The Mail-Journal, Volume 13, Number 2, Milford, Kosciusko County, 4 February 1976 — Page 9

__ * * 'I - * • a a mA ORfl iLJfli NORTH WEBSTER CUB SCOUT DERBY WINNERS — The North Webster Cub Scouts pack 372 S recently held its January pack meeting and Pinewood derby race at the North Webster school gym. Winners shown from left to right are: Breut Lacey, third; Kent Nulf. second; Jeff Lacey, first; David Schacht, best design; and Harry Hecke, most original. Thirty-eight boys competed in the derby. Also awarded that night were frophies for the bowling tournament held in Warsaw. First place was Joel Rhoades; second place. Jeff Rampy ; third place, Kent Nulf: and tied for fourth place were Charge Harris and David Schacht.

North Webster students participate in NISBOVA

Seventeen North Webster junior high school students performed at the Northern Indiana Jltate Band. Orchestra. Vocal association contest held

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Saturday at Fairfield junior high school in Fort Wayne The students brought home 11 gold medals and four silver medals for solo performance Those with first division, solo ratings were Greg Moerchen. Jay Harreld. Amber Lehman. Dan Tracey. Robyn Garr. Becky Webb, Tyler Haines. Sunny Boggs. Brenda Hunter. Debbie Carey and Stacey. Dial Second division solo ratings were Brent Bowen. Rod Feller. Dee Hinesley and Chris Taylor The string quintet made up of Jay Harreld. Amber Lehman. Dan Tracey. Becky Webb and Tyler Haines received a first division rating The small vocal ensemble consisting of Beth Spry. Julie Shafer and Chris Kiylor received a second division rating. Craig Tucker is vice president of fraternity Craig Tucker, son of Mr and Mrs Leon Tucker, r 1 Milford, has been elected vice president of the Purdue chapter of Farm House fraternity Craig is a freshman in veterinary science and medicine at Purdue university. Lafayette. Farm House is a social fraternity that excels in high scholarship The Purchie chapter of Farm House Fraternity was founded as the nation’s 12th chapter in 1952 on the Purdue university campus

Excellent showing given by Wownsee students at contest

Wawasee *high school music students made an excellent showing last Saturday in the district music contest held in Fort Wayne. ■ Vocal, piano and string solos and ensembles enter the event according to groups depending on grade level and degree of difficulty. This is not a competitive contest and contestants are judged upon their own merit of musicianship. Only those entering in group I are eligible for the state contest to be held February 21. Orchestra Entrants From the high school orchestra. four students entered solos in group I and all four received a first rating. They were Teresa Carpenter, viola; Bryan Smith, string bass; Larry Allen, string bass; and Stan Kroh, string bass Jeff Hoerr entered a cello solo in group II and received a division two second rating. Other string bass entries were Lisa Mohler in group 111 receiving a second rating; and Mike Wakeland, group IV with a first rating. String Ensembles String ensembles which received a first rating in group 111 included a trio comprised of Becky Busch, Kathy Beer and Teresa Carpenter; and a large string ensemble composed of Becky Busch. Kathy Beer. Diane Pittman, Beth Silveus, Susie Silveus. Jeff Peterson. Teresa Carpenter. Lorene Spearman, Jeff Hoerr. Greg Miller and Stan Kroh A string quintet entered in group 111 and receiving a second rating included Kathy Beer, Beth Silveus. Lorene Spearman. Jeff Hoerr and Bryan Smith Piano Soloists Piano soloists entering in group 1 and receiving first ratings were Kathy Koenigshof and Rebecca Busch These girls will be eligible to enter the state contest this month. Other piano solos entered in group II and receiving first ratings were Craig Koble and Diane Pittman. Mischelle Johnston and Kathy Bice entered piano solos in group 111 receiving firsts Kay Kirkpatrick and Shelly Harting got second place ratings in group IV. A piano duet was entered by Kathy Bice and Lynette Miller in group TV, receiving first rating. Vocalists Kay Rowe, Chris Lacas, Kathi Goins, Valerie Kiser, Stephanie Davenport and Joel Popenfoose

each entered vocal solos in group I and ranked first. Other vocal soloists who entered in group II and received first ratings were Johnna Gansert, Holly Barrett, Steve Badskey and Jeanne Dye. Nanette Dipert, Judy Weaver and Liz Davenport each received first ratings in group 111. Also in group 111 and earning second ratings were Kathy Iden and Pam Hamilton. Tom Leonard got a third rating for his solo in group n. | ... To State Meet Six vocal ensembles will be going to the state contest since they received first ratings in group I in the district meet. They include a girls trio comprised of Kathi Goins, Kay Rowe and Kim Goins; and a large jihixed group which is the Swing Choir, made-up of Lonnie Stutzrpan. Nanette Dipert. Kathi Goins. Kay Rowe, Ginger Gant. Holly Barrett, Stephanie Davenport. Teresa Blue. Kim Goins. Mark Koble. Gary Brown. Joel Popenfoose. David Stewart. Jeff Iden. Tim Hamman, John Naab. Steve Badskey and Craig Koble Two Madrigal singing groups entered in group I with first ratings included Kathi Goins, Kay Rowe. Holly Barrett. Kim GoinS, Gary Brown, Jeff Iden, John Naab and Steve Badskey. In Madrigal group two were Kim Hamilton, Lori Lantz, Christy Beer, Karen Cooper,» Mark Koble, Joel Popenfoose, Craig Koble and Tim Hamman A mixed quartet received a first'rating in group I and was comprised of Kim Hamilton, Lori Lantz. Mark Koble and Tim Hamman. A girls barbershop quartet will also enter the state meet after receiving a first rating. They are Lori Lantz. Kim Hamilton, Karen Cooper and Christy Beer.. Other Ensembles Other ensembles entering in group I and receiving a second rating included a girls barbershop quartet made-up of Julie Method, Chris Lacas, Amy Vanlaningham and Melinda Ton; a mixed quartet comprised of Stephanie Davenport, Kim Gardner, Joel Popenfoose and John Naab. Also a girls trio of Chris Lacas, Ju|ie Method and Amy Vanlaningham; and a girls sextet of Lori Lantz, Kim Hamilton, Sherri Myers. Karen Cooper, Christy Beer and Kerri Augsburger.

Syracuse students bring home honors from NISBOVA

Syracuse junior high school music„ students performed well in the NISBOVA vocal, orchestra and piano contest Saturday in Fort Wayne at Fairfield junior high Parents, friends and interested onlookers watched as students performed either in solo or ensemble events which they have been preparing for several weeks z Students perform their pieces for a judge who evaluates the playing and gives suggestions for improvement in their playing. Evaluation is made on an individual basis The students perform in groups commensurate with their level of advancement. Vocal students are under direction of Mark A. Fuller. James Delay directs the orchestra students at Syracuse. Piano entries are from study with various private teachers in the community. Participants and ratings received are as follows: Solos with rating of I

Cast is selected for drama club

The cast has been selected for the Wawasee high school presentation of “The Music Man * to be presented on April 23. 24. in the school auditorium. The musical is jointly sponsored by the drama and music departments of the school Cap Pryor has the male lead of Harold Hill and Kay Rowe has the female lead of Marian Paroo Other cast members include: Randy Clayton. Tracy Bartow. Tim Bushong. Mike Silveus, Dan Martin. Jeff Iden. Shelly ’ Dahlstrom. Mark Clark. Lauri j Pryor, Liz Davenport, Holly | Barrett. Jo Hamell Also. Stephanie Davenport, Chris Lacas. Joel Popenfoose. Craig Koble. Mark Koble. Steve Badskey. John Saab. J . C. Schrock. Ralph Reiff. Ron Wuthrich. Brian Slabaugh and Paul Schrumpf ' the chorus will consist of

Barbershop A boys barbershop quartet entered in group I and receiving a second rating included Joel Popenfoose. Mark Koble, Craig Koble and Tim Hamman. Also entered in a girls barbershop group I and receiving a third was Stephanie Davenport, Holly Barrett, Kim Gardner and Rhonda Miller. Many Firsts Many first ratings were earned by ensembles singing in group 11. They included a boys trio of John Naab, Steve .Badskey, and Tim Hamman; a group of girls, Kathy Iden. Jo Hammell, Judy Willard, Judy Weaver and Jill Grindle, a girls trio, Sherry’ Young, Cindy Solomon and Kelly Hamman. Also, a girls sextet comprised of Shelly Dahlstrom. Robin Auer, Teresa Blue, Jeanne Dye, Terri Bowers and Pam Hamilton; and a girls trio of Jeanne Dye, Diane Pittman and Susan Nulf. Two groups, each receiving a second in group 11. included a male quartet of John Naab, Gary Brown, Steve Badskey and Kathi Goins; and a girls trio including Francis Bieber, Cindy Mort and Johnna Gansert Group 111 First ratings received in group 111 of vocal ensembles included a girls large group with Shelly Dahlstrom. Pam Hamilton, Lonnie Stutzman, Kelly' Hamman, Renita Owens, Kim Richardson, Terri Bowers, Karen Maggart, Kathy Iden. Diane Pittman, Robin Auer Sherry Young and Jenny Hughes. A mixed quartet in group 111 and also receiving first ratings was Nanette Dipert, Pam Hamilton. Todd Niles and Tim Bushong. One ensemble entered in group HI and rated a second was madeup of Jan Lawson, Brenda Simmons and Shelly Harting. Two groups entered in group IV. Receiving a second in this group were Janie Drumm, Jodi Kleeman, Linda Engelberth and Lisa Harris. The other group received a third and was comprised of Coleen Walker, Kay Kirkpatrick. Cathi Yoder, Melissa Tom, Terri Smith, Sondra Moore and Liz Davenport. First and second ratings received medals both for solos and ensembles. All of these students have worked hard for the contest and are to be congratulated, along with the parents who have supported and encouraged them.

(superior) — Julie Bushong, Marjorie Gans, Michelle Wakeland. Josette Glon, Candy Bornman, Teresa Ogden, Busch, Bill Harting, Cathie Leonard. Gregg Moore and Susan Naab. Solos rating II (Excellent) — Marianne Mullinix, Jane Haffner, Candy Bornman. Laura Kroh. Barb Carr, Kent Lawson, Laurie Brouwer. Susan Naab, Bill Dixon. Margie Pittman, Mitzi Liles and Melanie Clayton. Solos rating 111 (Good) — Melanie Clayton Ensembles rating I — Vocal duet. Barb Carr and Mitzi Liles; string quintet. Julie Bushong, Marjorie Gans. Laura Kroh. Susan Naab. Josette Glon; cello trio, Laurie Brouwer, Kathy Stewart, Michelle Wakeland Ensembles receiving a rating of II — Vocal quartet. Barb Carr, Teresa Ogden, Terry Kraft on. Gregg Moore; and string quintet, Marianne Mullinix. Jane Haffner, Candy Bornman, Elizabeth Brewer and Kim Kroh

Melinda Tom. Pam Hamilton, Sue Nulf. Ginger Gant, Lonnie Stutzman. Nanette Dipert, Terri Bowers, Kathie I den, Vai Kiser, Ten Smith, Doug VanLue. Steve Payne. Kent Badskey. Steve Swick and Mike Wakeland. The dancers are Jane Fawley, Deb Pryor, Doug Troyer, Dennis Troyer, Tammy Franke, Lisa Gant. David Stewart, Toni Pearson, Katie Lemmon. Kelly Hamman. Marlys Staley and J. C Schrock The Fourth Wad productions show will be directed by Alan Zerkel, drama director at Wawasee, who will be assisted byDavid Blackwell, band; James DeLay, orchestra; Mrs. Ralph Bushong, choral; Mrs. Paul Rush, publicity; and Miss Linda Kehoe. props, costumes, makeup. Pictures and profiles of the cast members will appear as rehearsals continue.

Wed., Feb. 4,1976 — THE MAIL-JOURNAL

C’ *k El SCH 00 1 / _ A isl A fl Bflwc Afl BflflSr pa TjaMiß frU wk ill M Mill x*' ? yiijl BS * A- - L 1 1 ( .uxw AWARD WINNERS — Shown are the recent Pinewood derby winners from Milford Cub Scout Pack 3747. From left to right in the front row are John McClain, first in workmanship and second in race; David Krull, race winner; and Thad Grove, winner in best des/gn. In the back row. left to right, are Raymond Pena, third in race; James Richards, third in workmanship; John Steiner Richardson, second in workmanship; Mike Pershing, second in design, and Mike Benning third in design.

Milford Cub Scouts combine award presentation, derby

The annual Pinewood derby race of the Milford Cub Scout pack 3747 was held Thursday, Jan. 29, at their first meeting. Before the race. John McClain, Cub-master, presented the following awards: Webelos — James Richards, Mike Benning, Raymond Pena, Robert Green, Brett Gregory and John Steiner Richardson Wolf and 12 achievements — Jay Baumgartner and Barry Gansert Bobcat — Phillip Charters,

[I MiUord I’ I Library

By CAROLYN GROVE We have two films scheduled for children’s story hour on Saturday, Feb. 7, at 2 p.m. New books which have been received are: “Death: The Final Stage of Growth” by Elizabeth KublerRoss. ‘The Headley Treasure of Bibelots and Boxes” by George W. Headley. This boot is a gift from Mr. and Mrs. George W. Headley. “Are You There God? It’s Me, Margaret.” by Judy Blume. The emotions and problems of a girl approaching adolescence. “Houdini The Untold Story" by Milbourne Christopher. The great escape artist was also famous as a film star and vaudeville entertainer. “Beyond Earth: Man’s Contact With U. F. 0. ’s” by Ralph Blum. “The Complete Sherlock Holmes” by Sir Arthur Conan Doyle. “All About Upholstering” by John Bergen. Doris Day Her Own Story” by A. E. Hotchner. The film superstar tells the story of her private life “Bom Free” by Joy Adamson Area students to attend Manchester Many area students have been accepted for enrollment in Manchester college for the fall term. 1976 They include: NORTH WEBSTER — Kay Rowe, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. James Rowe, senior at Wawasee high school SYRACUSE - Rachel Stiver, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Donald. Stiver, senior at Wawasee high school; and Donald Dieterly, son of Mr. and Mrs. Doyle Butler, senior at Wawasee high school WARSAW — Gary Anglin, son □f Mr. and Mrs. Max Anglin, senior at Warsaw high school; and Holly Barrett, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Barrett, senior at Wawasee high school

Thad Grove, John McClain, Rob Brooks, Mike Pershing, Brett Gregory and John Steiner Richardson Recruiter awards — Troy Alt and John McQain The winners of the Pinewood derby and the 20 Cub Scouts participating in the race are listed below: Winners of the race — David Krull, first; John McClain, second; and Raymond Pena, third $

I a RZo -1 |“ y 11 TO PRESENT A BICENTENNIAL PROGRAM — Students and teachers alike at the Syracuse elementary school are busy preparing for “Uncle Sam's 200th birthday party” to be presented February 19 at 7:30 p.m. The program is not just to be a musical. Songs, skits, and readings will be combined for a salute to the Bicentennial. The entire elementary school will be partcipating in the program. The public is invited and encouraged to come and share in the celebration. Admission is free to all. In the top photo students in Mavis Vanderveer's fifth grade class are preparing costumes. In the bottom photo second grade teacher Noreta Mort is adding the finishing touches.

Karen Allen receives degree Karen S. Allen, r 4 Syracuse, has received a BS degree, cum laude, in mathematics from Butler university at Indianapolis. SINGLES EAT OUT A single person spends 35 per cent of his food money — about $298 annually — eating out, according to a study by the Bureau of Labor Statistics, compared to a married

Best design — Thad Grove, first; Mike Pershing, second; and Mike Benning, third Best workmanship — John McClain, first; John Steiner Richardson, second; and James Richards, third Other race participants — Jay Baumgartner, Scott Anderson, Phil Charters? Husky Pena, Troy Alt, Barry Gansert, Rob Brooks, Greg Bell, Paul Richardson, Scott Estep, Brett Gregory and Robert Green

person's 1192 annual bill for dining out. " . Louisiana mail comes by boat Louisiana is the only state where mail still is delivered by boat. At the mouth of the Mississippi River a mail boat runs six days a week to patrons living along the bayous of this marsh region.

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