Ligonier Banner., Volume 83, Number 23, Ligonier, Noble County, 9 June 1949 — Page 5

Thursday, June 9, 1949

Farm Topics

By J. L. Guthrie, Noble Farm Agent

4-H COMMITTEE, NOBLE CO. FARM BUREAU DIRECTORS, IMPROVE 4-H FACILITIES

On last Monday, June 6 at 8:30 a.m., thirty 4-H parents, 4-H club committee members, Farm Bureau Directors and Fair Board members met at the Fair Grounds ready to cement the floors in the Boys and Girls bunk houses. By 9 o’clock, work had begun in both buildings with six cement mixers in operation. At 11:30, the group were guests of the Fair Association for lunch and at 12:15 were back at work. The work progressed rapidly and as the group neared the end at 4 o’clock, they enjoyed 150 pounds of watermelon furnished by the County Farm Bureau.

The materials were largely donated—Northern Indiana Sand-and Gravel Company of Wolcottville donated sand and gravel, the Co. Co-Op, Kendallville Lumber Co., and Cline Lumber Co. furnished half the cement, the Fair purchasing the other half and hauling the sand and gravel. Earl Swartz of Kendallville and Joe Houser supervised the cementing. Those participating in the work were as follows: Ray Glass, Harold Thomas, Fred Forker, Glex Rimmel, Clinton Rimmel, Bernard Haines, Carl Harvey, Fair Board; R. C. McDowell, Noble twp.; Keith Becker, Alton Parker, Jefferson twp.; Ellsworth Peterson, Gary Peterson, Fred Harggart, Elbert Roe, Perry twp.; Lester Keefer, Eugene Richards, Bob Richards, Elkhart twp.; Dale Schinbeckler, William Kurtz, Walter Kern, Wayne twp.; Hugh Sherwin, Washington twp.; J. C. Roscoe, John Weber for Claude Surfus and Walter Stout, Albion and York twp.; Emory Hoffman, H. J. Black for Joe Schermerhorn, Orange twp.; Glen Arehart, Dave Horsewood, Green twp.; Dalton Rhodes, Kendallville; Whonsetler of Swan twp.; Keith Barhan, Allen twp., and J. L. Guthrie, Noble County Agent.

There is no question but what the cement floors will be a great improvement over the dirt floors.

Notice of \ ' The undersigned executors of the estate of Anna S. Green, deceased, will sell at public auction at the late residence of the decedent, located on Park Street, ; Ligonier, Indiana, on , Saturday, June 11,49 ' 9 9 SALE TO START AT 2:00 P. M., DST. The following described personal property: | 1 Electric Heater; Desk ; Divan and Chair, (overstuffed); 2 Occasional Chairs; Ottoman; Gate-leg Table; 5 Divan Pillows and 2 Blankets; 9x12 Rug; Dining Table and 5 Chairs; China Cleset; China in Closet; Vacuum Cleaner; Sewing Machine; Oak Bed and Dresser; Bedding; Linen and personal Apparel; 2 Rocking Chairs; 1 Floor and 1 Stand Lamp; Magazine Stand and Stool; Hotpoint Stove; Klondike Refrigerator; Kitchen Table and 4 Chairs (wooden); Small Metal Kitchen Table; Kitchen Dishes and Cutlery; 3 Small Rugs; Small Oval Rug; Upright Den Chair; Lace Curtains; Two Cane Bottom Chairs; Three Small Stand's; Pantry Contents; Basement Contents, Terms — CASH. | S e * Eate of AVMA S, GRERY _ Attorneys for the Estate. e

4-H JUNIOR LEADERSHIP CONFERENCE

Four Noble Couniy 4-H Junior Leaders are attending a 4 day State Conference held at the Youth Building at the State Fair Grounds June 6th to 9th. Those attending from Noble County along with 400 other delegates from Indiana are JoAnne Pyle of Jefferson twp.; Mary Lois Bair of Green twp.; Melvere Shely of Perry twp.; and Art Buchanan from Elkhart twp.

These youths were selected from 4-H clubs with volunteer leaders and each youth was selected because of promising leadership ability.

The conference schedule calls for many hours of training and discussions on learning the techniques of leadership. Tuesday night, the program ecalls for an attendance of the Olson and Johnson “Funsapoppin” show at the State Fair Coliseum.

It is hoped that these Junior Leaders come home with a broader outlook on life and the responsibilities they have in their communities.

J. L. Stark is accompaning them to the Conference and is on the Conference staff. The County 4-H Club Committee is sponsoring the expenses of the trip.

Former Agricultural students of Purdue University have scheduled a meeting for Thursday evening, June 16. All Ag Alumni living in Noble County are invited to attend this meeting so that they can get acquainted with everyone else. In charge of the program are Paul Genger, LaOtto, and J. C. Fisher, Avilla. Jack Edmonds, Wawaka, and J. L. Guthrie, Noble County Farm Agent, are helping with the program. Gordon J. Graham, Lafayette, Executive Secretary of the Purdue Agricultural Alumni Association will also be present. Mr. 'Graham will show colored pictures that he took on a recent cycle and hitch-hike tour thru Europe. He will tell about some of the !problems that occur while cooking your own meals and sleeping in

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barns, fields and jails. Mr. Gra-' ham and a friend, Wayne Rothgeb, studied agriculture in 14 countries besides meeting and talking to people- from all over the world. The two men made the trip on a total of five hundred dollars each, and they have a wealth of interesting experiences to talk about.

4-H JUNIOR LEADERS MEETING

The second regular Junior Leaders Meeting of the 1949 4-H year has been called for Tuesday evening, June 14th. The four Junior -Leader delegates attend-

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ing the State :Conference will report on these trips. A good technicolor movie called “Green Harvest” has been ordered for this meeting. Printed yearly programs will also be distribu'ged at the meeting. '

Officers of the Junior Leader organization are president, Max Barker, Wayne twp.; vice-presi-dent, Ann Franks, Elkhart twp.; sec’y.-treas., Dorothy Mawhorter, Elkhart twp.; song leader, Venice Strong, Jefferson twp.; news reporter, JoAnn Jyle, Jefferson twp.; recreation leaders, Arthur Buchanan, Elkhart wp., and Arthur Flickinger, Wayne twp. .

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Hay choppers will have a “work out” in the afternoon program at the Northeastern Indiana Grassland Field Day, June 10 on the Allen County farm, which is located just off of State Road 3.

Started or Day Old CHICKS Ligonier Hatchery

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Grassland Field Day

The morning program will feature pasture seeding, fertilizing, liming, renovation, and spraying. In the afternoon, hay making machinery will take to the fiield %o demonstrate the latest in haymaking equipment,

Fishing Seasoi Open On Bass, Pike and Walleyes JUNE 16th

- Father’s Day, Sunday, June 19th

Two Dates to Remember

FATHER’S DAY GIFT — SUGGESTIONS —

TACKLE BOXES — (Is his tackle bax a leaky, beaten-up mess? If so, he’ll really appreciate a new, 'compact, . leak-proof one.) FISHING LlNE—(Every fish- - erman is glad to have an extra line on hand.) BACK-REST BOAT SEATS—(Give him years of comfortable fishing with a back_saving boat seat.)

LANDING NETS—(If that big one gets away because he had no landing net, you’ll never hear the end of it.) ARTIFICIAL BAlTS—(We've got ’em by the bushel and have the inside dope on which ones are doing their intended duty.)

L g Rii _ faﬂiff*f/ 3 }“ DE'L;‘_ ; - B S LANGLY FISH DE-LIAR — Weighs and measures fish in one simple operation. $2.00 and $2.50. CASTING REELS — Langley, South Bend, Shakespeare, Coxe, Bronson and Pfluger. (All well-known to fishermen everywhere. We got ’em from $l.lO up to $25.00) DOES HE PLAY GOLF? ? ? We’ve got just the thing for him on Father’s Day! A handy pocket-size scorekeeper that eliminates pencil and paper. Quick, accurate score at a glance. Only a - buck and a half. : ALSO Bobby Cruickshank and Tommy Armour Golf Balls, Practo Knitted Practice Golf Balls, and Golf Club Leather Head Covers.

DON’T FORGET TO ASK FOR A FREE FISH RULE WITH EVERY FISHING TACKLE PURCHASE. :

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TOWNSEND FISH SKINNER —The new, slick, quick way to skin fish. Reduces fish cleaning time to a minimum. Makes messy, flying scales a thing of the past. Does not tear flesh and works equally well on scaly or scaleless fish, such as catfish. Carries the Good Housekeeping Seal of Approval. $4.95. - FRANK’S Sporting Goods

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