The Mail-Journal, Volume 23, Number 15, Milford, Kosciusko County, 9 April 1986 — Page 10

THE MAIL-JOURNAL — Wed., April 9,1986

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School news

Summer Youth Employment program dates announced

The summer Youth Employment Program (JTPA) will once again be making summer job opportunities available for economically disadvantaged youth starting June 9. In addition to earning money during the summer, summer youth workers will strive to develop good work habits, learn about vocational and occupational options, and experience the satisfaction of getting and keeping a job. The minimum wage of $3.35 is paid to each participant. The summer program will

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serve youth aged 14 to 21, and place qualified applicants with non-profit employers. In order to serve the greatest number of youth, 14 and 15 year olds will be limited to 20 hours of work per week, while those 16 and older will be limited to 35-40 hours per week. Applications are available for Kosciusko County residents at the Job Center, 504 N. Bay Dr., Warsaw, or at area high schools. Summer youth staff will interview applicants at evening sessions on the following dates:

Job Center — April 15, 16, 17; 4-8 p.m. Wawasee High School — April 22; 3-Bp.m. Tippecanoe Valley High School — April 24; 3-8 p.m. In order to be in the initial participant selection, persons must apply on these dates or at a scheduled interview before May 16. After that date, applicants will be placed on a waiting list. At the time of the interview, the applicant should take proof of inWHS summer school will begin June 9 Wawasee High School Summer School will be in session from June 9 through July 18 for those desiring assistance in specified areas. There will be four classes offered with each class needing at least 20 students signed up for a class to have it offered. The classes which will be offered between 8 a.m. and 10:40 a.m. are remedial English, remedial math and remedial science. Keyboarding will be offered between 12:30 p.m. and 3:10 p.m. Each of these classes are worth one credit. Students interested in attending any of the four subjects offered have until Friday, May 9, to enroll. There is a cost per class with only checks being accepted for payment. All checks should be made payable to Wawasee High School. To enroll students are to sign up with their counselor Esther Rider, guidance department secretary.

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MONTH OF THE YOUNG CHILD — To help celebrate the Month of the Young Child during April, students at the Lakeland Community Daycare Center, Syracuse, launched 50 balloons Monday, April 7. Each balloon contained the address of the daycare center and first name of each student, asking those finding the balloon to write backsetting them know where the balloon was found. The balloon launch was one of several activities planned by the daycare center during April. The Lakeland Community Daycare Center is a United Way Agency. Shown in the photo are the children of the daycare center who participated in the launch. (Photo by Deb Patterson)

Month of the Young Child

April is recognized nationally as the Month of the Young Child and '"’Lakeland Community Daycare Center, Syracuse, and Syracuse Community Nursery School are planning special activities all month long. Daycare Center On April 1, the Center held a cosponsored parent meeting with the Syracuse Community Nursery School. With emphasis on April 7-11 as Week of the Young Child, the Center had a balloon launch on Monday morning at 10 a.m. On Saturday, April 12, the KEM Association is sponsoring a

School lunch menu

MILFORD SYRACUSE NORTH WEBSTER ELEMENTARY AND JUNIOR HIGH April 14-18 MONDAY — Pork barbecue w/pickle, crisscut fries, celery and carrot sticks, blueberry pie, and milk TUESDAY — Turkey pot pie, buttered broccoli, pear half, bread and butter, cookie, and milk WEDNESDAY — Pancakes

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Teacher Appreciation Brunch. KEM is the counties of Kosciusko, Elkhart and Marshall organized chapter of IAEYC (Indiana Association of Education for the Young Child). Finally, the Center will have an open house on Wednesday, April 23, from 8:30-11:30 a.m. and from 2:30-5:30 p.m. Nursery School On April 1 parents listened to Dr. Karen Dondt, professor of Early Childhood Education from Manchester College, when she appeared at St. Andrew’s United Methodist Church, Syracuse. Her topic was on “Responsibility in Children.”

w/syrup, sausage links, hash browns, banana, orange juice, and milk THURSDAY - Italian spaghetti, buttered green beans, peach slices, chocolate pudding, cheese bun, and milk FRIDAY — Ham dinger sandwich w/cheese slice, potato rounds, lettuce salad, apricot cobbler, and milk Menu subject to change.

Additional questions may be answered by contacting Bruce Vernon, Youth Coordinator at the Cardinal Center/Job Center office, 269-9675.

Pictures the children have drawn will be displayed in local businesses during April. Several parents will be coming to school to show and share their special talents (hobbies) with the children. On April 30 at 7 p.m., there will be an open house for children attending the four- five-year-old program. Then on May 2 at 7 p.m. will be an open house for the three year program children. There will also be a bike day. Children are to bring their bikes, trikes or other riding toys to school to play outside.

WAWASEE COMMUNITY HIGHSCHOOL April 14-18 MONDAY — Beef and noodles or deli cold plate, whipped potatoes, apricots and milk TUESDAY — Ravioli w/cheese bun or barbecue pork sandwich, buttered green beans, strawberries and bananas, and milk WEDNESDAY — Tomato soup w/toasted cheese sandwich or chicken patty sandwich, hash browns, peach slices and milk THURSDAY - Sliced turkey roast w/dressing or Spanish hog dog sandwich, California blend w/cheese sauce, mixed fruit and milk FRIDAY — Pizza or fish nugget plate, lettuce salad, jello cubes, cookie and milk Menu subject to change.

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North Webster honor roll

The names of tlrose students at North Webster Junior High School who have attained honor roll status for the third nine-week grading period of the 1985-86 school year have been released by Principal Richard R. Long. Distinguished Honors Sixth grade — Chris Chalfant, Joe Rhodes, Aaron Sincroft, Heather Waldrop, Tammy Tom and Mikki Wagner. Seventh grade — Cal Coy, Jason Hollar and Mike Mattix. Eighth grade — Amy Barton, Christa Sincroft and Craig Streby. Regular Honors Sixth grade — Jill Hoffert, Dana Maggart, Janet Murphy, Michelle Price, Nicole Smith, Jeremy Sponseller, Angela Aldrich, Kathy Henwood, Dawn Wawasee math books selected i On Tuesday, April 1, the steering committee for the Wawasee Community School Corporation met and decided upon the math books which will be recommended to the Board of School Trustees for adoption at the next regular school board meeting on April 16. The texts will be on display for grades kindergarten through 12 in the central office from April 2 through 15. Interested patrons are invited to view these texts and direct any comments or questions to Director of Instructional Services Dr. Howard Hull.

Orban, Christi Rockenbaugh, Michelle Williamson, Christy Gorman, Monty Reynolds and Matthew Willard. Seventh grade — Charity Cripe, Cali Doll, Diane Leslie, Jason Mickley, Lisa Stookey, Matt Stump, Chris Wagoner, Clifford Clevenger, Dan Clevenger, Nicole Eisaman, Mike Gibson, Tara Parsons and Amanda Shoemaker. Eighth grade — Mike Bailey, Kimberlee Carmichael, Chris Conkling, Deanna Deßolf, Leanne Leinsetter, Jason Locke, Carri McKenzie, Chad Cotton, Jody Elliott, Kip Goebel, Wendy Mills and Joel Reynolds. Simcox honors Tisha Pletcher Secretary of State Ed Simcox has presented a Meritorious Hoosier Award to Tisha Pletcher for winning her school’s spelling bee. “I congratulate Tisha on winning Pierceton Middle School’s spelling bee. Her accomplishment should be recognized and admired by all,” Simcox said. Tisha is one of more than 57,000 fifth-, sixth-, seventh-, and eighth-grade students from 363 schools in Indiana and Ohio participating in the 32nd annual spelling bee. Meritorious Hoosier Awards are presented by Simcox to those citizens who have distinguished themselves in service to Indiana. College night set for parents There will be a meeting on Thursday, April 17, at 7 p.m., in the Wawasee Cafeteria Annex for parents of juniors planning to attend college in the fall of 1987. This is especially important for parents sending their first student to college. Items covered will be admission requirements, financial aid, deadlines, housing and so on. Marilynne Curtis and Dennis Perry, a college admissions director, will be presenting the program. "CUSTOM BACKHOE SERVICE" • Fill Dirt • Gravel WEALSOCARKY... • Gutwein Seed Corn & Beans • Bailey Seed Corn • Agro-Soy Seed Beans Bucher Farms CR 300E 455-9532 West Side Os Dewart Lake — 658 9305