The Mail-Journal, Volume 22, Number 40, Milford, Kosciusko County, 2 October 1985 — Page 11

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EIGHTH GRADE OFFICERS — Pictured here are the newly elected officers of the eighth grade class of North Webster School. From left, they are Bill Music, secretary; Randy Cesco, vice president; Sherry Payne, president; and Chris Conkling, treasurer. (Photo by Jim Broderick)

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SEVENTH GRADE ELECTS OFFICERS — Newly-elected officers for the seventh grade of North Webster school are, from left, Sara Moercher, secretary; Kirsten Brown, president; Matt Stump, vice president; and Chris Shidler, treasurer. (Photo by Jim BroderickV

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LEADERS OF THE SIXTH GRADE — Class officers of the sixth grade of North Webster school are, from left, Eric Streby, secretary; Heather Waldrop, vice president; Trahn Tran, president; and Dawn Orban, treasurer. (Photo by Jim Broderick)

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READY FOR FUN — North Webster School will be hosting a PTO sponsored carnival to raise funds for new computers and other school supplies on Friday, Oct. 4, from 5:30-8:30 p.m. Pictured here are some of the individuals involved in planning the event. From left, they are Matthew Doll, kindergarten; Linda Doll, president of the PTO; Sara Rush, Brandy Champion, Jason Ross, and Ryan Merchant, fourth grade students; and Richard Long, principal of North Webster School. (Photo by Jim Broderick)

Soil Judging team in county contest

The Wawasee Soil Judging team has been preparing for the Kosciusko County soil judging contest which will be held this week at the Tri-County Game Preserve. Team members have competed in two invitational contests during the past month. This includes the Purdue Invitational held at West Lafayette and the Southwood High School Invitational held near Wabash. Local members participating have been Todd Roberts, Debra Schafer, Brian Richcreek, Rich Fifer, Jim Kats, Nate Myers, Cassie Sanders, David Schafer, The layered look Most shops now carry a line to please the stouter woman. There are elegant ensembles in the new layered look for the most discriminating shopper. On rape Young, unmarried women were most frequently theHarget of the estimated 1.5 million rapes or attempted rapes which took place between 1973-82, the justice Department said recently in a report that it conceded “understates” the crime.

Terry Templin and Brian Wilkin- to advance to the area soil judgson. The two top teams from the ing contest, which will be held county contest will earn the right next week near Crown Point.

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Story hour to begin By BONNIE BJELLA Children’s Librarian The first story hour of the season will be in the Syracuse Public Library on Tuesday, Oct. 8, beginning at 1 p.m. The story hour is open to the public. Story hour for the remainder of 1985 will be on: November 5, November 19, December 3 and December 17. Any special programs during these story hours will be announced as they arrive. New books continue to arrive. Among them are: “How and Why Book Os Ecology’’ by Mary Louise Grosman “Do Not Speak to Strangers” by John Costanza “The Book of Airplanes” by George Zaffo “Know Your Numbers” by Tim O’Halloran “The Cat’s Surprise” by Marthe Sequin-Fontes “A Wedding Book,” by Martha Sequin-Fontes “Alligators and Crocodilians” by Ruth B. Gross “Blue Bug’s Safety Book” by Virginia Poulet “Secret Sounds Around The House” by Marthe Sequin-Fontes Jr. High tennis program begins The Junior High Tennis Program will be meeting for the first time on Saturday, Sept. 28, at 9 a.m., on the Wawasee High School courts. Any student in grades six, seven, or eight, who is interested in participating, should contact Ron Carmichael at 834-7411 or Linda Neff at 457-5208 for more information.

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SYRACUSE CHOIR PERFORMS — Pictured are the 43 members who bring voice to the Syracuse Elementary concert choir. The group is currently preparing for its first concert, which will be the community Thanksgiving service on November 24 at St. Andrew’s United Methodist Church. “We’re very pleased to have been asked again this year,” commented Mrs. Lantz, choir director, “and we’re especially excited to have the opportunity to perform with the sanctuary handbell choir of St. Andrew’s.” Mr. Russell Sonafrank will accompany the youth choir at this concert. In the first row are Mrs. Sherry Lantz, Crystal Clipfell, Christi Kelly, Brian Baker, Angie Garner, Kelly Daugherty, Krista Jones,

Area students at Ball State

There are 26 Kosciusko County students that have entered Ball State University as freshmen this year. They are among the approximately 16,700 enrolled at the university. Those students from this area are: Leesburg — Keith S. Burbank, r 1 box 625 H North Webster — Julie A.

Wilson, r 1 Backwater; Brian D. Keim, P.O. Box 335 Syracuse — Cathy K. Cobbum, 313 Benton St.; Tammy S. Hare, 37 N, Shore Dr.; Rick A. Peterson, r 5 box 65A; Kristina K. Rockenbaugh, 449 Medusa St.; Shelly L. Rogers, 32 North Shore Dr.; Tracy L. Ruda, r 2 box 232; Dawn R. Smith, r 3 box 553; Teresa L. Taylor, r 5 box 98

Wed., October 2,1985 THE MAIL-JOURNAL

Chelsi Mangona, Tara Morris, Ashley Dick, Carrie Schmahl, and Alyssa Johnson. « Pictured in the second row are Andy Liberti, Chris Ganshorn, Mandy Smith, Jesse Rude, China Plikerd, Lisa Hrynewycz, Amber White, Amy Logan, Joli Timm, and Cathy Summerlot. In the third row are Brad Koser, Jeremy Brickey, Sean Arnold, Chris Peterson, Erin Mills, Joanna Lant, Stacy Neterer, Brandee Carlson, Sheri Broekers, and Jennifer Keyser. Pictured in the last row are Eric Schaekel, Craig Martindale, Ryan Booher, Josh Galloway, Randy Smith, Angela Leamon, Tami Feaster, Erin Alfrey, Amy Ridings, Georgie Kiser, and Ann Hile. Not pictured is Miranda Wolfe. (Photo by Leslie Miller)

The majority of new students expressed. interest in studying business, the biological, physical and mathematical sciences, and the health professions. More than half of the freshmen hope to find employmeht in business and industry after they graduate, while others plan to work in education and social services.

Syracuse PTO to meet Oct. 9

The Syracuse PTO board will hold its regular monthly meeting on Wednesday, Oct. 9, at 12 noon in the Syracuse LRC (library), Syracuse Elementary School. Interested PTO members and all board members are invited and encouraged to attend this meeting.

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