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On Tuesday, September 6, North Liberty School had a special visitor. His name was “Abra" the clown

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and he charmed the elementary audience with his make-up and artistic talent. Choosing three stu-

dents from the audience, he demonstrated traditional faces that clowns often use including the white face, the Auguste and the sad clown. Pictured are Alicia Gensinger. Tony Albright and Jimmy Haskins who were chosen to wear their funny faces home. They were interviewed on Channel 22 News and were awarded free tickets to the Kelly-Miller circus that was in town on Friday afternoon. STUDENTS INVITED TO WATCH THE RAISING OF THE BIG TOP On Friday morning, September 9, the morning sections of PreKindergarten, Kindergarten and the two first grades of North Liberty School were invited to watch the raising of the big top of the Kelly-Miller Brothers circus at the North Liberty Industrial Park. The circus was sponsored bv the North Liberty and Greene Twp. Lions Clubs. The classes were intrigued by the obedient 20-year old elephant who quietly aided in the men's labor to erect the main tent. They got to see the animals before the crowds came and enjoyed making word lists of all that they had seen upon their return to the classroom. Among the students new circus i ALCOHOLICS ANONYMOUS \ ; AL-ANON ? t 8 p.m. Thupidays <[ • CHURCH OF .CHRIST ? ' 65225 St. Rd. 23, North Liberty - LOOK MICHIANA 6” SEAMLESS GUTTER Heavy Grade (.932) Baked Enamel Finish VANDERHEYDEN EAVESTROUGH SERVICE Call 288-7719

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vocabulary words were dromedary, llama, Bengal tiger, African and Indian elephants, Appaloosa and big top to name a few. The students sent a big thank you to all who made this special preview trip possible. Jaworski To Graduate From Police Academy Deputy Marshal Christopher Jaworski. North Liberty Police Deartment, will be among the 82 officers who will graduate from the Indiana Law Enforcement Academy at 1:00 p.m. on Friday, September 23. The Academy is located one-half mile southwest of Plainfield. Mr. William C. Ervin. Special

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Agent in Charge, Federal Bureau Investigation, will be principal speaker at the event. Colonel Arthur R. Raney, Jr., the Academy's Executive Director; and Patrolman Gary K. Evans. Valparaiso Police Department. Class President, will also address the graduating officers, their families and guests. Indiana requires all non-elected law enforcement officers to successfully complete basic training within their first year of service. Failure to complete the training results in the officer losing the power of arrest. In old England, the word "child" referred only to a girl Theodore Roosevelt was the first uS L president to ride in an automobile.