The Mail-Journal, Volume 16, Number 3, Milford, Kosciusko County, 7 February 1979 — Page 16

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THE MAIL-JOURNAL—Wed., February 7,1979

MMR • A • FvW Vc* A 'W :! Z IV MM* Bli K ?| " JIB ' ' BSn B if zz B K SB MM-zBM MBM k ■■ ■• ,; W >1 * •-, \ wjSUF RECEIVES CHECK — Mrs. Woodrow (Elsie) Free, center, a representative of Chore-Time Equipment, Inc., Milford, presented a check for SI,OOO towards the advance life support system for the Milford Emergency Medical Service. The total support system costs SIB,OOO. In addition to the donation from Chore-Time, the money for the support system will be a bazaar, a basketball game sponsored by the Kosciusko County Police, a pancake and sausage supper sponsored by the Milford Kiwanis, an auction and bake sale and a chicken barbecue.. With Mrs. Free are Mrs. Eldon (Susie) Chupp, right, an emergency medical technician and John Perry, left. EIVJS president. (

Syracuse Public Library Notes

By ROSALYN JONES Please note our holiday closing; we will be closed for the official observation of Washington s birthday. Monday, Feb. 19. We are currently displaying a large collection of historic postcards of the Syracuse and Wawasee area, owned and arranged by IV|r. and Mrs. Dean Henry of Goshen These are fascinating glimpses back into our local history with old pictures

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of the Oakwood Park Hotel, the Wawasee train depot, South Shore Inn and many other wellknown spots This display will be in our library for a month, so we hope all interested people will get the opportunity to see it. On January 17 we enjoyed the book presentation of “Emma And I”. by Sheila Hocken. This delightful book review was given by Mrs. Stan Emerick to our books and coffee group in the library. The next meeting of this

book discussion group will be February 21 at 10 a.m. The book topic will be “The Thorn Birds" by Colleen McCullough. We have a new' collection of traveling library books from the Goshen Public Library which includes romances, mysteries, and crafts, plus science fiction. Story hour will be held in the children's department on Wednesday, Feb. 14. A Disney cartoon will be featured.

WHS honor roll given

Principal Henry L. Smith, Wawasee High School, has released the names of those students who attained the honor roll during the second nine weeks of school. They are as follows: High Roll Seniors — Nancy Amos, Scott Arnold, Mary Baumle, Phil Beer, Andy Brown, Tim Bushong. Elizabeth Davenport, Debbie Dieterly, Melissa Finney, Vicki Gingerich, Jackie Glon, John Haffner, Lynn Haney, Jill Hartman, Roger Hawn, Bill Hays, Lori Henderson, Lori Hummel, Jo Hepler, Mischelle Johnston, Scott Jones, Laura Keen, Kay Kirkpatrick, Kayle Knafel, Dave Knispel, Judy Knudsen, Mark Lantz. Kelli Price, Julie Rhodes, Doug Ruch. Susie Silveus, Mike Slabaugh, Lori Sliger, Lori Smith, Darsee Staley, MARK STIFFLER. Kathy Troup, Doug VanLue.and Teresa Williamson Juniors — Cam Boyer, Laurie Brouwer, Greg Carpenter, Jane Haffner, Tyler Haines. Raymond Hively, Lisa Hummel, Jackie Lewis, Jill Lewis, Chris McFarland, Sharon Meek, Greg Moerchen, Mike Murray, Marjie Pittman, Janice Siebert, Jill Sliger, Richard Steele and Peggy Wa terson Sophomores — Tim Ba use. Heather Beer. Sunny Boggs. Brad Calobrace, Susan Freeman, Wayne Heffner, Brenda Hunter, Karla Knafel, Amber Lehman. John Locke, Susan Naab, Kathy Stichter and Michael Vanderveer Freshmen — Brian Brannock. June Brown, Lori Kammerer. Angie Laub, Sheli Miller, Nancy Norman, Vince Price, Myra Ruch, Paul Siegfried, Susie Schmucker. Norine Sorensen, Lori Staley, Jennifer Steele, Kent Stichter and Stacy Wall Regular Roll Seniors — Ron Aaron, Mark Baumgartner, Martha Baumle. Kathy Bice, Carmen Bryant, Tonya Coquillard, Jon Cousins. Lori Coy, Marti DeWitt, Nanette Dipert, Vicki Evans, Lisa Gant,

Lynne Gerstner, Linda Glassley, Linda Grindle, Linda Grisamer, Jeff Hall, Barb Hamman, Lisa Harris, Shelly Harting, Bob Hartman, Sonya Hoover, Jeff jorczak. Cindy Kammerer, Mike Kissinger, Jan Lawson, Pete Ludwig, Mark Maggart, Jackie Mangas. Kevin Marose, Natalie McGlynn, Tammy Miller, Lisa Mohler, Sondra Moore, Ryan Owen, Laurie Pryor. Mike Ray, Steve Swope. Roy Teeple, Babby Tobias, Melissa Tom. Mike Tom, Mark Wagoner, Tami Wagoner. Coleen Walker and Doug Weisser Juniors —Debbie Bause, Bart Bowser, Mike Brannock. Boody Brewer, Lynn Brown, Beth Burke, Raetta Clayton. Carla Darr. Angie Farrington. Rod Hamman, Lyle Haney, Tina Kauffman. Kent Lawson, Jeri Meditch. Jan Miller, Shari Miller, Kandi Mort, Carol Phillabaum, Mary Rhodes, Debby Smith. Joanna Spearman, Alice Steffen, Melodie Tom. Jamie White and Chris Wozniak Sophomores — Julie Bushong.

Manchester sets events for 'Black History Week'

Black History Week will be celebrated nationally from February 11-18 and Julia Collier, director of minority affairs at Manchester College, has a full schedule of events planned for the Manchester campus. This year’s theme is, “Blacks and the Arts.” On Sunday, Feb. 11, two events are scheduled. At 6 p.m. the Corine Morse Williams Dance Group from Gary will give a demonstration of black dance and music in Winger Recital Hall. Later, at 8 p.m., Myron Chenault, a professor at Bowling Green University, will lead a “living room discussion” on black culture at AAFRO House. On Monday at 10 a.m. Chenault will deliver a convocation address entitled, “Close Encounters of the Educational Kind" in Cordier Auditorium. All three events are open to the public and free of charge. Two special movies will be shown during the week. On Tuesday, Feb. 13, “Lady Sings The Blues" will be shown at 7:30 p.m. in Cordier Auditorium and on Friday, Feb. 16, “The

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Freshemen — Chris Bause. Annette Beer, Ronda Black. Tammy Bowling. Darla Brown. Kent Butcher, Amy Coverstone. Ron Cripe, Sarah Dain, Gregg Gant, Yolanda Garza. Jeff Glon, Bill Harting. Suzanne Hill, Nick Johnston. Laura Jones. Elaine Karesh. Annette Keim, Sandy Kortenber, Mark Medlock. Carol Meier, Gayle Napier, Scott Parker. Ken Paulus, Susan Payne, Tammy Penn, Line Perkins, Portia Price, Beth Pritchard, Thomas Rhodes, John Schenkel, Joni Schultz, Sheryl Smith, Beth Walker, Myra White and Tonda Yeager

Autobiography of Miss Jane Pittman” will be shown at 8 p.m in Cordier Auditorium. On Valentine’s Day. Feb. 14 Miss Collier will deliver an address in Petersime Chapel at 9:30 a.m. That evening poet Etheridge Knight will give a reading at AAFRO House at 8 p.m. His focus will be on “Black Voices in Poetry.” The next evening Halisi Shauri, a professor at Northwestern University of Chicago, will speak on “Phases of Black Life” at 7:30 p.m. at AAFRO House. The week end closing activities will include an all-black fashion show at 3 p.m. on Saturday, Feb. 17, in Cordier Auditorium and a Las Vegas night at 8 p.m. in the College Union. On Sunday, Feb. 18, black students will conduct a Sunday Celebration of Worship at 11 a.m. in Petersime Chapel and at 7 p.m. the Jerusalem Baptist Choir and The Crusaders, both of Fort Wayne, will present a program of gospel and spiritual music in Cordier Auditorium. Persons seeking additional information may contact Julia Collier at the college.

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