The Mail-Journal, Volume 19, Number 18, Milford, Kosciusko County, 19 May 1982 — Page 10

THE MAIL-JOURNAL — Wed., May 19,1982

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School news

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PAPER MAGIC — The art students in Josette Abrams' class at North Webster Elementary and Junior High Schools created these works of art out of paper and cloth. Mrs. Abrams teaches grades first through eighth at the school and students will display their work at the Art and Craft Show next Monday at the school gy m. Artists standing in the front row are Timothy Whiteman and Stacey Coy, who both created paper mache birds. Students standing in the back row are; Jerlyn Sponseller and Wendy Lung, who made “balloon people"; Amy Barton and t hrista Slncroft, who made puppet people; and Belinda W hilridge who used batik to create her sun on cloth.

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THE WONDERS OF WOOD — These industrial arts students at North Webster Junior High proudly display these projects they built in wood shop taught by Jim White. These items will be display ed at the Arts and Crafts Show on May 24. Students and their projects are: Jim Weikart. eighth grade.three-legged stand; Travis Reiff, eighth grade, gun rack: Nathan Rhoades, seventh grade, corner shelf; Eric Died/, eighth grade, shelf unit; and Steve Prado, twin-bed headboard. Second grade class honors grandparents

Syracuse Elemental' School Students are honoring grand parents this week The students in the second grade class of Sharon Weight wrote about what they.think a grandparent is, after a discussion of what their grandparents do The following are items written by the students • “A grandparent is someone

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who gives you something Like a toy and a piece of pie And takes you to places and buys you cahdy Donnie Combs “A grandparent gives you love A grandparent is nice A grandparent shows love " — Brian Taylor •’ “At grandparent is a nice person who gives some

coockie and milk and loves you up ” — Matt Mast “A grandparent is someone who loves you no matter what! especially mine!! But the only thing is that they live in Lafayette ” — Angel Bechtold ‘ Someone to love. And cares for you.” — Ryan Stuckman “Someone who loves you veryvery much ” — Jim Lent “Someone you care for Someone you love Someone nice. Someone comfortable And someone that gives you cookies and milk " — Justin Cnpps “They give you cookies, they are nice aren’t they and good ” — Jason Stoner "A grandparent is loving and caring and very very very nice” - Brent McCullough “A person who gives love A person who is nice And a person who is very ven nice " — Brian Donat “A grandparent is a person you love and a grandparent is a person that gives you a ride on a motorcycle ” — Terry Clark “Ice cream, cookies, love. TV at there house, and cottage cheese.” — Aaron Tobias “A grandparent that gives me lots of cookies (And keeps them up high.)" — John Sherman “A grandparent is a person

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who loves and cares for you." — Candice Solina “A grandparent is when they give you love." — Tiffany Titus “Someone to love." — Rick Fragale who is very nice, sonjeone who loves you. someone who bakes good cookies, someone who is old. " — Deana Carr "A grandparents are love, grandparents are so nice, grandparents are love, they are very very nice. ’ ! — Annie Mills “It is someone who cares for you ” — Scott Cripe “They give you cookies " — Josh Peace “A grandparent is Love. A grandparent 1 love is nice " — Sherrena Kirkwood

AMATEUR TALENT CONTEST Mermaid Festival — North Webster —3 NIGHTS OF COMPETITION — U.. «J1 Elementary mon., June 21 .... (k Thrusth) . _ __ Junior High Tues., June 22.... (6thThrusth) • - • . “x* High School Tnurs., June 24... or older AWARDS A TROPHIES PRESENTED EACH EVENING OF COMPETITION CONTACT MERMAID FECTIVAL HEADQUARTERS P.O. Box 11. North Webster, IN 46555 Or Call 834-4316

Upcoming at Milford Elementary The following events will be happening at the Milford Elementary School: Thursday, May 20 — The school will present two performances of the fourth grade play, "Peter Pan,” (incorrectly listed as Robin Hood in last week's schedule) on this day at 1:30 p.m. and 7 p.m. with parents being invited to either performance. Thursday, May 20 — The second graders will be going to Emery Stookey's dairy farm near Leesburg and then to Oxbow Park for a nature hike sponsored by the Kosciusko County Farm Bureau Coop Friday, May 21 — Fourth graders will tour old Fort Wayne and visit Johnny Appleseed's grave in the city

Awards program at Wawasee Friday Wawasee High School will hold its Hth annual Honors Awards Program on Friday, May 21. The program, which will be held in the physical education area, will begin at 1:30 p.m. and concludeat3p.m. All parents of graduating members of the Class of 1982 are urged to attend impossible. Other patrons of the school community are also welcome.

Upcoming at MJHS The following events will be happening at Milford Junior High School: Thursday. May 20 — The seventh and eighth grade boys' and girls' track team will compete at Tippe Valley at 4 p in. Friday, May 21 — Summer recreation uniform night Tuesday, May 25 — Eighth grade tour through Wawasee High School for orientation from 8:15-9:30a.m Fish fry at Milford Jr. High big success The fish fry held last Friday at the school was a big success with a total of $1,448.15 in profit being received The proceeds will go towards the Milford Community Building Chairman Bob Long of the fish fry committee and Principal Marion Acton were very pleased with the turnout at the event Diana Pittman Purdue graduate Diana Irene Pittman, daughter of Mr. and Mrs Dean Pittman, Syracuse, received a Bachelor of . Science degree from the school of management. Purdue University, on Sunday. May 16. Miss Pittman graduated with highest distinction Arthur G Hansen, president of the university, presided over the 130th commencement in the Edward C Elliott Hall of Music on the West Lafayette campus She has accepted a position as a financial and accounting trainee with the Clorox Company, Oakland. Calif.

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CHECKING FOR DEFECTS — These students of Tony Clouse’s 7th grade social studies at Milford Junior High are hard at work trying to locate defects in the trailer and boat hook-up brought by Kosciusko County Conservation Officer Michael Foder from the Department of Natural Resources last Wednesday. The class is currently studying a unit on water and boat safety. (Photo by Morrine Halfacre)

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FUTURE FASHION DESIGNERS — These outfits, made by three eighth grade North Webster Junior High students of Mary Jane Thompson’s home economic class, will be displayed at the school’s Art and Craft Show on May 24, 6:30-8:30, at the school gymnasium. The show is free and will include many displays of art and craft items as well as industrial art projects and those from the Home Economics department. Pictured, left to right, above are: Vickie Drake. Tonya Hoile, and Karen Lilly.

Tatia Littleton national winner

The United States Achievement Academy announced today that Tatia Littleton has been named a 1982 United States National Award winner in Foreign Language Tatia is the daughter of Tom and Sheryll Donley. Syracuse Her grandparents are Mr and Mrs James A. Fick, Lake Wawasee; Mr and Mrs. Thomas

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E. Donley, Warren, Ohio; and Mr and Mrs Floyd W Littleton. Winter Haven. Fla. Tatia, who is a freshman at Wawasee High School, was nominated for the award by Norma Rush. Spanish. Latin and English teacher at the school. Miss Littleton will appear in the United States Achievement Academy Official Yearbook,

published nationally. The award is an honor very few students attain. The Academy recognizes less than five per cent of all American high school students. FELTS CERAMIC TILE 630 Pittsburg Street Syracuse Carol Peanut 834-7582 457-2665