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leader, and for Mrs. Phvllis Bitting, fine arts adult leader. Mark Was Lincoln Twp. King for hig 4-H record points. , daughter of and Mrs DeLoyce Cnpe, took top honors winning a Showmanship Grand Champion lor pony under 50 inches, after Winning out in junior championship and first in class competition in Showmanship. The judge complimented this first year member for her alert attitude and response in the ring to show her pony. In judging the ponies themselves, she took a reserve champion for junior Gelding Coit class and also the reserve champion for senior Gelding class She also won a first in class (m-nlare and colt class. Her o,yi<*r* 4-H project was basic qraft' i f or a blue ribbon. j ’ Karell '’Downey. 14-year-old daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Neil Downey, took a reserve champion quarterhorse mare of the show Roberta Van Dyke, food preservation I, flowers I Loren Capek, tine arts I, wildlife I, geology I Carol Tuttle, foods VI, crafts I. weather'l, photography 111 Alan Northam, entomology H photography I Janjes Mechling, electric I Maigaret Mechling, basic craft I. clotjiirg IV, foods IV Jo An A Bussie, basic crafts I Kathan Bussie, basic crafts I Laura .Tuttle, basic crafts I foods V Paula Payton, basic crafts I foods IV Kan n Wardman, crafts I Marianne Kersh, knitting I foods 111, clothing II Julie Tiede, Helen Lenz. Brenda Anspaugh, all knitting I; Donna Naragon. knitting 11, foods IV, jr. leader for knitting and Dairy Council Debbie Naragon, embroidery 11, foods I, Dairy Council I Barbara Naragon, embroidery 111, clothing 111 and Dairy Council Denise Baker, foods I Catherine Lidy, foous 1 clothing I Cynthia Savoie, foods 1 and clothing I * Carolyn Welch, foods I Mark Williams, Vicki Williams, both foods I Denise Groves, Vickie Taylor, both foods I Connie Daniels foods 111, clothing II Cindy Huhnke, foods IV, clothing irit Julie Zlat<»v foods IV Chitrier.e Cripe, foods V Jill Frentis, Clothing II Sandy Welch, fine arts I RED RIBBONS David Welch, crafts II Sheryl Harrison, knitting I Nancy Hiatt, fine arts I, foods I Dennis VanWanzeele, Carolyn & ® Something’s missing- - Something may be missing from your auto InsurJ nee, tool Ask about feridian Mutual’s Pacemaker Auto Policy. Included are valuable provisions not even mentioned In many other Insurance plans. And, I can tailor the Pacemaker to fit your exact needs-at « cost to fit your budgetl 5m me.. e Ihara'a no obligation! your Mirldhn Mutual agent R. W. Johnson Ins. Koontz Lake Mornings Hamlet 867-2824
Welch, fine arts I Denise Baker, Vickie Williams, Debbie Naragon, Pattie Westhues, Laura Tuttle, Donna Naragon, Carol Tuttle, all on foods Mary Cripe, clothing I, foods I Katherine Krick, clothing I, fine arts I Penny Naragon, clothing HI. foods IV Ruby Eaton, Lennie Smith, Sue Westhues, Barbara Naragon. Jill Prenlis, Sandy Welch, Roberta Van Dyke Steve Wiktorowski, woodworking 11, entomology 111 Craig Houser wildlife I and geology I Jan^# wildlife I Veronica Belling*?; ‘piwslLi x WHITE RIBBONS Steve Wiktorowski, Carol Tuttle, Scott King, Mike Zlatos, Alan Northam, James Mechling, Paul Laskouski, Laura Tuttle, Linda Bellinger. Placing in the swine Chesterwhite gilt contest was Linda Bellinger as sixth and Veronica Bellinger as ninth and in barrow crossbreed heavyweight was Veronica as seventh and Linda as eighth. In Chesterwhite gilt barrow was Linda as sixth and Veronica as ninth; in heavyweight chesterwhite swine was Linda as fourth and Veronica as third. Many red and white ribbons were taken in horse ^nd' pony, participating were Sandy Welch, David Rose, Gail Szady, JoAnn Bussie, Bobbie Rhodes. Any additions or corrections in these project grades as released today may be reported to the leaders in charge to be printed next Week. A great deal of extended effort has been made by the 4-H leaders to bring this 4-H year to such a succesful close. The parents are urged to give their support to the youngsters and assistance in providing for transportation and all those ex-
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tras it takes In supplies or loyally to 4-H. All project books have to be completed and turned in to receive a grade as signed by the leaders. The 4-H Achievement Banquet will be held early in September. All 4-H members who completed their projects are to be treated
Mike Westhues Has Reserve Grand Champion Steer At St. Joseph County 4-H Fair y SB Ml .■W ■ -I-' *A
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to a free trip to the Indiana State Fair the end of August. The bus will be provided. Each child will need h i lunch and spending money. Club members are reminded that they may begin next year’s 4-H projects just as soon as the County Fair is over, so there are
lots of fun activities in 4-H. Check with L-on Verhaeghe or anj- 4-H member if you want to join. All potential members are urged to attend the achievement banquet to be announced later. Either take chances or take what is left by those who do.
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