The Mail-Journal, Volume 10, Number 27, Milford, Kosciusko County, 1 August 1973 — Page 29

Coronation — Saturday, Aug. 11

William A. Orr board president, other officers

William A. Orr is president of the Kosciusko county fair association. Serving with him are Donald Snyder, Henry Butler and Vena Myerly. Snyder is vice president, Butler is secretary and general manager and Myerly is treasurer. Members of the board of directors are Emra Stookey, Helen Albert, Robert Scott, Dale Sponseller, William A. Orr, Donald Snyder, Jean Messmore, Vena Myerly and John Hall. Committees are as follows:

Our Congratulations To Kosciusko County Fair Association On Its 57th Anniversary FARMERS MUTUAL RELIEF ASSOCIATION 118 W. Market St. Phone: 267-8841 Warsaw

I EQUIPMENT CO. I Headquarters — Is Proud To Serve Poultry & Livestock Producers Os Kosciusko County And I The World . . From Plants In I Maldegem, Belgium; Athens, Georgia * 1 I And Decatur, Alabama *** ■ pWraiß I ■ A Leader In The Manufacture Os ■ ■ I Automatic Poultry Feeding And chore-time equipment company Watering Equipment And Air Systems I For Ventilating Poultry, Hog And Dairy I Buildings. ... I Winner Os The President Os I The United States I T Award ™ CHORE-TIME EQUIPMENT CO. — AIR SYSTEMS DIVISION |

Concessions — Dai Snyder and John Hall Amusements and rides — Emra Stookey, William A. Orr and Donald Snyder Merchants building — John Hall and Don Snyder Catalog — Henry Butler, Don Frantz, Helen Albert, Jean Messmore, William A. Orr, Emra Stookey and Ann Hancook Program — Henry Butler, William A. Orr, Emra Stookey, Don Snyder and Robert Scott.

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GOAT SOLD — Four Leesburg business people got together to purchase the goat shown above at last year’s 4-H auction. Proceeds from the purchase of the goat went toward the 4-H building program. The goat went for 1220 and was purchased by Larry and Shirley Polk, left, and Robert and Ava Barth, right. The Polks own Polk Implement Company and the Barths own the Leesburg Lumber Company.

Sheep exhibit is August 8 The Kosciusko county sheep improvement association will be the sponsor of the open sheep exhibit at the Kosciusko county fair this year. Sheep will be shown on Wednesday, Aug. 8, at 6 p.m. The show is open to any resident of the state. Only registered animals may be exhibited and they must meet state health requirements. Sheep may be taken to the fairgrounds anytime after 7 a.m. on Wednesday. They will be

released after the show. Classes to be shown are ram, one year old and under two; ram lamb; pair ram lambs; champion and reserve ram; ewe, one year old and under two; ewe lamb; pair ewe lambs; pair yearling ewes; champion and reserve ewe; young flock; two yearling ewes; two ewe lambs and a yearling ram or ram lamb; get of sire, four head yearlings or lambs, any sex, owned and bred by the exhibitor. Rudy Ross is again serving as superintendent of the sheep department. Calvin Dodson is secretary. They are «being assisted by Robert Norris, Roy Merkle, Wilbur Latimer, Voyle Osborn, Ivan Zimpleman and James Thomas.