The Independent-News, Volume 93, Number 4, Walkerton, St. Joseph County, 22 June 1967 — Page 8

IHE INDEPENDENT-NEWS — JUNE 22, 1967

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Two Attend 4-H Round-Up At I*lll due Univ. T\v<> youngsters from tin Lincoln Twp. 11l Clubs attended 4-H Round-Vp at Purdue Cniversity last week. They arc Marianne Kcrsh, In year old daughter of Mr. and Mrs Richard Kcrsh and John Cowger Jr.. If year old son of Mr. and Mrs. John Cowger Sr., all of Walkerton. I Im I * । ** a I '- Marianne is in her fifth year of 4-H this year and has won six twp. champions, Craft I, Knitting I. Foods I. II and Clothing I. 11. She has a total of nine project years in 4-H. including Junior Leader. Last year she participated in the 4-H dress review and County Demonstration. John Cowger Jr. just moved to Walkerton last fall but had six years of 4-H at Kouts High School and two projects this year at Walkerton. He has a total of 23 project years. He had grand champion of Soil and Water Conservation II at Por’er Count \. He had swine VI. Soil and Wat< r Conservation IV. Potatoes II Garden 11. Jr. Leader 11, Wildlife I, Forestry I. Corn 111 and Soybeans 11. He also has been a

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member of the Future Farmers of American four years. jflHgL Wwik 1 *** AM i y w \ 4 * The two will make a report at the 4-H meeting 7:30 p.m. Tuesday night for a General 4-H meeting at the John Glenn High School. Better Homes Club To Tour South Bend Locations Plans have been completed by the Better Homs Extension Club to make a tour of South Bend on June 29. Trip reservation are due to Mrs. Harry Malstaff immediately. i The group must be at WSBTTV at 9:30 for a tour there and ready for Good Will Industries at 11 a.m. A tour of South Bend Tribune at 1 p.m. followed by the South Bend Museum and the City Park to see the home of the first white homemaker- to have a home in South B-nd. The group will not be able to be a participation audience of the Homemakers time, but will see it on the monitors in the studio. A special date was set as the first open date, Juh 20. Those wishing to go on that date also please let Mrs. Malstaff know. Don't make the mistake of being afraid you'll make one.

To Attend 4-H (amp At Quibache Mark Malstaff has been silerted by Lincoln Twp. 4-H Advis r> Board to represent his community and St. Joseph County at Quibache. This is a Junior- Leader 1 Camp for outstanding 4-H mem- j bers and is a most stimulating and exciting experience for anyone attending. It is located at j the Hoosier 4-H Leader-ship Center west of Lafayette. Mark will arrive Sunday, July 23 and dismisses Thursday, July 27. just in time for the St. Joseph County Fair August 1 to 5. jfll M. * iWh. I | This is his fifth year in 4-H with forty project years. He has had three grand Championships in St. Joseph County, Weather I, Photography 11. and Crafts IV. He has had a blue ribbon at the State Fair- for his Photograph;.. He has had four Twp. Champions, and Junior Leader- two yea:-. Pe drove in the County Tractor Driving Contest two year and took a first in class, in h. । t > and Pony, and also place! third in the finals of the Spot 1 and Action Contest at the Fair list year. Woodworking I, Photography VI. Soil Conservatic n 11. Strawberries 11. Crafts V. Tractor

Maintance IV, Electric 111, Foods 11. Dairy Council 11, Weather I, Geology 1, Horse and Pony I, Fine Arts 111, Junior Leader 11, Flowers I, and Entomology 1. Sometimes a fellow pins his faith to a star, and discovers later that it was a firefly. Cultivate the habit of thinking for yourself it pays.

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K. L. Association Elects Directors The directors of the Koontz Lake Association, Inc. have elected Theodore C. Lipke, as a director, to fill the vacancy on the board created by the resignation of Clifford Alien. Those who can’t get down to business seldom reach the top.