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SPOOL KNITTING — Annabelle Anglin's second grade class at Milford Elementary School has learned tospool knit and made colorful hotpads \bo\e. Mrs. Anglin tacks the students' creations on a hallway bulletin board. Mrs. \nglin says the spool knitting helps develop finger muscles and teaches measuring. After a child finishes nine feet of spool knitting. Mrs. \nglin crochets it together for a hot pad So far this year, the second gradershave made4s hotpads. (Photo by Terri ( hilcote)

On again, off again season for Milford Trojans

In its third meet of the season, the Milford Junior High boys’ track team defeated Pierceton 59-41 in a combined meet Tuesday, April 21 The Trojans’ Monday. April 20. meet ended with double defeats for both the eighth grade and seventh grade teams The seventh graders were, defeated by Wakarusa 54-32°and the eighth ♦ graders w ent dow n 62-42 . r Trojan disappointment was proceeded with a double victory over Fairfield April 16 at Fair field The Milford seventh

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graders won 66-33 while the eighth grade defeated its op ponent 63-42 The'season’s best so far this year are Steve Galegor. long jump, 15 feet. 11 inches. Elias Hernandez, high jump, five feet, four inches, 100-yard, 11.9. 440. 61 5, 880. 2:19.7, mile. 5:25. Tim Clever, shot put. 39 feet, six in Ches, hurdles.' 18 3. Tracy Ryman, discus. 103 feet, five inches; and Drew Rosenberry. 220, 27 8 Drew Rosenberry. Steve Galegor. Tim Clever and Jerry Wilkinson made up the 880 relay

team with 1:55 The mile relay with 4 19 was run by Jay Baumgartner. Tracy Ryman. Eliseo Hernandez and Elias Hernandez The Trojans will be back in action Thursday. April 23. at 5 p m for the Lakeland Junior High Relays at Wawasee High School. Continuing a tradition The Milford girls have continued their winning track tradition this season Coach Tony Clouse reports that after three meets his "flying Trojans 'are still undefeated The Milford girls defeated Fairfield 86-27, Wakarusa 70-39 and Pierceton on 72-33 Coach Clouse predicts several more victories this season with his "22 hard working gals ’ The girls will travel to Mentone next week --

School news

TV" ■r * S’ i riRVIVC. A CAREER — Karla Knafel a senior at Wawasee

LEARNING A CAREER — Karla Knafel. a senior at Wawasee High School, took part in the cosmetology class's cut-a-thon Thursday. April 16. at Fairfield High School. She is taking the two-year course to earn her license in cosmetology. The girls also have patrons as if they were working in a beauty shop atmosphere. Miss Knafel is shown working on the hair of classmate Shelia Myers, a junior at Fairfield High School. (Photo by Deb Fox)

Webster track team wins over Pierceton

The North Webster seventh and eighth grade boys’ track team defeated the Pierceton school team 69-36. last Thursday. April 16. at the Whitko High School track Brad Mitchell lead the way by taking first in the flO meter lowhurdles, pole vault and the 200 meter dash Other North Webster boys capturing firsts were: Mike Morrison, long jump; Brian Keim, discus; Brian Meek, 100

meter dash, Troy Minton, 1,600 meter run; Brian Popenfoose, 400 meter dash; Jeff Roberts, Kent Nulf, Brad Mitchell and Brian Meek, 800 meter relay team. Also placing from North Webster were. Waltz, second in high jump; Nulf, third an high jump; Roberts, second in shot put; Roberts, third in discus; Brindle, third in 110 meter low hurdles; Morrison, third in 100 meter dash; Klein, second in 1,600 meter run; Morrison, second in 400 meter dash; Waltz, second in 800 meter run; Minton, third in 800 meter run and Popenfoose, third in 200 meter dash. North Webster played at West Noble Tuesdays. April 21, and will be at Wawasee High School for the Lakeland Relays this Thursday, April 23 North Webster coach is Dave Stookey Golden Gleam 1 hope to find my country < in the right; however. I will stand by her. right or wrong. -Stephen Decatur. Clarinet Stolen Tom Stiver, 106 South Harrison St., Syracuse, reported his daughter’s Signet clarinet was stolen during sixth period April 16 at Syracuse Junior High School. The instrument, valued at $225, was recovered by Syracuse police with slight damage to the clarinet. The feeds were broken, with an expense not exceeding sl. according to reports.

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CVT-A-THON — The cosmetology class at Fairfield High School sponsored a cut-a-thon on Thursday . April 16. in the school. Any patron who came to have his or her hair done was asked to give a donation for the disadvantaged students in the Fairfield School sy stem. Students from West Noble, Wawasee. Fairfield and Goshen can take the two year cosmetology class. Shown above Fay Hollar, instructor, checks over the hair cut of Mark Gannon as Anita Myers looks on. Carol Rolston. hidden behind Myers, and Brad Conrad are shown in the background. (Photo by Deb Fox)

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EXPLAIN S CAREER — Jack Marlette, guidence counselor and athletic trainer for Wawasee High School, explained his career as athletic trainer during career day at Fairfield High School. Thursday, April 16, Marlette spoke to three different groups of high school students who were interested in becoming trainers. Included in his presentation was the explanation of equipment and education needed. Marlette was one of many career specialist who gave high school students at Fairfield an idea of their occupations during the afternoon session. This is the second year for the career dax. (Photo by Deb Fox)

Webster youth booked for shoplifting North Webster's Augsburger s grocery store officiate reported a shoplifter took a bottle of Dermassage soap Thursday evening. April 16. Following questioning, Greg Ray Flynn, 18, North Webster, was booked at the Kosciusko County Jail and charged with conversion by county police.

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