The Mail-Journal, Volume 7, Number 31, Milford, Kosciusko County, 2 September 1970 — Page 6

THE MAIL-JOURNAL —Wed., Sept 2, 1970

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S ' ~ ’ > J Bfe. ißr ' “__||fSr ’ ' ’ 'ill ' -■ MILFORD TEACHERS — New teachers at the Milford junior high and elementary schools are shown in this photo. From left to right in the front are Miss Betty Jo Buitman. Richard Roose and Mrs. Barbara Devine. In back are Mrs. Susan Pittman. Mrs. Mary Frances Guidone and Mrs. Lynne Beer.

\-• If i 1 fl a NORTH WEBSTER TEACHERS — New teachers at the North Webster elementary and junior high school are shown in the above picture. In the front row, left to right._are Miss Janet Weeks, Keith Bowman and Mrs. Laura McKee. On the back are Mrs. Jackie Plikerd and Mrs. Annette Mock.

LAKELAND LOCALS A potluck supper was held in the home of Mr. and Mrs. Howard McDonald east of Nappanee, Saturday evening. Aug. 31, in honor of her birthday. Others attending were Mr. and Mrs.

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Woody Slabaugh of Nappanee. Mr. and Mrs. O. P. Ganshorn, Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Greenwait, Mrs. Gilbert McLaughlin. Mrs. Ople Klinefelter all of the Etna Green vicinity, and Mr. and Mrs. Herman Miller of Milford.

Mr. and Mrs. Otto Wiggs entertained at a dinner Wednesday evening for Mr. and Mrs. Jesse Miller of Fort Myers, Florida, Mr. and Mrs. Robert Hollar and Mr. and Mrs. Herman Miller of Milford.

a MENUS ; txaassxnsxsQ V* Monday Labor Day, no school. ' Tuesday Raviola, cole slaw, apple sauce, peanut butter sandwich, milk. s Wednesday Pig-in-a-poke, creamed potatoes, fruit, bread and butter and milk. ThursdayHam salad sandwich, fried potatoes, cottage cheese, melon and milk. Friday Macaroni 3nd cheese, deviled egg, frozen peas and carrots, bread and butter, strawberries and jello and milk. NEXT WEEK IN THE LAKELAND SCHOOLS Thursday Opening day of school for students. g 4 p.m. — WHS tennis at Bremen. Friday 7:30 p.m. — WHS football with West Noble at Wawasee. 8:15 p.m. — WHS cross country with West Noble, Central Noble and Northridge. * ' Saturday10 am. — WHS junior varsity football at Warsaw. Monday Labor Day — No School. Tuesday 4 p.m. — WHS tennis with Plymouth at Wawasee. 4:30 p.m. — WHS cross country at Wawasee with Concord and North Wood. 4:45 p.m. — North Webster and Milford at North Webster. -Wednesday 3:30-5 p.m. — Milford GAA. NO REIMBURSEMENTS BY STATE RAISES MILK COSTS Because of a notice received from the Indiana Division of School Lunch last Wednesday informing us that the U.S.D.A. will no longer be reimbursing on extra milk — the price of afternoon milk will be raised from three cents to seven cents at the Milford elementary- school. This means that the amount reported last week must be changed to $2.44 for the first six days of school for milk and lunch. Principal Lewis S. Immel asks parents to. "Please have your child bring this amount on Thursday- of this week.** WHITE RIBBON FOR CRAFT EXHIBIT Carolyn Long, r 3 Syracuse, was a winner in the 4-H judging at the Kosciusko county fair. She went on to the Indiana state fair to win a white ribbon in section 5291 in the crafts division for her display. - JOE GERENCSER WINS RIBBON A red ribbon was awarded to Joe Gerencser of r 1 Milford, for his exhibit pertaining to weed identification. He was judged in section 4515, division I. Joe was able to display at the state fair by winning in the 4-H judging at the Kosciusko county fair.

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pr JI Bi ■ » /II B •>_ . ’ j - / *1 \*. ’ * aIHBWA if 2 -! JCJ- vp II SYRACUSE TEACHERS — New teachers at the Syracuse elementary- and junior high schools are pictured above. Teachers met at Wawasee high school Tuesday for orientation. In the front row are Mrs. Breta Stahly, Mrs. Melinda Roose, Phil Mock. Mrs. Elizabeth Shaw and Miss Judy Thompson. In the back row are Mrs. Sara Kroh. Mrs. Thelma Rash. Mrs. Pauline Scholer and Mrs. Sandra Brannock.

31 Teachers Join Lakeland Staff

A total of 31 new teachers have joined the Lakeland Community School Corporation s staff and will be greeting pupils for the first time tomorrow morning. They follow: Milford Mary Frances Guidone — grade 2 Nancy Nelson — grade 1 Betty Jo Buitman — elementary and junior high music. Lynn M. Beer — grade 5 Barbara J. Devine — physical educat ion Martha S. Pittman — grade 5 AREA 4-Hers RATE HIGH WITH SWINE Area 4-H members rated high with Poland China in the swine judging at the state fair on August 28. Cynthia Rapp of r 2 Milford received an eighth place rating with February gilts while her brother Rick placed 11th. Rick also finished eighth with a March gilt. MILFORD 4-Hers WIN STATE FAIR RIBBONS Sandy Gerenscer of r 1 Milford was awarded a red ribbon in division I of the wildlife exhibits at the Indiana state fair. Her exhibit had been a winner in the 4-H judging at the Kosciusko county fair previously. Another 4-H member who was a winner at the state fair is Rick Rapp, also of r 1 Milford. Rick earned a white ribbon in division II of the wildlife displays. His exhibit also was displayed at the Kosciusko fair. TREATED FOR INJURIES SUSTAINED ON SATURDAY Robert M. Grotz, 41, of north Shore Drive, Syracuse, sustained a small cut of the upper lip in a two-car, rear-end collision shortly after noon Saturday in front of the drive of Monarch Industries offices on Lincolnway east. Goshen. Grotz. driver of a 1969 Pontiac station wagon, was hit in the back by a 1964 Pontiac driven by Bobby D. Scott, 32, r 1 Middlebury. Both cars were headed northwest on U.S. 33 when the Grotz vehicle slowed to make a left turn into a private drive and was hit when Scott reportedly glanced away a short period of time and was unable to stop in time to avoid the collision. Damages were set at S7OO.

Richard W. Rosse — math and social studies North Webster Barclay Keith Bowman — math and science Laura M. McKee — Grade 3 Annette Mock — English Janet Weeks — art Syracuse Thelma L. Rash — grade 1 Sandra L. Brannock — grade 1 Sara C. Kroh — grade 2 Phillip R. Mock — grade 5 Melinda K. Roose — special education Pauline Scholer — grade 3 Breta Stahly — grade 4 Charles L. Haffner — principal Syracuse junior high Elizabeth Shaw — English Judy R. Thompson — English

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Wawasee Kenneth D. Beer — Speech David L. McGrew — distributive education Kenneth Jordan — physical education and industrial arts at Wawasee and Syracuse junior high Cynthia Peterson — physical education Donald Scholer — math and science Rudolph J. Ceso — industrial arts Linda A. Kehoe — Spanish and English Shirley J. Pierce — French and English Ronald G. Resur — art Thomas E. Spear — social studies.

JUBILEERS ENTERTAIN AT ROTARY TUESDAY Paul Levernier furnished the Coho salmon for the Tuesday Rotary dinner-meeting at the Pickwick with 40 members and guests in attendance. Levernier caught the fish on one of his fishing trips on Lake Michigan. The local Jubileer Quintet furnished the program portion of the meeting with a number of Gospel songs and messages. Well known in the area, the group is composed of Mr. and Mrs. Calvin Knapp, Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Bushong, all of Syracuse, and Mrs. Beverly Sponhauer of Ligonier. A second record has been cut at Nashville during the past week. Jerry Ganshom will be in charge of the program for the next meeting.

JONAH CLUB FRIDAY, SEPT. 4 5 - 8 P. M. Lakeland Youth Center ADULTS — $1.75 CHILDREN — SI.OO “AU You Can Eat” Carry Outs BENEFIT YOUTH CENTER

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