The Mail-Journal, Volume 1, Number 17, Milford, Kosciusko County, 7 June 1962 — Page 6

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KALE ISLAND BEACON — Shown above is Kale Island Beacon. It is a well known place in our lake area. The Beacon serves good food and features a family dining room. George and Mary

Tips For Better Golf ■■■■ By Pro Don Byrd Wawasee Golf Course

The grip without doubt is one of the most important fundamentals of the golf swing. All the finest players in the world have characteristically good sound grips. Some overlap (Vardon grip), some interlock, and some neither (baseball). But, regardless of this “little finger” connection of the two hands as a unit, the position of the hands relative to man's physical structure is allimportant. When standing completely relaxed with both hands at your side, the position the hands are in is the position they should be placed on the club. 1. Place the-club diagonally across the left hand so the club is in mostly a finger grip. If the grip were arger one could palm it much like a .baseball bat, but, the grip issmal and must primarily be held in the fingers. 2. Close the left hand so the butt of the hand is on top of the club to firmly receive the pressure of the grip exerted by the fingers underneath. 3. Place the right hand (again in the fingers) on the club, allowing the right little finger to overap the left index finger. This overlapping reinforces the left index finger’s strength on the club. By Milford Locals Mr. and Mrs. Harry Good of Milford were Sundays dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. Richard Ganger and family of Goshen. They attended Sunday school and church at the Plymouth United Church Os Christ. During the worship service, Steve and Tom Ganger, sons of the Gangers, received their God and Country awards. Mr. and Mrs. Delbert Dippon and family of Milford entertained at a wiener roast and buffet dinner Sundy night. Those attending were Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Bucher, Mr. and Mrs. Leo Anglin and Mr. and Mrs. Willard Conn, all of the Dewart Lake area. Mr. and Mrs. Ted Auer and son, Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Hirschman and Mr. and Mrs. Tommy Auer, all of Syracuse, Mr. and Mrs. George Auer, Jr., of near Milford and Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Whetten

Wawasee Golf Club North Shore Lake Wawasee "Finest In Lake Region" Don Byrd, Pro-Owner Gordon Byrd, Pro • Expert Instruction (Class “A” PGA) • Fine Club House Facilities • Sporty Well Manicured Course • Excellent Food & Drink «

DRIFTWOOD ROOM AND 19TH HOLE - CHUCK TODD, Mgr. We Cater To Parties and Banquets GREEN FEES MEMBERSHIPS $3.00 Single S7O TWILIGHT RATE Man and Wife - SBS After 4:30 - $2.00 Social $9.00

Evans are in their fifth summer as owners of The Beacon. Bartenders are Bill Duerk and Norman Robie. Mabel Mabie is the chef. You’ll find The Beacon located near the Chinese Gardens.

contrast, when interlocking two fingers are pulled partially off the grip, resulting in a slight loss of pressure to the grip. 4. Close the right hand so the left thumb fits snuggly in the groove in the palm of the right hand. A simple means of checking this correct hand position is to make certain the arrows formed by the thumbs and forefingers point in the vicinity of the right shoulder, and children of Milford were guests Sunday at a chicken barbeque dinner at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Scott of near Milford. Mrs. Delbert Dippon and daughter Judy, Mrs. Aileen Poe and Cynthia Bucher, all of Milford, are spending a few days in Indianapolis visiting Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Neterer and family. They plan to return home Friday. Memorial Day guests of Mr. and Mrs. Glen Morehead and two daughters of Milford were Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Biller and two sons of Goshen. Mr. and Mrs. Bill Sutton and three sons of Angola, Mrs. Matilda Beer and daughter Esther of Milford were Sunday dinner guests at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Harry Beer and son. Evening callers of the Harry Beers were Mr. and Mrs. Ted Beer of Fort Wayne, Mrs. Esther Haab and Doral Haab, both of Milford.

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WAWASEE BOWL Now Open OPEN 10 A.M. TIL CLOSE OPEN BOWLING AT ALL TIMES Daily Luncheon Served In Our WAWASEE BOWL Phone: 457-3855 Syracuse

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TO YOU - - WHO HAVE BEEN GONE ALL WINTER WELCOME BACK TO LAKE WAWASEE AND SYRACUSE LAKE HAVE ANOTHER SUMMER OF FUN AND ENTERTAINMENT “FASHION CENTER OF THE LAKE AREA” Wearing Apparel For The Entire Family

Kale Island Beacon Near Chinese Gardens ‘— Lake Wawasee A Good Place To Meet And Eat Steaks - Chickens Seafoods ALSO CARRY-OUT YOUR FAVORITE WINES AND BEVERAGES SERVING DAILY FROM 8 AM (Except Sun.) Bring The Family, And Come As You Are Phone:4s7-2411 For Reservations

Flotilla Parade Coming June 17 Sunday, June 17, honoring Father’s Day, more than 100 festooned and decorated pontoon boats will circle the 27 mile shoreline of Lake Wawasee at the Second Annual Flotilla Parade, Eli Lilly is to be honorary commodore and “Miss Indiana’’ is to be an honorary guest. John Kroh, president of the A gala Flotilla Ball sponsored by the Syracuse-Wawasee chamber of commerce, will inaugurate the summer season at Lake Wawasee on Saturday evening, June 16. Dancing will begin at 9:00 at

chamber of commerce, and “Miss Indiana,” Kathy Burke of Terre Haute, will lead the parade of boats which is scheduled to take at least three hours. The parade will begin at 1:00 p.m. at Johnson’s Bay and public viewing sites have been provided and will be well marked. The Syracuse band will lead a number of musical aggregations. They will be aboard the stern wheel paddle boat, the Wawasee Belle. Numerous groups from the area have aready been booked by pontoon boat sponsors for the event Last year more than 100 entries appeared. Flotilla Ball

Howard’s foods Open Daily 11 a.m. to 9 p.m. Sundays and Holidays 11a.m. to 7:30 p.m. BUFFET LUNCH STARTING MONDAY, JUNE 4th All You Can Eat ONLY $125 SERVED 11 A.M. TO 3 P.M.

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Hoosier Skateland with Jimmy Stier’s 12-piece orchestra providing the music. A nautical motif will be carried out with the music eminenting from a pontoon boat which will be entered in the threehour pontoon Flotilla to be held Sunday. The Flotilla Ball will be held for adults only as a junior dance has been planned for Friday night, June 15. Bobby Wear and his orchestra will play for the Junior Ball, with the maximum age limit of 21 set for this dance. Bob Rule is parade marshall and Tom Socks, general chairman. Rules and entry blanks for panoon boat owners and sponsors of boats may be obtained from the Wawasee Sportsman Center in Syracuse. Clem Lisor is registration chairman. WINS INDIANA CROWN Miss Sue Ann Traster, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. F. J. Traster, Syracuse, placed first in the In-

For All Os You George, Bill Jerry, David, Chas., Delbert, Jim, Larry, Grace And Wales

diana thirteen year-old and over division of the states contests last week end at East Gary, Indiana. Sue Ann won the crown for Indiana when she twirled off with all other first place winners. Other states were Ohio, Illinois, Wisconsin, Tennessee, lowa and Michigan. Other events Sue placed in at the same contest were: one baton solo, second; flag, second; fancy strutting, third. She received trophies for each event. This was an NBTA National open contest, along with the states contest.

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Robert Anderson To Serve As Military Aide MUNCIE — Robert C. Anderson, Leesburg, will serve as a military aide at commencement at Ball State Teachers college Sunday, June 10. The aides were recommended by the air science staff and appointed by the college president, Dr. John R. Emens. Anderson is the son of Robert C. Anderson, r 2, Leesburg and a graduate of Leesburg school.