The Mail-Journal, Volume 14, Number 20, Milford, Kosciusko County, 8 June 1977 — Page 9

AROUND * v We might have a new musical duo in the community Attractive Debbie McClain (she works at Next-To-New Shoppe). a sophomore at West Palm Beach (Fla.) Bible School, loves to sing and she’s found a guitarist who suits her fancy t Bill Runge, a family friend, sat up late with Deb one night last week "pickin’ and a grinnin’. as they say on Hee Haw. Finally, wifie Sharon says. "Don’t you think we ought to call it a night?" Handsome J D Geiger. North Webster, former state trooper and one-time GOP candidate for county sheriff, new man at the desk at Jellystone Park on Ridinger Lake, north of Pierceton Wallace Huffman, retired rural carrier, has a nostalgic look on his face on Friday as he saw a wrecking crew tear down the old school where he graduated. Wally was on hand with his movie camera to record the event. The school was built in 1922. and is making way for a new elementary school Also down l.eesburg way is the big expansion of the Dy Ironies Division of GT! Corporation, estimated in the area of 1250.000. making it one of the fastestgrowing factories in the area. Edward Richard Betz is manager. Employment: About 150. Mike Umbaugh. last week reappointed to the Syracuse Plan Commission by Judge B Lee. called our attention to two things he found wrong with our editorial last week

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Vmbaugh said the commission’s decision to delay action on the Don Byrd preliminary plat was at the request of Byrd’s lawyer. Richard VerWebe of Fort Wayne, when VerWebe noted the commission did not have a full member complement at the time. And. that it was the first time the Byrd issue had come before the Syracuse Plan Commission, and that the commission had not delayed in making a decision as the editorial stated. This being true, we apologize for the inaccuracies. The move of Byland Jewelers from 101 East Main Street to 107 East Main is now official During the past week, their sign was moved down the street to their new location. The Cduntry Mouse will be holding its grand opening this week end. Look for special prices m various editions of ’the paper

Teter Pan' presented by Milford 4th graders

1 "Peter Pan” was the title of the Milford Elementary School’s fourth grade classes on May 27 Randy Beer, son of Mr and Mrs Nelson Beer, was cast in the roll of Peter Pan and Cindy Greenwood, daughter of Mr and Mrs Robert Greenwood, was Wendy „ Others m the cast were Scott Estep. John; Jamie Waycaster. Michael. Tammy Hare. Mrs Darling. John Wilkenson. Mr Darling. Jay Bauingartner. Nana. Irma Garza. Liza. Mandy Seigfned, Captain Hook. Robert Hiss, Smee. Christy Speicher. Tiger Lily. Troy Alt. Big Little Panther. Karla Stichter. Tinker Bell; .Also. Brian Clouse. SlightlySoiled; Kathy Weisser. Tootles. Denise Justice, Nibs; Jean Stump. Curley. Craig Seirk. First Twin. Clark Sheiler. Second Twin: Arvey Colley, Cecco. Randy Jessop. Jukes.

L N* b Hl— <KOM»KI.I STMT BANK’ — The Cromwell State Bank. Ligonier, is sponsoring Debra Ann Knafel. r 2 Ligonier, as "Miss Cromwell State Bank" in the annual "Queen of Lakes" contest. The queen contestant is the daughter of the Donald Knafels. She is 16 and has brown hair, blue eyes and stands five feet, two inches tall. She weighs 100 pounds. Debra Ann is a Chargerette and enjoys tap dancing.

Jerry Wilkenson. Cookson; John McClain. Skylights; RickyRadtke. Starkey; Tracy Ryman. Crocodile; and Paul Richardson. Mullins. Indians were Sally Perales. Melinda Stumbo. Aimee Tyler. Liza Beer. Sherry Bushong. Debbie Arriola. Terena Ringler, Marcy Wolf and Angie Garza Pirates were Dawn Green. Dawn Sheets. Grace Morris. Beth Layne. Shirley Pontius. Craig Ostendorf. Robert Hapner, Richard Arriola and Alicia Pate Donna Pollen served as director of the play Lura Hoover was accompanist. Richard Fehnel was in charge of set construction, light and sound and Christina Troyer was m charge of art A large crowd was on hand for the performance When one has to work so hard to get money, why should he impose on himself the further hardship of trying to save it” Don Herold The** symbols bout been »pproved for use on advertising for film* reviewed by the rating code board of the Motion Picture Association Os America G GENERAL AUDIENCES amet 'V’ NcOntUnder • Admitted - MOVIE TIMES - — WAWAORfVE fM — Open » <s Show At Dus* Adult* Only You Mutt Be 111 — FICK WICK THEATRE— E«e*, Pooh >,OO Thieve*' ■ • » Saturday Bargain Matinee 1 00 Sunday AH Seats H « Till I SO ' Thieve* ■ 1 00. S IS* I JO •Poo* sesaroo Please Note Bargain Matinee Rate* Good Only For Flrat Show Till Time Specified Or Till Sold Out

Final honor roll released for Wawasee High School

Principal Henry L. Smith of Wawasee High School has released the names of students' who have attained the honor roll for the final nine weeks. They are as follows : V High Roll Seniors — Steve Badskey, Debbie Bailey, Kim Beezley. Rebecca Busch. Rhonda Byrd. Brett Clow. Caryl Coy. Sue Gans. Andrea Griffith. Todd Haines, Phyllis Horvath, Margie Jones. Esti Keen. Craig Koble, Joan Kussmaul. Judy McCullough. Mary Millbem. Tim Morganthaler. John W. Naab Ken Oswald, Diane Perry. Deborah Phillips. Marcia Pifer. Joel Popenfoose. Roxann Sawyer. J. C. Schrock, Brian Slabaugh. Marie Startek and Janet Weaver. Juniors — Kathy Beer. Teresa Blue. Teresa Carpenter. Lisa Gose. Eileen Harbes. Lorraine Meek, Diane Pittman. Beth Reiff. Phil Stichter. Rachel Stiffler, Brent Stutzman. Kimberly Wagoner. Steve Walker and Judy- Willard. Sophomores — Nancy Amos, Scott Arnold. Martha Baumle. Mary Baumle. Phil Beer. Kathy Bice. Teresa Coy. Elizabeth Davenport. Daralea Grisamer, John Haffner. William Hays. Lori Henderson, Mischelle Johnston. Kay Kirkpatrick. Vickie Kreider, Mark Lantz, Kelli Price. Mike Ray. Susie Silveus, Mike Slabaugh. Lori Sliger. Darsee Staley. Mark Stiffler. Mike Tom. Kathy Troup and Doug VanLue. Freshmen — Lynn Brown. Greg Carpenter. Carla Parr. Rod Hamman. Raymond Hively, Lisa Hammel. Brenda Iden, Robin Irwin. Sharon Kortenber. Sharon Meek. Jan Miller. Linda Perry. Marjorie Pittman. Jill Sliger. Richard Steele and Peggy Waterson Regular Roll Seniors — Mark Amos. Keith Beer. Don Bice. Carolyn Brown. Kevin Coy, Darcy Dean. Dave Denney, David Johnna Gansert. Vickie Glancy. Karen Goshert. Tim Hamman. JaneHelvey, Bob Johnson. Marie Kitson. Mary Kitson. Sheri Long. Debra Martin. Cindy McCreary. Brent McMillan, Sharon Oakes, Brenda Rhodes. David Ruth. Tony Searfoss. Leslie Shenefield. Cheryl Skelton, Donna Weaver and Marty Welker. Juniors — Becky Ball, Roger Baumgartner, Kathy Brouwer.

Milford sixth graders conduct pollution poll

A total of 23 Milford sixth grade social studies students spent the last several days of the school year working on an opinion poll questionaire. Milford Speaks on Pollution.” The class is hopeful that the poll will be of help to the town board and is appreciative of the several citizens who participated Results will be given to the town board with persons who have ideas on improvements not listed asked to contact town board members The results erf the poll follow: The average age of the persons filling out quest ionaires was 48 with 44 being single and 132 reporting they were married. 45 were male while 126 were female A total of 137 listed their race as white with two listing race as Spanish-American. In answer to the question, "Do you consider yourself a person that is." the following answers resulted: Very concerned about pollution — 67 Moderatley concerned about pollution — 119 Not concerned about pollution - 2 J Five persons stated they had trash compactors m their home while 176 said no. In answer to the question

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Stuart Bryant, Rebecca Burt, Kimberly Calobrace. Pam Custer, Diane Darr, Tammy Deßolt, Judy Fouts, Kelly Hamman, Mark Krug, Sherrie Leiter, Vicki Medlock, JeffreyPeterson, Janet Rhodes, Nancy Shock, Terry Smith, Dave Stewart. Gale Strauss, Lydia Tucker, Lisa Twait, Linda Ummel, Debbie Valentine, Ed Vanlaningham. Judy Weaver, Renee Wolfe, Janet Wright and Rex Wuthrich. Sophomores — Andy Brown, Carmen Bryant, Tonya Coquillard, Scott Detwiler, Debbie Dieterly, Nannette Dipert. David Dishman, Missy Finney. Linda Glassley. Jackie Glon. Linda Grindle, Lynn Haney, Jill Hartman, Jo Hepler. Linda James, Logan Jones. Cindy Kammerer. Laura Keen, Mike Kissinger. Kayle Knafel. Natalie Leach. Jackie Mangas, Tammy Miller. Sondra Moore, Lorrie Morgan, Teresa Pruett. Laurie Pryor. Carol Read, Julia Rhodes. Matt Strombeck, Mark Sumpter. Steve Swope. Charlotte Tatman. Melissa Tom and Coleen Walker. Freshmen — Candace Bornman. Tim Bowling, Bart Bowser, Cam Boyer, Julie Brandon, Mike Brannock. Elizabeth Brewer. Laurie Brouwer, Beth Burke, Roberta Busch. Lori Clark, Mary Jane Cox, Allen Coy. Debbie Dove. Rose Easley, David Eisfelder, Vicki Gingerich. Jane Haffner. Kent Lawson. Brenda Martin. Greg Moerchen. Kandi Mort, Michael Murray, Janice Siebert. Deborah Smith, Dave Strombeck, Ted Tobin, Melodie Tom. Lynn Vangundy, Judy Wall. Jamie White and Christine Wozniak. VBsf to begin on June 13 at the Apostolic Church Vacation Bible School classes will begin on June 13 at the Apostolic Christian Church on state road 15 in Milford. Classes will be held on June 13 and 14 and June 16 and 17 from 7 30 to 9 p.m. The theme for the school is Lord Jesus Teach Me with classes for youngsters and adults alike. A nursery will be provided.

on,"What do you do with your garbage?” the following answers were given: Just throw it out —1 Bury it — 16 Bum it — 29 Have regular pick-up — 94 Take it to a landfill — 53 Other — 11 > A total of 121 persons said they have polluted and 50 answered the question with a no. Feelings Air pollution was listed as the worst type with water being second, land third and noise fourth. Pollution in Milford is considered low by 125 persons, high by 56 persons, very high by eight persons In answer to the question. "Do you think it is right to litter on other peoples property?” 200 said no. one said yes and one gave no opinion Some 65 persons thought people should bum leaves and trash in town while 68 said no and 39 gave no opinion Asked if they thought most people are too careless with trash. 143 said yes. 41 said no and 19 gave no opinion In answer to the question. "Have you seen evidence of water pollution in or around our community 115 said yes. 58

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SING SI MMER SONGS — Members of the first grade of Van Buren Township Elementary School, Milford, sang songs of summer during the last day of school. All of the school children participated in the morning program.attended by parents last Friday morning. , \

Il * MISS INDIANA STATE UNIVERSITY’ — Linda Sue Fleck. 936 N. Eighth St.. Terre Haute, has entered the "Queen of Lakes" contest as "Miss Indiana State University." She is being sponsored by Ye Olde Tackle Box, North Webster. Linda is 22. She has brown hair and brown eyes, stands five feet, five inches tall and weighs 110 pounds. She is the daughter of Opal Fleck of Indianapolis and is a student at Indiana State University. Tennis and woodwork are her hobbies. She is majoring in professional music at college.

said no and 20 gave no opinion. Nine persons said they thought a person should have«tbe right to pollute while 78 said no and 11 gave no opinion. Answering the same question about factories having the right to pollute. 10 said yes. 166 said no and 24 gave no opinion. What Can Be Done? Under the section on what can be done 122 said they would be willing to help clean up Milford while 19 said no and 48 gave no opinion. Asked about donating money or paying more taxes to have people clean up Milford 51 answered yes and 66 said no while 72 gave no opinion In answer to the question. “Do you think the government takes strict enough measures to fight pollution?” 41 said yes. 94 said no and 45 gave no opinion Varied comments were given by those filling out th 4 e questionaire on good ways to fight pollution. Asked about other concerns the citizens of Milford listed mosquitos with some for controlling them and some against. Twenty-eight were in favor of street repair, 29 wanted youth activities and 14 were concerned about dogs Sixty-three persons gave no response at all.

Wed.. June 8.1977 — THE MAIL-JOURNAL

Pickwick pairs double Disney delight for week

When lovable Pooh bear and his animal friends from the Hundred Acre Wood become involved in a series of hilarious capers in Walt Disney’s animated cartoon production. ' “The Many Adventures of Winnie the Pooh." and three precocious youngsters steal a herd of pit ponies from a coal mine in Walt Disney Productions' live-action adventure drama. “The Littlest Horse Thieves." moviegoers of all ages are in for a real entertainment treat. The two Disney features are paired for perfect family film fare. Based on the famed A. A. Milne stories. “The Many Adventures of Winnie the Pooh” is rereleased in feature form. The voice talents of Sterling Holloway, Paul Winchell. Sebastian Cabot and Barbara Luddy, are heard in key roles of the cartoon production, produced by Wolfgang Reitherman and co-

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directed by Reitherman and John Lounsbery In color by Technicolor, both films are released by Buena Vista and both start Friday at the Pickwick Theatre.

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