The Mail-Journal, Volume 19, Number 12, Milford, Kosciusko County, 7 April 1982 — Page 13

School news

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BEST OF THE SHOW — Pictured above are the winners in the Milford Elementary PTO Art Festival held last Saturday. The students' prize works of art will go on tour in the near future to be displayed at area banks and various locations. Those receiving awards in the front row are Chris Leiter. Rita Beer, Trisha Mikel and Melanie Robbs, all second graders; Matt Beer, first grade: Betsv Wolterman and Anita Hernandez, both third graders: and Chad Dippon, first grader. Standing in the back are Jim Zielasko. first-eighth grade art iaftrvctor; Debbie Shirk. Shonda Bushong, and Jay Goshert, all second Gerald Tessman. fourth grader and first place winner; Shawna MiUer, fourth grader; Keith Bice, third grader, and Kristen Gallegor. first grader.

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WITH ALL THE FRILLS VPON ‘EM — The students in Betty Lambert’s fourth grade class at Milford Elementary School made their ran Easter bonnets for the Easter parade that took them through the different classrooms. Students then voted on the two best bonnets. Students sitting in the front rou are Pam Shock. Amy Jodry. Jeremy Beer and Shawna Miller. Kneeling in the second row are Kevin Beer: Sara Wilkinson: Toby Harney, first place winner for the boys: and Sonya Anderson. In the third row are John Gillespie; Julie Bender: Gerald Tessmann: Kristin Robbins, first place winner for girls; Doug Stump; and Joe Carrillo. (Photo by Morrine Halfacre >

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Honor roll given for Webster school

G. Wendell Bryant, principal at North Webster Junior High School, has released the names of those students on the distinguished and regular honor rolls for the third nine-weeks Distinguished Eighth grade — Vicki Drake. Shaila Fraser, Wendy Hite and Belinda Whitridge Seventh grade — Angie Barton. Sarah Boyer, Jennifer Jorczak, Mariann Loxley, Kelly McKown. Eric Metcalf. Russ Molencupp. Kelly Jo Mort, Lisa Noble, Drew Parr and Jim Prescott Sixth grade — Basil Bonner, Matt Borden, Staci Foy, Jami Gilmore. Lee Haney. Wendy Lung, Bobby McClure. Kristy Parsons. Kathy Pearson. Russ Rhodes, Mandy Schmucker. Trad Shoemaker and Jerlyn Spon seller Regular Eighth grade — Trad Beaty, Beth Bonner, Christie Carmichael, Michelle Hickman, Lori Miller, Sandi Mills, Bill Rhodes and Kay Stackhouse Seventh grade — Darin Atwood, Anthony Clark. Kent Enyeart. Karri Henwood, Tina Kruger, Kelli Lundy, Randy Maggart, Kevin Parker, Jama Roose and Dave Welker

Sixth grade — Tony Clevenger. Dot tie Crace. Tammy Geiger. Mark Lenfesterv and James Willard

Judy Timmons named FFA Hoosier Farmer

The Indiana Association of Future Farmers of America has notified the Wawasee FFA Chapter that one of its members will be receiving the Hoosier Farmer Degree at the association's annual convention Judy (Ferverdat Timmons will be receiving this award at Purdue University in June. Only two per cent of the nearly 11.000 FFA members in Indiana

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MAKING TALONS — Larry Pletcher is shown helping some of his fourth grade students dip candles. The candles started as a small wick and the students dipped the candle, let it cool, dipped again and repeated the process until they had a full site candle. Also part of the festivities was a square dance for the children to become acquainted with that custom. (Photo by Sharon Stuckman)

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PIONEER RECREATION — The fourth graders in Paula Markley’s class were out to the playground, still in their pioneer clothes, after a taffy pull and dipping candles at the event Friday, April 2.

are awarded this honor each year. To qualify for this degree, members must submit an application explaining their supervised occupational experience program and their activities in the FFA, their community and their school. Four Proficiency Winners The local chapter has also been notified that it had three first place winners in the proficiency-

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MOTHERS HELP — Lera Rineholt’s fourth grade is shown as they dipped candles at the Pioneer Day event. The students also made funnel cakes and pulled taffy as part of the event.

award applications. Shelton Parsons was a dual winner, placing first in the forest management proficiency and first in the agricultural electrification proficiency. The other winner was Judy Timmons in dairy production. Jim Rhodes placed second in the agricultural sales and service area. Members submit applications outlining specific production agriculture or ag related areas in which they are involved. The three district winners from this year, along with past district winners, are now eligible for state competition. James Buchanan, the nation's 15th president, lived through the administrations of seventeen chief executives — from George Washington to Andrew Johnson. MyStore Pickwick Place Uptown Syracuse Drm Fabric* l>n*n Sodding Yam*lO**»gsuFpbm Qrop*fy Howw

Wed., April 7,1982—THE MAIL-JOURNAL

/ ROCK CHURCH PROCLAIMS X “JESUS LIVES” by SARAH M. TUTTLE “I serve a risen Savior, He’s in the world today; I know that He is living no matter what men say.” These words are from the hymn “He Lives” by Alfred H. Ackley. I’m glad that I can sing these words from my heart in an age when so many don’t understand the fullness of what they imply. Praise the Lord — Jesus lives! We at Rock Church do serve a risen Savior that lives today. Not one that rose 2.000 years ago and left us here alone, but one that rose in power and after He’d ascended sent His Spirit and said that we’d do even greater things than He’d done if we believe — John 14.12. Rock Church believes that Jesus can and will do all today by the Holy Spirit that He did 2,000 years ago and we invite you to worship with us a risen living savior — The Jesus who conquered death and who gives life today. “He lives, He lives, Christ Jesus lives today! He walks with me and talks with me along life’s narrow way.” Rock Church believes He walks and talks with us today. “He lives, He lives, salvation to impart! You ask me how I know He lives? He lives within my heart.” The Bible promises us that He’ll never leave us. Rock Church proclaims that Jesus has kept His promise and He hasn’t left us. His Holy Spirit is with us today - He has the answer to our problems if we’ll but seek Him and He’ll give us the power to reach others with the salvation message. His promise of a visible return He’s keeping too and that’s all the more reason to proclaim this to you today — yes — He lives! John 11:25 “Jesus said to her, I am the Resurrection and the Life. Whoever believes in me although he may die yet he shall live.” Rock Church invites you to worship the Risen Lord and to celebrate His glorious resurrection with us. We are meeting at Turkey Creek Conservation Club, Sun. morn. 9:30 and 10:30 a.m. and 7 p.m. and Wed. 7 p.m.

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