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70*1*10 SOO sarlat: K. Larimer 304, P, Larimer Sit, S Shaw XI. A. Siabaugh XI. B. Simon $lO. G. Richards 333. B. Ranter SO*. S. Ran Bbargar SX 430 sari** L. Hawn 4*7. C. Simpson 457, J. Brown 432, S. Bacher 453 200 games: K. Larimer 201 IX gam**: L. Jonas I*7, J. Brown I*3 County Kurly’s Kagiar* 2*V* 10V* Pitcher’s Shoes X 12 Potz Burger Dairy 27 13 Wawasaa Home Services 27 13 Barbee Hotel 25 IS R. V Wheals X ts Wawasaa Bowl 24 la Fireplace Co. 2t 1* Bud’s Body Shop 1* 21 Autr’s Service 1* 21 Cline's Construction ?* 21 Sportsman's Bar It 22 Froat Ant. 4 T. Service 1* 24 G 4 D Safety Batts 14 X Wawasaa Electronic* 14 X Whattan Asphalt Co. 13 77 Rlnker Built 12V* 27V* Parkar* Hybrids * 31 High taam game 4 sarlat Petz Burger Dairy — t*4 2574 SOO series: D. Ransbargar 332, O. Galloway sl3. C. Eby 51a, E Cobum 334. S Butt 510. F Nyikos 337, B. Knislay 3*o. E Hartlng 3*3. J. Scarbaary 331, J. Wilson 300. D. Stichtor 3*2. R. Knislay SX. J. Knislay 341. K. Knislay SX. O Knislay 523. J. Klrkdorfer 333. R. Wogoman 327, L. Cain 310. D Butler sm. G Bakar 334. D. Hyde Ml. D Smith 340. M Simon 314 M. Gan thorn 334. P. Baazlay 321. R Han wood SO*. G F idler 333. G. Klenk* 50*.

Wawasee honor roll is released by Henry Smith

Henry L. Smith, Wawasee High School Principal, has released the names of those students who have attained the honor roll for the first nine weeks’ grading period. To be listed on the high honor roll, a student must have an average of 3.75 to 4.0. To be listed on the regular honor roll, an average of 3.25 to 3.7499 must be attained. High honor roll is as follows: Seniors — Roger Baumgartner, Laurie Beavers, Kathy Beer, Teresa Blue, Kathy Brouwer, Kim Cak)brace, Teresa Carpenter, Shelley Dahlstrom, Diane Darr, Jeanne Dye, Lisa Go6e, Eileen Harbes, Maureen Jackson, Sherrie Leiter, Vicki Medlock, Lorraine Meek, Diane Pittman, Janet Rhodes, Bryan

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M. Dorsey 313, R. Bratal 313 200 garnet: D. Galloway 221. E. Coburn 312. F. Nyikos 202, B. Knislay 212. E. Hartlng 204. 205. J. Scarbaary 213. J. Knislay 200. K. Knislay XI. J. Klrkdorfer 211, D. Buffer 202. D. Hyde 2X. D. Smith 213 Land'O’ Laka* Syracuse Traveler X 14 C 4 J Construction X 14 Paul's Ceramic X 1* Mid Stat* in* Agency X 1* YaOtda Pub X 1* Crow Roofing Inc. 24 X Syracuse Legion 23 22 Ligoniar Elk’s 23 22 Frog Tavern X X Knights of Columbus 1* X Vega Corp 1* X Harper* Baach Bar It X Kings Kag 1* X State Bank of Syracuse 13 31 High taam gama 4 series Paul's Ceramic — **lXl7 500 series: G. Hepler 513. P. Bright 3*7. G. Sorantan 3*o. J. Waybrlght 514, J. Warren 333. G Whftacr* 313. H. Gray 554. K. Knisley M 2, L. Newman 300, D. Butler $74, D. Smith 534, B. Eyar SX, B. Rica 333, C. Campbell 34*. R Plikerd 311, M. Yoder 335, M. Godfrey 333. R. Hicks 302. M. Durham 517 '2OO games: P. Bright 222. G. Sorantan 211. 233. H Gray 242. T. List X7. O. Butler XI. B. Eyar 201. B Rica 202, M. Yoder 200. M. Godfrey XI Tuaaday Afternoon Laid** Phend and Brown 33 13 Frog Tavern 2*V* 14V* State Bank of Syracuse 2tv* isv* American Industries X 10

Smith, Lorene Spearman, Phil Stichter, Brent Stutzman, Kent Trobaugh, Lin Ummel, Lydia Tucker, Mark Walgamuth, Dave Wall, Judy Willard, Rex Wuthrich Juniors — Nancy Amos, Scott Arnold, Kathy Bice, Jackie Glon, John Haffner, Lori Henderson, Cindy Kammerer, Laura Keen, Kay Kirkpatrick, Vicki Kreider, Jackie Mangas, Kelli Price, Mike Siabaugh, Lori Sliger, Darsee Staley, Mark Stiffler, Mike Tom, Kathy Troup Sophomores — Mike Brannock, Lynn Brown, Greg Carpenter, Jane Haffner, Jackie Lewis, Jill Lewis, Jeri Meditch, Sharon Meek, Jill Sliger, Debby Smith, Richard Steele Freshmen — Sunny Boggs,

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La Petit* 22 22 Beacon 23 23 Nailan* Realtor* 21 X Mock's Marina X 14 Precision Automotive t« X Mas tare raft It X Donna's Cut and Curl 14 X Ace Past Control 10 34 High taam gam* and sari**; American Industrie* — *3l, 2349 SOO aeriat: C. Kraagar 51*. A. Dahlstrom 541. P. Hoover SO*. B. Kim* SOS. K. McKibban so* 430 sari**: A. Gaiiahan 401. L. Spate her 403, H. Hagan X*. E. Hugh** 4*o, L. Naff 432, M. Ransbargar 490 200 gam**: C. Kraagar 214, M. Ransbargar 211 IX gam**: A. Dahlstrom 173, I*o. it*. P. Hoover it*. IX. L. McFarland 177, A. Gaiiahan 193, B. Klin* 117. E. Hugh** its. B. Kay It 3, K. McKibban 174, 175. 197 Hit* 4 Misses Kag 33 ll Rinkar 2t 1* Wilas 27 17 Campbell 22V* 2iv* Sleepy Owl 19V* 24V* Buds 1* X N. P. Produce 11 X Barth 10 34 High taam gam*: Kag — 074 High taam aari**: Sleepy Owl — 1121 SOO sarlat: (Man) G. Sorantan SOO, B. Wiles 333.8. Simon 303, F. Nyikos 340. (Women) P. Bright 30* 450 sarlat: P. Bright 309 200 games: (Man) G. Sorensen 203. B. Wilas 200. J. Millar 20*. B. Simon 203. (Woman) P. Bright 224

Brad Calobrace, Susan Freeman, Wayne Heffner, Amber Lehman, John Locke, Kim McDonald, Kathy Stichter, Mike Vanderveer Regular honor roll is as follows: Seniors — Rebecca Ball, Dan Bofaostedt, Stuart Bryant, Jerry Burns, Rebecca Burt, Beatriz Carvajal, Mary Clark, Ed Clayton, Randy Clayton, Pam Custer, Judy Fouts, Tammi Franke, Jim Glon, Jan Grindle, Jill Grindle, O. V. Harris, Chris Henning, Julie Henning, Jenny Hughes, Blane Hurd, Ted Knudsen, Stan Kroh, Tom Kroh, Mark Krug, Rick McKibben, Scott Moore, Worth Packer, Doug Rassi, Beth Reiff, Kim Richardson, Nancy Shock, Jenni Shi, Ten R. Smith, Terry Smith, Cindy Solomon, Rachel Stiffler, Bob Sylvester, Dave Tucker, Laura Tucker, Lisa Twait, Ed Vanlaningham, Kim Wagoner, Steve Walker, Judy Weave-, Jim WilUts Juniors — llary BaumJe, Mark Baumgartner, Martha Baumle, Phil Bear, Carmen Bryant, Tonya Coquillard, Joni Denney, Nannatto Dupert, Jo Easter, Mnfhns Finney, Linda Glasaley, Linda Grindle, Mischelle Johnston, Lori KMnkMght, Judy ffmrtnsi Nancy Kuotie, Mark Lantx, Teresa Pruett, Linda Read, Dong Ruch, Susie Silveus, Doug VanLue, Colon Walker Sophomores — Bart Bowser, Belinda Boyer, Cam Boyer, Beth Burke, Roberta Busch, Raetta Clayton, Carla Darr, Randi Grisamer, Tyler Haines, Rod Hamman, Randy Hickman, Raymond Hiveiy, Doug Hougey, Brenda Iden, Tim Kaufman, Sharon Kortenber, Kent Lawsdh, (keg Moercben, Kandi Mart, Marianne Mullinex, Mike Murray, Linda Parry, Carol Phillabaum, Marji Pittman, Janice Seibert, Amy Spefeher, Clara Stafford, Alice Steffen, David Strombeck, Ted Tobin, Janet Wall, Peggy Watenon, Christine Wocmiak Freshmen — Tim Bause, Heather Beer, Chris Bonunan, Julie Bushong, Tim Butt, Kim Chariton, Cathie ChkSstar, Stacy Dial, Jama Everts, Brett Fawley, Margie Gans, Tammie Goods peed, Brenda Hunter, Lori Kruger. Mike Poston, Amy Read, Gregg Reed, Kevin Reed, Brian Roberts, Tracy Streby, Debbie Stump, Tom Troup BMV reports driver license suspensions Ten persons had their drivers licenses suspended by the Bureau of Motor Vehicles. Billy D. Horn, r 5 Warsaw, a habitual traffic offender is suspended from November 19, 1979 to November 19, 1909. The following had their licenses suspended for drunken (hiving: Rickey D. Copeland r 1 Claypool, September 7, 1977 to September 7, 1978; James R. Dawson 1513 Brubaker, Warsaw, August 13,1977 to August 12,1978; William J. Dotson, box 282 Silver Lake, Jute 14, 1960 to June 14, 1981; Richard IX Kuhn, rIH k H Mobile Village, Warsaw, September 20, 1977 to March 20, 1977, Ellis Marshall r 2 788 E. Center, Warsaw, September 24, 1977 to November 28, 1977; Richard E. Miller r 2 Silver Lake, August 24,1977 to August 24,1979; Roger Perkins 803 Tennis St., Winona Lake, September 21,1977 to September 21,1978; Ronald D. Rinehart, r 2 box 263, Syracuse, September 26,1977 to November 26. 1977; John D. Yoder r 3 box 335 Syracuse, September 30,1977 to November 30, 1977.

ADVISORY COMMITTEE — Shown above are members of the secretarial office laboratory advisory committee which met at Wawasee High School for discussion last Thursday. Sitting from left to right are Bill Knits, office manager. Brock Manufacturing; Suzi Brouwer, KUnk’s Grocery and parent of office lab student; Dallas L. Rohrer, vice president, finance, Chore* Time Equipment, Inc.; Dannette Rosner, broker, Tiffany Limited; and Evelyn Fawley, bookkeeper, Lakeland Community School Corporation. In the back, from left to right, are: A. L. Amos, executive vice president, Vega Corporation; Dave McGrew, vocational director Wawasee High School; Arlene Dellinger, assistant vice president. Counting House Bank, Warsaw branch; Pat Huber, coordinator of office lab; James Rhoade, comptroller. Sea Nymph; and Dick Wysong, assistant vocational director, Wawasee High School. The group discusses and advises office and business instructors on need? in their respective fields.

Lakeland Youth Center ; puppet theater to start

Boys and girls in the third through sixth grades in the Syracuse, Milford and North Webster schools are invited to participate in a puppet theater workshop at the Lakeland Youth Center in Syracuse, under direction of Donna Johnson. The group will meet on Tuesday afternoons from 3:30-5 starting on November 22. The youth coiter van will pick up children from Syracuse at the school. Parents from Milford and North Webster should take their

Honor roll released at North Webster school

Honor roll students for the first grading period of the North Webster Junior High School 197778 school year have been released by G. Wendell Bryant, principal. Distinguished students for grades six, seven and eight are as follows: grade six — Melissa Cokiren, Carolyn Harris, Cindy Knotts, Jennifer Kussmaul, Jeff McClure, Amy Owens, Bob Prado, Greg Price, Dave Schacht, Denise Stump and Kim Zurcher; grade seven — Krista Everts, Donna Kunkle. Carrie Shoemaker, Todd Reiff, Teresa Swope, Cheryl Walker and Jennifer Wozniak. Distinguished honor roll students in grade eight include: Chris Bause, Ron da Black, Kent Butcher, Annette Curry. Suzanne Mil, Scott Patter, Tammy Penn, Beth Pritchard, Tom Rhodes. Sherri Smith, Lori Staley, Jennifer Steele and Tonda Yeager. Regular honor roll students in 0-ades six through eight are as follows: grade six—Jeff Atwood, Barbara Bowser, John Godfrey, Joyce Holle, Heather Jordan, Ronda Kinsey, Dawn Mellinger, John Milbern, Amy Smith and Us Waltz; grade seven — Laura Bonner, Michelle Brandenburg, Deanna Charlton, Sheryl Eastlund, Heather McGlynn, Leanne Mrowczynski, Maude Packer, Angie Rich, Dave Roberts, Kevin Spry, Ronda Upson, Carlo Walker and Steve Williams. Regular honor roll students in School lunch menu November 21-23 MONDAY — Chilled orange juice, fish sandwich, tater tots, creamed peas, peanut butter fudge and milk TUESDAY — Roast turkey and dressing, mashed potatoes and gravy, cranberry salad, pumpkin pie squares, bread and butter and milk WEDNESDAY — Chili con came, crackers, tossed salad, apple crisp, ice cream, bread and butte* and milk THURSDAY and FRIDAY - Thanksgiving vacation

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children to the center. The workshop will meet for 12 weeks, ending on February 25. Each child will make their own puppet and help with making the stage and scenery for the plays. Snacks Will Be Provided “This is to be a learning and sharing experience for all children participating,’’ said Mrs. Johnson this week. Further information regarding the theater can be obtained by contacting Mrs. Johnson.

grade eight include: Amy Coverstone, Greg Grant, Annette Keim, Jeff Parker, Ken Paulus, Susan Payne, Line Perkins, Theresa Reichard, John Schenkel and Debbie Wagoner. Schools observe week Book Week is being observed at the Lakeland Elementary Schools this week, through November 18. Libraries and classrooms will have displays honoring children's authors and illustrators. Art projects will involve the children in the creation of books. Each November, Book Week is celebrated nationally in schools, libraries, bookstores, clubs, private homes and any place where there are children and books. Founder One of the founders of Book Week, Frederic Melcher, emphasized its importance when he wrote, “ ... by having this one special week, we reaffirm our interest and catch the attention of others, who may think that children’s reading is not their concern. It is. It is everyone’s concern ...” He added, “Book Week brings us together to talk about books and reading, and out of our knowledge and love of books, to put the cause of children’s reading squarely before the whole community and community by community, across the whole Nation.”

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Lakeland Schools 1 Activity Notes l NOVEMBER 16 12-9 p.m. — Junior high parentteacher conferences 6:30 p.m. — Intramurals at Wawasee All day — Wawasee SWAP Day NOVEMBER 17 6 p.m. — Milford Jr. High boys basketball vs Central Noble-here 6 p.m. — North Webster boys basketball vs North Manchester at North Webster 6:30 p.m. — Coed swim vs Huntington North at Wawasee 6:30 p.m. — Adult education at Wawasee 7:30 p.m. — Kiwanis Travelogue-Auditorium NOVEMBER 18 6:30 p.m. — Varsity basketball vs Carroll at Wawasee • NOVEMBER 19 10 am. — Co-ed swim vs Bellmont at Bellmont All day — Speech contest at Northrop NOVEMBER 20 6 p.m. — Syracuse sixth grade basketball at Central Noble NOVEMBER 21 6:30 p.m. — Freshman basketball vs Columbia City at Columbia City 6:30 p.m. — Girls’ basketball vs Warsaw at Wawasee 6:30 p.m. — Adult education at Wawasee 7 p.m. — FEA meeting-case annex NOVEMBER 22 „ 6:30 p.m. — Basketball vs Fairfield at Fairfield NOVEMBER 23 6:30 p.m. Wawasee intramurals 6:30 p.m. — Adult education at Wawasee

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