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her small design featuring fungus, Statice, and Boxwood.
The third went to Mary Revercomb for her spectacular arrangement incorporating an ancient cheese cutter into a display using fruits and vegetables with flowers.
Other blue ribbons in design went to: Betty Wood whose Siberian Iris and grasses graced the living room; Mary Revercomb for her Peony and wood sculpture on the hearth; Susan Jones whose little log cabin sat on a truck; Mary Priest for her tiny Miniature Rose arrangement; Pat Wharton for her Miniature Roses potted in a window planter; and to Rogiania McCoy for her table setting featuring Carnations and Daisies.
Three special awards were given to the horticulture specimens displayed in
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