The Mail-Journal, Volume 19, Number 7, Milford, Kosciusko County, 3 March 1982 — Page 10

THE MAIL-JOURNAL-4 Wed., March 3,1982

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School news

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PTFO formed at Webster Elementary

In an effort to assist the North Webster Elementary School, a Parent-Teacher Friend Orgam ration is being formed The purpose of Vh's organization is to help £>lan programs and activities to meet the needs of North Webster children The executive board includes a president, vice president, secretary, treasurer, committee chairmen, a teacher representative and the school principal J Executive board members are Anita Sincroft — president Karen Parr -- nee president and special events chairman Sue Mitchell — secretary Yvonne Pohse — treasurer Linda Doll — hospitalitychairman Sandy Lung — membership chairman Carol Wagoner — publicity chairman Becky Ertel — ways and means chairman Sheila Bowen — room mothers chairman Sue Guy — project chairman Richard Long — principal Gayle Harris — teacher representative The committees will begin functioning before the current

School Calendar Week Os March 3 To March 10 THURSDAY Adult Education classes 6:30p m .at Wawasee Kiwanis Travelogue 730 pm .at Wawasee in auditorium ■ F Music In Our School Day AU school spelling bee J • 8:15 a.m . at Milford Junior High • MONDAY * Adult Education classes 6:30 pm, at Wawasee Wawasee FFA meeting 7p m . in Ag . Annex « Family swim. 7p m .atWawasee Wawasee National Honor Society Spring Induction 7:30p.m .CafeAnnex TUESDAY . • Adult Education 6:30p m . at Wawasee

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school year is over, since the group would like to hold a fund raiser this spring Membership drive will begin with the Band Booster’s basketball game on Thursday. March 4. The North Webster PTFO encourages all members of the community to join The organization will assist with the responsibilities for many school activities such as providing room mothers and

"Anything Goes" for the Lakeland Community Schools' music festival

Music students. teachers and the administrative staff are making final plans for the Lakeland Community School Corporation Music Festival The festival, entitled Anything Goes. will be presented to the public on Friday. March 12. at 8 pm in the Wawasee High School gym nasium Guest "Anything Goes” an nouncer will be Syracuse Rotary Club's poet David Hyndman The program will include vocal and

helping with parties, kindergarten round-up. Grandparents’ Day. spelling bees. Open House Book Fair and music programs The PTFO also hopes to raise needed funds for the school, since state funds have been cut during the last few years. A fish fry is being planned before the end of the school year and a fall carnival will be held next Halloween for the entire

instrumental students in grades four through 12 presenting hit music fromthepast Student in this year's fesf®Bipl'lude an elementary chonßwsixth grade band, junior high band, combined Winning essay Students in the second grade class of Myra Gunden at Milford Elementary School fed the birds during the and as an assignment wrote essays about their experience The essaywritten by Debbie Shirk was selected to represent the class Her essay is as follows: "This winter at the Milford Elementary School. Mrs Gunden's class fed birds and several hungry squirrels. We used thistle seed for goldfinches and red polls, corn for the squirrels, suet, and Sun flower seeds Outside our window there is a goldfinch feeder We put some birdseed on the ground for juncos We nailed an ear of corn and suet on the tree Mike Duncan also made a feeder from a milk carton We see goldfinches, red polls, tufted tit mouses, juncos. bluejays, nuthatches and several hungry squirrels One day we watched a squirrel carry a w hole ear of corn up the tree Another day the squirrel ate out of the milk carton feeder

FFA'ers receive awards

Members of the Wawasee Future Farmers of America Chapter have received several honors during the month of February. including a plaque to the Coming up at Milford Junior High The Milford Junior High will hold its all-school spelling bee Friday morning. March 5. Grades fire through eight will compete The first home girls* gymnastics meet will be held Monday. March 8. at 430 p.m against West Noble Milford gymnasts will hold their second home meet the next day. Tuesday. March 9. at 4:30 p.m The Milford team will compete against West View Also on Tuesday, the boys’ wrestling team will hold a home match with Wakarusa at 4 15 p.m The Milford wrestlers will go up against Nappanee Thursday. March 11. at 4 p.m at Milford. Milford music students, along with other Lakeland students, will participate in the Lakeland Community School Corporation Music Festival Friday. March 12, at 8 p.m. at Wawasee High School. Lakeland schools* bands, choruses and orchestras will perform.

community. both young and old. The PTFO Executive Board wiU meet monthly; although, the general membership will not hold monthly meetings The group will solicit help from the membership for school activities, ideas for academic improvements and financial assistance. The group stressed that youth and their education will be the focal point of its attention.

sixth through eighth grade choir, combined sixth through 12th grade orchestra and the Wawasee High School band and choir Students from Milford Elementary and Junior High Schools. North Webster Elementary and Junior High Schools, Syracuse Elementary and Junior High Schools and Wawasee High School will combine their talents for this program Personnel responsible for the organization of the music festival include Don H Arnold, general chairman: David Blackwell, directing chairman; Donn Kesler, building and ushers. George Gilbert and Kesler, parking and equipment; John Naab. publicity; and Ned Speicher. Manon Acton. Wendell Bryant. Charles Haffner and Richard Long, transportation and student supervision Teachers involved in the direction of the festival are Donna Pollen and David Sands from the Milford schools. Douglas Krantz. Karilyn Metcalf and David Blackwell from the North Webster schools; Marcia Krantz. Sharron Lantz and David Sand from the Syracuse schools; and Steven Bailey. Douglas Krantz and David Blackwell from Wawasee High School The public is invited to attend the "Anything Goes" Lakeland Community School Corporation Music Festival as guests of the school corporation

soil judging team for their first place finish in the county contest last fall The local chapter also received notification they have three first place awards in the district proficiency applications The soil judging team attended the annual Soil and Water Conservation District banquet in early February Eldon Watkins, representing the SWCD. presented a plaque to the Wawasee team members Dare Roberts, Mike Shock, Chris Beesley. Marie Schafer and Jim Rhodes. This marked the sixth consecutive year the local chapter has won the countycontest. The proficiency applications are in recognition of members projects which range from production agriculture to agribusiness related areas. Wawasee winners, jvere Judy Timmons in Dairy Production and Shelton Parsons in .Agricultural Elec tnfication and also in forest management. These projects will advance to the state competition. FFA members are preparing for the annual FFA Slave Auction which will be held on Monday. March 15. at 7 p.m. in the Ag Room. The FFA’ers are auctioned off to the highest bidder in exchange for eights hours of labor. Interested farmers.

y\ Lakeland y School Lunch j L Menu £ March 8-12 MONDAY - Hot dogs, buttered potatoes, carrot sticks, pineapple upside down cake and milk TUESDAY — Spaghetti pie. lettuce salad, fruit, garlic bread and milk WEDNESDAY - Tomato juice, steakettes. mashed potatoes, gravy, apple crisp, bread and butter and milk THURSDAY - Pizza, buttered green beans, pineapple, bread and butter, pudding and milk FRIDAY — Tuna noodle casserole, french fries, applesauce, hot rolls, butter and milk

: 4 f 4 SPELLING WlNNEßS—Michelle Didi is the winner of the North Webster Elementary School spelling bee held Monday. March 1. Also pictured is runner-up Brad Leedy. Michelle will compete in the county-wide contest Monday, March 8. (Photo by Terri (. hilcote)

Wawasee Drama Club to present Brigadoon'

Tickets are now on sale for the Wawasee drama club and music department production of the Scottish musical “Brigadoon". The presentation will be held in the Wawasee auditorium at 7:30 p.m. on March 19 and 20. Tickets may be reserved bycalling W'awasee High School between 8:30 a m. and 3:30 p.m. on week days. k "Brigadoon” is the fantasy story of two young hunters lost in the Highlands of Scotland who discover an awakening village. Brigadoon. appearing in the misty glen. The village of Brigadoon only comes into being once in each century. The ensuing love story is a call to return to the 18th century. Lead roles of Tommy. Jeff. Meg and Fiona, respectively, are played by Don Frew. Erik Hartman. Sheli Miller and Darci Gilbert Mike Shock. Sarah Dain. Bill Dixon. Mike Brian. Scott Badskey. Scott Parker. Cindy Knotts and Rick Mangona also have major roles The production will be directed by Alan Zerkel. Wawasee speech

businessmen and school patrons are invited to attend. Members will be doing farm work, spring clean-up. ~ yard work and household cleaning for the buyers

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and drama director, assisted bySteven Bailey and David Blackwell of Wawasee's music department. Lee Ann Stewart is the choreographer. Events planned for Webster Elementary School The North Webster Band Booster basketball game will be held Thursday, March 4. at 6 p.m. Music In Our School Day will be celebrated Friday. March 5. with a special music program in the school gym at 10:15 a m Parents are invited to attend the program and will be seated on the north side bleachers North Webster music students, along with other Lakeland students, will participate in the Lakeland Community School Music Festival Friday. March 12. at 8 p.m at Wawasee High School. Lakeland schools' bands, choruses and orchestras will perform On Tuesday. March 16. students will have an opportunity to have individual 8 x 10 double .exposure pictures taken This is the same type of photo that has been taken for the past several years More information will be sent home to parents later Principal Richard Long reminds parents February was the last month to collect Campbell Soup labels, but asks parents to continue to save the labels for next year The labels are redeemed each year for school equipment

"REJOICE" The source of Joy is the Lord Himself for those who follow Him and pattern their life after Him. While the New Testament Church was in its early beginnings the apostles set the stage for us to follow. They after being imprisoned, beaten, then released, "departed from the presence of the council, rejoicing that they were counted worthy to suffer dishonor for the Nome {Acts 5:41). Their ability to rejoice endured through the months and years of hardship and suffering that were to come. Paul wrote, front his prison cell to the Philippians of his own joy and exhorted them to "Rejoice in the Lord always. " (Phil. 4:4). It is my hope that we con likewise rejoice in the Lord and soy. "the joy of the Lordis my strength." Fred Walls Associate Minister Wf INVITI YOU TO COMI and worship god with us. 0 Sunday School — 9:30 AM. Worship — 10:30 A.M. WACK (Grades 6-8) — 5:30 P.M. Evening Service —7 P.M. "N Family Bible Study Hour (All Ages) — Wed.. 7:00 P.M. HF Carl Shearer Fred Walls I Minister Associate Minister g , : . ..I Christian Church Os Milford Fourth And Henry Streets 658-9151 Milford

r Sr W AW ■ \ ‘ TOP WEBSTER SPELLER — Sixth grader Riiss Rhodes, son of Mr. and Mrs. Jerald Rhodes, r 2 North Webster, won the spelling bee at North WWster Junior High. Grades six through eight competed. Above. Principal Wendell Brvant presents a plaque to Russ while his teacher Charlene Brumbaugh looks on. Mrs. Brumbaugh was also the pronoumer for the contest. (Photo by Terri Chilcote)

Altrusa Club to award three S 2OO scholarships

As in years p»st. the Altrusa Club of Warsaw vill be awarding three S2OO collegescholarships to three area high school students this spring. Thest scholarships are for young mei and women who are county resicents. Applications can bi obtained at the guidance at Triton. Tippecanoe Whitko. Lakeland Christian Academy. Warsaw Commurlty and Wawasee High Sctools and should be made prior to March

Who knows?

1. When was Presdent Zachary Taylor borrf 2. Admiral Byrd flew wer the North Pole on vhat date? 3. Name the 17th presi* dent of the United 4. Define the word “pusillanimous.,” 5. Is the earth closest to the moon in winter or summer?

30. The completed forms should be returned to Marilyn Yoder, r 8 box 265 Warsaw 46580. Recipients will be announced at high school awards banquets in thespring. Altrusa is a service club for professional and business women and sponsors various projects, including garage sales, bazaars and bake sales to raise money for projects. The group recently donated money to the Salvation Army for Christmas baskets

6. Who is credited with the discovery that the earth is round? 7. Name the first atomicpowered submarine. 8. Name the Republican Party’s first presidential candidate. 9. Name the flower and stone for the month of November. 10. Name the largest planet.