The Mail-Journal, Volume 7, Number 17, Milford, Kosciusko County, 27 May 1970 — Page 4
THE MAIL-JOURNAL—Wed., May 27, 1970
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Lakeland {SCHOOL NEWS
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A SIMPLE SEAM — Mrs. Paul Brembeck Is shown above showing her students, boys in this case, how to thread a sewing machine and sew a simple seam. The boys have just finished several weeks of home e? which included sewing, cooking and manners. From left are Mark Shearer. Ralp h McCoy. Mrs. Brembeck and Lyle Slabaugh.
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GIRLS TOO — The girls haven't been forgotten when it comes to home ec in Milford. They sewed while the boys were cooking. z Above are Nikki Dean, Kris Brembeck. Hilda Gon?ales. Maria Melendez. Nancy Wolfer man, Bonnie Scattergood and Kathy Barth. They are working on sewing projects.
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DISHES TOO — These junior high school boys are finishing up the chores in the kitchen of the Milford school's home ec room. They have spent the last few weeks learning to cook and sew under the direction of Mrs. Paul Brembeck. From left are Ralph McCoy. Mark Shearer. Kevin Tom. Mark Sorenson and Lyle Slabaugh.
Milford Home EC Classes For Boys And Girls
The home ec classes have been humming with activity at Milford for the past five weeks when the boys came in from shop and the seventh grade girls changed from cooking to 8 sewing under the guidance of Mrs Paul Brembeck The first week over eighty students were learning to thread
Junior High Hi kites
AWARDS DAY By Sue Blue North Webster junior high held award day on Friday. May 22. The program began with the presentation of scholastic awards, which were given to the top students in each specific field The remainder of the ceremonies included athletic awards. GAA awards, pep club and cheerleading awards as well as physical fitness awards
the machines and sew for the first time The girls continued sewing while the boys sewed on buttons by hand. The boys then became cooks for a month, making scrambled eggs. French toast, pizza and tuna burgers. They also enjoyed a week of making cookies which included peanut
Also presented was a red and white banner, donated to the school bv the pep club —NWJHSEARTH DAY "What could we do'*" This was the main question among the students of North Webster junior high. It was Earth Day and every one felt that we should do something to help beautify our area So. the student council got together with their sponsors. Mr. Byers and Mrs Perry After careful planning they worked up a project for the whole junior high school The project took place on the 21 and 22 of May On the 21. the students came to school in casual type clothes They picked up trash and litter from along the roadsides Afterwards, there was a picnic 0 Finally, on the 22 every student dressed up and attended award day.
butter and chocolate chip The boys too had a good manners week with etiquette films and a unit on clothing. During this time the boys should have learned how to become a better member of a family group and be better prepared to care for themselves.
Student Citation At Indiana University Franklin Grenard of r 1 Syracuse was among the more than 1,000 outstanding students at Indiana State university saluted at a special Honor Day convocation last week Student citations were presented for scholarship, leadership, service skill and ability. Grenard received the Wabash Valley Press club journalism award. LAKELAND LOCALS Mr and Mrs. John Replogle of r 1 Milford had as their week end guests the Royal Church family of Valparaiso. Mr and Mrs. Cecil Flook of r 1 Milford had as their Tuesday overnight guests. Mr and Mrs. I'dnuind Martin of Tampa. Fla.
Brademas Calls For Students To Serve Country In Commencement Address
Congressman John Brademas (D-Ind) Sunday in a commencement address at W’awasee Preparatory School urged students to consider ways in which they can help meet the urgent problems of poverty,, hunger. discrimination, educational needs and the quest for peace. The six-term Congressman noted that “These are all areas in which the teachings of religion and the needs of people should challenge youth as they consider their role in our society.” — Brademas not xi that there are many opportuni ies for students to engage in con munity service, even while they complete their formal education. Talking about the prevalent criticisms of youth in the United
NEXT WEEK IN THE LAKELAND SCHOOLS
Today Kindergarten parent conferences. 4 p.m. - Lakeland 6th grade track meet at WHS. Thursday Syracuse junior high awards day. Friday Semester exams—half day of school. Sunday 2:30 p.m.—WHS baccalaureate. 6:30 p.m. — ViUS commencement. Monday Semester exams—half day of school. 9:30 a.m. - Syracuse elementary awards day. Tuesday End of sixth grading period.
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States today, Brademas said, “Too often we put down our youth; we must realize that the vigor and idealism of young Americans c«n be highly con- . structive.” The Hoosier Democrat, who is sponsor of the Environmental Quality Education bill in Congress pointed out that “The environmental crisis and the leadership of young people in awakening the nation about it, has provided an excellent opportunity for the young to lend their energies to the experience of adults to seek answers to a dilemma that affects us all.” Brademas spoke to an audience of approximately 500, which included the Reverend Leo A. Pursley, Bishop of the Fort Wayne-South Bend Diocese.
End ot second semester—B9 days. End of school year—lßo days. June 8 .Begin summer school. June 27 6:30 p.m.—Wawasee high school alumni dinner. 9-12 p.m.—Alumni dancing in commons. 'New Colony Six' To Open Lake Tippecanoe Year Well known for their hit records such as “I Want You To Know,” “Come and Give Your Love To Me,” “I Could Never Lie To You,” “People and Me,” and “Prairie Grey” the New Colony Six will perform Friday. May 29. which is opening date for “rock” fans for the summer at Tippy. On the same bill will be Canary another new rock group. Northern Indiana's favorite
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RIDE THE READING ROCKET PREVIEW SET — A preview of the summer educational series, Ride the Reading Rocket, will be telecast by WSJV Channel 28. at 9:00 a.m., Wednesday, May 27, and again at 2:00 p.m. on Saturday. June 6. During the 30 minute show\ “Miss Sandy” the pilot of the “Reading Rocket" and her friend “Rocko" the boy space puppet, will introduce the new girl puppet and announce the "name the puppet" contest, the first audience response exercise of the show . The show will have its premier telecast on Chanel 28 at 9:00 a.m. June 15. and will be seen each week day in that time slot until August 7. The program is produced by the educational television services of the Evansville Public Schools under a Title 111 grant administered by the Indiana State Department of Public Instruction. The program, now in its fifth season, was developed by Dr. Jack Humphrey as a means of preventing reading loss for first grade students during the summer vacation. Research reveals that students who watch at least half of the shows and participate in the workbook activities successfully maintain the skills acquired in the first grade. Instructions for the workbook activities are a daily feature of the program. Students' are encouraged to completed the assigned work before the next show. The workbooks are being distributed by local school corporations. If your local school cannot supply you with a copy, you can secure it from Dr. David Pankake. Elkhart Community Schools. Willowdale Administration Center. Elkhart. Indiana 46514.
teen spot will feature top rock attractions all summer. Memorial Day, Saturday, May 30, will spotlight R.E.O. Speedwagon and also the popular Brand X. Other groups scheduled to appear during the summer include Ides of March. Buckinghams. American Breed. Vanity Fair from England and Rare Earth.
MILFORD RESIDENT EARNS TRIP Mrs. Howard Berkeypile of Milford returned recently from a three day trip to Pittsburgh, Pa., where she toured the offices and warehouses of G. C. Murphy Co. Mrs. Berkeypile fitly been employed at the G. C. Murphy Co. in Goshen for the past 15 years.
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LAKELAND LOCALS Mr. and Mrs. John E. Gall of r 1 Syracuse will have open house from 5:00 to 7:00 p.m. Sunday for their son, David, who will be graduating from Fairfield. Mr. and Mrs. Andre Veenstra spent Sunday afternoon with Mrs. Veenstra's grandmother, Mrs. Hazel Kline of Milford.