The Mail-Journal, Volume 9, Number 3, Milford, Kosciusko County, 16 February 1972 — Page 4

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THE MAIL-JOl RNAI— Wed., Feb. 16, 1972

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T • r • IT f W J i r \ ( r's ■■ $ .PSa ' 1' / ■ n * L K \ IM L -' m iffixjr 111 fesfc SHI ' '■ J\ - I -Or B l ! \M of the Milford junior high G \A b-team are shown above. They recently finished their a three-point win over Towncrest of Goshen. The team had a 3-2 record for the season In the top row are Cathy Scattergood. Beatrii Carvajal, Pam Sands, Amy Vanlaningham and Pam Place. Shown in the center are Dawn Price, Beth Beer. Ann Kaiser and Kathy Beer. Lorene Spearman is in front.

Attention Drawn To Vocational Program With National Observance

This week Mbs been designated as National Vocational Educational Week. It will be observed throughout the country by education institutions, teachers, and students Mr McGrew, vocational director. Lakeland Community schools, said that the purpose of this national observance is to bring attention to the merits and accomplishments of vocational

Exchange Day With North Wood FTA Club Thirteen FTA members from Wawasee high school and their sponsor Terry Iden completed the first half of an FTA exchange program with the newly formed FTA chapter at North Wood high school on Tuesday, Feb . 8 The Wawasee FTAers spent the day at North Wood noting cbwaea : with North Wood FTAers and taking tours of the school building Members making the field trip were Karen Allen Landa Bitner. Susan Brown. Joni A Caple Nancy Crowl Shelley Kaiser. Becky Long Jyl Sharp. Sandy Strand. Marsha Strickler, Lucy Wagner, Darcy Wolterman, and Carly nn Baumgartner Besides promoting good relationships between the schools, the purpose of the program was to aid the Nor thWood chapter in getting ideas for setting up programs, projects, and meetings m their own chapter Wawasee acts as the sponsoring chapter and guides the North Wood chapter through their first year activities In a short meeting al the end of the day. th< Wawasee chapter explained their activities and showed pictures from their scrapbooks On March 8 the North Wood FTA, and their sponsor Carlos Aballi will be guests of the Wawasee chapter and will spend the day visiting classes and touring the school The two chapters will attend the State FTA Convention together m late March WHITKO SCHOOL CALENDAR Today Adult agriculture 4:30 pm — Spanish class to Fort Wayne % Thursday Travel — Auid Friday Basketball at Eastside Saturday Speech contest at the high school Stale solo and ensemble contest Tuesday 3 10pm — Annual staff Wednesday Adult agriculture

education Mr McGrew encourages members of the community to visit the school during this week to view on going projects and programs Mr McGrew also stated that both young people and adults today face a tremendous task of selecting career development programs. Careful investigation and observation are necessary for the potential student to

BM’SCHooIIFp LUNCH ©P J MENUS t U— —9 LAKELAND SCHOOLS February 21-25 MONDAY Sloppy Joes, buttered potatoes, fruit, cookies and milk TUESDAY Franks-in-blankets. tomato soup, crackers, potato chips, fruit and milk WEDNESDAY Meatloaf, mashed potatoes, gravy, bread and butter, fruit and milk THURSDAY — Turkey pie. coleslaw. bread and butter, fruit, cake and milk FRIDAY - Macaroni and cheese, ham salad sandwich, taler tots, fruit and milk W'HITKO HIGH SCHOOL February 21-25 MONDAY — Hamburger sandwiches, rice, fruit relishes and milk TUESDAY — Meat loaf, green beans, fruit, bread, butter and milk 4W*)NFSDAA Ham and berans. sweet potatoes, cherry pteT'oread. butter and milk THURSDAY - Smokees. mashed potatoes, gravy , mixed fruit, bread, butter and milk FRIDAY — Fish, escailoped potatoes, cole slaw, fruit, bread, butter and milk. Zimmermans Host Successful 4-Hers By BECKY ZIMMERMAN On February 14 the Successful 4-Hers held a meeting in the home of Becky, Jane. Beverly and Vicki Zimmerman Tne meeting was opened by president Greg Kaiser Bobby Norton led the American pledge and the .4-H pledge was led by Becky Zimmerman The minutes were read and approved. Roll call was read and old business was asked fur It was decided to have a roller skating Barty on

choose the career training program which will provide the most satisfying career The faculty of the vocational department. Wawasee high school stand ready to help you with any questions about career education Come and visit them during National Vocational Education Week, February 13-19. For additional information, call the high school.

March 24 and to invite the Senior Homemakers and the other two boys’ 4-H clubs in Milford. Everyone may bring a guest and should meet at the Milford junior high school at 7 p.m New business of the 4-H candy sales was discussed and it was decided to pitch in and sell candy for the new 4-H building at the Warsaw fairgrounds. Candy will be distributed at the next meeting to be held at Lester Krull s on March 20 at 7 p.m The meeting was adjourned and refreshments were served NEXT WEEK IN THE s LAKELAND t SCHOOLS Today 6:30 pm — Boys basketball intramurals at Wawasee 7:30 p.m. — Junior high basketball county tourney at North Webster . Thursday 3 30p m - Milford sixth grade basketball at Syracuse 3:30 p.m North Webster GAA Pool reservation — United Methodist church of Ligonier Adult education in room 303 7:30 p.m. — Orchestra, choir and band concert in WHS auditorium Friday 630 pm. — WHS varsitybasketball at Northfield Saturday State music contest State wrestling meet State swimming meet 5 to 8 p.m — Speech team chicken bbq in* commons Girls 4-way basketball tournament at Columbia City. Monday 7:30 p m. — Adult farm class in room 307 at WHS , Tuesday Adult education classes 6:30 p.m. — WHS girls gymnastics with John Glenn and North Wood at Wawasee 7-9 p.m — Open swimming at WHS pool 7:30 pm — North Webster PTO donkey basketball Wednesday 3:30 pm— North Webster girls basketball 7:30 p.m — WHS girls swimming at LaSalle

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CLINTON HURSEY Clinton Hursey is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Bill Hursey of r 1 Cromwell. This year he is taking two periods of ag mechanics, auto mechanics, agriculture and government. Mechanics and shop work are his favorites. Clinton has been in FFA for three years and is a member of the Albion Conservation club. After graduating he plans to work for the state police. He has a sister. Cynthia. 16, a junior at Wawasee and two brothers. Harlan. 14. an eighth grader at Syracuse junior high and Jim. 12. in the sixth grade at Syracuse. Hunting, fishing and trap shooting are his favorite sports. Hunting, fishing, trap shooting and collecting Indian relics and rocks are his hobbies. -WHS—THOMAS FRIBLEY Thomas Alan Fribley is the son of William and Lucy Fribley of North Webster. Tom is taking physics advanced physical education, senior English government senior math and personal finance management. He comments on the fact he likes all of these subjects. He has been a member of the Lettermen’s club four years and is currently serving as president; he has been on the football and basketball teams for four years; the tennis and track teams for two years; the baseball team, FTA. national honor society and student council for one year. Tom plans to attend college and either enter accounting or the FBI. He has one older brother. James Edward. 19. Football is his favorite sport. Invigorating sports are his hobbies. ' —WHS—KAY WALDBESER Kay Waldbeser, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Alvin Waldbeser of r 1 Milford, plans to work after graduating from WHS. Kay is taking government, band. personal finance management and occupational clothing. Clothing is her favorite subject. She has been in FHA for three years, band for four years, cheerblock for two years, girls sports club and health careers club for one year. She has also been a 4-H member for eight years This year Kay is Co-ed Correspondent for 1971-72. Her brother. Ben. is 16 years old and is a sophomore at Wawasee. Basketball and football are Kay’s favorite sports “Grapes of Wrath’’ is her favorite book and reading, sewing and knitting are her hobbies. -WHSJEFFREY HYNDMAN Jeffrey William Hyndman is the son of Mr. and Mrs James Hyndman of r 1 Syracuse He plans to attend Goshen college in the fall and major in English Jeffrey is taking speech, auto mechanics, government, sociology and English and lists English as his favorite subject This WHS senior has been a member of the football team for two years Football is his favorite sport He has two sisters. Cindy, a sophomore and Laura in the sixth grade at Syracuse “Nigger" by Dick Gregory is his favorite book His hobbies are meeting new friends, listening to good music and having a good time. - WHSBARBARA RUSH Barbara Alise Rush is a WHS senior who lists reading, writing and swimming as her hobbies. -She plans to enter Manchester .college in the fall as a math major. Barbara is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Paul Rush. She is taking physics. English, band, government, senior math and personal finance management this year. Math is her favorite subject. She has been a member of FTA for two years, the cheerblock for two years, girls sports club for one year, band four years and the

National Honor Society for one year. Barbara is a member of the Saint Andrew’s United Methodist church. She has been named the school’s DAR Good Citizen and a National Merit Scholarship Commended Student. She has an older sister. Ann, 21, a student at Manchester college and a brother. Bill, 16. a sophomore at Wawasee. This senior works at Klink's Supermarket. Her favorite sports are football and baseball “An American Tragedy” by Theodore Dreiser is her favorite book. - WHS—ROGER SMITH Roger Dale Smith will be moving to Florida within a year after his graduation. He is the son of Donald Smith and Mrs. Margaret Payne. His address is 507 S. Main St.. Syracuse. Roger is taking government, personal financing and management, physical education fdr two periods and advanced art 111. Physical education is his favorite subject. He was a member of the freshmen basketball team, played intramurals and varsity baseball four years, and has been on the track team for two years. A member of the boys cheerblock, he has been Chief Wawasee for two years. He has been a member of the Lettermen’s club for three years, art club for two years, ski club for two years and the industrial arts club for two years. He belongs to a drum and bugle corps and was named pitcher of the year in 1967. One of several children, Roger’s sister Vicki is now Mrs. Vincent Hamada of Florida, his brother Micheal Bruce is 20 and works at Syracuse Rubber, another brother, Douglas is 17 and is a junior at Syracuse and Terry Ann is seven and in the first grade. Roger loves all sports, mostly water skiing, baseball, basketball, volleyball, tennis, football and gymnastics. “Gone With The Wind'x is his favorite book. His hobby is lifting weights. LAKELAND LOCAL Mrs. Jesse Snyder of Edwardsburg, Mich., called Wednesday at the home of her sister, Mrs. Earl Treadway, in Syracuse.

Tammy Truex Wins Milford Spelling Bee

Tammy Truex, an eighth grader at Milford junior high school, won the Milford spelling bee last night. The bee was held as part of the February meeting of the Parent-Teachers organization. Tammy is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs Wales Cory She will represent the junior high school in the county spelling bee. Runner-up in the contest was Sylvia Hemandez. a sixth grader and daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Rolland Hemandez. She will represent the elementary’ school in the county contest. Participating in the evening’s bee were fifth graders Cindy

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New Salem By MRS. HERB MOREHOUSE SPECIAL MUSIC ON SUNDAY Rev. and Mrs. Rader Hawkins of Brazil, South America, and Bill Hawkins of Winona Lake were a trio which gave special music during the morning worship hour. Pastor Lewycky’s morning message “The Longest Prayer,” or “Lord. Where Shall I Hide My Bible?” was taken from Psalm 119. The evening hymn sing was led by Dr. Robert Schneider. Rev. and Mrs. Rader Hawkins and son Bill and Mrs. Hawkins of Winona Lake sang special numbers of music in both English and Portugeese. Rev. Hawkins taught the congregation a chorus in Portugeese and told of his missionary experiences and the conversion of a witch doctor. -NS—CRUSADERS CLASS MEETS ON SUNDAY The Crusaders class met Saturday evening in the church fellowship hall for their Valentine’s party. Dr. and Mrs. Robert Scheider’s wedding anniversary was also celebrated. The tables and other decorations were in keeping with Valentine’s Day. Several games were played. The heart-shaped anniversary cake, popcorn, rolls, candy hearts and orangeade were served to Mr. and Mrs. Everett Tom. Jr., Melissa and Melodie; Rev. and Mrs. David Lewycky; Dr. and Mrs. Robert Schneider, Mr. and Mrs. Doug Miller; Mr. and Mrs. Lyle Johnston; Mrs. John Mullinix. Marianne and Marcia; and Miss Doris Tom. Mr. and Mrs. John Stetler were hosts for the evening. —NS—COMMUNITY NEWS Roscoe Kinney underwent knee surgery Thursday evening in the Elkhart hospital. Mr. and Mrs. Nelson Morehouse returned to their Syracuse home after spending two weeks in Rochester, Minn., where Mrs. Morehouse underwent tests at the Mayo Clinic. Dale Morehouse spent three days in the Goshen hospital last week suffering from a kidney stone attack. • Mr. and Mrs. Albert Mathews entertained with a fresh fish supper Saturday evening for Mrs. Edna Tom, Mrs. Curtis Cripe, Mrs. Vida Losey and Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Morehouse. Mrs. Guy Morehouse, Miss Sheri Hackworth, Bob Lashure and Mr. and Mrs. Ron Tyler, Todd and Aldron of Nappanee were Sunday dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. Dale Morehouse. David and Loetta. Todd Tyler’s birthday was celebrated. Afternoon callers were Mr. and Mrs. Everett Morehouse of South Bend and Mr. and Mrs. John Morehouse and daughters of Goshen. Miss Diana Morehouse accompanied Mr. ahd Mrs. Foo Wong so Florida for two weeks vacation. Ed Smith was a Sunday dinner guest of Mr. and Mrs. Albert Mathews.

Kammerer. Bobby Nordin and Kathy Bice; sixth graders Lydia Tucker, Sylvia Hernandez and Peggy Rater; seventh graders Diane Perry. Debbie Truex and Rosa Melendez; and eighth graders Amy Vanlaningham, Tammy Truex and Mike Pippenger. Judges were Mrs. Dorothy Williams, Mrs. Anna Clay and Tim Yeager. Lewis S. Immel, principal of the elementary school served as pronouncer About 125 parents and patrons were present for the bee. The next Parent-Teachers meeting will feature a drug film produced by Art Linkletter to be shown on March 14.

Wawasee Student Leaves For South America

Wawasee high school junior Caron A. Carr, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Jack Carr of r 4 Syracuse, will leave tomorrow (Thursday) under International Fellowship, Inc., with home offices in Buffalo, N.Y., for Cartegena, Colombia, South America, to spend the next three months as an exchange student there. She will arrive at Barranqiiilla, a two-hour drive to Cartegena, around 6:30 Friday morning, their time. Located on Caribbean Sea in the area of the Panama Canal zone, Cartegena is a city of about 320.000 and temperatures range between 70 and 80 degrees year around. Dating to around 1533, this older city is divided into three areas, one of Spanish origin, one of colonial and a more modem sector. Miss Carr will be staying in the home of Senor and Senora Carlos Alberto Hoyos and family. The Senor is general manager of a bank at Cartegena. ' Children of the family include

Winter Concert Set For Tomorrow

The winter concert schdeuled for Thursday evening at 7:30 in the Wawasee high school auditorium will be presented by the concert orchestra, cadet choir, women’s choir, cadet band, concert band and concert choir. The numbers chosen for each organization to perform are varied in style so that they will be of interest to all of the audience. Some of the selections are. “Midnight Beguine” by the concert orchestra; “In the River of Jordan," from “My Fair Lady” by the women’s choir;

Boy Scout Troop 47 To Present 'Operation Reach'

Milford boy scout troop 47 will present “Operation Reach,” a drug abuse prevention plan on Monday night, Feb. 21 in the scout cabin for the scouts and their parents to discuss “Operation Reach" and to launch it on its way. Any adult or any boy 10 years or older is welcome to attend this meeting. Scout troops everywhere are participating in this program. The February 7tb weekly meeting of the troop was a busy one. Three new boys joined and the scouts extend a welcome to Alex Morris, Jr.. Ricky Linville, and David DelaFuente. There were two new patrols formed during the meeting. The Crow patrol with Ed Vanlaningham as patrol leader. Kent Lindzy, assistant. The Flaming Arrow patrol with Jeff Hoerr as patrol leader and Mike Pippenger as the assistant leader. Crow patrol presented a skit on dope during the evening for the rest of the scouts. Saturday night. Feb. 12, found Scoutmaster Robert Vanlaningham, senior patrol leader Norman Vanlaningham, and assistant senior patrol leader George Susan at Pioneer Trails scout camp attending a meeting on "Operation Reach.” Monday night. February 14, found the scouts again busy at the scout cabin. Patrols grouped separately and worked on Operation Reach plans for next Monday night. A class lesson was given and demonstrated on the care, handling and sharpening of knives and axes. Mike White, the new Webelo leader was a guest at the February 14 meeting.

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CARON A. CARR the five daughters, Gloria Matilda, an exchange student how at Linn, Kans.; Beatriz Helena "'who was an exchange student in Pittsburgh, Pa., last year, and now attends college in Bogota; a married daughter, Ana Maria; and Maria Ines and Luz Piedad, both students.

“Golden Sliphorns.” featuring the trombone section, by the bands; “Anyone can move a Mountain.” from ‘‘Ballad of Smokey,” by the concert choir; and Alfred Reed’s new arrangement of “The Pledge of Allegiance” for choir with band accompaniment. A total of 250 students will participate in this concert. They represent each grade level. The public is invited to attend the program. Tickets are on sale by the students or may be purchased at the door.

Speech Team To Have Barbecue Members of the Wawasee high speech team will be sponsoring a chicken barbecue at tjhe school this Saturday between the hours of 5 and 8 p.m. Tickets for the event may be purchased at the door and carryouts will be available. The menu will include one-half of a chicken and baked beans, relish, dessert and drink. Honored On 12th Birthday Diana Lazano, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Alex Lazano of Milford was honored on her 12th birthday last Friday when nine girlfriends and her brothers and sisters went roller skating. The girls later enjoyed a slumber party. Enjoying the evening were Robin Auer, Jody Linville, Rachel Morris, Debbie Lantz, Stacy Willson, Lisa Bower. Beatrice Carvajal, Cindy Rink and Shelly Dalstrohm and her sister, Sandy and brothers Rocky and Alex, Jn

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