The Independent-News, Volume 96, Number 46, Walkerton, St. Joseph County, 9 April 1970 — Page 9

Conservation Is Topic For Meeting Os Club Friday Color slides taken and shown by Conservation Officer Russell Sherwood at the Woman’s Community Club Benedict Night on April 3, provided an interesting and informative evening. While most of the pictures were in St. Joseph County where Officer Sherwood is assigned .there were others of southern Indiana and Michigan . There were scenes of beauty as well as those depicting hunting and fishing. Outstanding among the slides were those showing the current flower show at Pottawatamie Park. The flowers were of numerous varieties and of exceptional beauty. Officer Sherwood indicated as was shown on the slides that there was pollution in some lakes and streams in the St. Joseph County area, particularly a bad situation prevails in the St. Joseph River. Strangely enough in certain locations there were “fish kills,’’ where gar, shad, and carp, considered undesirable to eat fish were killed by lack of oxygen during the winter season; the game fish however, seemed not to have been affected by this condition He informed the group how the biologists of the Department test the fish to determine if they are growing properly. This is done by weighing and measuring them and taking scales winch when placed under a microscope will indicate whether or not the growth of the fish is normal. He also told how fields of sorghum are planted in certain areas of the country to provide food and cover for the birds. The audience was informed that it is illegal to possess an animal known as the Ferret unless just cause has been estblished for a person to own one. (These animals are illegally used to flush out rabbits.) In ‘the area of Crumstown there are numerous foxes which are detrimental to wild life he said. The county is offering a $3 bounty for every fox killed. Boaters were warned to “feel out unfamiliar waters because hazards often he hidden just

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under the water surface and could easily wreck a boat. People with inboards were cautioned to ventilate their boats thoroughly after “gassing up” to prevent an explosion. A local man, identified as Art Baker by a member of the audience, was shown in one of the slides with a good sized trout. Officer Sherwood said he is dometimes referred to as the “game protector," but he was also called many other names which he thought best not to mention. The Conservation Department, he added, is now known as the Department of Natural Resources. The concern of the Conservation Officer is to protect wild life, birds, and animals and property so that all may have an equal opportunity to enjoy the pleasure sports oifered by lakes, rivers, streams, and forests. The ; sur£pce has just been touched but to tell all of the interesting things learned from Officer Sherwood would take much Jmore Jpace Sufficient to know that after having viewed the slides it was concluded that Indiana has much to offer the public in the way of fishing, hunting, boating and beautiful scenery in the State Forests and other areas. Mrs. George Hillis, president welcomed husbands, guests and members. She introducted all the officers who had served with her during the past two years. Mrs. Chester Griffin was introduced as the new president and will be installed in office May 15. On July 9. at the county convention in South Bend Mrs Hillis was installed as First Vice President of the St. Joseph County Federation. All county officers installed at that time will take their offices officially on July 1. Since this was a carry-in-dinner each member had an op portunity to bling the best ot her culinary art if the table was a measure of this offering each woman did just that. The club furnished the piece dr resistance which was ham. In keeping with the theme of conservation, beautiful ceramic birds of many species were displayed on the guest table. Mrs Leonard Beaty gave the invocation. Hostesses tor this meeting were Mrs. Roy Newell, Mrs Lloyd Thomas. Mrs. Ben Brede and Mrs. Helen Quebbeman Dr. Robert Hmni, Superintendent of Schools, Walkerton,

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will speak on "What Are Students Telling Us?” at the April 17 meeting at 2:00 p.m. New Books At Walkerton Library ADULT FICTION Decker’s Campaign - Beckman Thirst For Love - Mishima Speak Now - Yerby This Perfect Day - Levin Hallowe’en Party - Christie Mary, Queen of Scots - Fraser A Great Fail - M. Savage, Simon & Schuster And Not To Yield - Ullman The Glass Virgin - Cookson The Past Tense of Love - Cadell Kellogg Junction - Spicer Troubled Journey - Lockridge She Was Only the Sheriffs Daughter - Forbes Valley of the Shadow - Garfield Wayward Love - Lockwood Secret Love - Miller Nurse Audrey’s Mission-Cabot Kim's Adventure - Worley Outlaws of Empty Pike - Hallerson Winchester Quarantine - Young Lovey Childs - O’Hara One To Count Cadence - Crumley Man On the Mountain - Carroll The Sixth Wife - Plaidly The Ten Gifts - Goundge Clung - Brand Nurse Kejly's Crusade - Dean The Listening Heart - King Romance of the Tourquoise Cat - Aeby A Haven For Jenny - Smiley Guns Over the Border - Baker Carey's Fortune - Emery Como Back Wherever You AreWeber Horse of Two Colors - Balds A Spy Case For Two- Walden Heartsease - Drekinson ADULT NON-FICTION The First Hurrah - O’Connor Audubon By Himself - Ford History of American Furni - tore - Bienenstock Fite From Heaven - Renault To Holland and to New Harfwny - Owen From Then Till Now - McCutchan Distribution of the Mammals of Indiana - Mumford Good Things About the U. S. Today - U. S News

APRIL 9, 1970 — THE INDEPENDENT-NEWS -

The Student Revolution - Callfano The Code of 1650 Blue Laws - Andrus & Son ILgh Rise Hawaii - Krauss Pots and Robbers - Hamblin Iron Chancellor - Buinarch JUVENILE BOOKS City High Champions - Heuman Your Career in Physical Therapy - Darby The Teenagers Guide to Diet and Health - Goodhart The College Drug Scene - Carey Lore and the Teenage Girl - Brom The Teenagers Menu CookbookAdams Overweight - Mayer The Guide to College Life - Mitchell Lincoln Twp. 4-H To Sponsor 3rd Horse Show The plans for the third annual Horse and Pony Show for the Lincoln Township 1-H at Walkerton were made at the advisory board meeting last week at the home of Don Wray. The show will be on Sunday.

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June 7 at Place Park,.Walkerton in conjunction with the Rummer Festival. June 4. 5, *bd 6. Chairman for the show ig Donald Wray, horse and pony leader at Walkerton and he ig assisted by Harry Malstaff, Bernard Westhues and Lynn Pearish. Mrs Edward Wiktowowgki ig the show secretary and William Rhodes is the treasurer. Mrs. James Capek has been named refreshment stand chairman and Mrs. James Patterson is in charge of the sponsors. , The show will begin at 9 a m. Two high point trophies will be awarded, high point trophy for adults and high point trophy for youth. There will be 31 classes. Trophies and cash payback will be given winners in six placings. All SI and $2 entry fee classes will receive a trophy and sixplace ribbons. All $3 entry fee will receive ribbons and payback of 30. 25. 15 and 10 percent Overnight camping is available at Circle C Ranch south of Walkerton.

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