The Mail-Journal, Volume 9, Number 27, Milford, Kosciusko County, 2 August 1972 — Page 20

4-H Dress Revue — Mon., Aug. 7

*m \ Bfe 1 IH ■ A ' JHI Al K • Irwf itl JrVsß Ewi& ? > COMPLETING PLANS — Beta Sigma Phi members shown above are completing plans for the annual fair queen contest. From left in the front row Mrs. Susan Garr, Mrs. John Leek and Mrs. Eugene Zale. In back are Mrs. John Neer, Mrs. Howard Smith, Mrs. David Tyler, Mrs. Herb Brock, Mrs. John Belcher and Mrs. Richard Hall. Each of the queen candidates displayed collection cans in various business establishments throughout Kosciusko county. The money these candidates collect will help the local chapters of Beta Sigma Phi sorority sponsor various programs at Cardinal Learning Center and at the local speech and hearing clinic. The queen will be selected by the number of penny apiece votes she receives. The 1972 fair queen will be crowned Saturday night, Aug. 12, at the fairgrounds.

Any Woman Living In County May Enter Project At The Fair

By MRS. ANN HANCOOK Area Extension Agent The women’s department of the Kosciusko county fair is supervised by the Kosciusko county extension homemakers. Any person living in Kosciusko county is eligible to make entries in the departments. Judging will be done on Monday, Aug. 7, at 6:30 p.m. The judge for each department is given a criteria for evaluating each entry. Entries should be

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made on Monday between 9 a.m. and 6 p.m. Mrs. Norman Good, Columbia City, will judge baking and candy. Mrs. Good will consider the outside characteristics of the product including color, shape, and size. The inside characteristics of texture and moistness will be considered. All entries are tasted to judge flavor. The canning department grew more last year than any other department. Mrs. Barbara Chaille, North Manchester, will

look for the quality of the product of canned foods. Natural color, dear liquid, and properly filled jars are important aspects. The quality of the flower department is dependent on the growing conditions. Form, color, size, and stage of maturity will be the criteria, Glenn Frank of Columbia City will look for as he judges the flower department. Due to the size of the dothing department two judges will be used in that department. Mrs. Kelvin Prenkert, Wakarusa and

| Braltn K«h»i«r r Snhiaua ■ jjf | FfMtAl MFOSn INSURANCE CONFONABON | jßrrrpatwiij COMPARATIVE STATEMENT OF CONDITION RESOURCES June 30, 1972 June 30, 1971 Cash and Due from Banks ... $ 381,158.09 $ 320,200.91 U.S. Government Bonds .... 1,357,358.97 1,337,929.50 Municipals 1,511,893.43 1,215,865.42 Federal Funds Sold NONE 500,000.00 Loans and Discounts 6,384,018.22 % 4,988,049.02 Banking House and Fixtures . . 104,373.12 74,177.16 Other Assets 13,010.52 4,755.88 $9,751,812.35 $8,440,977.89 LIABILITIES Capital Stocks 200,000.00 $ 50,000.00 Capital Notes 300,000.00 NONE Surplus • 450,000.00 500,000.00 Undivided Profits 113,487.48 151,729.82 Reserves 72,401.51 49,623.26 Deposits 7,984,834.03 7,247,892.00 Deferred Income 631,089.33 441,732.81 $9,751,812.35 $8,440,977.89 \ Chris Schenkel, Chairman Edward R. Likens Dolores M. Bachelder J. Homer Shoop Lorin J. Badskey Walter E. Shoop Leo J. Kierein Loan Center For Autos, Boats, Lake & Mobile Homes

Mrs. Philip Maxwell, Valparaiso, will have many difficult decisions in choosing blue ribbon winners in that department. Criteria that they will use includes: neatness, pressing, choice of pattern, workmanship, and color combination. The needle work is a favorite for people walking through the women’s building. Mrs. Ernest Hauth, has her work cut out for her in judging needlework. She will be looking for neatness, color, originality, even stitches,

and over all appearance. The needlework department includes knitting, crocheting, quilting, embroidery, and other types of hand work. Children 12 or under can enter in this department. The baking and candy and clothing departments include children’s categories. Children nine and under can enter baked products and candy. The category young junior teen allows a teenager to enter a dress in the clothing department.