The Mail-Journal, Volume 11, Number 4, Milford, Kosciusko County, 20 February 1974 — Page 8

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READY FOR DISNEY — Syracuse fifth grade student Tim Kroh is ready fa the Syracuse elementary fine arte festival set for Thursday night at thf Syracuse school. The theme being used is "The Wonderful World of Disney.”

Annual fine arts festival Thursday

The annual Syracuse elementary fine arts festival is set for this Thursday evening at 7:30 pm in the boys’ gym Theme being used for the evening of music and art will be "The Wonderful World of Disney" and will feature songs, dances, and costumed characters, from every grade level, kindergarten through grade five. Every child in the school will be participating Favorite characters from the “Magic Kingdom" will be making appearances Art work by elementary

Whitko high school honor roll released

Richard V Reed, principal of Whitko high school, has released the following list of students who achieved honor status for the second nine week grading penod and-or semester honor roll: "A” honor roll, seniors, second nine weeks: Deborah Calhoun. Nancy Dome. Deb Eberhart. Londa Ellenwood. Terri Johnson. Cheryl Knarr. Sandra Lepley and Maureen Westrick. “B” honor roll. Mike Bollinger. Roger Bruce. Andy Chalk. Tim Collier. Paul Engelberth. Jan Freels, Eldon James, Ken Keim. John Kubacki. William Lahrman, Landry Linn. Rob Mishler. Phil Mort. Steve Mort. Jerry Norris. Dave Rex. Rick Rhoades. Steve Simison. Mark Smith. Larry Taylor. Matt Winger. Lynn Besson. Paula Best. Kathy Boggs. Nina Carl. Janet Carwile. MaryFrantz. Yolando Lugo, Brenda Miller, Saundra Miller. Twyla Mort, Kathy Reed. Kathy Ross. Deb Ruckman. Betty Saffer. Leta Stickler. Margaret Stidham. Rhonda Taylor, Frances Townsend. Jane Warner. CathyWeaver and Sandra Weaver ••A” honor roll, juniors, second nine v.eeks: John McCammon.

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students will add to the atmosphere of Disney World with a finale featuring 200 fourth and fifth graders performing “It’s a Small. Small World.” Mrs. Richard Roose is music teacher for the kindergarten and first grade groups, as well as art teacher for grades one through five Mrs. Richard Ditmer teaches music in grades two through five; and Mrs. Matt O’Hare will be assisting the festival with staging and costuming The public is cordially invited, and there is no admission charge.

Carol Graham. Marlene Mishler and Sharon Peters "B” honor roll: Calvin Bolt, Bruce Bryant. Michael Butt. Robin Bitting. Dave Flinn. Rex Gradeless, Bruce Kazel, Kim Hyndman. Jim Kubacki. Tim Kuckuck. Keith Peoples. Doug Wise, John Wolfe. Janet Adams. Sherry Bayman. Kim Bishop. Deborah Chalk. Cheryl Christoffel, Kittie Cornelius, ReNae Evans. Vicki Fairchild. Laura Foerster. Mary Gerard. t Gail Germann. Sherry Harman, Ronda Kreider. Valerie Kuckuck. Cheryl Laßue. Eileen Lahrman. Anna Martin. Amy McVay. Betsy Meggison. Becky Menzie, Debbie Metzger. Charlotte Nicodemus. Sonja Reiff. Jackie Rhodes, Linda Rupley. Kim Sherer. Connie Starkey. Loretta Vealey, Susan Verba, Janet Werstler. Arlene Whitaker and Pattie Wolfe “A” honor roll, sophomores, second nine weeks: Lisa Smith. “B” honor roll: Scott Ambrose, Mark Bailey. GaryBucher. Dennis Castle, Dave Caudill. Joe Chalk. Brad Coble. Lee Grable. Mark Gruwell, Earl Horner. Rory Hughes. Gary

Nichols. Brian Ruckman. Teresa Blain, Ginger Bollinger, Angie Bryant, Deb Dierks, Dianne Eberhart. Deb Guerin, Nan Harrison, Ceresa Kessie, Kristi Kline, Linda Maxwell, Sara Miller, Rebecca Phend, Lara Piper, Mary Silveus, Paula Thompson, Judy Warner, Peggy Werstler and Jan Wilkinson. "A" honor roll, freshman, second nine weeks: Dennis Macklin. “B” honor roll: Cindy Chaplin, Laura Coble, Jody Conley, Tammy Cripe, Lynette Doenges, Beth Germann. Jan Howard, Diane Keirn, Mary Miner, Christine Mink, Melanie Nichols, Janet Ratliff. Lora Reiff, Christin Rucker. Kristina Rusher, Deb Stephens. Mary Westrick. Brian Bowers, Mark Chalk, Kevin Harris. Curt Kelsey. Jerry Linn. Erick Metzger. Mike Peters and Mitch Winger. Semester Honor Roll "A" honor roll, seniors: Deborah Calhoun. Nancy Dome. Londa Ellenwood, Terri Johnson, Cheryl Knarr. Sandra Lepley, Sandra Weaver and Maureen Westrick. “B" honor roll, seniors: Mike Bollinger, Roger Bruce. Andy Chalk, Tim Collier, Paul Engelberth. Jan Freels, John Kubacki, Landry Linn. Rob Mishler. Phil Mort. Steve Mort. Dave Rex, Rick Rhoades. Steve Simison. Ron Stump. Matt /Winger. Terry Woods, Lynn Beeson. Paula Best. Nina Carl, Janet Carwile, Deb Eberhart, JoAnne Fouts, Mary Frantz. Yolanda Lugo. Brenda Miller, Saundra Miller. Twyla Mort. Kathy Reed, Becky Rostochak. Deb Ruckman. Cheryl Simon. Leta Stickler, Margaret Stidham, Frances Townsend, Jane Warner and Cathy Weaver “A” honor roll, juniors: John McCammon. Carol Graham, Marlene Mishler and Janet Adams. "B” honor roll: Becky Menzie, Debbie Metzger. Diane Metzger. Gail Neher, Charlotte Nicodemus. Sharon Peters, Sonja Reiff. Jackie Rhodes. Linda Rupley. Kim Sherer, Connie Starkey. Susan Verba, Janet Werstler, Arlene Whitaker, Patti Wolfe. Calvin Bolt. Bruce Bryant, Robin Bitting. Jeff Carr, Michael Castle. Dennis Eberhart. Dave Flinn. Rex Gradeless. Bruce Hazel. Kim Hyndman. Jim Kubacki, Tim Kuckuck, Robin Lancaster, Keith Peoples. Pete Rantz, Doug Wise. Sherry Bayman, Deborah Chalk. Mary Chandler, Cheryl Christoffel. Kittie Cornelius. ReNae Evans. Vicki Fairchild, Laura Foerster, Mary Gerard. Gail Germann, Sherry Harman, Ronda Kreider, Valerie Kuckuck, Karole Kurz, Cheryl Laßue. Eileen Lahrman, Anna Martin and Amy McVay. "A” honor roll, sophomores: Angie Bryant and Lisa Smith. “B” honor roll: Scott Ambrose, Mark Bailey, Gary Bucher, Dennis Castle, Dave Caudill, Joe Chalk. Richard Clark, Brad Coble. Doug Fredricks, Lee Grable. Mark Gruwell, Gary Hicks. Earl Horner, Rory Hughes, Robert Jackson, Brad Nestel, Gary Nichols, Brian Ruckman. Teresa Blain, Ginger Bollinger. Deb Dierks. Dianne Eberhart. Deb Guerin, Nan Harrison, Ceresa Kessie, Kristi Kline, Sandy Larson. Linda Maxwell, Sara Miller, Becki Mink. Jan Wilkinson, Kathy Pence. Rebecca Phend. Lara Piper. Mary Silveus. Paula Thompson, Judy Warner and Peggy Werstler. “A” honor roll freshman, none. "B” honor roll: Rose Marie Badskey, Laura Coble, Jody Conley. Tammy Cripe, Lynette Doenges. Beth Germann. Diane Keirn. Chris Martin. Mary Miner. Christine Mink. Melanie Nichols. Janet Ratliff. Lora Reiff. Christin Rucker. Kristina Rusher. Betty Shepherd. Deb Stephens, Mary Westrick, Bill Bolinger. Brian Bowers. Mark Chalk. Kevin Harris. Curt Kelsey. Jerry Kreger, Jerry Linn, Dennis Macklin, Erick Metzger. Mike Peters, Mitch Winger and Jeff Zurn brum LAKELAND LOCAL Recent guests in the home of Mr and Mrs Joe O. Estep of Milford were Miss Ellen Faurot of Fort Wayne, Mr. and Mrs. Pete Shelia and Jenny of Syracuse and Mr. and Mrs. Don Rumfelt and Mr. and Mrs. Aza Faurot of Milford. The birthday of Miss Faurot was celebrated.

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Past Chiefs meet Feb. 13 Past Chiefs of the Pythian Sisters met February 13 at the home of Mrs. Carl Kissinger. During the short business meeting plans were discussed for the April 17 convention to be held at North Webster. New officers were installed. They are: Mrs. Harry Bause — president Mrs. Charles Menzie — vice president Mrs. Myrtle Greisinger — secretary-treasurer Mrs. Leonard Vanator was a guest. A Valentine theme highlighted the refreshment table. Sechrist 65 elects officers A slate of new officers was presented during the February 13 meeting of Sechrist 65 home extension club. The club met at the hone of Mrs. Sue Garr. Mrs. Dave Everts was assistant hostess. The new officers are: Mrs. Stanley Hamman — President Mrs. Jay Boyer — vice president Mrs. Jean Gauthier — secretary-treasurer The group discussed the Christmas bazaar: Tulip trip to Michigan; changes in the constitution and spring achievement. Mrs. Luther Allen gave a lesson on cholesterol. * Guests present were Mrs. Harry Kinsey and Mrs. Mary Cox. College students to present program A group of six students from Warner South college, Lake Wales, Fla., will present a program at the February 24 evening service of North Webster Church of God. J The young people canprise a vocal group called “One in the spirit” and have traveled extensively presenting musical programs. The public is invited to attend. Kiwanis club to celebrate sth anniversary Chuck Kunkel gave the invocation to open the February 11 meeting of Lakeland Kiwanis dub. Herbert George announced "plans for the Kiwanis sponsored hobby show are now complete Phil Mock reported that “big brothers” are being sought for boys in the Lakeland area. Pat McCarty was in charge of the program. He called on various members who [resented three minute thumbnail autobiographies. Members participating were Bob Morgan, Duane Leedy, Ted Koisky, Theo Thomas, John Clear, Ron Owens, ■Dm Moser and Jesse Huntzinger. It was announced that the ladies night dinner meeting will be held April 22. The dinner meeting is in celebration of the fifth anniversary' of Lakeland Kiwanis dub. Pythian Sisters hold meeting Mrs. Thelma McCorkle was in charge of the February 11 meeting of North Webster f Pythian Sisters. Mrs. McCorkle f presided due to the absence of I Mrs. Eloise Kreis, most excellent I chief. f Plans were discussed for the i Pythian Sister s convention to be i held at North Webster in April, r Mary Rensberger and Ethel Engle served refreshments.

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Barbee Ladies Christian service meets Feb. 14 Barbee Ladies Christian service met February 14 at the Barbee Community church building. Mrs. Osha Bragg led in discussing the lesson “Christian obedience.” Members reported on visits to shut ins and nursing home patients. Gifts of pillows and lap robes, distributed during the visits, were discussed and plans made for more such sewing projects. It was announced that articles for sunshine boxes are again being sought. When the sunshine boxes are filled they will be given, as gifts, to shut ins and nursing home patients as part of a regular “cheer” program. A sack lunch was served at noon. Mrs. Harold Anderson is hostess for the Lydia Circle Mrs. Harold Anderson and Mrs. Ralph Davison were hostess for the February 12 meeting of Lydia Circle of North Webster United Methodist church. The ladies met in the fellowship room at the church. Mrs. A. C. Underwood was in charge of the program The study lesson was entitled “Christians who differ.” A patriotic theme highlighted the meeting. Lincoln books and pictures were on display. Devotions entitled “Wine of Life” were given by Mrs. Katherine Coy. Mrs. Hayes Hidy was a guest. 'People in our Lives' is Mary Circle program Mrs. Jim Kline gave a program entitled “People in our lives” during the February 14 meeting of Mary Circle of North Webster United Methodist church. Devotions were presented by Mrs. Keith Henderson. The ladies were reminded that

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THE EDITOR

One solution

Dear Editor, There are so many citizens who seem to be concerned about feed for the ducks in the channel in Syracuse. Why should one of the fanners donate some of his hard worked for corn? He needs this to feed his own birds and livestock. Some of you concerned citizens could contact some of the farmers and ask if you could pick up the odd ears left in the field. I’m

Jaycee meeting at Milford

Members of the proposed Milford Area Jaycees organization met at the home of Charles Bird on February 15 and set their next meeting date for February 21 at the 20th Century restaurant at 7:30 p.m. Attending the meeting on the 15th were Bird. Randall Clouse, Jon Dewart. Gary Hepler. Jim Amsden. Jeff Bradley, Jim Beer,

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Joe Jessop, Garry Sorenson, Devon Sorenson, Max Beer, Mike Miller and Marvin Miller. Also present were Rich Moser of Bremen, region vice president; and Ron Whipple, Alan Jones and Don Massing, all of the Plymouth Jaycees. The highest thoughts are those least dependent upon language.