The Mail-Journal, Volume 12, Number 15, Milford, Kosciusko County, 7 May 1975 — Page 8

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THE MAIL-JOURNAL — Wed., May 7,1975

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Bzß '■ I '~~~<b» i r-w A m B W 71 I J |L OflH PRACTICING — Choir members getting ready for F riday night are Kathy Koenigshof and Rick Moore, at piano, and singers Paul Snyder. Uhris Lavas. Beth and Steve Badskey.

Orchestra, choral departments to present 'Spring Review'

The Wawasee orchestra and choral departments will present their annual Spring Review on May 9 at 7'30 p m The frogram hosts an excellent selection of student talent At 7 10 pm. before-the concert- Rick Moore will be playing a 2D-minute prelude of pop tunes on the organ Featured will be songs from famous musicals, hits from the ‘Big Band” days, a selection from the opera “Mana Stuarda” and pop tunes Also-included will be the "Wawasee Waltz." a song written by a local resident. Will Lorry Stidham is named as junior marshal Larry Stidham, a junior at Ball State university, has been notified by the president of the diversity, he has been named to be a junior marshal for the 1975 graduating seniors This is an honor bestowed upon 25 members of the junior class They are chosen on the basis of scholarship and citizenship while attending the university. A student must also achieve a 3.8 grade cumulative to qualify The honored members will be attired m the crimson academicrobes of the university.' Larry is an active member of lambda Chi Alpha fraternity He is secretary of the organization He is also a member of the Pi Gamma Mu honor society This is a national social science honor society Larry, r 4 Syracuse, is majoring in pre-law and is planning to attend law school after graduating from Ball State. He is a 1972 Wawasee high school graduate

. ZA/zz) jfa&gy At The I Ji Milford Christian Church ELDON WILSON Minister A woman whose husband suddenly died, leaving her to rjise six children of her own. adopted 12 others. Such an undsual woman warranted a newspaper feature, and a girl reporter was sent to interview her. During the course of the interview the reporter asked the widow how she managed to raise all those children and do it so gracefully. ••Ifs very simple.** the widow answered. “You see. l*m in a partnership.** “A partnership? I hadn't heard about that. What sort of a partnership*** . The woman's face broke into a sunny smile as she replied. "One day a long time ago 1 said to the Lord: ‘Lord. I’ll do the work and you do the worrying.' and I haven't had a worry since.** — Buses running every Sunday in Milford. Dewart Lake and Syracuse Areas. — Bible school hour — 0:30 a.m. — Morning Worship service — 10:30 a.m. — Primary , beginner, junior and high school and college age worship services at 10:30 a.m. — Sunday evening services at 7 p.m. — Family night Bible study. Wednesday at 7 p.m. Milford Christian Church Phone 658-9151 or 658-4305

F Tucker, during the 1930’s era The concert-orchestra, concert choir, women’s choir, cadet choir and swing choir will be performing. Directing the choirs will be Varner Chance and directing the orchestra will be James Delay. Many smaller groups and kim Gardner soloists will be taking part in the program Kim Hamilton. Kathi Goins. Sharon Rapp and Jill Farrell will perform in a women’s barbershop quartet Joe Kennedy, Mark Smith. Patti Leemon. Nancy Wyant, Kay Rowe, Holly Barrett, Sharon Rapp, Mark Koble. Kim Hamilton and Randy Clayton will be featured vocal soloists Sue Speicher. Peg Beer and Nancy Wyant will sing in a women’s trio. Siring solos will be given by Roxi Auer and Elaine Mullet. There will be a total of 180 students tn the program The following people are putting forth much effort to bring this concert to the public: , Student chairman ih charge of program organization — Sharon Rapp Co-chairmen of dancers — Peg Beer and Tim Hamman Dancers u? Chris Lacas, Schaun Yahnij. Lon Lantz. Cindy Franke. Kim Trougbaugh, Mark

Smith. Charles Packer, Mike Lantz. Gary Dean and Greg Smith Publicity — Vince Neibert, Charles Packer and Ginger Gant Decorating Craig Koble and Melinda Tom Program Cover — Craig Koble Stage monitors — Mark Smith. Joel Popenfoose: Kim Grindel. Stephanie Davenport Staging and lighting John Naab and Bruce Clark The public is invited to attend the program Tickets will be available at the door HONORS DAY SET FOR FRIDAY. MAY 16. Wawasee high school will hold its annual honors day program on Friday. May 16. at 1:30 pm. .An invitation is, extended to all patrons and friends of the school to attend this program. B foot'' ® Cent®* Lakeland Youth Center director Dan Caskey has announced the following events at the center for the week: Wednesday. May 7 — Girls softball practice Blue Sox 3:104:30. Open activities 5-9 Thursday. May 8 — Ladies belly dancing 10:30-11:30; girls softball practice Yellow Sax 3:104:30. open center 5-7, ladies bellydancing 7-8. ladies belly dancing 8 15-9:15 Friday. May 9 — Canoe trip begins at Ligonier Saturday. May 10 — Canoe trip continues; tap dancing 8:30-9:30. floor x beginners 9:30-10:30; floor x intermediates 10:30-11:30; floor x advanced 11:30-12:30; baton classes, class one. 11:30-12:30; baton class two, 12:30-1:30; open center for all activities 1-5 Sunday. May 11 — Canoe trip ends at South Bend Monday. May • 12 — Weight Watchers 6:30-9 Tuesday. May 13 — Girls softball practice Red Sox 3:104:30; uneven bars, class one, 4:30-5:15: uneven bars, class two, 5:15-6; uneven bars, class three. 6-6:45; drum and bugle corps 6:45-9:15 The following boys are going on the Ligonier to South Bend canoe trip via the Elkhart River: Kirk Hughes. Terry Rinker. Dave Knispel, Brad Smith. Terry Smith. David Jones. TracyBartow. Dan Dieterly, Don Dieterly. Mark Eisfelder. Mike Moore. Shaun Stevenson and Larry Blade. The young "River Rats" will be leaving from Ligonier on Friday afternoon and traverse the Elkhart River to South Bend, with plans of being at South Bend around noon on Sunday.

NEXT WEEK IN THE LAKELAND SCHOOLS Today 3:30 p.m. — Milford junior high seventh grade track at Syracuse 3:30 p.m. — North Webster junior high seventh grade track at Syracuse 4 p.m. — Wawasee girls tennis vs Concord, there 4:30 p.m. — Wawasee JV baseball vs East Noble, home 4:30 p.m. — Wawasee baseball vs East Noble at Kendallville 4:30 pm. — Wawasee girls track at Tippecanoe Valley 6 p.m. — Wawasee drama club social, case annex Thursday Milford junior high sixth grade track at North Webster 4 p.m — Wawasee girls tennis at Warsaw 4:15 p.m. — Wawasee golf vs East Noble at home 4:15 p.m — Wawasee JV baseball vs Northfield at home 4:15 p.m. — Milford junior high track at West Noble 7 p.m. — Wawasee girls sports club activity, case annex F riday 4:30 p.m. — Wawasee baseball vs Goshen at home 7:30p.m. — Wawasee choir and orchestra, auditorium Saturday Wawasee golf - Central Noble Invitational - there Syracuse Fine Arts Festival - all day 11 a.m.-l p.m. — Wawasee baseball at Manchester 5 p.m. — Wawasee track Tippecanoe Valley Relays, Co Ed 6 p.m. — W’awasee senior banquet, Commons Monday 7 a.m. — W’awasee ECE-DECA breakfast. South Shore 4:15 p.m — Wawasee golf at Plymouth 4:30 p.m, — Wawasee JV baseball at Northridge 7:30 p.m. — Syracuse orchestra organizational meeting Tuesday 3:45 p.m — Syracuse sixth grade track at Milford 4 p.m. — Syracuse junior high track at Wakarusa 4 p.m. — Wawasee freshman golf vs Plymouth at home 4 p.m. — Wawasee girls tennis vs Elkhart Central at home 5 p.m. — Wawasee track East Noble Relays at Kendallville 5 p.m. — Wawasee girls track sectional at Goshen 6:30 p.m. — North Webster junior high fifth grade skating party Wednesday 4 p.m. — Milford junior high GAA track Invitational at home 4:30 p.m. — Wawasee baseball vs Whitko at home 6 p.m. — Wawasee yearbook banquet at Syracuse 7 p.m. — Wawasee drama club Svrwnco

HONOR SOCIETY MEMBERS — Members were initiated into the National Honor Society during candlelight ceremonies held Tuesday evening at the Syracuse junior high school. Shown in the front row are seventh graders Cam Boyer. Mike Brannock. Greg Carpenter. Dave Culler. Rod Hamman. Mike Murray. Candy Fomman. and Lorie Brouwer. Seventh graders in the second row are Carla Darr, Jane Haffner. Sharon Meek. C aroi Philabaum and Margie Pittman: and eighth grader Jackie Glon. Eighth graders in back are Jodi Kleeman. Julie Miller. Tim Bushong. Ryan Owens. Mike Slabaugh and Greg Wyant.

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Wawasee crushes Columbia City

By SANDY GERENCSER The Warriorettes beat Columbia City last week, 61-44 in a meet at Columbia City. Wawasee took first place honors in eight events. Lorene Spearman and Barb Yoder were first and second in both the 100 and 220 dashes. Teresa Wiegand and Rhonda Byrd were first and third respectively in the 80 yard hurdles. Jenny Boyer won the mile run. In the 440 Kelley Hamman took first while Terri Holtzclaw placed third. ? Roxana Auer and Benji Hall won first and second respectively

Warriors stopped by Panthers

By SANDY GERENCSER Jerry Minton's Warrior track team lost to conference leader North Wood last Monday in a triangular with Bremen at NorthWood. The Warriors and Panthers met with their respective NLC records of 5-1 and 6-0. North Wood took the meet with 82 points while Wawasee had 72 and Bremen notched five. Dave Wollman was a triple winner for the Warriors as he took first in the discus, shot put and long jump. Denny Spearman was a double winner as he won the high and low hurdles. Chad Singrey took top honors in the high jump. Wawasee completely swept the shot put. Winners were Dave Wollman, first; Brian Lemberg, second; Mitch Ousley, third; and Jerry Rhodes, fourth. Results High hurdles — Dennis Spearman (W), Gerber (NW), Drudge (NW), Rick Bauman (W) Time :16.4 Mile run — Shank (NW), Doug Shock (W), Burkholder (NW), Guckenburger (NW). Time 4:32.7 100 yard dash — Sheets (NW), Steve Cromer (W). Uvi Carvajal (W), Martz (B). Time :10.7 440 yard dash — Hall (NW), Zent (NW), Chad Singrey (W), Hassel (B). Time :54 880 yard run — Shank (NW), Stump (NW), Steve Kroh (W), Tim Hamman (W). Time 2:02 220 yard dash — Sheets (NW), Steve Cromer (W), Hughes (NW); Uvi Carvajal (W). Time :23.5 Low hurdles — Dennis Spearman (W), Gerber (NW). Drudge (NW). Rick Bauman (W). Time :22.2 Long jump — Dave Wollman (W), Bussard (NW), Uvi Carvajal (W), Ralph Reiff (W). Distance 20'7” Shot put — Dave Wollman (W), Brian Lemberg (W), Mitch Ousley (W), Jerry Rhodes (W). Distance 54’3” Pole vault — Bussard (NW), Sawyer (NW’), Burkholder (NW), Keith Cripe (W). Distance 13’6” High jump — Chad Singrey (W) larrv Allen and Mitch

in the 880 yard run. Barb Brouwer was second in both the long jump and the softball throw. Other third place finishers were Judy Moser, shot put; Kathy Beer, softball throw. Roxana Auer, long jump; and Tammy Schumn, high jump. The 440 relay team - Barb Yoder, Angie Mock. Teresa Wiegand and Lorene Spearman - took first. Members of the winning 880 medley relay team were Teresa Wiegand. Serena Walker. Kelley Hamman and Rhonda Byrd. The 880 relay team was second. Wawasee defeated Rochester last Thursday. 81-24; however, no final results were available.

Ousley (W). tied Myers (NW). Distance 5’10” Two-mile run — Myers (NW), Leinbock (NW). Kevin Gilbert (W). Time 10:19.9 Mile relay — North Wood. Wawasee. Bremen. Time 3:40 880 relay — NorthW’ood. Bremen. W’awasee. Time 1:37.3 Discus — Dave Wollman (W), Jerry Rhodes (W), LeCount (NW), W’ilson (NW). Distance 150’ Summer program set for youngsters The Lakeland Youth Center at Syracuse is sponsoring a summer recreation program for children in grades K thru 5 with 1-3:30 on Fridays set aside for this program, which starts on June 6. , Children will receive instructions in crafts, put on plays, take part in games and be provided with refreshments, all in a supervised atmosphere with emphasis on having fun. All activities will take place at the Syracuse city park with youth center director Dan Caskey in charge. Youths may take part in all eight weeks of activities or in just one week Room 4-U 4-H club meets in Baumle home By MARY BAUMLE The April meeting of the Room 4-U 4-H club of North Webster was April 22 in the home of Mary and Martha Baumle. Sonja Long and Jackie Rampy led the pledges to the flags. Lynn Haney, president, conducted the business meeting. Mrs. Greider gave information concerning new projects. The health and safety lesson on shock was given by Lisa Grisso Demonstrations were given by Mary Baumle, Martha Baumle. Lisa Grisso and Jennifer Northrup. Fifteen members and two guests — Lori Sliger and Kandi Mort, were present. The next meeting will be in the home of Kim Snvder.

***■ v - AT SPECIAL OLYMPICS — These students from Milford. North • Webster and Syracuse won ribbons at the special Olympics held inWarsaw on April 25. qualifying them for the special Olympics regionalto be held in Warsaw on May 17. Those qualifying at the regional willbe eligible for state in June. Left to right in the front row are: Todd Baker, Jeff Miller, Pam Eubank. Ray Skelton, Nellie Gorman. Becky Stouder, Anna Sparduto and Blane Biller. In the middle row are Randy Peterson. Donnie Kauffman, Ed' Burchard, Kent Elliott, Steve Kaufman. Tom Wollman and Mrs. Terry-' Skaggs, teacher. In the back row are Mrs. James Gardner, teacher. Sue Elliott,' James Bradley. Tim Reber and Bonnie Niles.

Students compete in special Olympics event ;

Eighteen students in the Milford. Syracuse and North Webster schools won ribbons at the special Olympics event held in Warsaw in April and will take part in the regional in May. Kent Elliott took first in the 50yard dash and softball throw; Donnie Kauffman took first in standing broad jump, second in the 50-yard dash and third in softball throw; and Ed Burchard took first in standing broad jump, and second in the 50-yard dash and softball throw. Todd Baker took first in the softball throw and third in broad jump. Randy Peterson placed first in softball and 50-yard dash, and second in broad jump. Jeff Miller had a first in the dash and second in the jump. Ray Skelton placed third in both the dash and jump. Becky Stouder had seconds in the softball throw and broad jump. Tom Wollman took a third in the 50-yard dash and fourth in Graduates from Ball State U. Carl Hadley, son of Mr. and Mrs. Carl Hadley of Syracuse, has graduated from Ball State university with a bachelor of science degree in business. He is now employed with North American Van Lines at Fort Wayne and residing at Cambridge Square apartments there. Carl is a 1971 graduate of Wawasee high school.

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softball throw. Steve Kaufman placed third in the dash and first, in softball with Blane Biller placing third in the dash and second in the throw. Pam Eubank had firsts in the 220-yard dash and softball throw and Sue Elliott placed first in the 220-yard dash. James Bradley had two thirds, in the 50-yard dash and softball event. Nellie Gorman took a first in softball and third in broad jump. Anna Sparduto had firsts in softball throw and standing broad jump. . Bonnie Niles placed first in both the 50-yard dash and standing broad jump. Tim Reber took a first in the broad jump and second in the 50-yard dash. Students Competed by age and sex. Sunshine Blue Birds attend story hour The Sunshine Blue Birds met at the Scout Cabin on April 30 with 21 members in attendance. Ten members attended the story hour at the library and 12 members worked on art and workbooks at the cabin. Refreshments were served by Lila Certain. Joy Karesh, Heidi Stewart and Cathy Heath. Eighteen Sunshine Blue Birds helped at the city park on April 26 for clean-up day with four leaders, Mrs. Don Lovelette, Mrs. Tom Ogden. Mrs. W’illiam Wilson, and Mrs. Lowell Welty, supervising and furnishing refreshments for the girls. The girls are meeting today(Wednesday) to start working on presents for Mother’s Day.