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Demonstrations and records earned district honors for five Forsyth County 4-H’ers, according to Zelma Bannister, extension home economist, and Walter Rucker, county agent. District winners from Forsyth County are David DeLong, poultry, and Walter Rucker Jr., wildlife. In addition to two first place winners, three Forsyth Countians brought home third place honors. Third place honors went to Jody Durand, recreation method; Reg Martin, human development; and Ernie Phillips, public speaking. Awards of excellence went to Myra Monroe, clothing and textiles; Ann Rucker, dog care; Darlene Higgins, en tomology; Nell McWilliams, horse and pony; Ann Pat terson, housing and equip ment; Teresa Walls, human development; Joyce Ann DeLong, public speaking; JUNE 28-JULY 4_^\ (S. r^iir^r^ ,T,s BR,W » ,G - J/ TIS BRILbI AOT... |j) WONDERMND ®-| / / reCHIUOHOR- ) I / hUHMtiIUOU VIITA DISTMItUTION CO INC / TIMES: 9:30 pm DAYS 5:00-7:30-9:30 Kathy Tribble, recreation method; Joni Williams, recreation-talent; Julie Sanders, clothing and tex tiles; Anita Higgins, en tomology; Connie Parks, health; Carolyn Mathis, recreation-talent; Brenda Walls, safety; Monty Ham montree, recreation-method; and Larry Smallwood Jr., woodworking. Awards of Merit went to Pam Boles, dress revue; Bonnie Smith, fruit and vegetable production; Darlene Smith, frozen foods; Vickie Hall, home furnishings and art; Patsy Eubanks, landscaping; Julie Leach, money is a tool; Kathy Allen, dairy foods; Linda Collins, fruit and vegetable produc tion; Annette Jones, land scaping; Regina Garrett, plants and soil; Jay Glover, electronics; Steve Lyle, health; Danny McGinnis, photography; and Mike Cole, fruit and vegetable produc tion. Local sponsors of the 4-H club girls are the Forsyth County Homemakers Council and Home Federal Savings and Loan. The 4-H club boys are sponsored by the V.F.W. Post 9143 and Farmers Mutual Eschange. ■ »4bPH^^mel m SSpBIk '■ ™ ... * —*,m* ~ &B •■*»?• ••. jr,^' ~.,***** p f Above, Janet Bennett. Lower left, Bruce TTiomas. Lower right, Todd Milford. Above left, Michelle Bennett and Paul Hughes City Park Has It All Everyone uses the Cum ming City Park in one way or another. Monday Jennett Bennett, busy Jaycette president, and the six children she cares for, in cluding her own. Had a morning of fun and work. Janet caught up on her paperwork for the club she heads, while her charges participated in a swimming program on a staggered basis, played in the sandbox and on the unusual rustic playground equipment, or napped in the shade. The park has swimming lessons daily from 9 a.m. until 1 p.m., when the pool is open to the public. Included in children’s swimming lessons is water front safety. Adults can learn to swim from 7 to 9 p.m. Thursday. On other nights, which the exception of Fishing Report • . . .■■ _,, . . Fishing conditions at Lake Lanier are good for largemouth bass, white bass and trout and fair for crappie, according to the report by Ben Gunn of the Department of Natural resources in Atlanta. The water is normal and clear. Condition in other North Georgia lakes follow: Allatoona, fair for all species; the ftater is normal and clear. Blue Ridge, good for bass and pike; the water is down and clear. Burton, good for catfish, SAT. JUNE 29 / '~c£ , s«LAlJi7\, k rat ou«T 0 “ w \ IV- ” 1 STAB or T.V.'S HEE-HAW IS COMING TO LANIERLANO LOCAL TALENT CAROL GOFORTH, the LANIERLAND STAFF BAND, RAFAEL PICKLESIMER,HUGH JARRET, Singer & Emcee Tickets may be purchased at following locations: Music Mart, Smyrna- Gibson's Electronic Sales, Gainesville - Jot-Em-Down Store, Chestatee- J.C. Jones, Chestatee- Pioneer Restaurant, Cumming • Bank of Cumming • Otasco, Canton Highway, Cumming. • ORGAN & PIANO FURNISHED BY MARTIN PIANO CO. GAINESVIUE THE FORSYTH COUNTY NEWS—WEDNESDAY, JUNE 26, 1974- Sunday night when the park closes down at 6 p.m., the pool is open to the public until 9 p.m. Basketball lessons are given from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. Monday, Wednesday and Friday and from 6 to 9 p.m. Tuesday and Wednesday nights. Trampoline and tumbling lessons are scheduled for 6 to 8 p.m. Tuesday. Tennis lessons are also available. A softball and baseball program involving 11 teams, aside from visiting teams, is on the agenda daily, begin ning at 5:30. New this year is a playground area for smaller children, and there are ex cellent picnicing facilities. During the year the park is visited by hundreds of groups from the entire area. walleye and bream, fair for bass; the water is full and clear. Chatuge, good for bream using worms and crickets, also good for bass and catfish and fair for crappie using small minnows; the water is full and clar. Hartwell, good for crappie and hybrid bass, fair for catfish; the water is normal and clear. Weiss, good for bass using plastic worms, also good for bream, catfish and crappie using crickets. Heady For Barbecue Ron McClure, chairman for the Forsyth County Lions Club barbecue on July 4, said he and his crew of volunteers will start setting up Wed nesday night and begin Now Playing thru THURSDAY "Huckleberry Finn” STARTING FRIDAY June 28 - July 4 ~y£LJ|p£-vJ TIS BRIUMG... J TIS BRILLIAnT... TIS OUT OF CjP THIS WORLD! \=4^ WALT DISNEVS \ CARTOON CLASSIC j JJ4 ( V &HCE WONDERLAND^ x~^f (j*T 1 Story Teller \ \ i r Record TgWggYJ y\\/ I on Disneyland Qrsjj J'Nfv'/i v j A Records. ty/T '■ \\jfy' / Xx y / A w&SSFKA&jy ~~ _ * *!&, JEj / O O TEGHraCOLOR?^^^ Rtf ,eleas ed t>y buena vista distribution co inc ) \\ © 1974 Walt Disney Productions »■. J V '—L —\ s- y ECHNICOLOR® Re released by BUENA VISTA DISTRIBUTION CO . INC t Walt Disney Productions VILLAGE CINEMA For movie information call 887-8855 LANIER VILLAGE CUMMING, GA. PAGE 3 cooking about 4 a.m. The barbecue pits will be located on the courthouse square. The logs have been cut and will be moved to the site Wednesday night.