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iif djMsk ' -lb •-' . . : ,-yr, 3 VICKIE looks the proud mother as she poses behind her lineup of 10 three-week-old pups in Beilerille, N. J. She is a German shepherd. (International)

Winners Listed In 4-H Rabbitt Show Placings Listed During 4 H Show Following are the placings in the rabbit show at the 4-H fair in Monroe. New Zealand Whites junior Does —Ist, Michael Stav* enick (who also showed the best of the breed) ; 2nd. Robert Christener; 3rd. - Robert €hr istener; 4th r Steven Hike; sth, Michael Stavenick. 6 to 8 month does-"-Ist, Sarah Gass; 2nd. Becky Baker; 3rd. Sarah Gass; 4th and sth. Jan Smith. Senior does—lst, Jim Singleton: 2nd. Jim Singleton; 3rd, Jerry Mosser; 4th and sth, Alvin Habegger. Junior Bucks — Ist, Becky Baker; 2nd, Jerry MosseY; 3rd. Karl Fuhrman; sth. Jerry Mosser. 6 to 8 month bucks — Ist. Jerry Mosser; senior bucks—lst, Paul Habegger; 2nd. Jim Singleton; 3rd. Nicky Secaur; 4th, Karl Fuhrman; sth, Jerry Mosser. New Zealand Reds Senior does —Ist, Jerry Mosser; 2nd, Kenneth Baumgartner: 3rd. Jerry Mosser; 4th, Larry Dubach; sth, Larry Dubach. Junior bucks—--Ist, Jim Sitiglton; 2nd, Jerry Mosser; 3rd, Jim Singletdn. 8 to 8 month bucks—lst, Jerry Mosser; senior bucks —Ist, JsrU Mosser: 2nd, Jim Singleton. Junior does—--Ist, Jerry Mosser; 2nd. Kenneth Van Horn; 3rd, Jim Singleton; 4th Jerry Mosser; Sth. Jim Singleton. 6 to 8 month does—lst and 2nd. Jerry Mosser. Californiaa Junior . does—lst, Jerry Hoffman, 2nd. Margaret Beeler; 3rd. Jerry Hoffman; junior buck— Ist. Margaret Beeler; senior doe—lst, Julian Cramer. White Be ver an Jr. Does —Ist, Truman Goldner, Jr, Chinchilla 6 to 8 month buck—lat. Harold Van Horn. 6 to 8 month doe —Ist, Harold Van Horn. Crema De Argent Ist. Harry Hebble; Champagne DeArgent—lst, Harry Hebble; Angora — junior doe, Ist and 2nd, Phyllia Velet; Checkered Giants — Ist and 2nd. David Hartman. Blue Dutch Senior doe—l st and 2nd, Jerry Baughman; junior buck—lst, Alice Roberts. Tortoise Dutch Ist and 2nd, Nancy Holthouse. Lilac Dutch Ist, Jim Singleton. Chocolate Dutch Ist, David Singleton. Black Dutch Ist, David Singleton. Junior does; senior does—lst, Jim Singlton. Frier Meat Rabbit Pen let, 2nd. and 3rd, David Beeler. Roaster Pen Ist. Stanley Mosser.

u9e'l9F‘ - MH iBO'IWF'iF ft • /'t' ‘ JOOY AIDfRSON smflea for the cameramen after she set a new world and American women’s swimming record for the 100-yard free style at a Chicago pool. Her U«M V«« MM,.

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a Wu ■ V I Miss Alice Stuber Miss Alice Stuber Dress Revue Winner Jefferson Township Girl Revue Winner Miss Alice Stuber, of the Jefferson Work & Win 4-H club, pieced first in the Adams courety dies* revue, climax of the 4-H fail; in Monrfee Thursday night. , Misqi Stuber, the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Stuber, of Jefferson townwhip, modeled a blue wool juit and a poodle cloth coat, which »he made in her seventh year clothing project this summer. Mies Stuber had also won the seventh divuion of the dreesmakieg project. judged last Saturday. She will represent Adams courtty in t;«e state fair dreoe revue at Indianapolis on Spptenriier 4. '- Sharon SchulleE daughter of'Mr. and Mrs. Ervin Schuller of Preble Lownahip. was selected reserve grand champion. Miss Schuller, a member of the Preble Peppy Pals, modeled a grey drees with red and white accessories. Gloria Koene man. county 4-H club agent, acted as master ot ceremonies for the revue, which was judged by Mrs. P. B. Smith. The girle in divisions I and 11 who received dress revue ribbons were Julie Sanders. Gyneth Schnepp. Kathleen Shoaf, Barbara Jackson, Gail Egley. Janice Bing Ser. Onstee Barkley. Sandra flyer lattice LAechty, Sherrill Beer, Lila’ and Linda Kuretzman. Janice Yo let, Naticy Bailey, Nancy Cook Judy Yoder. Lois Jean Gerke Connie Bergman, and Darlene Smitley. Girl* in the upper division who made dresses; coate. or suits who received dress revue pins from the Spool Cotton company were: Divicion .3— Evelyn Griffiths, Sonja Voder, Chloe Neuensch, wander. Carol Norqua-sit, Joyce Embarha, Marcille Buuck and Janice Lantz. Division. 4—Carol Heller. Carolyn Mllchtl, Linda Raudenbush, Betty Myers, and Amy Jo Eicher, ,pivltrion s—Shirley Fenwtermiaker. Marilyn Christener, Bette Royer Gretchen Schnepp. Dorie Bluhm. Mary Myers and Ruth Sipe. Division 6—Coleen Egly, Carolyn Zimmerman, Doric Cable, Normn Jean Hailey. Sharon Schuller.’ Division 7 — Elaine Blakey. Janet Shady, Esibell Burkhart. Ruth Teeter. Alice Stuber, Marlene Jolrnrort, Carolyn Chriwtener,. and Carol Wall. STUDEBAKER _ (Continued From Pa*« llttl Ford, General Motors and Chryalei'. union leaders noted In asking the workers to reduce wage* to the le"el paid by the Big Three. Louis J. Horvath, president of Local 5, remarked after the detent: “We tried to point out the company could not provide more Work unlew it reduce* cost* and sells more care . . . hut the member* jnet were not in any mood to take the long view.” Raymon4..H. Berndt, of Detroit, deputy director of UAW-CIO. aeld after the vote that he did not know if the union would try to negotiate a milder contract. Studebaker official* did not immediately copimeot on the vote, j

Carl Baker Shows Grand Champ Steer j Jefferson Township Entry Is Champion Carl Baker, son of Mr. and Mrs. Wilbert Baker, showed the grandchampion steer at the 4-H fair in Monroe yesterday. Cart is a mem-; her of the Jefferson Go (letters club and took top honors with an Angus steer. —H übert K uhn. eon of Mr e. Garl Kuhn of Blue Creek township, showed the reserve champion steer. Hubert is a member of the Blue Creek Sodbusters club and placed second with his Hereford steer. » . The placings in the Hereford class were: Lightweight -4- jst, John Carroll: 2nd. Muri Yoder: middle weight class—lst, James Sipe; 2nd. Kenny Peck: 3rd, Larry Bultemeier; 4th, Alan Miller; heavyweight—lst, Hubert Kuhn (reserve champion) 2nd, Suzanne Kuhn. 1 In the Shorthorn class, premium winners were: middleweight—lst, James Sipe (breed champion); heavyweight—lst, Joe Brite; 2nd, Sharon BZeltz; 3rd, Larry Buiteme|r. In the Angus class: lightweight Ist, John Rumple; 2nd. Gail Gerke; 3rd, Jim Holt; 4th, Carolyn Fast; Sth, Melvia FMt; middleweight Ist. Helen Rumple; 2nd, Bill Rumple; 3rd, David Meyers, Jr.; 4th, Gail Gerke; heavyweight — Ist, Carl Baker; 2nd, John Inniger. Red Poll winners were: Ist, Joe Kohne; 2nd. Joe Kohne. Holstein steer placings went to: Ist. Donald Graber; 2nd, John Schaefer. • ; ' ••• Carol Egley Wins Grand Champ Award Grand Champion In Food Preparation Carol Egley of the Kirkland Kut Ups earned the grand champion award in food preparation at the 4-H fair. Carol is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Walter Egley, route 2, Decatur. Simple desserts were exhibited by the first division girls. Winners are Nancy Meshberger, first premium; Ruth Sipe, second; Jane Raudenbush, third; Jimmy Baun, fourth; Jane Doff, fifth. The second division girle exhib-. ited salads and different kinds of sandwiches. Winners are Lois leaj£ t Gerke. first; Doveanna Nussbaum, second; Gretchen Schnepp. third; Diane Kohli, fourth; Janice Uiechty. fifth. Vegetables were prepared by the third division exhibitors. Winners are Wanda Neuenschwander, first; Carolyn Mitchel, second; Nancy Shoaf .third; Rowena Merriman, fourth; Suzanne Edwards, fifth. Exhibitions of the fourth division girls consisted of various meat dishes. W'lnners are Alice Sprunger. first: Donna Small, second; Audrey Kuhn, third; Carla Snyder, fourth; Flossie Schwarts, fifth. Other winners in fifth division announced by Mrs. P. B. Smith, fudge, are Suzanne Kuhn, second; Colleen Egly. third; Dianne Liochty. fourth; Anna Margaret Beeler, fifth. These girls exhibited various types of prepared dishes. INSTITUTIONS < Covrtnwea On >*nge Ftvrl Frank, was discharged from hfS port as publicity man for the Los Angeles housing authority when he also refused to anew er question’s regarding any possible link with the Communists. No habit has any real hold on you other than the hold you "have on it. —Gardner Hunting. If *what you did yesterday still looks pretty big ttf you, then you haven’t done enough today.—4. 0. Jewett? If you have something to sell or rooms for rent, try a Democrat Want Ad it brlnfs rpauHg.

Grand Champions In County’s Pig Show Clark Stahly Shows Grand Champ Barrow Clark Atahly. *>n‘ of Mr. and Mra. Chris Stahly bf Hartford township, showed the grgnd champion barrow of all breeds during the pig judging at the 4-H fair in Monroe. Cltirft to a member of -the ’’llartford Hoosi«r Workers -MH clubhand his Cross Breed senior barrow captured top honors of the pljtahow. The grand champion gilt of all breeds was shown by Max Yoder. Max is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Paul Yoder and he is a member, of the Hartford Hoosier Workers 4-H club. Max showed in the Yorkshire breed. The grand champion breed litter and the grand champion market litter were also, shown by Max Yoder. The grand champion boar was shown by Dellas Neuenschwander, member of the French Happy Hoosiers 4-H club. Dallas is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Homer Neuenschwander and he showed in the Yorkshire breed. Max Yoder, of the Jlartford Hoosiers Workers 44 i club was awarded senior, showmanship during the pig Judging. Tn the Junior showmanship, Denny Baumgartner placed first. Denny is a member of the Kirkland Futswe Farmers ciubrOther showman■ship p&cing wehi to: senior showmanship, 2nd blace. Kathleen Boerger; 3rd. Roftald Selking. Juhtor showmanshin Mich sei Carr; 3rd, Sharon Bebouf.’ The senior herdsman award was won by Jimmy Brown and the Junior herdsman award by Denny Baumgartner. Thia award is ginven' on appearance <Z their pens and their animate during the 4-H fair. Placing were awarded in all breeds and divisions. Du rec Winners in the Duroc bjeed placings were as follows; Junior barrow • Ist, John Inniger; 2nd. Roger Habegger; 3rd, 'Alan Hahegger; Junior gilt - lat/jobn Inniger; tod. Roger Hgbegger; Junior board • Ist, John Inniger; market Utter - Ist. John Inniger. Hampshire Winners Senior barjow,- tot Reith orif : fithg; 2nd,, larry Meyers; 3rd, Nolan 4th. Roger Vonqmten*. Junior barrow • tot, Keith Griffith-if M. onto Haiotoflud; Nolan ’ orif«4»;. 4Jh r . Marvin Hirsehy;, and Ath, Doyle, Led, Jr. Hampshire barrow champion was shbwu by Keith Griffiths. Senior Hampshire gilt • Ist, Larry Myers; 2nd, Nolan Griffiths; 3rd, Roger VonGunten; 4th. Keith Griffiths. Junior gilts - tot. Roger Koeneman; 2m<j, Mag Lehman; 3rd. Larry Myers. Larry Myers, showed the breed, Hampshire champion gilt. Senior hampshlre boat • Ist. Nolan Griffiths; junir boar - Ist, Roger Kodbesnan; 2nd, Keitii Griffiths; Roger Kdeoqman showed the breed Hampshire boar. Senior market litter • let". Larry Myers; 2nd, Noian Ortolthp. ? , . Cross Breed Winnert Senior cross breed barrows - Ist, Clark Stably; 2nd. Raltner Inn iger; 3rd, Larry Bittner; 4th, Deen Stahly; sth, Leroy Boerger; Junior barrows • Ist, Dwight Moeer; 2nd, Larry Bittner; 3rd, Kenneth Cauble; 4th, Jerry Hlreohy; sth, Robert Hartfflah?Breed champion Cross Breed barrow - Clark Stahly. Senior market litter • let, Clerk Stahly, 2nd, Dale Fuelling; 3rd, Dean Stahly. Yorkshire Winnert Senior Yorkshire barrow winners: Ist. Max Yoder; 2nd. Jimmy Brown; 3rd. Donald lech; 4th, Perry lech; sth. Arnold Gerke. Breed champion Yorkshire bar row • Max Yoder. Senior gilts • Ist. Max Yoder; 2nd, Arnold Gerke; 3rd, Perry tech; 4th, Jimmy Brown; sth, Gerald Schaudt. Junior gilt - Dallas Neunschwander. Breed Champion Yorkshire gilt • Max Yoder. Breed litter - Yorkshire - let. Max Yoder; 2nd. Jimmy Brown; r3d, Arnold Gerke. Senior market Utter let. Max Yoder; 2nd, Jimmy Brown; 3rd, Arnold Gerke. Senior boar • Ist, Dallas Neuenschwander. Breed champion Yorkshire boar • Dallas Neuenschwander. Spotted Poland China Winnert Senior Borrow • Ist. John Lindsey; 2nd, Leo Busick; 3rd. Richard. WLpexnah; 4th, James Bilderback; sth, David Duff; Junior barrow • let, John Duff; 2nd. Larry Busick. Champion breed barrow • John Lindeey. Senior gilt • Ist, John Lindsey; 2nd, Darrel Macklin; 3rd, Leo Busick. Junior gilt Ist, Leo Busick; 2nd. Larry Busick. Breed gilt - John Lindsey; market Uttar - let, John Lindsey. Big Typt Poland China Senior barrow * let, Arno Girod; 2nd, (Eugene Bulmahn; - junior barrow • Ist. Gery Girod: 2nd, Kent Girod; 3rd, Donald Bucher; 4th, Alan (Miller; sth. Larry Bulmahn. Breed champion barrow • Gery Girod. Junior gilt • let. Sharon Bebout; 2nd. Arlen Mitchel; junior litter » Arlen Mitchel. Cheater White Winnert Senior Borrow .. Ist. Rex King; M. Mtohael Ctecr; »ad,

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ROMAN CATHOLIC Father Bernard Cronin (left), to reported re- i covering from a stab wound inflicted by Josephine Avanzino, 37, - while ha was saying matt at St Gabriel's church in San Francisco. The woman, a former mental patient, is shown being questioned by Police Sgt. William Grant, who holds knife. Father Cronin is 44. The attacker’s mother said her daughter was alternately deeply religious and violently anti-religious. (International) . —— - —‘ —-J - _ ’ _ »2 t. - --■ ** • - - -

Boerger; market Utter, Ist - Rex Kipg. Berkshire Senior harrow • Ist, John Frey; 2nd, Roger Frey; 3rd, Bobby Wechter; junior barrow - let, Bobby Wechter; senior boar • Ist, Bobby Wechter: senior breed litter • Ist, Bobby Wechter; senior .market

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Utter - Ist. Bobby Wechter. Senior Gilt - Jim Tuylor let; Max Egley 2nd; and Hobby Wechter 3rd. The U.S. military academy at West Point was the natihn’a first engineering school, For many years it was the only such Institu•toa. —: —i ——V