The Mail-Journal, Volume 8, Number 30, Milford, Kosciusko County, 25 August 1971 — Page 5

Makahiki Brings Over 700 Scouts To Syracuse

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*—K* nfIWT * r l 4Mkm I * r I Sy»?AMOPF fiir»< erni'T •nuwm WATER EVENTS FOR ALL — Both the boys and girls units who were present at the annual Makahiki participated in water events as well as land events. Shown above are a group of girls getting ready for the next event on the program.

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Closing Out Season At Enchanted Hills

By BILL SPURGEON They're closing out the season at the Wawasee Arts Foundation's Enchanted Hills Playhouse on a happy note this year, and it’s truly a production that appeals to all ages. “You're a Good Man. Charlie Brown.” is the stage adaptation of the famous characters from Charles Schulzs “Peanuts” comic strip. The folks at Enchanted Hills chose to play the kids as kids, not as adults as has been done elsewhere, and in the setting of a comic strip with minimal staging. It’s an effective production, well directed, well-cast, and certainly well-choreographed Dale Mclntosh is Charlie Brown, everybody's born loser — the fellow with “the failure face,” as his contemporaries put it, and he does a creditable job as the adult kid who can’t seem to do much of anything right and wants so much to be liked. Julie Buchheit is a real showstealer as Lucy, grammar school cynic, would-be psychiatrist, and perennially crabby know it all — and she does it so well that you’re bound to think that she reminds you of someone you've always

LAKELAND LOCALS Mrs. Emma Clayton Krauter of Milford enjoyed a luncheon last week with Mrs. Dee Rock of NewParis Mr and Mrs Terry Haab of Orlan Park. 111., and Mr. and Mrs. Fred Haab and children of Glen Bumie. Md.. have returned

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known. Plaudits for the best performance of the production belong to Larry Life, a member of the WAF professional company who also directed and choreographed “Charlie Brown.” Life as “Snoopy," the dog with delusions of grandeur and an obsession with supper, is just about one of the funniest things we have ever seen, and his “Suppertime” dance and song routine was surely the highlight of an enjoyable evening. Also in on the fun are Jerry Patterson as Linus, Lucy’s little brother who can’t kick the blanket habit; Danielle Morsheimer as Patty, another little girl in Charlie's life, and Richard Knecht as Schroeder, the Beethoven-loving young pianist who just would rather play the piano (which he carries around under his arm) than anything else It’s a fun show, and one for all the family — our party at opening night included 10 kids from 3 to 12, and they all stayed awake and un-squirmy. The music is pretty and well done, and the costuming accurate. The show runs through Sunday, Aug. 29. nightly at 8:30. except on Saturdays when performances are 6 and 10 p.m.

home after spending 10 days- with their parents. Mr. and Mrs. George Haab of Milford. Terry 's children are spending this week here with their grandparents Thursday a birthday party was held for Mrs Terry Haab, Robin and Debbie, Fred Haab and George Haab. All have August birthdays.

Youth Explosion Attracts Young People From Coast To Coast

Young people from Michigan. Ohio, Illinois, Missouri, Virginia and Indiana were among the many who gathered at Wawasee high school auditorium last Friday. Saturday and Sunday for a happening designed to involve young people more deeply with Christ, The meetings were led by Don Todd of Revival Fires from Joplin. Mo. He led the singalongs and challenged the young people to become involved with Jesus and for Him. The Abraham Brothers of Youngstown. Ohio, a quartet, kept things moving with their contempory and gospel style music. The audience averaged close to 350 with 500 in attendance on

Syracuse Kindergarten Enrollment Principal Robert D. Hamman urges parents of kindergartenage children to make sure they have met all the necessary requirements before school starts in September In order to qualify for kindergarten classes at Syracuse, a child must be at least five years old on or before September 1, and he or she must reside within the boundaries of Turkey Creek township. An enrollment form and a medical examination form must be completed for each kindergarten student, and the legal birth certificate must be checked by the principal for verification

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Sunday night. Seventy-seven young people made decisions for deeper commitment. Three youth groups entitled F.U.N. (Fellowship of the Unashamed) were organized. Their meeting place was announced for the Etna Green, South Bend and Syracuse area. Pre-Crusade concerts were held on Saturday and Sunday nights with the “Mod-Teens for Christ” of Butler, the “Life Singers” from Edon, Ohio, and the “Inspirations” from Milford participating along with Dick Fehnel on the organ. Saturday activities held at Oakwood Park in Syracuse four . about 70 young people and sponsors gathering for breakfast, “Singalongs”, Rap Sessions, lunch, recreation and swimming.

of birth date and spelling of the child's name for school records Parents who attended kindergarten roundup last spring already completed the enrollment forms, however, there are some who have not returned the medical examination form, and some who must bring in the legal birth certificate for verification. All these requirements must be met before a child can enter kindergarten. Parents who did not attend the roundup, but who have children eligible for kindergarten, should contact the school as soon as possible by calling the school or by writing to: Syracuse elementary school, 201 E. Brooklyn St., Syracuse, Ind. 46567. - Parents are urged to complete all the requirements as soon as possible and avoid waiting. The medical examination may take more time than you anticipate. The legal birth certificate must be obtained from the county health department of the county in which the child was born. Kindergarten classes do not begin when grades 15 begin. Orientation sessions are held before start of the kindergarten program. Parents of registered kindergarteners will be notified by mail stating the time and □lace for their sessions.

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