The Mail-Journal, Volume 7, Number 16, Milford, Kosciusko County, 20 May 1970 — Page 13

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VOLUME 7

LIGONIER NEWS

* By Rose Cunningham ICT Class Entertains At 'Bosses Night* The West Nobel ICT class held its annual “bosses night” at a restaurant in Kendallville, Monday evening. The young people of this class have been going to school for half days and taking “on the job” training in their favorite occupations during the remainder of the day. Attending were students, their employers. Marvey Sponhauer. Lloyd News and Dennis Van Dussen. of the West Noble School. Tony Kreager, ICT president, gave the opening remarks and each student introduced his boss and presented him with a certificate to show appreciation for the training received during the school year The invocation was given by Mr. Sponhauer and slides of the students working at their jobs were shown Mr Ness talked on the importance of ICT training in the

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educational svstem of today. Gary Egolf and Judy Wallace received the most outstanding student awards for single year students. Tony Kreager received the two-year award. Gary has been working as assistant manager at Danners Judy is employed by the Ligonier Leader and Tony works for Kreager Bros. Mrs. Marvey Sponhauer To Act As Guide Mrs. Marvey Sponhauer, teacher in the West Nobel School Corporation, will be acting as a guide for the Project Cheer European Tour conducted by Indiana university. Fort Wayne, July 30 through August 17. TTie tour will take in seven countries and will grant college credit. Others wishing to go on the tour are eligible even though they do not wish college credits. However, those taking credit hours will be visiting elementary and secondary schools in Europe. Countries to be visited include Holland, Germany. Denmark. Italy, Switzerland. France, and Belgium. Miss Patricia Yoder To Graduate Miss Patricia Yoder, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Tobias Yoder, r 1, will graduate from ParkviewMethodist School of Nursing. Fort Wayne, on May 29 Commencement will be held at the United Methodist church. iNew’ Haven, with Walter P.

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Helmke, Jr., prosecuting attorney of Allen county, as the main speaker. COMMUNITY NEWS The Loyal Workers Class of the Centenary United Methodist Church met Tuesday evening at the home of Mrs. Beulah Franks. Mr. and Mrs. Me. Cory were dinner guests of their son, Randy, at Delta Chi Fraternity, Ball State university, last Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Everett Fisel of Kokomo, Mrs. Freda Jackson, and Mr. and Mrs. Sylvester dined at a restaurant in North Webster on Saturday evening. Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Fisel visited their parents on Sunday. Mrs. Martha Fruit has returned to her home in Ligonier after spending the past two months in Tucson, Ariz. Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Branham have a new daughter, Kari Sue. • MULLINS. Tracey Lynn Spec. 5 and Mrs. Bernard Mullins are parents of a daughter Tracey Lynn, weighing six pounds. 12 ounces. Mr. Mullins will be discharged from the, service at Fort Riley, Kansas on June 3rd. Mrs. Mullins is the former Marilyn Caskey. West Noble school children eceived their Rubella shots Tuesday in conjunction with a county-wide effort to inoculate pupils in kindergarten through grade three. Drs. Donald Hooker and Robert Stone worked with the program in this area. For each 100 pounds of fiber, the cotton plant yields 180 pounds of seed.

WEDNEDAY, MAY 20, 1970

Politics - 1970 Meet Your Candidates

FLOYD B. COLEMAN. M. D.. as Waterloo, reports he is the “dark horse and buggy doctor from Waterloo foolish enough to think I might be chosen ... to become the first medical doctor in US history to sene in the US senate presently composed of 100 per cent attorneys from Indiana and 70 per cent attorneys nationwide.” Coleman is a Republican. He is currently serving in the house of representatives in Indianapolis. • • « The campaign of LARRY A. CONRAD for secretary of state continues to pick up support with the endorsements of the present and two past Democratic state

County Extension Service News MB SMI MB SMU MB MM MB BM BM SMS SMB M By ANN HANCOOK Homemakers Conference at Purdue university begins June 10 and a bus has been chartered to take women from this county down for the day. The county chorus sings in the choral festival that evening so the bus will return after the festival. Programs scheduled for that day include “The Consumer Price Index — The Nations Yardstick,’’ “Helping the Hungry,’’ “Indiana’s Cultural Environment,” and “The Best of Times — The Worst of Times.” The bus will leave the women’s building at the fairgrounds at 9 a.m. and return around midnight. The tickets are $4.00. Checks should be made out to Kosciusko County Extension Homemakers and sent to Mrs. W’illiam Thomas, r 4 Warsaw. Please include your name and address, phone number and the name of your club, if you are a club member. Since Homemakers Conference is open to all homemakers, the bus trip is also open to any women. Reservations

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vice chairmen. AGNES WOOLERY, vice chairman of the Indiana Democratic state central committee, called for the nomination of Conrad at the convention on June 16. She said, “I am delighted to support Larry and will do anything I can to insure his nomination and election. His unusual qualifications will make him an excellent secretary of state. People will be proud to have Larry Conrad serving them in the state government.” MABEL STRIKER, vice chairman from 1961 to 1965, and LUELLA COTTON, who held the vice chairmanship from 1960 through 1961, also added their endorsements.

will be accepted until May 29 or until all the places are filled. Conference lasts for three days but with a family it is sometimes difficult to get away oyer-night. We hope that many of you "vvill go this year for at least one day since the bus is available. Nature Craft Since the weather has been so beautiful and spring has just arrived, I hate to mention fall but we have to plan ahead. In October, a special interest class in Nature Craft will be offered. If you are interested in this, it would be wise to start collecting seeds and flowers this spring. Save all types of seeds such as apple, orange, and plant seeds. Keep a small box in the kitchen and toss any that you find into it. Also grasses, vines, and weeds (dandelions for example) can be dried and used. Continue to collect articles throughout the summer so that you'll have a good selection for the class. Barbecued Spareribs 34 lbs. ribs 3 cup water 1 cup vinegar 3 < cup minced onion 1 clove garlic (peeled and minced) 14 T. worchestershire sauce 4 tsp. tabasco sauce 4 cup sugar 3 T. catsup 2 T. salt (pepper to taste) 1 bay leaf. Broil ribs long enough to remove some of the grease. Combine ingredients and boil in an uncovered saucepan for 10 minutes. Place ribs in uncovered baking dish. Pour sauce over ribs. Bake at 450 degrees for 1 hour. Dates — May 27, Funiture Refinishing and Chair Caning special interest lesson, 1:00 to 3:00 p.m.. Women’s Bldg. RELIGIOUS QUOTE . . . We might be surprised to realize the number of problems that could be solved in our lives application of enthusiasm. When we are enthusiastic about life, we approach all things in a joyous, positive manner. Enthusiasm is attractive; it blesses others and returns blessings to us. Enthusiasm attunes us to the good God has for us.

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K AT WAWASEE PREP THIS SUMMER — Brian Boulae. Wally Moore and Mike Stock will be on hand at Wawasee Prep this summer to give some pointers on football, basketball and golf. The special camps will be held during the months of June. July and August. An all-sports camp is also being planned by the staff of Wawasee Prep. Announce Summer Camp Plans

Phil Jones, camp director, announces the summer camp program which will be held at Wawasee Preparatory School on Lake Wawasee, Syracuse. Three outstanding sports figures will conduct the camp in three phases. Wally Moore, assistant offensive line coach at Notre Dame will have the football camp; Johnny Dee, head basketball coach at N. D. will run the basketball camp; and Johnnie LoPenzina of Miami will be the pro for the golf camp. The program starts June 28. Jones is a graduate of Asbury college and Indiana university where he participated in their sports program. He has been a coach for six years in elementary and junior high schools. The three clinics will include a golf camp from June 28 to July 11; a football camp from July 12 to July 25; and a basketball camp from August 2 to August 22. Concurrently with the golf camp, the athletic staff of Wawasee Prep will conduct an all-sports camp for boys 10 to 12 and 13 to 16. This camp will teach the fundementals of football, basketball, golf, swimming, and softball. The golf professional for the golf camp, Johnnie LoPenzina, is assistant golf pro at Crooked Creek Country Club in Miami, Florida. LoPenzina comes well qualified to teach youngsters the game of golf. He started at an early age and was a three time winner of the National Pee Wee Golf Tournament at the ages of 12, 13, and 14. He was low amateur in the South American Open and at the Dural Open. He has competed in many other well known tournaments. LoPenzina served his apprenticeship under Bob Patrick, pro of Miami Shores Country Club. He will provide the Wawasee Prep golf camp with an outstanding instructor for the young boy who wants to learn the game. Several fine golf courses are available in the WawaseeSyracuse area. The program is open to boys ages 10 to 16. The football camp is fortunate to have Wally Moore, assistant offensive line coach from Notre Dame to head up its staff. Before taking over this spot last year,

Moore had a brilliant record for three years as freshman coach for N. D. Prior to that time he had fourteen years as a successful high school coach. His dedication to sound coaching procedures and excellence in execution in the game of football will provide those who attend the football camp with a great leader. Moore will be assisted by Brian Boulac and Mike Stock. Boulac comes from the Pacific Northwest. He has worked as assistant coach at Notre Dame for three years and has recently been elevated to" assistant offensive line coach with Wally Moore. Mike Stock, after one year as freshman coach at N. D., has just been elevated to the varsity staff as coach for wide receivers. Stock played football under Ara Parseghian at Northwestern. He co-captained the North in the Shrine game of 1960 and was an All fullback. The football camp will teach the fundementals of running, blocking, tackling, skills with the ball, and conditioning. It is open to Indiana boys ages 10 to 15 and to out-of-state boys ages 10 to 17. Another highlight of the Wawasee Prep summer camp is Johnny Dee’s basketball camp from August 2 through August 22. Johnny Dee has been head basketball coach at Notre Dame for the past five years. He is unique in that he has coached at all levels, having had experiencein elementary, high school and college. Probably his outstanding trait as a coach is his boundless enthusiasm which quickly rubs

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off on those around him. He will be aided at Wawasee by his N. D. staff, Gene Sullivan and Tom O’Connor. This program will include the fundementals of basketball, demonstrations, drills, films, chalk talks, rules and testing. The program is open to boys ages 12 to 15 years. These well rounded programs should afford the young men who participate a fine opportunity to learn the basics of these sports from the experts in their fields. These boys will return to their home schools well trained in the fundementals of their chosen sport. As a special feature of the program tutoring will be available to those who desire it in English -skills, reading and mathematics.

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