The Mail-Journal, Volume 16, Number 20, Milford, Kosciusko County, 6 June 1979 — Page 9

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It Happened ... In Milford

14 YEARS AGO. JUNE 9. 1965 Mrs. Mary Silveus of Pierceton returned to her home Saturday after spending three days at the home of Mrs. McCreary at Milford Mr and Mrs. Paul Cormany of Milford attended the wedding reception following the marriage of John Scott and Sharron Smith at Riley Beach last Saturdayevening John Scott is a nephew of Mr. Cormany. 24 YEARS AGO. JUNE 23. 1955 Guests of Mr. and Mrs. Russell Homen Monday and Tuesday were Mr. and Mrs. Ed Byron, Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Byron. Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Byron and children. Joliet, 111. The Homens guests Saturday and Sunday were Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Koener and children, Joliet. 111. Mr. and Mrs. Joe Estep were in South Bend on business last Thursday. They also called on Mr and Mrs James Barnes at Mishawaka.

Policy established at Bowen Center The Otis R. Bowen Center for Human Services, Inc., Warsaw, has established a policy of equal opportunity for admission to all clients, to all center programs, regardless of race, creed, color, sex, natimal origin or age. The same requirements for admission are applied to all and clients are assigned within the center regardless of race, creed, color, sex. national orgin or age. There is no distinction in eligibility for, or in the manner of providing, any client service provided by the center or by others in or outside of the center. All facilities of the center are available without distinction to all clients and visitors. All persons and organizations having occasion either to refer clients for admission or to recommend Bowen Center, are advised to do so without regard to the client s race, creed, color, sex. national origin or age Vehicle strikes parked auto John R. Harding, 33, struck a parked car with his vehicle on Thursday, May 31, belonging to the Douglas Cripes’ on the 700 block of South Front Street Damage to Harding's 1975 Oldsmobile was SBSO and to the Cripes’ 1975 Chrysler was S4OO.

30 YEARS AGO. JUNE 30. 1949 Sunday dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. Frank S. Beer and daughter. Esther, were the Beers’ son-in-law and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Sam Schuck, of Bremen and Edith Baumgartner. Mr. and Mrs. Ray Crane and children of Crown Point will be guests of Mr. and Mrs. Harry Schultz and son Johnny over the 4th of July. 58 YEARS AGO. JUNE 30. 1921 Mrs. AV. H. Burris is spending the week with Mr. and Mrs. L. L. Burris in Goshen. Royce Fuller who is attending school at the Goshen college spent Sunday in Milford. Miss Lillian Cohen, a teacher in the South Bend schools was a guest of Miss Mildred Oppenheim a few days last week. James Lawburg took the following lady shoppers to Goshen on Friday, Mrs. Blackman, Mrs. Martha Weyburn, Mrs. Benjamin Slaybaugh and Mrs. John Postma.

Ross Dahlstrom named outstanding at Milford

Ross Dahlstrom, Milford eighth grader and son of Mr. and Mrs. Richard Dahlstrom of Milford, was named the outstanding student of the year at the Milford Junior High School last week. Dahlstrom was also one of 11 students to received a plaque in recognition of high scholarship. He was awarded a perfect attendance certificate, an athletic certificate and a president's physical fitness award. Dahlstrom received a trophy for football with the award being based on improvement of skills, leadership, cooperation and dedication to overall team efforts. Other Plaques Other students who received plaques for being on the distinguished honor roll were as follows: Eighth grade — Gina Hurd. Rick Pena. Rosalie Rouch and Julie Schieler Seventh grade — Melissa Baumgartner. Lana Beer, Sharon Bohnstedt, Karen Haney and Natalie Meyers Sixth grade — Mandy Siegfried The following 31 students received honor roll certificates: TN RECEIVES LAW DEGREE — Lawrence R. Stidham, r 4 Syracuse, recently received his juris doctor degree from the University of San Diego School of Law, San Diego. Calif. He is a Summa Cum Laude 1976 graduate of Ball State University, Muncie, and a 1972 honor graduate of Wawasee High School. Stidham will remain in California for the summer months for the bar review in preparation for the California Bar Exam in late July. He is the son of Mrs. Patricia Stidham, Syracuse and Lowell Stidham, Syracuse. Vandalism at Syracuse cemetery Vandalism at the Syracuse cemetery was reported by Mrs. Betty Dust, iNorth Street. Syracuse, on Wednesday. May 30. at3:l9p.m. One of the headstones of Mrs. Dust’s relatives had been vandalized. Other headstones in the cemetery had also been disturbed. Lee continues case of Syracuse man Kosciusko Circuit Court Judge Gene B. Lee has continued the arraignment of William Eaves, 18, r 5 Syracuse. Eaves is charged with theft after he allegedly broke into the Oswego Laundromat on May 29. Judge Lee is allowing Eaves time to consult with a counsel of his choice. He will appear in court on June 13 at 9 a.m. HANEYS ENTERTAIN Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Haney, r 2 Milford, entertained many visitors this past weekend. On Saturday night their dinner guests were Mr. and Mrs. Clark Heckaman and children of Bremen. On Sunday afternoon other visitors from Bremen were Mr. and Mrs. John Gushwa. Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Ellis and Mr. and Mrs. Frank Andrews and daughter. Visitors from Milford included Mr. and Mrs. Larry Haney and daughters, Laura and Karen and Mr. and Mrs. Ezra Schmucker. Mid-week visitors were Mr. and Mrs. Harold Stuber of near Wyatt.

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Eighth grade — Danae Berkeypile, Lisa Clever, Larry Flannery, Sandra Hernandez and Marie Schafer Seventh grade — Jerry Auer, Angie Bess. Dick Doll. Penny Hoover. Ron Schwartz, Tom Troup, Rod Vanlaningham. Ryan Wuthrich, Seth Swihart and Mike Sharp Sixth grade — Sheri Bushong. Kevin Deckard. Angie Garza. Cindy Greenwood, Roberta Hiss. Denise Justice, Angie Mast, Tereana Ringler. Julie Schwartz, Christy Speicher. Karla Stichter. Jerry Wilkinson, John Wilkinson and JoanieGoen Fifth grade — Steve Galegor. Charity Johnston and Steff Swihart Perfect Attendance Perfect attendance certificates were presented to 40 students. They are as follows: Eighth grade — Mike Benning. Karyl Charlton. Fred Cone. Martha Cruz, Ross Dahlstrom. Naomi Garza, Sandra Hernandez, Angie Johnston, Trisha Mullins, Rosalie Rouch, Jeff Sorensen, Ronda Traver, Angie Troup and Penny Mawhorter Seventh grade — Jerry Auer. Tony Blackburn. Sharon Bohnstedt. Kevin Davies. Brian Henson. Mike Hernandez. DiAnne Justice. Brad LeCount. Mark Pamer, Raymond Pena. John Richardson. Kenny Schafer. Karl Schmucker. Marcia Sorensen. Greg Treesh and Ryan Wuthrich Sixth grade — Randy Beer. Roberto Roa. Christy Speicher and Marcy Wolf Fifth grade — Rhonda Amsden. Jon Haab. Ned Hunsberger. Charity Johnston. Carl Rouch and Jay Vanlaningham Michael Hernandez and Sandra Hernandez have both completed their fifth straight year of perfect attendance. They are son and daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Joe Hernandez. Eighth Grade Record Good This year’s eighth grade has an outstanding attendance record. The following is a list of the outstanding achievements. Susan Hernandez, five years perfect attendance; Martha Cruz, four years perfect attendance; Trisha Mullins, three years perfect attendance; Mike Benning and Naomi Garza, both two years perfect attendance Ronda Traver, Rosalie Rouch. Steve Bowler, Rick Pena and Penny Mawhorter have missed only one day in the last three years but for perfect attendance the years must be consecutive. Athletic Certificates The following were presented athletic certificates : Eighth grade — Dolores Arriola, Dawn Baker, Eric Beer, Mike Benning, Danae Berkeypile, Steve Bowler, Belinda Burke, Karyl Charlton. Lisa Clever. Fred Cone, Martha Cruz, Ross Dahlstrom. Cathy Fifer, Larry Flannery, Naomi Garza. Noe Gonzalez, Doug Green, Kevin Harney, Ron Harvey, Sandra Hernandez, Nick Hunsberger. Tammy Jessop, Angie Johnston, Mike Lantz, Penny Mawhorter, Kevin McDonald. Sylvia Morris, Trisha Mullins, Mike Patty, Rick Pena. John Peterson, Lisa Place, Jeff Sorensen. Grace Stichter, Steve Street, Ronda Traver. Angie Troup, Mark West, Tom Wollman, Patti Zimmerman. Terry Powell. Jeff Richards. Juan Roa. Rosalie Rouch Seventh grade — Jerry Auer, Terry Bailey, Laurie Barth, Melissa Baumgartner, Lana Beer, Angie Bess, Tony Blackburn, Sharon Bohnstedt, John Brito, Kevin Davies. Dick Doll, Fernando Garza, Susana Garza, Brian Henson. Mike Hernandez, Penny Hoover, DiAnne Justice. Brad LeCount, David Melendez, Natalie Meyers, Mark Pamer, Jenny Patty, Jill Patty, Lisa Pederson, Raymond Pena, Jim Richards, Lori Richardson, Mary Jane Rico. Karl Schmucker, Ron Schwartz. Marcia Sorensen, Greg Treesh, Rod Vanlaningham, Brad Weisser, Angie Wise, Andy Wuthrich, Ryan Wuthrich and Dawn Young Sixth grade — Debra Arriola, Rick Arriola, Jay Baumgartner. Randy Beer, Sheri Bushong, Tim Clever, Brian Clouse, Cindy Greenwood, Bob Hapner, Tammy Hare, Roberta Hiss, Randy Jessop. Denise Justice, John McClain, Sonia Melendez, Craig Ostendorf, Sally Perales, Paul Richardson, Tereana

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Ringler, Roberto Roa. TracyRyman, Clark Schieler. MandySiegfried. Craig Sierk. Christy Speicher. Karla Stichter. Steve Tethrake, Kathy Weisser. Jerry Wilkinson and John Wilkinson Fifth grade — Soila Aquilar, Rhonda Amsden, Scott Anderson, Mike Bailey. Skip Baker. Cris Baumgaretner. Heidi Beer. Rob Brooks. Shelley Brumbaugh. Amy Bucher. Peggy Burke, Monty Chalk. Shantelle Clem. Brent Corl. Irma Cruz, Hector DeLaFuente. Steve Galegor. Veronica Garza. Jon Haab. Robert Hamilton, Rob Hare, Troy Harney. Susan Hoover. Ned Hunsberger, Darlene Justice, Jay Krauter, Don Laird. Tina Lehman. Mac Little. Julia McDaniel, Harvey Melendez, Joe Melendez. Mike Pedersen. Oscar Pena, Steve Pier. Lee Price. Norma Ramirez. Michelle Redslob. Gilbert Rico, ShelleySanders, Angie Smith. Tim Smith. Albert Stricklin, Rick Thompson. Cris Troup. Mike Troup. Kris West and John Zimmerman NEDT A national educational development test certificate of achievement was presented to eighth grader Rosalie Rouch Safety Patrol The following students received certificates and pins for their safety patrol duties performed this year and in past years: Four years — Doug Green and Jeff Richards Three years — Jim Richards and Angie Wise Two years — Rick Arriola. Angie Garza. Sally Perales. Marcy Wolf and Susanna Garza One year — Bobbie Dove, Norma Ramirez, Sakina Richards, Mike Troup. Debra Arriola. Franke Smith. TammyHaines. Mark Pamer, TracyStump, Dawn Young and Lesha Smith Music Certificates Music certificates were presented to the following eighth graders: Band — Dolores Arriola, Greg Baumgartner, Eric Beer, Mike Benning. Belinda Burke, Larry Flannery. Doug Green. Bob Greene, Sandra Hernandez. Gina Hurd, Tammy Jessop. Angie Johnston. Kevin McDonald. Terry Powell, Rosalie Rouch, Kristy Sipress. Lesha Smith and Patti Zimmerman Chorus — Dolores Arriola. Dawn Baker. Belinda Burke. Larry Flannery, Doug Green, Kevin Harney. Gina Hurd. Tammy Jessop. Angie Johnston. Julie Schieler. Kristy Sipress. Angie Troup. Jill Wolfer man, Tom Wollman, Kevin McDonald. Terry Powell, and Rosa lie Rouch Orchestra — Danae Berkevpile. Carolyn Bjella. Lisa Clever. Suzette Hunsberger. Julie Schieler, Angie Troup and Jill Wolferman Athletic Trophies Athletic trophies were presented to the following students who were selected on the basis of improvement of skills, leadership, cooperation and dedication to overall team efforts: Volleyball — Martha Cruz Girls' basketball — Grace Stichter Gymnastics — Naomi Garza Girls’ track — Jill Patty Football — Rick Pena. Ross Dahlstrom Kevin Harney and Eric Beer Boys’ basketball — Rick Pena Wrestling — Nick Hunsberger Boys’ track — Jeff Richards Other Areas f Outstanding students in other area were also recognized for

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ROSS DAHLSTROM their achievement: Spelling bee — Mike Sharp Industrial arts — Nick Hunsberger Home economics — Julie Schieler Language arts — Rick Pena Mathematics — Kevin McDonald Science — Rosalie Rouch Social Studies — Rick Pena Art — Rick Pena Physical Fitness President's physical fitness awards were presented to the following students: Eighth grade — Dawn Baker. Eric Beer. Karyl Charlton, Ross Dahlstrom. Naomi Garza. Sandra Hernandez. Nick Hunsberger, Rick Pena. Jeff Richards. Marie Schafer and Grace Stichter zSeventh grade Auer. Tony Blackburn. D/ck Doll. Mike Hernandez, Brap LeCount. Natalie Meyers. Jenny Patty, Jill Patty, Rodney Pippenger, Ron Schwartz, Tony Troup. Brad Weisser. Andy Wuthrich and Ryan Wuthrich Sixth grade — Lisa Beer and Kevin Deckard Fifth grade — Scott Anderson. Anthony Beer. Shantelle Clem. Irma Cruz. Steve Galegor, Charity Johnston. Sandy Mawhorter and Ricky Thompson Young Hoosier Book Those receiving certificates of achievement for participating in the Young Hoosier Book Award program and reading 10 or more books were: Sakina Richards. Norma Ramirez. Marcia Evans, Penny Hoover. Jean Stump, Lana Beer, Franke Smith. Angie Bess, Cris Troup and Melissa Baumgartner Library Those receiving certificates of service for being student library assistants during the school year were as follows. Eighth grade — Lesha Smith, Tom Wollman. Dolores Arriola and Belinda Burke Seventh grade — Tim Crabtree. John Richardson. Mark Pamer. Rod Vanlaningham, Angie Wise, John Brito. Tony Troup. Ron Schwartz, Brad LeCount. June Selles. TammyHaines. Ryan Wuthrich. Brad Weisser and Susanna Garza Grade six — Kevin Deckard, Jean Stump, Kathy Weisser. Cindy Greenwood. Christy Speicher, Tammy Hare, Sally Perales. Denise Justice, Sheri Bushong. Sonia Melendez and Stephanie Marquart Grade five — Jacqui Schultz Merit Awards Those receiving special merit award certificates as student helpers were. Eighth grade — Ron Harvey Seventh grade — DiAnne Justice. Karen Haney, Natalie Meyers, Penny Hoover and Angie Bess Sixth grade — Cona Selles, John Wilkinson, Julie Schwartz, Karla Stichter, Marla Hochstetler. Pam Schmucker and Judy Slabaugh

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