The Mail-Journal, Volume 2, Number 21, Milford, Kosciusko County, 4 July 1963 — Page 6

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TIPPY CHAMPS — Pictured above are the champions in the annual Land O’ Lakes .golf tournament held Thursday at the Tippecanoe Country club. They are left to right, Betty Clarke, low gross in

Land 0' Lakes Tournament Held At Tippecanoe Country Club

Over 100 women braved the heat to play in the annual Land O’ Lakes tournament last Thursday which was hosted by the Tippecaoe Country Club this year. Participating clubs were Maxwelton, Wawasee, South Shore and Rozella Ford. After a buffet luncheon, the Tip- i pecanoe president, Kay Stine, m- i troduced officers of both the 18 hole and nine hole groups. She also presented the tournament chairman, Gloria Maish, who introduced her committee of Mary Stalter, Mary Aker and Phyl Landis. Tammy Light was then presented with a silver coffee and tea service as winner of the Mussen Medal tournament. Ted Mussen made the presentation. Door prize winners were Vera Bennett, Betty Kline and Jody Mosbaugh. Winners of the Land O’ Lakes tournament are as follows: i 18 hole group Ist low gross—Betty Clark with a77 ■ " ■ . 2nd low gross—Bunny Cripe 3rd low gross—Esther Brewster j Ist low net—a tie between Mary j Lee, Betty Thayer and Ethel Dwiggins all having a 68 4th low net—Carol Summy ' sth lbw net—June Winters 6th lbw net—a tie between Eleanor Eisenhoiir, Jody Mosbaugh, ■ Alice Vermillion and Lois Coppes , Ist low putts—Tammy Light 2nd low putts—Emma Korth , nine hole group „ ( Ist low gross—a tie between Helen Creighton and Bemiece Webb , with a 49 2d low gross—Eva Brubaker 3d low gross—Myrtle Anderson Ist low net —Enid Anglin with a 36 2d low net —Mary Abell 3d low net—Margaret Stutzzman 4th low net—Betty Ruth Evans Ist low putts—Diane Simpson 2d low putts—Evelyn Alspaugh ' J ' ■ ■ - . ..

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t- the 18 hole group with a 77, from - Warsaw and Tippecanoe country - club; Helen Creighton of Warsaw - and the Rozella Ford country club; t and Berniece Webb of Warsaw and i the Tippecanoe country club, botn

Wild Life Babies Not Helpless The Indiana Department of Conservation, Division of Fish and Game, again this summer is receiving many requests for information of the care and feeding of young birds and animals, and also permits to keep them. In many cases these wildlife babies are not as helpless as one would believe; in-most cases the mother is not far away. In the event that something has happened to the parents these youngsters are equipped by ature with unusual powers to ’ take care of themselves. Another thing people who want to help these “Found” babies do flat realize is that when they are kept in captivity for a short length of time, they lose their ability for self preservation which all are endowed with. When they grow older, ! the “Finder” realizes what poor i pets they make. In most cases, when they are returned to the wild, they are unable to fend for themselves. Pet permits cannot be issued to persons for birds or animals that have been acquired during the closed seasons. Persons having these babies in their possession are in violation of the Fish and Game laws. Wildlife biologists advise people

■K FRESH DAIIV {BAKtRHRaTC] IAKESIDE BAKERY • PASTRIES • ROLLS • PIES Wawasee Village Phone: 457-3556 ‘ Howard Woodward and Dick Madden NEW OWNERS — Featuring-— SPAGHETTI — SATURDAY NIGHTS $1.35 Open Daily 7-? ‘Your favorite beer & wine” South Side Lake Tippecanoe Ph.: 453-4636 Everybody is in the clouds about iSktl STONY RIDGE , * J' NOTH. VrSfE LODGING DINNERS 11 j (Served daily 6-11) MUSIC (Wed., Fri., and Sat. Nights) //L FEATURING THE DRIFTWOOD COCKTAIL LOUNGE 453-4431 Lake Tippecanoe

ladies tied for first in the nine hols low gross; and Enid Anglin of Atwood, low net for nine holes from the Rozella Ford country club. A Pierceton Press staffjaoto.

who find these wildlife babies to “Leave Them Alone.” Paul Younkin Heads Dewart Skiers Paul Younkin was elected president of the Dewart Ski club at a meeting held Sunday at the Redman park pavillion on Dewart Lake. Other officers are as folows: John "Miller - Vice president. Barbara Miller - secertary-treas-urer. Advisory committee - Mr. Younkin, Mr. Miller, Jack Schmidt, and Richard Bitner. The next meeting “will be held on Sunday, July 14, at 1:30 at the' pavillion. Anyone wishing to join is asked to attend the meeting. AREA FIREWORKS Three separate fireworks displays are scheduled for in ana around Syracuse on July 3-4. A. display will be presented at the Syracuse city park by the Syra-cuse-Wawasee Chamber of Commerce on July 4. The Cromwell Fire Department will sponsor fireworks, a water ski show and water balloon fights at the Watvasee State Fish Hatcheries 6 on Wednesday night, July S. The Wawa Drive-In on Road 13 will be the scene of fireworks on both July 3 and 4.

Fireworks Display At City Park In Syracuse On July 4th

A committee of the SyracuseWawasee Chamber of Commerce headed by John Kroh of Syracuse is in charge of this year’s July 4 fireworks display. Mr. Kroh announced that the fireworks would and would begin at approximately

Cromwell Fire Department lHas Fireworks Display. July 3

The Cromwell Fire Department will sponsor fireworks and a whole show of entertainment at the State Fish Hatcheries on Lake Wawasee Wednesday, July 3. Activity will begin at 5 p.rm From 6 to 7 p.m. there will be MILFORD LITTLE LEAGUE STANDINGS f The standings this week for the Milford Little League teams are as follows: Augsburger’s — won 3, lost 1, ? percentage .750. Sharp’s—won 2, lost 2, percenti age .5500, games behind 1. , Campbell’s — won 1, lost 2, percentage .333, games behind 1%. Baumgartner’s—won 1, lost 2, , percentage .333, games behind iy 2 - ( Batting Leaders Runs—-six tied with 8. Hits-—J. Anglin 10, M. Swope and T. Beer 8. Doubles—T. Beer, Mike Swope and J. Ross 3. i Triples—J. Anglin 2, seven tied' with 1. Home Runs—Jim Beer and M. Swope 2, D. Beer 1. RBL’s—M. Swope 13, J. Anglin 7. Walks —Jan Beer, R. Coy and D. ’ Haab 5. batting Avg.—J. Anglin .762, ; Jim Beer .714, T. Beer .667. “ Pitching Leaders Record—M. Swope 3-0, D. Replogle 1-0, S. Wolferman 2-1. SO —M. Swope 26, D. Miller 22, G. Sorenson 17. Walks — S. Wolferman and G. Sorenson 9. ■ ERA — S. Wolferman 4.86, M. Swope 5.33. !« ———— ■ Trojans Defeat Knights 4-2 The Milford Trojans defeated the Knights from Claypool by a score . Os 4-2 last Thursday night. [ Milford made five hits and three errors and Claypool made two hits ; and, three errors. Trojans making hits were M. . Beer, K. Beer, M. Groves, Holderread and Stump, all singles. ; Knights making singles were Gun- [ ter and Shively. ; The winning pitcher was Brum- , baugh with nine strike outs. M. Groves, relief pitcher, had three ; strike outs. The losing pitcher was , Bradley with eight strike outs. The Trojans now have a 2-1 record.

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9 p.m. They will last for an hour. There are to be eight ground fireworks and 176 display fireworks of all sizes and colors. A man from Mishawaka will be in charge. The Civil Defense will be on hand to direct traffic.

t a water ball fight among four j teams from Ligonier, Rome City, s South Milford and Wolcottville. ! The Wawa Skiers of Lake Wawa--1 see headed by Fay Ensminger of Indianapolis will present a water 5 ski show from 7 to 9 p.m. The . fireworks, presented by an Ohio concern, will begin at approximately 9 p.m. The Twilighters, a band from * Fort Wayne will play for a teen- ' age dance from 8 to 9 p.m. and again from 10 to 12 p.m. A refreshment stand sponsored by the ’ Cromwell Fire Department will be open at all times throughout the evening.

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MISS PIERCETON—Anita English, Miss Pierceton in the Mermaid festival Queen of the Lakes competition, is the 18-year-old daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Eng-

xxr <• Tn sMi I ITALIAN fc© I VILLA ITALIAN - AMERICAN FOOT PIZZA — LASAGNE — SPAGHETTI Carry-Out Orders ’ BEER AND WINE Open Daily 5 p.m. — 2 a.m. PAT SHEPHERD, Owner Phone: 457-3241 Wawasee Plaza Inc. • ■ ■ . Every- xQ thing Here ls w (Io • MOTEL AIR CONDITIONING, SWIMMING AND WADING POOL Your Comfort — Our Pleasure • MARINA LAUNCHING SERVICE RENTALS BOATS — Star Craft — Sea Ray — Kayot MOTORS — Johnson MARINE SUPPLIES • STANDARD STATION ACCESSORIES AND TIRES ENGINE TUNE-UP LUBRICATION CAR WASH Serving You Is Our Pleasure ' . LAKE WAWASEE — Next To Fish Hatchery Phone: Cromwell 856-8521

Fish of Pierceton. Pictured above with a radiant smile is Miss English in her decorated convertible which won second place in the l queens’ convertibles competition. ;;