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I'adf 1 2 Hie Kunlc U. Newt Tuf uly 26. 1977 Johnny Bench speak on 4-H ouporioncos fK frrrS'P FT i it i families. The event was held at the Jerome Moore Kitchen. The men above, from left, are Gil Young.

Sieve Martel, T. J. LeBouef who partially hidden; Gary Bult, and J. E. Manuel SOME WERE COOKS AND SOME WERE SUPERVISING as supper was prepared last Wednesday afternoon for the annual Family Supper held for volunteer firemen and their got cost raises has to learn to stand on his owr feet.

This is where 4-H help kids," Bench says. "The idea of young peopU working seems to be discouraged these A lot of things have been given tc been sc protected that they really don't know what adversity is. order to be successful, you have to pay your dues. work at he continues. Of the many projects Bench undertook as a 4-H'er, public speaking seemed to serve him best in later life.

"I went to state with my speech and won a blue ribbon, so when I was thrown in with a mate of sportswriters and interviews when I was very young (in the major leagues), I knew how to stand on my feet. I felt I had a pretty good grasp of the English language, that I wouldn't embarrass myself and could carry on a conversation with anyone," Bench concluded. Four-H is more important today to all Americans than it has ever been, says Dr. C. J.

Naquin, state 4-H agent with the LSU Cooperative Extension Service. "Once almost exclusively a rural farm organization, it now has almost 80 per cent of its membership in the towns and cities. Sometimes thought of as mostly a boys club, it is 55.9 per cent girls. "Four-H in America today is 4.2 million boys and girls belonging to 138,563 clubs and special interest groups. Add to this total 805,711 youngsters in the 4-H Expanded Food-Nutrition Education Programs and 766,658 enrolled in a 4-H Instructional TV Program series and you have nearly 6 million participants from ages 9 to 19 getting involved.

"In Louisiana, we have 83,349 members in 1,626 clubs, plus 22,000 in the Foods- Nutrition program. "With all that involvement, making the best better shouldn't be too difficult," Naquin says. Gary Bult are seated. Mr. and Mn.

Harrtaon Prather and their ton and daughter are standing on the porch. FOLKS SAT AND VISITED bit WrdoMday tfceFanity Sapper wkkh volunteer firemen hoM rmmBv. aai thai year It held at the Jerome Kmn KSehea, Fire chief RotuM Moou and A Transfer of Registration will cost $3.00, raised from $2.00. A Driving History will cost $3.00, raised from $2.00. An Operator's License Reinstatement Fee after revocation or suspensionwill ffoir sunmmeir? What do Johnny Bench, Rosalynn Carter, Roy Rogers, Richard Petty and Charlie Pride have in common? As diverse as their backgrounds and talents may be, they all share the common bondage of having been 4-H Club members in their youth.

And the list goes on, from Sen. Howard Baker, Don Meredith and Alan Shepard to Glen Campbell, John Denver and Donna Reed. These famous Americans and millions more have worked at making the 4-H motto, "To Make the Best Better," words to live and build by. Discipline and self-confidence are what Cincinnati Reds catcher Johnny Bench says were his biggest rewards for belonging to 4-H back in his hometown of Binger, population 660. "Whenever a parent comes to me and asked if I'll sign an autograph because a child is too shy to ask, I just say, if he wants it he can come and ask, because I like to see kids stand on their feet.

Sooner or later he finally able to express themselves with the camp song at the final campfire, V' As year rolls by, our thoughts will often stray down memories' lane in dreams of camping Cfcsrity ccrnivcl iiimU VVII A carnival against muscular dystrophy will be held July 30. Planned activities include a treasure hunt, pie toss and bowling on the green. At the carnival, to be held from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. at 310 Chataignier Street, there will also be a pet show and ring a duck.

Winning pet owners will receive prizes. Hot dogs and refreshments will be also served. The carnival is chaired by Louelien Daigle. The adult sponsor is Roxanne Daigle and assistants are Scott Daigle and Silton Johnson. Vchiclo owners The Department of Public Safety, Office of Motor Veh-ciles, announced that effective August 1.

1977, there will be a change in costs for services rendered. These changes are a result of recent amendments to statutes by the state legislature. A 'Duplicate of Vehicle Registration (pink slip) will cost $2.00, raised from $1.00. A Dealer's Temporary Registration Plate will cost $2.00, raised from $1.00. A Certificate of Title or Duplicate Title will cost $7.00, raised from $3.50.

A Notation of Chattel Mortgage or Floor Plan Mortgage which specifies the vehicles, not to exceed 20 vehicles, on a Certificate of Title will cost $2.00. raised from $1.00. Certified Photographic Copies of documents will cost $2.00 a page, raised from .50. treat and treat and treat and never help everyone who was sick." Reflecting on his work in Africa, Dr. Kogan says, "I wish I could have stayed there but unfortunately, there is part of me that says I'm an actor and I had to come back." This interview with doctor and actor, Dr.

Milt Kogan, is presented as part of the special summer series of Christopher Closeup, a weekly interview program being aired on Catholics Today on Sunday mornings. Marriages Heaven. are made in Tennyson "Dsnay tdks cbcut role cost $15.00, raised from $10.00. The fee to be paid for Delinquent Operators Lin-ceses will be $2.00, regardless of time expired. The old statute provided for $1.00 up to 6 months delinquent and $2.00 for any time over 6 months.

TRY EUNICE STORES FIRST MP A ma Farrell Guillory, Pat Bellard, T. J. LeBouef, Roger Gulllory. J. E.

Manuel, Gary Bult, Carl Cart, Donald Sattler, Ronnie Martel, and Steve Martel. EUNICE VOLUNTEER FIREMEN and their families gathered last Wednesday afternoon at the Jerome Moore Kitchen for the annual family supper, and some of the men posed for this photo outside. The firemen are. from left, Keith Chatagnier, lions cdiCwUlp ccmp for tendiecppad Iiid Don't forget your hair! Shape up with a professional cut and our professional care. Let your hair shine and move naturally! For a "conditioning diet" call today for an appointment.

Pearl's Beauty Shop 530 N. 4th 457-4489 Ful Service Ladies and Men's StyEng. Operators "Butch" Cobb, Kathy Frulb, WiWa Holfier, Wanda Frvge Joyce Powell beat of the music. It's amazing to see what these patrols can come up with fori the' talent show. The all-time favorite night program seems to be the.

Carnival, complete with fortune telling, dart throw; dunking booth and clowns. Visitors travel many miles to view the special night program called the Indian Campfire. The campfire is conducted in an Indian village built by staff members in one area of the camp's 117 acres of rolling piney woodlands. Dances performed by staff members include the eagle dance, the buffalo dance, snake dance, and the fi re god dance. Staff, and campers alike, feel that all too quickly the two weeks come to a close.

Wasn't it only yesterday that the campers were checking in for the first session? Although hard-pressed to explain the love they feel for each other, they are LEESVILLE By August 12, approximately1 500 handicapped young people ages 7-15 will have camped for two-weeks at the Louisiana Lions Crippled Children's Camp located five miles north of Lees vi lie. The campers and staff come from all parts of the state to take part in five two-week sessions designed to provide summer fun for the -handicapped. 5467 campers have attended the camp through the third session of this summer. The camp is funded by Lions Clubs all over the state. Executive Director of the camp, Robert Moss, says the important thing about camp is that the child knows he is handicapped, but that it doesn't matter there.

Moss stresses that a camper can have fun no matter what his handicap is. He adds that there are 67 staff members row open Uil it -I JAOI RICHARD Milt Kogan, M.D., talks about his off-camera role as a practicing doctor and his on-camera role in television's "Barney Miller," this Sunday on Catholics Today TV show. Watch this special feature on Sunday, July 31, at 7 a.m. on channel 7, Lake Charles and at 8 a.m. on channel 3, Lafayette.

Dr. Milt Kogan claims that acting is an aid in his practice of medicine. "In acting you must become honest with yourself," he explains. "A good' doctor also has to be honest and the most important thing is that he has to relate and pay attention to whom he is talking." After his initial success in television commercials, Dr. Kogan began to view Hollywood as "a really difficult world." In 1970, he worked with the Peace corps in Ouagadougou, West Africa, with his wife and two children.

"It was the poorest country in the world," he recalls, could sit there all day and a 12' 15' room Padding Instalation available. busily making sure that the campers are having the time of their lives riding horseback, swimming, fishing, and learning archery, arts and crafts, nature lore, and gun safety. The campers have three meals a day with a snack at night. Meals for the program are provided through the summer feeding program and are served to the children without regard to race, color, creed, and national origin. The night programs are modified for the campers, the young peoople enjoy such diverse activities as critter races, where each patrol picks a critter (lizard, turtle, frog, etc.) names it and races it.

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