The Mail-Journal, Volume 13, Number 13, Milford, Kosciusko County, 21 April 1976 — Page 9

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Wa-Ta-De girls hold meeting A total of 21 members of the Wa-Ta-De Camp Fire youth met in the Scout cabin on April 13. Michele Hooley led the girls in the pledge to the flag Attendance was taken and dues collected byHeather Yoder Bead records were turned in by each girl. Beads will be given out at the flyup Sign-up sheets for a bake sale on May 30 at the Scout cabin, sponsored by Camp Fire, were passed out This sale is to be a part of the Bicentennial festivities planned for Memorial Day week end in Syracuse The sheets are to be returned to the Scout cabin no later than April 30. Girls were reminded that posters were due April 15 for the poster contest The theme was Beautify America The contest is being held in connection with the clean-up day which is scheduled for April 24 The Garden club will judge the posters Ribbons will be

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awarded Posters will be displayed m various stores in Syracuse. CTean-up day is the combined efforts of Camp Fire. Scouts. Youth Center and Wawasee Chapel youth The girls made memory patches. Each patch depicts an event they participated in during the past year in Camp Fire. These patches will be made from felt and each girl will receive a copy of each patch at fly-up There are 26 patches in all. . Refreshments were served bySara Cox and Nancy Ladd. Shu-Kin-Di-Da-Nu Camp Fire Giris hold meeting The Shu-Kin-Di-Da-Nu Camp Fire group met on Tuesday . April 13. with seven present The president. Rhonda Elias, called the meeting to order Siobhan Stevenson led the pledge to the flag and Jackie Hemminger led the Camp Fire law Siobhan read the minuje* of the

last meeting, they were approved Mrs Stevenson took attendance and collected dues. The girls were advised to take the nominating cards. Marlene Overfelt will call the girls on Monday night. The bake sale sheets were passed out to each girl to take home to her parents. The gir’.s turned in bead sheets. Tammy Granger was introduced as a new member Marlene Overfelt served cookies as refreshments. Games were played and the meeting was closed with the closing song * Fluffy Blue Birds discuss clean*up The April 12 meeting of the Fluffy Blue Birds was opened with roll call A total erf 12 Blue Birds and two guests were present Celeste Schroggs held the flag as the pledge of allegiance was said The girls discussed the cleanup posters Entertainment was a surprise of Easter baskets Nikki Blade served refresh ments The meeting closed with the Blue Bird wish and the friendship circle

g Lakeland | Schools |Lunch|i i Menu/' - "] I _■ ~--A J

April 24-30 MONDAY — Hamburger sandwich.” buttered potatoes, fruit salad, applesauce cake and milk TUESDAY — Chicken and noodles, mashed potatoes, carrot sticks, bread and butter, fruit, cookies and milk WEDNESDAY — Italian spaghetti, buttered green beans, fruit, garlic toast, pudding and milk THURSDAY - Chilled orange juice, submarine sandwich with lettuce and pickles, buttered com. potatoe chips, cookies and mijk FRIDAY — Macaroni and cheese, chicken salad sandwich, buttered peas, strawberries, ice cream and milk

NEXT WEEK ; IN THE . LAKELAND SCHOOLS 1

WEDNESDAY, APRIL 21 4 p m — Wawasee golf vs Concord at Concord 4 p m. — Wawasee girls tennis vs Elkhart Central at Elkhart 6 30 p.m. — Adult education at Wawasee THURSDAY, APRIL 22 4 p.m — Wawasee girls track vs Elkhart Memorial at Elkhart 4 p.m — Girls tennis vs Rochester at Wawasee 4 15 p m — Wawasee golf vs Northridge at Northridge 4:15 p.m. — Milford junior high track at Pierceton 4:30 p.m. — Wawasee junior varsity basebail vs Whitko at Wawasee 4:3&p.m — Wawasee track vs Columbia City and New Haven at New Haven 6:30 p.m. — Adult education at Wawasee 6:30 to 8:30 p.m — North Webster junior high arts and crafts exhibit 7 p.m — North Webster elementary arts and crafts festival in gym FRIDAY. APRIL 23 , Syracuse elementary special Olympics 8 a m -0 p.m — Milford junior high Sth grade to Chicago 7-9:30 p.m. — Wawasee art classes festival in commons 8 pm — Musical “Music Man’’ Wawasee auditorium A ■ ■ SATURDAY. APRIL 24 All day — Wawasee girls track at Manon relays All day — FFA area judging contest tn Porter county AU day — State FHA convention at Indianapolis 9 45 a m. — Wawasee track in Goshen relays 1-5 and 7-9:30 p.m. — Wawasee art classes festival in commons 8 pm — Musical “Music Man ’ in Wawasee auditorium SUNDAY. APRIL 25 AU day — State FHA con vention at Indianapolis MONDAY. APRIL 3S 4pm. — Girls tennis vs Central Noble al Central Noble 4 p.m — Girls track vs Columbia City at Wawasee 4:40 p m. — Wawasee basebaU vs Northfield at Wawasee 4:30 p m — Wawasee golf vs Rochester at Rochester 6 30 p m — Adult education at Wawasee 7:30 pm. — Concerned citizens forum in room 101 at Wawasee

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TUESDAY. APRIL 27 4 p.m. — W awasee girls tennis vs North Wood at Wawasee 4 p.m. — Wawasee junior varsity baseball vs Goshen at Goshen 4:30 p.m. — Wawasee track vs Warsaw and Rochester at Wawasee -» 4:30 p.m. — Wawasee golf vs Culver Military at Wawasee 6:30 p.m. — Adult education at Wawasee 7 p.m — Foreign language club meeting in case annex at Wawasee 7 p m. — FHA meeting in room 104 at Wawasee WEDNESDAY. APRIL 28 4 p.m — Wawasee girls vs Bremen at Bremen i 4pm — Wawasee girls track v-s Warsaw and Rochester at Wawasee 6:30 p.m — Adult educat ion at Wawasee Leaders of CF council meets The leaders association of the Wa Da Ya Ki Camp Fire Girls council at Syracuse met at 12:35 p.m. on April 5 with chairlady Mrs John Nemeth presiding Regular reports were heard and assignments made for cleanup day on Saturday. April 24 Mrs Richard Roose was introduced to the leaders as the person m charge of designing the floats for the parades in which the girls will be taking part this summer She showed several sketches and explained the ideas behind the floats Officers Nominations for officers was given as follows Chairlady — Mrs John Nemeth Co-chair lady — Mrs Kent Mishler Secretary — Mrs James Tranter No other nominations given, the above will serve for a period of two years each Joyce Hardy brought a craft idea and shared it with the leaders. She showed shamrocks her group had made from a salt dough Memorial Day The girls of the council w ill be marching m the Memorial Day parade at Syracuse, wearing their colors Mrs Matthew Neises volunteered to be chairman of a bake sale in May Leaders were asked to be sure articles for the newspaper were complete with first and last names of persons involved. It was noted that the Camp Fire would be in charge of the concession stand at the Syracuse city park this summer and rules for running the stand were studied. I GRAD I ATE — Kent Doty was among the 276 seniors who participated in the 78th commencement exercises at Goshen college on April It. He is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Harry Dale Doty of r 2 Milford. Kent will receive a degree in physical education when he completes graduation requirements in August. NO TAKERS When Publisher William Randolph Hearst put up $50,000 in 1910 for the first pilot who could fly coast to coast in 30 days or less, no one was able to claim the prize Aeronautics’ state of the art simply was not sufficientlyadvanced

|V Ak £l NEWs / Honor rolls ore released for Lakeland junior high schools

The honor rolls were released by the several principals of the Lakeland junior high schools. To be a member of the distinguished honor roll a student may receive more than one B. with the remainder of grades being A’s. They also must have a satisfactory grade in citizenship. To be a member of the regular honor roll, a student must receive B’s or better and must have satisfactory grade in citizenship. The rolls follow : Milford Distinguished Eighth Grade — Greg Adams. Beth Burke. Angie Farrington. Arlene Lehman. Linda Perry. Amy Speicher. Ted Tobin.

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Hundreds of schools around the state of Indiana wiU be sponsoring ride-a-bike programs this coming Sunday for the mentally retarded citizens. The Lakeland Community Educators association and the Wawasee Future Educators in Action wiU be joining in this project AU donations collected in the Lakeland bike ride wiU go to the CouncU for the Retarded of Kosciusko county and to the Indiana Association for Retarded Citizens Riders are to find sponsors w ho wiU donate a given amount for each mile ridden. A 20 mile bike ride has been planned see accompanying map Riders, will meet at Wawasee high school in the parking lot at 2 p.m on the 25th Final instructions wiU be given before the riders leave on the ride Riders are reminded of the following rules (1) All traffic laws must be

Milford elementary school to hold pioneer day Friday

This Friday, April 23, the Milford elementary school will be having a Pioneer day The whole day will be devoted to learning about and experiencing what happened in the life of America's early pioneer families This is part of the school's Bicentennial celebration During this day the children will be led m many special activities along with their classroom work which will be done with a pioneer flavor In the evening the school will again be open from 6to 7:30 p m to conclude the day's program of events Parents and interested people are invited to visit the Milford Reports damage to vehicle from BB Mark Bradley erf r 1 Beulah. . Mich., reported to Syracuse police Last Thursday night that his vent window on the right side of Ins car was broken with a BB shot. The incident occurred around 10 p m on North Indiana avenue and Indiana 13 at its intersection with Huntington road. Bradley was southbound at the time of the shooting.

Wed., April 21,1976 — THE MAIL-JOURNAL

Melodie Tom. Janet Wall and Jamie White Seventh grade — Angie Augsburger. Heather Beer. Doug Rheinheimer. Kathy Stichter and Tom Troup Sixth grade — Annette Beer. Lori Kammerer. Myra Ruch. Susie Schmucker. Norine Sorensen. Kent Stichter and Becky Wuthrich Milford Regular Eighth grade — Stephanie Baumgartner. Debbie Bell. Carl Bice. Debra Dove. Kevin Haines. Shari Miller and Marla Woiferman Seventh grade — Sam Beer. Tammy Beer. Carmen Castillo.

obeyed. Stop at aU stop and yield signs. <2) Never ride more than two abreast and stay on your side of the road. •3> Be extra careful at the bottom of hills, on curves, etc where you may not be seen by motorists. (4) Be careful at all times. It is suggested that sponsors write checks for the amount they donate so that the check may be used as a receipt. Any student from the sixth grade through 12th. teachers or adults who wish to ride should contact one of the following for registration forms: Richard Roose. Milford junior high . Elten Powers. North Webster junior high school Gladys Preston. Syracuse junior high; or Tony Clouse. Terry Iden. J. C. Schrock or Mike Steffen at Wawasee high school

elementary school anytime during this special day to see the activities or visit the classrooms. A special invitation is extended to ah to get into the Bicentennial spirit and t£ become involved in the community by visiting the school on this dav.

The Wawasee FFA Chapter Would Like To Thank The Following For Their Support In Our Recent Slave Auction o Carlton And Mary Ann Beer Dan And Deborah Beer Mr. And Mrs. Maurice Beer Robert And Lora Buhrt Crestview Farms (Everett, Ray And Dennis Darr) Don And Roberta Fervada Steve And Marceil Haab Don Hoover Virgil And Katherine Ihnen Doyle Kolberg Lester And Eloise Mast Lakeland Realty -r Sharp Hardware And Implement Tom Brothers Farms Leon And Dorothy Tucker Fred And Dianne Weisser We Would Also Lilre To Give A Special Thanks To Ronn Beer, Who Served As Our Auctioneer

Kim Charlton. Larry Critchfield, Keith Hartman. Karen Howard. Shawn Lowery. Sandy Lazano. Mike Nordin, Jon Nyce, Mara Leigh Peterson. Jeff Sylvester and Shelly Traver Sixth grade — Shannon Boyd, Yolanda Garzi, Gary Gerencser, Jill Haab. Cheryl Hochstetler. Julie Laird. Carlyle Lehman. Sheli Miller, Tammy Ryman. Paul Siegfried and Kirk Stichter North Webster Distinguished Eighth grade — Greg Moerchen. Bart Bowser, Tyler Haines. Jill Sliger, Lisa Hummel. Ttichard Steele and Tina Wozniak Seventh grade — John Locke, Becky Webb. /Todd Moerchen. Brenda Hunter. Carla Eastlund. Amber Lehman. Karla Knafel. Jami Everts. Tim Bause. Brad Calobrace. Bob Mort and Bret Fawley Sixth grade — Laurie Staley. Kent Butcher. Beth Pritchard, Mark Herrald and Tami Penn North W ebster Regular Eighth grade — Brenda Iden. Rob Ladner. Mary Beth Rhoades, Jay Herrald. Charles Meyers. Eric Sheppard, Robin Erwin. Kandi Mort. Dave Strombeck and Sandy Koenigshof. Seventh grade — Debbie Sellers. Wayne Heffner, Traci Streiby. Sara Mitchell. Laurie Kruger and Kris Walgamuth Sixth grade — Chris Bause. Tom Rhodes. Susan Payne. Joanne Doty. John Schenkel, Suzanne Hill, Ronda Black. .Annette Keim, Dawn Maze and Ken Paulus. Syracuse Distinguished Eighth grade — Candy Bornman. Cam Boyer. Mike Brannock. Laurie Brouwer. Lynn Brown. Roberta Busch. Carla Darr, Rose Easley. Jane Haffner. Laura Kroh. Lisa Meek. Sharon Meek, Jan Miller. Mike Murray, Carol Phillabaum. Margie Pittman. Tracy Rinker. Alice Steffen and Lynn Vangundy Seventh grade — Chris Bornman. Tim Butt. Diane Dieterly. Susan Naab. Brian Roberts and Mike Vanderveer Sixth grade — Brian Brannock. Ron Cripe, Bill Harting. Laura Jones. Nancy Norman and Portia Price Syracuse Regular Eighth grade — Fred Avery. Elizabeth Brewer, Julie Brandon, Greg Carpenter, Mary Jane Cox. Raymond Hively, Daryl Hoover, Kent Lawson, Marianne Mullmix. Angie Reed. Janice Siebert. Peggy Waterson and Michelle White Seventh grade — Donna Bond, Julie Bushong, Mark Crum, Steve Deck. Tammy Goodspeed, Holly Hemminger, Julie Hepler, Cindy Hoover, Alicia Holcomb, Tim Hubartt, Tim Kroh. Ellen Meek, Teresa Ogden and Amy Reed Sixth grade — Don Amsden. Cindy Barney. Tammy Bowling, Darla Brown. June Brown. Sonya Crow. Anita Hasse, Steve Hite. Laura Jones. Elaine Karesh, Dena Ladd. Angie Laub, Garth McClain. Mary Medlock, Cynthia Myrick and Beth Walker

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