The Independent-News, Volume 97, Number 10, Walkerton, St. Joseph County, 30 July 1970 — Page 12

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— THE INDEPENDENT-NEWS — JVLY 30, 1070

Preview To The Fair Presented “Preview to the Fair’ was the theme for Lincoln Township lord dress revue nad foods exhibit Wednesday at John Glenn High School with nearly 100 persons present. Outstanding 4-Hers were given special honors including Linc >ln Township's candidate for 4-H Queen and King; outstandit g junior leaders and State i- lir School candidates. Named as 4-H Queen is Miss Beverly Welch, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Iceland Welch and King i> Mark Malstaff, son of Mr. and Mrs. Harry Malstaff. They will participate in the St. Joseph C mnty Fair opening ceremonies on Tuesday evening. August 4. Mrs. Howard Clingenpeel. repr;senting Better Homes Extension Ciub, placed a jeweled crown on Miss Welch’s head and presented Mark a Shaeffer pen from the club. They were selected on the basis of years in 4 H and projects completed. Outstanding junior leaders named here are Miss Pat Westh les, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Bernard Westhues, and Loren Ctpek. son of Mr. and Mrs. Junes Capek. Jr. Loren was a so acknowledged as the county winner to design the fair provam with his theme, “4-H ‘7O Style.’’ Girls and Boys State Fair School candidates are Miss Kathie Lazarek, daughter of A r. and Mrs. Ed Lazarek and A aik Malstaff. Two local entries placed in the t>p five in the county “Share the Fun ’ contest and competed u the sub-ar<.i contests. They v.ere Lynn and Lowell Warner, < i.'then of Mt. a.nd Mrs. George Wat tier, who placed first in the St. Joseph contest with a tap dmce and Denise .Groves, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Groves, who placed third with a vocal solo. Mrs. Harry Malstaff, girls 4-H c lordinator, narrated the dress revue and explained the tour of home projects and picnic at Culver this week. Other adult leaders include Mrs. James Rush, clothing I-1I; Mrs. Branson Hiatt, cothing 111-IV: Mrs. Howard Clingenpeel, clothing V-up; Mrs. Roy Freeman, foods I-II; Mrs. Charles Robert Cripe, foods lllup, Mrs. Donald Northam, homefurnishings; and Mrs. Malstaff, knitting, ceramics, fine arts and general crafts. Mrs. George Warner will be the knitting leader next year and begin classes m September. Other leaders include Lynn Peaiish, boys coordinator; Ber1 Something's missing- o ■ o\° J Something may be missing fron your insurance co/erage, too ... if it’s not tailored for the job " you expect it to do I For Iyour home, auto, business, or farm —I can * recommend Meridian 4 Mutual coverage that fits , your exact needs—and your budgetl See me... ■.there's no obtigation! your Meridian Mutual agent [ Mfr Hh n -. Hutu a I. R. W. Johnson Ins. Morning — Hamlet Phone 867-28’4 AftrrHoonn — Koontx Late mono Walkerton SM-23M

nard Westhues, beef; John Ardema, rabbits; Don Wray, Mrs. Lazarek and Mr. and Mrs. Pearish, horse and pony; Harry Malstaff. photography; and Lyle Roush, swine. Although crafts, ceramics, fine arts, knitting and home furnishing were on display, they will not be judged until next week in South Bend. Judging in clothing and foods projects took place with the following results: Clothing, Division I: — Township champion and possible State Fair Entry - Lynn Warner. A s - Mary Ann Freeman, Laura Kay Malstaff. Susan Rush, Kerri Skiles and Lynn Warner. B’s - Cindy Anderson, Debbie Louderback, Donna Moore, Diane Taylor. C's- Kelly Hall and Cindy Kunkle. Clothing. Division II — Township champion and possble State Fair entry - Kathy Kersh. As - Kathy Kersh and Pam Skiles. B's- Barb Zahrn. Clothing. Division IV — Township champion and possble State Fair entry - Karen Groves. A’s Vickie Capek. Karen Groves, Nancy Hiatt, Peggy Norton. Clothing. Division V — Township champion and possible State Fair entry - Denise Baker. A s Denise Baker, Mary Cripe, Lennie Smith, Carol Welch, Beverly Welch. B’s Cathy Lidy, Sandy Welch. Clothing, Division VI — Township champion and possble State Far entry - Sandy Welch. Clothing Division VII — Township and possible State Fair entry - Kathie Lazarek. A’s - Kathie Lazarek. B's- Pat West-

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hues. Foods, Division I Township champion - Janet Searfoss. Possible State Fair- Janice Taylor. A’s - Robin Davis, Lynn Warner, Janice Taylor, Janet Searfoss. B's- Susan Farrar. Foods, Division 111 — Township champion - Mary Ann Freeman. Possible State Fair- - Kay Malstaff. A’s - Mary Ann Freeman, Laura Kay Malstff. B's • Debbie Louderback. Foods, Division V — Township champion - Nancy Hiatt. Possible State Fair- Lennie Smith. A’s - Nancy Hiatt, Lennie Smith. B's- Denise Baker, Cathy Lidy. C’s - Sue Westhues. Foods, Division VI — Township champion - Carol Welch. Possible State Fair- Sandy Welch. A’s - Carol Welch, Sandy Welch. B’s - Mary Cripe. Junior League Standings Minor League Scores Pilots 6 Expos 3 A’s 6 Cardinals 4 Pilots 12 Cubs 5 Expos 13 Royals 11 A’s 9 Cubs 7 Pilots 3 Cardinals 2 Expos 7 Astros 6 Standings Won Lost Tie Pts Astros 7 3 0 14 Pilots 7 3 0 14 As 6 3 1 13 Royals 5 4 1 11 Cardinals 3 7 0 6 Cubs 3 7 0 6 Expos 3 7 0 6

Major league Scores Giants 1 Angels 0 Mets 7 Reds 5 Mets 7 Giants 5 Mets 10 Giants 5 Twins 5 Reds 3 Standings Won Lost Tie Pts Reds 5 3 1 11 , Mets 5 5 0 10 Giants 3 2 3 9 Angels 2 5 2 6 Twins 3 5 0 6 Junior League Schedule The Walkerton Junior League Baseball weekly schedule for the upcoming week of July 30 to August 6 is listed below. Thursday, July 30 in the minor league the Royals will play the Cardinals and in the major league game the Reds take on the Giants. Friday, July 31 the Astros play the Cubs in the minor league game. Monday. August 3 in the minor league the Cardinals vs the Expos and in the majors the Reds battle the Angels. Tuesday, August 4 the Cubs will challenge the Royals in the minor league and the Twins vs the Metz in the major league game. Thursday, August 6, the minor league will have a double header with the Pilots playing the Astros In the first game and the A s taking on the Expos in the second game of the evening. This is the last week for the fans to see these fine ball play-

ers in action for the season. Plan on attending one of the above games and see what all the shouting is about. The minor league play gets underway at 5:45 pin. and the major league games being at 7:30 p.m. The double header will begin at 5:45 p.m. with the second game at 7:30. This years Junior League Baseball program has been under the direction of Mr. Richard Kickbush. EFFICIENCY A man can't miss if he considers every day the start of a new year, and sees to it that every hour does its part. TOTAL LOSS Time may be valuable, but the fellow who intends to spend nothing else on his vacation won’t have much fun. Helps Shrink Swelling Os * Hemorrhoidal Tissues । caused by inflammation Doctors have found a medication that in many cases gives prompt, temporary relief from pain and burning itch in hemorrhoidal tissues. Then it actually helps shrink swelling of these tissues caused by inflammation. The answer is Preparation H*. No prescription is needed for Preparation H. Ointment or I suppositories. •