The Mail-Journal, Volume 23, Number 58, Milford, Kosciusko County, 4 February 1987 — Page 14

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School news

FEA features smoking education program

The American Lung Association’s Smoking Education program was presented at the North Webster Elementary school Tuesday afternoon by Ann Vitaniemi and Kristina Lange. Vitaniemi and Lange are students at Wawasee High School, and members of the Future Educators of America club. The local FEA group has 26 future teachers Xn it most of which are participating in the smoking education program. The program was started in 1972, and uses high school students that are interested in being future teachers, to teach grades four and five the effects of smoking. During the program students were given a small straw and told to breathe out of it, when they found this difficult, an FEa member explained to them that a person with emphysema takes every breath struggling in that

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SMOKING EDUCATION — Kristina Lange and Ann Vitaniemi are shown giving a presentation on Smoking Education at North Webster Elementary school, Tuesday afternoon. (Photo by Carla Gaff)

MORE THAN AN INSTITUTION “Good Bed" I "I like the meals" "Definitely the Euchre Games" aßfefe j "I'm treated well" s / -z < i -*■ ._, / i \ Wf The nurses * F > • . ir “■ Good eats and good care t" "It's a friendly place" "Lots to do" ] "Activities" "My room" "I just plain like it" ■ '• "The parties, like our New Year's party" ■"Everyone is friendly" Jj - "Before I came here I was lonely” w W These are just a few of the responses given when folks were asked what they liked about living at Miller's Merry Manor, Inc., Warsaw. This "survey" of sorts was part of the Home Sweet Home Celebration held Thursday, January 15th at Miller's. Festivities included a noon banquet with invocation by Chaplain Norm Helfers. Piano selections were provided by Gladys Boice, Cleo Shafer and Gladys Haas — all residents. Those residents having lived here more than 5 years were adorned with an Olympic type medal. On the medallion was the number of years each resident has been a resident of this home. In all there were twenty. The resident who has been here the longest is Miss Helen Dederick. Helen has been in our Miller's home for 17 years. "There is no place like home" it's true, but at Miller's Merry Manor, Inc., Warsaw, every possible effort is taken to make it as much "like home" as possible. HAPPY BIRTHDAY TO YOU ... 2nd ANNUAL BAKE SALE Dakota Kroggel . 2-1-05 Good Luck to Sylvia Hardy and Activity Department is Martha Waech 2-1-13 Joan Kilmer. They both went e again sponsoring a bake ?l'« nA H m T merman ?» ln h ° mea t , ' e^shor ' re ' :upera,i ' l9 rhe ken"'lobby V on Clifford Tutterrow 2-8-10 stay with us. I3fh from 9:00 om. io 4:00 p.m R m j° L ßerry 2 17*?4 mone y mode will be used io Laura Ganger 24942 WE ARE in need of bingo prizes !"" d . s P' cia ' ac,ivi,ies ,or ,° u ; «740 XX’r’X 2 “ ’° combs. S C andy ner e.c.'’Pl-- "1 X R °T | DianeWagley 2-5-?? deliver to the Activities Room. J jt y delicious June Hastings 2-14-?? Thank you!! ass.stance. . Elizabeth Stout 2-20-?? HUG DAY ONCE AGAIN A "HUGE" SUCCESS The residents and staff at Miller's were once again hugging the day away on January 21st. It was National Hug Day and we all took full advantage of it. Every resident had a signup sheet and solicited for hugs and every employee had to sign their name after each hug. The results were fantastic. Even though there was a winner who received the most hugs and a winner who gave the most hugs everyone was a winner because hugs make you feel good all day. Try it yourself today! Merry Manon Inc. "The Health Care Professionals With The Home Town Touch" County noth ita. M7->TU WARSAW JN Providers of 24 Hour Professional Nursing Care

..fashion. And that if they smoke, in time they also could have a hard-time breathing. A smoking simulator, better known as a smoking dummy, was used to simulate the effects done to the lungs by smoking. The lungs were removed so that students were able to see the amount of smoke and nicotine in them. A graph and visuals, were shown to the students in order to encourage better understanding and questions. And they had plenty of questions. However most seemed to know a great deal about the harm that smoking does to the smoker, but were concerned about what second hand smoke could do to them. To this question, Lange and Vitaniemi, explained the amount of harm that can be done without frightening the students. Ann Vitaniemi is planning to to attend Purdue College, and hopes'

to teach third or fourth grade elementary students. She states that she has always wanted to be a teacher, and that she feels that participating in FEA is good training. Kristina Lange is also interested in teaching but has not yet decided if its for her. She’s

North Webster honor roll given

Richard R. Long, principal of North Webster School, has released the names of those students who have attained honor roll status for the second nineweek grading period. , • - Distinguished Eighth grade — Mike Mattix, Joni Simpson and Tina Horwitz

planning to attend Manchester College, to study medicine or education. The Wawasee FEA group will be spending the next two weeks presenting its smoking education program to all fourth and fifth grade students in the school corporation.

Seventh grade — Christopher Chalfant, Joseph Rhodes, Heather Waldrop and Christy Gorman Regular Eighth grade — Jason Hollar, Sherry Rice, Charity Cripe, Krista Guimond, Tara Parson, Tameche Shock, Lisa Stookey and Daniel Clevenger Seventh grade — Tammy Tom, Thanh Tran, Ryan Coverstone, Jill Hoffert, Matt Johnson, Kevin Lundy, Janet Murphy, Aaron Sincroft, Nichole Smith, Mikki Wagner, Matthew Willard, Eric Streby, Jeremy Sponseller, Damian Lambright, Kathy Henwood and Heather Carty Sixth grade — Stacey Lea Coy, Debra Black, Tammy Clark, Melinda Gibbs, Tysha Hunnicutt, Catherine King, Heather Madden, Gina Minton, Christy Richcreek, Christi Savage, Janie Wright, Stephen Yargosz, Brandi Doll, Minh Tran, Chad Williamson, Ryan Shoemaker and Lee Ann Kuilema

Self-selling

It’s all right to believe in yourself — but don’t be too easily convinced.

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SPRING MUSICAL — Students with special parts in this year’s spring musical at North Webster are pictured above. In the front from left are Carissa Coverstone, Jamie Mock, Natalie, Eisaman, Misty Gaerte, Britt Phillips, Haili Singrey, Sarah LeCount. In the middle row, from left, are Amanda Fouts, Ann Corbin, Erin Griffith, Carly Janacek and Jenny Marty. In back, from left, are Jonah Storey, Jeff Salisbury and Jessi Maule.(Photo by Carla Gaff)

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MOUTH-TO-MOUTH — The eighth grade health classes at North Webster Junior High are currently learning mouth-to-mouth resuscitation so that they might be able to help in an emergency. In the photo is Jill Haney, Debbie Jensen, Bobbie Aistrop and Jennifer West. (Photo by Carla Gaff)

School lunch

WAWASEE COMMUNITY HIGHSCHOOL February 9-13 MONDAY — Dry beef gravy on a biscuit or fish sandwich, California blend, peach slices, and milk TUESDAY — Ravioli w/garlic toast or chicken nuggets w/fries, buttered green beans, pear half, pudding, and milk WEDNESDAY - Pancakes and sausages or deli cold plate, hash browns, blueberries, and milk THURSDAY - Chili mac w/bread and butter or ham dinger sandwich w/cheese, cauliflower, cherry crisp, and milk FRIDAY — Pizzaboat, toss salad, jello w/fruit, Valentine cake, and milk Menu subject to change. MILFORD SYRACUSE NORTH WEBSTER ELEMENTARY AND JUNIORfiIGH February 9-13 MONDAY — Pig-in-a-poke, criss cut fries, celery and sticks, mix fruit, and milk TUESDAY — Pizza casserole, buttered green beans, apple crisp, bread and butter, and milk WEDNESDAY - Cream chicken on a biscuit, California blend, peach slices, peanut butter fudge, and milk THURSDAY - Goulash, toss salad, pineapple slices, hot roll w/butter, and milk FRIDAY — Ham dinger sandwich, tater tots, mixed fruit, Valentine cake, and milk Menu subject to change. K of C to hold free throw championship The Syracuse Knights of Columbus Free Throw Championship is slated to begin at 9:30 a.m., Saturday, Feb. 7, at the Syracuse Elementary School gymnasium, with those aged 11 through 14 welcome to participate. Students from Milford/ North Webster, and Syracuse may register at the school prior to the event or on the day of the contest. Both boys and girls contests will bestaged.

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INSTRUMENTAL CONTEST — Eighth grade band students are practicing for an instrumental contest to be held at Wawasee High School Saturday, Feb. 7. In the front row, from left, are: Karen Butt, Melanie Anderson, Jodi Finlinson, and Lori Gargett. In the back row are Roger Martin, Mat Pritchard, Jenna DeSomer, Lori Mullins, and Lori Boles.

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CIRCUS WEEK — Syracuse Elementary School third graders stand in front of some of the decorations made this week in preparation of the group’s trip to the Shrine Circus Friday, Feb. 6. The students will be joining other Kosciusko County third graders for a day at the circus. After studying a circus unit, PTO room mothers helped the students decorate the school’s hallway. Students, from left, include: Devon Reed, Todd Valentine, Kelly Byrer, Nicole Arnott, Aaron Knisley, Rusty Gordon, Penny Summerlot, and Chandra Mathew.

Honor roll for Milford Junior High

The honor roll for Milford Junior High has been released. Those students making the honor roll for the second grading period are:

Distinguished Eighth grade — Matt Habb and Britani Stoller Seventh grade — Rita Beer, Jenny Lotter, Trisha Mikel, Loretta Schafer, and Kerri Speicher Sixth grade — Jenny Beer, _ Sarah Cripe, Erika Lange,' Jeremy Price, Emily Webster, and Matt Wilkinson '. Regular Eighth grade — Keith Bice, Aaron Dial, Shawn Krull, Moni Lange, Spencer Martin, Lisa Mikel, and Suzanne Schwartz Seventh grade — Tim Bradley, Kirk Dewart, Doug Free, Jeff Grindle, Melanie Hobbs, Anna Sanders, Charity Stump, Wendy West, and Bruce Furney Sixth grade — Jonah Beer, Matt Beer, Kelly Dewees, Chad Dippon, Bryon Kaufman, Lisa Klotz, Michelle Lehman, Spencer Long, tricxa Lozano, Cory Ma-

A musical celebration of freedom The North Webster Elementary school will be performing its spring concert ‘A Musical Celebration of Freedom/ on February 9 at 7 p.m. in the school gymnasium. All students in kindergarten and grades one and two will be performing a variety of patriotic selections including; ‘ ‘America, America The Beautiful,” “Under the Umbrella of The Red, White and Blue,” and many others. The choirs will be under the direction of Karilyn Metcalf and Annette Mock. Piano accompaniment will be provided by Marcia Conkling. No admission will be charged, and the entire public is Financial Aid Workshop There will be a Financial Aid Form workshop Thursday, Feb. 5, at 7 p.m., in Room 118 in Wawasee High School. This is a line by line workshop to assist parents filling out the 1987-1988 FAF. Parents needing assistance should plan to attend this meeting with the form filled in as much as possible before the meeting. Steve Petty, Grace College Financial Aid Director, and Marilynne Curtis, guidance director at Wawasee High School, will be presenting the workshop. The FAF must be mailed by March 1, and the suggested mailing date is February 15 if at all possible.

ning, Anna Meyers, Kyle Newcomer, Malena Schmucker, Jennifer Seemeyer, Jill Seemeyer, and Tricia Wuthrich So spake the Father Our Country: One of George Washington’s more memorable sayings at Valley Forge was this notable quote: “If you can’t send men, send tobacco.”