The Mail-Journal, Volume 9, Number 30, Milford, Kosciusko County, 23 August 1972 — Page 7

County 4-H Club Members Win Honors At State Fair

Members of the several 4-H dubs in Kosciusko county won honors at the Indiana State Fair now underway in Indianapolis. Awards were presented as follows: Clothing — Division 1, apron or tote bag, Roberta Busch, r 3 Syracuse, white ribbon; division 2, skirt, Melissa Tom, r 2 Leesburg, blue ribbon; division 3,

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dress or jumper and blouse, Jennie Whitehead, r 1 Warsaw, blue ribbon; division 5, school or sports outfit, Angie Bryant, r 1 Pierceton, red ribbon; division 6, date, afternoon or sports dress, Cynthia Rapp, r 2 Milford, blue ribbon; higher divisions, separates, Karen Mort, r 1 Pierceton, red ribbon; two-piece suit, costume with jacket or coat,

, or coat, Londa Ellenwood, r 3 Warsaw, red ribbon; formal • outfit, Joellen Dickey, r 2 Silver Lake, white ribbon. Food Preservation — Division 1, Rhonda Waggoner, Warsaw, i Hue ribbon; division 2, Denise Darr, r 2 Syracuse, blue ribbon; division 3, Sandra Truex, r 1 Etna Green, blue ribbon; division 4, Leisa Waggoner, Warsaw, blue ribbon; division 5, Jane Wilson, r 2 Milford, blue ribbon; division 7, Debra Smoker, r 7 Warsaw, red ribbon; division 8 and above, Cynthia Rapp, r 2 Milford, blue ribbon. Home Furnishings — Division 1, article made, Lynda Otani, Warsaw, blue ribbon; division 3, notebook and unit, Alicia Dickerhoff, Mentone, white ribbon; division 4, notebook and two or three articles, LuAnn Wray, r 4 Warsaw; division 5, notebook and furniture unit or report of study or educational display poster or file box, Cynthia Rapp, r 2 Milford, white ribbon. Crafts — Division 1, fine arts, Linda Jordan, r 5 Warsaw, white ribbon; division 2, needlecraft, Debbie Tucker, r 2 Warsaw, red ribbon; division 3, basic craft, Danny Shepherd, r 3 Warsaw, blue ribbon; division 4, Janet Hostetler, r 2 Pierceton, blue ribbon; division 5, choice, Karlton Goon, r 4 Warsaw, red ribbon. Photography — Division 1, 10 black and white pictures, taken outdoors, with no artificial lighting, Deb Tucker, r 2 Warsaw, blue ribbon; division 3, 10 color prints, Jim Robinson, r 4 Warsaw, blue ribbon; division 4, 12 color slides, Ralph Reiff, r 1 Warsaw, Hue ribbon. Electric — Division 2, extension cord, trouble light, display board or poster, Duane Rogers, r 2 Claypool, red ribbon; division 3, made or remade lamp, portable shop or yard light, electric motor cleaned and made portaUe or display board, Andy Knoop, r 1 Mentone, blue ribbon; division 4, one article, Rick Rapp, r 2 Milford, blue ribbon; division 5, one article made, a written report, a chart, or a photograph that tells the story, Larry Detwiler, r 2 Warsaw, Hue ribbon. Home Grounds Improvement — Class 1, lawn maintenance and plan familiarization, Kenny Hedington, r 5 Warsaw, blue ribbon. Weather — Division 1, Dennis Tucker, r 2 Warsaw, white ribbon; division 2, poster showing weather equipment, Mark Reiff, r 1 Warsaw, white ribbon. Woodworking — Division 1, the beginner, Kraig Hand, r 2 Claypool, red ribbon; division 2, the helper, Chad Kuhn, r 7 Warsaw, red ribbon; division 3, the craftsman, Ken Detwiler, r 2 Warsaw, Hue ribbon. Beef Feeding — Crossbred and other breeds, section 4930a, Kerry Rookstool, r 6 Warsaw, 15th place; section 4530e, Melany Rookstool, r 6 Warsaw, 6th place. Weed Identification and Control Project — Division 1, common Indiana weeds, Kenny Hedington, r 5 Warsaw, blue

ribbon; jjjvision 2, five noxious and five poisonous weeds in Indiana, Deb Tucker, r 2 Warsaw, white ribbon; division 3, different weed seeds, Lynda Otani, Warsaw, white ribbon. Forestry — Division 1, Sandra Gerencser, r 1 Milford, white ribbon; division 2, Mark Holt, r 2 Warsaw, red ribbon; division 3, Mark Reiff, r 1 Warsaw, red ribbon; division 4, Matt Holt, r 2 Warsaw, white ribbon. Soil and Water Conservation — Division 1, Joe Cousins, r 2 Milford, white ribbon; division 2, Karl Shively, r 2 Warsaw, blue ribbon; division 3, Ralph Reiff, r 1 Warsaw, blue ribbon. Wildlife — Class 1, six birds and six animals, Sheila Bibler, Warsaw, blue ribbon; class 2, eight colored pictures of fish, Karl Shively, r 2 Warsaw, blue ribbon; class 3, ten colored pictures of birds, Sandra Gerencser, r 1 Milford, blue ribbon; class 4, eight game mammals, fur bearing mammals, or eight game birds common to Indiana, Chad Kuhn, r 7 Warsaw, blue ribbon. Geology — Division 1, Jane Wilson, r 2 Milford, red ribbon; division 2, Chris Neer, r 1 Leesburg, red ribbon. Garden Collection — Division 5111, third and fourth year members, Leisa Waggoner, Warsaw, Hue ribbon and Senita Waggoner, Warsaw, red ribbon. Flower Project — Division 1, Kenneth Goodman, r 1 Mentone, Hue ribbon; division 3, Deb Tucker, r 2 Warsaw, blue ribbon and Senita Waggoner, Warsaw, red ribbon; division 4, blue ribbon, Leisa Waggoner, Warsaw, blue ribbon; division 5, Twyla Mort, r 1 Pierceton, red ribbon and Jane Wilson, r 2 Milford, red ribbon. Foods —Division 1, six cookies, Lori Smalley, r 1 Claypool, white ribbon; division 2, simple butter cake, Lisa Moore, Etna Green, white ribbon; division 4, six yeast rolls, A m y Vanlaningham, r 1 Milford, blue ribbon; division 5, angel food cake, Sandra Gerencser, r 1 Milford, white ribbon; division 6, fancy yeast tread, Anje Anglin, r 5 Warsaw, red ribbon; division 7, a choice of a baked product, Linda Jontz, r 2 Silver Lake, red ribbon; division 8, a choice of a baked product, Barb Vanator, r 2 Leesburg, red ribbon.

DAY CAMP—A group of Syracuse Blue Bird girls are shown here during annual day camp held this month at Camp Gus Grissom and are involved in an Indian game. Almost continuous rain during the two-day event did not dampen spirits as 78 youths registered for camp.

Syracuse Camp Fire Girls Day Camp Is Well Attended

Hie Syracuse Camp Fire Girls and Blue Bird Girls Day camp the fore part of August was well attended with 78 registered for the two-day event. A total of 36 Camp Fire girls

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BE jM Hl ~ 'Jr w i iBgiMBMQE CAMPING SESSION — Brenda Dahl, daughter of MY. and Mrs. Oscar Dahl of r 4 Syracuse, with counselor Elaine Tyler, right, has completed a camping session at Camp Riley for handicapped children near Martinsville.

Brenda Dahl Completes Camp Session At Martinsville

Brenda Dahl, daughter of the Oscar Dahls of Syracuse has completed a camping session at Camp James Whitcomb Riley near Martinsville. Camp Riley provides each camper two weeks of outdoor recreation, education and fun among the rolling hills of the 2,300-acre Bradford Woods near Martinsville. Operated by The James Whitcomb Riley Memorial Association, Camp Riley serves physically handicapped children from Indiana who are between the ages of 8 and 16. Now in its 18th season, the camp accepts children who are handicapped by polio myelitis, cerebral palsy, birth defects, cystic fibrosis, myelomeningocele, paraplegia, impaired hearing, blindness, epilepsy, hemophilia, muscular dystrophy, cardiac difficulties, and other disabilities. Although Camp Riley is not a treatment camp, a physician and registered nurse are in residence.

camped overnight at the Boy Scout camp, Camp Gus Grissom, south of Syracuse, pitching their own tents and cooking meals out-of-doors. ® Among leaders assisting at

If a child is under an order for a specific exercise or medication, it can be continued while at camp. Own Program Under the direction of Dr. Robert J. Wade, Jr., Camp Riley is divided into small units which function independently, and each unit plans its own program. The daily routine at camp is designed to promote involvement and not entertainment. Emphasis is placed on traditional camp activities such as camp crafts, including ceramics and basketry, rock collecting, nature study, hiking, fishing, swimming, and cooking out. Each camper is an active participant in planning, organizing, motivating, and controlling the program of his own small group. Throughout the session, the camper’s abilities, rather than Hs disabilities, are emphasized. And, in addition to being exposed to his natural and historical heritage, each camper is en-

Camp Grissom were Ralph Bushong, nature; Mrs. Dean Pittman, games; Mrs. Charles McFall, crafts; Miss Sue Peace and Mrs. Gary Firestone, Indian Lore, with materials supplied by James Nelson; Mrs. Bushong, songs and story telling; and Mrs. Eugene Henning, serving as nurse. Special awards by unit leaders went to Amy Reed, Blue Bird camper; best camper, Cindy Schacht; all-around helper, Linda Lowe; night owl, Laura Hyndman; and loafers, Lisa Mohler and Laura Kroh (they found it took 14 buckets of water to fill the water basin to wash hands.) Charms were earned in Indian Lore and study, hiking, nature and nature hiking, crafts, Indian games, flag ceremony, first aid, nature, putdng-up and takingdown of tents, fire building, cooking and litter clean-up. UVf M/r I PETERSEN KALE ISLAND BAIT HOUSE

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couraged to develop habits of personal care and self-reliance. For the children of Camp Riley, the experience is the reality of accomplishing everyday tasks, of enjoying life to the fullest, and of helping those around them to forget die fact that they are “handicapped.” Hear Former Historic Hoosier Hills Coordinator ■Hie Kosciusko County Soil and Water Conservation District board of supervisors, at their August meeting, heard an informative speech on resource, conservation and development projects. Joe Branco, former project coordinator of the Historic Hoosier Hills resource, conservation and development was the speaker. Branco is now in the area II office at Kendallville and is area conservationist with the soil conservation service. Also attending were commissioners Maurice Dorsey and Glenn Lowman; and area extension agent, Don Frantz. Supervisors Myron Metzger, Perry Hathaway, Leon Tucker, Bob Norris, Fred Kuhn and Kenneth Dickey and district conservationist, Joe Wilson attended a resource, conservation and development meeting, along with Elkhart, Saint Joe and Marshall counties, on July 18. Metzger reported on that meeting and stated Fred Kuhn had been elected temporary vicechairman of the group. Supervisors were reminded of the legislative dinner on September 14 near Columbia City and the fall area meeting on September 19. John Maryan of Washington township was accepted as a new cooperator. Hie next meeting will be Tuesday, Sept. 5 at 8 p.m. A

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Additional Appropriations To Be Considered Notice is given this week to taxpayers of Syracuse that the proper legal officers at a meeting on September 5, 7:30 p.m., in town hall, will consider additional appropriations to meet the extraordinary emergency existing at this time. Appropriations will come under the plan commission in the amount of $675 for printing and advertising, office supplies and other contractual services. Taxpayers appearing at such meeting shall have a right to be heard. Mr. and Mrs. James Avery and family of r 1 Milford, hosted the Avery reunion on Sunday. Others present were Mr. and Mrs. Owen Avery and family, Mr. and Mrs. Fred Avery and family and Mr. and Mrs. Allen Avery and family, all of Syracuse. C. S. Myers Ford Presents , W JON DEWART Salesman AtC. S. Myers Milford Phone: 6584116 1969 Ford Truck % Ton 4-Speed Sharp

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