The Mail-Journal, Volume 16, Number 13, Milford, Kosciusko County, 18 April 1979 — Page 14

THE MAIL-JOURNAL — Wed., April 18,1979

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Attendance report released

John A. Naab. curriculum coordinator for the Lakeland School Corporation released the attendance report for the third grading period. It follows: The kindergarten enrollment for all three elementary schools showed 211 students enrolled as of January 22 and 210 enrolled on March 23. A break down shows Milford Elementary with 58 students at the beginning of the grading period and 57 at the end; North Webster Elementary’s beginning enrollment was 70 with three added by the end of the enrollment period; and Syracuse Elementary started the grading period with 83 students and ended with 80. Enrollment for the elementary schools totaled 1,202 as of January 22 and 1,227 on March 23. Milford Elementary had an increase of students during this time with 249 as a beginning enrollment and 255 as an ending enrollment. North Webster Elementary increased from 373 enrolled at the beginning of the grading period to 380 for an ending enrollment. Syracuse Elementary also showed a large increase from 506 students at the beginning to 517 at the end. Also increasing was the fifth grade at Milford Junior High with 74 students on the beginning enrollment and 75 students on the ending enrollment The three junior high schools increased their enrollment by three over the 43-day period with 662 students enrolled on January 22 and 665 on March 23. Milford Junior High had a beginning enrollment of 184 students and an ending enrollment of 188 students. North Webster Junior High had 221 students enrolled at the start and 220 at the end. Syracuse Junior High stayed even at 257 students. The high school had a beginning enrollment of 940 students and an ending enrollment of 936. The junior high special education enrollment was steady at 14 while the North Central Indiana Special Education Co-op enrollment went from 17 at the beginning to 13 for the ending enrollment. Total enrollment at the beginning for grades one through 12 was 2,804; kindergarten through 12, 3,015; and the cor-

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LAKELAND COMONITY SCHOOL CORPORATION OFFICIAL ENROLLMENT March 2J. 1979 4 idlfoi-d North '.’ebst< r Syracuse Wawasee Total Kindergarten 57 73 80 * 210 Grade 1 62 81 90 233 Grade 2 63 78 - 131 272 Grade 3 69 . 74 100 24 3 Grade 4 61 71 105 237 Grade 5 75 ' 76 91 242 Grade 6 53 64 75 192 Grade 7 63 74 90 227. Grade 8 72 82 92 246 Jr. High Spec. Ed. 14 14 Grade 9 249 249 Grade 10 247 24/ Grade 11 245 245 Grade 12 195 195 TOTALS 575 673 868 936* X>s’ NOISE Co-op ' 13 3065 Elementary Bldgs. 312(K-4) 453(K-5) 597(K-5) Jr. High Bldgs. 263(5-8) 220(6-8) 271(6-8) John A. Naab Curriculum Coordinator *Note there were 29 seventh semester graduates.

JAN/ks ‘4-2-79 poration total was 3,046. The ending enrollment was; grades one through 12, 2,828; kindergarten through 12, 3,038; and corporation total of 3,065. Attendance The attendance percentage for the total kindergarten classes was 90.23 per cent. Milford Elementary had 91.41 per cent ; North Webster Elementary, 88.14 per cent; and Syracuse Elementary, 91.23 per cent. For the elementary schools there was a total attendance percentage of 92.41 per cent. Milford Elementary’s attendance was 93.06 per cent; North Webster* Elementary was 91.69 per bent; Syracuse Elementary had 92.30 per cent; and the fifth grade at Milford Junior High had 94.57 per cent attendance. In the junior high schools the total percentage for attendance was 93.36 per cent. Milford Junior High had the highest attendance

percentage with 95.08 per cent; North Webster Junior High with 93.20 per cent; and Syracuse Junior High with 92.25 per cent. The high school had an attendance percentage of 94.22 per cent. The attendance percentage for the junior high special education was 80.60 per cent. Total attendance percentage were: grades one through 12 were 93.24 per cent; grades kindergarten through 12, 93.03 per cent; and the corporation total attendance was 92.97 per cent. Beemer receives membership award For the sixth consecutive year, Beemer Enterprises, Inc., Syracuse, has been awarded membership in Wood-Mode Cabinetry’s exclusive Million Dollar Club for 1978. Membership in this year’s edition of the club is based on 1978 sales volume. Beemer Enterprises, Inc. is one of 17 WoodMode sales representative firms across the United States which have earned membership for 1978. Wood-Mode Cabinetry, based in Kreamer, Pa., is one of the nation’s largest manufacturers of custom-built cabinetry for every room of the home. Its club was established in 1974.

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I’J > JI \ •/ * W- j 1 * I. -- - ■■■MLrucrr ■**1W eV - K ■ -Al < f DRUG ABUSE BOOKS — Lakeside VFW 1342 Safety Chairman Wayne Coy presented to Ralph Bushong, a science teacher at Syracuse Junior High, 100 VFW Drug Abuse books. The books are highly informative on the subject of drugs. Mr. Bushong said that the material will be used for instruction and resource. i Purcell, Neininger, Riley re-elected

Shareholders of Northern Indiana Public Service Company re-elected James F. Purcell. Paul H. Neininger and William J. Riley, directors of Northern Indiana Public Service Company, during the utilities annual meeting of stockholders on Wednesday. April 11. Purcell, senior vice president of the company, has served as a NIPSCo director since 1968. Neininger is chairman of the board of the State and Savings Bank of Monticello and has been a member of NIPSCo’s board since 1974. Riley, chairman of the board of First National Bank of East Chicago, was first elected to the board in 1962. Other NIPSCo directors whose terms did not expire in 1979 are. Edmund A. Schroer, NIPSCo chairman, president and chief executive officer; Carl H. Elliott, president of University, Angola; lan M. Rolland, president and chief executive officer of Lincoln National. Corporation and president and chief executive officer of the Lincoln National Life Insurance Company, Fort Wayne; Dean H. Mitchell, consultant and advisor to NIPSCo, Hammond; William J. Johnson, chairman of the board of Goshen Rubber Company; and John Allan Mac Lean, retired, former vice president

and director of Reliance Electric Company, Cleveland, Ohio and president of ~ Dodge Manufacturing Division. Mishawaka. Schroer also announced Eugene M. Shorb was elected first vice president of the company and that all other present NIPSCo officers were re-elected at the utility’s annual meeting of directors. . following the shareholders’ meeting. Kenneth Strieby receives JAGUBME music award Kenneth Strieby, a graduate student in music at Indiana State University from r 2 Syracuse, has been awarded the J. A. Gremelspacher University Bands Music EducatiorfAward. The award is given each year to the bandsman who shows the greatest potential as a music educator. Strieby shares the honor this year with another graduate student, David Ward. Winamac. ISU band alumni and friends established the award in 1970 to honor Gremelspacher, director of bands for 20 years, upon his retirement after 31 years on the faculty. Strieby, a graduate of Fairfield High School, is an assistant in University Bands this year.

Milford man charged with cottage burglary Francisco Moran, 27, of 2104 E. James St., Milford, was arrested on a charge of burglary (Class C felony). The warrant came from the Kosciusko County Court. Moran is charged with the burglary that occurred on January 20 at the cottage of Harold Miller. The charge is breaking and entering with the intent to commit a felony. The Milford man was held at the county jail with a bond set at $2,000. LEGALS NOTICE TOALL PERSONS INTERESTED No. E 77 63 In THE MATTER OF THE ESTATE OF WILLIAM DALE MARTIN, DECEASED In The Kosciusko Circuit Court Term. 1979 NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, that Debra A Martin as Administratrix ot the above named estate, has p resented and tiled herein 4 her final account in settlement of said estate. and petition for distribution, and that the same will come up tor the examination and action of said Circuit Court on the 2nd day ot May, 1979 at which time all persons in teres ted in said estate are required to appear in said court and show cause, if any there be, why said account and petition should not be approved The heirs of said decedent and all others interested are also required to appear and make proof ot fheir heirship or claim to any part of said estate Dated this 2nd day of April. 1979 N JearrMessmore Clerk ot KosciuskoCircuitCourt REED& EARHART ThomasW Earhart, Attorney Legal NoticeOf Public Hearing The Alcoholic Beverage Board of Kosciusko County, Indiana , at 10 00 AM, on May 9. 1979. at the basement court house in the city of Warsaw, in said county, will investigate the propriety of holding an alcoholic beverage permit by the following persons and locations listed herein, to wit: DL43 03204 Bill and Sandy Burnworth E Market Pierceton. Ind , liquor, beer and wine dealer new, DL 43 08469 Jay Brouwer St Hwy 13 Syracuse. Ind . beer and wine dealer DL43 14708 Schramm Enterprises Inc R F Hoskins Pres Warsaw Sonya Hoskins Sec Warsaw 801 N Lake St Warsaw, Ind , beer and wine dealer; RC4300146 American Legion Post 253 Att Financial: Secy Lake St North Webster, Ind , liquor, beer and wine retailer club; RC43 06649 Tippecanoe Lake Country Club Att Financial Secy R R 2 Leesburg.' Ind , liquor, beer and wine retailer club; RC43 07061 Wewasee Golf Club Inc Att Financial Secy R R 1 Bishop RD Box 169 Syracuse, Ind; liquor, beer and wine retailer club RC43 1 4071 VFW Post 1126 Att Financial Secy 1350 W. Center St Warsaw, Ind., liquor, beer and wine retaifer club, R.R43 00123 Freeland Enterprises Inc Richard J Freeland Pres Ft. Wayne Dean nna Freeland Sec Ft. Wayneso2 N Detroit St Warsaw. Ind , beer and wine retailer; RR43 02119‘Frieda and Stan Reed, 112 S. Hun tington St Syracuse, Ind , beer and wine retailer; RR99 16650 Raccoon Ridge Inc J. E. Bennett Pres Fort Wayne Shirley A Bennett Secy R R 2 Leesburg, Inc , liquor, beer and wine retailer transfer of owner, SS43 00123 Freeland Enterprises Inc R J Freeland Pres Deanna Freeland Secy 502 N. Detroit St. Warsaw, Ind., beer and wine Sunday sales. SS43 06649 Tippecanoe Lake Country Club Att Financial Secy R R 2 Leesburg, Ind. liquor, beer and wine retailer Sunday sates. Said investigation will be open to the public Indiana Alcoholic Beverage Commission by Bruce McLaren, Exec Secy . James D Sims, Chairman

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