The Mail-Journal, Volume 1, Number 25, Milford, Kosciusko County, 9 August 1962 — Page 8

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

The stance should be somewhat square to the intended line of flight—possibly a little closed, with the right foot drawn only slightly back to facilitate a free hip turn by setting the right hip » in position to turn out of the way freely. Your feet should be at least as far apart a»s<your shoulders and Xyour knees flexed so you have a solid balance and connection the ground so you may use body and foot work together. The ball should be left fit center —about off the left heel for the driver and very slightly more toward center for each succeeding club due to loft and length of club. There isn’t a greatdeal of loft on the wood clubs, anayou must be careful to level club headarc so as not torfti4kesax>’’call on the down swing, which would cause the ball to be driven into the ground because there wasn’t enough loft left on the club to get the ball airborn. WATER SAFETY FUND CAMPAIGN COMING TO CLOSE The Syracuse-Wayasee Water Safety Council is going all out while winding up their nickel donation campaign. The clock will be started on August 13, so be sure your donations are turned in to a water council member before it is too late. Then, on or about August 21, keep your eye on the front ' window of Rose’s jewelry store in Syracuse. The clock will stop . . . but when? The money raised through this campaign will go towards the cost of the water safety program sponsored each year by business people and interested individuals. It helps pay the instructors and lifeguards needed for this program. ‘Blind Bogey’ Is Play At Wawasee Golf Course “Blind Bogey” was the play of the day at the Wawasee Golf club on Tuesday, Aug. 7. Eleanor Champion, Melba Kintigh and Izzy Stahley were winners in the 18 hole game with Melba Leinhart winning putts. In the 9 hole play Della Baumgartner won first with Irene Bucher winning second and Nancy Grove putts. On Tuesday, Aug. 14, the club members will go to Kendallville f Country club’s invitational. The club’s handicap and champion tournaments are now in progress.

ATTENTION! Attention! 1962 graduates of Syracuse high school who are to attend college, business schools, beauty schools or other advanced educational institutions are to meet at the high school building Sunday, August 19, at 1 o’clock. A group picture is to be taken.

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Gerald Pletcher On USS Samuel B. Roberts NEWPORT, R. I. — Gerald D. Pletcher, machinist’s mate second class, USN, son of Mrs. Mae E. Kuhn of Leesburg, is serving aboard the destroyer USS Samuel B. Roberts, slated to return to Newport, R. 1., on August 5, following a four-week anti-submar-ine warfare training exercise. The Roberts is a unit of Task Group Alfa, which began the exercises, July 6, off the coast of the United States. The exercises carried the task group to the coast of Canada. The Roberts visited Quebec City, Canada, during the cruise. The ship is a modernized destroyer carrying anti-submarine rockets and a helicopter designed for anti-submarine warfare use. MIXED BOWLING LEAGUE NOW ORGANIZING On Friday night, August 17, at 7:30 o’clock, the mixed doubles will hold their pre-bowling meeting at the Wawasee Bowl. A representative from mixed teams already bowling and others wishing to bowl are asked to attend this meeting. Milford Girls Attend ‘Operation Suitcase* Miss Janice Rapp, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Marvin Rapp, and Miss Marcia Dewart, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Randall Dewart, both of Milford, were among 44 girls who attended “Operation Suitcase” on Sunday, August 5. “Operation Suitcase” was sponsored by the Pan Hellinie League of Warsaw. The event was held in the Hobart Creighton home and was for girls entering their freshman year at colleges with sororI ities.

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