The Mail-Journal, Volume 6, Number 49, Milford, Kosciusko County, 7 January 1970 — Page 4

THE MAIL-JOI RNAL — Wed., Jan. 7, 1970

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Lakeland SCHOOL NEWS % * ■ * s

Wb v mWL Bjt 2 &Sj4SMJ< I ■Bl , . ■b IM j Miss HARFORD’S ROOM—The above photo was taken by the Milford photo club during the ' student councilspon sored •’Help" project at Christmas. The photo is of students in Miss Harford’s room. ■ : i President Lyle Slabaugh is shown with fifth grade representatives Kathi Replogle. Jeff Hoerr and Cheryl Skelton.

Milford Junior High Sponsors 'Help' Project

Members of the Milford Junior high student council sponsored a •‘Help” project for needy local people during the recent Christmas season A tojal of 151 cans of food were donated by the students .

NEXT WEEK r IN THE LAKELAND SCHOOLS ml j ■ 111 -II ; II ~|||..|.U Today . 3 p m.—Milford GAA Thursday 4 p m —Milford junior hi basketball vs Harrison township at Milford. ■. • 4 1.5 pm —North Webster junior high, basketball '.s South Wh t’.ey at North Webster. 7 pifl —North Webster wrestling nigfo at Wawasee. 6; p m —Syracuse junior high basketball at Pierceton. 4*jp m —WHS gymnastics club in gym snp m -WHS swimming xs Concorld at Wawasee. 7J p m —WHS wrestling vs Concorjd at Wawasee.. pm —WHS freshman basketball at Concord. Friday S3O pm — WHS basketball vs Plymouth at Wawasee. Saturday f> 30 pm—WHS basketball at Bremen; 830 a m to 10 a m —North

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A cash pnze was offered for the highest contribution with the money being won by the fifth grade students who donated 51 cans of food The council also sent a monetary contribution to CARE..

Webster sixth grade basketball. 10 a m to 11:30 am. —North Webster fourth and fifth grade intramurals. Wawasee Prep tournament at Syracuse gym. J Monday 6'p m —Milford junior high basketball vs Bremen at Milford. 3 15 p m —Syracuse GAA 6 45 p m —WHS! junior varsity basketball tournament at Pierceton. South Whitley. A k r o n, Pierceton and Wawasee'. Tuesday North Webster GAA swim night at Wawasee. 3 pm —Corporation mathematics committee meeting. 6 30 p m —Syracuse junior high basketball at Claypool vs ClayLake. 7:30 p m — Adult farmer class at WHS’in room 307. 430 p.m — WHS swimming at Goshen. 630 p m —WHS wrestling at Warsaw. ’ 630 p m —WHS freshman basketball vs Warsaw at Wawasee. Wednesday 4.15 pm—Milford sixth grade basketball at Syracuse 2 games'. J p m—Milford GAA. 645 p m.—WHS junior varsity basketball tournament at Pierceton. Mr and Mrs W.C. GTischke of Syracuse spent New Year's visiting at Chicago.

This money was sent *to Korea, Honduras and Kenya where it will be used to purchase school needs and chiildren’s clothing. Mrs. Dorothy Williams is sponsor of the council.

Wawasee Teacher To Tour Europe As Group Advisor Matt R. O’Hare of Syracuse, a Wa.wasee Prep English teacher, will tour Europe next summer as a group advisor for the World Academy Schools for Foreign Study. Mr. O’Hare will supervise local students in the 40-day trip which will include Italy, Greece. Yugoslavia, Switzerland and France. SCHOOL LUNCH MENUS .J Mon. - Wiener sandwich, buttered green beans, chilled orange juice, spicie apple bars and milk. , Tues - Meat loaf, buttered corn, tossed salad, fruit, bread and but-’ ter and milk. Wed. - Beef and noodles. honey glazed baby carrots, cole slaw, hot rolls, butter and honey, and milk. Thurs - Fried chicken, mashed potatoes and gravy. Harvard beets, fruit salad, bread and butter and milk. Fri. - Tuna salad sandwich, tritaters. crisp carrot curls. fruit and milk. Al a carte at Wawasee high school daily. SYRACUSE LOCALS Mr and Mrs Patton LeCount and children of Mission. Tex., spent two days in the Emery Guy home at Syracuse. Miss Christine LeCount of Warsaw was <dso a guest Emory Guy. returned 'to Texas when Patton LeCount’s returned home Friday. Floyd Brower, Syracuse, is spending the remainder of the winter at Oklawaha. Fla. Mr. and Mrs. Roger LeCount and sons of Warsaw spent New Year’s day with Mr and Mrs. Emory Guy at Syracuse

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■ llM |> | Mee? The I Wawasee 1® | Seniors

WILLI AM CRAIG BURGETT Our first featured senior of the new year is William Craig Burgett., son of Mr. and Mrs. William G. Burgett of Milford. Bill is majoring in business. English and history and minoring in math. High school activities include DECA. He has received third place in ad lay out in the region II DECA contest. After graduating Bill plans to work. He has an older sister. Mrs. Dennis (Paula) Wuthrich of Milford. < Football/ bask .ball and hunting are his favorite sports. ’’Typee” by Herman Melville is. his favorite book Cars, guns and art are his hobbies - WHS—CYNTHIA LEE BRAMMER Cynthia Lee Brammer is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. William

from **»• Services

COMMISSIONED—Navy ensign John R. Myers, son of Mr. and Mrs. Donald F. Myers of 701 S. Main St.. Ligonier was commissioned an ensign in the naval reserve on- completion of the aviation officer, course at the naval aviation schools command in Pensacola, Fla. The 11-week course included instruction in naval history and world affairs, naval justice, leadership and orientation, effective communications, physical fitness and swimming. He will now enter the flight preparation school to continue his ; training under the naval aviation program, Roger Pollock Completes Training VIET NAM -Marine private first class Roger L. Pollock of r 1 Syracuse, has completed two weeks training at the combined action program school in Danang. Viet Nam. During his training he received instruction in the Vietnamese language, custom and He also received specialized training in small unit tactics for use against enemy forces This school prepares marines and navy hospital corpsmen for duty with combined action program units. These units are desighed to maintain security for small hamlets and villages. The men work with the local villagers and perform various civic action programs. Larry Simon Is Promoted In Thailand Larry Simon. Son of Mr. and Mrs. Maxwell Simon of Syracuse, has been promoted from airman first class to the rank of sergeant

Brammer of r 1 Syracuse. She will graduate with majors in home ec, history and English and minors in science, math and Spanish. Home ec and English are her favorite subjects. « This year she is a member of the GAA. In past years she has belonged to GAA, Spanish club, cheerblock, band and chorus. After graduating Cindy plans to attend college and later start a business of her own. She has two older brothers. William who is in school at Fort Wayne, Mike who is married and a policeman in Muncie; and a younger sister. Beth, who is a freshman at Wawasee. Her favorite sports are skiing in both summer and winter. ‘‘AU Quiet On the Western Front” is her favorite book. She enjoys collecting stamps, cooking and dancing. '

in the U.S. air force,- it was learned herethurweek He has been4n Thailand for 10 months. A 1966 graduate of Syracuse high school, he entered the service in January 1968. He is married to the former Marie Cramer, who resides in Syracuse. Joseph Secrest Assigned “ In Viet Nam VIET NAM—Army private first class Joseph R. Secrest, 20, whose parents, Mr. and Mrs. James C. Vest, live on r 1 Syracuse, was assigned November 11 to the 18th engineer brigade in Viet Nam. One Third Make Prep Honor Holl Practically one third of the students at Wawasee Preparatory at Syracuse made the honor roll for the first semester grading period. High honors, 13-18 points, were achieved by 24 students. Four seniors attained feigh honors. Greg Bensman Anthony Maloney* Steve Sottong, Tom Trudell. The junior class placed seven, on the high honors list: Vince Hylka, Ron Keilen. Kevin McGarrahan, Kent Ryan, Daryl Rybicki, James Schmitmeyer, and William Shearer. The sophomore class placed 11 on the high honors list: Ed Binzel. Pete Deputy, Matt Eppers, James Hanneken, Richard Lauer, Eric Mertz. Jerry Ness, Donald Sabina, Mark Sisko, Thomas Veldman and Joe Two freshmen attained high honors: Tim Jehl and Pat Jehl. General honors, 9-12 points, Awere attained by Dennis Burdick, Tim Haskamp, John Lug in ski, Dennis Perrey, Mike Sauber, Chuck Weatherhead, Paul Zatorski, Adrian Bozarth, David Bloom, Th<>:nas Hussey. Kevin Jans, Mike Barattini, Tom Brown, Paul Lauer, Paul Reszel. Steve Spretnjak, and David Veldman.

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Chronology Os Events-

MARCH (Continued From Last Week' 17 — Rev. Carl Overholser. 74. brother of Mrs. Irvin Wilcoxson of North Webster, died. 18 — Jennifer Demaris born to Mr. and Mrs. John D. Yoder of r 1 Syracuse. 18 — John Steven Bethel. 24 year old son of Mr. and Mrs. John S. Bethel of r 2 Milford, died. 19 — Edwin Lee Stoller, lusband of the formej Cynthia Beer of Milford, missing in Korea. Later reported killed. 19 — Mrs. Joseph Eickeberger, 59. r 2 Syracuse, died. 20 — Lance Cpl. Max Irvin Baer. 27. Goshen, a 1959 graduate of Syracuse high school, killed in Viet Nam. 21 — David MacDonald born to Mr. and Mrs. Tom Leonard of Fort Wayne and Lake Wawasee. 22 — Death claims Mrs. Blanche A. Wallace. 81, Leesburg. 22 — Barbara McDonald and Michael Laugh, Ligonier, wed. 22 — David Matthew bom to Mr. and Mrs. James D. Irwin of r 1 Pierceton. Mrs. Catheryn Johnston of Leesburg is a greatgrandmother. • 23 — Mrs. Dennis Wilcken. 40. r 8 Columbia City, sister of Mrs. Edward Krebs of r 1 Leesburg, died. , 23 — Katrinna Marie bom to Mr. and Mrs. Roger A. Kern, of r 1 Syracuse. i 24 — Mrs. Carl Larson. 89. Syracuse, died. x / 25 — William Ostrander, 72, Ligonier, died. | 25 — Servicesheld for Rollin P Stanley.-f>4, Ligonier. ,--2’?'— Mrs. Melvin Gard. 90, Largo, Fla., a former Lake Wawasee resident, dies; 28 — Dwight david Eisenhower, author, educator, general, U.S. President, dies. 28 — Walter Coleman, 59, r 4 Syracuse, died. 28 — Vincent H. Prescott, 82, Warsaw, step-father of Mrs. Robert Hammon of North Webster, died. 28 — Nancy Kinder and Steven Runge, Syracuse, wed. 29 — Elizabeth’ Gotshall and Capt, Conrad Rodenbeck wed at Boling AFB near Washington. D. C. The new Mrs. Rodenbeckis the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Walter R. Gotshall of r 2 Syracuse. 30 — Russell S. Mock, 78, Elkhart, died. He was a native of North Webster. 30 — A son bom to Mr. and Mrs? Earl Burkholder of r 1 Syracuse APRIL 1 — Peggy Diane bom to Mr. and Mrs. Dennis J. Darr of Syracuse. 2 — Christopher James bom to Mr. and Mrs. James Garland of North Webster. n 2 — Funeral services held for Flossie B. Cassidy, 61. Ligonier. 2 — Ernest Walgamuth, 76, Osceola, died. He was the father of Dr. Arden Walgamuth of North Webster. 2 — Troy Albert born to Mr. and Mrs. Larry Dull of Ligonier. Mrs. Floyd Schlotterback of Syracuse is a grandmother. 2 — Mrs. Frarik Calsi, Hollywood. Fla., formerly of Milford, died. 3 — Nicole,born to Mr and Mrs. Barrie Rassi of Peru. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Rassi of Milford are grandparents, 4 — Mrs. Ina T. Davis, 63. Mentone, stepmother of Mrs. Dorothy Kinney of Milford, died. 4 — Brant Allan bom to Mr. and Mrs. Roger Bair of Upslanti, Mich. Mr. and Mrs. Herschel Albert and Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Bair, all of Leesburg; are A grandparents. 5 — A daughter born to Mr. and Mrs. Robert Gonzales of Milford.

5 — Leah Ann born to Mr. and Mrs. LaMar Huber of Battle Creek. Mich. Mr. and Mrs. Ed Huber of r 2 Syracuse are grandparents. 5 — Ross Arthur Osborn. 21, Pierceton, killed when struck by semi. 5 -*■ Theodore Vorhis, 67, r 1 Syracuse, died. 5 — A daughter born to Mr. and Mrs. EdGillespie of r 1 Syracuse. 6 — John V. Stetler, 73. r 2 Syracuse, died. 7— Melissa Lynn bom to Mr. and Mrs. Ted C. Speicher of Milford. { *7 — Nathan Andrew born to Mr. and Mrs. Jack Rhoades. Jr., of North Manchester. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Ritchey of r 1 Warsaw and Mr. and Mrs. Jack Rhoades of North Webster are grandparents. 8 — Rose Lee born to Mr. and Mrs. Donald Haab of r 2 Syracuse. 9 — Karen Sue born to Mr. and Mrs. Robert Williamson of r 1 Pierceton. Mr. and Mrs. W’illiam Brandenburg of North Webster are great-grandparents. 10 — Mrs. Marie Baker. 62. a native of Syracuse, died. 11 — David Scott bom to Mr/ and Mrs. David Gardonio of r 1 Warsaw. Mr. and Mrs. Farrell Cain of r 2 Milford are grandparents. ’ 12 — Shirley Uevernier and Donald Trout, both of Indianapolis. wed in Syracuse church. 12 —Belinda Bryant, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Wendell Bryant of r I s Pierceton, wins county junior high spelling crown. Mr. Bryant is principal at North Webster. 4 ' 12 — Susan Kitson, Syracuse, and James Snider, Nappanee, wed. , 13 — Jams Perry and Patrick Appenzeiler, both of Syracuse, wed. 13 — Mrs. Ronald (Karen Kay) Drudge. 1014 east Main street, Syracuse, died following auto accident Saturday. Mrs. Drudge was a senior at Wawasee high school. 14 — Grover H. Smith, 84. Safety Harbor, Fla., a former resident of Ligonier.(died. 14 _ Ann L. Whitehead and Jerry deSomer. both of Syracuse, wed. 14 r James. Douglas born to Mr. and Mrs. James Stanley of r 1 Leesburg. 15 — Funeral services held for Howard White. 81, Ligonier. 15 — Mrs. Bryce* tPegge) Baumgartner, * 29, Fort Lauderdale, Fla., formerly of Milford, died 16 — Announce birth of a son/ Matthew Kay. recently to Mr. and Mrs. William Kitson of Ligonier. 16 — Word received of the death of Howard W. Garl, 59. Fort Wayne. 16 — Annexation is topic of discussion at Syracuse. 16 — Mrs. Edwin A. Johnston. 49. r 1 Bristol, died. 17 — Kelly Marie bom to Mr. and Mrs: James Brooks of Milford. 18 — Donald Ralph Smith buried in Milford cemetery following death in Chicago. 19 — William Blain, 48, Columbia City, a graduate of

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North Webster, died. 19 — Henrietta F. Milner, 89, Ligonier, died. .20 — Susette Osburn, 2, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Ned Osborn of Fort Wayne, drowns in Wawasee. 20 — A daughter born to Mr. and Mrs. Donald E. Johnson, r 3 Syracuse. 20 — Allen Spencer, 50, Phoenix, Ariz., a former area resident, died. 21 — Mabie M.-Van Camp, 77, North Webster, died. 21 — Roy Hire, 84, Syracuse, died. 22 — Russell E. Webb, 68, r 1 Syracuse, died. 22 — Jenna Elizabeth 6orn to Mr. and Mrs.. John Nine of Pompton Lake, N. J. Mr. and Mrs. Ira Nine of North Webster » are grandparents and Thn Nine, also of North Webster, is a greatgrandfather. 23 — Death claifns Mrs. Elmer (Rose) Haab r 1 Syracuse. 23 — LisVbbituary of Anna M. Schick, z 9O. Ligonier. 24 — Mr. and Mrs. Domingo Metlandez, Jr., Milford, are parents of a son. 24 — Mrs. Garry (Edna) Browne. 79, North Webster, died. 25 — Mrs. John (Mary) Pamer. 60, Milford, died 25 — Pamela Kay,,.daughter otf Mr. and Mrs. M. L. Miller of Syracuse, marries Leo P. Casper of Florence, S. C. 26 — Mr. and Mrs. Francisco S. Islas of r 1 Milford are parents of a daughter. 27 — Gregory Troy born to Mi), and Mrs. Gordon Blauser of Milford. 28 — Mrs. Alonzo (Mary*) Rookstool. 88. Syracuse, died. 28 — Harry W. Largent, 65, Leesburg, died. 29 — A daughter born to Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Pina of Milford. 29 — Shannan Rene born to M|r. and Mrs. De Von Huffer of Milford. 29 — Mrs. Jesse Simmons, 68, Syracuse, died. 30 — List March 30 wedding of . Marcia Bowden,’ Angola, and Terry Bowser of North Webster. 30 — List obituary of William H. Bell. 58. Lantana, Fla., formerly of this area. 30 — Helen Sorg, Warsaw, and Arthur Baumgartner, wed. MAY 1 — Harry W. Largent, 65, Leesburg, died. 2 — Nancy Barth and Thomas Levemier, both of Milford, wed. 2 — Patricia Mullins, Syracuse, >and Leßoy Liggett, Lawrence, /Mich., wed. 3 — Mrs. Wilma Hale and Morris G. Marks wed at Secrist (Continued On Page 6, Sec. 1>"

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