The Mail-Journal, Volume 19, Number 42, Milford, Kosciusko County, 3 November 1982 — Page 8

THE MAIL-JOURNAL — Wed., November 3,1982

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“ " J ' wHI I ; f M Lb nfijl ] tJHa **' ■ > w® B||l x JMBr Utthft w. JHBEB MILFORD WINNERS — The turnout was up from last year at the Milford Community Halloween Party on Saturday, Oct. 30. It has been estimated that "0 persons participated in the event, mainly children. The grand priie winner in the costume judging was Melissa May who dressed up as story book character. Raggedy Ann. Sponsoring the event were the Lions Club. American Legion and Legion Auxiliary and the Kiwanis Club. Shown in the photo are the first ptace winners. Standing in front are Brandon Zartman. hobo: Brock Manning, space people: Travis Coy. miscellaneous: Rebecca Hackworth, young down; and Melissa May. story book character. In the second row are Brent Zartman. ghost: Chad Zartman. older down: Charity Stump, fair.' tale; Michelle Coy. cartoon character: Tonya Newcomer, movie character: Jared Beer, pirate: and Scott Hurley, goblins. In back is John Replogle, adult w inner. Not present for the photo was Joey Bradley, witches: and Kirk Dewart, vampire. (Photo by Deb F ox)

7jm t gt- ■‘lls VI i ... ': ' r BALLOON WINNER — Kelly Byrer. age 4»j. daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Dan Byrer. Syracuse, was the winner of this Halloween balloon bouquet, given by the State Bank of Syracuse. No purchase was necessary to register for the drawing. (Photo by Sharon Stuckman)

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Lakeland art association to sponsor 25th exhibit

The Lakeland Art Association will sponsor its 25th annual Fall Art Exhibit this Saturday and Sunday, Nov. 6 and 7. at the “101 Center", Old Rd. 30W, Warsaw, across from R.R. Donnelley s & Sons. The hours on Saturday are set from 9 a m -8 p.m. and on Sunday from 9 a m -5:30 p.m. Entries will be accepted on Friday. Nov. 5.12-8 p.m. Judging will be by public baUot. separate balloting for the adult and student divisions Awards will be presented on Sunday, Nov. 7, at 4:30 p.m. Entries will be picked up at the close of the exhibit at 8:30. ' A water color painting entitled "Sunset with Windmill" has been donated by Mentone resident. Mike Yazel. and it will be given away at a drawing during the two-day show after the awards presentation on Sunday. Yazel, Best of Show winner in many exhibits, paints in various mediums, as well as, does wood

National Children s Book Week is November 15-21, with the theme for this year being “Pass The Word, Read” The Syracuse Public Library is celebrating by featuring a children's art display. Entries for the display will be chosen and taken to the library by the art teachers of the Syracuse Public School Syracuse librarians urge people to visit the library and view this display of local talent. While you are there pick up some colorful children s books, which are full of interesting topics? Rucker elected to Easter Seal board As part of the Indiana Easter Seal Society's 43rd Annual meeting and state conference, new members were elected to the Society’s Board of Directors Kenneth Rucker, of Winona Lake, was elected for a three year term Rucker, a vice president of the Lake City Bank. Warsaw, will join the other 23 members who compose the all-volunteer board. This board is made up of mem bers from throughout the state and will guide the state society in its work with the handicapped. Rucker's involvement with Easter Seals began many years ago when his family received Easter Seal service. He was so pleased and so impressed with Easter Seals, that he volunteered to help the Kosciusko County Easter Society. He has served on the Kosciusko County Easter Seal Society's hoard for eight years, three years as vice president and is currently serving his second term as president.

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carvings and will show some of his beautiful work and demonstrate his talent. Other artists will also be present to give demonstrations during the twoday exhibit. Ticket%.for the drawing will be on sale and a flea market with arts and crafts made by the artist members will be sold at the week end event that will also include refreshments on Sunday. The Lakeland Art Association welcomes all northern Indiana artists, both members anduionmembers, veterans or novices to join them in competjtion”The association is non-profit, supported in part by local businesses and professional people. For information concerning the rules of entry, entry fees, and to have questions answered contact Mrs. Whiteneck at 267-2752 or Howard Kiser. 834-2553. Youthpower conference Youthpower, an organization dedicated to educating future consumers on food production and economics, food techniques, nutrition and related careers, will hold it's 23rd annual Youthpower Conference on November 4 and 5 at the Indianapolis Airport Hilton The importance of understanding the food story “from farm to table" is the key philosophy behind the program. Delegates are exposed to trends in the food industry such as new products and packaging as well as existing opportunities in several areas from farming to restaurant management. Delegates asked to participate in the two-day conference are outstanding representatives of youth organizations throughout Indiana and are selected on the basis of leadership and communication abilities. Organizations invited to send participants are the 4-H Club Junior Leaders. Future Farmers of America. Indiana Sunshine Society. Camp Fire Girls, Explorers. Health Occupations Student Association. Vocational Industrial Clubs of America, Indiana Rural Youth, Future Homemakers of America. Health Career Clubs of Indiana, Girl Scouts of the USA, Office Education Association. Distributive Education Chibs of America and Junior Achievement. Conference speakers include Margaret Dodd of Preston Safeway Rpods. Inc.; Joseph Cioch. hotel, restaurant and institutional management department chairman, Purdue University; and Ken Cheatham. American Farm Bureau Federation. Delegates will also attend six different workshops during the conference. Companies, organizations and associations in Indiana related to the food industry and Hoosier agriculture sponsor the Youthpower Conference

Sports

Girls' squad advances to state cross-country meet

Wawasee High School's girls’ cross-coimtry team kept its winning ways alive over the week end. finishing second in the regional meet at Fort Wayne Saturday. Leading the way for the squad again was first-year runner Grace Stichter. She finished 11th in the overall scoring, sixth in the team scoring, with an 11:30 time. Coach Jerry Minton said he was pleased with his top runner's performance but said Stichter “wasn’t very satisfied.” She finished about 25 seconds behind state champion contender Connie Everage, who broke former Wawasee standout Stacy Wall’s course record at the sectional meet two weeks ago. "One performer who came through with an outstanding effort was Sonya Melendez.” said Minton. She was on Stichter s heels throughout the ONE MINUTE SPORTS QUIZ 1. Who won the men’s U.S. Open singles championship? 2. Who won the women’s 'U.S. Open singles championship? 3. How many times has Uoydwon the Open women’s singles? 4. Who won the Bank of Boston Golf Classic? 5. Who won the LPGA Mary Kay Golf Gassic? Auawera Tu Sport Qafa • intrude upucc c «Pl!9 qofl > . souiij xis '€ bu»h ■I3AO pAon U3A2 suqj z ipuaq U»A| J3AO SJOUUOJ AUIUIIf I

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crouse, finishing three seconds behind the team leader at 11:33. The girls' finish qualifies them for the state meet at Indianapolis this Saturday. It will probably be a>x-team race, between Carmel J/and Southport High Schools, the top two contending teams in the state. Also figuring in the chase for the state crown will be Michigan City Elston, Lafayette Jeff, Northrup and, of course, Wawasee. “There are six, seven, or eight

■ f wl ' /I / iwSmti 1 ife*LEADS THE PACK — Wawasee’s Carla Clouse leads the pack during the girls* regional meet last Saturday. Details of the girls’ trip to the state meet in Indianapolis is in today’s sports pages of The Mail-Journal. (Photo by Elaine Stichter) • V' ' 1

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teams capable of winning the whole thing,” forecasted Minton. Minton said Melendez’s finish could be an indication of things to come this Saturday. A very consistent runner all season long, Minton is counting on her to do well at the state meet. “She’ll run a great race,” said Minton. Finishing third for Wawasee was Carla Clouse: fourth. Sheila Kleinrichert; fifth, Dee Stump; sixth, Amy Clouse; and seventh, Carol Walker.

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“The girls ran decent, but we’ve run better,” said Minton. Fort Wayne Northng) won the meet with 51 points to Wawasee’s 87. Adams Central won a trip to Indianapolis with its 130 points and Columbia Qty finished fourth with 133. “I still think we can beat Northrup,” Minton said, who explained that the Fort . . Wayne school finished well ahead as far as scoring but did not beat Wawasee by much when it came to actual finishes.

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