The Mail-Journal, Volume 17, Number 4, Milford, Kosciusko County, 13 February 1980 — Page 7

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By ROSALYN JONES We have a new display in the Valentine motif from the Syracuse-Wawasee Garden Club, made by Lois Koher. We also have a display on loan depicting winter scenes which was painted by Clayton Mock, a local artist who is doing very nice work. Some dates to keep in mind are: February 18: Closed for Washington’s Birthday. February 20: Books and Coffee — book review of some current books, 10 a.m. February 20: Story hour in the children’s dept. 3:30 p.m. Some recent additions to the library collection: Serling, Robert: “Wings” (a suspense novel of aviation). Stewart, Kerry: “The Concorde Airport ’79” (suspense aboard a Concorde airplane) Schaeffer, Edith: “Affliction” (a compassionate Christian look at understanding pain and suffering) Thomas, Gordon: “The Day The Bubble Burst” (a social history of the Wall Street crash of 1929) MISS INDIANA USA UNIVERSE CONTESTANT — Michele Miller of Syracuse has been officially named as a contestant in the Miss Indiana USA Universe Beauty Pageant which will be held Sunday, March 2, in the Hellenic Cultural Center at 8000 Madison Street. Merrillville. Michele is 18 years of age, fivefoot, seven seven inches with brown hair and hazel eyes. She measures 36, 25, 35 and weighs 117 pounds. She is the daughter of Miriam Johnson of Syracuse and Maury Miller of Goshen. She is being sponsored by Sylvan Boat Co., of New Paris. The Wawasee High School senior is the 1979 “Queen of Lakes” and was first runner-up for homecoming queen. Her hobbies are snowmobiling. skiing and collecting oriental fans. She lists her favorite foods as lobster and crab. The contestant plans a career as a fashion director. The Miss Indiana Pageant will be judged on the same basis as the Miss USA and Miss Universe Pageants: on beauty of face, beauty of figure, poise and personality. Among her many prizes Miss Indiana will receive a rhinestone jeweled crown, trophy, roses, SIOO cash, S6OO modeling certificate to Evelyn Lahaie School in Gary, an all expense paid trip to Biloxi, Miss., from May 2 to May 16 to compete for the title of Miss USA.

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Wed., February 13,19X0 — THE MAIL-JOURNAL

Plain Farmerettes see demonstration

By MARY BETH TUSING Kim Everest brought the February 7 meeting of the Leesburg Plain Farmerettes to order. Heather Beatty led the American pledge and Tracy Retz led the 4-H pledge. The health and safety report, given by Sonja Bishop, was on winter safety. Keeley Watts gave her demonstration on Apricot Balls. Sonja Bishop gave her demonstration on Toast Toppers. Jenny Bowers gave her demonstration on Pizza Burgers. Songs were led by Heather Syracuse collecting soup labels The Labels for Education collection drive is nearing completion at Syracuse Elementary School. This is the sixth year the school has participated in this program that is offered to elementary schools by the Campbell’s Soup Company. In the past, the school has received free audio-visual equipment in exchange for labels collected from any cans of Campbell's soups or beans, Franco-American products, V-8 vegetable juice or Swanson products. The gcal this year is 15,000 labels, for which the school would receive a listening center and a set of Encyclodpedia Britannica. The school has already collected about 10,000 labels. The drive ends February 22. Anyone can participate by sending labels from the products identified above to the elementary school. The labels may be taken directly to the school office or sent to school with students. The front portion of the label can be removed from unused cans, thus leaving identification on these cans. The annual program is sponsored by the Syracuse ParentTeachers Organization.

Kindergarten survey underway at Syracuse

The Syracuse Elementary School is presently conducting a survey of families in Turkey Creek Township to determining their kindergarten enrollment for Airs. Faulkner retires from NIPSCo Helen M. Faulkner. Milford, retired from Northern Indiana Public Service Company this month, completing over 23 years of service. Mrs. Faulkner joined NIPSCo in 1957 as a revenue summary clerk there. Other positions she has held include cash clerk and telephone clerk. A native of Milford, the former NIPSCo employee graduated from high school in Milford. Mrs. Faulkner has one daughter and is a member of the First Brethren Church in Milford.

Ferguson and recreation was led by Dawn Poehler. A new member, Cawen Lenfestly, was welcomed into the club. The meeting came to a close and refreshments were served by Laura Murphy and SheUy Kenny. Twenty members wre present. The next meeting will be March 16. WMS meeting held in the Woolsen home The Womens Missionary Society of the Milford First Brethren Church met in the home of Mrs. Charlene Woolsen with 12 members and three guests. Mrs. Robert Groves. Mrs. Charles Kerlin and Mrs. Eldon Sorensen. The president, Mrs. Herbert Stump, presided over the meeting. There will be a prayer retreat in Shipshewana on March 13-15. All the ladies were encouraged to attend. Many projects were discussed. It was decided to order vanilla to resell. The women are also ordering items from Current Co. A carry-in dinner is to be held on February 17 immediately following the worship service to welcome the new pastor. Rev. Paul Tinkel and his wife, Judy. Mrs. Richard McMillen gave the lesson on prayer. She opened the meeting with a poem by Helen Steiner Rice entitled “Wings of Prayer.” The scripture text was taken from Acts* 1:13-14 and Matthew 6:5-15. She encouraged all to have a daily prayer list and suggested ideas that should be on it. The meeting was closed with the WMS benediction The hostess served a fruit salad with coffee and tea. The next WMS meeting will be held on March 6 in the home of Mrs. Jerry Leiter with Mrs. Robert Rassi as the leader.

the 1980-1981 school year, according to Robert D. Hamman, principal. Parents of children who will attend kindergarten at Syracuse in September should complete a survey letter and return it to the school office. Copies of the survey letter are available in the Syracuse Elementary School office. Children are eligible fo£ kindergarten at Syracuse if they live in Turkey Creek Township (or Pinecrest Trailer Court) and if they will be five years old on or before September 1. Parents of children who did not attend kindergarten this year, but who plan to enter their children in 'he first grade in September, should contact the school to arrange for a readiness test. The Syracuse Kindergarten Round-up will be held on Monday, April 14, at 7 p.m. in the school cafeteria. Pre-enfollment procedures will be taken care of at the round-up.

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