The Mail-Journal, Volume 13, Number 38, Milford, Kosciusko County, 13 October 1976 — Page 9
r iLaIceland Activity Notes I THURSDAY, OCT. 14 3:45 pm — North Webster junior high girls volleyball vs Syracuse at North Webster 6:30 p.m — Syracuse junior high football vs North Webster at Wawasee 6:30 p.m. — Freshman football vs Plymouth at Wawasee 6:30p.m. Girls swim vs Culver at Wawasee 6:30 p.m Volleyball vs North Wood at Wawasee 6:30 p m. — Adult education at Wawasee 7:30 pm — Kiwanis travelogue in Wawasee auditorium FRIDAY. OCT. 15 7:30 pm. — Football vs Concord. there
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Saturday, oct. is * 10 am. — JV football vs Concord at Wawasee 11 a m Cross country sectional at Manchester MONDAY. OCT. 18 6 p.m. — Girls swim vs LaSalle, there 6:30 p.m. — Adult education classes at Wawasee TUESDAY. OCT. 19 4:15 p.m. - Syracuse junior high girls volleyball vs Pierthere 6:30 p.m — Volleyball vs Tippecanoe 6:30 p.m — Adult education classes at Wawasee WEDNESDAY. OCT. 20 3:45 p.m — North Webster junior high volleyball vs Milford at Milford 6:30 pm — Volleyball vs Elkhart Central at Elkhart 6:30 p.m. — Girls swim vs Tippecanoe Valley at Wawasee 6:30 pm. — Intramurals at Wawasee 6:30 pm — Adult education classes at Wawasee
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WEDNESDAY, OCT. 13 3:30 p.m. — Pee Wee football game at North Webster. Vikings vs Redskins 5:30 p.m. — Adult slow pitch softball games at Vega field 6- p.m. — Free time at the youth center THURSDAY. OCT. 14 9 a m — Bonnie Pruden class at youth center 3:30-5:00 p.m. — Pee Wee Football practice at Syracuse 5-7:30 p.m — Gymnastics classes at youth center 7:30-8:30 p.m. — Dog obedience class at youth center FRIDAY. OCT. 15 3:30-5 p.m. — Pee Wee football practice at Syracuse SATURDAY. OCT. 16 9 a m. — Pee Wee football at Syracuse. Cowboys vs Irish 10 a m. — Pee Wee football at Syracuse. Rams vs Packers 12 noon — Pee Wee football at Milford. Dolphins vs Browns 1 p.m. — Pee Wee football at Milford. 49‘ers vs Dolphins 3 p m — Pee Wee football at North Webster. Steelers vs Vikings 4 p.m. — Pee Wee football at North Webster. Redskins vs Raiders MONDAY, OCT. 18 3:30 p.m. — Pee Wee football championship game at Milford, awards to all boys will follow games 6:30-8:30 pm. — Weight Watchers at youth center TUESDAY. OCT. 19 9 a m. — Bonnie Pruden classes at youth center 3:30 p.m. — Pee Wee football all star team practice 5-6 p.m. — Gymnastics at the youth center 6:30-9 p.m. — Free time at the youth center WEDNESDAY. OCT. 20 3:30 p.m. — Pee Wee football practice at North Webster 5:30 p.m. — Adult slow pitch softball at Vega field 7- p.m. — Free time at the youth center THURSDAY, OCT. 21 9 a m . — Bonnie Pruden class at the youth center 3:30 p.m. — Pee Wee football all star team practice. Rams and Packers will practice together (look for the list to be posted at
League Standings Team Town Won Lost Tie Packers Syracuse 400 Vikings North Webster 3 1 0 Raiders North Webster 3 1 0 49ers Milford 3 1 2 Irish Syracuse 2 11 Steelers North Webster 2 0 0 Browns Milford 113 Cowboys Syracuse 0 2 2 Dolphins Milford 13 1 Rams Syracuse 0 3 1 Redskins North Webster 0 4 0
Camp Fire News
Fluffy Blue Birds elect three officers at meeting
The Fluffy Blue Birds held their second meeting Monday, October 11. Opening the meeting, the group participated with their Blue Bird Wish and the Pledge of Allegiance During the business meeting, three officers were elected — Cathy Roderick, take at-
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school' 5-7:30 p.m. — Gymnastic classes at youth center 7:30-8:30 pm. — Dog obedience at the youth center FRIDAY. OCT. 22 3:30 p.m. — Pee Wee football all star practice at Syracuse. Irish and Cowboys will practice together (look for the list to be posted at the school) SATURDAY. OCT. 23 10 a m. — Pee Wee all star game and awards day at Syracuse. Each boy and girl who participated in the program will receive an award at the end of the all star game. 1 p.m. — Pee Wee championship game or all star game at North Webster. Each child who participated in the program this fall will receive an award at the end of the game. Slow Pitch Softball In the only game played the past week in the Lakeland Youth Center slow pitch softball league Tom s Todds beat Cromwell 13-8. Games today (Wednesday) will feature Tom s Todds vs Jays and Cromwell vs Mikes. All players should plan to be at the field by 5:30 p.m. and round up a couple ringers in case your team is going to be short. Tom s Todds lead the league with a 3-0 record, Cromwell is in second at 2-1 with the Mikes and Jays 0-3 Milford Pee Wee Football The Dolphins and Browns of Milford played to a 16-16 tie cm Monday, Sept 27. while the 49’ers bested the Dolphins 16-6. In Saturday's games the 49'ers and Browns played to a 38-38 tie. In game two the Dolphins were shut out by the 49'ers 22-0. Football In North Webster In the games played the final week of September the Vikings bested the Redskins 16-12, while the Raiders were outscoring the Steelers 24-18. Saturday the Steelers edged the Redskins 20-14 and the Raiders knocked the Vikings off for the first time 3012. Syracuse Play During the week day games the Cowboys and Rams played to an 8-8 tie and the Packers beat the Irish 20-6. The Irish bested the Rams 22-6 and the Packers beat; the Cowboys 28-0 on Saturday.
tendance — Tyna Haney, take up dues — Jenny Kline, correspondent to friends Mitzi Clayton served refreshments to celebrate her birthday. Work was begun on the Blue Bird’s weird animal pals. The meeting was closed with a friendship circle and the Blue
Bird song. Next week the group will go to Ligonier and visit Pumpkin Fantasy. Third year Blue Birds hold meeting The Sunshine and Snowbird Blue Birds met last Wednesday. Oct. 6. for their first meeting of the school year. Returning members of the Sunshine group are Lisa Bushong. Lori Galloway. Angie Graff. Joy Karesh. Michelle Leffler. Kim Motherwell. Bonnie Ogden. Kelly Rensberger. Becca Stiver. Heidi Stuart, and Beckie Welty New members of the group are Stephanie Eldridge and Beverly VonDerau. Leaders for the group are Mrs. John (Bessi Stetler. Mrs. David (Donna) Ogden. Mrs Lowell (Lori) Welty and Miss Coleen Walker. Members returning to the Snowbirds are Stephanie Crow. Maurine Eagon. Angie Mullett. Dawn Neises. Kathy Owens, Jennifer Stetler, Patty Routson and Stephanie Kuhn. New members to the group are Kim Allen and Charlene Schrock. The leader of the group is Mrs. Matt (Virginia) Neises. As third year members, the girls will be working on a national award called "Solo Flight” The girls take each oi the seven parts of the Blue Bird Wish and complete three activities pertaining to each. These are done on individual endeavor and in preparation for the next level in Camp Fire, when they will be in Adventure club. The girls were given their Solo Flight handbooks and it was discussed by the leaders. The meeting ended with a birthday and thank-you party for Coleen W’alker who has helped the groups for two years. Coleenis a member of the Horizon club which is the high school level in Camp Fire girls. Dove Blue Birds make a mascot The Dove Blue Birds met Monday, Oct. 4, for their first time this school year. Members of the group are Tonya Barrett. Renee Gammiere. Melissa Johnson, Cheri Martindale. Michelle Rogers. Julie Schmahl, Karen Skaggs. Jan Stetler. Jennifer Tuttle and Ann Marie Vitaniemi. Mrs. John (Bess) Stetler is the leader of the group and Mrs. Mike (Joyce) Hardy is the assistant leader. Each girl made a Blue Bird mascot for their room, using hosiery containers and felt. Refreshments were furnished by Jan and Mrs. Stetler. The Doves will be meeting each Monday after school. Small slide goal for Post Cereal box top collection Syracuse elementary school has begun a collection drive aimed at acquiring a smaller slide designed for kindergarten or first grade children. The slide would be placed in a play area to be set aside for the sfnaller children. The slide is available free through the ‘‘Box Tops for Fun N Fitness” in exchange for 14,175 box tops from Post Cereals Jim Ryun. former world record holder for the mile, is the special projects director for this program Ryun is a long-time supporter of good school fitness programs and said, ‘‘Our youth deserve the very best physical fitness program we can give them, and I am honored to be
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part of this worthwhile effort from Post Cereals.” "The Syracuse PTO will sponsor our participation in this worthy program,” stated principal Robert D. Hamman. “We are most grateful to have the support and assistance of this active organization. We hope the parents and patrons of our school will respond as they have to similar programs in the past few years”. Mrs. Kent (Kay) Hare, PTO president. “We are delighted to be able to help the school get needed equipment for the small children. We hope all our friends will help us reach our goal by saving and turning in any Post Cereals box tops." Principal Hamman felt that 14.175 box tops was not an unreasonable goal, since the program runs until March 31 and the school's enrollment has risen to nearly 600 students. He did want to emphasize, however, that neither the PTO nor the school are endorsing Post Cereals as better cereals than other brands, nor are they asking anyone to switch brands. They are merely asking that anyone who uses Post Cereals save the boxtops and take or send them to the school. Syracuse elementary school is located at 201 East Brooklyn street in Syracuse g Lakeland I School H ■ £ Lunch October 18-22 MONDAY — Barbecue sandwich. scalloped potatoes, fruit, cake and milk TUESDAY — Creamed chicken, mashed potatoes, buttered carrots, fruit salad, biscuits and butter and milk WEDNESDAY — Italian spaghetti, buttered green beans, celery sticks, pears, hot rolls and butter and milk THURSDAY — Chilled orange juice, weiner sandwich, French fries, fruit, ice cream and milk FRIDAY — Steakettes, mashed potatoes, gravy, mixed vegetables, orange wedges, french bread and milk
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J rep* WAITING HER TURN — A Syracuse elementary pupil left, waits her turn on the saddle mates, playground equipment purchased last year with newspaper recycling money raised by the school children and community people.
Newspapers recycled into cash purchases playground equipment
"This started as an ecology project on studying waste paper,” said Mrs. Carl Reinholt, fourth grade teacher at Syracuse elementary school, referring to the school's newspaper recycling. More than two years ago, Mrs. Reinholt’s students decided newspapers were being wasted and began a collection and recycling project. From the start, one ton of the papers were collected each week. Two green collection boxes sit on the parking lot of the school and the Lakeland Youth Center where people can dispose of Wrong name was listed In last week's paper the list of national merit scholarship “Commended Students” carried the name of Pat McMillian. This name is incorrect. The WHS senior who was named to the list was Patricia McQuillian. North Webster volleyball teams stop Milford The North Webster junior high girls volleyball A and B teams won their second matches of the season Wednesday against Milford. The B team won a quick match in two games of 15-4 and 15-3. The A team bested Milford in the first round 15-4, lost the second game 15-7, but came back with a 15-2 decisive quick game to win the match. North Webster The girls volleyball teams each have a 2-0 record for the season.
their newspapers. The papers are then taken to Thermton plant in Fort Wayne, where they are recycled into insulation. Syracuse elementary is then paid for all of the papers it sends and the money is used for school equipment. A spiral slide was purchased by the school the first year of the program and saddle mates bought last year, along with a baseball backstop. “This year we hope to get a new merry-go-round and maypole,” Mrs. Reinholt said. For the children’s efforts in 1974, a presentation was made in the Syracuse school gym of a PRIDE pennant from the department of public instruction. The pennant is awarded to persons who undertake a project for conserving energy.
I Promised Two Years Ago To Be Your Tax Watchdog * Msm Because of co-operation among Republican office holders you have the lowest tax rate for county government in the state of Indiana. To continue with this program vote November 2 for Ronald Sharp, councilman-at-large. Po»d For By Ronald Sharp - 406 N Huntington St. — Syracuse Indiana
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