The Mail-Journal, Volume 9, Number 40, Milford, Kosciusko County, 1 November 1972 — Page 12

THE MAIL-JOURNAL — Wed., Nov. 1, 1972

Jack Snell To Testify At State Department Court

Jack Snell of Warsaw, a staff consultant of the Indiana department of public instruction on environmentalization of education, has been invited by the U.S. State Department to testify before the U.S. National Commission for UNESCO (United Nations Economic, Social and Cultural Organization). Snell will be one of 450 persons in the United States to give evidence at the commission’s World Court on Human Behavior: Man on Trial, a fourday conference to be held in Houston, Texas, November 19-22 to gather information for UNESCO concerning the impact of human behavior on the global environment. FORSALE Full Size Mobile Home Lot With Wawasee Access, Easy Terms For Quick Deal. CALL 856-2130 DAYSONLY

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r~HELMiLfcr~~] I I | Bill G. O | I COBURN | | Democrat H JB | | Kosciusko County I I I | Commissioner | i NORTHERN DISTRICT § S w A resident of the Syracuse community since 1953. Eight years business experience, wholesale and retail. Member of Turkey Creek township board of zoning appeals, having served as chairman and secretary. Member of: St. Andrews United Methodist church, Past Master Syracuse Lodge 454, Scottish Rite Valley of Fort Wayne, Shrine Mizpah Temple of Fort Wayne, American Legion, charter member Syracuse VFW unit, and Moose Lodge of Goshen. S Vote For A Man With Proven Leadership S is Vote For A Leader, Not A Follower | | Be Sure To Vote November 7 I Paid Bv Bill G. Coburn, Syracuse

JACK SNELL As an observer at the United Nations World Conference on the Human Environment in Stockholm, Sweden, June 5-16, Snell received an official “subpoena” from the U.S. State Department to be a member of one of twelve juries of the court. Snell’s testimony will center on the process of en-

vironmentalizing education. He said the environmental education process now in the pilot study phase in Indiana has implications for world environmental education. The world environmental education effort is expected to be under the auspices of UNESCO and the environmental secretariate proposed for the U. N. by the Stockholm conference, Snell said. As a member of the recently appointed state task force established by state superintendent John Loughlin to write a plan for environmental education, Snell has been involved in designing program for the public schools, universities, adult and continuing education programs, and community educational resources including the media, business and government, and labor organizations. He said the same educational process can apply to national as well as global education. Major emphasis in the process of environmentalizing education, Snell noted, is placed upon orientation of the traditional course content to emphasize the relationship to the environment that exists naturally and which makes learning relevant to students. He also pointed out that the process includes taking an interdisciplinary approach to education whereby all the disassociated curriculum areas are interrelated and used to prepare students to solve continually changing problems of living and surviving in the environment. “Ultimately, it is hoped, this process of educating people to the realities of living compatibly within their environments will lead to a change in human attitudes and values concerning the realities of what is required of humans to survive in an environment fit for quality living,” Snell concluded. Ann Hummel Promoted At United Telephone Ann Hummel, box 233 Syracuse, has been promoted to P.B.X. service advisor for United Telephone Company of Indiana, Inc. Robert Swank, general traffic manager for the firm, made the announcement today. Mrs. Hummel joined United in 1961, and has served as commercial secretary until her recent promotion. Prior to joining United, she was a legal secretary for the late R. Leon Connolly. L She is a graduate of Leesburg high school, and a member of All Saints Episcopal church of Wawasee, and serves on the Vicar’s committee.

Syracuse Library Notes By BONNIE BJELLA Children’s Book week is November 13 through 19 and theme this year at the Syracuse library is “Book Now, Books Wow.” An added feature at the Syracuse Public Library is a book marker contest for children in grades one through six. Rules and prizes arenas follows or may be obtained in the children’s department at the library: 1. General theme to use is Books 2. Entries will be judged on neatness and originality 3. Use paper 8” by 2%” (You may pick up your paper at the library.) 4. Make any design or use any verse you wish 5. Use black or blue ink or magic markers. Please do not use crayons or colored pencils 6. Please be sure your bookmarker has your full name and grade at the bottom 7. Only entries from children in grades 1-6 will be considered in the judging 8. All entries must be in to the library by November 16. Winners will be announced on November 18.

MATTHEW E. WELSH - Democrat F . r GOVERNOR Indiana <_, - J _ V - ■■ | A (| A Man — fa Man ft Os. X Os Proven Proven Ability fK/KKL 11 Integrity r— -■ 1 MATTHEW E. WELSH ! Matt Welsh Stands For Ending Tax Waste ix Matt Welsh Stands For Stopping Drug Traffic ix Matt Welsh Stands For More Jobs Always Has That’s Why Indiana Needs Matt Welsh As Governor Again Paid Pol. Adv — Kosciusko County Democratic Central Committee, Warsaw Jack Summe, Chr.; Nell Reed, Vice Chr.; Doris Wright, Sec; William Fackler, Trees.

9. Cash prizes will be given for first, second and third in grades 1-3; and first, second and third in grades 4-6. 10. The bookmarkers of the two first place winners will be printed and used at the library until the supply runs out. 11. Only one entry to each child. Enjoy the contest and why not enjoy a good book, too? Driver Cited Following Two Car Accident Ronald L. Baumgartner, 28, Milford, driving a 1968 Chevrolet, was rammed from behind by Arvil A. Bowling, 31, Bremen, driving a 1972 Chevrolet truck Friday at 11:45 a.m. Baumgartner was eastbound on U.S. 6 and had slowed to make a right turn into the parking lot of Stahl y-St ill son Auto Sales, Nappanee, when the accident occurred. Bowling was arrested following the accident for driving while under the influence of alcoholic beverages. No injuries were reported. ATTEND WORKSHOP Mrs. John Groat and Mrs. Rebecca Kitson, both of Syracuse, attended the work shop at the Fellowship Baptist church, Warsaw, last Friday evening.

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