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By Tim Trimble Extension Agent HORSE PROJECT GROUP The second meeting of the 4-H Horse Project Group but first meeting for the New Year was held Jan. 22 at the Youth Exposition Building with 50 4-H members and parents attending. A very enthusiastic crowd listened to local terse trainer R.D. Jenkins from Rockdale, present a live demonstration on horse grooming and general horse care. Mr.

Jenkins demonstrated mane and tall care, hoof care and trimming while discussing many important factors in horse care. After the demonstration Jenkins also answered many questions from the group. Agent Tim Trimble followed Jenkins with a short demonstration on tack and saddle care. Trimble discussed different types of saddles and tack and what to look for when purchasing horse equipment. Also discussed was leather preservatives and uses of the preservatives.

The Horse Project Group was held at the Youth Exposition Bui- Iding in Cameron. The next meeting is tentatively set for Feb. 19 with the program to be announced at a later date. in the judging teams but can not make the practice Feb. 2.

please contact Agent Tim Trimble at the County Extension office. JUDGING PRACTICE A 4-H judging practice will be held at the County Extension Office in Camerwi, Saturday, Feb. 2, according to the following schedule: Horse Judging practice from 10 a.m. to 12 noon and Livestock Judging and dairy judging from 1 p.m. to 3 p.m.

on Saturday. The practice will be to prepare for the Houston contest coming up in February. All interested in participation are welcome to participate and try out for judging teams. If you are interested 1-10x13 (Wall Photo) 1- 8x10 2- 5x7 2- 3x5 16-King Size Wallets 8-Regular Size Wallets 30 COLOR PHOTOS WE USE KODAK PAPER Deposit Due At Pick up Plus Tax WINN'S I. 5 MILAM PLAZA THURSDAY, FEB GROUP CHARGE 99C per person COLOR PHOTOS Kodak paper For a Good Look at the Tirnes of Your Life TM SALE UP TO 75 Jan's Infant Children's Wecr 8 th Hwv.

77, CAMERON FORD-MERCURY 4 1984 TEMPOS THAT MUST SELL! CAMERON FORD-MERCURY CORNFR CENTRAL EOllRIH 577TO6 CAMERON SAN ANTONIO CALF SCRAMBLE One Milam County 4-H member will be participating in the San Antonio Calf Scramble. Jake Jenkins son of Mr. and Mrs. Dan Jenkins of Minerva will be in the scramble Sunday, Feb. 17.

Jenkins will participate in the Sunday matinee performance at 2 p.m. The calf scramble will take place during each rodeo performance at San Antonio excluding the first Friday afternoon and first Saturday morning performances. There will be 14 go-rounds with 20 contestants competing in each go-round These contestants are selected from 4 and FFA mem bers by agents and supervisors. Ten calves will be placed into the arena in each go-round and the 20 youngsters in the arena will start at a designated place In the arena with each having a halter with 10 foot rope attached, to lead calves. The 20contestants will all be chasing after the calves in the arena at the same time After all ten calves have been caught, haltered, and then lead to a designated place, each of the ants that caught a calf in that go- round are awarded a purchase certificate for the purchase of a livestock project.

Purchase certificates are prorated according to the place that the contestant came in when catching and leading the calve to the designated spot in the arena. First $250; 7th- $140; and 10 The calves will usually weight around 200-300 pounds and each contestant must catch, halter, and lead calf without assistance by other contetants or anybody el se. 4-HORSE PROJECT R. D. Jenkins, a Rockdale horse trainer, talks with Milam County 4-H members Patricia Roach.Tri­ sha Nelson and Paul Melcer during the 4-H Horse Project group meeting held last weekend.

Jenkins presented a program on horse grooming and general horse care to approximately 50 4-H members and their parents at the Youth Exposition Building. Milam Area Obituaries Lesovsky LOUISIANA Gardin F. Lesovsky, 75, of New Orleans, formerly of Cameron, died Jan 30 in a San Antonio hospital. Mr. Lesovsky willed his body to the Tulane University Medical School.

Mr. Lesovsky served 35 years in the U.S. Marines. Surviving are his wife. Minnie lesovsky, of New Orleans, LA.

one son, Major Fulton Lesovsky of San Antonio; two sisters Toni lesovsky of Cameron and Dorothy Ward of Waco; two grandchildren and one great-grandchild. Dunn KUCKDALE Leigh Lewis Dunn of Houston died Wednesday in a Houston hospital. Ix)cal services were at 1 p.m. Friday at Phillips eral Home in Rockdale with the Rev. D.D Simpson officiating.

Burial was in Riddle Cemetery in Rockdale. Services also were ccmducted at 11 a.m. Thursday at Beneke Memorial Methodist Church in Houston with the Rev. Herbert Stallings officiating. Survivors are a son, Charles Dunn of Houston; a brother, Thomas E.

Lewis of Liberty; and a grandchild. Longer Services for Joe I.anger. 78. of ameron were at2 p.m Satur- in Funeral Home with the Rev Tom ihamberlain officiating Burial was in Oak Hill Ceme- Vr 1 anger died Wednesday at his residence Mr I anger was born in Caldwell and was a farmer Survivors are his widow, Estelle 1.anger of Cameron; a brother, Rudolph Langer of Cameron; and one sister, MaryStrupz of ameron Old will pass owoy Deoib will be no more Wipe owoy rhe reor Drive owoy the feor God IS Of rhe door we hove new day Then I sow new heaven ond new eorth. kevelofion 21:1 ABIDING SAVHiii LUTHERAN CHURCH 806 E.

12th. Cameron 697-6121 Worship 8 a.m.-10;15a.m. Sunday School 9 a.m. Smith Williams for RC)CKDALE Services Fiessie Smith. 76, of Rockdale, were at I Saturday at Phillips l.uckey Funeral Home in Rockdale with the Rev George Doss officiating C.raveside services Saturday at North Belton Cemetery Mrs Smith died Wednesday in Rockdale She was a homemaker.

Survivors are her husband. Smith of Rockdale Widner ROCKDALF Services for Louis Widner. 90. of Thorndale. were at 3 Friday at Phillips 1 uckey Funeral Home in Rockdale with the Rev Crene York officiating Burial was in Val Verde Cemetery Mr Widner died Wednesday in a Temple hospital Mr Widner was a farmer He was a US Army veteran of World War 1 and a member of the Veterans of Foreign Wars and American Legion He was a Lutheran Survivors are his widow.

TheJ- ma Widner of Thorndale; three sons. Robert Widner of Dallas. James Widner of Denison and Julius Widner of Thorndale; three daughters, Draper of Cameron Martha Hopson of Taylor and Annie Tredway of Denison; five stepsons, Thomas Byrd of Rmorv. Byrd of Oklahoma, Kenneth Andrews of Milano, lifford of and Johnny Andrews of Cameron; 17 grandchildren; and 13 great-grandchildren ROSEIBUD Services for Fred Williams, 70, of Marlin and formerly of Rosebud are pending with Funeral Home of Rosebud Mr Williams died Wednesday in a Temple hospital He was a retired civil engineer at the Veterans Administration hospital in Marlin He served in the Army and-the Navy and served in the Pacific during World War II He was the son of the late Mr and Mrs Tom Williams of Route 1, Rosebud He most of his life in the Rosebud and Marlin areas He was a Baptist Survivors include one brother, Joe Williams of Cleveland, and three sisters, Mrs Louis Smith and Mrs Weldon Lucas, both of Rosebud, and Georgia Parnell of Waco Swain ROCKDALE Services for Paul Swain. 87.

of Gause were at 1 Saturday at Zion Hill Baptist Church in Ciause Burial was in Gause Cemetery Mr Swain died Monday in Clause He was a farmer Survivors are two sons, V. Swain and Cleo Swain, both of Gause. two daughters. Pauline 'ITiompson of Abilene and Thedora Brown of Houston, a brother Saul Swain of Gause; and 31 grandchildren Phillips I. uckey Funeral Home of Rockdale was in chargeof arrangements Cameron Honor Roll O.J.

Thomas Thomas honor roll for first semester; 8th Stacy Lattimore, Teresa Koch. Gini Norris, Melva Riley, Abraham Vargas, Susan Burnett, Tricia Soefje, DeDe Lawhon. And. Cleo Paddie, James Brashear, Debbie Tomasek, Young Song. Franci Walzel, Eleasha Dreyer, Shirley Quintero, Jennifer Smith 7th Clay Barton, Carolyn Camp.

Cherami Blaney. Debbie Rangel. Deanna Glaser, Cindy Rieger, Lydia Garcia, Brandi Hrozek. Bobby Whitehill, Paula Miller, Eric Jones, Laura Hollas, Terry Gelner, Kelita Martin, Leena Koranek, Barry Pratt. Colby Harmon, Angie Conley, Jennifer Martin, RomonaKlecka, David Cooksey, Tamala Starkey, Karen Vrazel, Hope Ortiz.

Patsy Vrazel, BrianGiesensc- hlag, Martina Bolivar, JascxiDo- hnalik, Kevin Marek, Brian Mees, Grant Pimpler. 6th Diane Dorner, Sara Magre, Missy Meeks, Anne Fikes, Michelle Hodge, Cindy Rozner, Penny Allison, Holly Morgan. Bert Richter, Suzette Henry, Nicky Graham, Pauline Williams, Susan Lance, James Balboa, Daniel Kim, Jenny Vogelsang. Timothy Basonic, Melissa Ran- spot, Eric Balch, Chad Burnett, Tehesia Lewis, Rhonda Baiton, Corby Simpkins, Michelle Rangel, Ray Jungmann, Jerry Kostroun. Smith 7th Layne Drgac, Barry Pratt, Cherami Blaney, Deanna Glaser, Cindy Rieger, Lydia Garcia, Brandi Hrozek, Bobby Whitehill.

Paula Miller, Eric Jones, Laura Hollas, Terry Gelner, Kelita Martin, Leena Koranek, Clay Barton, Colby Harmon. Angie Conley, Jennifer Martin, David Cooksey, Tamala Starkey, Karen Vrazel, Jason Dohnalik, RhcHida Benton, Patsy Vrazel, Martina Bolivar, Brian Giesens- chlag, Brian Mees, Felicia Wesley, Jerry Kostroun 6th Corby Simpkins, Michelle Rangel, Eric Balch, Chad Burnett, Grant Pumpler, Carmen Vega, Diane Dorner, Sara Magre. Missy Meeks, Anne Fikes, Michelle Hodge, Holly Morgan, esia Lewis, Bert Richter, siizette Henry, Cindy Rozner Nicky Graham, Pauline Williams, Susan Lance, James Balboa Ray Jungmann, Daniel Kim, Timothy Basonic, Jenny Vogelsang, Melissa Ranspot. CH Yoe High CISU announces the semester honor roll. THIRD SDC WEEKS 8th Stacy Lattimore, Teresa Koch, Gini Norris, Melva Riley, Abraham Vargas, Tricia Soefje, Cleo Paddie.

DeDe Lawhon, James Brashear, Debbie Tomasek, Young Song, Franci Walzel, Eleasha Drey er, aiirley Quintero, Jennifer SENIORS Debbie Vrazel, Lori Frans, Melissa Simpkins, Darby Tepera, Ronnie Rieger, Michael Shane Dodson, Gayle Doskocil, Clay HoDoway, Janet Dusek Becky Woytek. Sarah Youngblood. JUNIORS Theresa Baker Ru- rsell Jack. Kelly Flinn, Taimnie Fincher. SOPHOMORES Jeff Poole Rustin Buck, Matt Henry, Dexter Smith, Shelley Berry, David Camp.

Missi Giesenschlag. Deborah Kostroun, Anna Marak. FRESHMEN Randy CauJey, Lisa Heitman, Kyle Walzel, Danica Dodson, Amy Willy, Fernando Reyes, Brian Pratt, Paul Jack.