The Mail-Journal, Volume 2, Number 43, Milford, Kosciusko County, 5 December 1963 — Page 5

LAKELAND SCHOOL HEWS

Syracuse Senior In The News 808 BAUGHER Jhis week’s target for senior in the news is that Stoney Burkfe--' of Syracuse high, Bob Baugher’ Bob is an average senior that stands 6 feet tall and eats mustard sandwiches and pickled crow gizzards. Bob has many hobbies, just to name a few, he plays hockey, plays the guitar, participates in intramural basketball and rides bucking bruncos at rodeos thruout the middle west. We discoverm THE BIBLEJI SPEAKS K g TO YOU g Sunday - 9:15 a.m. WSBT 990 K. C. South Bend “The Effect of Jesus Coming” TWr Chriuian Science program

I SOMETHING NEW HAS BEEN ADDED | The Gospel Book Store has a new name as well as a new appearance. Beginning January 1, 1964, A we will become officially the PROVIDENT BOOKSTORE. B OTHER NEW THINGS HAVE BEEN ADDED — HALLMARK CARDS are now available at our & store. See our Christmas cards, napkins, place mats, etc. I ’ ALSO | For the LASTING gift for the Christmas give a BIBLE to your Husband, or Friend. B & See our ample stock of Bibles and Testaments, in King James editions or modern translations, such as $ Phillips, Weymouth, New English Bible, N. T., and Williams. Available in either piper, c/oth, or leather, g OUR GIFT TO YOU g NAME WILL BE IMPRINTED FREE ON ALL BIBLES PURCHASED NOW UNTIL CHRISTMAS. 8 | PROVIDENT BOOKSTORE | 119 East Lincoln Ave. (Formerly Gospel Book Store) _ Goshen, Ind. St . <

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ed that Bob’s pet peeve is one of ; his closest friends, Bill Clune. Some of Bob’s school, activities are the Science club, cross-coun-try, track, and national mouse catching club. Bob is a very mal- . -”icious person, he committed pre- . mediated murder on his goldfish. Bob resides with his six-year-old sister and his parents. MILFORD SCHOOL MENUS Mon. - Sloppy Joes, au gratin potatoes, carrot sticks, peach half and cookies, milk. Tues. - Meat loaf, buttered potatoes and gravy, apple sauce, bread, butter, jelly, pudding and cookie, milk. Wed. - Beef and dumplings, buttered corn, carrot sticks, bread, butter, jelly, confetti gelatine, orange juice, milk. Thufs. - Turkey salad, noodle soup and crackers, hot rolls and butter, pineapple cookie, and milk. Fri. - Lasagne, tossed 5 salad, green beans, bread, butter, chocolate syrup, milk. LEESBURG SCHOOL MENUS Fri. - Tuna casserole with noodles, Harvard beets, cabbage salad, orange juice, bread, butter and

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peanut butter, ice cream. Mon. - Sloppy Joe f fe, potato chips, lettuce salad, apricots, cookie, and milk. •Tues. - potatoes and ham, green 'beans, celery, fruit jello, bnead, butter, and peanut butter, milk Wed. - Chicken and noodles, peas, cabbage salad, ginger bread with whipped cream, bread and butter and jelly, milk. Thurs. - Beeb stew, celery sticks, cherry cobbler, bread, butter, and peanut butter; chocolate milk. Fri. - Fish squares with tartar sauce, buttered corn, jello vegetable salad, ice cream, bread, butter, and jelly, milk. ALLEN TUSING PLEDGES TO PI KAPPA RHO FRATERNITY Allen Tusing of Lessburg has pledged to the Phi Kappa Rho fraternity of International college at Fort Wayne. Mr. Tusing was graduated from Milford high school with the class of 1962.'His extra-curricular interests were centered in 4-H. He is the son ofMr. and Mrs. Jacob Tusing, Jr., of r 1 Leesburg.

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Milford Seniors Sponsor Drive For Tippit Family The senior class of Milford is sponsoring a drive to raise money for the family of J . D. Tippit, Dallas policeman who was sTtot while trying to apprehend the accused assassin of President John Fitzge aid Kennedy. According to reports on Tuesday, the day the drive was to end, $35.14 had been collected. The seniors decided to hold the money for a few days in case others would like to donate. The money was collected in a container placed in the front of the study hall. LAST WEEK OF ‘OPERATION SANTA’S WORKSHOP’ This is the last week of “Operation Santa’s Workshop” in the Lakeland area. The five churches participating will meet Sunday evening, Dec. 8, in the Fellowship Hall of the Syracuse Methodist church at 7 p. m. for a “night of work.” The youth groups of five churches in the Lakeland area have been working'll Christmas gifts for a number of families in the area. The groups represents the following churches: Leesburg Methodist, Syracuse Church of the Brethren, North Webster Methodist church, Syracuse Methodist church, and the New Salem Church of the Brethren. The Syracuse Methodist group will be the host to the other I churches December 8 for an eveni ing of work and fun. This project

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has been under the guidance of Mrs. J. J. Longenecker of North Webster and Mrs. Hugh Neer of Syracuse, county health nurse. Those planning to attend the “night of work” are requested to bring wrapping paper, ribbon and if possible some gift boxes. The girls can bring some extra buttons, needles, thread and etc. for possible small repairs, and boys could bring model car paint and brushes for possible touch-up jobs on truck and cars. LEESBURG MAN JOINS STAFF OF WARSAW FIRM It was learned this week that Donald E. Jenne. has joined the staff of Joe Mater and Associates, Inc., of Warsaw as administrative assistant. Mr. Jenne and his wife Gwen reside at Tippecanoe lake. He was previously the office services manager at Brunswick Boat, also at Warsaw. Mr. Jenne attended Indiana university where he majored ' in business administration. He is a veteran of two years’ service as a cadet in the U. S. Army Air Corps. Mr. Jenne will be working with the five Joe Mater and Associates credit bureaus located in Warsaw, Huntington, Plymouth, Rensselaer, and Logansport. JUDGE GENE B. LEE TO BE SPEAKER AT ICN OF E. U. B. CHURCH Judge Gene B. Lee of the Kosciusko county circuit court will be the guest speaker at the Indiana ' Conference North of the Evangeli- | cal United Brethren church .Tuesday evening, Dec. 10, at 7:30 at the Island Chapel EUB church. The Island Chapel men will be host to the Syracuse EUB men and their wives. The community is also invited to attend.

I WEDNESDAY - SATURDAY December 4,5, 6,7 2 — FEATURES — 2 FRANKIE AVALON in “Drums Os Africa” And FABULOUS FUN! v ‘“Hootenanny Hoot” SUNDAY - TUESDAY December 8,9, 10 SUSAN HAYWARD In “Stolen Hours” Color

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Milford School News By EARLEEN FISHER TRIBUTE TO JOHN F. KENNEDY His body has left us } But his spirit shall remain - And may it never be said that he died in vain. “Ask not what yoUr country can do For you, but what you can do * *■ £> , For Your country”. , Let us march forward - • With these words in our heart; He has given his life - Let us now do our part. — . By Anni Lange Since the Purdue survey team completed its study of the Lakeland Community School Corpora- ( tion, newspaper articles and com-1 ments have manifested themselves. I A publication has been issued by Purdue university concerning the ! survey team’s findings. This pub- | lication reviews the conditions of the schools in the Lakeland area and particularly condemns Milford high school. The survey team recommended full utilization of all school buildings in the area, except Milford high school. In either of the two alternative plans for consolidation, our town’s high school would be abandoned. Let us assume that- the school has been abandoned: what now? Occupying a block of the town of Milford is the derelict high school. An empty school building-haunted by the ghosts of half jx century - does not head the list of. real estate brokers. Who would have any use for an old school building in a dying town that will never completely die? Perhaps a deposed king would purchase it as a substitute for his lost castle; perhaps an enterprising landlord would convert it into an apartment house - complete with drinking fountains, community restI rooms, and public address system; perhaps a millionaire former graduate would restore it for the sake of old memories. Remember in grade ,school how we used to sing: “Glory, glory’, halleluah. the school is burning down’” Prophetic? SENIORS OF THE WEEK Mr. and Mrs. Dewey Fox’s daughter Connie was born February 16. 1946. Her black hair is complemented by blue-grey eyes. Connie’s extracurricular activities include: Girls’ Athletic Association president, band and chorus librarian, Rekamemoh, Pep club, and the Trojanette staff. She is majoring in social studies, English,, and home economics. Connie has registered at the Vogue School of Beauty and plans to begin training there next fall. Her ambition in life is to become a beautician. Her secret ambition is to become a famous artist. Connie advises underclassmen: “Like the seniors; we aren’t really too bad”.

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Thursday, December 5, 1963

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AND FRESHMAN TOO — In Indiana it’s basketball, basketball, and more basketball at this time of the year. Schools not Only have varsity squads, “B” teams, but most have intramural teams, freshmen teams and junior high first and second teams* The pic-

Her pet peeve is people who think they are better than anyone else. Connie completes these thoughts - A change I would like made in MHS . . . padded .stairs for when you fall; I’ll never . . , take bookkeeping again: if I had a million dollars, I’d . . . think I were dreaming; a famous living person I’d like to be is . . . John Glenn. 7TH GRADE NEWS By Tillie Miller Rosaria Garza has been back to. school a couple weeks since she had a head injury. Marmin Miller had an accident recently while playing basketball. He had some injury to his teeth. The junior high . cheerleaders are 7th graders, Cherie Vanlaningham, and Sherry Graff; and Sherrie Coy, who is in the Bth grade. The following boys are on the team: Dave Beer, Bruce Beer, Ted Speicher. Jerry McClintic, Tom Levernier, Dan Brown, Steve Replogle, and Tom Gundep from the Sth grade. Louie Davis, Keevin Estep, Phil Price, Hubert Krull, Jim Beer,” Dan Beer. Steve Miller, Dale Custer, David Miller, and Reggie Coy are 7th graders who are oh the team. Thursday evening they played Leesburg whom-we lost to by three points in the first game,.* but won from by 11 points in the second game. THOMAS FULLER PLEDGES TO PHI KAPPA RHO FRATERNITY Thomas Fuller, son of Mr. and Mrs. Arlo Beiswanger of r 1 Milford, has pledged to the Phi Kappa Rho fraternity of International college at Fort Wayne. . Mr. Fuller is a 1961 graduate of i Milford high school. He was president of his class for two years.

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ture above was taken during the Syracuse-Larwill freshman game last Wednesday evening. Syracuse’s number 53, in white, wants the ball that is almost the possession of Larwill’s number 53, in dark. Wonder if he got it? Photo by Tim Yeager.

Syracuse Thanksgiving Personals Mr. and Mrs. Dee Darnell of Syracuse visited at the home of Mr. and Airs. Karl Rozelle of Muncie. Thanksgiving. Mr. and Mrs. Harry Appenzeller, Syracuse, spent Thanksgiving with Mr. and Mrs. Harry Appenzeller, Sr., Redkey. Mr. and Mrs. Loren Longehbaugh of Syracuse spent Thanksgiving with Rev. and Mrs. I. E. Longerbaugh. south of Warsaw. Mr. and Mrs. Harry Alfrey and. family of Crawfordsville ■ were Thanksgiving guests of Mr. and Mrs. C. K. Kinder of. Syracuse. Thanksgiving day guests of Mr. and Mrs. Calvin Beck, 4 Syracuse,, were their son Wendell, Mrs. Beck, Wendy. Cinda, .Jennifer and Bobby of Avilla. Mr. and Mrs. Richard Carwile, Syracuse, entertained on Thanksgiving, Mr. and Mrs;, Coen Stephenson, Mr. and Mrs. Warren Stephenson. Mr. and Mrs. G. A. Cari Vile, Miss Barbara Carwile and Wade Stephenson, all of Milford and the Dewart Lake. area. Mr. and Airs. Wilbur Ellis, Syracuse, entertained at Thanksgiving dinner the following guests: Loretta Gonser, Nappanee. Don Markley. Plymouth, Mr. and Mrs. Dan Lewallen, ’ Mr. and Mrs. Delbert Lewallen and family of Cardo, N. D., and Rev. and Mrs. Wilburn Lewallen, Constance and Wilfred of Nappanee. Air. and Mrs. Arlie Brown and’ Mr. and Mrs. Delbert Brown of Syracuse, Mr. and Mrs. Jesse Botts of Millersburg and Mr.) and Mrs. Byron Speicher of Ligonier, were Thanksgiving guests in the home of Mr. and Mrs. Don McjCullough and daughter of near Cromwell. ■ Mrs. Melville Smith. Syracuse, had as her house guest over Thanksgiving Joe LaCombe and' Ron McCrea of Chicago. They were Thanksgiving dinner guests.. Othei’ dinner guests were Mr. land Mrs. E. T. Anderson. Syracuse, and Mrs. William Veltman. Miss Irene Abts, and Houston McCrea all of Lake Wawasee. Mr. and Mrs. Chester Stiffler and Miss Dorothy Causer of Syracuse, Mr. and Mrs. Howard Penrose of Nappanee, Mr. and Eugene Fidler and son Bruce of Winchester and Mr. and Mrs. J. F. Bleeke and family <a.of Decatur spent Thanksgiving at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Charles William Causer at Park Ridge, 111. ■Mrs. Nelle Sloan, Syracuse, had as her Thanksgiving . guests Mrs. E. Y. Basham and* son of Edwardsburg, Mich. Mrs. Sloan returned to 'Edwardsburg with Mrs. Basham, then spent the week end in South Bend at the home of her daughter, Mrs. C. W. Conrad, and Mr. Conrad, returning home Sunday evening. Miss Dianne Ellis, a student at Manchester college, spent Thanksgiving week end with hei’ parents, Mr. and Mrs. Wilbur Ellis of Syracuse. Glenn Oxinrider of Centreville, Mich., also a student at Manchester, was a guest of Miss Ellis. VISITORS IN WASHINGTON, D.C. Warrent officer and Mrs. Robert Edmonds of Huntsville, Alabama, wera visitors in Washington, [.D.C., over the week end of the assassination of President Kennedy. 1 Mr. Edmonds has been in charge of the 55th Army band in Huntsville, since their wedding last June 15. Mr. Edmonds graduated fro.rn the Band Leader school at Anacostia, Maryland, on June 14 and received his first assignment to the Redstone Arsenal; Mrs. Edmonds is the former Miss Margareti Ann Fick of Crows Nest, Lake Wawasee. Mr. and Mrs. William Bess and Bill of Milford, Mr. and Mrs. David Hire, Trent and Greg, and Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Coy, Jr., Te’resa. Michael and David, all of Cromwell, Mr. and Mrs. Marvin Coy, Robin and Kelly of Sidney, were Thanksgiving day evening guests of Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Coy» Sr., of North Webster.