mentalh monthCounty Mental Health n is kicking off its fund year with a pancake ■IcDonald’s Restaurant . from 6 p m. to 9 p.m. lie is invited to come “all the pancakes you for just 99 cents. The rom the sale of panto go to the Mental ociation.ber of the National a of Mental Health, hn. is expected to be onelp celebrate the oc-Mental Health Month rs will be calling on businesses throughout r during the month, to the president. Rev. rd.verleaf 4-Herleaf 4-H Club met at [igh School May 3. ting u as called to order leader Glenn Kumpf record books and 4-H le members. He also slides of some 4-H rom previous years, ine members and two ttended the meeting, ing w ill be at 7:30 p.m.May 18, at Staunton al.The next Ernest Hemingway may be enrolled at Van Buren Elementary School. Students recently wrote and illustrated 14 books and submitted them to the Young Authors Book Fair in Terre Haute. The books included: The 1977 World Series by Barry Corder and Brad James, Poetry by Kim Egloff, Pot Luck by Diana Akers, George the Genius by Bobby Bauman, The Adventure of Robert Richards by Dottie Cash, Molly's Exciting Day by Robin Cramer, Where's My Tusks by Traci Morris, The Mysterious Happening by Toni Wolf, Watch Your Manners by Shawn Lucas, Tammy by Angela Rowings,Cooky by Tina Price, Clara by Stephanie Shipp, Rhymes, Verses by Michelle Timko and Reptiles, Animals and Mammals by Kenny Corder. Those helping with the art or writing included, from left, front row, Kenny Corder, Shawn Lucas, Angela Rowings, Stephanie Shipp, Tina Price and Michelle Timko; second row, Pam Miller, Diana Aker, Hettie Cash, Traci Norris, Kim Egloff and Bobby Bauman; third row, Teacher Barbara Patterson, Barry Corder, Brad James, Lori Price, Robin Cramer, Toni Wolf, Kelly Grantham and Principal Helep Remington. (Times photo by Reid Cherner)Studentswritelaving the party, u're the frosting cake! Come and ite with us.