The Mail-Journal, Volume 8, Number 33, Milford, Kosciusko County, 15 September 1971 — Page 4

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THE MAIL-JOURNAL —Wed., Sept. 15, 1971

Lakeland SCHOOL NEWS

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OFFICERS AT MILFORD — Pictured above are the officers elected by the student body of the Milford junior high school for office in their respective classes and as student council representatives. In the front row are Larry Brunner, Doug Rassi, Roger Baumgartner, Ron Wuthrich. Scott j Arnold, Todd Grove, Andrew Brown, Jay Kaiser and Mark Baumgartner. In the second row are Cheryl Skelton. Dawn Price, Jeff Auer, Mark Grove. Jeff Hwrr. Lorene Spearman. Teresa Stump, Kathy Bice and Brenda Replogle. In back are Doug Baker. Craig Sorensen, Amy Vanlaningham. Beth Beer and Carol Fisher. A Tim Yeager photo.

List Class Officers At Milford Jr. High School

Class officers and student council members elected at the Milford junior high school are as follows: Fifth Grade President — Mark Baumgartner Vice president — Todd Grove Secretary — Jay Kaiser Treasurer — Brenda Replogle Student Council — Andy Brown, Kathy Bice and Scott Arnold

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Sixth Grade President — Phil Stichter Vice president — Roger Baumgartner Secretary — Lorene Spearman Treasurer — Larry Brunner Student Council — Teresa Stump and Doug Rassi Seventh Grade President — Mark Grove Vice president — Jeff Hoerr Secretary — Cheryl Skelton Treasurer — Ron Wuthrich Student Council — Jeff Auer and Dawn Price Eighth Grade President — Amy Vanlaningham Vice president — Dennis Spearman Secretary — Carol Fisher Treasurer — Craig Sorensen Student Council — Doug Baker and Beth Beer. There is a difference between wanting to get a good salary and wanting to earn a good salary.

Ball State Visit Set For Sept. 25 The first of three campus visit opportunities called “Acquaintance Days” will be held at Ball State university on Saturday. Sept. 25. The others will be on Sunday, Oct, 10 and Sunday. Nov. 7. The programs, held in Emens Auditorium, are planned for those students and their parents interested in touring the Ball State campus and learning,current information about admission. ' housing, financial aid and program offerings. ‘ The program for September 25 is as follows: 8:30 a m — registration and refreshments of coffee, milk and doughnuts 9 a m. — welcoming remarks 9:10 a m — film presentation 9:40 a.m. — verbal presentation — admissions-housing-financial aid 10 am. — musical entertainment 10:15 a m.. — tour of campus 1:30 p.m. — football - Butler versus Ball State All high school students in attendance at the morning program will be given free passes to the afternoon football game. Other persons in attendance may guarantee their admission to the game by purchasing an advance ticket before or during the morning session

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WHS Office Education Lab Visits Area Businesses

The office education laboratory girls from Wawasee high school visited various businesses in the area on Tuesday, Sept. 14. For s the visitation, the students selected a business that was ‘ related to their career objective and spent the afternoon observing the office procedures of a particular position in that business. The businesses that were involved with the visitation were: Weatherhead Co., Dytronics Division of GTI Corp.. Regent

MENUS gL — Wiener sandwich, orange juice or citrus salad, baked beans, spicy apple bars and milk. TUESDAY— Steakette, mashed potatoes, gravy, bread and butter, apricot cake and milk. WEDNESDAY - Beans and ham, coleslaw, baked apples, com bread, honey, butter and milk. THURSDAY - Pizza, lettuce salad, com, bread and butter, jello and milk. FRIDAY — Toasted cheese sandwich, deviled egg, sliced tomatoes, fruit and milk. NEXT WEEK IN THE LAKELAND SCHOOLS Today 4:30 p.m. — Milford junior high vs West Noble, there. Thursday 4:15 p.m. — WHS tennis vs Rochester, home. 4:30 p.m. — WHS cross country vs East Noble, home. 4:30 p.m. — North Webster junior high vs Fairfield in football. there. 5 p.m. — WHS freshman football vs W’hitko home. Friday 7:30 p.m. — WHS football vs Goshen, first home game of the season. Saturday 10 a.m. — WHS junior varsity football at Monday 4 p.m. — WHS tennis at North Wood. Tuesday ■ 4:15 p.m. — W’HS tennis at La Ville. 4:45 p m. — WHS cross country at Warsaw. 6:30 p.m. — Syracuse junior high vs North W’ebster at Wawasee 7 p.m. -»• Annual scout roundups at Milford elementary and Syracuse junior high schools. 7:30 p.m. — Future Teachers of America in room 210 at WHS. Wednesday 5p m — W’HS cross country at New Prairie

Homes, Chore-Time Equipment Inc., Little & Clark Insurance. Whitley County hospital, Da-Lite Screen Co., Inc. Dr. Jack Clark, Syracuse Rubber Products, Kinder Realty’, Amolt Corp., State Bank of Syracuse, and Chris Koher Insurance. The office education laboratory is a senior course for business majors which meets for a threeweek block of time and the course is designed to duplicate an office in work and procedures.

Syracuse Brethren Willing Workers Meet By TONDA MILLER The Syracuse Church of the Brethren Willing Workers elected the following officers Sunday: President — Tonda Miller Vice president — Jim Benson Secretary — Julie Method Treasurer — Rick Wenger Reporter — Tonda Miller Class members, along with teacher Lores Steury. voted on giving half of the treasury from 1970-71 to the church, a quarter to BVS and the remaining quarter to the Heifer Project. “Doctor, was my operation a success?” “I would have no way of knowing. I’m not your doctor. I’m St. Peter.” —'

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PLANNING SESSION — The new junior high school guidance staff is shown above with curriculum coordinator John A. Naab in a planning session. From left, standing, are counselors Glen Byers of North Webster and Richard Roose of Milford. Seated are counselor Larry Pletcher of Syracuse and Mr. Naab.

Lakeland Receives Grant For Junior High Guidance

Lakeland Community School Corporation is one of three school corporations in Indiana this year to have a vocational guidance project funded by the vocational division of the office of the State Superintendent of Public Instruction. Lakeland was the only school corporation in the state to receive a grant for a junior high school model project. Other schools in Indiana receiving grants were Evansville Reitz high school and Brownsburg high school. Lakeland s project involves a grant of $26,758 to establish career resource models in a junior high school guidance program. Funds from this project will provide Milford. North Webster, and Syracuse junior high schools each with a

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New Members Invited To Cub Scout Meeting Ronald Cope, Milford’s new Cub Scout master, is inviting all eight year old boys who are in the third grade at the Milford elementary school or older youngsters who are not cub scouts but would like to be to a meeting at the elementary school next Tuesday, Sept. 21. at 7:30 p.m. Interested parents are also invited to attend as are persons who are. willing to become den mothers, leaders or assistants. An effort is being made to secure more adults to assist with the program. In the school night program present scouters will show what they are doing, exhibit projects and present the program using the knowledge they gained in scouting last year.

half-time guidance counselor; equipment for video tape recording, audio tape recording, slide production and projection, and- filmstrip viewing; and vocational arid career information on tapes, filmstrips, slides, micro-film, and monographs. In the Lakeland project students will receive career and guidance information in group sessions, they will have opportunity for independent study of career and vocational information. they will be provided with opportunities to seek information through their guidance counselors. Presently plans are being formulated, data is being collected, and materials are being ordered for this program.

County Boy Scouts Hold Fall Camporee

The annual Fall Camporee for Boy Scouts of Kosciusko county was held last week end at Fair Oaks in Marshall county just west of highway 31 on the Tippecanoe river. Approximately 140 Scouts and leaders were in attendance. They represented the following troops: Barbee Lakes 48 sponsored by the conservation club, Winona Lake 15 sponsored by the Lions club, Burket 82 sponsored by the volunteer firemen, Atwood 59 sponsored by the Lions club, Oswego 17 sponsored by the MidLakes Lions, Syracuse 28 sponsored by the Rotary club. Pierceton 61 sponsored by the Legion, Warsaw 75 sponsored by the Legion, Warsaw 36 sponsored by the Trinity United Methodist church and Warsaw 45 sponsored by the Jaycees. An 18 mile Canoe trip was taken with 54 canoes and 2 kiacs being used. Competition was held with a trophy being awarded to the first place troop in all events. Ribbons were given to individual troop winners. In the first aid competition the first place award was presented to the Burket scouts with second place going to Syracuse and third to Oswego and Atwood in a tie. Winona Lake won first place in the best use of the patrol method with Atwood placing second and Osw’ego placing third. In camp site inspection Winona Lake was first with Oswego being second and Atwood third. The troop from Pierceton was

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recognized as having the largest number of members participate. The over all traveling trophy was presented to the Atwood troop. Winona Lake was the 1970 winner with Oswego being the 1969 winner. Dan Gast served as chairman of the event. The Boy Scouts are supported by the United Fund of Kosciusko County. LAKELAND LOCAL Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Smith of Milford entertained at a birthday dinner for their daughter, Angela, who was four years old Sunday. Those present were Mr. and Mrs. Kendell Biller and sons, Mr. and Mrs. Richard Smith, Henry Biller, Mr. and Mrs. Dan Smith, all of Milford and Hudson McCuen of Nappanee. Evening guests, in addition to the ones named were, Mrs. Richard Brunjes and Allen of Milford and Mr. and Mrs. Dennis George of Nappanee.

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