The Mail-Journal, Volume 4, Number 38, Milford, Kosciusko County, 26 October 1966 — Page 12

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Newly Organized School Chorus Presents Concert The newly organized Syracuse high school chorus of 85 voices under the direction of Mrs. Ralph Bushong presented a concert on October 19 at 7:30 pm. in the Syracuse Calvary EUB church. The concert was sponsored by the Women’s Society of World Service of the church. The concert was the first public appearance for the chorus, and it is hoped it will call attention to what the Syracuse high school has to offer the community. Another concert wdl be presented at the Christmas season. Donna Huff is the accompanist Becky Geible is at the bells and there are sevral soloists. Senior Snoop! By Janet Benson The seniors of Syracuse high school were asked the following question: "What does being a senior mean to me?” We received many replies and the best answers were chosen. They are as follows: "At the beginning of this school . year, the class of 67 walked through the halls feeling rather empty inside. We didn’t see any of our familiar friends from last year's senior class. Now the. tune has come when our class kis finally made it to tin* top. Tt»e underclassmen can look up to is tn admiration. We must set good examples for the other students to follow, as they should do when they become seniors. "Recently, I have caught myself reminiscing my years in school. I realize school lias been a taken for granded part’ of my life. It will seem strange this time next year when I will no longer attend es"Most of the seniors feel the same as 1 do. Even though most of us are going to college, none of us are exactly sure what we want for the future. However. I am looking forward to meeting new people, and experiencing life in The Cold Cruel. World.’ "I plan to make the rest of my senior year die best ever, for it is my last year. And it will leave an everlasting snpressioti throughout my life.” "Being a senior is the achieve-, nient of my first goal. In attaining the status of senior I have met requirements which will guide me into the open world with the experiences of discipline and conduct that I need. "As becoming the President of

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the United States presents responsibilities, so does becoming a senior present new i esponsibUity. A senior must set many examples for the underclassmen. He must also carry on the tradition of his school and help keep the school spirit alive in the heart of the student body. In return, love and respect for the school will be gained. "Our next goal ttP reach for will be worked on all year. This goal will be to prove to the faculty that we. as seniors, have fulfilled our duties to the best of our abilities.” Buying your youngster a winter jacket or coat? Have him try it on to be sure it is roomy enough to be comfortable over a sweater or heavy shirt, suggest extension clothing specialists at Purdue university.

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Indiana's 1966 apple harvest is estimated at about one million bushels -about 45 per cent below average . However, quality is expected to be good to excellent, say produce marketing specialists at purdue university.

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Ligonier News By ROSE CUNNINGHAM (Held from last week) Golf Matches Completed All scheduled matches of the Ligonier Golf League have now been completed with the team of Frank Vera and Bill Sexton taking first place honors. Dr. Robert Stone and James Jarman placed second; William Rodenhouse and Quentin Miller, third; Virgil Bums and Edward Vanette, fourth. Trophies will be awarded at the league outing on Sunday, Oct. 23, at Maxwelton Golf course, Lake Wawasee. Tee off time will be at 12 I noon. r 1 AT FALL MEETING ! Grover Patrick, exalted ruler of Ligonier Elks Lodge No. 451, and Larry Baker, attended the fall dis- ! trict meeting of the Northeast Indi- , ana Elks Association at Decatur ! Eiks Lodge last Saturday and Sunday. Senior Class To Present The Thread That Runs So True’ The senior class of Ligonier high chool is busy rehearsing for their play, ‘The Thread That Runs So True,” based on the book by Jesse Stuart. The play takes part in the locale of the Kentucky hills in the

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19208. Max Golden and Marge Mathew are cast in the lead parts with a top notch group of seniors in the supporting rolls. Larry Baker is coaching the play and Miss Wendy Kaplin is student director. IN JUDGING CONTEST Dennis Butler, Jon Owen, Denny Reynolds, Kirk Stout and Larry Stahly of the Ligonier high school Future Farmers of America, took part in the vegetable judging contest at Indiana university, Bloomington, last Saturday. The boys enjoyed a tour of the campus and of Brown county before their return trip. PERSONALS Mitchel] Hile, son of Mr. and Mrs. James Hile, is in Chicago for his annual check-up at Children's Memorial hospital. Mrs. Irma Sheel, Mrs. Leia Myers, Lake Wawasee, Miss Gladys Gillespie and Miss Halle Goshom of Ligonier, have returned from a vacation trip to Niagara Falls and Canada. Mr. and Mrs. Morris Cooper spent last week vacationing in the Smoky mountains. Kristine Pehlke, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Ken Pehlke of Decatur, visited her grandmother. Mrs. Myrtle Pehlke, last week while her parents were vacationing in New York. Mrs. Paul Roderick and Mrs. Lillian Barnes were guests last week end of Mrs. Vada Beatty in Crown Point. Miss Helen Summers is a patient in Goshen hospital where she was admitted Monday. Mrs. Marie Kitson and Mrs. Marta Houser attended the monthly meeting of Elkhart County Medical Assistance Tuesday evening in Goshen. Mr. and Mrs. Dean Hite have as Uteir house guests, Mr. and Mrs.

M. K. Kincaid Os Danville Is Assistant Director Os Indiana Fann Bureau INDLANAPOLIS, - Meredith M Kincaid, Danville, has been named as assistant director of the organization department of Indiana Farm Bureau, Inc. The announcement was made today by Farm Bureau President. George Doup. “The increasing activities of the Farm Bureau organization department have made it necessary to expand the staff in order to adequately serve the organizational interest of the members of Indiana's largest farm organization,” Doup indicated. Kincaid will assist in the development, coordination and implementation of field service activities. He is also to assist in the training, counseling and supervising of the 20 regional field assistants, according to Hollys Moon, director of the organization department. Kincaid has been a regional field assistant in Farm Bureau’s fifth district since 196 p. The new assistant director is a native of Boone county and lived on a farm with his parents before entering Purdue. After he was graduated from Purdue, he served for 19 months under the NATO comnand in France. Prior to joini ing Farm Bureau, he taught vo- : cational agriculture in Hamilton county. He is married and has two sons. ******■»*«*■■■»—»».. ~nr rr nrnr rjinrinAr-.-iru- - - -jnrj-r T. J. Quinn of Haney, Hl. Mrs. Jessie Goshorn and Mrs i Fred Cunningham spent Tuesday in : North Manchester visiting Miss I Kay Cunningham at Manchester , college.

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Christian Science Lesson For Sunday "Have mercy upon me, 0 God, according to thy lovingkindness: according unto the multitude of thy tender mercies blot out my transgressions.” This verse from the 51st Psalm is a part of the responsive reading in this week’s lesson-sermon titled, “Everlasting Punishment,” to be read at all Christian Science services this Sunday. ■* From the denominational textbook, “Science and Health with Key to the Scriptures” by Mary Baker Eddy,

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