The Mail-Journal, Volume 9, Number 27, Milford, Kosciusko County, 2 August 1972 — Page 21

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Best Os Luck To All 4-H Exhibitors At The Kosciusko County Fair J. H. Routh Packing Co. Stock Yards NORTH OF MILFORD, IND., ON ROAD 15 Phone: 658-4157 DAILY HOG MARKET SELL DIRECT TO PACKER Premium Prices Paid On Meat Hogs Glen L. Byler, Buyer

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Many Projects Will Be On Exhibit At The Fair

Aside from the livestock projects which are usually associated with 4-H there are also many other projects that will be on exhibit at the Kosciusko county fair. These projects have been developed as to involve city and urban kids as well as those on the farm in 4-H. Such projects are electricity, photography, weather, woodworking, wildlife, forestry, and many others. The 4-Hers in these projects found out August 1 whether or not they were able to meet the stiff competition from throughout the county. All day Tuesday, 4-H general project judging took place. Another project being judged prior to fair opening will be the 4-

H dog obedience project. These 4H members will be meeting Sunday, Aug. 6, 2 p.m., at the fairgrounds show arena. At this time Mrs. Eileen Martz will be determining who has done the best job in grooming and training their dog. Also, hopefully after the dogs leave, at 5 p.m. a new project will complete its first year of existence. This is the 4-H cat project. At this time the cats will be judged on grooming, conformation, and how well their owners handle them. Although there is a lot going on before the fair there is as much if not mere fun, excitement and all around good times during fair week, August 7-12.

B ■ SRn MISS ATWOOD — Marsha Yohey, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Fred Yohey of r 4 Warsaw is this year’s Miss Atwood. Marsha is 17 years of age. She is a senior at Warsaw high school. She weighs 100 pounds and is five feet, two inches tall. Her eyes are brown and her hair is auburn. Marsha’s hobbies include swimming, horseback riding and knitting. She is a member of the Future Nurses club at school and plans to be a nurse.. She is sponsored by the Atwood Lions club. 4 MISS WARSAW I — Linda Franklin, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Donald Franklin of 1304 W. River Crest, Warsaw, is Miss Warsaw I in the contest. She is being sponsored by the Warsaw Jaycees. Linda is 16 and a senior at Warsaw high school. She weighs 110 pounds andiWive feet, four inches tall. She has hazel eyes and brown hair. Her hobbies are swimming and water skiing. She is a pom-pon girl. J MISS MILFORD — This year’s Miss Milford in the fair queen contest is 17-year-old Jo Ann Rassi, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Lowell Rassi of r 2 Milford. Jo Ann is a senior at Wawasee high school. She weighs 107 pounds and is five feet, three inches tall. She has blue eyes and light brown hair. Jo Ann’s hobbies are tennis and sewing. She is a member of the high school student council and participates in church activities at the Community Gospel church in Bremen. College is in Jo Ann’s plans. She is being sponsored by the Milford Area Development council.