The Mail-Journal, Volume 14, Number 32, Milford, Kosciusko County, 31 August 1977 — Page 7

iSlff Lakeland Living

g. ■l6 ’ • _jr >?•* - SCRIMMAGE TOGETHER — Football practice at Wawasee High School began long before school began but gave an indication that the preparation was all part of going back-to-school. Above the freshmen and sophomore football players scrimmaged together for the first time last Friday in practice. Back-to-school means preparation

Today August 31 >, marks the first day of school for students in the Lakeland area To many families, this involves limited preparation, but toothers like the Gareth R. Meek family, of 211 South Lake Street in Syracuse, a great deal of preparation is involved Mrs Meek, who has four children attending school this year. says. “It’s quite a job getting them al) ready." She said a lot more is involved than in just getting them registered and putting them on the school bus First, there is alFThe shopping to do She said she has taken each of her four children individually to shop for clothes and school

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needs. At least it wasn’t as expensive this year the mother says because some of her children had jobs over the summer. “The kids did a lot of buying themselves. The second thing that had to be done to get ready for another year of school was a trip to the doctor. She said many of her children are involved in sports at school and they had to get physical examinatins. Her two oldest. Lisa and Ellen, a sophomore and freshman at Wawasee High School, are involved in swimming. Her other two school age children. Angie, seventh grade, and Mike, second grade, are also

involved in various Sport and related activities. Angie will attend Syracuse Junior High School while Mike is enrolled at Syracuse Elementary School. - A trip to the dentist and eye doctor was also a part of Mrs. Meek's pre-school preparations. She said two children needed new eyeglasses. Trying to make dentist appointments also kept Mrs Meek busy. Even with all the preparations, Mrs. Meek says she will be sad to see her children go back to school. Her children won’t be all that sad, though, says the Syracuse mother. “I think they're ready to get back into some kind of routine."

Glon’s Getting Ready The John Glon family of r 4 Syracuse is also busy with before school preparations. Nancy Glon, who has five children in school this year, says clothes and scheduling are the two main areas she is concerned with in getting ready for school. During the past few weeks, she has taken each of her children shopping to make sure all have enough clothes, shoes and gym shoes to last through the year. “I make sure everyone has enough so I won’t have to wash every day.” Mrs. Glon says this is especially important since she. too. attends school in the fall working at Wawasee High School. The busy mother also is now preparing many foods ahead of time and storing them in the freezer for later use. This is helpful she says because of all the children's different eating schedules. "We very rarely all eat together at the same time.” Transportation is another major concern of the Syracuse mother in getting ready for back to school. Three of her children are involved in football and three also work. She siad three runs are usually made after school at 3:30 p.m,, 5 p m . and again at 11 p.m. to make sure everyone gets picked-up and taken to where they need to" go. "We make sure everyone gets to where they need to be at the right time.” Getting back into a school routine is yet another area in preschool preparations Nancy Glon says the family has to get used to early waking hours and early bed time hours. Scheduling bath times is alsc imqprtant in this large household Mrs. Glon says they make sure everyone gets his or her allotted times both in the mornings and at night and still leave enough time to dress and

eat breakfast before catching the bus. She said. “It’s a matter of scheduling.” Attending school from the Glon household this fall are Jim, senior and student body president at Wawasee High School; Jackie, junior at Wawasee High School; Josette.

.remember when yj* n IT HAPPENED IN SYRACUSE

1 YEAR AGO. SEPT. 1.1976 William Cable, r 2 Syracuse, a director of the State Bank of Syracuse since January 1973, has purchased the interest in the First Charter Financial Corporration from Thomas M and Carl R. Tuttle, according to bank president James E. Caskey. A 15-year-old Syracuse resident Dave Johnson, son of Mr and Mrs. R. G. (Jerry) Johnson, won the moto cross finale championship held at San Antonio, Texas, on Sunday, Aug. 29. A sophomore at Wawasee High School, Dave received the national lOOcc amateur moto cross title riding a 1977 Suzuki from the Sizemore Cycle Land Shop, Wawasee Village. The Syracuse fire department received a professional rescue extricator last week, valued at $902, from the Syracuse Wawasee Professional & Business Women’s Association. Vore Cinema Corp, of Warsaw announces the recent appointment of Ken Maynard to the position of manager in charge of the Pickwick Theatre in Syracuse. 5 YEARS AGO. AUG. 30.1972 The last big happening of the 1972 summer season in the Lakeland area was the “Great Event" which took place at Syracuse last week end. Over 700 youths attended the annual Makahiki with threatening clouds Saturday passing the area. High winds during the afternoon added to the sailboat races on Syracuse lake. Mrs. William H. Cable of r 2 Syracuse received a first premium at the Indiana chicken barbeque cook-out this past week at the state fair taking first place honors in the senior division. Her husband tied for third place in the senior division and son Edwin placed in the 4-H first division. R.D. 3 Steven Richcreek was welcomed home from the service by his family recently. He and his wife, the former Sharon Fredrick, are living in Syracuse. Mr. and Mrs L. G. Richcreek, North Webster, are his parents. The Wawasee Future Farmers of America tractor trouble shooting team won the state contest which was held at the Indiana State Fair on August 22. 10 YEARS AGO. AUG. 30. 1967 Tom Crewes. 17-year-old son of Ben and Bee Crewes. and assistant at South Shore golf course, got a hole-in-one on Sunday, Aug 20. with a six iron on 16-yard number 14. With him were Dr. Scheidt of Cincinnati. Don Holderman of Fort Wayne and John Hulley of Syracuse. Miss Peggy Diane Firestone became the bride of Brian Robert Smith of Manchester. Mo., in a

Food facts

By PATRICIA M. BRAMAN Extension Agent, Home Ec. Q. If tomato juice is packed hot in jars, does it still need to be processed? A. Yes. All canned foods should be processed after packing in jars, whether it is packed hot or raw (cold). For tomato juice, processing should be done in the boiling water bath. Q. Why does garlic turn blue or purple in pickling? A. Garlic contains a water soluble pigment which changes color very easily. With the acid condition in pickles, it turns blue or purple in color but is not harmful. Q. Is it safe to use lumpy evaporated milk?

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freshman at Wawasee High School; Jeff, eighth grade student at Syracuse Junior High School; and Jay, seventh grade student at Syracuse Junior High School. Mrs. Glon says even her husband. John, is involved in getting ready for school. John is a bus driver for the school corporation

wedding ceremony on Saturday, Aug. 12, at 7:30 p.m. in the Syracuse Church of God. The parents of the couple are Mr. and Mrs. Louis Firestone of Syracuse and Mr. and Mrs. Robert C. Smith of Manchester, Mo. Second lieutenant Patrick D. Finton. second engineer battalion, is having the “gold bars,” signifying his new rank, pinned on by his wife Chicko and major general Ormand R Simpson, commanding general, second marine division. Finton, son of Mr. and Mrs. Stephen Finton of Syracuse, was awarded the battlefield commission as a result of his exceptional performance on duty while serving with the third battalion in the republic of Viet Nam. 20 YEARS AGO. AUG. 29.1957 Installation of two large fuel oil tanks in the grounds of the South Shore Hotel this week has created considerable interest among the neighbors of the hotel. One 2,000 gallon tank and a 6.000 gallon tank were installed for the fuel supply that will feed the automatic heating service for fall and winter at the South Shore. Harry’ Levison of Wawasee and Indianapolis took first honors in the snipe races at the Central States Regatta held last week end at Diamond Lake. Michigan City. George Hay crewed for him. The Rev. and Mrs. J. Edwin Jarboe, who spent seven years in Syracuse when Rev. Jarboe was pastor of the Church of the Brethren, celebrated their 57th wedding anniversary’ on 15 August at their home in LaVerne, California Mr. and Mrs. Charles Dean returned Friday from a week’s visit in the east where they visit- « ed their son. Jack and wife, and small son, Mark. 45 YEARS AGO, SEPT. 1. 1932 Streets, people and objects in Syracuse had the appearance of being seen through dark, smoked glasses. Wednesday afternoon from about 2 o'clock until 2:45, when the sun was partially eclipsed by the moon passing between it and the earth. Miss Katherine Rothenberger returned to Syracuse, Monday , after a year spent in England, where she taught at the Burnley High School for Girls. She will be in .town for a few days before going to Fort Wayne, where she will return to her former position on the staff of the Northside High School. Miss Mary Louise Kelley entertained 18 guests at dinner at the South Shore Inn, Friday evening Following the dinner the party went to Waco. Mr and Mrs. Richard Garman are announcing the birth of a son. Richard Jr., Wednesday morning in Goshen. Mr. Garman is in charge of the sandwich shop at the South Shore Golf Club. Inc.

A. Lumps in evaporated milk are formed by the solids settling during storage. The lumps do not harm the milk cans of evaporated milk can be shaken or <umed at intervals during storage to prevent lumping. Pickled Cauliflower Break one head of cauliflower into flowerettes. Cover with four tablespoons salt, one pint water and keep submerged under the water for 24 hours. Prepare brine of two pints malt or white vinegar. 14 teaspoons each of cinnamon sticks, whole cloves, whole allspice, mace. Simmer for 15 minutes. Drain cauliflower and place in jars. Cover with brine Process in boiling water bath for 30 minutes.

Wed., August 31,1977 — THE MAIL-JOURNAL

I i / I , -Lw Ik- I 1 I .... OU—Mil EYE ON BALL—Jane Gill keeps her eye on the ball while serving to her opponent. -V' - z ys !■ SB 4 ar • I * READIES FOR POINT — Susan Sharp prepares to play the next point. Experiencing thrills, agony Pop! Pang! Bop! Pang! Pop! Ooooh! These are familiar sounds on tennis courts across the nation and cn the Wawasee High School tennis courts. Since the tennis boom began earlier in the decade, more«poeple took up the sport and have made it part of their regular activities. Joy McDonald . Nashville Recording Artist / Composer — Singer — Speaker Country — Folk — Gospel • jSk Children ■ Jp: > 3 Sunday, Sept. 4 6:30 P.M. Appearing At: EBY'S PINES CAMPGROUNDS SR 120 Bristol MARISf'S LADIES APPAREL “ Fashion Center Os The Lake Area" r-SUMMER HOURS-i L OPEN EVENINGS- 1 WARSAW SYRACUSE Mon.-Thurs. 10 To I Daily 9-1 fn. 10 To 9 Sunday 10-5 Sat. 10 To 6 wnwyiuj Sun. 12 To 5 Phone Phono 267-2052 457-2211