Syracuse-Wawasee Journal, Volume 51, Number 4, Syracuse, Kosciusko County, 28 November 1957 — Page 3

Camp Fire Girls NE-WA-TAN-NAH Judy Stucky called the meeting to order. Bobby Stiver read the roll call. We answered with, where we are going for Thanksgiving. We had old business. We discussed new business. We discussed about going caroling The girls had an election of efficers. The officers are the following: President, Bobby Stiver; Vice-P’-esident, Jean Culp Secretary Carol Hostetler Song leader Judy Stucky; We talked about making something for our parents. The Girls worked on their Birthday Project. We made turkeys out of apples. Were they ever crazy. We sang ‘Above A Plain’. We were dismissed. Scribe Jane Stoelting Miss Nancy Clark is home from Pinebrook School of girls at Glen Arbor, Michigan, for the Thanksgiving holiday with her parents, Dr. and Mrs. Fred Clark. Jerry, Purdue senior, was home last week end and is on a cave hunting expedition in Kentucky this week end. PICKWICK THEATRE 2ND AND LAST WEEK THE GREATEST EVENTIN MOTION PICTORE HISTORY! R a'u It j CECIL ELDeMILLE'S PRODUCTION The Ten Commandments CHARLTON YUL ANNE HESTON-BRYNNER-BAXTER EDWARD G YVONNE ROBINSON- DE CARLO DEBRA PAGET JOHN DEREK SIR CEDRIC NINA MARTHA HARDWICKE-FOCH-SCOTT Special Prices ADULTS—SI.2S MATINEE 90c CHILDREN 50c At All Times Matinee Saturday and Sunday 1:30 P. M. One Evening Show At 7:30 NO PASSES f' ☆ ☆ ☆ STARTS DECEMBER 4 "Gun Glory" And "Hunchback Os Notre Dame"

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Ronald Roberts and Bill Dorsey, Future Farmers of America team presenting a demonstration entitled “Testing Your Garden Soil,” have been invited to uccompany Ronnie Hibschman, first place winner of the Muck Crop Show, to the National Contest at Springfield, Illinois, 8 December.

School News Editor-in-chief-Sandra Miller Associate Editor-Shirley Weingart Typists Vivian Fisher and Jane Nusbaum Proofreader Sharon Treadway Who’s Who Judy Kline and Patti Dreher Features Reporters_Janice Losee and Elinor Holloway. Sports Reporters-Dennis and Dallas Bjella and Barbara Bitner F. F. AJack Harf Jr. Ladies Shirley Weingart Jr. High Sports John Lantz Senior Reporter Martha Firestone Junior Reporter Janet Riley Sophomore Reporter Nancy Powell Freshman Reporter Anita Rodgers Eighth Grade Jill Thornburg Seventh Grade Sally Jo Fosbrink ☆ ☆ ☆ SENIOR CLASS On Wednesday 20 November the senior class held a class meeting. The class chose their commencement Invitations style, lettering and verse. By ordering the cards before 8 January the class will receive a 25% discount on the cards and a 50% discount on personal name cards. Wednesday 11 December has been set for the turkey supper, which is sponsored by the Curtis Magazine Publishing Company. ASSEMBLY PROGRAM Thursday 21 November the Student Council showed the assembly another file entitled, “Valley Os Light.” The film was about Yosemite National Park. * It showed many beautiful scenic'-views of the park, ones which some tourists never see. POLLYANNA 4-H CLUB The Pollyanna 4-H Club met Wednesday 20 November after school in the Home Ec. room. The pledges were given by Toni Jo Butt and Mary Jo Firestone. Peggy Firestone led the group In singing. Mrs. Heaton explained to the new members the qualifications and requirements for a 4-H girl. Mrs. Louis Firestone discussed the Achievement Program which wil be held 2 December. This program is to give recognition to the achievement of last year members. Final business was to elect the officers for the new year. They are as follows: President_ Martha Firestone Vice-president Carol Conn Secretary and Treasurer Janet Grady Reporter Anita Rodgers Health and Safety Mary Simon Recreation Leader Toni Butt Song Leader Mary Jo Firestone A total of 43 members and

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Local News ... The William J. Wesners left Wednesday for New Albany. Indiana, where they will spend the Thanksgiving holidays. Myron Cooperrider, formerly of Lake Wawasee, who resides in Cleveland, spent the week end visiting friends in the area. Mr. and Mrs. Jack Kimpel and family are in Ohio where they will spend Thanksgiving vacation with Mr. Kimpel’s family. Rev. and Mrs. Noble Greene four visitors attended the meeting.

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and family will visit Mrs. Greene’s mother and family in Winchester, Indiana, Thanksgiving Day. Mr. and Mrs. Donald Smith and children, Greg and Susie, of R. D. 2, will travel to Terre Haute, Indiana, where they will spend the Thanksgiving days with Mrs. Smith’s parents, Mr. and Mrs. Herman Prust. They will return on Sunday afternoon. Hosts on Thanksgiving Day to a family gathering will be Mr. and Mrs. Jack Ridings. Present will be Mrs. Maude Jackson, Rr. and Mrs. John Jackson and

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It Will Soon Be Christmas Time Again Folks, And Our Freshly Cut CHRISTMAS TREES will go on sale at once. They are here how. We have been able to secure the best quality trees we have ever had. with real pine freshness. fragrance and color. COME AND SEE THEM . . . WAWASEE NURSERY RALPH P. OYLER Chicago Street Syracuse

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Sharon, Steve and Kenny, and Mr. and Mrs Beorge Beckman, all of Fort Wayne. Mrs. Harry Brinkman win spend Thanksgiving with her daughter, Mrs. Paul* Glass, in Fort Wayne. Dinner guests Thanksgiving Day of Mr. and Mrs. Leon Connolly will be her mother, Mrs. Emily Smeeton, Mr. and Mrs. Horace Gottschalk and daughter, Linda, and Mr. and Mrs. Jack Ronketti.

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