The Mail-Journal, Volume 22, Number 13, Milford, Kosciusko County, 27 March 1985 — Page 17
School news
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LENDING A HAND — A new Junior Golf Program, intended to help youngsters learn to golf and have the opportunity to golf, has been started for the benefit of children in the Lakeland communities area. Coordinating their efforts for the program are area golf pros, the Lakeland Youth Center and the Lakeland School Corporation. One aspect of the program is that anyone interested can donate their current or old golf clubs to deserving youngsters who cannot afford them. Pictured in the photo are several of the people helping to organize the program. From left, they are golf pro Jim Atwood, Wawasee High’School golf coach Rudy Cesco, Lakeland Youth Center Director Jill Stanley and golf pros Bob Carlson and Dan O’Neal. (Photo by Leslie Miller)
Clubs-For-Kids program to help area youths
Several area golf pros, in conjunction with the Lakeland Community School Corporation and the Lakeland Youth Center, have launched the firsts phase of a junior golf program for the Lakeland Communities. The Clubs-For-Kids program is z >s of For this special time in your lives only the best is good enough! See us for a complete selection of graduation announcements, jewelry and reception needs. 206 S. Main 658-4111 Milford 114 W. Market 269-2932 Warsaw 103 E. Main 457-3666 Syracuse
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under the guidance of the PGA of America and the Junior Golf Foundation. Any boy or girl wanting to play golf, no matter where they live, will have the opportunity to do so in the program. The PGA of America has a plan that gives people a chance to realize full market value on their old set of golf clubs in trade — and a chance to be a benefactor to some local youngster participating in this new junior golf program. One of our local professionals will appraise your old set of clubs and certify its fair and true market value. This becomes your ticket to a full charitable donation, entirely acceptable to the IRS. The local pros will see to it that your old clubs are delivered to deserving youngsters with the will to learn, but no equipment. The local dropoff points for old clubs include the Lakeland Youth Center, North Webster Fire Department and the Milford Fire Department. Citizens can begin bringing in their old clubs at any time. The junior golf program is being organized by Dr. Kenneth Webster, Superintendent of Schools; Jill Stanley, Director of the Lakeland Youth Center; Rudy Cesco, Wawasee High School Golf Coach; and by area golf pros Jim Atwood, Bob Carlson and Dan O’Neal. The program is open to current 6th and 7th grade students in the
area. An orientation will be conducted at each school on Friday. May 3. Then on Saturday, May 11, a junior golf clinic will be held at the South Shore Country Club. In June the Youth Center will offer the junior golf program to these students two days per week. Details will be revealed later. Serving our country DANIEL R. TALMAGE Capt. Daniel R. Talmage has been decorated with the US Air Force Commendation Medal at Tinker Air Force Base, Okla. The Air Force Commendation Medal is awarded to those individuals who demonstrate outstanding achievement or meritorious service in the performance of their duties on behalf of the Air Force. Talmage is a pilot with the 552nd Tactical Training Squadron. His wife, Jane, is the daughter of Richard E. and Bonnie G. Greene, 13 Shady Acres, Cromwell. He is a 1977 graduate of Western Michigan University, Kalamazoo, Mich. PHILLIP W. ZACHARY Army Pvt. Phillip W. Zachary,. son of Donald P. and Dolores C. Zachary of r 3 Syracuse has completed a combat engineer course at the US Army Training Center at Fort Leonard Wood, Mo. During the course, students were trained in the techniques of road and bridge building, camouflage and demolition. They, also received instruction in combat squad tactics as well as in the use of infantry weapons. He is a 1984 graduate of Wawasee High School.
- U Fj fr * A W CHESS TEAMS IN TOURNAMENT — The chess teams from Milford Elementary and Junior High Schools competed in the state championship tourney held at Terre Haute Saturday, March 23. The teams had to qualify at the regional tourney held at Fort Wayne in order to attend state. The eighth grade team finished 23 out of 34 with the primary team finishing fifth. Shown here displaying their talents are left t 6 right, David Speicher who placed 22nd, Ryan Keiper who placed 16th, and Eric Speicher who placed 51st. Not shown is Trent Beer who placed 11th. They competed against first, second and third graders. The boys admitted they were nervous but had a good time. (Photo by Linda Musselman)
Music Boosters to hold auction
The Music Boosters of Wawasee High School will hold its third annual auction on Saturday, April 13 at 10 a.m. The auction, which will be held in the Trades Building behind the high school, is a fund-raising event for the Wawasee High School Music Department. The Music Boosters are looking for contributions for the auction. Contributions can be second-hand clothing, gift certificates, discount coupons, or any kind of merchandise, new or used. The public has made the auction a successful event the past two years by donating items and by attending the auction.
Preview of college exams offered at Smith-Walbridge
The Smith-Walbridge Camp in Syracuse will be offering (for the first time) a one week summer session for students intending to take a college entrance exam. The course is designed for college preparatory freshmen, sophomores and juniors. The focus will be on the verbal sections of the PSAT/SAT and the English usage section of the ACT exam. The course will not attempt to be a total preparation for the exams; rather, it will provide a preview of exam formats, practice in test-taking, and an opportunity for students to review such areas as common usage problems; vocabulary, analogy reasoning and essay writing. The course will attempt to reduce test anxiety by familiarizing students with these materials. It will provide an opportunity for them to review away from home in a relaxed at-
PREPARE FOR EXAM — Mrs. Catherine Thurston, instructor at Smith-Walbridge Camp, is giving special instructions to a student preparing for a college entrance exam. Spring motorcycle endorsements
Commissioner Michael M. Packard, of the Indiana Bureau of Motor Vehicles, announced last week that motorcycle skills testing will begin, weather permitting, on May 4. Under current law, in order to obtain the required motorcycle endorsement, motorcyclists must: 1. Obtain the motorcycle learner's permit from a local license branch. 2. Hold the learner’s permit for a minimum of 30 days. 3. Pass the required motorcycle skills test. 4. Return to the license branch to have the actual endorsement placed on the existing license. While holding the motorcycle learner’s permit, the motorcyclist is restricted in operation as follows: He may only operate the motorcycle during daylight hours, he must wear a helmet at
Since it was formed six years ago, the Music Boosters club has assisted in the purchasing of necessary equipment for the band (this year, a mixer board for the new sound system) and has helped raise money to send the Marching Warrior Band to national events, such as the Peach Bowl this year. The Boosters could not have accomplished what they have without the public’s interest and support. Anyone wishing to make a contribution in advance may call Sue Smith at 457-5646 or may phone the high school at 457-3147. Wawasee High School will supply a “tax deduction” letter upon request.
mosphere with fine recreational facilities. Smith-Walbridge has developed a national reputation for innovative educational programs in the music field since 1949 and is excited about expan-ding-its scope to include academic offerings. The program has been developed by Dr. Paul and Catherine Thurston of Savoy, Illinois. Dr. Thurston is associate professor in the College of Education at the University of Illinois. Mrs. Thurston will be Director and has 16 years of secondary teaching experience in She has a BA in English from Cornell University and a MAT in English from Wesleyan tyThe course will be offered June 30-July 5. Contact SmithWalbridge Camp, P.O. Box 367, Syracuse, IN 46567 for further information.
all times,and he may carry no passengers. These restrictions apply until the actual endorsement is placed on the license. 4-H computer workshops By Ronald w. hoyt Extension Agent, 4-H and Youth Kosciusko County 4-H members who enrolled in the new 4-H Computer Project in 1985 are reminded that there will be four 4-H Computer Workshops offered April 1-4 at 7 p.m., in the extension office conference room. The workshops are designed to follow the 4-H Computer Project manual with the following topics taught each night. Monday, April 1— Lesson one and two, Getting Started; Using the computer as a calculator; Preparing the computer for programs; Write and run a simple program. Tuesday, April 2 — Lesson three, Assigning variables and input. Wednesday, April 3 — Lesson four, Methods of looping to perform repeated tasks. Thursday, April 4 — Lesson five, Learn to use branching and testing. During the week, 4-H members may take advantage of free time on the ten micro-computers in the extension office during office hours. There will be video tapes available for members use to help them progress through each lesson in the project manual. All 4-H Computer Project members should have received specific information by mail last week. Those who have questions or comments, please contact the Kosciusko County Extension office, 267-4444.
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BOOSTERS AUCTION — The Music Boosters of Wawasee High School will hold their third annual auction on Saturday, April 13 at the Trades Building of the high school. The auction is held to raise money for the music department at the high school. The Music Boosters are seeking contributions from anyone who is interested. In the picture, several Wawasee students are shown holding items that have already been donated. From left, they are Derek Bowen (his shades are not an auction item), Tim Troup, Brad Smith and Mark Ray. (Photo by Chris Cauley)
Wawasee FFA named district Il's Star Chapter
The Wawasee FFA Chapter was named the 1985 District Star Chapter during ceremonies held recently at Bremen. The chapter earned the distinction of being first among the 18 chapters that comprise District II of the Indiana FFA Association. The chapter did so based upon members’ performances in the District Leadership Contests and Agricultural Proficiency Award areas. The chapter also captured the top two individual awards in the district when Scott Barker and Randy Beer were named the District Star Agribusinessman and District Star Farmer, respectively. These two awards are based upon a members supervised agribusiness and production agriculture projects that they carry on as part of their vocational agriculture and FFA work. Both members had to submit a detailed application outlining their projects and also explain their involvement in FFA, school, and community activities. Both applications have been forwarded to the Indiana FFA Association for possible state recognition. In addition, members comDeadline for sign-up is April 1 The Milford Booster Club has announced that the sign-up deadline for the summer recreation program is Monday, April 1. At that time leagues and teams will be finalized' and only newcomers to the community will be allowed to sign-up after this date. The program is open to boys and girls in grades kindergarden thru eight and includes leagues in T-ball, girls’ softball and Youth League baseball. Also this year, attempts will be made to organize softball activity for boys in grades seven and eight not playing Pony League baseball. There has been a reorganization of the administration of the program. This year the Booster board itself will direct all phases of the program in order to achieve greater consistency and fairness. The board includes Mr. and Mrs. Don Beer, Jr.; Mr. and Mrs. Hubert Krull; Mr; and Mrs. Berg Anderson; and Dr. and Mrs. Kenneth Beer. Anyone still wishing to sign-up for the summer program should contact Don Beer, Jr., at 658-9273 by April 1.
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peted in a variety of leadership Contests. First place winners advance to the State Leadership Contests which will be held in June at Purdue University. Results of the Leadership Contests are as follows: Public Speaking, first, Debra Schafer; Senior Leadership, first, Randy Beer; Agricultural Mechanics Demonstration, first, Todd Roberts and Scott Barker; Talent, first, Rich Miller. Place second in their respective contests Were Randy Beer, extemporaneous public speaking; Tim Troup and Mitch Price, FFA quiz bowl. Fourth place finishers were Kevin Grimm, agriculture sales demonstration; and Ken Nulf, conservation demonstration. Other members from Wawasee competing were Ned Hunsberger, essay; Brian Richcreek, FFA Creed; Mitch Stidhams, job interview; and Debra Schafer, District Star Greenhand. • All Proficiency Award winners were also announced. The following Wawasee member placed first and will also be competing for possible State awards: Agricultural mechanics, Dave Roberts; agricultural processing, Steve Tethrake; agricultural sales and service, Scott Barker; beef production, Troy Moneyheffer; diversified crop production, R.ch Karst ; home and farmstead improvement, Randy Beer; oil crop production, Dave Roberts; and outdoor recreation, Chris Maze. The following members also placed in their respective Proficiency areas: second in
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