The Mail-Journal, Volume 8, Number 6, Milford, Kosciusko County, 10 March 1971 — Page 4

THE MAIL-JOURNAL—Wed., Mar. 10, 1971

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Drug Education Program Tomorrow At Wawasee

The public is invited to a drug education program to be held at Wawasee high school tomorrow (Thursday. Mar 11). Tony Mas. presently affiliated with the Fort Wayne Rescue Mission, will present an informative program about the drug eulture. His life story will be most interesting to students and adults, with seven presentations being given during the school day. Persons attending are requested to arrive at a

.measuring your breath Eit v 0 i n i i Sf J PURPOSE’. FLX’J) (HJI lIMMI ' J| 1 llr 111 ,:rrs KXERCISK " ■ " AUelw/B HAS ox oni BREA Oil NG ■ ■ jHbe kEmK ■rp|lß ■ l; iMiiinM A WINNER — Jeanne Dye. a fifth grade student at North Webster, and one of 13 first place winners at the 1971 science fair is shown above in front of her project “Displacement of Water." This year's fair was held on March 8 and was open to both elementary and junior high school students.

North Webster Students To Compete In Regional Fair

Three North Webster junior high school students Witt compete tn the regional science fair to be held in South Bend later in tne month Chosen for regional competition were Ralph V. Reiff, a seventh grader, and Siobhan Davenport and Toby Lee Popenfoose. both eighth graders Others winning first place honors tn the fair which was held March 8 were. Shad Hunter, Scott Coffin. Nannette Dipert. Daniel Tracy. Darleen Sue Humphns. Craig Neibert. Mark Wilkey. Sharon Rapp. Monica Waikel and Jeanne Dve Second place honors were given to Bobby Mort, Christine Taylor. Teresa Elaine Chambers. Mary Rupprecht. Teresa Blue. Brent Stutzman. Jerry Rhodes. Shelia .Alexander. Jane Simpson and Debi Stutzman

TOP SALESMENMrs. Fred Weisser. Milford Parent-Teacher’s Organization ticket chairman is shown above presenting a one dollar bill to Sue Speicher, one of the top ticket salesman at the Milford elementary school. Other top salesmen * ho also won dollars are shown in the photo. From left are Cindy Rink. Karen Goshert Terrs Stump Sue Speicher. Kim Hiveiy. Mark Grove. Mrs. Weisser. Dennis Lechlitner, Dong Weisser.’ Beth Beer. Phillip Buhrt. Philip Beer and Todd Grove. The supper will be held in the Milford elementary school this Friday evening.

designated time and be seated in the auditorium according to their choice of programs. Do not arrive earlier or later than the listed times as the program will be concluding and starting on schedule. The times to enter, the auditorium for these presentations are as follows: Period 1 8:25-8:30 Period 2 ' 9:10-9:15 Periods 10.05-10:10

Third place went to John Null. Tim Martin. Becky Weeks. Debra Ann Taylor. Barbara Hammon. Susan Nulf. Debbie Valentine, Kim Wagoner, Perry Hasty. Brenda Rhodes. Jay Dausman, Jim Clayton. Vince Rhodes. Mark Webb. Brian McKay and Dan Weich I Fourth place went to BeckyWebb, Brett Fawley, Karen Rider. Robyn Lynn Garr. Douglas Mock. Mary Beth Rhodes. Kandi Mort, Kent Lee Badskey. Carmen Bryant, Kim Danner. David Richards, Greg Secor. Eddie Clayton. Jeff Hunziker.Steven Badskey . Robin Zurcber. Kim Trobough, Jeff Garr. Judy Moser and Jennifer Longenecker / 1 . Honorable mention went to Jay Harrald. Mike Richardson, Dana Neibert. Ellis Ihnen Martha Baumle. Linda Engelberth. Mary

Period 4 11-11:05 Periods 11:50-11:55 Periods 1:15-1:20 Period? 2:10-2:15 This program is presented by the Lakeland * Community Concerned Citizens Drug Education Committee and student council of Wawasee high school. Mrs. Barbara McClure, county health nurse, will serve as the moderator and will present Mr. Mas to the audience.

Baumle, Tonya Sandmeyer, Stuart Bryant. Debra Martin. Dawn Bemish. Larry Templeton. Mike Allen, Marcia Alexander. Charles Packer. Debbie Burns. Mark Minear and Laura Reiff. Approximately 250 projects were entered in the fair. Science fair committee members were James Hite, junior high school teacher, chairman; John .Hayes, fifth grade; Elaine Roberts, second grade; Phyllis Haney, third grade; and G. Wendell Bryant, principal Judges for the event were Mr. Hite. Mr. Hayes, Barclay Bowman and Paul Rush. Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Smith of Milford and Mr. and Mrs. John Beiswanger of Muncie spent Saturday evening with Mr. and Mrs Max Beer of Milford.

Science Fair Set For This Week End The Wawasee high school science fair will be held March 12 and 13 in the commons of the high school. Judging will be on Friday evening. March 12, from 6:30 to 9 p.m. All contestants are to be present to be interviewed by the judges. The public is invited to view the fair Saturday, March 13, from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. The awards presentation will be in the auditorium at 2 p.m. PARENTS MEET THURSDAY P.M. Henry L. Smith, principal of Wawasee high school, reminds parents of eighth grade students in the Lakeland Community schools that they are to meet in the auditorium of Wawasee high school at 7:30 p.m. on Thursday, Mar. 11. Swim Parties Scheduled For High School Pool March 15 has been set for a Camp Fire girls swim party at Wawasee high school with March 22 for the Blue Birds. Both sessions will be from 7-8 p.m. LWchoolH OP JL MENUS ML — Weiner sandwich, au gratin potatoes, apricots, sugar cookies and milk. TUESDAY — Chili, crackers, carrot sticks, bread and butter, apple sauce, oatmeal cake and milk. WEDNESDAY — Steakettes, mashed potatoes and gravy, hot rolls and butter, fruit jello and milk. THURSDAY - Beef and noodles, coleslaw, bread and butter, fruit and milk. FRIDAY — Tuna casserol, buttered peas, bread and butter,

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PLAY CAST — Members of the Wawasee high school play cast are shown above as they practice for “Meet Me In Saint Louis” to be presented in the school's auditorium on April 16. Seated are Mark Steyry, Valerie Steffen and Mark Harris.

'Meet Me In Saint Louis’ Is Spring Production At WHS

The cast for the spring performance of “Meet Me In Saint Louis’’ has been chosen. The three-act light comedy recreates the excitement and anticipation that erupts in the Smith family as they await the opening of the world’s fair in Saint Louis. The play will be presented oh Friday, April 16 at 8 p.m. in the NEXT WEEK IN THE LAKELAND SCHOOLS Thursday ? “ 3:30 5 p.m. — Milford GA A in MJHS gvm. 7 p.m. — Adult education — knitting and crocheting in room 104, WHS; and machines, welding and woodworking in room 303, WHS. 7:30 p.m — Adult education — adult farmer class in room 307, WHS F riday Wawasee science fair judging. 6:30 p.m. — North Webster elementarv basketball 5-7:30p.m. — Milford PTO fund

Wawasee high school auditorium. The high spirits of the Smith family are lowered when father comes home to tell of his transfer to his company’s New York office. The high-spirited daughters (four of them) set out to make sure the family will have to stay in Saint Louis. Things go from bad to worse which is the comical

raising chili supper in the elementary gym. Saturday10 a.m.?2 p.m. — WHS science fair in commons and auditorium 8 ‘ p.m. — Globetrotters basketball game in WHS gym. Monday 6:30 p.m. — NLC winter banquet at Rochester. 7 p.m. — Adult education — Women’s PE in gym and pool and GED review in room 210, WHS. Tuesday 7 p.m. — Adult education — tailoring in room 104, typing in room 218 and men’s PE in gym. WHS. 7p.m. — Open swimming at WHS pool.

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Standing left to right are Teresa Wiseman, Doug Steury, Shelley Kaiser. Jan Swartz, Sandy Chapkowski, Bernie Mishler, Susi Justus, Peg Doty, Cindy Hyndman and Donna Kreis.

workings of the play. The play is being directed by Philip K. Fawley with Vicki Little being the student assistant. The part of Lon Smith, Sr., is played by Mark Steury while Anna Smith, his wife, is played by Valerie Steffen. Their oldest daughter, Rose. 18, is played by-

Wawasee Prep's Junior Class Play, 'The Hobbit’ To Be Presented Sunday

The Junior class at Wawasee Preparatory will present its class play at 7:30 p.m., Sunday, March 14. The play “The Hobbit” is a fantasy about a Hobbit who is a middle class, lazy little creature but comes from good stock. He is tricked into going on an adventure with some dwarves to slay a dragon. The lead roles are played by Don Sabina from Marion who plays Bilbo Baggins, the Hobbit;

Susi Justus with Bernie Mishler playing their 19-year-old son, Lon. Jr. Other parts are played by Peg Doty, Cindy Hyndman, Donna Kreis, Kurt Kruger, Teresa Wiseman, Jan Swartz, Shelley Kaiser, Mike Harris, Sandy Chapkowski, Dave Baumgartner and Kirk Prickett.

Mark Sisko from Patterson, N. J., who plays Gandalf, the W’izard; and Rick Mertz from Defiance, Ohio, who plays the character of Thor in, the dwarf leader. The play will be held in the school auditorium and will be open to the public with no admission being charged. ’ "The Fantastics.” the annual school musical, is being cast now and will be presented on April 4.