The Mail-Journal, Volume 14, Number 9, Milford, Kosciusko County, 23 March 1977 — Page 10

THE MAIL-JOURNAL—Wed., March 23,1977

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SCHOO£ i 1 NEIVs / A m& >jsflk wl lj I jt* 1,; IjrnT* MAKE BIRTHDAY CAKES — Syracuse Camp Fire Girls celebrated their annual birthday party with a cake decorating contest Saturday afternoon. Winners are front, left, Angela- Kirkdorfer, Lisa Scarbeary and Kris Neff, first grade; Jenifer Tuttle. Ann Marie Vitamemi and Julie Sckmahl, second grade; Charlene Shrock. Dawn Neises and Becky Stiver, third grade. Back. left. Portia Price. Julie Hepler and Donna Bond.

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WEDNESDAY. MARCH 23 Wrestling practice 3:30-5. free time for all 5-6:30, couples volleyball 6:30-9 THURSDAY. MARCH 24 Junior high girls basketball 3:30-5, free time 54:30. wrestling practice6:3o-7:30, free time7:3O--9 FRIDAY, MARCH 25 Spnng T-ball 3:15-4:15 class one. Spring T-ball 4:15-5:15 class two, free time 5:30-7:30, high school only dance 8-11 SATURDAY. MARCH 26 Gymnastics practice, beginning class one 9-10, advanced class 9-11. intermediate class 1012:30. beginning class two 12:301:30, free time for all 1:30-4:30 MONDAY. MARCH 28 Wrestling practice 3:30-5, Weight Watchers 6:304:30 TUESDAY. MARCH 29 Wrestling practice 3:30-5. free time for all 5-6:30, wrestling practice 6:30-7:30. free time for all 7:30-9 WEDNESDAY. MARCH 30 Wrestling practice 3 30-5. free time for all 5-6:30, couples volleyball 6 30-9 THURSDAY. MARCH 3l Junior high girls basketball 3:30-5. free time for all 5-6:30, wrestling practice 6:30-7:30 FRIDAY, APRIL 1 Spnng T-ball class one 3:15Mer ry Maidens meet, to hold fabric party By BECKY WUTHRICH The Milford Junior Merry Maidens met in the CAC of the Milford Christian Church Tuesday. March 15, from 3-5 p.m It was announced the club will be having a stitch-and-knit fabric party. March 26.1-3 p.m., at the Milford Fire Station. A demonstration will be given by Carol Wakeman. Posters for the party are to be made by Janet Wall. Beth Burke and Judy Wall The 4-H pledge was led by Dawn Green and the American pledge by Marcia Evans. The devotion was given by Pegge Burke. Demonstrations were then given by Belinda and Peggy Burke. Belinda Burke gave a demonstration on the four basic food groups, followed by Peggy Burke on the Mickey Mouse salad. Club calendars and project books were also handed out. Project for share the fun was then discussed Tammy Kern, a new member, was welcomed into the chib. Mrs. Oscar Schmucker is one of .the chib’s advisors. Refreshments were served by Maria Woifennan, Judy w « u - Lesha Smith, Beth Burke and Michelle Johnston. The next meeting of the Junior Merry -Maidens will be April 19 at the CAC

4:15, Spring T-ball class two 4:155:15 SATURDAY. APRIL 2 Gymnastics classes, beginning class one 9-10. advanced class 911. intermediate class 10-12:30. beginning class two 12:30-1:30 Upcoming Events In upcoming events, a new Bonnie Pruden class will begin on Tuesday, April 12, at 9 a m and registration for the class may be made on that morning The class will be a six-week, 12 session class. The four week Spnng T ball class teaches basic rules of baseball to youngsters who will be playing T-ball in the Syracuse Little League system this summer It is important that all T-ball players, boys and girls, take this class There is no charge for the program. Classes will be on Friday afternoon with the first class set for this Friday. March 25. Youths may sign up at the center this week or on the first day erf class Lakeland Schools Activity Notes WEDNESDAY, MARCH 23 6:30 p.m. — Adult education at Wawasee THURSDAY. MARCH 24 6p.m. — North Webster Junior High gymnastics class 6:30 p.m. — Adult education at Wawasee 7 p.m — County spelling final bee at Warsaw FRIDAY. MARCH 25 End of Third Grading period 6 p m — Gymnastics regional at Warsaw SATURDAY. MARCH 26 12 noon and 6:15 p.m — Basketball finals Indianapolis MONDAY. MARCH 28 4:30 p.m. — Milford Junior High gymnastics meet vs Wantage at Milford 7 pjm. — North Webster Junior High student talent program TUESDAY. MARCH 29 6p m — North Webster music booster skating party at Columbia City 6:30 p.m. — Adult education at Wawasee 7:30 p.m. — FCA district rally at Wawasee WEDNESDAY. MARCH 39 Parent Teacher Conferences for grades 1-5 6:30 p.m — Adult education at Wawasee

Ferverdas entertain Room 4-U 4-H Club By CARMEN BRYANT The Room 4-U 4-H Club, North Webster, met in the home of Kay Judy and Amy Fervada. March 15. Projects to be taken to the fair were discussed. Also discussed were rule changes at the fair. Judy Fervada then told of her trip to Indianapolis as a page for Senator Augsburger. Carol Walker gave a demonstration on latch hooking and Amy Fervada gave one on how to set a table. Following the health and safety report given by Kay Fervada. recreation and group singing were held.

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‘•TOO MUCH NOISE" — "Too Much Noise" was the name of the play presented to parents of Mrs. Graham’s kindergarten class, North Webster Elementary School. Friday. March 11. Refreshments were donated by parents and served by room mothers after the play.

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STATE FREE THROW CHAMPION — Denise Mast. 14-year-old daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Perry Mast, r 1 Syracuse, and an eighth grade student at Milford Junior High School, was state champion girls’ free thr« * champion in the 12, 13. 14 and 15-year class at Indianapolis on Sunday. March 13. She made 23 out of 25 free throws to win the state title. She is shown here, basketball in hand, with her parents and Oscar Pena, representative of the sponsoring Knights of Columbus. Syracuse Council 2363.

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Norman Vanlaningham competing for Wabash College scholarship

A Wawasee High School senior, Norman Vanlaningham of r 2 Milford, is among more than 300 students competing for 30 honor scholarships totaling $344,000 for four years of study at Wabash College. Wabash awards 30 four-year renewable honor scholarships to incoming freshmen on the basis of two written examinations, without regard to financial need.

Senior Hoppy Bachelors ore entertained by Clark Schieler

By KATHY WEISSER The Milford Senior Happy Bachelors 4-H club met in the home of Clark Schieler on Monday evening. March 21. There were 15 members at the meeting. The pledge' to the American flag was led by Clark Schieler and Phil Dowty led the 4-H pledge.

Camp Fire jj&gl News

Snowbirds meet, elect officers By DAWN NEISES The Syracuse Snowbud Blue birds met last Wednesday. March 16. at the Scout cabin with nine girls present. Officers for the month of March were selected. They are; President — Stephanie Crow Vice-president — Angie Mullett Secretary — Dawn Neises The pledge was led by Kathy Owens and the Bluebird wish byAngie Mullett. Shamrocks for Saint Patrick’s Day were and decorated, some with felt to wear. Refreshments were served by Dawn Neises and Stephanie Crow. The meeting then closed with the Blue Bird Nest song.

Ten of the scholarships cover the $3,200 tuition plus S6OO each year; 10 more cover the tuition; and another 10 cover half the tuition. The honor scholarships are part of an extensive program of competitive scholarships at Wabash, which annually provides over $1 million in student aid.

The club members voted to send a donation to the International Farm Youth Exchange program. There will be two meetings at Warsaw for those enrolled in electricity; those meeting dates are June 1 and June 15. A roller skating party will be held at Winona Lake in April. Each 4-H member may take a guest.

Sunshine Blue Birds hold St. Pat's party The Sunshine Blue Birds, Syracuse, met at the Scout Cabin. Wednesday. March 16. for a Saint Patrick's Day party. Twelve members attended A cake was served by Joy Karesh and Beckie Welty. The girls then went to the library for story hour with Bonnie Bjella. children’s librarian. | Lakeland I School™ I Lunch A | L . 1 March 28-April 1 MONDAY — Sloppy Joes, hash brown potatoes, buttered peas, fruit, cookie and milk TUESDAY — Creamed chicken, biscuits, mashed potatoes, buttered green beans, raw carrot circles, peanutbutter fudge and milk WEDNESDAY — Lasagna, cole slaw, pears, French bread and butter, pudding and milk THURSDAY — Chilled orange juice, submarine sandwich with lettuce and pickle, buttered corn, pineapple upside down cake and milk FRIDAY — Ham and beans, broccoli, fruit salad, cornbread, ice cream and milk

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STARS AND STRIPES FOREVER — The play. Stars and Stripes Forever, will be shown to all students in grades three-eight. Lakeland Community Schools, \tarch 25. The play deals with Betsy Ross, seamstress of the American Hag and her struggles with patriotism, her marriage to John Ross and her fight for independence. The time of the play is 1775, the year before the American Revolution. Stars and Stripes Forever is a Bicentennial musical and runs for one hour.

North Webster boy is second in elementary spelling contest

Tom Cox, a North Webster sixth grade student, was second in the county elementary spelling

Sue Niles gives junior voice recital

Susan Niles, a music major at the University of Evansville, recently gave her junior voice recital at Wheeler Concert Hall on the university campus Included in her program were Wenn du zu den Blumen gehst and Schlafendes Jesukind by Wolf; Dammerung senkte sich von oken and Audie Nachtigal by Brahms; Nicht wiedersehen by Mohler. Amaltos Lullaby by Monteverdi; Beau Sir by Debussy; Nell by Faure; and four songs from A Net of Fire Flies by Persichetti. Susan is a Wawasee High School graduate. Attending from this area were Mr. and Mrs. N. R. Niles and Todd Niles. Mr. and Mrs. Hiram Ferverda, Susan Connolly and Mark Reiff.

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contest held Monday night at Warsaw. The winner was Julie Kurtz of South W’hitley. The North Webster youth, son of Mr. and Mrs. David L. Cox, r 1 Leesburg, missed the word “ancillary” in the 26th round. Hie Kurtz girl, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Kurtz of South W’hitley. spelled it correctly and then spelled “aviary” to win the competition. A total of 18 students par-

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ticipated in the contest. Other spellers from the Lakeland School Corporation were Sharon Bohnstedt. Milford, who missed “secession” in the eighth round; and Steven Alford, Syracuse, who missed “asinine” in the 18th round. MILFORD MAN FINED $34 Rogelio Castro, 21, r 1 Milford, was charged $34 for a traffic violation recently. A bumper height law violation was his offense.