The Mail-Journal, Volume 7, Number 36, Milford, Kosciusko County, 7 October 1970 — Page 4

THE MAIL-JOURNAL—Wed., Oct. 7, 1970

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BX •“' t 9! •* «■ EmM* ,' 1 1 ■■■■■ L 111 wIMMmAfIB SIXTH GRADE OFFICERS — The three Syracuse Junior high school classes elected class officers Tuesday under supervision Os class sponsors. Officers of the sixth grade class above are: l-r. Andrea Griffith, student council ; Tim Hammon, vice president; Benji Hall, president; Nina Buffer, treasurer; Sandy Rinker, secretary and Doug Troyer, student council. Class sponsors are Mrs. Allone Froehlich. Ralph Bushong and Mrs. David Stoops. Syracuse school photo.

HWbuJKBI SEVENTH GRADE OFFICERS — Elected to office in the seventh grade under sponsors Tom > Sliver. Mrs. E. F. Yoder. Miss Judy Thompson and Jerry Lambert are. l-r. Mike Silveus. president: Killie White, vice president; Tammy Schumn. treasurer; Karen Moore, secretary: Candi Singrey and Randy Rinker, student council. Syracuse school photo.

EIGHTH GRADE OFFICERS — Eighth grade officers elected Tuesday at Syracuse are pictured above. Thex are: Mark Smith, student council; David Madrick.-president; Cindy Willits, vice president; Cindy Conn, treasurer; Patti Hol sc law. student council and Jennifer Glon. secretary. Serving as class sponsors are Milton Brice. Richard Edwards and Mrs. Gladys Preston. Charles Haffner is principal. Syracuse school photo.

Mr. and Mrs Levi Jones and Glenda of Topeka were Sunday afternoon callers of Mrs. R. E. (Sara’ Slabaugh of Milford. Colorful Hardy Mums in many varieties make your home pleasant with autumn beauty. These are available now in strong clumps. — Order Now — Beer's Flowers Phone: 658-4712 Milford i

VACATIONING IN EUROPE Fran Plum, formerly of Milford, is enjoying a five week vacation in Europe Her intinery is Switzerland. Germany. Italy. France and the Bulgarian countries. Fran is supervisor in the

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savings and loan department of Buckeye Federal Savings. Columbus, Ohio. She graduated with the class of 1966 at Milford and extended her studies at Columbus business school and Ohio State. She is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Ned Plum

Homecoming To Be Friday At Wawasee

Wawasee high school’s third annual Homecoming program will be held at the school on ° Friday. Oct. 9. The theme for this year’s activity is: “The Year of the Warrior.” Several events have been planned for the evening which is being sponsored by the Wawasee high school senior class. Parade A parade consisting of the Wawasee high school marching band, floats representing classes and clubs and the candidates for SCHOOL LUNCH MENUS MONDAY — Barbecue sandwich.? tri-taters, fruit, peanutbutter bars and milk. TUESDAY — Raviola, lettuce salad, fruit, bread and butter, cake and milk. WEDNESDAY — (universal menu — Fried chicken, peas, crisp coleslaw, biscuits and butter, cranberry jelly, oatmeal raisin cookies and milk. THURSDAY — Swedish meatballs and noodles, buttered broccoli, apricots, bread and butter and milk. FRIDAY — Tuna salad sandwich, fried potatoes, carrot sticks, fruit, cookie and milk. NEXT WEEK IN THE LAKELAND SCHOOLS s Today 4:30 p.m. — North Webster football with West Noble at North Webster. ThursdayNorthern Lakes Conference cross country meet. 3:3Q - 5 p.m. — Milford GAA 4:15 p.m. — 6th grade flag football,. North Webster at Syracuse. 7 p.m. — WHS freshman football at Wawasee vs West Noble. 7:30 p.m. — Kiwanis club travelogue at WHS auditorium. Friday 3:10-4 p.m. — Milford junior high photography club 4 p.m. — Inter-corporation, seventh and eighth grade cross country at Smith Walbridge. 7:30 p.m. — WHS varsityfootball, at Wawasee vs Plymouth. Homecoming. Saturday 10 a.m. — WHS junior varsity football at Plymouth. WHS tennis regional. Monday 4 p.m. — Mathematics workshop at Waterford. 3:15 - 5:30 p.m. — Syracuse GAA. Tuesday 4:15 p.m. — WHS crosscountry meet, at Wawasee vs West Noble. 4:30 p.m. — Milford junior high football at Fairfield. 5 p.m. — Syracuse junior high football, at Syracuse vs Triton. 6:30 p.m. — North Webster football with Avilla at Kendallville. • 7-9 p.m. — Open Swimming at WHS. Wednesday 3:25 p.m. — North Webster GAA

Bye For Now! I WE'RE CLOSED FOR THE SEASON I SEE YOU IN THE SPRING I Many Thanks For Making This One Os Our Best Summers I R£ K I ROOT BEER I Harold and Ann Gallahan WAWASEE VILLAGE SYRACUSE, IND.

the Homecoming queen take place promptly at 6:45 p.m. The parade will proceed from the south school parking lot west to the high school football field and around the track. At 7:30 p.m. the Wawasee Warriors football team will meet Plymouth in the Homecoming football game. At halftime the 1970 Homecoming queen will be crowned. Candidates for this year’s queen are seniors — Susan Brower, Christine Caywood,

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LUNCH STAFF — In keeping with national hot lunch week, is the cooking staff at Wawasee high school. Left to right, they are: Lois Murray, Pauline Firestone, Mildred Coy, Lois Koher. Bertha Rhoades, Vivian Kern and Phyllis Metzger.

National School Lunch Week October 11-17

The theme for National School Lunch Week is “School Lunch Supports Effective Education.” The Americal School Food Service Association is stressing their basic philosophy of "Always the Children First." As last year, a universal menu is being served throughout the nation on Wednesday, Oct. 14. The meal features chicken; homemade biscuits and butter; green peas; crisp coleslaw; cranberry jelly; oatmeal raisin cookies and ice cold milk. Each day foods should supply people with many different nutrients. Proteins for growth and repair of the body, minerals and vitamins for growth and to keep the functioning properly, and fats and carbohydrates for energy. Most foods contain more than one nutrient, but no single food contains all the nutrients in the amount needed. The U. S. D. A. has set the standards for schools participating in the school lunch program. An adequate lunch must provide one-third or more of one days’ nutritive requirements for a 9-12 year-old boy as recommended by the National Research Council to be designated a “Type A" lunch. To obtain the maximum rate of reimbursement under the National School Lunch Act. such a lunch must contain at least: A) 4 pt. whole milk as a beverage. B) two oz. meat or poultry

April Schacht and Jill White. Robert Kitson, chairman-sponsor of the senior class, will crown the 1970 queen. Trophies will be presented to the best floats during the halftime of the game. Floats will be judged by Mrs. Thurmond Rinker, Mrs. C. S. Myers and Dr. Eugene Yoder. & Awards will be made in the following categories: Best class float, best club or organization float, most appropriate to the theme float and most original float. Henry L. Smith and Donn

(cooked edible portion), canned or cooked fish, or cheese; or 4 cup cooked dry beans, peas or soybeans, or four tablespoons peanut butter or one egg. Protein requirements may be met by serving 4 the required quantities of each of two proteins, 04 cup raw or canned vegetable and-or fruit. 4 cup fruit or vegetable juice may be served in meeting 4 of the requirements. D) One portion bread, muffins, cornbread, biscuits or other hot bread made of whole grain cereal or enriched flour. E) One teaspoon butter or fortified margarine. By making a good selection of foods within the frame work of the Type “A” Pattern, school cooks can be sure that the school lunch will provide all the key nutrients that are essential to the growth and well-being of children. Studies have shown that vitamins A and C are the nutrients most likely to be short in childrens diets. School lunch menus include a vitamin C food every day and a vitamin A food at least twice a week. Miss Carol Mynhier of Milford was the week end guest of Mrs. Buena Smith and sons, Jerry and Billy, and granddaughter, Carol Ann Harold. The Smith family and Miss Mynhier were Sunday dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. Buddy- Smith and children, Amy and Davey. All are from Royal Center.

D. Kesler, administrators of Wawasee high school, will present these awards. A Homecoming dance, featuring Roosevelt Johnson and the 7 C’s, will be held for high school students and their guests following the game from 9:45 til midnight. The dance too is sponsored by the senior class. Wawasee graduates may attend the Homecoming dance without being registered in the Wawasee high school guest book. All graduates may bring a guest

FTA Holds September Meeting The first meeting of the Wawasee Phi Tau Alpha Chapter erf Future Teachers of America was held Tuesday evening, Sept. 29. During the meeting the 1970-71 officers were installed. They are: Vick Walker — President Vicki Little — Vice-President Dianne VanLue — Secretary Sharon Webb — Treasurer Jan Criswell — Historian Shelley Kaiser — Reporter. Debbie Bemish served as the installing officer. Following the installation of the new officers, 23 new members were initiated into the chapter. The chapter’s constitution was reviewed and recommendations from the FTA executive council

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of the opposite sex. Wawasee high school students may invite students from other schools or past graduates providing they register these guests on the high school guest register 24 hours prior to the dance. It is the sincere wish of the senior class of Wawasee high school that this year’s Homecoming activity be a most memorable one indeed. All interested Warrior fans are invited to attend this year’s Homecoming activity. on constitution changes were discussed and voted oh. Vice-president Vicki Little, chairman of the program committee, discussed the coming events for the year, including the possibility of a scholarship for one of the senior members of the chapter. It was also decided that the Teacher-Elf program would be continued for the year. Other chapter committees were named at the meeting. Executive Council: Vickie Walker, president and chairman; Karen Allen. Debbie Bemish, Jill Clark, and Elaine Hoopingarner. Program committee: Vicki Little, vice president and chairman; Denise Brown. Beth Elam, Gretchen LoVe, and Lydia Shearer. The meting was adjourned and refreshments were served in the commons by the FTA executive council. Miss Elizabeth Furney of Goshen visited Mr. and Mrs. Jacob Bucher of Milford on Sunday. * Mr. and Mrs. Warren Evans of Milford and Mr. and Mrs. LewBass of Dallas, Texas, returned from a three-week tour of Europe. They visited eight countries. Mrs? Bass is the former Joan Evans, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Warren Evans. WANTED: Voters to vote for WILLIAM BRAMMER, a conservative candidate for the School Board. We can cut our school taxes by cutting out the excessive administrative expense, and non essential misc. expenses, and the cumulative building fund. We can have a better school system by putting our emphasis on education instead of how much can we spend. Why should it cost the taxpayers 1200.00 more per student in our school than it cost the Warsaw taxpayers for their students. Vote for WILLIAM BRAMMER for the School Board. ADV. Paid For By William Brammer, Syracuse.