The Mail-Journal, Volume 23, Number 3, Milford, Kosciusko County, 15 January 1986 — Page 10

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TI E MAIL-JOURNAL — Ved., January 15,1986

School news

P rents night set at junior highs *

Parents right for Wawasee High Schoo registration for the 1986-1987 st 1001 year will be in the three Wawasee Corporation Junior High Schools on the following elates: Monday, Jan. 21, at 7 p.m., in North Webs ter Monday, Jan. 27, at 7 p.m., in Syracuse Monday. Feb. 3, at 6:30 p.m., in Milford.

Current ighth grade students

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and parents are requested to attend one of the above mentioned meetings. Students in grades nine through 11 will be given the course description books and registration materials the week of January 27. Parents should call the following counselors if conferences are desired: Grade 11 — Marilynne Curtis Grade 10 — Ruth Ann Angle Grade Nine — Dale Brannock

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MILFORD SIXTH GRADE BOYS — Pictured are members of the Milford sixth grade boys’ basketball team. In front, from left to right, are Mark Zimerman, Andy Leiter, Tim Bradley, Doug Free, Chad Henson, Mason Robbins and Jay Goshert. In back are Junior Cantu, Erik Dewees, Jeremy Likens, Kirk Dewart, Jake Miller and Coach Charlie Packer.

School lunch menu

WAWASEE COMMUNITY HIGH SCHOOL January 13-17 MONDAY — Macaroni and cheese w/sausage links or barbecue sandwich, mixed fruit, buttered peas, cookie, and milk TUESDAY — Creamed chicken on a biscuit or Mcßib sandwich, mixed vegetables, fruit salad, and milk

WEDNESDAY - Italian spaghetti w/hot roll or hamburger w/pickle slices, lettuce salad, peach slices, and milk THURSDAY — Turkey pot pie or sloppy joe sandwich, buttered broccoli, dream salad, milk

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FRIDAY — No school Menu subject to change. MILFORD SYRACUSE NORTH WEBSTER ELEMENTARY AND JUNIOR HIGH January 13-17 MONDAY — Ham dinger w/cheese slice, potato rounds, pear half, baked item, and milk TUESDAY — Beef and noodles, whipped potatoes, jello w/mandarin oranges, peanut butter and bread, and milk WEDNESDAY — Creamed chicken on biscuit, buttered broc-

coli, peach half, graham cracker cookie, and milk THURSDAY — Shaved ham sandwich, potato soup, pineapple chunks, baked item, and milk FRIDAY-No school Menu subject to change. Pokagon closes toboggan run The Department of Natural Resources’ Division of State Parks has announced that the Pokagon State Park toboggan run, near Angola, will be closed for the remainder of the winter season. “We’ve had experts working around the clock to solve the problems we’re having with the refrigeration system for the toboggan,” said Bill Walters, director of the Division of State Parks. “Unfortunately, it now looks as though a modification of the system must be done to get the run fully operational.” Weather permitting, other wintertime activities, such as crosscountry skiing and sledding, are still available at Pokagon. In addition, the Potawatomi Inn is ready and waiting for winter visitors, Walters added.

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ENJOYING PLAY’ — Elementary students at Milford were presented a play on Tuesday, Jan. 14, by the Manchester College Touring Children’s Theatre Troupe. The play, "The Nightingale,” by Hans Christian Anderson is a Chinese fairly tale which revolves around an emperor who wishes to have a nightingale and sends his chancellor on a search for the bird. The emperor, insensitive to the feelings of others, first claims the bird

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MILFORD SIXTH GRADE GIRLS — Pictured are members of the Milford Sixth grade girls’ basketball team. In front, from left to right, are Shonda Bushong, Trisha Mikel, Charity Stump, Mindy Beaty, Melanie Ht bbs and Shantel Miller. In back are Coach Don Beer, Kerri Speicher, Rita Beer, Wendy West and Jennifer Dennis.

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READING GROUP TO PRESENT PLAY — The fifth grade reading group at Milford Elementary School will present a play. “The Case of the Vanishing Cluckers,” for students and parents tomorrow (Wednesday) at 12:30 p.m. in the small gym. Jhe play is given as an enrichment project for the end of the semester. Those participating 4re. first row left to right, Rob Strieby, Jeremy Price, Alecia Krull, Lisa Klotz, Zulemia Aguilar, Lisa Tessmann, and Jill Seemeyer. Second row are Trisha Hostetler, Spencer Long, Chad Dippon, Erika Lang, and Mindy Smith. Back row is Mrs. Lambert, director, and Kyle Newcomer, Betsy Henderson, Tricia Wuthrich, and Kristen Galegor. (Photoby Linda Musselman)

FAF workshop at Wawasee on January 21

Marilynne Curtis, guidance director at Wawasee High School announces tnere will be a Financial Aid Form workshop on Tuesday, Jan 21, at 7 p.m. in the Wawasee High School Case Annex.

The workshop is a line by line workshop to assist parents filling out the 1986-1987 Financial Aid Form. Parents needing assistance should plan to attend this meeting with the form filled in as much as possible before the meeting.

for his own enjoyment, then banishes the nightingale in favor of a m echanical bird sent as a gift. When the emperor realizes his mistake, he falls into a deep sadness which can only be cured by the return of the real nightingale. Shown in the center are two of the eight Manchester performers. (Photo by Linda Musselman) “ |

Steve Petty, Grace College Financial Aid Director, and Mrs. Curtis will be presenting the workshop. The FAF form must be mailed by March the suggested mailing (late is February 15 if at all possible.