The Mail-Journal, Volume 14, Number 6, Milford, Kosciusko County, 2 March 1977 — Page 7

& Youth ' Center ‘iSBSISI Events

WEDNESDAY. MARCH 2 3-5 pm. — Syracuse basketball 5-6:30 p.m. — Free time at the center 6:30-9 pm. — Couples volleyball in Syracuse Junior High gym THURSDAY. MARCH 3 9- a m — Bonnie Pruden exercise class 10- noon — Ladies volleyball 12-3 p.m. — Ladies tennis 3-5 p.m. — Syracuse basketball 5- p.m. — Free time at the * center 6- p.m. — Gymdancetics 7- p.m. — Dancercise class FRIDAY, MARCH 4 3-5 p.m. — Syracuse basketball 5-6:30 p.m — Free time at center 6:30 p.m. — Center closed — Go Warriors!!! SATURDAY. MARCH 5 9-10 a m. — Beginners gymnastics I 9- am. — Advanced gymnastics 10- Intermediate gymnastics 12:30-1:30 — Beginners gymnastics II 1:30-5 p.m. — Free time for all ages MONDAY. MARCH 7 6:30-8:30 p.m — Weight Watchers TUESDAY. MARCH 8 9- am. — Bonnie Pruden exercise class 10- pm— Ladies tennis 5-9 p m — Free time at the center New Classes To Be Offered Karate will make a return to the youth center on Tuesday, March 15 Two classes will be available. 6-7:15 pm. and 7:308:45 p.m. Students are asked to sign up before Saturday, March 12. Classes are filling up so you had better hurry if you still want to be included in the class. Simply call the center at 457-3055 and have your name put on the list All students are asked to come the first night at 6 p.m and then you will be assigned to a class The class will run for 10 weeks for a minimal fee Girls Junior High Basketball Girls who are not involved with junior high gymnastics are encouraged to take part in this program There will be no cost and the emphasis will be on fundamentals of basketball. Giris who played on the junior high

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teams and girls who will be playing next year are invited to attend. The first night is Tuesday, March 15 after school. The youth center van will pick up at the school. This is an opportunity to further your knowledge of the game and improve your skills. Practice will be on Tuesday and Thursday nights. Dance At The Center A Big Success Approximately 130 high school students danced to the music of Trinity in the youth center on Friday. Feb. 25. The dance held after 4he Wawasee-West Noble games was the first of many planned for the upcoming months. The evening was sponsored by the canoe and camping club, senior division. The next dance is tentatively set for Friday night, March’ 11. for junior high students only. Once a student is in the building, he is in for the evening. Students may leave only if a parent comes to pick them up. All coats and purses will be checked in. Hours for the junior high dance will be 8:30 to 11 p.m. Doors will be open for admission from 7:308:30 p.m. The next dance for high school students is tentatively set for Friday night, March 25, from 8:30 to 11:30 p.m Spring Trips Planned The camping and canoe club HL J WB w-w * LOCAL BOY INVITED TO PAGE — At the invitation of John B. Augsburger. Bob Hickman. 14. son of Mr. and Mrs. Jack Hickman of r 1 Syracuse, served as a page in the Indiana Senate on Wednesday. Feb. 23. Bob is an eighth grade student in the Milford Junior High School and is active in drama. Accompanying Bob to Indianapolis on Tuesday. Feb. 22, were his mother and Mrs. Richard Dey of Warsaw. *

will be taking a couple of spring trips. The senior high division will be going to the Smokies April 2 through 6 since the weather in southern Indiana will still be cold at that time. To pay for the cost of the planned trips the club will be sponsoring dances and other activities. The trip is open to any high school student, but there is room for only 10 participants. Pre-sign up is necessary and can be done at the youth center. Final cost will be tallied just before the trip. The junior high division will be making a canoe run down the Elkhart River on a Friday and Saturday, April 8 and 9. The trip will be co-ed with both Mr. and Mrs. Dan Caskey accompanying the group. Canoes will be provided and a small fee will be charged. To sign up contact Mr. Caskey in the youth center. SERVES AS PAGE — Lynn Hathaway, r 1 Warsaw, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Rex Hathaway recently served as senate page for Senator John Augsburger. Miss Hathaway, an eighth grade student at North Webster Junior High School, enjoys playing the piano, reading, art and bicycle riding. While serving as page, she had the honor of serving in the Centennial year of the General .Assembly.

§ Lakeland iScAooZn | Lunch y I Menus^ 1 } J March 7-11 MONDAY orange juice, hamdinger. French fries, fruit, cake and milk TUESDAY- Meat loaf, mashed potatoes and gravy, bread and butter, fruit salad, cookie and milk WEDNESDAY - Italian spaghetti, buttered corn, lettuce salad, bread and butter, pudding and milk THURSDAY - Fried chicken, sweet potatoes, buttered green beans, fruit jello, bread and butter and milk FRIDAY — Fish squares, buttered peas and carrots, potato salad, bread and butter, ice cream and milk

K TO SERVE AS PAGE — Judi Ferverda, 14, r 1 North Webster, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Don Ferverda. has been chosen to serve as page to Senator John Augsburger beginning March 4. Miss Ferverda, eighth grader at North Webster Junior High School, H a member of the choir, band and girls track team. She is also a member of the Room 4-U and Wee Webster Workers 4-H Clubs, serving as secretarytreasurer for the latter. She attends the North Webster Church of God and is a member of the youth group there. Lucky 7's International to meet Sunday The Lucky 7's International CB club will meet at the American Legion hall in Syracuse Sunday, March 6. for an all-day meeting. A pot luck dinner will be enjoyed between the hours of 12 noon and 2 p.m. Clay (Rob Burner) Craft and Floyd (Pretty Boy Floyd) Heath will preside over the business meeting which is to be held between the hours of 2 and 4 p.m. A social time will be held from 4 until 6 p.m. with a live band being featured from 6 p.m. until midnight. There is no charge for members. Non-members' are welcome but will be charged a small fee to help pay the band. Memberships will be available. Boy Scouts enjoy bowling tournament Members of Milford’s Boy Scout troop 747 enjoyed a fatherson bowling tournament on Saturday, Feb. 26. at the Wawasee Bowl in Syracuse. The tournament winners were Mark and Michael West who rolled a 794 series total. Second place honors went to Kevin Mc- * Donald and Gene Nickoli. They rolled a 713 series total. In third place were Bob Greene and Richard Sponseller with a 646 series total. Other participants were Terry Powell and Larry Harman with 500, Jon Peterson and Merrill Peterson with 656, Jeff Peterson and Gail Harman with 590, Don Greene and Charles Greene with 580., Mike Benning and Dave Benning with 569 and Larry Flannery and Orris Flannery with 468.’

Three students designated national scholarship finalists

Three Wawasee High School seniors have been notified they are National Merit Scholarship finalists and have received certificates of merit. Todd Haines Todd Haines, son of Mr. and Mrs. Stacy Haines of Leesburg, has been accepted at Ball State University, where he wishes to pursue an accounting major. He took accounting in his sophomore year and likes it, making it his major choice. Haines has played offensive and defensive tackle for Wawasee and is secretarytreasurer of the Lettermen’s Club and member of the Fellowship of Christian Athletes. He is also National Honor Society president and an English, math, science and business major. Susan Shank Susan Shank, daughter of Dr. and Mrs. Wendel Shank of Syracuse has been accepted at Taylor University, Upland, where she wants to pursue an elementary’ teaching major, with

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List Wawasee district music contest winners*

Piano, vocal and string music competition Saturday, Feb. 19, at Fairfield Junior High in Fort Wayne was divided into three groups according to age and experience; Group I for advanced students, down to Group II for freshmen and those entering for the first time. Winners from Wawasee High School are as fallows: Group I Superior ratings were received by the following students making them eligible for state competition: Vocal Solo — Steve Badskey, Johnna Gansert and Joel Popenfoose Voila solo — Teresa Carpenter Cello solo — Jeff Hoerr ■ String bass solo — Bryan Smith Madrigal I — John Naab, Steve Badskey, Nanette Dipert, Deb Taylor, Dianne Pittman, Kent Badskey, Gary Brown. Gay Grindle and Kim Grindle Madrigal II r- Tim Hamman Craig Koble, Joel Popenfoose,

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Dove's visit local business By JAN STETLER The Bove Blue Birds met Monday. Feb 28. with eight members present Refreshments were served by Michelle Rogers and Ann Vitanieme. The group visited a local ice cream and restaurant establishment in Syracuse .After a tour the manager, Mr. Oswalt, allowed each girl to draw her own dish of ice cream Before leaving each girl was given a coupon for a free ice cream cone. The meeting ended with games and the Blue Bird Nest Sunshine Girls have beauty parlor party By LISA BUSHONG “Beauty" was the theme of the meeting of the Sunshine Blue Birds on February 23. Following the wish led by Michele Leffler and the pledge led by Becca

Spanish endorsement. She was a three-year band member and is vice president of the photography dub, member of the foreign language club and National Honor Society. Caryl Coy Caryl Coy, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Leedy of Warsaw would like to pursue an environmental science major at Manchester College. “I like the chemistry aspect of it, so I’d like to help the environment so we can live in it in the future,” Coy said, referring to environmental research. The math, science and English major is a member of the National Honor Society and drama club. She is secretarytreasurer of the speech club and vice president of the foreign language dub. Since the scholarships were begun in 1956, the amount of value has increased to 11 million dollars annually. In 1977, over 3,800 winners of the scholarships win be selected.

Mary Clark, Sherry Young, Karen Cooper and Ginger Gant Mixed large ensemble (Varsity Singers) — Gary Todd Niles, Brad Brown, Joel Popenfoose, Mary Clark, Sherry Young, Nanette Dipert, Deb Taylor, John Naab, Tim Hamman, Steve Badskey, David Stewart, Karen Cooper, Kathi Replogle, Teri Smith and Ginger Gant Boys barbershop quartet — Joel Popenfoose, Gary Brown, Tim Hamman and Steve Badskey Boys small ensemble — Steve Badskey, Craig Koble, John Naab, Joel Popenfoose, Gary, Brown and Tim Hamman - Those receiving a good rating are: String bass solo — Stan Kroh Vocal solo — Francis Bieber and Nanette Dipert Vocal trio — Judy Willard, Jo Hamell and Blue Girls barbershop quartet — Mary Clark, Sherry Young, Ginger Gant and Karen Cooper

Stiver, the girls took a quiz on beauty. A program on beauty care was given with the girls participating in a beauty parlor party. At the close of the meeting the game “Upset the Fruit Basket” was played and the girls formed their nest circle. Snowbirds learn beauty care at/ recent meeting Mrs. John (Bess) Stetler presented a program on health and beauty care to the Snowbird Blue Bird group at their Wednesday, Feb. 23, meeting. The program fulfilled one of the requirements for a solo flight badge for Jennifer Stetler and Dawn Neises. Temper booklets were made by the six girls present also fulfilling another solo flight badge requirement. Stephanie Crow served refreshments at the end of the meeting. FIRST FLAG The first Union flag of 13 stripes was unfurled at Cambridge, Mass, by Gen. George Washington on Jan. 1, 1776.

Wed., March 2,1977 — THE MAIL-JOURNAL

"* r ® ’ Bi r ■fair — FINALISTS FOLLOW INTERESTS — Wawasee High School finalists for the National Merit Scholarships are planning to pursue their interests in colleges next year. Above, Susan Shank, is planning to work toward an elementary teaching career, with a Spanish endorsement. Below, Todd Haines, likes accounting and will seek a degree in accounting. Below, left, Caryl Coy likes chemical research and hopes to use it in environmental sciences.

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Mixed quartet — Karen Cooper, Mary Clark, Joel Popenfoose and Tim Hamman < Group II Students receiving a superior rating in Group II are the following: Piano solo — Jill Sliger String ensemble — Jeff Hoerr, Heather Beer, Teresa Carpenter, Stan Kroh and Jay Harold Girls trio — Kathy Iden, Cindy Soloman and Sherry Young. Mixed quartet — Tim Bushong. Todd Niles, Chris Taylor and Nanette Dipert Group 11 students earning a good rating are: String bass solo — Mike Wakeland Girls ensemble — Shelly Dahlstrom, Karen Maggart, Kathi Replogle, Sue Nulf. Kim Richardson and Renita Owen Girls trio — Nanette Dipert, Deb Taylor and Chris Taylor Vocal solo — Cindy Soloman, Joe Hamell and Deb Taylor • Madrigal — Laurie Pryor, t Shelly Dahlstrom, Francis Bieber, Kay Ferverda, Jill Sliger. Chris Taylor, Kathy Iden, Rob Hamman, Ray Hively, Richard Leamons, Marshall Minnick, Steve Payne and Kent Lawson Group 111 Qualifying for superior ratings in Group 111 are: Girls ensemble — Chris Taylor, Melanie Zurcher, Cathleen Cole. Brenda Iden, Kelly Chase, Julie Shafer, Barb Carr, Peggy Waterson and Sandy Koenigshof. Vocal solo Z- Brenda Iden, Kent Lawson, Mitzi Liles, Carla

Webster elementary calendar is given

The following is the calendar of events for the North Webster Elementary School for March, 1977: March 9 — Spelling Bee for fifth grade 10— Music In Our School Day, 10 am., program in gym 11 — Mrs. Graham’s kindergarten play, 10:15 a.m. 11 — Band Booster basketball game, 6 p.m., gym 17 — Saint Patrick’s day — Quiet day in cafeteria 18 — Corporation Music Festival at Wawasee High School, 8 p.m. 21 — Cole Marionettes in gym, 9 a.m. f

Curtis, Shari Miller, Jill Hamell, Marshall Minnick and Sandy Koenigshof Piano solo — Jamie White, Greg Moore, Shelly Harting, Stephanie Baumgartner Mixed quartet — Brenda Iden, Jill Sliger, Rod Hamman and Ray Hively Mixed ensemble — Randy Hickman, Jerry Gans, Richard Leamons. Rod Hamman and Ray Hively; Jill Hamell, Joe Hamell, Lynn Brown, Janice Siebert and Marianne Mullinix Vocal duet — Jan Lawson and Kent Lawson Piano duet — Stephanie Baumgartner and Buddy Bice Earning a good rating in Group 111 are the following students: Piano solo — Buddy Bice and Kay Kirkpatrick Vocal duetX- Rod Hamman and Ray Hively, Terri Crafton and Belinda Boyer Girls trio — Jill Sliger, Brenda Iden and Sandy Koenigshof Vocal solo — Jill Grindle, Rod Hamman, Hope Sipress, Barbara Carr and Beth Spry Violin sold — Hope Sipress Boys ensemble — Richard Leamons, Clay Bowman, Richard Steele, Randy Hickman, Jerry Gans, Marshall Minnick, Ray Hively, Kent Lawson, Mike Coy and Rod Hamman Mixed quartet — Linda James, Kathy Lambert, Brad Brown and Doug Marchand Mixed quartet — Beth Burke, Sharri Miller Marshall Minnick and Kent Lawson Julie Shafer received a fair rating for a vocal solo

24 — Fourth grade Pioneer days — Parent day 25 — End of third grading period 21-26 — Fourth grade Pioneer days 25 — Mrs. Graham’s kindergarten breakfast, 8:30 a.m. 30 _ Parent-Teacher Conferences for grades 1-5 Also during March and part of April, the Kiwanis Essay Contest for grades four through eight will be held. From March 1 to April 15, students in the Lakeland Community School Corporation are asked to submit essays for judging.

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