The Mail-Journal, Volume 4, Number 16, Milford, Kosciusko County, 26 May 1965 — Page 19

Awards Presented At Leesburg _ Qn- the annual awards day-at the Leesburg huh school on More. .y of this week n:...w awards : seated from the various ;< meats of the schooL Among these-

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were the home economic awards which were presented by Man* Hbfinst actor. ■' . ■. ' Kay Heiman received the senior : . The Betty Crocker received. by Donna Su veils and she also won honorable the .st ' ■ rurskni awards- went, to Y ' I

I LttSge, Jeanne Ann Richards. Ann’ I Houck’. Maurito Matthews. Patric;ia Schermerhorn and Susan Van i Doron. ■ " ' v. rmers. of the standard first aid l award were Sally Goon, Sharon { ■ hews. Ann Tusing, Karol Jane Kall. ! Rita Lewis. Lana Smaltz.. Jane Hamman, Cathy Hively and Pat-. . . . ’ ■ Ft ■ ; Mawel Sandy Furnas. Karen Ham- >■ ' '■ . ■'' ' '' ' ' = B•■ ■ ■ »■ ' ' iihr.irv, Nanvj Sausinjan, and DiYoder. '' / \ , i ■ ■- r ’ pre- ■ a t. ” - -.■heTv”.’i Kar Hamman. Debbie' ■ >e history aw ■ ■ fair awards were presented to -Chris- ■ ■ rd Deßoh to Robert Plummer. | Mosque & Gavel Installation ■ and Gavel chib. President for the , '< >- w‘.“ ' ■< . ■ ..y .■' ' / Tvs. vcrc .. < • ' Hu- ........ . m.<l - declamation. Kay Heiman for ■ : tic declamation, . Kris Heiman ...a . .< reading and Larrv t Perrin an excellent for Bible reading by their instructor, Mrs. K erine Farrar I The y’ling was nresented to Christina Archer by ’Mr<. Irene . PLAN VBS AT LUTHERAN CHURCH Vacation B School, June 7 • 18, 9 - 11 25 a.m I The theme of the school will be - Children Pray." Parents may enroll their children; age three ’through grade seven, by calling j Rev. Carl H Satre, 4574845 before • VJ chi ren of. the comniun- ! ity are welcome.

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Ik' \ SCHOLARSHIP WINNER - Barbara \rnokl. Syracuse high school senior, was named the winner of the , annual Turkey Creek Township Par- l jenl-Teacbers* Vmh i;uh>n scholarship ; PTA meeting held last Tues- j dav night in the. Syracuse school . ' * ’a. ■ ’ ■ I Miss Arnold Is the daughter of Mr. t and Mrs. Harold Arnold. She is maj- t oring in English and social studies. . She will enter Goshen college in the , fall. The scholarship is for S2OO. North Webster Seniors On Tour by.'train Sun< night for a tour of .Washington. DvC.. t and W ILamsburg. A scenic cruise on the Potomac r vtr. a \>it to Ariing-, . ; '• i- - •. Mount \ ; House., the Senate, and House of K< p. . tati th Ar '■ s the F81..' ■ ■ of Seniomma Tours of Detroit. Midi. .It is expected they will re- • _> ■ ' j CHAIN ’O # LAKES 4-H CLUB MEETS AT | REIFF HOME The recent meeting of the Chain' 0 Lakes 4-H dub was held at the! (home of 'Marilyn Reiff at North! Webster Flag pledges were led by : Susan Brown and Mark Reiff; Gary I health and safety leader, I ' gave the lesson on safety tips to ob- ■ serve in case of storm or bombing. ; Marklßeiff spoke on the wild life project and led the recreation per- ' ■ ' Marilyn amPMark Reiff served cupcakes and punch to the 10 members ( and four guests present. The next f meeting will be held June sat the ; home of John Rhodes. . . ' I

N. Wee Workers 4-H Club Meets By Cathy Bryant The North Webster Wee Workers 4-H dub met recently at the school cafeteria. The meeting was called to order by Doug Long, president, The pledges and secretary and treasurer reports were g.ven and approved. . O. leader, Jim Reifert, discussto begin and complete them as soon as possible. Mr. Reffert then informed us of the'new point system. A?.} tiling a 4-H’er does is worth Prizes and awards will- be .Ivin to people with - the highest amount of points. Doug Long gave a report on “Operation . Bra He was among several boys from North Webster, to go. Doug was very impressed by the birdseye view of Purdue, ’especially the recreation i.n.i . Also the B.dogy and animal ; Daryl Thomas wondered if the’ and- Boys’ clubs might go to the state fair together. Carolyn Long tvas appointed ■■ the mat- • The next meeting will be a picnic supper at the Flowing Well at 7 p.m. Jane 15. Gamer Presents Citizenship And Attendance Awards ■Charles Garner, principal of- the Lees presented citizenship awards to two students from ! each grade seven thru 12; Senior winners wgre Donna' Stevens arid < haries Gamer. Jr. Winning, for-the ■ ■ . ■ Robison. Sophomore winners were Linda Abbot and David Maxquart < • ::vs . oerv al.ta Lewis and Bobby Ahxier. Junior high winners ■ in e.-ghth grade were Judy Bishop and Mark Reents and seventh grade were Cathy Carey and Steven West. Attendance awards were presented to the following persons by Mr.- ' Garner: , Seniors: Lois Buckingham; Sandra Weaver, Gary Lewis, Mke Heiman, Charles Garner, Jr., Larry • Perrin, Doug Smith and Robert I Tusirtg. j Juniors: Ann Dimberg, Sue Maiele, Larry Bishop. Mike Huffman, Jerel Le'nfesty. Roily Robison, Kristine Heiman, Joyce Marvel, Robert Dye; Lonriy Irvine and Garry | Minnick. Sophomores: Linda Abbott. Patricia Schermerhorn. Rick Albert, (Edwartl Foltz. Pierre Let: Stephen Rodgers, Koger Smoker, j Kathleen Hively, Ann Tusing. Darrell Brookins. Roger Layne, Steven .Osborn and .Ronald Sausaman. Freshman: Carolyn■ Alvis, ■ Connie i Money heifer. Lana Smaltz, .Matt uKissane,. Paul Liefer, Rita Lewis. .Michael Lee and Bob Yoder. Grade: Gene Deatsman. Larry 'Kammerer.- David Matthews. Robert Rowland. Perry Tvler, Lotse. Dennis .Archer. Leonard Goble, Ph. p Landis. Mark ■ Reents. Bruce Smith and Steven . Watkins Seventh Grade- Debra Foltz. .Pamela 'Long. Connie Phillips. Nan- <■; Suesiman. Jon- Bumbauzh. Kim Hartman. Bruce. Rowkind. Steven Wes:. Brenda Jordan. .Karen Mosher. Deborah Rader. Diane A’oder. Tom Church. Dyrs Owens. Danny Smaltz and William Zimmer ,

FIRST PLACE IN STORY WRITING CONTEST Fay Rheinbeimer was first place winner in the story writing contest for the Milford eighth grade. Her teacher is Mrs, Helen Marquart. We are printing Fay s story below, it is titled “Discovery.” DISCOVERY Sandy fumbled for sunglasses in the hamper and snapped off the transistor radio. The ai" suddenly emptied of sound, was now hem y with silence, enclosing the lone figure on the sand, extending in waves of stillness to the sunlit shimniering >k\ Even the coo! blueness of. the water was quiet —no ripples, no breeze. Sa - slowly There was no point ip waiting any lohuer. Trigger would come home h! and ready. .Besides . she. wanted to see Marilyn. How w’onderful this summer with Marilyn was .going to be, '■ | Nearing the house Sandy saw the I car parked in the driveway. She Kin’s name \ blonde girl came runnir.'i from the house. “Sandy., it's good to see you! Do ; you realize we haven’t seen each i other since last summer up here? | Isn't Aunt Denise the greatest for j, !e“ u< - our summer here'’ ' (1 Id. die of boredom at home.” : L “No boy> at heme.’ " Sandy teas- r ed. [s 1 ‘’Sandy, you know I never look ! i twice at a boy," retorted Marilyn < laughing. ' "‘j “Well girls, I see you're going to be as bad as last summer. Come I ' the darlirgest!. Twin beds, chest for | each of us. and a wonderful view j of the sea." . - ■' r Laughing and chattering . the girls , went into their room. Tnpacking; Marilyn noticed a dog basket at the ' 1 up a I pillow and threw it at Sandy. “O.kav. 'cousin, you’ve been keep- | ing something from me. Why the t d w sket?” asktxi Marilyn , . “Oh. that’s for Trigger, my dbg He's my last birthday present from ■i ” . M What kind?” “Plain mutt, hut the sweetest dog ’ alive." 1 “Are you having" him shipped ."No. he's here. He didn't want to | come: home from the beach when I did this mormng." , ' r “Sandy, let’s go down arid look I for him. I'm dying to see the beach anway. I'll ask Aunt Denise," sig- j gested Marilvn. . | In a twinkling she .was. back. I “Let’s go!” ■ worn footpath to the beach For half an hour both girls searched I ' for the" dog with no luck. Finally jMarilyn suggested splitting up, and; 1 looking in opposite-directions. . I "But you don't even know whatj Trigger "looks like,” protested San- . dv. - ■ I '“Look. I know a mutt when I see one. What color is he?” . “Kind of coppery.” , I “Okay. See you soon. I hope.” : Sandy turned and walked pa rah , { lei to the shore. Up ahead she saw somethmg copper glinting in the i sun Hurrying toward it she found j Trigger sound -asleep. •*You lazy- dog! We’re been all I over. looking tor you and here youlie sleeping.” Trigger opened- one lazy eye and squinted at Sandv — seeing her he jum:'ed up and leaped or- her. “Come.on. let’s go find Marilyn.” Sandy retraced her steps to the spot j w here she and Marilyn had parted. There was no sign of her couskn. j save her footsteps. After walking for. a short way • large rock. Sandy ran and scrambled up on the rock. A Natural Wall The rock and several ot : ers formed a natural wall around a small

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DONNA THE ARTIST — In the a bove picture the creative art work of Donna Stevens is shown on display at the Leesburg school. Donna does sculpturing, modern art. and some very realistic paintings which are also on display. The art work of

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“\ PRETTY GIRL is like a melody" especially when she models fashions she makes herself. This was proven last Wednesday evening at the PTA meeting in Livsburg. The style show Was presented by the entire home ecoiiomics department. In toe above photo the three senior students who made suits are modeling them for a Mail-Journal photogra-. pher. Left to right is Nancy Goon in a three button short jacket suit of white mohair and cotton blend. She has a black scarf at the neck and is

area of. sand.. Sandy gazed (town into this, cavity in boFror. .Ashes’ ' lay in the middle of the ground. Splattered a.Il around the ashes wa< blood. In the midst of the pool lay two knives -with blood still wet bfl.| them. •'Sandy, what is it?” Marilyn ‘ i whispered. “I only know wha.t it locks like " j i 'AVbat are we going to do?” asked , '’’ . ' . I “Let's go down and see. if we can find anyth ng . .else. Then we'll go I V ' leads to lie outside. If anyone . comes ' they'll come through, t.heix?'| 'and Mre’U be able to hear them.” I ...j , ...... The girls jumped down into die ’ 'hole, They found somebkxxl ■

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the whole school which' was done under the direction of Mrs. Georgia Webster, instructor, has been placed in the halls for the past two weeks so that parents and visitors might examine the work of the students. A Mail-Journal staff photo.

wearing a black straw hat. black shoes.'and gloves. Next in the photo is Lois Buckingham wearing an off white basket weave wool, three button short jacket suit with a pink blouse, gioves? and silk bouffant hat. She carried a bone Colored puna* and wore bone shoes. On the left is Kay Heiman in a basket weave wool light blue suit with straight skirt and print blouse. The Utting in the jacket oi the suit is the' same material as the blouse. Her hat is white silk organza. Shoes, purse, and gloves are also in white.

smeared ragjS in a crack in tr.e wall. ’Close:- inspection of the blood showed pieces of tlesh i.o.i’in.e oil it. Both girls faces were white at the sight. I Suddenly Trigger snarled and rao ••d for tfie. hole in the wall Sandy ' grablied him: “Someone's • coming! I Let's get out of here.”’ The girls scrambled up the wall ami lay clown, peering over the ■ V . ■ - . emerg- , c ’ •■-.Sandy. Shat’s Ronald .nr! Mph Peterson, the twins who were here : last summer." ! tp 'what they’re i Thev could hear 'he voices ds- ■ ■fish m .the morning.” Sandy and Marilyn turned and i stared' at eau. other. “Fish!’’ h silent I ter. Trigger, wanting to join in the i fun. pxmced on therm Bain 2:rss ! tumbled headlong into the hole. - Ralph turned to his twin. -'SomeThe boys came over an; helped the girls, up. . "So you discovered our lab.” “What do vou do 'in this-this labsputtered Marilyn.- - . “And where are you're white. ] coats'”’ giggletl Sandy. “We fish here. Both of us are planning to be lab technicians. ’This is our way of practicing. We get a pretty neat tan at the same i time.” . “I can think of better ways, i muttered-Sandy, | “If vbu don’t, mind I think”ni i get out of here. Coming. Sandy . I su'd Marilyn. "Say, how /bout keeping your .visit a secret? Don’t think tne folks would appreciate our lab.” Ron -call-' . ed after them. ■. . ■ “Sure ■ thing. ” Sandy yelled back. Outside both girls heaved a sigh of relief and headed for home as the sun sent it’s last red rays over the darkening sea. A\TTF.NDS DENTAL MEETING » Dr. H. C. Snyder of Mils nd attended the Indiana State Dental i meeting. ,ast week in 'lndianapolis, i Mrs. Snyder accompanied her husband to Indiana;>oi:s. They spent the rest of the week with tht-i'r s<-m---m-law and daughter, Mr. and Mrs, Carroll Forrest and family in Indianapolis. TERMITES ~ Universal Termite Control Ph. 267-7372 120 N. Scott St Warsaw, Indiana OR CONN & BUHRT LBR. CO. Phone: 457-3331 ANDERSON PAINT j AND SUPPLY CO. ' r Syracuse. Ind.

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