The Mail-Journal, Volume 14, Number 10, Milford, Kosciusko County, 30 March 1977 — Page 11

■ yt.* < . CLEANING VP — It’s time for clean up in Mrs. Graham’s room Friday. March 25. The North Webster elementary students made and ate their own breakfast of scrambled eggs with cheese, bacon, toast, orange juice and milk.

Milford's kindergarten round-up Tuesday, April 12

The annual kindergarten round-up will be held Tuesday . April 12, at 7 p.m in the Milford Elementary School Teachers, the school nurse and principal Lewis S. Immel will be giving instructions concerning the kindergarten program for the fall semester starting in September 1977. Parents are asked to take birth certificates to be used in the enrollment process which will be conducted that evening Parents who hive children who will be five years old on or before September 1 this year, and who do not have older children in school, are asked to contact the

Camp Fire program to be discontinued

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school for further information concerning the round-up and enrollment for kindergarten in the fall. Families who have older school children should have received an enrollment sheet and survey form that was handed out at the school last week Persons who did not receive this form and have a young child who will be eligible for kindergarten this fall are asked to please contact the school Families who do not receive the enrollment sheets from school or any other source should attend the meeting if they have a child that is eligible for kindergarten next fall

the National Camp Fire Girls. Inc., and a lack of interest and participation of adults at the board level Under the new by-laws. Camp Fire Girls m Syracuse would have to pay higher dues, participate m more fund-raising events apd pay for every program oftemi by the council One way thelleaders hope to go around this is to possibly start a Girl Scout program in place of the Camp Fire one They said the Girl Scout organization seems to be more planned out. more public support behind it. with two permanent camping facilities and a well planned program which would be more beneficial Dues, however, would remain minimal. Leaders are asking parents to write in comments and suggestions about the change Parents should write before April 15 to the Camp Fire Office. 100 E Pearl Street. Syracuse They should also include a signature.

f Lakeland Schools*' I Activity Notes WEDNESDAY. MARCH 30 Parent Teacher Conferences for grades 1-5 6:30 p.m. — Adult education at Wawasee THURSDAY. MARCH 31 4:15 p.m. — Milford Junior High gymnastics meet at Heritage 4:30 p.m. — Wawasee track vs. Northridge at Wawasee 6 p.m. — North Webster - gymnastics class 6:30 p.m. — Adult education at Wawasee Koble advances to state contest Craig Koble. a Wawasee High School senior, has won in district art competition and now advances to state competition. Koble won in two divisions at the district art contest, sponsored by the Federated Women s Clubs of Indiana, held at the North Liberty United Methodist Church, last Sunday. He placed first in painting or drawing and first in the sculpture, ceramics and weaving category with a mac ram e project By winning in district competition. Koble will advance to state contest set for May 10 in Indianapolis. He will enter three drawings and one macrame in the contest The state winners will receive a SI,OOO scholarship given for each division winner by the federation of women's clubs Craig is the son of Mr. and Mrs Caroil Koble. box 111 Syracuse Wrestling records set During the 1976-77 season. Wawasee's wrestling teams set two new school wrestling records. Statistics from the season, released by coaches Terry ■ Frank and Dave Matz, show new records for most escapes set by Rick Bauman, with 19; and the quickest pin now held by Mitch Ousley with 14 seconds. Ousley also has the best varsity record at Wawasee for 1973 through 1977. with 50-11-1. Five Warrior wrestlers finished the season without being pinned. These grapplers and their respective weight classes are Joe Gerencser. 105; Hal Hammaker. 119; Vince Gronendyke. 138; Rick Bauman. 117; and John Beer. 185.

FFA competes at Wabash

On Saturday the Wawasee Future Farmers of America chapter competed in the annual Whit-Man Invitational Judging Contests held at Wabash. Livestock and dairy judging contests are jointly sponsored by the Whitko and Manchester FFA chapters. In the livestock contest, the team of Allen Coy, Jeff Beezley. Tim Butt, and Bart Bowser placed second in the junior division. In addition. Allen Coy finished as the second high in-

Doubles, singles winners named for junior bowlers

The annual Land O* Lakes Junior Bowling Association tournament was held Saturday. March 26. at the Wawasee Bowl south of Syracuse. It consisted cd doubles, singles and all events for •». ■ *■ Shah’S**- >' MR w ▼ ON TRACK TEAM — Dennis Spearman. 1976 graduate of Wawasee High School, opened the outdoor track season with Tri-Slate University. March 26. at Butler University . The Trojans are running for their sixth consecutive MidCentral Conference championship and their fourth NAIA state championship in five years. Coach Dick Gollnick. in his sixth year as the Trojan coach, said. “This is the toughest schedule we’ve ever had. It’s to get them ready for the state, conference and nationals. This is the best competition we can get for them.” Spearman is the son of Robert and June Spearman, r 3 Syracuse.

POSTER WINNERS — Shown above are two of three poster winners in the Lakeside VFW Auxiliary’s annual safety poster contest for Syracuse Elementary School children. Standing is Susan Dain, First place winner. Seated is Chrissie Messick, second place winner.

VFW Auxiliary safety poster contest winners are named

Lakeside VFW post 1342 Ladies Auxiliary recently sponsored a safety poster contest for children in the Syracuse ElementarySchool The winners are as follows: First place — sls prize to Susan Dain, daughter of Jerry Dain. Syracuse Second place — $lO prize to

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dividual in his division. In the senior division competition. Kevin Coy. Keith Beer. Ron Aaron, and Mike Tom combined for an eighth place finish. Others participating in the senior division were Galen Sopher, Doug Weisser. Roy Teeple and Jeff Hall. In the dairy* judging contest. Jim Shock. Gary' Mast and Ellis Ihnen represented the local chapter. Robert Hall and Richard Aaron accompanied the chapter members.

both Junior High and Bantam divisions. Winners follow: Bantam Singles — Kathy Weisser 341. first; Ron Harris 323. second; Mike Hann 315, third; Scott Stutzman 313. fourth; and Terri Smith 307. fifth. Doubles — Brian Henson and Brad Weisser 668. first; Jeff Richards and Tona Sellers 613, second; Teresa Taylor and Lori Galloway 606. third; Steve Dunithan and Mike Hann 598, fourth; Debbie Kern and Becky Welty 592, fifth. All events — (Girls! Kathy Weisser 636. first; Terri Smith 598, second; Debbie Kern 582, third; (Boys) Brad Weisser 682, first; Ron Harris 661. second; Mike Hann, third. Junior High Singles — Marshall Boy er 640. first; Mike Brian 585, second; Tim Cox 581. third; Keith Enyeart 581. fourth. Ron Pollock 567. fifth. Doubles — Brian Boyer and Dan Kern 1177. first; Chris Beezley and Greg Weisser 1150. second; Mike Shock and Adam List 1103. third; Carmen Castillo and Andy Veslalovas 1063, fourth; Mark Evans and Jeff Meade 1062. fifth. All events — (Girls) Pattie Gerrity 1029. first; Debbie Sellers and Carmen Castillo 1014. second and third tie; (Boys) Brian Boyer 1136. first; Tim Cox 1131. second; Marshall Boyer 1114, third. AFTERNOON CALLERS Emma Clayton Krauter had as afternoon callers on Sunday Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Meister and the Misses Mildred and Tina Meister of Bremen. The four had visited with Bert Krauter at the Goshen Fountainview Nursing Home earlier in the afternoon.

Chrissie Messick, nine, daughter of Mr. and Mrs Steve Messick Third place — $5 prize to Treasa Taylor, age 10. daughter of Mr. and Mrs Richard Taylor of Syracuse The winning posters will be taken to the VFW spring conference to be entered in the statewide contest by AuxiliaryPresident Norma Leer.

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Fourth grade Pioneer Days at North Webster Elementary

Last week the fourth grade classes at North Webster Elementary School, in conjunction with their study of Indiana History, celebrated Pioneer Days. In preparation for Thursday, the day on which all parents were invited to attend and spend the day, the children made their own coonskin caps and bonnets, designed their own samplers, prepared rag strips for rug braiding, drew designs for sand pictures, made quill pens and ink from berries and dye from onion skins. On Thursday, the children prepared their own lunch by making old fashioned stew. Indian bread, cornbread, applesauce. homemade jelly, mush, syrup, taffy, and churning butter. Other activities during the day included an old fashioned one room school complete with pioneer games and a spelling bee, frying and eating the mush they had prepared, making soap, embroidering cross stitch samplers, braiding rugs, quill pen and ink writing, dipping candles, making sand pictures and clothespin dolls, tye dying

|L r I THE WAWASEE FFA Would Like To Express Our Sincere Appreciation To The Following For Their Support In Our Recent Slave Auction Dan A Deborah Beer Don A Roberta Ferverda Lester A Eloise Mast | Mr. 4 Mrs. Mwricn Bnnr Stsv. 4 More.l Hoob lestw 4 Ethnl Stabhr Black Walnut Farms Eugene & Esther Henwood y om Farms iZ sZfJr HilKana Farms Maxi Gary Too. | | Mr. And Mrs. Junior Coy Wawasee FFA Officers | Larry * Janet Kammerer Fred A Dianne Waisser $ Crestview Farms Doyle Kolberg . Everett, Roy A Deneb Dorr C. Leon A JoAnne White : : : Dean A Mary Dowty Laketand Realty Donald A Delilah Wuthrich | Mr. 4 Mrs. Philip Fawley Dow McGraw Robert Wilson A SPECIAL THANKS TO RONN BEER WHO SERVED AS OUR A UCTIONEER | L—.——_

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and making funnel cakes. Friday afternoon was spent with Mrs. Charles Sweeney of Cromwell who taught the children how to card, spin and dye wool as the Pioneers did. El

CHOSEN GIRLS’ STATER — Kim Wagoner, left, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Woodrow Wagoner, North Webster, has been chosen Girls’ Stater for the Herbert Kuhn Post 253, North Webster. She is a junior at Wawasee High School. Chosen as Girls’ Stater alternate is Janet Rhodes, right, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Bert Rhodes, r 1 Pierceton. She is also a junior at Wawasee High School.

Directing the week long activities .were fourth grade teachers Mirs. James Rowe, Mrs. George Wood, Mrs. Charles Haffner, and Principal Richard R. Long. BMI F •<* jBB

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