28 Participate In ContestTwenty-eight boys of the Bucklln R-2 School attended the industrial arts contest in Kirksviile April 14 with avariety of projects entered.According to J. R. Hogen-son, instructor, five blue ribbons were awarded by individual rating. In overall ratings, winning red ribbons were Mark Burris,’ Jim Almond, Doug Jackson, Steve Her? lngton, Robert F itzgerald, Robert Dowell, Robert Cass, Robert Robison, Melvin Woody, Greg Carriker, Gary Martin,Bradley Bailey, Doug Olson, Wyatt McClarp rock, Mike Siemens and Pat Lutes.I■*. • {•-' .. fr* v. ■*»•*. . • AP-* 'fa • * *' A • « 4 ^Earning white ribbons were Leslie Mills, Greg Siemens, Mike Simpson, Gary Woody,Richard Hulett, Kevin Noah, Randy Stone, Larry Gooding, Timmie Bailey, BUI Jobson, Kurt WlUiams, and Mark Mc-Clamrock. / ,Hogenson reported more than 800 entries were displayed from schools of the area. ^