Winning Apple Blossom quilt block chosen
By KENDACE BORRY
BIGLERVILLE - Mrs.
Ruth -Anna Policy, Get
tysburg, entered the winning
entry in the Adams County
Apple Blossom Quilt Con
test, which was held as part
of the Adams County Apple
Blossom Festival.
Mrs. Policy, who stated
that she had been “doing a
lot of quilting in the past few
years”, told that her idea
was “original, and had just
come out of her head.” She
used pink flowers and green
leaves arranged on a white
background for the winning
entry.
Second place in the contest
went to Mary Volland, East
Berlin, who along with Mrs.
Polley is well known in the
area as a quilting teacher. In
fact, the ladies related, Mrs.
Polley was a one-time
student of Mrs. Volland.
Third place in the contest
went to Mrs. Peg Wyckoff,
Gettysburg R 5.
There were eight entries
from seven people in the
contest.
Judges for the event were
Mrs. Cindy Heltzel,
Hanover, and Mrs. Peggy
Lott, Gettysburg. The dif
ferent quilting patches were
judged on their designs
related to the subject, the
suitability of the material,
the neatness, the color
combination, the ease of use
by others to make quilts and
accessories, and the ac
curacy of the patterns.
All of the entries were
shown at the South Mountain
Fairgrounds during the
Apple Blossom Festival last
weekend. During that time,
awards were given to the top'
three winners.
Presented by the Adams
County Fruitgrowers during
the Sunday queen crowning
festivities, Mrs. Policy was
given $2O; Mrs. Volland
awarded $10; and Mrs.
Wyckoff received $5.
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MANURE
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side of'C with right side of D. Determine placement of leaves - sew in
place. Cover a little of E and F, and lower edge of CD with G. Continue
with other 3 buds. Draw Quilting Motif on patch as shown and Echo Quilt
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