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•Wf ' .. .jjp **7 ■' i 4iL' ■ iw << > del inf W 1 nt bT IufIHHffKIIMTV ~ SR? " ■** ■ TO CAREER CAMP — Delegates to the Indiana State Police Career Camp are shown above. left to right, are Sgt. John Hummel. 1976 delegate Lorrie Morgan, Bob Day. Wawasee High School Guidance Counsellor Maxine Robinson. Lisa Gant. Tammy Deßolt, Richard Mitchell. 1976 delegate Carmen Bryant, R. L. Morgan and Trooper James Springer. Gant. De Bolt, Mitchell and Tarry Snyder, sophomores from WHS. will represent the Lakeland Kiwanis Club at the camp.

Four to attend career camp

The Lakeland Kiwanis Club announces the 1977 Indiana State Police Career Camp delegates are as follows: Lisa Gant Tammy Deßolt Richard Mitchell Terry Snyder Bob Day and R L. Morgan were the co-chairman of the

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career camp committee on behalf of the Lakeland Kiwanis Club Sgt. John Hummel and Trooper James Springer were guests of the Lakeland Kiwanis Club for their Monday morning. May 23. meeting At which time they met the 1977 camp delegates Following breakfast the police

officers escorted the delegates and Wawasee High School Guidance Counsellor Maxine Robinson tv Ligonier for a complete tour of the state police post They were greeted by Post Commander Lt. Anweiler at Ligonier.

'f ■ * L B Ja ■■ MH TO GL IDE STUDENTS — Jim Glon, left, with Chief Wawasee. will guide the student body of Wawasee High School when school resumes next fall. The student body president attends to the needs of the Pride Committee and the advisory council as part of his duties. Jim is the son of Mr. and Mrs. John Glon, r 4 Syracuse.

June Oliver captures the SWCD ’Best of Show' honor

June Oliver, Jefferson school fifth grader, captured the best of show award in the sixth annual conservation poster contest sponsored by the auxiliary of the Kosciusko Soil and W’ater Conservation District. First place went to Jenny Sandy, Lincoln School; Missy Fox, Pierceton; Chris Stump, Atwood; and Bryan Grindle. Milford. The contest was open to all county fifth grade students. This

County retired teachers meet, enjoy musical program

The Kosciusko Co. Retired Teachers met recently in the Shrine Building at the fairgrounds in Warsaw for their first meeting of the year. Ninetythree and guests were present. Following the dinner and the presenting of door prizes, the meeting was called to order by president Colonel Likens After the opening ceremonies, program chairman Lester Davis introduced one of his former students, Sharon Coplen, to present a musical program. Sharon graduated from Warsaw High School this year. She has played in Europe and recently in the All-State Band Her presentation was on the

year 800 students entered and each of them received a blue spruce seedling. Judges for the contest were Linda Hathaway, vice chairman of the ladies auxiliary. Kosciusko SWCD: Jean Coverstone, professor of art, Grace College, andJLarry Staley, soil scientist Conservation Service. The winning posters will be used in the district’s display at the Kosciusko County fair.

clarinet and the marimba. The business meeting followed with reports from all the committees. Leonard Bardhart gave a report on state legislation, pensions, insurance and other related topics. The Warner Restored School project was discussed and members were asked to visit the old historic schoolhouse in Qlarksville, North Webster sometime this summer. The next meeting will be held on July 12 at the Shrine Building at the fairgrounds. All members are asked to be [resent at the meeting and to take or invite any newly retired teachers. Reception given for graduated A graduation reception was held for Rick Perry in the home of his mother. Mrs. Marjorie Perry, r 1 Cromwell, after graduation exercises at Wawasee High School Sunday, May 22. Guests present were Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Eisaman, Michelle; Mr. and Mrs. Verl Steller. Fred and Lori ; Mrs. Donald Eakright; Mr. and Mrs. Curtis Campbell, Michelle and Angie; Mr. and Mrs. Bob Kamp; and Malcolm Walters. WHS graduate named scholar NORTH MANCHESTER - Manchester College recently announced the names of 16 high school seniors who have been designated Manchester Scholars for 1977-78. The seniors, who are planning on attending Manchester as freshmen next fall, were honored by the college for their high quality of academic achievement in their high school careers. Among' those named was Michael Steffen, son of Mr. and Mrs. Paul Steffen of Milford, a 1977 graduate of Wawasee High School. The scholarship award is based on the student's ranking in the top 15 per cent of his or her class and on receiving high scores on the SAT or ACT test. Regular meeting of Junior Merry Maidens 4-H Club By MARLA WOLFEKMAN Hie Junior Merry Maidens 4-H Club held their regular meeting May 17. in the Christian Church basement in Milford from 3.30 to 5 p.m The American pledge was led by Terry Jordon and the 4-H pledge by Marcia Sorenson. Demonstrations were given by Marla Wolferman. marble dogs; Marcia Sorenson, pistacio pudding; and Becky Wuthrich, potato salad. Devotions were given by Peggy Burke and refreshments were served by Marcia Sorenson, chairman; Carolyn Bjella and Franke Smith The upcoming dates are June 1, electric 7:30, REMC Building; June 2. county demonstration, extension office; June 3, Foods and foods, 1 pm. women’s building; June 4. rabbit tatooing. fair grounds; June 8-10, 4-H camp. Camp Mack; June 13. junior leader meeting, 7:30, women’s building; June 15, electric 7:30 REMC Building; June 22. clothing, 1 pm., women’s building; June 25, model-school, 1 pm., women’s building. Any 4-H member with clothing questions is to contact Mrs. Dean Cousins. The next 4-H meeting will be June 21. at CAC from 3:30 to 5 p.m All members should attend this meeting CALLANDER INSURANCE All forms of personal and business insurance 155 W. Market Ph. 773-4103 Nappanee

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E. E. Fuhs is appointed chief business officer

Manchester College President A. Blair Helman recently announced the appointment of Dr. E Eugene Fahs aii> chief business officer at the college He will succeed David B. Yeatter, treasurer and business manager who will be retiring in December. Fahs will assume his new duties at that time. He is currently serving as assistant to the president and director of graduate studies He is also chairman olf the division of practical arts and letters He began his career at the college in 1964 as registrar and instructor in the education department In

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1967 he was appointed assistant to the president and director of institutional research. A graduate of Manchester Cdlege, he received his master of science degree from Northern Illinois University and his PhD degree from Michigan State University. His area of specialization was higher education administration. Prior to joining the Manchester faculty, Fahs spent seven years in the Mount Morris, 111., school system as mathematics teacher and later as principal of the elementary and junior high schools.

This summer he will be completing a two-year program in college business management at the University of Nebraska at Omaha. Theft investigated County police investigated the theft of a 10-horse motor stolen from a boat on Tippecanoe Lake last Wednesday. Everett Soderbery, r 1 Leesburg, had placed the motor on the boat May 22 and found it missing when he returned to the boat last Wednesday. The motor is valued at $l5O. CUBA RECOGNIZED , Chilean President Allende on Nov. 12, 1970, announced his decision to re-establish diplomatic relations with Cuba.

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