The Mail-Journal, Volume 15, Number 8, Milford, Kosciusko County, 15 March 1978 — Page 3

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Choir members of the Syracuse Elementary practice with pianist, their song, "Country Is."

HIGH SCHOOL BAND Presentation Os The Flag JUNIOR HIGH BAND "By The Time I Get To Phoenix' "Rhinestone Cowboy” ELEMENTARY CHOIR "Hey Good Lookin'” 6TH GRADE BAND "Sourwood Hoedown” "Hoedown" JUNIOR HIGH ORCHESTRA "Western Strings” "Turkey In The Straw” ELEMENTARY CHOIR "Country Is” . JUNIOR HIGH CHOIR "I Love” "Thank God I'm A Country Boy”

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COMMUNITY SING HIGH SCHOOL ORCHESTRA "Orange Blossom Special” JUNIOR HIGH CHOIR "A Little Bit Country, A Little Bit Rock N' Roll” HIGH SCHOOL BAND "Wabash Cannonball” "Cottonfields” ELEMENTARY CHOIR "Everything Is Beautiful” HIGH SCHOOL CHOIR "Let Me Be There” J, Make The World Go Away” FINALE "I Believe In Music” HIGH SCHOOL ORCHESTRA, BAND AND ALL CHOIRS

By DEB FOX Every year my family plans a trip to some part of the United States. This year my parents took us to Marco Island, Fla. Marco Island is located 104 miles west of Miami and 16 miles south of Naples. The island is anywhere in the vicinity of five to 50 feet above sea level. It’s a community of over 4,800 people. The island is a world away from traffic and smogfilled air. Here one sees palm trees, tropical flowers and beautiful homes. The island was bought and developed by the Deltona Corporation, on the New York Stock exchange, and headed by the Mackie brothers of Florida. On Marco Island people can enjoy golfing at the country club, fishing, boating, hunting, a four mile shell covered, white sandy beach; and shopping at a center with all the needs of vacationers and residents. Driving around Marco a person will see notices that areas are protected by the neighborhood watch. Police and fire protection is available 24 hours a day by calling a designated number and giving them the needed information. Marco Island also has a variety of birds, which are: golden eagles, snowy egrets, roseate spoonbills, pelicans, ospreys, sandpipers, herons and ibis. We reached Marco early Friday evening, Feb. 17, the weather was cold and rainy.

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"Thank God I'm a Country Boy," is rehearsed by the sopranos at Syracuse Junior High.

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The French horn section of the Wawasee High School band will add a mellow sound to the program with the song "Cottonfields."

Because of the weather our first day was spent sightseeing around nearby Naples. A place of interest to most of the area is called “Tin City and the Old Merchant’s Mill.” This attraction used to be an old tin factory, redesigned into a variety of small shops. This miniature mall, has antiques, art work, jewelry, clothes, a meat market, and candy store for the shoppers to visit. That evening was the famous Edison “Parade of Lights” in Fort Myers, Fla. This parade is more popular and beautiful than the rose parade, according to the Florida people. The floats are made of flowers and lights. Sunday, Feb. 19, was a nice day, so we went out to an island, 20 miles out, on the gulf for shelling. The island is completely covered with shells brought in by the waves and tides. Some of this day was spent fishing in Caxambus Pass, which is used as the entrance way from the gulf to the ocean. Some of our party had the luck of catching the eatable fish but others only got to catch stingrays. While the weather was nice we picked fresh grapefruit. It only took five minutes for four and a half bushels.

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The remaining three and a half days were spent fishing and traveling around looking at sights on Marco, attending a stone convention and an outdoor

Helping Hands 4-H'ers meet at Baumgartners

By GRETA HURD The Milford Helping Hands 4-H Club had its meeting on March 9. They met in the home of Cris Baumgartner at 7 p.m. The meeting was called to order by vice president Gina Hurd, in the absence of the president, Joni Schultz. The pledge of allegiance was led by Greta Hurd and the 4-H pledge led by Gina Hurd. Minutes were read by Julie Schieler and treasurer’s report was read by Angie Troup. Roll call was taken and the reply was the girls favorite song or singer. Christy Troup gave a health and safety quiz. The 4-H song and clap was taught to the members. They read the thank you cards from the Valentine boxes they delivered last month and made more plans for the bake sale. It was decided the bake sale will be

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Wawasee High School's concert choir breaks from practicing "Let There be Me."

art show. Finally when the time came to leave, the sun came from behind the clouds and temperatures reached the 70s.

held at Doll’s Decorating, on April 8. They worked on plans for the mother and daughter party in May. Mrs. Rouch made some announcements to the club. Angie Troup and Rosalie Rouch gave demonstrations. Mrs. Rouch gave some tips on demonstrations for the new club members. Rosalie had recreation and Cris Baumgartner served refreshments. The next meeting will be at 10:30 a.m. on April 6. The girls will meet at the Milford Junior High School and go shopping in South Bend. Some people think burdock leaves will cure fevers.

Plan To Attend Syracuse Fire Department Chili Supper Saturday, March 18 5-8 P.M. SYRACUSE FIRE STATION $ 1 75 - All You Can Eat

Wed., March 15,1978 —THE MAIL-JOURNAL

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The bass section of the Syracuse Junior High choir will be the sopranos and other choir members.

Syracuse girl involved in collision Cynthia K. Schacht, 17, r 4 Syracuse, was involved in a twovehicle collision causing SBSO damages in the 100 block of North Detroit Street in Warsaw last Thursday, March 9. Schacht’s truck bumped the rear of a car driven by John R. Garner, 23, r 1 Claypool. Damage was listed as $650 to Garner’s car and SIBO to the truck driven by Schacht.

Wednesday Special SENIOR CITIZEN SMORGASBORD CB Includes Drink I Dessert And Salad Bar Open Every Wednesday 12-8 Eby's Pines Family Restaurant 848-4520 3 Miles East Os Bristol On SR 120

Registration at Milford tomorrow night Democrats and Republican representatives from the three precincts in Van Buren Township will be on hand tomorrow (Thursday) to register voters for the spring election. The registration will take place in the Chatter Box from 7 to 9 p.m. The deadline for registering is Saturday, March 18.

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