The Mail-Journal, Volume 10, Number 20, Milford, Kosciusko County, 13 June 1973 — Page 14
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THE MAIL-JOURNAL—Wed., June 13,1973
■ IB Mißr4 > JBK9H jbENBS9L»«* j Jy < •▼ JlBi I Mi" fl || n I ■ h&jtr Ki ** MSI "ObR 1 THIRD PLACE TEAM — Members of the Wawasee high school Future Farmers of America livestock judging team that won third place in the state contest held recently at Purdue are shown above. From left are Lee Beer, Craig Tucker, Kip Tom and Brian Tucker. The fifth member of the team, Mark Vanlaningham, was not present when the picture was taken.
Wawasee's livestock judging team wins high honors at state
Members of the Wawasee high school Future Farmers of America livestock judging team received high honors at the state contest held Friday. A total of 40 teams composed of 200 individuals participated. Each team had qualified by county and district eliminations. Wawasee won first place in the county and took third in the
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district. The team placed first in beef judging at the state contest and won third in overall competition. Craig Tucker was high individual in beef judging with Kip Tom being fifth. Tucker held his score to place as high over-all individual with a total score of 818 out of 900 points. Wawasee is now eligible to
attend the Eastern National Livestock judging contest. It will be held in Richmond, Va., in September. Team members making the trip will be Tucker, Kip Tom, Brian Tucker and Mark Vanlaningham. In the dairy judging competition Lee Beer was tenth high individual out of 200 in the contest.
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Honor roll listed at Milford junior high
The honor roll for the school year at Milford junior high has been released by principal Marion Acton. It follows: Distinguished Seventh grade — David Baker, Phil Stichter and Lydia Tucker Sixth grade — Scott Arnold, Kathy Bice, Kelli Price and Terena Ryman Regular Roll Eighth grade — Scott Hartter, Diane Kesler, Daniel Martin, Rosa Melendez, Freida Miller, Deborah Phillips, Dawn Price and Ron Wuthrich Seventh grade — Roger Baumgartner, Kathy Beer, Beatriz Carvajal, Kathy Harwood, Jody Linville, Rachel Morris, Laura Tucker, Greg Wiggs and Rex Wuthrich Sixth grade — Andrew Brown, Vicki Evans, Brian Hartman, Roger Hawn, Kelly Hoover, Mischelle Johnston, Cindy Kammerer, Joel Korenstra, Pete Ludwig, Tamara Miller, Julia t Rhodes, Doug Ruch, Brenda Skelton, Tilly Stubbe, Kathy Troup and Douglas Weisser Grading Period The honor roll for the final grading period has been released as follows: Distinguished Eighth grade — Scott Hartter and Dawn Price Seventh grade — David Baker, Phil Stichter and Lydia Tucker Sixth grade — Scott Arnold, Kathy Bice, Kelli Price, Julia Rhodes and Terena Ryman Regular Roll Eighth grade — Jeff Hoerr, Diane Kesler, Daniel Martin, Freida Miller, Sue Rogers, Norman Vanlaningham and Ron Wuthrich
Seventh grade — Roger Baumgartner, Maureen Jackson, Laura Tucker, Edward Vanlaningham and Rex Wuthrich Sixth grade — Brian Hartman, Roger Hawn, Mischelle Johnston, Cindy Kammerer, Joel Korenstra, Tilly Stubbe, Kathy Troup and Douglas Weisser 36 enrolled in Bible school The Syracuse Church of God has been holding vacation Bible school each evening this week with 36 children enrolled. \ Others involved ar/ the teachers. Pre-schoolers, Mrs. Gary Firestone with Neva Snyder assisting; primary, Mrs. Eugene DruckamiUer assisted by Mrs. Jerry Stutzman; middlers, Mrs. Carl Hadley with Craig Koble assisting; juniors, Wilmer Frederick assisted by Mrs. Arnold Grindle; junior high, Mrs. Oliver Hibschman and Mrs. Steve Stine assisting. Debbie Grindle and Craig Koble are pianists; Kim and Gay Grindle and Mrs. Richard Coy are choristers; Rev. Walter Burcham and Mrs. George Yerger give devotions each evening. Refreshments were in the charge of Mrs. William Stutzman. Mr. and Mrs. Herman Sautbine of Milford had week end guests of Mr. and Mrs. Lester Sautbine and family of Portland. Sunday guests were Mr. and Mrs. Max Rienhardt and Mr. and Mrs. John Augsburger, all of Bum.
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Social injustice
Dear Editor: Within the last decade the term “social injustice” has been applied to many conditions in which the acts of our society have been questioned. I was once one who scoffed the term. However, I now stand ready to unite with any person that has a just reason for crying out “social injustice.” I was driving home from work, and I ran a stop sign. I was duly stopped and ticketed by a county officer. I was to appear in court before the Warsaw Justice of the Peace at 8 p.m. the next evening. However, due to an 11 hour work day combined with running a jack hammer, and shoveling dirt all day I was unable to appear. I did not call and I realize that I should have, but I didn’t. Friday was the same and I didn’t get off of work in time to get to a phone to call his Honor. The week end was next and I would have gone in to see him then but it seems that his Honor is not in on week ends. So, Monday was the first real chance I had to call. Due to the fact that we have no phone at our house, I had to go to a friend’s house to make the long distance phone call. I tried to explain my reason for not appearing, however, could not because our public servant would not let me
get a word in edgewise. He asked me if I would act the same way if the same conditions would prevail, to this I said yes. At this point I wanted to tell him that I would, however, call and tell him I would not be able to appear if the same conditions would prevail, however, he would not hear me out. He said what he wanted and then promptly hung up on me. I was shocked at the way he acted and called again, but he once again hung up on me. This is a disgraceful way for a man of justice to act. I wanted to explain my reason for not showing up and to say I was sorry, but he would not allow me this right. It seems that our public servant would not listen to a member of the public he is to serve.
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I did then go to Warsaw to see this justice of the peace. I was once again unable to explain because his Honor proceeded to “chew me out” before a host of people waiting to see him. This it seems was to demonstrate his power over the common citizen, and to prove that he was the justice for our county. If this is an example of justice in our county, then I feel it is time for a change. I paid my fine and feel that I did my duty as a citizen. I have as of yet not received any apology from our public servant. I realize the nearest thing to an apology I will receive from him is a receipt showing that I paid for my ticket. I also realize that the king will remain on his throne, and rule over his people with an iron hand, a hand that knows only the feeling of supreme power. Thank you, David W. Baumgartner May police report Milford town marshal Don Drake has given the following report for the month of May: Miscellaneous calls — 89 Messages delivered —7 Accidents investigated — 3 Assisted other units — 2 Reported thefts — 2 Reported vandalisms —1 Arrests — 16 The police car was driven a total of 1,027 miles.