The Mail-Journal, Volume 19, Number 10, Milford, Kosciusko County, 24 March 1982 — Page 8
THE MAIL-JOURNAL — Wed.. March 24,1982
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School news
College scholarships financial aid available
The following contains information, regarding college scholarships, grants and financial aid available for area students: The Niccum Educational Trust Foundation seeks to aid students of limited financial resources who. by their academic achievements, character and personal contributions, clearly indicate a potential to benefit from higher education Application forms include student s application, high school application. three letters of references and aJFinancial Aid Form report sent to Goshen College to be forwarded to the* Niccum Trust through the First .National Bank of Goshen Forms are available at the Wawasee High School guidance office Kosciusko County, residents, who have been active in church membership and exhibit financial need and a scholastic record indicative of a successful college career, may be eligible for the B Franklin Rmgle and Eleanore Rmgle Educational Trust Samuel C Murphy College Scholarship. First National Bank Trust, is available to Kosciusko County residents with financial need to assist them in acquiring a higher education Forms are available at the high school guidance office McDonald Memorial Fund. First National Bank Trust, is available for worthy and needy students of the area This is' a loan fund that is patterned similar to the government student loan fund Applications are available at the Warsaw Community Schools superintendents office located on East Main Street in Warsaw The Altrusa Club of Warsaw seeks a young man or woman who has a financial need and a scholastic record showing promise of success m a desired position or profession Applications are available at the Wawasee High School Guidance Office Students must mail in application. transcript and two letters of recommendation I>adlme is March 30 The Gamma Sigma Chapter of ESA. a national services organization, will award a S2OOA scholarship to a graduating i senior this year The scholarship * is open to boys and girls planning to attend college or a trade school Applications mas be obtained in the high school guidance office and students must return applications to the guidance office by April 16 To qualify for an Honor Scholarship at Saint Francis College in Fort Wayne, a student must rank in the top 15 per cent of the high school class or have a combined SAT score of 1.000 or more Financial need is not a criterion Applications for the $409. American Society tor Metals Metallurgy Scholarship Fort Wayne, are- available at the Wawasee High School Guidance Office A S2OO Home Economics Upcoming events at Milford Junior High Report cants w ill be sent home with Milforu Junior High students Wednesday. March3l 'Next week March 29 April 2. will be the last week before spring vacation Apnls 9 A fifth and sixth grade wrestling program will be held Friday. Apnl2.at Ila m
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Scholarship is being offered by the Cooperative Extension Service to senior girls Those applying must plan to enter college next fail and major in home economics Available at the high school guidance office, applications should be mailed by students by April 1. The Delta Kappa Gamma Teacher Recruitment Award is for students planning to major in education Students must mail applications by* April 1. Applications may be obtained in the high school guidance office The Kosciusko Community Hospital Auxiliary Scholarship is for Kosciusko County residents who plan to enter the health care field Students may receive applications at Wawasee High School Guidance Office and must mail applications by Apnl 22
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PIONEER PROJECTS — The students in Lura Hoover's fourth grade class at Milford Elementary School have been busy working on examples of pioneer handcraft such as quilt blocks and rock balls in their study of American history. These projects are just a few of the many art and craft items made by the elementary students to be displayed at the PTO Art Festival and chili supper to be held this Saturday. March 27. Students, left to right, are Annette Wilson. Jeremy Swartz, Andy Eberly, David Rosenberry. Charlie Shepherd and Julie Hollar.
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STI DT ING Nl TRITION — Noreta Mort's third grade class at North Webster Elementary School has been studying nutrition and the four food groups. The students made mobiles?as part of their studs. Pictured aboxe are Kim Stidams. Nicole Eisaman and Dick Ross. (Photo bv Terri Chilcote' _
School Calendar Week Os March 24 To March 31 THURSDAY Adult education classes K 6:30p.m.. at Wawasee i MONDAY Adult education classes 6:30p.m.. at Wawasee > Family Swim r . 7 p.m . at Wawasee TUESDAY Adult education classes 6:30p m .at Wawasee
You are what you eat
What 's your favorite junk food'* It may depend on where you live A survey by “Restaurants Institutions' magazine indicates that, while McDonald's is the most popular fast food chain nationwide, there are some big regional differences In the south and west, for example, the golden arches are ranked number four Wendy s tafire z flk $ Cfaui Life waSkL i z S Lake Estates ? Mobile Home * ? Village & ™ < Sales, Inc. ? ? Km * 0 ■■MnWnUUHB u> MTVUMS OUMOfLAUS Write Or Call For Map 111. 1 MU 11. WARSAW (119) 59413 M HEATED POOL • CLEAN AIR
reigns supreme in the south, but is not even in the top ten m the northeast, where Friendly's Ice Cream has scooped the com petition Baskin-Robbins is number one in the west Among different income groups. Kentucky Fried Chicken scored highest among families earning less than $15,000 a year Baskin-Robbins and McDonalds were the top contenders in middle-income groups and those with incomes over $30,000 a year tend to prefer Baskin-Robbins and Burger King Running afoul Joggers in the affluent Dallas suburb of Highland Park are running afoul of the tew There's a law in Highland Park saying that pedestrians have to stay on the sidewalk, and so far, 13 joggers have been busted for pounding the asphalt. At least two of the miscreants are refusing to pay. claiming the sidewalks are cracked and covered with gravel and debris The cops say they'll go on with the arrests, because joggers are a hazard to motorists
Bflr KNMk ‘ H ■ ■ —- PUSSY WILLOWS — The students in Elaine Rogers' second grade class at North Webster Elementary School made pussy willow pictures out of puffed wheat Tuesday, March 23. Working on their pictures are Brandon Hurd. Monty Reynolds. Matthew Willard. Angela Aldrich and Shelly Williamson. (Photo by Terri Chilcote)
10 on IU dean's list
There were 10 county residents on the Indiana University. Bloomington, dean s list for the first semester 1901-1982. These are undergraduate students
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Brigadoon a success
By SHARON STVCKMAN On March 19 and 20 the Wawasee High School Drama Club and music department presented the musical Brigadoon with a talented cast. ♦ The production told the story of a young American and his companion, played by Don Frew and Erik Bartman. who happen on a small village in the highlands of Scotland They discover that it is an enchanted village, unlisted on any map. which comes to life for one day every 100 years. v. Lakeland y School Lunch i Menu JM*’*'March 29-April 2 MONDAY — Hamburger sandwich, french fnes. fruit, gingerbread and milk TUESDAY- Tacos with let tuce. cheese and tomato, bread and butter, fruit and milk WEDNESDAY - Fried chicken, mashed potatoes with gravy, buttered green beans, bread arid butter, graham cracker sandwich and milk THURSDAY — Macaroni and cheese, meat salad sandwich, buttered peas, strawberries with jello, tomato juice and milk FRIDAY — Ham loaf, sweet potatoes, fruit, cross buns. Easter cake and milk Tater sponge Too-salty soups and stews can be made edible by adding potato slices to the dish while it’s still cooking. After it's done, discard thejxrtatoes The slices will act aw "sponges " to absorb the excesssalt in the food.
Those students are: Leesburg — Melinda Lynn Prothe. r2box 328 Mentone — Beth Ann Fugate. 105 E. Jackson Pierceton — Kirk Alan Tolliver, r 1 box 275 Syracuse — Andrea Marie Griffith, r 2 box 362 Warsaw — Bryon James Berry, r 1 box 176 ; Lynn Marie Elsbury. 1301 W Islandview; Kathleen Marie Kordesh. 125 S. Taft; George Costas Lambros. 1204 S. Buffalo St.; Olga Elaine Lambros. 1204 S. Buffalo St. Winona Lake — Douglas Charles Smith. 1203 Presidential Dr To make the deans list students must earn a 3.5 grade average or better (3.3 average for University Division students in a minimum of 12 hours of course work An all-A average is 4.0 Families of the students will be invited to the Bloomington campus for the traditional Founder’s Day program which will recognize both academic achievement of the undergraduate students and teaching excellence of the faculty?
4-H Dog Club elects officers
The first meeting of the Kosko 4-H Dog Club was held recently at the Kosciusko County Justice Building and on the agenda was a discussion of the objectives for the coming year by group leader. Tom Heredeen The newly-elected officers are as follows: President — Katti Stroup Vice president Mike Kolesiak Secretary — Chris Heredeen Treasurer — Jennifer Taft News reporter — Billy Hilliard
The two Americans follow the villagers through a day that includes a wedding, the bride played by Sarah Dain and the bridegroom Mike Shock. One of the young Americans falls deeply in love with Fiona, portrayed by Darci Gilbert, but believes he cannot stay in the village He returns to New York, quarrels with his fiance, played by Cindy Knotts, and at last goes back to Scotland, where by the power of love, he reawakens the slumbering town long enough to join Fiona Wawasee High School s music department, including the orchestra. backed the drama students with their fine .playing and Lee Ann Stewart did the choreography The production showed fine talent, was well produced and was enjoyed by the audience. All concerned should be congratulated on their efforts Several Wawasee drama students were performing in their
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A A A fl Lil I DECA WINNERS — Shown above are winners of the Distributive Education Clubs of America's district contest held March 3. in Scottsdale Mall. South Bend. Standing in front are Dave Culbertson, first in petroleum; Beth Walker, first in girl student of the year and fourth in apparel and accessory : and Randy Clark, first in boy student of the year and second in general merchandising. In.back are Dwayne Barrett, sixth in food; Missi Spillman, fourth in food services: Mike LeCount. sixth in human relations problem solving team; Tammy Ryman, sixth in ad layout; and Dean Smith, fourth in ad lay out. Not present for the picture were Fred Blazing, fourth in ad\ertising services: and Lee Schacht and Bobby Mansfield, members of the human relations problem solving team.
DECA to send 8 to state competition
Wawasee High School Distributive Education Clubs of America chapter went to district contest on Wednesday. March 3, in Scottsdale Mall. South Bend, where 11 members won the district competition with eight of the 11 going on to state competition. District winners included: Dave Culbertson, first in petroleum: Missi Spillman, fourth, food services; Dean Smith, fourth in acMayout; Fred Blazing, fourth in advertising services; Dwavne Byirrett. sixth
last Wawasee High School production. Don Frew, Mike Shock. Sheli Miller. Scott Parker, Mike Brian. Sarah Dain. Annette Beer. Gayle Miller. Ryan Niles. Dale Uhl and James Wright marked their final appearance.
MILFORD P.T.O. CHILI SUPPER Saturday, March 27,1982 Serving From 4 P.M. To 7 P.M. I Sponsored By Milford P.T.O. In Connection With The Spring Fine Arts — Drug Seminar & P.T.O. Book Sale 3 P.M.-7 P.M. Student (K-6) *1 25 Adults *2 50 Pre-School Free
in food and marketing; Mike LeCount, Lee Schacht and Bobby Mansfield, sixth, in human relations problem solving team; and Tammy Ryman, sixth in ad layout. Beth Walker and Randy Clark competed .in two contests in which Miss Walker placed first in girl student of the year and fourth in apparel and accessory Clark placed first in the boy student of the year and received a second in general merchandising. Other students participating in the contest .were Ronda Black and David Dowty. job interview; Jeanie Dean, food services; Lisa Haney, advertising services; Kelly Rockenbaugh. general merchandising series; and Bill Fetters, apparel and accessory Going to state will be: Miss Walker. Culbertson. Clark. Miss Spillman. LeCount, Miss Ryman. Blazing and Miss Rockenbaugh. The state contest will be held April 23.34 and 25 in Indianapolis.