The Mail-Journal, Volume 23, Number 23, Milford, Kosciusko County, 4 June 1986 — Page 12

THE MAIL-JOURNAL —Wed., June 4,1986

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School news

Special Olympics held at Notre Dame in May

The Special Olympics Area II Regional Meet was held on Saturday and Sunday, May 24-25, at the

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SPECIAL OLYMPICS — Pictured are the students who competed in the Special Olympics Area II Regional Meet on May 24-25 at Notre Dame. In front is Raymond Blosser. In the middle row are Ralph Fink. Billy Cole, Carrie Acton, and Debbie Jensen. In back is John Medlock. Not present for the picture was Harold Cole. (Photo by Leslie Miller)

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University of Notre Dame. Listed below are the names and events of those that competed in the con-

test from the Syracuse area. Raymond Blosser — second place in the softball throw and fourth place in the 50 meter run. Billy Cole — second place in the 50 meter run and second place in softball. Carrie Acton — first place in the softball throw, third place in the 25 meter freestyle swim, and fourth place in the 50 meter run. Ralph Fink — first place in the 25 meter freestyle swim, second place in softball, and fourth place in the running long jump. Debbie Jensen — first place in the 100 meter run, first place in the 25 meter freestyle swim, and third place in softball. John Medlock — first place in the 50 meter run, second place in the softball throw, and second place in the 25 meter freestyle swim. Harold Cole — second place in the 400 meter run and second place in the standing long jump. Carrie Acton, Ralph Fink, Debbie Jensen, and John Medlock will be going on to compete at the University of Notre Dame on June 10-12 for the state swimming meet. Drinking and strokes CHICAGO — Men who drink heavily are nearly three times more likely to suffer a stroke caused by a ruptured blood vessel than non-drinkers, researchers reported recently.

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SCHOLASTIC ATHLETIC AWARD — Pictured are the recipients of the Scholastic Athletic Award that was presented on Thursday, May 29, at Syracuse Middle School. On the left is Jenna DeSomer, seventh grade; Darcey Smith, eighth grade; David Schmahl, eighth grade; Tiffany Titus, sixth grade; and Brent Baker, sixth grade. Absent was Bobby Livermore, seventh grade.

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SEVENTH GRADE SHOLAR-ATHLETES — The following Milford Junior High School seventh grade students were presented with scholastic-athletic awards during the school’s Awards Day ceremony last week. ■* - In the front row are Britani Stoller, Lisa Mikel, Chris Mort and Matt Haab. In the second row are Suzanne Schwartz, Becki Haab, Keith Bice and Moni Lange. (Photo by Paul Siegfried)

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EIGHTH GRADE SHOLAR-ATHLETES — The following Milford Junior High School eighth grade students were presented with scholastic-athletic awards during the school’s Awards Day ceremony last week. In the front row are Andy Eberly, Jennifer Melendez, Jason Douglas and Annette Wilson. In the second row are Doug Stump, Staci Bricker, Krista Zimmerman, Sara Wilkinson and Julie Bender. (Photo by Paul Siegfried)

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ACADEMIC AWARD WINNERS — Pictured are the students from Syracuse Middle School who were recognized with the Academic Award for their achievements in a particular area of study. The awards were presented during a ceremony on Thursday, May 29. Pictured in tne front row are Mike Tuttle, social studies and publications: Scott Berkey, science: Teresa Coy, social studies: and David Hilker, publications. In the back row are Russell Anderson, science: Tonya Perzanowski, publications: David Schmahl, algebra and language arts: Tina Liberti, science: and Cuong Reed, mathematics and physical education. Not pictured were Kari Timm, language arts; and Angela Kistler, physical education.

Thank You! We would like to thank all who attended and helped make our open house a big success. Special thanks to Jean Treesh and Elsie Free for helping with the ribbon cutting and to those who sent the beautiful floral arrangements, they were greatly appreciated. Our open house door prize winners were: 1) Lee McFarren, Milford - Statue of Liberty Centennial Rug 2) Margaret Hughes, Warsaw — Floor Lamp 3) Christina Lehman, Warsaw — Ceiling Fan Jerry And Georgia Bray Jerry’s Carpet & Furniture, Inc. SR 15S - MILFORD 658-4046 j Tom’s Donuts j SR 13, SYRACUSE ■OPENING THURSDAY JUNE 5] 5 a.m.-9p.m. 9 (Open 7 Days A Week Made The Old Fashion Way Baked Fresh Daily J 52 Varieties | | f Bring This Ad In-Good For 50' Off ■ Any Dozen Donuts ■ : fflgl ___ with our own Special Rteip” ||

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RECORD BREAKERS — Three Milford Junior High track team members broke.county records at the recent county track championship. Shown are Krissy Eisenhour, who broke the county and school record in the 400 meter dash with a time of 62.72 seconds, and set a new school mark in the 100 meter hurdles with a time of 16.88 seconds, Steve Marquart, who Jjroke the county and school records in the 400 meter dash with a time of 55.36 seconds, and Jason Douglas, who set a new county time in the 1600 meter run with a time of 4:59.0. (Photo by Paul Siegfried)

Awards given at Syracuse Elementary School

Listed below are the students at Syracuse Elementary School who received awards for their outstanding performance during the school year. Academic Fitness Award — Ryan Booher, Sheri Broekers, Ashley Dick, Tami Feaster, Brian Grothaus, Christy Kelly, Brad Koser, Joanna Lant, Andy Liberti, Amy Logan, Craig Martindale, Todd Martz, Jesse Rude, Carrie Schmahl, Miranda Wolfe, Amy Pratt, and Stacey NeteretPerfect Attendance Awards —' Raymond Butler, /Katy Mahnensmith, Tony Meek, Chris Ponciroli, Kim Nguyen, Todd Martz, Jeremy Brickey, Amy Ridings, Tayna Overton, Gabe Ritter, Mike Harter, Eric Myers, and Mrs. Robinson, who has not missed a day in four years. Letter For Good Attendance — Tyson Mock, who received only one tardy throughout the year. Femininity American designers are accenting femininity in their creations for fall and winter. Buyers saw a return to bodyconscious fashions. Cashmere and cardigan sweaters ate big on the fall scene. The turtleneck sweater continues to be strong style as is the short, | fitted jacket.