Grange hosts pie-eating contest at county fair
NORWICH – The Chenango County Fair and the Chenango County Grange co-sponsored an old fashioned pie-eating contest held on Saturday at the County Fair in Floral Hall.
Oxford residents Susanna Colquitt, representing the Smithville Center Grange, and Oxford Grange president Tom Lawton, brought on pudding pies as kids of all ages entered this tasty test of competitive speed eating. There was a ‘no hands’ rule which created a pretty messy situation, but the contestants were permitted to wear plastic garbage bag “ponchos” to protect their clothes. The children chowed down on the pudding as a crowd cheered them on.
The winners were in three categories. In the Children’s Division, 1st place was: Nick Wallace; 2nd place: Colby Richardson and 3rd was Cameron Richardson. In the Pre-Teen Division, 1st was Dylan Comfort and 2nd was April Kingsbury; and in the Teen Division: 1st place went to Nick Weckesser.
The Chenango County Grange is a family-oriented, agricultural, community service fraternity. They participate annually in the Chenango County Fair offering homemade pies, ice cream and hearty lunch foods at the Grange food booth and also display educational exhibits.
Oxford residents Susanna Colquitt, representing the Smithville Center Grange, and Oxford Grange president Tom Lawton, brought on pudding pies as kids of all ages entered this tasty test of competitive speed eating. There was a ‘no hands’ rule which created a pretty messy situation, but the contestants were permitted to wear plastic garbage bag “ponchos” to protect their clothes. The children chowed down on the pudding as a crowd cheered them on.
The winners were in three categories. In the Children’s Division, 1st place was: Nick Wallace; 2nd place: Colby Richardson and 3rd was Cameron Richardson. In the Pre-Teen Division, 1st was Dylan Comfort and 2nd was April Kingsbury; and in the Teen Division: 1st place went to Nick Weckesser.
The Chenango County Grange is a family-oriented, agricultural, community service fraternity. They participate annually in the Chenango County Fair offering homemade pies, ice cream and hearty lunch foods at the Grange food booth and also display educational exhibits.
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