The Mail-Journal, Volume 11, Number 5, Milford, Kosciusko County, 27 February 1974 — Page 8
THE MAIL-JOURNAL —Wed.. Feb. 27. 1974
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Lakeland SCHOOL NEWS, 7* WA > v I "b\ fl I jJL ■.. IB HLJLIi v PLAY CAST — Recently one group of Milford junior high school fifth grade students from Mrs. Anna Clay’s reading group performed a play titled “The Spinners." It is a fairy tale taken from Discoveries Reading 11. Members of the cast from left to right are John Wiggs, narrator: Tammy Avery, mother: Chris Golden, queen; Kim Charleton. Zuska. Ron Bjeila, prince: Keith Hartman, witch Toe; Karen Howard, witch Tac: and Kandy Ringler, witch Tic. flKflflfl fl A ;flfl| 71 flB Jfffl -fl fl l 1 flfl * Ai * ’■ ' < f flfl fl Hfljk, fl r A® Vn £■ gj* c 11 W/a I ‘ » H" fllfl? fl. 1 u f >e w f • *v AM* IV w i I" b J fl PftiiEUL I J SAFETY PATROL — Students of the fifth and seventh grades have been members of the safety petrol this year. The six in the picture above have done most of the patrolling thus far. From left to right are Tammy Susan, Lynn Susan. Robert DelaFuente. Tim Sipress, Don Schrock and Becky Salinas. Two students work one week at a time, one before school and one after school. They have been very loyal even in the bad weather. Other fifth graders who have joined the patrol for the rest of the year are Esther Morris. Ernie Morris. Norman Lanham. Shelly Traver and Gene Tyler. Arlo Beiswanger serves as their sponsor.
'Get Involved' theme for SAE at Wawasee
"G«rt Involved” is this year’s theme for SAE - Student Action for Education — at Wawasee. SAE is one of the most active dubs at Wawasee and plans a special daily activity this week to promole the work of the local chapter before going to the state convention at Indianapolis on
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Saturday. Following is the schedule of the week’s activities: Monday — Hat day. wearing crazy hats promoting SAE Tuesday— Salute day to Jane Wilson, Shannon Hall, and Juan Carvajal who won offices at the area conference. Jane is next year’s area vice-president and
Shannon and Juan will compete in the state Miss and Mr. SAE contest at Indianapolis on Tuesday. Wednesday — Color day, wearing the SAE colors of red, black, and white in more dress-up attire. Thursday — Old-fashion school day, wearing clothes representative of the days of the one room school house Friday — Up with teachers day —a salute to the Wawasee faculty with a breakfast for the teachers before school and special surprises throughout the ctey Saturday — State convention at North View junior high school in Indianapolis Twenty-five SAE members and sponsor. Terry Iden. will attend the state convention. W’awasee is entered in four areas of com petition — honor chapter, chapter scrapbook, community involvement award, and school involvement award — and hopes to bring back honors as it has done the past four years. INSPECTION VIOLATION Richard L. Baxter. 28. Syracuse is scheduled to appear in court in Noble county cm March 2 for failure to have a vehicle inspected.
39 from Wawasee participate in state musical contest
A total of 39 students from Wawasee high school participated in the state solo and ensemble music contest at Butler university on February 16. These students received 23 first place gold medals Students receiving gold medals are: Sue Niles, soprano solo; Sharon Rapp, alto solo; Kathy Goins, alto solo; Connie Hoopingarner. Debbie Clayton. Mike Lantz, saxophone trio; Kim Hamilton. Landa Cromer. Sue Niles. Vicki Wilson. Sharon
Community education classes to begin at Wawasee March 5
The spring session for the community education classes of the Lakeland Community School Corporation is scheduled to begin on Tuesday. March 5. After experiencing a very successful fall session, the school corporation is looking forward to many patrons availing themselves of the opportunity of getting back, into the classrooms and enjoying the activities of the evening school. The classes listed for this session are ones that have been suggested by various persons or have been successful in previous sessions. To justify holding a class, there should be at least 10 persons willing to participate. Special interest groups in the community who would like to share experiences with other people are encouraged to do so through the community education program. Any questions concerning the community education classes should be directed to Dave McGrew, vocational director for the Lakeland Community School Corporation at Wawasee high school. In order to register for any of the classes that are listed below, 'call the high school and leave your name, address, phone number and the name of the class you wish to enroll in. Payment of class fees will be taken care of at
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By CAROLYN GROVE New books at the library include: “Postern of Fate" by Agatha Christie — Her latest mystery features Tommy and Prudence Beresford and a murder which occurred during World War I. “The Salamander” by Morris West — Colonel Mattuci, an official of the Defense Information Organization, investigates the death of a neo-fascist general in modern Italy. This is an exciting novel of love, intrigue and violence. “The Hephaestus Plague” by Thomas Page — A science-fiction story that deals with a plague of thousands of black beetles which emit an intense flame. Only one man. an entomology professor, realizes they are not beetles at all. "Cone Nineveh. Come Tyre” by Allen Drury — He has written a powerful novel set in the near future, as America whirls in doubt and confusion around a weak President in the White House. “Shadow of a Lady” by Jane Aiken Hodge - This novel describes the period of the Napoleonic Wars and the Court of Naples. Two characters are Lady Emma Hamilton and Helen Telfair. “The French Inheritance” by Anne Stevenson — This modern mystery and romance concerns David Hurst, an Englishman who inherits a house in a small French town “Guiness Book of World Records 1974” by Norris and Ross McWhirter — It has a record of 10,000 categories of sports, stunts, and other activities going on in today ’s world. “A Bluebird Will Do" by Loula Grace Erdman — Nancy Sullivan, only 16. is left alone in San Francisco, when her mother dies. This is a new historical novel for teenagers. We would like everyone to know* it was Edith Baumgartner and Mrs. Oscar Haney who made
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Rapp. Jill Farrell, Mark Reiff. Gary Brown. Terry Baldwin. Lee Beer, madrigal vocal ensemble A; and Sue Speicher. Peg Beer. Sandra Beer. Mark Koble. Joe Kennedy, madrigal vocal ensemble B. Second place winners were: Kim Augsburger, piano solo; Kim Hamilton, Sue Niles. Sharon Rapp. Jill Farrell, barbershop quartet; Sue Connolly, Terry Baldwin. Marla Hoover. Kevin Fry, Brent Kaiser, Mark Reiff.
first class session. If a class does not have enough persons enrolled, the ones who have enrolled will be contacted by the school before the scheduled class meeting. The classes being offered are as follows: Aviation ground school. 10 weeks. 7 to 9:30. Tuesday and Thursday, Room 103, S2O Personal typing, eight weeks. 7 to 9 Tuesday, room 217, $lO Engine tune-up. six weeks. 7 to 9:30. Tuesday, annex, $8 Intermediate bridge, eight weeks. 7 to 9. cafeteria annex, Tuesday. $lO Women’s physical education, eight weeks. 7 to 9, gym, Tuesday. $lO Adult swimming and instruction. eight. 7 to 9. pool, Tuesday, $lO Men’s physical education — weight training, eight weeks, 7 to 9, gym. Thursday, $lO Beginning painting, eight weeks, 7 to 9. room 104, Thursday, $lO Ceramics, eight weeks. 7 to 9. Room 200, Thursday, $lO Knitting and crocheting, eight weeks,7 to 9. room 104, Thursday, $lO Fun with antiques, six weeks. 7 to 9. room 306. Tuesday. $8 Tennis instruction, six weeks. Saturday, hours arranged. SB. the bookmarks for use at the library. We will have three films during story hour on Saturday afternoon, March 9. at 2. They are titled ‘‘Letter to Amy”, “Frederick”, and “Why the Sun and Moon Live in the Sky”. We hope many children will want to see them. | Lakeland J| j School R | Lunchß | Menii(*] March 4-8 MONDAY — Char-broil beef patty sandwich, buttered potatoes, fruit, peanut butter fudge and milk TUESDAY — baked beef rounds, lettuce salad, rice, fruit, bread and butter and milk WEDNESDAY — Weiner on a bun, sauerkraut, mashed potatoes, peaches, cookie and milk THURSDAY — Fried chicken, buttered beans, cole slaw, bread, and butter, orange whip and milk FRIDAY — Fish squares, buttered peas and carrots, macaroni salad, apple sparkle, bread and butter and milk Vandalism at Lakeland Laundry A vandalism and theft remains under investigation at the Lakeland Laundry south of Syracuse after being reported at 8:17 a.m. Sunday to Syracuse police. Approximately $25 in coins was taken from a soft drink machine and an attempt made to break into the dry cleaning machine coin box. however, entry could not be gained. Damage was also listed to a dryer.
brass sextet; Sue Connolly, Sue Speicher. Kevin Fry, Cynthia Rapp, brass quartet; Connie Hoopingarner, Debbie Clayton, Deb Eckert, Mike Lantz, saxophone quartet; Becky Replogle. Kim Augsburger. Mike Silveus, flute trio; Sandy Beer, Becky Hinderer. Debbie Miller. Jane Wilson. Kirtf Gardner. Sue McQuillian, Lynn Helvy, Greg Smith. Lisa Napier, Christy Beer, clarinet choir; Kim Hamilton. Debbie Koontz. Sue Niles. Vicki W’ilson. Kim Augsburger. Sandra Beer, girls vocal sextet. Spring courses to be offered by Ball State The Ball State university office of continuing education at Fort Wayne has established eight fourquarter hour spring quarter graduate courses at Northwestern Indiana locations. One such course, Early Childhood Education, will begin on Tuesday. March 5, at Wawasee high school. All courses will run from 6:30 to 10 p.m., one evening per week for 11 weeks. Credit earned will be recorded as residence credit. For registration form or further information, contact the Ball State university office of continuing education 4410 Executive Blvd., Fort Wayne, or register at the first class session. Other courses to be taught in this immediate area are Children’s Literature which begins tonight (Wednesday) at Concord high school. Early Childhood Education which begins tomorrow (Thursday) at Goshen college and Education of Children with Learning Disabilities which begins on March 5 at Pierre Moran school in Elkhart. Ann Kaiser to head the Homemaker Ann Kaiser was re-elected president of the Milford Senior Homemakers 4-H club when the club met at the home of Sandy Gerencser. Miss Kaiser called the meeting to order with Renee Anglin leading the American pledge and Deb Hartman leading the 4-H pledge. Deb Hartman then gave the treasurer’s report. Share the fun was discussed. There were eight members present. The next meeting is at Beers on March 4 at 7:30. Ail officers were re-elected for 1974. They are as follows: President — Miss Kaiser Vice president — Beth Beer Secretary — Amy Vanlaningham Assistant secretary — Sandy Gerencser Treasurer — Deb Hartman Reporter — Kathy Beer Songleader — Renee Anglin Historians — Colleen Beer and Sandy Gerencser. It’s not the depths of a river that drowns a man. It’s the water — Moms Mabley
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Orrin Smith when drapery on the second floor was ignited by one of the children while playing with a cigarette lighter. Stover Hire was awarded a‘ rating of excellent at the annual music contest recently at Butler university, Indianapolis. Mr. and Mrs. Ivan Snook and sons spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Popenfoose and son, Jerry. 45 YEARS AGO, FEB. 28,1929 Mr. and Mrs. Walter Kegg enter ;ained the Past Chief’s club and husbands last Thursday. Last Saturday evening, a numlier of friends of Mrs. Victor Niles came to remind her of her birthday and also the 16th wedding anniversary of Mr. an«U Mrs. Niles. Mr. and Mrs. Dale Juday of Solomon’s Creek called Thursday evening on George Darr and family. Ta Wa Ten Ya Camp Fire Girls meet By CINDY HOOVER The Ta Wa Ten Ya Camp Fire Girls met on Monday, Feb. 25. An election was held with the following results: Presdient — Cindy Hoover Vice president — Melody Qayton Secretary — Sharon Wells Treasurer — Kim McDonald Scribe — Rhonda Marchland Paone — Denise Bjeila and Rhonda Hapner Games — Marlene Overfelt Our next meeting is Monday, March 11. We are planning a skating party and a slumber party.
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