The Mail-Journal, Volume 11, Number 35, Milford, Kosciusko County, 25 September 1974 — Page 8

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PTO UNDERWAY AT SYRACUSE — Members of the Syracuse Parent-Teachers organization executive committee met last Wednesday in a planning session for the year. Seated above are Mrs. Gareth Meek, secretary; Mrs. John R. Cripe, president: Mrs. John Stetler. v ice president; and Mrs. Douglas Schmall. membership chairman. Standing in back are Robert Hamman, prinicipal of the Syracuse elementary school and parliamentarian and adsisor to the PTO; Mrs. Richard Ditmer. music chairman; Mrs. George Gilmour, room mothers co-chairman; and Mrs. Howard Dixon, ways and means co-chairman. Xot present for the picture were Milton Brice, treasurer; Mrs. R. G. Johnson, ways and means co-chairman. Mrs. Kent Hare, room mothers co-chairman; Mrs. Dan Wyant, hospitality chairman; Mrs. James Tranter, publicity chairman; and Charles Haffner, principal of the Syracuse junior high and PTO parliamentarian and advisor. Thr room mothers tea is being held today with the next major ex ent being the Halloween carnival on October 23. Open house, the book fair and famih dinner will be on December 5 with the junior high Christmas program on December 17. The spelling bee and election of officers is sei for March 6 and a talent show and elementary art show will be April 22. The closing program will be the fine arts festival on Mav 10.

Community education classes to begin at Wawasee Oct. 8

The adult community education classes for the fall term are scheduled to begin on October 8 at Wawasee high school The night classes, which are non credit, are being offered to provide persons within the area an opportunity to get together with other people who have like interests A variety of classes is being offered this year to meet the interest of more people Each class will have to have a minimum of 10 persons enrolled in order for the class to be held Area residents who are in-

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terested and would like to enroll in one or more classes, can do so by calling Wawasee high school and leaving their name, phone number and the class he or she wishes to enroll in Persons will be contacted if the class they have enrolled in does not have a sufficient number for enrollment. The list of classes follows with classes being on Tuesday and between 7 and 9 pm unless otherwise stated: Aviation ground school. 10 weeks, on Tuesdays and Thursdays between 7 and 9.30 p.m. in room 105. Mrs Kell instructing

Personal typing, eight weeks, room 217, Mr. Cesco instructing. Engine tune-up. six weeks. Thursdays, in the annex with Robinson instructing Powder puff mechanics, four weeks, m the annex with Troyer instructing Beginning bridge, eight weeks, in the cafeteria annex with Haffner instructing Intermediate bridgereight weeks, in the cafeteria annex on Thursdays with Haffner instructing Ceramics, eight weeks, room 200. Conley instructing

Bookkeeping, eight weeks on Thursdays, room 216. Robinson instructing

Landscaping, four weeks, room 302. Baumgartner instructing House wiring, eight weeks, room 306. Colburn instructing Knitting and crocheting, eight week, room 104. Davidsen instructing Cake decorating, four weeks, room 103, Ralston instructing Religion, eight weeks, room 101. Byers instructing Humanities, eight weeks, on Thursdays room 101. Byers instructing Adult swimming and instruction. eight weeks, pool, on Thursdays Baumgartner instructing Beginning guitar, eight weeks, room 308. White instructing. Intermediate guitar, eight weeks on Thursday, room 308, White instructing

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LAKELAND COMMUNITY SCHOOLS September 30-October 4 MONDAY — Hamburger sandwich, tater tots, fruit, cookie and milk TUESDAY- Beef and noodles, inashed potatoes, harvard beets, apple, bread and butter and milk WEDNESDAY — Ham salad sandwich, baked beans, cole slaw, fruit, cake and milk THURSDAY - Chicken, mashed potatoes and gravy, fruit, bread and butter and milk FRIDAY — Toasted cheese sandwich, spaghetti and tomato sauce, lettuce salad, pumpkin crunch and milk Three serving in student orientation corps at Ball State MUNCIE — Three Kosciusko county students at Ball State university are serving as members of the Student Orientation Corps (SOO, assisting freshmen and transfer students in becoming better acquainted with the university and its program They are: Milford — Victoria A. Little, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Bill Little Silver Lake — David D. Kerlin. son of Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Kerlin of r 2 Warsaw — Pamela J. Records, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Earl T. Records of r 4 Rolling Hills

Jlakel® 1 PL A Xov'h \»l « Center es

By DAN C ASKEY The fall programs are now underway at the Lakeland Youth Center and enjoying a great deal of success. In Pee Wee football, 168 boys in the three communities turned out instead of the expected 50-60. At Milford. 37 boys are divided into three teams, the Dolphins. 49'ers and Browns; at North Webster. 54 boys make up the four team league. Teams are the Redskins. Raiders. Vikings and Steelers. The four teams at Syracuse are Rams. Packers. Cowboys and Irish. The 77 hoi’s are divided for the squads. Practice at Webster is Monday and Wednesday. Syracuse on Tuesday and Thursday, and at Milford on Fridays. All practices run from 3:30-5 p.m. A full roster and game schedules to be played in the respective communities will be appearing soon Advanced gymnastics meeting on Tuesday nights has 16 girls taking part. Girls will receive instruction in the balance beam for eight weeks, then move onto the uneven bar. Instructors Carolyn Baker and Paula Searfoss [dan to teach each girl a routine. Beginning tumbling has 29 girls signed for the basics with the first class tonight (Wednesday) at 5:30. The two Saturday morning programs are tap dancing and acrobatic ballet. The 14 girls to receive instruction from Miss Marcia Spurgeon in two classes. 8:30-9:15 and 9:15-10, will be set after this week. This week, all girls are to be at the center by 9 a.m. Twenty girls have chosen acrobatic ballet which is the Olympic Free X. Barb Yoder and Rhonda Byrd will be working with the young ladies in this 10week program with classes at 10:30 and 11:30. The Pee Wee football, advanced gymnastics and beginning tumbling programs are full. Youths may still sign for tap and acrobatic ballet. Hours Set The Lakeland Youth Center director has announced the following times at the youth center from September 25 to October 5: Wednesday, Sept. 25 — Pee Wee football. North Webster. Raiders-Steelers. 3:30-5; beginning tumbling organizational meeting at center, 5:30-7

Thursday. Sept. 26 — Pee \Vee football. Syracuse. InshCowboys from 3-4:15; free time. 5:30-9 Friday. Sept. 27 — Pee Wee football. Milford. Dolphins Browns-49'ers. 3:30-5 Saturday. Sept. 28 — Tap dancing at the center at 9; acrobatic ballet. 10:30-11:30, 11:30-12:30; Pee Wee football at Webster (11 o'clock, backs only); Pee Wee football at Syracuse (12:30, backs only) Sunday, Sept. 29 — Center closed Monday. Sept. 30 — Pee Wee football at Webster. Redskins Vikings. 3:30-5; Weight Watchers. 7:30-9 Tuesday. Oct 1— Pee Wee football at Syracuse. RamsPackers. 3:15-4:45; Advanced gymnastics. 5-6:30; beginning tumbling. 6:30-8 Wednesday. Oct. 2 — Pee Wee football at Webster, RiadersSteelers. 3:30-5; advanced gymnast ics practice. 5:30-7 (open to anyone wanting to work on gymnastic skills); free time. 7-9 Thursday, Oct. 3 — Pee Wee football at Syracuse. IrishCowboys. 3:30-5; free time. 5:30-9 Friday, Oct. 4 — Pee Wee football games at Milford. Dolphins-49'ers, 3:30, 49'ersBrowns, 4; Browns-Dolphins. 4:30 Saturday. Oct. 5 — Tap dancing class I, 8:30-9:15; tap dancing class 11. 9:15-10; acrobatic ballet class I, 10:30-11:30; acrobatic ballet class 11. 11:30-12:30; Pee Wee football at Webster, Steelers-Vikings. 9, RedskinsRaiders. 10 Pee Wee football boys in punt, pass and kick competition at Wawasee high school. 1:30; Pee Wee football games at Syracuse. RamsPackers, 3 30. Irish-Cowboys, 4:30 A United Fund agency.

NEXT WEEK IN THE LAKELAND SCHOOLS Today 2 p.m. — Syracuse PTO room mothers tea 4:15 p.m. — North Webster junior high football at Pierceton Thursday 4:30 p.m. — WHS cross country at Columbia City 6 p.m. — WHS volleyball vs Bethany Christian at Wawasee 7 p.m. — Milford junior high football vs Syracuse at WHS Friday 7:30 p.m. — Northern Lakes Conference tennis meet 7:30 p.m — WHS football at Bremen Saturday 10 a m — WHS junior varsity football vs Bremen at Wawasee Northern Lakes Conference tennis meet Monday 4 p.m. — WHS tennis vs Howe Military at Wawasee 6:30 p.m. — Milford junior high football vs South Whitley at Wawasee 7 p.m. — WHS FFA meeting in room 104 7:30 p m. — WHS fall induction into National Honor Society in auditorium LATIN SCHOOL The oldest public school in America, the Latin School, was established in Boston on Feb. 13. 1635

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Triton host District II FFA

By JOHN C. KREITER A District 11 Future Farmers of America meeting of officers and Greenhand training was held at Triton high school Bourbon on September 17. with Deb Michels speaking. Miss Michels is Indiana stale reporter. The meeting opened at 7:30 p.m. and closed at 8:10 p.m. Officers and Greenhand

Sixth grade band to present program October 10

The sixth grade band at Syracuse junior high school will present a program for band parents and other interested adults on Thursday. Oct. 10. at 7:30 p.m. at the junior high. The program, by the beginning instrumentalists, will last approximately 45 minutes There

Travel And Adventure Series By Lakeland Kiwanis Club October 3, 1974 JULIAN GROMER Presenting . . . "A Mountain Safari on Bicycles' (Western United States) tv; GLACIER PARK 7:30 P.M. At Wawasee High School Auditorium — Syracuse Tickets Available At Door

i ALSO —: 1 l— See Season Ticket Information Below-* I* ORDER BLANK FOR | SEASON TICKETS Lakeland Kiwanis Club I Box 202 1 I North Webster, Ind. L>> ac | 46555 Phone 457-3722 Day 457-4236 Night I | Enclosed please find my check for $ | for which please send season tickets for the I 'TRAVEL AND ADVENTURE SERIES" as fol- | I lows: . | FAMILY $16.00 $ | ADULTS $6.00 $ | STUDENTS $3.00 $ I Name .... Address | Phone Please make checks payable to "LAKELAND KIWANIS CLUB" I I (Use This Handy Order Form)

training were the first items of the day The only other business was three amendments to last years District II constitution. The amendments were all passed by a two-thirds vote. The advisors of 15 schools met with District II officers to set up dates for following meetings. The dates will be posted at a later date.

will be time afterwards to ask Mark Fuller, band director, questions concerning progress of the students. LENINGRAD SIEGE Russian trucks broke the German blockade of Leningrad on Feb. 13, 1942.