The Mail-Journal, Volume 6, Number 9, Milford, Kosciusko County, 2 April 1969 — Page 4

THE MAIL-JOURNAL— Wed., Apr. 2, 1969

I Lakeland ISCHOOL NEWSI •X >•• t Jfli n> * r OOL ' ■' Alk I- i I I _x |h\ (I xji * * J LILY DAY QUEEN — Pictured here is the queen and her court after their coronation at the dance held Saturday in the Warsaw junior high gym. Seated is queen Myra Byers, representative of Warsaw high school. The princesses, standing left to right, are Debbie Jessop, Wawasee high school; Pam Welty, Triton high school; Connie Blanchard, Pierceton high school; Peggy Kline, South Whitley high school; and Paula Bolinger, Mentone high school.

— Four Lakeland Students To Study In Foreign Countries This Year

Four young people from the Lakeland area, all students at Goshen college, will study abroad during a 14-week trimester beginning April 28. The study-service trimester, launched last September, makes available to every student experiences in a foreign culture for the purpose of increasing his understanding of another nation and people. The students will be studying in Managua, Nicaragua: Tegucigalpa, Honduras; and Pointe-a-Pitre, Guadeloupe. The 14-week trimester abroad is believed to be unique because it combines seven weeks of study with seven weeks of service, and gives college credit for successful completion of both parts. The program is also special in that students do not live together as a group in a dormitory. Rather, each student lives with a host family and commutes from this home to study and service activities. Miss Joyce Lynn Beer, a sophomore, and daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Donald H. Beer of r 1 Milford, will be studying in Guadeloupe. Miss Kristi K. Lichtenwalter. a sophomore, and daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Guy B. Lichtenwalter of Milford and Miss Natalie Ostendorf, daughter of Dr. and Mrs. Joe H. Ostendorf, Jr., of 217 south Henry street, Milford, will be studying in Nicaragua 0 Paul Hartman, freshman, son of Mr. and Mrs. Clifford A. Hartman of r 2 Syracuse, will be studying in Honduras. BIRTH LEONARD, David MacDonald A son and third child, David MacDonald, was bcm to Mr. and rs - Tom Leonard of Fort Wayne and Lake Wawasee on Friday, March 21, at 12:19 p.m. in the Lutheran hospital in Fort Wayne. He tipped the scales at six pounds,, 15 ounces. The Leonards have another son, Tom 111, and a daughter, Catherine.

B & K Root Beer Drive-In NOW OPEN WEEK ENDS Friday open at 5 p.m. Saturday open at 11 a.m. Sunday open at 11 a.m. On S. R. 13 - South edge of Syracuse

NEXT WEEK IN THE / LAKELAND SCHOOLS Today 2:30 p.m. — Milford Easter convocation in the junior high gym. 2:25 p.m. — Syracuse elementary Easter convocation. 3:30 p.m. — Syracuse junior high GAA meeting. 4 p.m. — Wawasee high school golf at Middlebury. Thursday Start of Easter vacation. Friday Easter vacation. Monday Easter vacation. 4 p.m. — Wawasee high school golf with Bremen at Syracuse. Tuesday 3:15 p.m. — Syracuse junior high school faculty meeting. Wawasee high school tennis meet at Concord. Wawasee high school golf meet at Columbia City. Syracuse elementary choir at Baptist church in the evening. 7:45 p.m. — Milford PTO in elementary school. Wednesday 3:30 p.m. — Syracuse junior high school GAA. Wawasee high school track meet at West Noble. 7:30 p.m. — Milford junior high school orientation for eighth grade parents and students who will be attending Wawasee high school next year. Meeting to be held in the study hall. CARD OF THANKS I wish to thank all of my neighbors. friends, Eastern Star, and Brother Carl Shearer for their prayers, cards, flowers, and other .acts of kindness extended to me while I was in the Cleveland Clinic and since my return home. Kenneth Ryman

Junior High Hi Lites WHAT’S HAPPENING By Jean Mellinger We had a visitor at North Webster on Tuesday, March 25. George Cichcoff from Saint Francis college, a mathematician, demonstrated how to do tricks with numbers and come up with the same answer each time. Mrs. Mary Ullom, from a local shcp, presented a fashion show for the junior high girls Thursday, March 27. Fashions, were modeled by the class members with an audience of the other girls and their mothers. Styles were of spring and summer shorts, slacks, dresses, pant skirts and dresses and coordinates for school, church and other occasions. Punch and cookies were served afterwards. MILFORD LOCAL Mr. and Mrs. Dan Sinn and the Misses Martha and Marian Zeltwanger of Paulding, Ohio, were last Sunday dinner guests of the Sinns’ son-in-law and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Ray Haab, and two children on r 1 Syracuse.

Lakeland Students In String Festival North Manchester — More than 370 high school string musicians from 44 high schools throughout northern Indiana will participate in the 23rd annual string festival to be held at Manchester college. North Manchester, Saturday, April 12, according to Professor Vernon H. Stinebaugh, festival founder and coordinator. Guest conductor for the occasion will be Dr. Morris Hochberg, associate professor of music at Wayne State university, Detroit where he is also violinist-in-residence, first violinist of the string quartet and co-conductor of the university orchestra. The Fort Wavne North Side high school orchestra under the direction of conductor David D. Platt will be featured as a part of the concert. The high school string musicians will spend the day rehearsing for the traditional string festival concert to be given at 8:15 p.m. EST in the college auditorium. This festival has become one of the largest of its kind in the nation and is sanctioned by the Indiana Association of Secondary School Principals Activities Committee, from the following Lakeland schools: Wa’wasee high school — 'Pauline Cork and Varner M. Chance of the music staff, Joel Burkholder and Steven Peterson. Syracuse junior high — Susan Clark, April Hapner and Brian Glaser. North Webster junior high — Cindy Greiner and Randy Grimes. Milford junior high — Tom Spearman and Karen Tethrake. SYRACUSE—NORTH WEBSTER Hospital Notes R. Leon Connolly, Syracuse attorney, entered the Goshen hospital last Wednesday where he is undergoing tests and observation. Miss Catherine Connell, Syracuse, is a patient in the Goshen hospital. She is undergoing tests and X-rays and no visitors are allowed at this time. u . i ■ , • .‘••'Cl Terry King, Nprth Webster, was treated in the emergency room of Murphy Medical Center Saturday and released. - Dan Beck, North Webster, was treated in the emergency room of Murphy Medical Center over the week end and released. Mrs. Carl Blankenship of r 1 North Webster is a patient in Murphy Medical Center. JOE ETTINGER SAYS SALES UP Joe Ettinger, chairman of the Kosciusko bounty U. S. savings bonds has received a report revealing that the county’s savings bonds sales for February were $108,215 compared with $57,943 for the corresponding period last year. The state’s sales for February were $12,083,349 and $12,023,042 for a like period of 1968 —a gain of five per cent. Forty-five of the state’s 92 counties reported sales gains for the month when compared with sales of February 1968.

m r ®‘w 1 i Sr / '4’ r T S \ ■ \ CERTIFICATE WINNERS — These membei's of the Roger Graber, Paul Snyder, Terry Newcomer, Lewis Diehl and Syracuse school safety patrol are shown with the safety award Gary Dean. certificate they received frem the Chicago Motor Club. In the back row from left are teacher Ralph Bushong, Dave Schopf, Jerry Wright, Mike Bitner, Eric Coburn, Larry In the front row from left are Ronnie Diehl, George Lowe, Weaver and Max Byrket. 0

Syracuse Safety Patrol

Earns Award

The Syracuse Safety Patrol received an award certificate from the president of the Chicago Motor Club last week in recognition of the outstanding safety record attained during the last nine years. There have not been any accidents at the Syracuse school during the last nine years at a corner protected by the School Safety Patrol. Sixteen junior high boys compose the Syracuse Safety Patrol. Ralph Bushong, junior high science instructor, is the sponsor of the Safety Patrol. Their prime concern is the safety and welfare of the students attending the Syracuse schools. The young men supervise street crossings prior to the opening of school and also after school is dismissed in the afternoon. They are on patrol even in the worst of weather conditions, rain or snow. Eric Coburn and Larry Weaver are the team captains of this year’s Safety Patrol. Mike Bitner and Gary Dean serve as the team lieutenants. Junior high

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students belonging to the Safety Patrol are as follows: Roger Diehl, Alan Kitson, Jerry Wright, Terry Newcomer, Mark Smith, Paul Snider, Robert Mast. George Lowe, Dave Schopf, and Louie Diehl. These young men meet throughout the school year and discuss traffic safety and accident prevention. They serve a very important role in the program of the Syracuse schools and are to be congratulated for a job well done. LAKELAND SCHOOL MENUS Tues. —Flying saucer sandwiches, creamed potatoes, fruit salad, mandarin orange cake and milk. Wed. — Steakette, mashed potatoes, gravy, fruit, bread and butter, pudding and milk. Thurs. — Chili mac, lettuce salad, apple pie squares, bread and buttet- and milkFri. — Hot turkey sandwiches, fried taters, fruit, chocolate scotcheroos and milk.

Pack Meeting Held At Milford Monday The March pack meeting of the Milford cub scouts was held in the fire station on Monday with the cubs dressed in Indian costumes. John Hurd was present at the meeting and gave a talk on Indian lore of this area. He also had a display of Indian arrows and other stone articles. Awards were given as follows: Den one — Norman Vanlaningham, one gold arrow; Jeff Cullers, two silver arrows and assistant denner stripe; Kent Lindzy, denner stripe. Den two—Roger Baumgartner 11, wolf badge, one gold arrow and one silver arrow; Tim Weisser, wolf badge, one gold arrow and one silver arrow; Terry Weisssr, one silver arrow, denner stripe; Roy Teeple, bobcat; Kevin Kinney, assistant denner, Den three—Brian Keller, bobcat pin. Webelos —Mark Hoover, artist badge, athlete badge and denner

stripe; Clinton Gaskill, athlete badge; Doug Rater, athlete badge, assistant denner stripe; George Susan, athlete badge; Jeff Hoerr, athlete badge and citizen badge; Daniel Martin, artist badge and athlete badge; Don Kinney, athlete badge; and Mark Grove, athlete badge. Ronald Robinson Joins County Sheriff's Office Ronald Robinson, son of Mr. and Mrs. Tom Robinson, Syracuse, resigned from the Syracuse police department and is now a member of the Kosciusko county sheriff’s department. He went on duty April 1 on night duty. The Syracuse police department is taking applications to replace officer Robinson. Miss Jean Insley, Syracuse, is spending a week at Union City, Calif., in the home of her uncle and aunt, Mr. and Mrs. David Rowe. Mr. and Mrs. Rowe are former Warsaw residents. Mr. Rowe was transferred by a Warsaw firm to open a factory at Union City a year ago. Miss Insley flew to California Saturday.