The Mail-Journal, Volume 9, Number 17, Milford, Kosciusko County, 24 May 1972 — Page 23

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Honored — (Continued From Page 1) DONALY LLOYD NYCE, JR. Mr. and Mrs. Donald ‘Red’ Nyce are the parents of Donald and they reside at r 3 Syracuse. Donald will be honored at a party at his grandmother’s, Mrs. Bessie Nyce, following graduation on May 28. Family and friends are invited to attend. Donald plans to work following his graduation. DAVID ALLEN BESS David is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Bess of r 2 Milford. David will be working at Chore-Time Equipment, Inc., following graduation. He will be honored at a graduation party at his home following graduation on Sunday, May 28. to which relatives and friends are invited. JANICE OOMS Mr. and Mrs. Richard Ooms are the parents of Janice and they reside at r 1 Leesburg. Janice is planning to attend business college at Kokomo following graduation. Janice will be guest of honor at a get together on June 4 to which relatives and friends are invited PAULVANDYKE Paul Wesley* Van Dyke, son of Mrs. Mary Van Dyke, 100 Medusa court, Syracuse, will be honored with an open house in the VanDyke home following graduation exercises. RONN EARY Ronn Eary, son of Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Eary of r 1 Cromwell, will be honored at a small reception in the Eary home following commencement.

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BRIAN MIKEL Brian Burrell Mikel, son of Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Mikel, r 2 Syracuse, will be honored at a reception in the Mikel home following the Sunday graduation exercises. KATHLEEN THORNBURG Kathleen Marie Thornburg, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Searfoss of Syracuse, will be guest of honor at a family dinner following the Sunday graduation ceremonies. MARSHA STRICKLER Marsha Strickler, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Tom Strickler of r 4 Syracuse, will be honored at a family open house at the Strickler home following the Sunday graduation exercises. DALLAS UMMEL Dallas Devon Ummel, son of Mr. and Mrs. Devon Eldon Ummel, r 4 Syracuse, will be honored with a buffet reception in the Ummel home following graduation services. RODNEY L. HOLLAR Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Hollar of r 2 Milford are planning a get together following graduation exercises for their son Rodney. Relatives and friends will be attending the party. Rodney will be helping farm after graduation. LYDIA JANE SHEARER Pastor and Mrs. Carl Shearer are the parents of Lydia and they reside in Milford. Lydia plans to work at the Om nursing home this summer and attend Lincoln Christian college at Lincoln, 111., this fall. Lydia s parents are planning an open house following graduation and relatives and friends are invited.

KAY ANN WALDBESER Kay Ann is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Alvin Waldbeser of r 1 Milford. She plans to work following her graduation. A get together is planned following the graduation exercises to which relatives and friends are invited. CLARK RASSI Mr. and Mrs. Lowell Rassi of r 2 Milford are the parents of Clark who plans to attend the Purdue extension at Fort Wayne following graduation. He will be taking up pre-med studies. His parents are planning a get together following graduation exercises to which relatives and friends are invited. PEGGE DUNE DOTY Pegge is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Harry Dale Doty of Turkey Creek Dr., Milford. A party is being planned for Pegge following graduation on May 28 to which relatives and friends are invited. Pegge will be working this summer and attending Manchester college this fall. KATHLEENJONES Kathleen Marie Jones, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. W. T. Jones, Jr., Syracuse, will be guest of honor at a reception for family and friends following graduation services. Reception will be in the Jones home. JEFF PLUMER Jeffrey Lee Plumer, son of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Plumer of r 1 Syracuse, will be honored with a buffet in the Plumer home, for a number of family and friends, following graduation. BARRY BAUMBAUGH Mr. and Mrs. William Baumbaugh of r 2 Syracuse will honor their son. Barry William, at a family reception in the Baumbaugh home following the Sunday graduation. CATHY SUE FOX Cathy is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Fox of r 1 Milford. She is planning to work following graduation on May 28. A get together is planned for relatives and friends following the graduation exercise. LINDA SHIVELY Linda Sue Shively, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Allen Shively, 225 West Brooklyn, Syracuse, will be honored in the Shively home with 'an open house following commencement services. JANICE H.AMELL Janice Marie Hamell. daughter of the Ralph Hamells of 500 North Harrison street, Syracuse, will be honored with an open house in the Hamell home following graduation and a number of family will be spending the week end in the Hamell home. lauren McFarland A number of family members away from the area will be attending the Sunday graduation services for Lauren Joan McFarland, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Donald McFarland, r 2 Syracuse.

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GEORGE XANDERS 111 Friends and relatives of George Laucks Xanders 111, son of Mr. and Mrs. G. Laucks Xanders, 178 North Shore drive, Syracuse, will join at the Xanders home for a buffet following graduation. CAROLGREEN Carol Mae Green, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Edwin Green of r 1 Cromwell, will be honored by a number of friends and relatives at a light buffet in the Green home following commencement services. JONICAPLE Joni Renee Caple will be honored at the home of her parents, the John Caples, Syracuse, with a reception following commencement services. i LINDA BITNER Linda Ann Bitner, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Bitner of 612 South Main street, Syracuse, will be guest of honor at an open house in the Bitner home following graduation. ROGERSMITH Roger Dale Smith, son of Donald Smith of Syracuse and Mrs. David Payne, North Webster, will be honored on graduation day with a small family dinner in the Smith home and a reception on June 4 in the Payne home.

Syracuse Library Notes

By BONNIE BJELLA The book club for grades 1 thru 5 at the Syracuse public library starts June 1 and ends August 9. Awards Day will be on August 11. The theme this year is “World Traveler.” Each child, with his own **suitcase” sets out, with his library card as his round trip ticket, to visit many interesting places of the world. Travel stickers from countries and continents the world over transforms the suitcase into a record of the “travels” of each child. Stickers will be awarded for any book read by the child in his or her own grade or reading level. Kindergartners may enter in the “Owl” listening division. For each book read to them, they may put a feather on the “Owl.” There will be a limit of three cards to each child which will equal 30 books. On awards day, the children will receive a ribbon for reading one book or more and a reading certificate for reading 10 or more. Plan to enter the “Club” early so reading can be a pleasure and not a race against time. The library will be closed on Memorial Day, May 29. Proved A man recently won a bet by entering a restaurant with a lion. He wished to prove that waiters could move quickly.

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AWARD FOR MRS. WILSON — Dr. Jack Gruenfelder, left, president of the Indiana Association for Retarded Children, presents the personal award to Mrs. Howard (June) Wilson for developing the method of teaching the ringing of handbells to the mentally retarded and others who do not read music. Mrs. Wilson is also the editor of the “Cardinal Clippings.”

Mrs. Wilson Honored At State Meeting

The staff of Cardinal Center recently attended the 15th annual conference of the Indiana Association for Retarded Children. The keynote speech was delivered by Dr. Frank Menolascino whose topic was “The Right To Be". This very provocative speaker instilled enthusiasm and set the trend for the entire conference. At the awards banquet on Friday evening, Cardinal Center was honored for the second consecutive year when the best newsletter awaFd was presented

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fw the “Cardinal Clippings”, a bi-monthly publication of the Council for the Retarded of Kosciusko county. This publication is sent to members, donors and other interested persons. The second award received was presented to Mrs. Howard (June) Wilson. This was a special award presented for developing a system of music learning which teaches concentration and reaction and increases attention span far above normal limits.