The Mail-Journal, Volume 9, Number 45, Milford, Kosciusko County, 6 December 1972 — Page 3
.CUSfejjO . / Lavon (Mrs. Ash) Hawk reminds us that Wawasee high school principal Henry Smith will talk to the Concerned Citizens Committee on Drugs at the school at 7:30 p.m. Monday, Jan. 8. She makes a big point that the public is invited and urged to attend. The committee is now two years old, having been formed December 4, 1970, and Lavon points out that drugs are still very much a problem in the Lakeland area. Are you listening? A new snowmobile club was formed last Wednesday night for the Syracuse-Wawasee area with Larry Clodfelter serving as its first president. The next meeting is scheduled for December 12 and persons missing the first meeting are urged to attend, in fellowship hall at Saint Andrew’s church. Leisurely taking a stroll on Indiana 13 north of town in the fast falling and slippery snow Friday around noon were two ponies and a horse. The trio got as far as the county line road but were later returned to their home just north of road 6. Vicki is back! Vicki is Vicki Hummel and she’s back at Syracuse Furniture, formerly Brammer’s Furniture, south of Syracuse. She’ll continue to reside at Warsaw, but will work full time at selling furniture and drapery. If you’re wondering who the tall, handsome man is around town, it’s probably John Holderman of Elkhart, an accountant who has an office in the First Charter Insurance building on a part time basis. John is married to the former Diana Alfrey, charming daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Jack Alfrey of Lake Wawasee. Syracuse Lions are at it again — selling Christmas trees, that is.
Free Kiddie Show Pickwick Theatre, Syracuse SATURDAY, DEC. 16 Shows at 10 a.m. and 1 p.m. Sponsored by Syracuse Police and Firemen and the Following Merchants:
SYRACUSE S & N Plumbing & Heating Syracuse Case Love Furniture First Charter Insurance Louie’s Bar & Grill Todd Realty Anderson Paint & Supply Co. American Industries Doug Pilcher Shoe Store Flowers By Fran Joe Baker Palace of Sweets, Syracuse & North Webster Elder Real Estate Marise’s Town & Lake Shop Klink’s Grocery & Market Star Store LaPetite Shoppe Syracuse Hardware The Mail-Journal Northern Indiana Public Service Co. Connolly’s Market Jay’s Insurance and Realty Foo & Faye Cantonese Restaurant Vega Corporation Syracuse Rubber Products Augsburger’s Food Palace The Weatherhead Company State Bank of Syracuse
Santa Claus will be there and treats given away Pick up your free tickets at any of the above listed merchants and businesses. Watch for more listings next week.
They have Christmas tree sales as one of their club’s major fundraising projects, and proceeds are used for their various local club projects. Jim Fry is club president, but he’s recruited some real salesmen from within his club to handle on-the-lot sales. A witty salesman, passing through Syracuse, was in town long enough to drop this gem: 1976 Democratic Presidential slate: Ted Kennedy and Tom Eagleton — waterproof and shockproof. With Thanksgiving over, thoughts have turned to Christmas and many homes and businesses have been decorating for the season. As one walked by Love Furniture, six youths were seen Friday afternoon, one in each window and each painting their own scene. Seems there is some fifth grade talent according to the finished scenes. One must drive by at night to fully appreciate the beautiful colors including the huge tree with tiny red lights in the home of Mrs. Betty Dust, her big outdoor tree and another on Dolan Drive. Were Linda and Charles dancing cheek-to-cheek recently? After watching the Sunday night news where a small (pop. 5500) Utah town was making a bid for the 1976 Winter Olympics after the state of Colorado voted to turn them down, the topic became the subject of interest at the Syracuse Case breakfast club on Monday morning. The little town in Utah has a slim (or is it fat?) chance of getting the Winter Olympics, but they did come away with several minutes of prime time on television news. And that ain’t bad! Anyway, the consensus at the breakfast club was that Syracuse should enter a competitive bid for same. What with Mt. Wawasee for skiing, and our lakes for the skating games, what could be nicer for the local economy. One thing they failed to mention: It will take about $1 million (more or less) to get the games here. Anyone with a loose million they can spare? A Proverb says: Where there is no vision, the people will perish.
Byland Jewelers Liquor Locker Kosciusko Beverage Co., Inc. Wawasee Village Hardware Tom Socks Sportswear Overhead Door Company of Syracuse, Inc. National 5 & 10c Store Bushong Barber Shop Frog Tavern Chris Koher Insurance Agency Bud’s Body Shop Turkey Creek Furniture Store Ganshorn Syracuse Quality Printers NORTH WEBSTER Boyer Jewelry Bank MILFORD Barth, Inc. C. S. Myers Ford Maple Leaf Farms, Inc. WARSAW Little Crow Milling Co. Pepsi-Cola Bottling Co. NEW PARIS Central Popcorn Co.
When it has leveled everything, fire burns itself out, and so does a lie. — Samuel Shellabarger. Have you taken a trip through Fascination Place recently. Growth and developments might amaze you, and some person or persons took great pride in area Christmas decorations. The annual free kiddie show at the Pickwick has been set for December 16 with shows at 10 and one. The police chief, this morning, gave a nice commendation to area drivers in-spite-of the hazardous driving conditions here since Monday, adding he was extremely proud of the drivers and no accidents had been reported in the town area. Have you seen Betty Menefee’s perfect marriage kit? It is clever, holds ten items and many clever thoughts.
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(Continued From Page 2) Thursday Night Ladies Pilcher’s Shoes 35 13 Louie’s Bar 33 15 B&K 32 16 Thornburg 30 18 Wawasee Electronics 30 18 Regent 28 20 Hinshaw Appl. 28 20 Frog Tavern 26 22 Kale Island Beacon 24 24 Chris Koher Ins. 24 24 Counting House Bank 23 25 Curl’s, Inc. 23 25 Bowen Motors 22 26 Brazel’s Bait 22 26 Lakeland Stand. 21 27 N.W. Fireman’s Aux. 20 28 Barth, Inc. 19 29 Lancer Tool & Die 18 30 NNN, Inc. 14 34 WKAM Radio 8 40 High team game: Wawasee Electronics — 821 High team series: Thornburg Drug — 2274 500 series: K. Knisley 530, M. Lambert 525, B. Nyce 512 450 series: B. Kern 490, A. Gallahan 483, H. Frushour 481, C. Hochstetler 474, G. Eyer 465, B. Menefee 465, L. Connolly 463, N. Spurting 463, F. Eby 455, C. Peterson 455, L. Culbertson 454, S. Wolferman 454, R. Easley 453 200 games: K. Knisley 206 170 games: M. Lambert 186, 190, A. Gallahan 192, B. Nyce 191,
Christmas program Sunday at Milford
The Milford junior high school will present its annual Christmas program on Sunday, Dec. 10, at 2:30 p.m. in the Milford junior high gym. The program will feature selections by the fifth grade choir under the direction of Susan Sullivan. Susan is a native of Summerset, Ky. They will sing “O Come, O Come Emanuel,” Traditional; “Pat-a-Pan,” by Monnoye; “How Far To Bethlehem,” by Caldwell. Mr. DeLay will direct the orchestra. This is Mr. DeLay’s first year here at Milford. He comes to us from New York, and is originally a native of Indiana. Selections by the orchestra will be “Adeste Fideles,” by Reading; “Good King Wenceslas,” Traditional; “Up On The Housetop,” Traditional; “The First Noel,” Traditional. The sixth grade choir will sing “Fairest Child,” by Warner; “O Listen To The Angels’ Song,” by Ringwald; “Savior Child,” by Rocherolle. The seventh and eighth grade choir will sing “I Heard The Bells
Milford junior high honor roll released for first period
The Milford junior high school honor roll has been announced for the first nine week grading period. It follows: Distinguished honor roll — Scott Arnold, David Baker, Andrew Brown, Kelli Price, Phil Stichter, Laura Tucker and Lydia Tucker. Honor roll — Roger
L. Connolly 186, C. Hochstetler 183, B. Menace 183, P. Benson 178, B. Kern 177-187, H. Frushour 174, 175, K. Knisley 176 Tuesday Night Ladies Miller’s Mobile Park 43 13 Frog Tavern 40 16 Syracuse Rubber 34 22 Hawk’s Rec. 33 23 Bellman’s Case 30 26 Wawa Ski Club 30 26 Walter Drug Co. 24 32 Augsburgers 24 32 White Front 22 34 Wawasee Construction 21 35 Bitner’s Antiques 21 35 Elko Homes 14 42 High team series and game: Frog Tavern — 2298, 796 500 series: A. Harper 189, 160, 207-556, M. Dixon 166,189,164-519, S. Keim 182, 179-509 450 series: S. Hoover 173, ISO--486, J. Wortinger 161, 189-480, C. Whitacre 194-478, M. Pifer 167-471 160 games: L. Crow 177, G. Byrd 175, D. Kitson 169, K. Caudill 169, B. Hamilton 166, M. Salina 165 Hits & Misses Browns Blades & Bits 32 20 Brazels Bait 31 21 Misfits 31 21 Campbells Market 30 22 Buds Body Shop 29 23 American Industries 28 24 Sudlows Pier 26 26 Syracuse Mobil 25% 26% S. &S. 23% 28% Elmatt Corp. 4 48 High team series: Browns Blades & Bits — 1900 High team game: American Industries — 661 500 series: B.- Brown 565, D. Butler 532, B. Simon 577 450 series: S. Gilbert 457 200 games: B. Brown 202, B. Simon 213 170 games: E. Mast 171, S. Gilbert 172, D. Mangona 175 Sunday Night Mixed Sleepy Owl Inn 28 16 R&R 25 19 Windsor 23 21 T&P 23 21 The Kids 22% 21% Alley Cats 21 23 Lakeland Standard 21 23 Mid American 20% 23% Jenny’s Kitchenette 20 24 Taylor Wholesale 16 28 High team series: Sleepy Owl Inn — 1729 High team game: Lakeland
§ Open House | Stag Party M Saturday, Dec. 9—6 to 8 p.m. IEICU ALI YOU rldlT CAN EAT Entertainment Tickets sold at the door • S 2 OO American Legion Milford
On Christmas Day,” by Rhea; “Hosanna!”, arranged by Hoffman; “Roundelay Noel,” by Young. The combined choirs will sing “Let Us Go To Bethlehem,” a Spanish-American carol arrangement by Ringwald; and “Silent Night,” the traditional Christmas carol. The sixth grade band will play three Christmas carols, a medley arrangement of “Away In a Manger,” “We Three Kings,” and “O Come All Ye Faithful,” arranged by Kinyon; “Tinsel and Holly,” another medley featuring “Jolly Old Saint Nicholas,” “Infant So Gentle,” “O Come, Little Children,” and “We Wish You a Merry Christmas,” arranged by Balent. The seventh and eighth grade band will play “The Little Drummer Boy,” arranged by Ployhar; “Holiday On Ice,” by Christensen; “Winter Wonderland,” arranged by Edmondson. The sixth, seventh and eighth grade choirs and bands are under the direction of Jim L. White.
Baumgartner, Kathy Beer, Vicki Evans, Sara Gaskill, Diane Kesler, Joel Korenstra, Pete Ludwig, Daniel Martin, Rosa Melendez, Tamara Miller, Rachel Morris, Deborah Phillips, Dawn Price, Julia Rhodes, Brenda Skelton, Tilly Stubbe, Kathy Troup, Gregg Wiggs and Ron Wuthrich.
Standard — 636 500 series: (men) C. Clemons 545, K. Tobias 546, R. Caudill 523, J. DeSomer 524, (women) A. Harper 519 200 games: (men) C. Clemons 224, K. Tobias 213 170 games: (women) C. Simpson 174, K. Caudill 177, A. Harper 194 Milford Business Walter Drug 41% 18% Augsburger-Syra. 38 22 Campbell’s Market 37 23 Milford T.V. 36 24 Smallwood Service 32 28 Little & Clark 31 29 Berk’s Body Shop 31 29 Hickory Lounge 29 31 Augsburger-Milf. 25 35 Sharp’s Hardware 22% 37% Wick’s Marina 20 40 C. S. Myers 18 42 High team series and game: Campbell’s Market — 2946, 1020 500 series. R. Thibaut 586, K. Knisley 570, B. Simon 566, P. Campbell 547, H. Troup 545, D. Butler 539, L. Newman 536, C. Berkeypile 532, R. Herr 532, R. Buhrt 527, J. Bary 520, M. Smith 512, J. Caple 510, B. Kaiser 504, M. Chambers 501, D. Dust 500, S. Stump 500 200 games: M. Smith 225, B. Simon 222,203, R. Thibaut 221, H. Troup 212, K. Knisley 214, R. Herr 201 Milford's 7th graders tour Manchester Members of the seventh grade language arts class of Milford toured the Manchester college campus on Tuesday and enjoyed visits with three foreign students during the day. The classes ate taught by Mrs. Dorothy Williams and Randy Gillenwater. They enjoyed hearing talks by and questioning college students from France, West Germany and Japan. Mrs. Richard (Annie Lange) Bender, a graduate of Milford high school and Manchester college, accompanied the group and showed them the campus. Arrangements for the day were made by James Garber of the college.
Lakeland (SCHOOL NEWS*
Open house and demo, lunch set at Syracuse
The Syracuse Parent-Teacher organization will be holding an open house, demonstration lunch and book fair on the evening of December 7. The demonstration lunch will be from 5:30 to 6:45 to give parents a chance to see what a typical daily school lunch is. The tickets must be purchased in advance, no tickets will be sold at the door. Chairman of the
NEXT WEEK IN THE LAKELAND SCHOOLS Today 6:30 p.m. — Christmas Carol Banquet at Wawasee high school 6:30 p.m. — WHS intramurals at Syracuse junior high school Thursday 4 p.m. — Syracuse sixth grade basketball vs New Paris at Syracuse s 5:30-6:45 — Demonstration lunch in Syracuse cafeteria. Open house and book fair from 6:158:15. P.T.O. sponsored. 6:30 p.m. — WHS freshman basketball at Wawasee Prep. 6:30p.m. — WHS swimming at Blackford 7 p.m. — Adult education at WHS, sewing in room 104, cake decorating in cafeteria, machine shop in room 303 Friday 6:30p.m. — WHS basketball vs Warsaw at Wawasee Saturday WHS basketball at Triton Sunday 2:30 p.m. — Milford junior high Christmas program Monday 4:30 p.m. — WHS freshman basketball vs Whiteman at Wawasee 4 p.m. — Milford 6th grade basketball vs Talma at Milford 7:30 p.m. — North Webster junior high Christmas music program 7:30 p.m. — FFA meeting in room 307 and gym at Wawasee Tuesday 3:45 — Syracuse sixth grade basketball at North Webster 6 p.m. — WHS freshman basketball at Plymouth 6 p.m. — Milford junior high
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Wed., Dec. 6,1972 — THE MAIL-JOURNAL
demonstration lunch is Mrs. Ervin Miller. Open house will be held from 6:15 to 8:15 with no formal program planned. Parents and friends are invited to visit the teachers and classrooms in which they are interested. The teachers will be present and parents are invited to talk tc them and observe the work their children are doing.
basketball vs Towncrest at Milford. 6 p.m. — Syracuse junior high basketball at West Noble 7 p.m. — FTA Christmas program in cafeteria annex 7 p.m. — Adult education, sewing in room 104 and typing in room 217 7 p.m. — WHS open swimming Wednesday 3:45 p.m. — GAA volleyball, Syracuse at Milford junior high 6:30 p.m. — WHS intramurals 7 p.m. — FFA basketball at Rochester Junior high honor roll at. Syracuse A total of 44 students earned a place on the Syracuse junior high academic honor roll at the end of the first nine week grading period, with 16 students placing on the distinguished honor roll for no more than one B with all other grades as A in all academic subjects. To place on the honor roll, a student must earn at least one A and no C’s in academic subjects. The citizenship grades given by each teacher must also average a B or better for both honor rolls. Eighth graders accomplishing this are Andrea Griffith, Sandy Rinker, Susan Shank and Craig Koble. Seventh graders are Libby Alberts, Teresa Carpenter, Lisa Gose, Diane Pittman, Jody Willard and Brain Larson. Again this year, the Syracuse Parent-Teacher Organization will sponsor an activity for all students on the honor roll the first x grading periods. Distinguished B Sixth grade — Nancy Amos, Tonya Coquillard/ Lisa Mohler, Susie Silveus and Mark Stiffler. Seventh Grade — Libby Alberts, Teresa Carpenter and Lisa Gose. Eighth grade — Becky Busch, Andrea Griffith, Craig Koble,
This year is the second year for the book fair which will be held in the old gym from 6 to 8:15, however, children at school will be able to view the books during the day prior to the scheduled hour of the fair. Any further questions concerning the book fair may be answered by Mrs. Gareth Meek, book fair chairman or by the school librarians.
Patricia McQuillian, Sandy Rinker, J. C. Schrock, Susan Shank and Brian Slabaugh. Regular Sixth grade — Joni Denney, Marty De Witt, Toni Flowers, John Haffner, Paul Kline, Don Marquardt, Ryan Owen, Brenda Sherk and Doug Van Lue. Seventh grade — Kathy Brouwer, Stan Kroh, Lorraine Meek, Rick McKibben, Jo Ann Norton, Diane Pittman, Bryan Smith, Terry Smith, Rachel Stiffler, Donna Tingley and Judy Willard. Eighth grade — Mark Amos, Kim Beezley, Gary Brown, Sue Gans, Mary Kitson, John Naab, Paul Newcomer and Robyn Watkins.
QsctoolH Ft=7LUNCH A MENUS 1 WaiSHSSJSSCSQ — Submarine sandwich with lettuce and pickle, potato soup and crackers, fruit, cookie and milk. TUESDAY — Hamburger and gravy, mashed potatoes, carrot sticks, bread and butter, cherry cobbler and milk. WEDNESDAY — Beef and noodles, cabbage salad or broccoli with cheese sauce, bread and butter, fruit, brownie and milk. THURSDAY — Ham salad sandwich, fried potatoes, lettuce salad, cottage cheese, fruit and milk. FRIDAY — Hamburger sandwich, pickle slices, buttered corn, fruit and milk.
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