The Mail-Journal, Volume 7, Number 43, Milford, Kosciusko County, 25 November 1970 — Page 6
THE MAIL-JOURNAL— Wed.. Nov. 25, 1970
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Lakeland SCHOOL NEWS Switzerland Is Theme Os Christmas Banquet
Wawasee high schools Christmas Carol banquet has been set for Monday ana Tuesday evenings, Dec 7 and 8, at 630 P m This year the banquet will be characteristic of the Swiss people, their customs, food, costumes, music and dances The program is under the direction of Miss IJaulme1 J aulme Cork teacher of string instruments and Varner M Chance, director of choral music The Christmas Carol banquet is a full evening of entertaining and learning about people in Switzerland Those in attendance will hear recorded music of music boxes, yodelmg. the Alpine horn as well as carols sung and played by members of the concert orchestra. cadet choir and concert choir A three course meal of characteristic Swiss food will be
'Two From Wawasee High School To Compete For State FFA Honors
By Shelley Kaiser Two Wawasee high school girls won elections at the Area 2 conference of the Indiana Future rs of Amenca The con ference was held at Car roll high school in Huntertown Satur day, Nov 14 Area 2 involves 11 counties in northeastern Indiana Connie Plank, daughter of Mr and Mrs Leon Plank of Syracuse, won the Area 2 nomination for the state FT \ president She gave a sjHM-ch before those in attendance after her nominating speech was given" bySandy Strand. Wawasecs voting delegate Connme will compete for the office of state FT A president at the state conference at Arlington high school in Indianapolis in March Karen Aden, daughter of Mr and Mrs Dale Allen of Syracuse \ asrchosen Area .2 Miss FTA in similar competition Karen gave <* speech telling why she is enthusiasm about FTA She will compete in February with seven other girls for the title of Indiana Miss FTA Other students who won elections at the conference were Donna Turner Area 2 vice president and Steve Snapp. Area
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served Sixteen students from the choirs will present dances of Swiss festivals For the past two years Wawasee high school has entertained interested people from distant communities as well as local residents The first of these Christmas Carol banquets was descriptive of 18th century England and last year it was centered around the customs of France A display of Christmas decorations, figurines, music boxes and nativity wood carvings w ill be m the high school display window Last week Mr Chance received these materials from Lucerne. Switzerland Under the direction of Mrs Joy Warner, the Wawasee art department is making Christmas figurines to be
2Mr FTA Both of these students are from Columbia City high school The Wawasee Phi Tau Alpha Chapter of FTA is quite proud of its representatives and wishes them luck in state competition TWO FROM * COUNTY IN GLEE CLUB NORTH MANCHESTER Twit Kosciusko count) students at Manchester college were appointed to membership in the college glee club it was announced by the music department Appointed from this county were Teresa Metzger of Claypool and Melinda Moore of Syracuse. Both girls are freshmen at '.he college Teresa is the daughter of Mr and Mrs Maurice Metzger of r 2 Claypool and is a graduate of South Whitley high school She is majoring in applied music. Melinda is the daughter of Mr and Mrs Paul H Moore of 222 N Shore Drive She is a graduate of Wawasee high school and is majoring in elementaryeducation
used as table decorations. The students are also working on paintings which will be on display. At the close of the program the figurines will be available for purchase from art department students Home economic students will act as waitresses for the banquet Mrs Janice Baumgartner, home ec-teacher. is in charge 4 these girls Joseph Judkins is furnishing ushers for the two evenings from the cadet and concert bands Tickets are available from music department students and at Wawasee high school All reservations must be made in advance At the present time there are only 130 of the 500 tickets available They will be sold in order as the requests come to the school.
F?t=7LUNCH A MENUS MONDAY Sloppy Joes and pickle slices, creamed potatoes, cake and milk TUESDAY- Meatloaf, mashed potatoes and gravy, frozen peas and carrots, bread and butter, fruit jello and milk WEDNESDAY - Pizza, cabbage salad, bread and butter, fruit and milk THURSDAY — Potatoes and beef in broth, carrot and celery sticks fruit FRIDAY — Toasted cheese sandwich, tomato soup, crackers, lettuce salad, pecan pie and milk Miss \icki Vanator of North Webster left Friday for San Francisco, Calif , to attend the NC\ember 25 "wedding of her sister, Jane, at the Alameda service base
NEXT WEEK IN THE LAKELAND SCHOOLS Today 2:25 p.m. — Milford junior high Thanksgiving assembly. 2:30 p.m. — Syracuse elementary Thanksgiving convocation. Thursday Thanksgiving vacation — no school! Friday Thanksgiving vacation — no school! Saturday 6:30 p.m. — WHS varsitybasketball at Mishawaka. Monday 6 p.m. — WHS varsity swimming with Warsaw at Wawasee. 6:30 p.m. — WHS freshman basketball vs Columbia City at Wawasee * Connie Geiger Heads Senior Homemakers The Senior Homemakers 4-H club of Milford-met at the fire station on Thursday evening, Nov. 19. and elected officers as follows: President — Connie Geiger Vice president — Lana Burht Secretary — Lydia Shearer Treasurer — Kay Waldbeser Assistant treasurer — Roxi Auer Song leader — Debbie Shearer Health and safety leader — Alice Gunden Reporter — Renee Anglin Recreation leaders — Colleen Beer and Dqbbie Hartman Devotion leaders — Carolyn Rapp and Lori Steury Mrs Don Davidsen was present at the meeting and gave much information on the projects available to the girls. The club will go caroling and have its Christmas party on Thursday. Dec 10. meeting at the fire station at 6 p m. Any girl wishing to join the Senior Homemakers should contact Mrs. Fred Weisser, adult leader Jon Treesh Receives His Ham Radio Operators’ License Jon Treesh. son of Mr. and Mrs Glen Treesh of Milford, has just recently received his ham radio operators' licenses .And Mondayevening he contacted a fellowham operator in Murnansk. Russia. So far he has made contact with 10 to 15 foreign countries. He and his parents are quite proud of the fact that he has achieved a morse code certificate for 20 words per minute. Jon is 14 and a freshman at Wawasee high school
THANKSGIVING FESTIVITIES
Fifth Grade At Syracuse Elementary Observe A Day of Pioneer Times
James Nelson, a fifth grade teacher in the Syracuse school system, and his class members participated Tuesday in a day of pioneer times. Objective in this endeavor was to find, out about life in the wilderness of North America in pioneer times said Mr. Nelson. The class was divided into four groups, pioneer men. pioneer women. Indian braves and Indian squaws. Each person chose a topic to research and write on from a list such as food, clothing, homes, games, vocations, tools, weapons, etc. As each individual worked on their reports, some developed into projects of interest!
SEPTEMBER GRADS LISTED BY I. U. A total of 12 persons from the county graduated from Indiana university after completing classes during the past summer. Some 3.000 students were qualified as September graduates. Those from this county follow: Claypool — Mrs. M. Diane James. MS in education; Larry E. Stoppenhagen, BS in business. Leesburg — John F. Bienz. MA in English; Fred J. Rowland. BS in business. North Webster — John F. Olson, AB in anatomyphysiology. Syracuse — Doris J. Bednar. MS in education. Michael L. Buhrt. AB in English.; Mrs. Myra A. Foster, AB in speech and theatre. Warsaw — Mrs. D. Deloirs Goshert, master of library science; Dennis S. Haney. AB in zoology; Donna L. Hanley. AB in Spanish; and John A Van Osdol. juris doctor.
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r Students studied and worked on costumes to wear for the Thanksgiving celebration held Tuesday. .Among articles made were: a hornbook, tepee, whittled knives, samplers and braided rag-rugs. In the project, students needed to figure how much food would be needed for the day with a set menu consisting of chicken, (wild turkey) corn, baked apples, cider, milk, homemade bread and pumpkin pie. Among the activities for the Thanksgiving celebration were research and written reports, the food menu, square dancing. Indian wrestling, a spelling bee, and discussions.
LAKELAND LOCALS Mr and Mrs. Howard Vance and family of Lakeworth, Fla., are spending the week with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Murrill Neff of r 1* - Mr and Mrs. Lester Benner of Syracuse are spending the remainder of the week in the Chicago area. Evening dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. Lee Poyser of Syracuse for Thanksgiving will be Mr. and Mrs Lowell Poyser of Ligonier and Cindy Felts and Jim Lesley. Claypool. Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Graff of r 1 Milford will have as Thanksgiving dinner guests, their daughters and families: Mr. and Mrs. Ray Levy. Warsaw; Mr. and Mrs. Richard Kaiser, Milford; and Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Sauder. Elkhart. Mrs. Charles Smoker of Warsaw and Mrs. Hazel Kline of Milford spent last Wednesday at the Benton Home Ec Club meeting.
Lions And Merchants To Hold Christmas Party
The Leesburg Lions club and the town's merchant’s association are combining their efforts this year to hold a community Christmas party. Plans call for the party to be held on Saturday. Dec. 12. at 7 p.m. at the school. Santa Claus will be on hand for the evening. The Cardinal Learning Center bell ringers will present the evening's program. They have recently been incited to preform in Washington. D.C. % Everyone is invited to attend this holiday event.
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ACCIDENT NORTH OF NEW PARIS Karl G. Kaufman, 22. Milford, and Ronald L. Martz. 21. r 1 NewParis, both escaped injuries in a two-car accident a half-mile north of New Paris Saturday. Martz was southbound on Ind. 15 and stopped for on coming traffic before making a turn on county road 23. Kaufman who was following, was unable to stop in time to avoid hitting the right rear fender of the Martz auto.