The Mail-Journal, Volume 29, Number 39, Milford, Kosciusko County, 7 November 1990 — Page 11

School news

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TOP STUDENTS — Pictured are members of the Principal’s Honor Roll for the first grading period at Wawasee Middle School. The highest honor roll at the school, the Principal’s List is for students who’ve received an “A” in each subject and all satisfactory grades in citizenship. Shown in the first row, from left, are Amy Cockburn, sixth grade; Elizabeth Dull, sixth; Megan Fuller, sixth; Mark Haab, sixth, Mike Hay, sixth, and Tiffany Miller, sixth. In the second row are Alyson Mills, sixth; Rob Pinney, sixth; Kristine Shivers, sixth; Mandy Thomas, sixth; Katie Turco, sixth; Amanda Beer, seventh; Josh Bess, seventh, and Amy Pritchard,

Scouts hold pumpkin carving contest

Being Honor Den for the month of October, the Senior Webelos of Syracuse Cub Pack 3828 led the group in the Pledge of Allegiance at the October 15 pack meeting. Gale Baumgartner announced the end of the popcorn sales and that all orders were due in. The popcorn is scheduled to arrive by November 5. The Syracuse-Wawasee Rotary presented the pack with a S3OO donation from the Bike-a-Thon. Membership cards were presented to several Scouts and leaders. Bobcat awards were given to Logan Lees, Matt Martin, Joshua Bradley, Craig Troup, Kevin Newcomer, Cody Silva, Robbie Trame, Dustin Phalin, Justin Mazid, Jonathon Bradley, Stephen Farber, Steven Mikolacyzak, Cole Thomas, Paul Siedner, Chad Wooten, Alex Sielesnew and Mike Mench of Den 2. From Den 1 were Arron Drumm, Arron Torbin and Eric Stump. The program was presented by Rebecca Johnson, art teacher at Syracuse Elementary School. She offered suggestions of how to decorate a Halloween pumpkin.

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A pumpkin decorating contest was held with the following winners: Den Leaders choice, Jody VanLue; wierdest, Chris Baumgartner; scariest, Craig Troup; smallest, Troy Niles; Cub Scout theme, Tony Hoover; best decorated, Andrew Spurting; Cub Master’s choice, Cliff Schwartz; jack-o’-lantern, Rusty VanLue;

Speech team attends meet

The Wawasee Speech Team attended the Homestead Speech Meet in Fort Wayne on Saturday, Nov. 3. The team is coached by Pamela Tomes. At the meet, Chris Thornton

Measles epidemic

Inner-city children, those least likely to be vaccinated, have been the hardest hit in this year’s measles epidemic. So far this year, there have been more than 6,000 cases. Measles is an extremely

seventh. In the third row are Isaiah Rensburger, seventh; David Shipley, seventh; Ben Yoder, seventh; Jennie Boyer, eighth; Sarah Bultemeier, eighth; Beth Cockburn, eighth; MacKenzie Coy, eighth, and Patrina Dalio, eighth. Shown in the fourth row are Keith Galloway, eighth; Tony Ganshorn, eighth; Jenna Giadieux, eighth; Andy Magiera, eighth; Natalie Rabb, eighth; Courtney Singrey, eighth; Arnie Timm, eighth, and Jon Ummel, eighth. Not shown, but also on the Principal’s List, is Ryan Leamon. (Photo by Mark Huffman)

funniest, Adam Niles; happiest, Phillip Mallane; most original, Grayden Blue; and largest, Ryan Woods. Winners of a special drawing were Matt Linville, Kevin Newcomer, Chris Sabin, and Troy Niles. Prizes were donated by Video Connection. The next pack meeting is set for 7 p.m. on November 19.

received second place in Varsity Humorous and third place in Varsity Prose. Other students who attended the meet were Charity Stump, Barb Leininger, and Nate Graves. Rev. Leininger served as a judge.

dangerous disease and can cause such things as deafness, blindness, mental retardation and death. About one-fourth of preschoolers are not vaccinated, says Dr. William Roper of US Center for Disease Control. —

II TH ANNUAL {HIPT/NTY? HI BID AUCTION vAV / ♦ VCT T* Vr I SATURDAY, NOVEMBER xo, 1990 BEGINNING AT 8:05 A.M. f «t, I A MacGregor oil hardened % i f / \ \ ■ Persimmon driver valued at I ' f \ I I \ A $54.95 from LARIMER I I < 1 GREENSG C - I 1 I * J I % 1 complete Thanksgiving din- t y \ ner f° r 10'15 people worth t ™ J K ~ V $75.00 from W.G. CUSTOM X a I From LARIMER FURNI- 1 CATERING. 4 I TURE, a Flex-Steel traditional I f I sofa valued at $771.88. I t > W From LEISURE POOLS U A Hoover Innovation \ f B W AND SPAS, an above ground | model U 4233 upright sweeper val- 1 I From FAMILY FARE’S | % pool kit complete with liner, < I ued at $299.95 from ERV’S I I GRAND LEADER, a deluxe J) I valued at ■ SMALL APPLIANCE. f I fruit basket valued at $30.00. I \ From WESTSIDE FURNI- t 1 4 — 525.00 gift certificates J % TURE, a silk Fiscus 6!6 ft. tree > \ from FIEDEKE CLEAN- / with brass pot worth FRS J

The auction will be broadcast on WKAM 1460 only. All items must be paid for at our studios at 930 East Lincoln Avenue in Goshen by 2:00 P.M. on the day of auction or by NOON on the following Monday. CASH ONLY • PLEASE . . . sorry, no checks. All items not sold become property '

OTHER AUCTION ITEMS

From ARBY’S, 2 — $15.00 gift certificates. 4 — $15.00 gift certificates from BALLOON EXPRESS. From BALLOON FANTASY, a hot air balloon ride valued at $125.00. A $20.00 gift certificate from BONNIE GENE’S BOUTIQUE. From BRISTOL SPORTING GOODS, a fish locator val ued at $350.00. A 4 lb. bucket of CAPTURE carpet cleaner & overnight machine rental from CARPET GALLERY. This is a $28.00 value. From C & D FAX, $150.00 worth of fax paper. 4 — Coffee mugs filled with 14 lb. of turtles valued at $7.75 each from CLASSIC CHOCOLATES. From COCA-COLA, 1 case each of Sprite, Coca-Cola Classic & Diet Coke worth SIO.OO each. 2 — Twin spread sheet programs valued at $99.00 each from COMPUTER CONCEPTS. From COTTAGE CRAFTERS, 3 — SIO.OO gift certificates. A $25.00 gift certificate from DANDINO’S RESTAURANT. From ELKHART COIN EXCHANGE, one box of TOPPS 1990 wax packs. A SNAPPER leaf blower valued at $179.95 from ELKHART COUNTY FARM BUREAU CO-OP. From E. NEWCOMER & SON JEWELRY, a ladies' BULOVA ACATRON gold watch worth $200.00. From EVERETT’S SUPERMARKET, 1 large sandwich tray valued at $32.00 and 1 large shrimp tray worth $50.00. From FAMILY FARE’S GRAND LEADER, AN “Entertainer” platter worth $49.95, a $30.00 gift certificate. From GOOD LIFE CHRISTIAN BOOKSTORE, a Christian T-shirt valued at SIO.OO. A $50.00 gift certificate from GOSHEN CARPET CENTER From GOSHEN FITNESS ACADEMY & MARTIAL ARTS, 3 months of lessons for TAE KWON DO. A $130.00 value. A $50.00 gift certificate from GOSHEN FLORAL. From GOSHEN LIGHTING GALLERY, a 42" polished brass paddle fan with lights valued at $59.95. A Super Pole basketball pole worth $225.00 from GOSHEN SPORTING GOODS. From HOBBY COUNTRY, a Pro-tec skateboard helmet worth $35.95.

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CITIZENS OF THE MONTH — These North Webster Elementary students were named the school’s Citizens of the Month for October. Pictured in the first row, from left, are Jessica Clevenger, Ashley Roth, Kari Kuhn, Melissa Grubbs, Kelly Bauman, Keith Kellog, Michael Garman and Brooke Cunningham. The second row consists of Toby Witmer, Kyle Farrell, Tasha

A $94.50 weekend package from HOLIDAY INN OF GOSHEN. From JENKINS AUTOMOTIVE, a rechargeable flashlight worth $11.99. A dart board with Old English Brisscll board cabinet worth $89.95 from JERRY’S CARPET From KAT'S CAKES, a 9x13 sheet cake valued at $9.00. A Zenith 13" model 513048 portable color TV valued al $229.95 from KINDY TV. From LARRY’S UPHOLSTERY SHOP, a $50.00 gift certificate. A helmet valued at $150.00 from MAPLE CITY gfcLE. From Leisure POOLS AND SPAS, a w-cckcn<Pvcnial of a hot tub valued at $150.00; 2 — $50.00 gift certificates; a $12.95 Chicago Bulls T-shirt; a Chicago Cubs T-shirt worth $12.95; an Indiana University T-shirt valued at $12.95; and a Purdue University beach towel valued al $18.95. 2 — Fire extinguishers worth $23.35 each from MAPLE CITY FIRE EXTINGUISHERS. From MAPLES DINING, 4 — SIO.OO gift certificates. A two pound box of mixed chocolates worth $20.50 from MARIE’S CANDIES. From MEDIVAC OF GOSHEN, 14 hour sight seeing tour from the air. Valued at $65.00. A weather alert worth $53.00 from MILLER’S TV. From MENNO TRAVEL, a SIOO.OO gift certificate. A front end alignment and balance for most American can worth $52.50 from MONTEITH TIRE. From MY WATERBED STORE, a queen size comforter set with sheets valued at $149.95. A "Master" brand heavy duty 3-hole paper punch valued at $83.20 and a 3-M desk organizer worth $15.40 from NBS OFFICESUPPLY. From NEW IMAGE SALON, a 30 day unlimited tanning session worth $30.00. A sound activated cave man worth 524.00 from NEW PARIS HARDWARE FROM NOBLE’S SHOES. 3 — $20.00 gift certificates. A SIO.OO gift certificate from THE NUT SHOPPE. From THE OASIS, 4 — SIO.OO gift certificates. 2 — SIO.OO gift certificates from OLD MILL INN. From OLD WORLD COPPERSMITH. A 3 piece set of copper candle holders valued at $29.95. 2—l lb. boxes of turtles from THE OLYMPIA. Valued at $9.50 each.

Wed., November 7,1990 — THE MAIL-JOURNAL

Blankenship, Amber Fry, Jake Baker, Mark Merchant and Megan King. Standing in the third row are Aaron Jaress, Luke Baker, Josh Adams, Carissa Coverstone, Schaya Thomas. Kassie Biddle and Sarah LeCount. Not pictured are Kelsey Van Sickle, Jill Rogers, Brett Ehman and Chandra Lisota. (Photo by Mitchell Stinson)

of WKAM. NO ITEM WILL BE SOLD AT MORE THAN ITS LISTED RETAIL PRICE!! We reserve the right to NOT sell any item if bid is insufficient. WKAM encourages you to stop by the stores and look at items you will bid on.

f rom ONCE A CHILD, a $20.00 gifi certificate. A gift certificate valued at $7.98 for a dinner box for 2 from PENGUIN POINT. From PILCHER'S SHOES, 4 — $30.00 gift certificates. 2 — $5.00 gift certificates from PLAIN & FANCY. From PONDEROSA, 4 dinners of your choice A $38.00 value. An I8"x26" VENETIAN mirror worth $33.00 from QUALITY GLASS. From SHIPSHEWANA CRAFT BARN, a 14" solid oak Lazy Susan valued at $39.95; one pair of tickets valued at $7.00 for a buggy ride; and a Madam Alexander collector doll worth $43.75. A SIO.OO gift certificate from the SHRIMPBOAT. From SNIDER'S JEWELERS, a Linden musical jewelry box with 4 drawers valued at $79.95. 2 gallons of “TEXEL” egg shell finish latex interior paint valued at $37.50 from SNYDER’S PAINTS. From SORG DODGE, one case of 10W30 motor oil worth $16.80, and one $25.00 oil change for a Chrysler built car. One quart of their famous chili worth $5.25 from SOUTH SIDE SODA SHOP. From SPORTS DEN, 2 large "Sports Den” special pizzas with 2 orders of breadsticks and 2 pitchers of soft dnnks valued at $35.00 and 4—l large “Sports Den” special pizza with everything worth $12.99. A fresh Thanksgiving centerpiece worth $30.00 and a fresh Christmas centerpiece worth $30.00 from TERRI’S FLOWER BASKET. From TOOLS UNLIMITED, a Makita circular saw worth $125.00. 4 — Medium VILLA SPECIAL pizzas worth $11.75 each from VILLA PIZZERIA From TROYER SEED CO., 2 — 50 lb. bags of Kellogg's Favonte bird feed worth $10.70 each; 2 — 6' to 7’ fresh cut Christmas trees worth $30.00 each; and a 40 lb. bag of Pure Bred Reg. or Mini chunk dog food valued at $28.35 A $59.95 BEARS NFL Jacket and a tool box valued from $lB 99 from WELDY AUTO PARTS From YODER DEPT. STORE, 2 — $24.00 gift certificates. One ZIEBART rust protection pkg. worth $289.00 from ZIEBART OF GOSHEN

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