Ligonier Banner., Volume 83, Number 31, Ligonier, Noble County, 4 August 1949 — Page 6

Thursday, August 4, 1949

B Farm Topics By J. L. Guthrie, Noble Farm Agent

Horse owners today were given a summer-time warning that heat stroke and heat exhaustion, in work animals; are two very different problems. Both can be Ilaggely prevented by proper feeding practices and plenty of shade, rest and water, the Indiana Veterinary Medical Association reported. But the similarity ends there. i “When a horse or mule is actually stricken,” the' Association warned, “the symptoms and the methods of treating heat exhaustion are entirely different from those of heat stroke. |

“Heat exhaustion usually attacks an over-efat animal. Symptoms may include extreme dullness, patchy sweating, slow breathing and a weak pulse. Veterinariang find that such cases usually respond to certain stimulants, and the patient should always be blanketed and given rest and quiet.

“Heat stroke, on the other hand, appears as a sudden shock. The horse quits sweating and becomes delirious. or unconscious. Other symptoms include lack of muscular control, a fast pulse, difficult breathing and high fever. “In a heat stroke case, the veterinarian may have to inject solutions in the veins to ward off fatal dehydration. In some cases, a heart stimulant may be indicated, but this should never be attempted without professional supervision. = Nursing procedure usually also includes the use of ice bags or cold water.”

Sunday evening, July 24, 30 Rural Youth Members of Noble County met at the home of June and Eileen Harvey for a social gathering. i Contests, games and a truth or consequence program, in charge of Virginia Parker, provided the evening’s entertainment. . Later in the evening, home-made ice cream and cake which was furnished by the members, was enjoyed by all. :

Large numbers of local farmers who have had to fill every available nook and cranny in their farm buildings because of the big wheat crop and are going to have a tough time finding space for corn and soybeans this fall, now may obtain granary plans from County Agent J. L. Guthrie. Mr. Guthrie has just received from Purdue University a booklet and catalog showing drawings of a number of different kinds of granaries which can be built during the slack time later this summer to get ready for fall harvest. Only this week County Agent Guthrie received from Purdue University’s Agricultural Extension Service this mew publication showing dozens of different kinds and types of granaries, The plans were prepared for those who want to build grain storage space to relieve the bulging sides of farm and terminal market facilities because of the bumper crop of small grain. .

Any local farmer who is interested in new building plans is invited to drep into the County Agent’s office and look over the plan book. It’s full of ideas and helpful information and the working plans are available at nominal cost.

“Mpr. Jones is not bere right now. Mayl ° take a message?” 4N ( »& » ’ Easy ways A fo make 4" ftriends by When Answering Calls for Others, Take the Message. Note the name of the caller, his ~ telephone number, the time, and if he wants to be called. Deliver the message at the first opportunity. Always have paper and pencil ready to ukeuhpbm messages.

4-H CLUB

The Perry township Boy’s Club had their annual tour recently. Jack Stark, assistant county agent and Del Chiddister, the Club leader, accompanied the boys.

The club has 15 members with pig projects, 4 with beef, 2 dairy, 2 chicken, 2 rabbit and 3 garden. These projects will be exhibited August 15. ;

Advance sale of State Fair tickets are avajjable at the Noble County Furm Bureau office in Albion. The cost is 35¢ each person and 35¢ for car. Phone Albion 327.

Final plans for the 1949 4-H Club Camp to be held at Epworth Forest, Lake Webster, Indiana, August 24-27th, were completed at Auburn Monday, August 1 by the County Extension Agents and 4-H Leaders of the co-operating counties of Allen, DeKalb, Steuben and Noble.

J. L. Stark Assistant County Agent, reports that 160 campers in the four counties have signed up to go. The camp will hold around 250 boys and girls. The registration deadline of July 28 has been extended to Saturday, August 20 for any late comers to get their names in to their 4-H leaders or County Extension Office. The fee this year has been lowered to $7.25 for the 3 day, fun-packed camp. Excellent meals have been planned along with lots of swimming, boating, forestry, safety and recreational classes during the day. ; 4-H Club leaders from Noble

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County that are helping on the camp program are M. A. Marshall, Avilla; Dale Schinbeckler, Kendallville; Nicholas Pipino, Rome City; Miss Brittie ' Baker, Albion; Arthur Parrish, J. L. Stark and Sylvia Stevens, Albion. If you sign up to go and for any reason can’t attend, your money will be refunded.

Three 4-H boys have returned from the State 4-H Club Conservation Camp at Versailles State

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Park in Southern Indiana with expenses paid by the Noble County Soil Conservation Supervisors.

Donald Householder, Hugh Reynolds and Joe Whonsetler, all of Swan and Allen township 4-H Clubs, spent 5 days in July studying soils, trees and wild life. These boys were selected by the Noble County 4-H Committee to attend from boys taking 4-H Conservation projects which inecluded forestry, entomology, wild life and soil conservation. Over 150 boys from all over the state at-

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tended this .educational and funpacked camp. The soil conservation service in Albion provided transportation for the boys. e| e —— Coronary Thrombosis Coronary thrombosis occurs when a blood clot blocks a coronary artery or one of its branches. The causes of these clots are not entirely clear, but they hit like the blow of an axe. If they do not kill quickly, the person who recovers ‘ may live a long time, perhaps a complete life span.

Notice to Taxpayers of Tax Levies IN THE MATTER OF DETERMING THE TAX RATES FOR SCHOOL PURPOSES OF THE SCHOOL CORPORATION OF LIGONIER, NOBLE COUNTY, INDIANA, BEFORE THE BOARD OF SCHOOL TRUSTEES. Notice is hereby given the taxpayers of Ligonier, Noble County, Indiana, that the proper legal officers of said school corporation at their regular meeting place on the 25th day of August, 1949, will consider the following budget: , ; e ? - BUDGET CLASSIFICATION FOR SCHOOL CORPORATION

SPECIAL SCHOOL FUND A. Genl. Administration 1. Bd. School Tr. and Sec. Office ...$ 800.00 B Supt. Ofhee. .. ..o 0 Tooooo 8. Inst Teaching ... ... ... .. 276000 D. Op. School Plant 1. Administration Building ... __ 2. High Nahool -~ ... ... . i ... 1125000 -3 Blem Sehools ... ... . . E. Maintenance School Plant 1. Administration Bldg. ................ 270wl Sehanle oL 3. Elem. Schools ......... ........_. 4,100.00 F. Fixed Churpew .. ... . ... L. 100000 G. Co-ordinate and Aux. Activities ... 750.00 I. Capital Outlay 1. New Acquisitions .................... 1,200.00 ook Alenabiong o o . L o SREOOO Total Expen. Sp. School Fund.. 531,700.00

i ESTIMATE OF FUNDS TO BE RAISED FUNDS REQUIRED FOR EXPENSES TO DECEMBER 31st OF INCOMING YEAR: Special Tuition Voca. Cum. Bldg. 1. Total Budget Estimate for ensuing year, Jan. 1, Fund Fund - Fund Fund fo. Dec. 31, 1040 ficlusive .. ... ... ... $31,700.00 $58,971.00 $ 3,000.00 $2,617.05 -2. Necessary Expenditures, Aug. 1 to Dec. 31, present YORE o i e s 13,711.00 25,668.08 1,750.00 None 3. Outstanding Temporary Loans to be paid before ; : Dec. 31st of present year—not included in line 2........ ¢ None 4. Total Estimated Expenditures (add linesl, 2,3) ..... 45,411.00 84,639.00 4,750.00 None FUNDS ON HAND AND TO BE RECEIVED FROM ' : SOURCES OTHER THAN PROPOSED TAX LEVY: | 5. Actual Balance, July 31st of present year ... ... 16,271.87 32,331.97 2,124.57 None 6. Taxes to be collected, present year (December < : ' settlenbend) .1 L e 9,724.00 9,317.00 911.00 None 7. Miscellaneous Revenue to be received, Aug. Ist of present year to December 31st of next school year - (Schedule on file in office of School Board): v (a) Special Taxes (see Schedule) ... 1,156.00 31,915.00 457.00 None (b) Transfer Tuition and All Other Revenue (sece . Bednle) L s e 419.00 5,366.00 None 8. Total Funds (Add lines 5,6, 7a and Tb) ..cccooceenrneeneee 27,669.87 78,929.07 3,492.64 None 9. NET AMOUNT REQUIRED TO BE RAISED FOR : ’ : EXPENSES TO DEC. 31st OF ENSUING YEAR ' : - {(Deduet.line 8 from line 4) .. ... . ... 17,841.13 5,709.03 1,257.43 2,617.05 10. Operating Balance (Not in excess of expense from 3 : : Jan. 1 to June 30, less® Misec. Revenue for same . : DENBGY L el 11,041.00 11,794.00 1,243.00 None 11. AMOUNT TO BE RAISED BY TAX LEVY (Add : 3 s s 9 and M) o 0 e 28,882.13 17,603.08 2,600.43 2617.05 L 0 ; g PROPOSED LEVIES e ' Net Taxable Property ............. $2,617,066 o Lev¥ on Levyon Amountto Number of Taxable Polls ...............ccccccccon... 344 'FUNDS Polls Property Be Raised Gl : Special = - $l.OO $1.09 $28,869.90 ~ Tuition 20 86 i RN _ ‘ & , Vocational : 10 AN - ~ Cumulative Bldg. ‘ 10 . 2,617.06 e . ; ‘ | Total $1.24 $1.95 $61,469.12 : COMPARATIVE STATEMENT OF TAXES COLLECTED AND TO BE COLLECTED "& e , ' Collected Collected Collected Collected : o e g‘UNDS = 317}3%57&0 mlmm cpo sIR Got Al " e e Tuition 1536500 2336800 23/589.35 1735642 e P Voeational ~ 1,146.00 8,059.00 247399 2,617.06 e ‘ E?t?dor Sinking 2,866.00 1,14400 = None . ot $36577.00 $60919.00 $52,386.00 §61469.12 ~ Taxpayers appearing shall have a right to be heard thereon. After the tax levies have been determind, and proseuted to the county euditor not later than two days prior to the secand Missdap 1% SNO tember, and the levy fixed by the county tax adjustment bourd, or on thelr failure Sto dos b the et & / auditor, ten or more taxpayers feeling themselves aggrieved by such levies, may appeal to the state board of tax commissioners for further and final hearing by filing of petition with the auditor on or M:?:%‘fwﬁsg“ 5 h‘\’ M\?EWA \x'\,.ﬁ Ny ~~.wl\§_§i‘*§ @33". ’gﬂl,“’ 6 n £ :;“M:\iﬂxf«w;j~ '21% - m"m‘ﬁ;@ﬁ”,wma*n -f!«"‘:‘-;;* ‘4“ “':%;;Q#% s ‘"}?-ﬁu S 0 dethlenn eet e T Lt e eSTST e %%émﬁf L oRI sl a %mw& N

’s Bigger ! - It’s Better! It's Bigger ! - It’s Better! Sixty-Seventh Annual KENDALLVILLE, INDIANA, FAIRGROUNDS Tuesday Thru Saturday - AUGUST 16-20 e A gigantic agricultural and industrial achievement, combined with the fun and thrills of the gay midway. — Featuring Nightly — - “Springtime Follies” A dazzling, big-time revue with singing, dancing and a variation of 16 stellar vaudeville acts. A stupendous one hour and forty-five minute show. HORSE PULLING CONTEST. - HARNESS RACES Tuesday Afternoon Wed. Thurs. Fri. 1 P.M. 1 P.M. SATURDAY — GRAND FINALE 7 Big Events — Fireworks Display Elaborate Displays, Farm and Home Products. ; 4-H Club Exhibits. ' RIDES — SHOWS + CONCESSIONS 3 — Don’t Miss Noble County’s Biggest Fair!

: TUITION FUND A. Tr. Salaries High School ............ccc.................584,068.00 B. Tr. Salaries BElem. Schools ..................cic..c... 24908.00 C. Trans, Tuition : : Total Expen. Tuition Fund ...........$58,971.00 ? VOCATIONAL FUND A. Salaries Voe. Tr. and Directors ...$ 3,000.00 Total - Vocational Fund ...........$ 38,000.00 CUMULATIVE BUILDING FUND ! A. Payment Prini ... L AN B, Fayment Ik oo Gk None Total Expen. Cumulative Bulldng Fond ... . i B 30NTAN

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