The Mail-Journal, Volume 10, Number 24, Milford, Kosciusko County, 11 July 1973 — Page 12
THE MAIL-JOURNAI— Wed., July 11,1973
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Dr. Craig new president Lakeland school board
Dr. Robert Craig, well known Syracuse physician, was elected president of the Lakeland Community School Corporation in a short re-organization meeting held at the corporation offices last Tuesday evening. Floyd Baker made the motion, seconded by Bill Little. Little was elected vice president, and Floyd Baker reelected secretary of the corporation, and Marion (“Bud”) Lantz was re-elected treasurer. Robert E. Reed was re-elected the corporation’s attorney at the same S4OO per year salary. Evelyn (Mrs. Philip) Fawley was re-elected recording • secretary. Take Oath Os Office Sitting in on his first board meeting was Philip Payne, North Webster plumbing and heating
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DR. ROBERT CRAIG contractor, who was elected to the seat held by Jerry Helvey for the past eight years. The oath of office was administered to Payne and Bill Little by attorney Reed. Little was elected last fall following his appointment to the board to serve the unexpired term of Kenneth Haney, Jefferson township farmer, who resigned in December 1969. In other business, the board approved a federally financed six-week, half-day summer program for migrants in the Milford elementary school with Lewis I. Immel and Mrs. Maria Garza as instructors. The bus will be driven by Dan Levernier. The program received high praise from board member Little and superintendent Arnold commented on the cooperation the program received last year from parents. Superintendent Arnold reported on the special education program, stating the school must take over legal responsibility for special education students, ages six to 18, beginning September 1. At the present time there are ten such students enrolled at the Cardinal Learning Center in Warsaw.
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Business manager Lantz explained about the four sections of the boiler at the North Webster school being cracked, explaining that consideration is being given to the installation of two small steel dual-fuel boilers. Authorization was given Lantz to hire Charles F. Lamm, South Bend engineer, to draw up specifications, working on a ten per cent fee, to resolve the heating problem at the North Webster school. Area graduates of Ferris State BIG RAPIDS, MICH. — Degrees and certificates were granted to 2,300 graduates at Ferris State College Commencement exercises recently. Graduates included students who had completed their programs of study in the summer, fall, and winter terms, as well as in the spring quarter. Speaker for the exercises was Edward N. Cole, President of General Motors corporation. Honorary LL.D, degrees were conferred upon Cole; Zenon C. R. Hansen, Chairman of the Board and Chief Executive Officer for Mack Trucks, Inc.; and Roy Wood Sellars, Professor Emeritus of Philosophy at the University of Michigan. Dr. Sellars is a 1898 Ferris graduate. Attending the ceremonies in Top Taggart Stadium were ap- f proximately 7,000 persons including the graduates, families, friends and faculty. Among those receiving degrees and certificates were: Goshen - B. S. Business Administration, Dale H. Delcamp, 209 S. 22d street Syracuse - A.A.S. Machine Tool, Roger A. Butt, r 1 Warsaw - A.A.S. Heavy Equipment Service, Russell H. Bock, 105 Woodlawn Drive KING FERDINAND On July 9, 1746, Ferdinand VI became king of Spain following the death of Philip V.
Hepler new WoNee board member
A special meeting of the board of school trustees of the Wa-Nee community schools was held at 8:30 p.m. July 2. The primary purpose of this meeting was to install the newly elected board member Robert D. Hepler and to elect board officers for the coming year. After the oath of office was administrated by school board attorney and notary Joseph W. Kindig, Robert D. Hepler, newly elected member from Scott and Jefferson townships, was declared as being a duly installed member of the Wa-Nee community schools’ board of school trustees. Board president Mrs. Margaret Hoffer appointed Superintendent Weddle to serve as chairman until new officers were elected. Dr. Robert Abel as well as other members of the board expressed their appreciation to Mrs. Hoffer for the service and leadership she had given the board over the past three years. Individuals placed in nomination and elected by the board unanimously for the 1973-74 school year were: Charles Stump — president Max Quakenbush — vice president James Graybill — secretary Appointments The board unanimously appointed the following to serve the Wa-Nee community schools for the fiscal year 1973-74: Treasurer — William Dorsey, assistant superintendent-special services Deputy treasurer — Mrs. Inez Rogers, financial secretary School attorney — Joseph W. Kindig was reappointed with the understanding that his fees would be in accordance with legal services rendered and he would file periodic claims for same. The board set the following dates for July meetings: Monday, July 16 — regular meeting Monday, July 30, — regular meeting. Final review of the budget prior to advancement August 8 and 9. . A letter of resignation was accepted with regret from William Wade in which he explained he had enjoyed his teaching position, but desired to enter private business. High school choral director Stanley A. Heckaman submitted a letter requesting a profession leave of absence for the purpose of professional growth for the school year 1973-74. This was approved by the board in accordance with board policy. The board asked a letter be written to Mr. Heckaman expressing appreciation for his many years of service as choir director for North Wood high school and his outstanding professional contribution to students of the WaNee school system. Old Business The superintendent discussed a change involving a proposal for the joint school to jointly purchase the Aux Chandelle facility. The proportionate share for each school to be prorated according to the various school districts’ assessed valuation. By jointly paying for the facility in the immediate future, the* joint schools would be providing the Elkhart County Association for the Retarded with immediate cash to build a facility for their newly proposed adult retarded vocational program and will also make it possible for the joint schools to use cumulative building funds or excess 1973 cash
rather than amortize the debt at a five per cent rate over an extended number of years, which of necessity would be charged to the general fund. The latter method of financing this facility would place a burden on each of the joint schools’ general funds since every school districts’ general fund revenue has been frozen as of 1973. New Business The board unanimously authorized offering new teacher contracts as follows: Dwight Thomas — vocal music, Nappanee middle school < Kathryn Thomas grade, Union Center school Linda Myers — one-half time kindergarten, Union Center school The board unanimously approved a proposal submitted by the superintendent to grant an approximate increase of five per cent plus S2O per month increments for all clerical workers eligible under the present approved salary schedule. Also, approved was a S2O per month increment in the presently approved schedule at the eighth year level of service. The newly approved clerical wage schedule will be itemized and placed on file in the superintendent’s office and a copy placed in the board minute book. The board approved the contracted salary for the financial secretary in the administration office as per board policy which places this secretary at the top of the non-degree teachers’ schedule; and, also approved an additional compensation for the financial secretary in the amount of S3OO for services as board recorder —a responsibility which has no direct relationship to the financial secretary’s responsibility. The following claims were approved for payment: General account $15,573.37 Construction account $28,579.95 Bike club plans ride to Epworth Forest A bike ride to Epworth Forest, North Webster, was planned for Sunday, July 15, when they met recently in Warsaw. About 30 people were present for the first meeting of the bicycle club. Dave Stookey of r 1 Leesburg was made ride leader. A ride was planned for Sunday, July 15, leaving REMC building, Warsaw, at 10 a.m. for Epworth Forest, North Webster. Please take a sack lunch. All children under 16 must be accompanied by an adult for this ride.
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Seven liquor licenses renewed recently Seven liquor licenses were renewed at a hearing July 3 by the local Alcoholic Beverage Board of Kosciusko county at the courthouse. The following applications were renewed: Liquor Locker, Inc. by Isabelle Stahley, Manager, R. R. 4 Syracuse, IN (Package Store) Beer, Liquor & Wine Dealer, 748 South Huntington St., Syracuse. Kale Island Beacon, Inc., by John Kimble, Pres., R. R. 1 Syracuse, IN, Mary Kimble, Sec., same address (Restaurant) Beer, Liquor and Wine Retailer, R. R. 1 Box 38 Syracuse Frog Tavern, Inc., by Ray Yoder Stockholder, R. R. 2 Syracuse, IN (Restaurant) Beer, Liquor & Wine Retailer, R. R. 4 (Kitson Park) Syracuse Service Liquors, Inc., by Dennis E. Blue, Pres., 927 Country Club Dr., Warsaw, IN, Patricia,L. Likens, Sec., 1904 E. Sheridan St., Warsaw, (Package Store) Beer, Liquor & Wine Dealer Hickory Lounge, Inc., by Mary E. Leininger, Pres. Box 447 Milford, IN, Robert Spicher, Sec., 351 E. Market, Nappanee, IN (Restaurant) Beer & Wine Retailer, N. Main St., Milford Veterans of Foreign Wars, No. 1126, Inc., by Robert Garee, R. R. 3 Warsaw, IN (Club) Beer, Liquor & Wine Retailer, 210 W. Winona Ave., Warsaw Donnie W. Smith dba Post Case (Restaurant) Beer, Liquor and Wine Retailer, Dance Permit, 231 First St., Pierceton There were no protestors present for the meeting. Monte S. Terry in middle east Recent word from the USS Stribling states that navy sonar technician third class Monte S. Terry is on a six month deployment to the middle east ““aboard the Stribling, which is a destroyer home-ported at Mayport, Fla. As a member of the U. S. middle east force Terry’s ship is tasked with promoting good will and better relations with countries bordering the Indian Ocean, Persian Gulf and Red Sea. He is the son of Monroe Terry of r 1 Leesburg. Car and bicycle collide near Syracuse David Charles Taylor, 16, r 4 Syracuse, received bumps and bruises in a bicycle-car mishap at 12:30 a.m. Wednesday, July 4. Aaron C. Rider, 17, r 1 Pierceton, was driving his car on SR 13, one-half mile south of Syracuse, near the Wawasee Bowl, when he collided with the Taylor bicycle. Rider told police he did not see the bike or its rider. Kosciusko county sergeant Ron Robinson listed damages at SSO to the car and $25 to the bicycle.
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