The Mail-Journal, Volume 7, Number 38, Milford, Kosciusko County, 21 October 1970 — Page 4

THE MAIL-JOURNAL—Wed., Oct. 21, 1970

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I Lakeland | SCHOOL NEWS!

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American Education Week In Indiana October 25-31

INDIANAPOLIS — Thousands of Hoosier parents and other citizens interested in the schools are expected to make their own “assessment of Education" October 25-31 during the national observance of American Education Week Robert H Wyatt, executive secretary of the Indiana State Teachers Association, said. "The theme for the week is particularly appropriate for the start of a new decade The theme — Shape Schools,for the 70‘s — will be a challenge to action for teachers, administrators.

NEXT WEEK IN THE LAKELAND SCHOOLS Today" 3:25 p m — North Webster GAA Thursday IST A conference — No school Friday IST A conference — No school 7:30 p m — WHS varsity football at Wawasee vs Manchester. Saturday 11 a m — WHS cross countryregional at Fort Wayne 10 a.m, — WHS junior varsityfootball at Manchester 2? S^ ool 32 oret SS 33 SCHOOL St 52 WEEK 55 Oct 25-31 Monday 3.15-5:30 pm — Syracuse GAA 7-9 p.m. — Open swimming at WHS 5:30-6:45 pm — Syracuse school demonstration lunch. 6:15-8:15 — Syracuse school open house. North Webster school open house Thursday 3 30-5 pm— Milford GAA 5 pm. — WHS freshman football at Wawasee vs Manchester 7 p.m. — WHS open house 7:30-9 p.m. — Syracuse GAA informal initiation. FOR SALE 16 Ft. Travel Trailer Call: 834-4522

legislators, parents, students and others." The urgent need to change and improve the schools in a rapidly changing and increasingly complex society is being emphasized this year by the ISTA, the National Education Association, the American Legion, the Indiana Congress of Parents and Teachers and the US Office of Education, spon soring organizations for Indiana's observance. The theme, according to Wyatt, is an appeal to interested persons everywhere to consider the

Open House At Wawasee Set For October 29

Wawasee high school will participate in American Education Week activities byhaving an open house on Thursday. Oct 29, The theme for this year's open house is "Shape Schools for the 70's (visit them, support them)."

A different program of interest to all parents is planned Interested parents are requested to convene in the high school auditorium at 7 p.m. sharp A welcoming statement by student body president Tom Speicher will begin the program Social behaviour will be the topic of the first general session and will be presented byMr Phend of the Indiana state reformatory at Pendleton Following this presentation parents will have the opportunity to attend two conference sessions on financial aid and audio visual Also, faculty-

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achievements. pressing needs and prevailing problems of the schools. "We hope that particularly during this week people throughout Indiana will take time to re-examine the goals of school systems as they affecU the student specifically and. more generally, the social, political and economic life of the state," he said. "American Education Week may be more meaningful than usual this year." Wyatt adds, "because the November elections will be the following week.”

menibers will be available in designated areas to meet parents during this time. To conclude the evening's activities trooper Fremont of the Indiana state police will present an informative session on drugs and their abuse. School personnel of Wawasee high school invite parents and interested citizens to attend this program on Thursday. Oct. 29. NO SCHOOL ON THURSDAY — FRIDAY The several schools of the Lakeland Community School Corporation will not be in operation tomorrow (Thursday) or Friday. This will allow teachers to attend the Indiana State Teachers’ Association meetings throughout the state.

PICTURES FOR SALE All first grade pictures appearing in the paper may be purchased by calling The Mail-Journal office at either Milford or Syracuse. Photos are 81.50 for 5 x 7 or 82 for 8 x 10. E=7LUNCH ©E A MENUS t MONDAY — Wiener sandwich, buttered potatoes, fruit, cake and milk. TUESDAY— Chicken puerto rican. buttered green beans, bread and butter, orange whip and milk. WEDNESDAY - Beef and noodles, mashed potatoes, tossed salad, peanut butter sandwich, cookie and milk THURSDAY - Pizza, buttered green limas, fruit, bread and butter and milk. FRIDAY — Vegetable soup, crackers, egg salad sandwich, baked apple, Halloween ice cream and milk PTO Board Plans Program At Milford

The Parent-Teachers Organization executive board of Milford met Friday evening, Oct. 16. to {dan the programs for the 1970-71 school year. Those present were William Bess, president; Robert Hoerr. vice president; Mrs. Robert Wise, treasurer; and Mrs. Donald Kinney, secretary. Also present were Gorman L. Miller, principal of Milford's junior high school and Lewis S. Immel. principal of the town’s elementary school. The programs planned for this year are: Open house American Education Weak night, October 28, 7- 9 p.m. both buildings. Regular meeting on January 12 — program to be announced. Spelling Bee on February 16. Chili supper at the elementary school on March 12. Regular meeting on April 20. A dues campaign will be conducted during the open house night and through the schools during that week. New Address For Sp. 4 Dale M. Rink The new address for Spec. 4 Dale M. Rink, son of Mr. and Mrs. Merrill Rink of Milford, is as follows. Spec. 4 Dale M. Rink E-303-52-3384 A Co 4-70 Amar Sth Inf. Div. Meeh. Ft. Carson. Colo. 80913

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WHS Homecoming Parade Winners

« ■ ? -s . ■ m* v. r tfl i MOST ORIGINAL — Winning the most original float at the homecoming festival held last week at Wawasee high school was this one entered by the Health Careers club.

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OPEN HOUSE SET AT MILFORD NEXT WEDNESDAY Open house in observance of National Education week will be held in both the Milford Elementary and junior high schools next Wednesday. Oct. 28. according to an announcement made this week by principals Lewis S. Immel and Gorman L. Miller. The schools will be open from 7 to 9 p.m, to allow parents time to visit their children’s classrooms and visit with teachers. Members of the ParentTeachers Organization with William Bess as president are conducting the open house activities. _ | ( LEESBURG YOUTH HITS DEER OCT. 15 Michael Ginter. 17, r 1, Leesburg, struck and killed a deer at 8 p.m. Thursday on the Armstrong road, four miles west of North Webster, the accident being reported by Ron Robison.

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REUNION HELD SUNDAY The Stieglitz-Zimmerman reunion was held at the Milford fire station on Sunday with 91 persons in attendance. Family members came from Wabash. Pierceton. North Manchester. Monticello. Goshen. South . Bend. Indianapolis, Logansport and Elkhart: DeKaulband Wheaton, DI.; lowa City. Iowa; Paulding. Ohio; and Kalamazoo, Mich.

Baker Craig Kroh For LAKELAND SCHOOL BOARD Paid By Citizen’s Committee for Baker, Craig & Kroh Joe Shewmon, Chr.; Phil Payne, Sec.; Dr. Gerald Snider, Treas.

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•. * ; ■ *x 4 BEST CL.ASS FLOAT — Members of the freshman class at Wawasee high school put together this beauty and won the best class float honors at the homecoming festivities held last week at Wawasee.

RE-ELECT Arthur Coblentz

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—Support — Your Schools By Attending OPEN HOUSE During American Education Week October 25-31 North Webster • Oct. 27 Syracuse - Oct. 27 Milford - Oct. 28 Wawasee • 0ct.29 7:00-9:30 p.m. Your Lakeland Classroom Teachers' Association

Joint State Representative Kosciusko - Wabash Fulton - Huntington Whitley Counties Paid Political Adv. By Arthur Coblentz