The Mail-Journal, Volume 15, Number 20, Milford, Kosciusko County, 7 June 1978 — Page 7

Howart appointed mediator in salary dispute standstill

Robert Howart has been appointed as mediator by the Indiana Education Employment Relation Board (IEERB) to break the standstill between the teachers of the Lakeland Community School Corporation and school board concerning the issue of 1978-79 teacher salary schedules. Howart met for four hours last Friday with a negotiating representative of the school board and with teacher negotiators in separate meetings. Marion (Bud) Lantz, one of the three negotiators for the school

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board, reports no further progress has been made in the negotiations. ’ The teachers have requested a 14.1 per cent salary increase. The school board offered a proposal which included a SIOO raise per teacher in addition to the five per cent increase already budgeted. The proposal was rejected by the Lakeland Community Educators Association (LCEA). The LCEA requested salary negotiations be reopened after more money was appropriated by state legislators for the cor-

poration than was available in 1976. A two-year contract was ratified last year providing a five per cent increase in salary schedules. The contract contained a provision for salary negotiations to be reopened if more money was appropriated. Besides Lantz, negotiators representing the school board include Donn Kesler, Wawasee High School assistant principal; and Wendell Bryant, North Webster Junior High School principal. For the LCEA, negotiators are Elton Powers, North Webster Junior High social studies teacher, chairman; Paul Rush, North Webster Junior High mathematics teacher; and Lera Reinholt, fourth grade teacher at Syracuse Elementary School. Another meeting with the mediator and negotiators has been scheduled for Thursday, June 8. Howart will meet with a representative of the school board at 3 p.m. and with a representative of the LCEA 0 at 4 p.m.

FIVE GENERATION EVENT — Five generations were able to be together in a belated birthday event held in Muncie in May, honoring the 98th birthday of Mary McFarland of Muncie, shown here seated. Standing, left to right, is Carol (Mrs. David) Lipp of Elkhart and formerly of Milford, holding her daughter, Kelly Lipp, Carol’s mother, Helen (Mrs. Lloyd) Mynhier, Milford, and Monnie (Mrs. Russell) Hunt of Sardenia, Ohio, mother of Helen Mynhier. George Washington had a sweet tooth for ice cream. Records show that during two months of 1790 he spent S2OO on it.

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Miss Lovellette becomes bride of David Martin on May 20

Sherrie Lovellette, Syracuse, became the bride of David Martin, New Haven, in a double ring ceremony May 20, in Saint Andrew’s United Methodist Church, Syracuse, with Rev. Phil Frew officiating. The bride is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Donald Lovellette, Syracuse, and the bridegroom is the son of Mr. and Mrs Gerald Martin, Milford. Music was provided by Russel Sonafrank, organist, accompanied by Juan J. Carvajal on the marimbas. Johnna Gansert sang ‘We’ve Only Just Begun,” following the ceremony. Given in marriage by her father, the bride wore an ivory gown of dacron polyester organza. The bodice featured a high stand up collar with a slight V opening edged in Nottingham Awards ceremony for troop 125 Syracuse Brownie Troop 125 held its award ceremony Tuesday, May 30, at 6 p.m. in the Scout Cabin. The candlelight ceremony opened with the pledge of allegiance and songs by the Brownies. The girls told what Brownies has meant to them. Troop leaders presented the girls with awards includimg camp readiness, ready helper, discovering nature and membership star. Brownies then presented their mothers with roses. Refreshments were served following the program. Troop leaders for the year have been Becky Scarbeary, Anita Bjella and Carol Miller.

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lace, which also edged the full skirt The sleeves were long and full Bishops, cuffed at the wrist. An attached chapel length train completed the gown. For her headpiece, she chose a lace and seed pearl cap with a scalloped veil. She carried a bouquet of sonya and white roses with baby’s breath. Acting as maid of honor was Johnna Gansert. She wore a long gown of floral printed nylon over ivory taffeta. She carried a white long stemmed rose with baby's breath and lace ribbon. Bridesmaids were Anita Lovellette. sister of the bride; Brenda Martin, sister of the gridegroom; and Debra Lovellette, sister-in-law of the bride. Junior bridesmaid was Heidi Lovellette. sister of the bride. Flower girl and ringbearer were Arnie Heath, cousin of the bride, and Spencer Martin, cousin of the bridegroom. Bridesmaids wore gowns of floral printed nylon over peach taffeta and carried a long stemmed sonya rose with baby’s breath asd lace ribbon. Glenn Geiser, Goshen, served as best man. Groomsmen were Perry Hunter, Ed Dowty and Jeff Lovellette, brother of the bride, all from Syracuse. Junior groomsman was Greg Stevens, Van Wert, Ohio, cousin of the bride. Ushers were Ralph Carvajal, Milford, and Larry Rowe, lakeville, cousin of the bridegroom. Following the ceremony, a reception was held in the American Legion, Syracuse. The couple is now at home at 1906 Seneca Drive, New Haven, after a trip to Hawaii.

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