The Mail-Journal, Volume 3, Number 30, Milford, Kosciusko County, 3 September 1964 — Page 5

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Tippecanoe Golf Club Officers were elected for next season at the final meeting of the Tippecanoe Ladies golf association at the Tippicanoe country club. Mrs. William Johnson is the new president; Mrs. John Coppes. vicepresident; Mrs. Mike Light. treasurer; and Mrs. Robert Brewster, secretary. , Prizes were awarded to the season winners. with the exception of the club champion. The final match in this competition is to be played over Libor Dav week-end between. Mrs. Robert ‘ Clarke and Mr. James Oyler Season winners were: Consolation flight of dub championship—winner. Mrs. Bruce Maish; runner-up. Mrs. Laucks Xanders. First flight—winner. Mrs. William Johnson; runner-up, Mrs. Robert Thayer. First flight consolation — Winner. Mrs. Max Hull; runner-up, Mrs. George Seward. Musser medal (36 holes)—winn-1 er. Mrs. John Coppes Stalter handicap—winner. M r s. Qcne Lee; runner-up, Mrs. Robert Brewster. Consolation flight Stalter handicap—winner. Mrs Bud Cripe: run-ner-up. Miss Bunny Cripe. | Pin .play—Mrs James Oyler.. Ringer Scores, Class A—Mrs James Ovler; class B—Mrs. Geor-.

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GOLF NEWS WAWASEE TIPPECANOE SOUTH SHORE MAXWELTON

ge Pepple; class C—Mrs. Gus Dimberg. Lowering handicap — class a, Mrs. John Winter; class B—Mrs. Laucks Xanders; class C—Mrs. Sam Dungan. On this last official Ladies’ Day the plav of the dav was low gross, low net, low putts. Winners were: Class A: . Low gross. Mrs Robert Clarke, 76; second gross, Mrs. Gil Gividen, 88; low net, Mrs. John Coppes, 86 (14) 72; second net, Mrs. Mike Light. 88 (15 ) 73; low putts, Mrs. E W Thomas, 28 putts. Class B: Low gross. Mrs H Sawyer. 9a: second gross, Mrs Carl Htinzelman 98; low net, Mrs. William Johnson. ’9B (23) . 75; low putts, Mrs. R. Korth. 26 putts. * Low gross, Mrs. Robert Smallwood. 103; second gross, Mrs. N. Hartle. Ill; low net. Mrs. Sam Dungan. 112 37' 75: second net. Mrs. George Seward, 123 (44 ) 79; I low putts. Mrs. Gaylord Stalter, 30 i putts. Wawasee Golf Club A two ball foursome .was played ' Sundav afternoon at the Wawasee Golf club • Irene Bucher and Brent Barnes and Della Baumgartner and Bob Ellis tied for ftfst place u-ith 44. Second place with 46 was wn bv Ellv Blakeslev and George My-

ers. A pot luck dinner was served at the Bucher cottage following the play. Ladies* Day Firflowing the day’s play on Tuesday at the Wawasee Golf club the ladies went to Jean Gotshall's home for a luncheon and business meeting. Trophies were also presented. I Irene Bucher, club president. I presided at the business meeting. The ladies decided to hold the Wawasee invitational on July 8 next year. Clubs to be invited are Elk of Fort Wayne, Columbia City, Rochester, Plymouth. Goshen, Kendallville and Auburn. Officers elected for next year are; President, Mrs. Bucher; vice prseident, Joan Haab; and secre-tary-treasurer. Vera Hall. All were re-elected. Play of the day was putt and drive with winners as» follow’s: First, Harriett Nelson and Melba Leinhart. tied with 44; second, Irene Bucher and Jean Gotshall, tied with 45; third. Thelma Hattersley; fourth. Della Baumgartner; fifth, Ruth Banta and Louise Miller, tied; sixth. Joan Haab and Pearl Mill®-, tied; seventh. Vera Hall; Marie Hinrecouse. Trophies presented were as follows: Eighteen hole handicap tourney— Louise Miller, champion, and Polly Voorhees, runner-up Eighteen hole club championship—Louise Miller, champion, and Barbara Carwile, runner-up. * Eighteen hole consolation flight—Ruth Banta, champion, and Thelma Hattersley, runner-up. Nine hole handicap tourney—DelJa Baumgartner, champion, and ‘ Harriet Nelson, runner-up. Nine hole club champitMiship—- ' Della Baumgartner, champion, and . Irene Bucher, runner-up. ■ Nine hole consolation flight—- : Donna Kaser, champion, and Janet ’ Fisher, runner-up. > .Lowering handicap—Ruth Banta for 18 hole players and Pearl Miller | for nine hole players. In the twilight group there was i a four-way tie for lowering hnndi- ! cap. Those ladies were Barbara X’aywJe. Bernie Miller. Donna Kas>er and Erma Perish. Ringer score winners—First Louise Miller; Second. Irene Bucher; third. Bernie Miller: and fourth. Thelma Hattersley.

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TO GRADUATE — Mrs. Carol Elnor Shafer Hoffman of Syracuse will graduate from the Memorial Hospital

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SOUTH SHORE WINNERS — Winners of South Shore Golf club's championship matches are shown here, in a photo taken Tuesday afternoon following announcement of the winners. They are. front row left to right. Dorothy Connolly sitting in for Bake Cripe, 18-hold handicap champion; Dee Pippenger, 18-hold champion;

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WAWASEE CHAMPIONS — Pictured above are champions of the ladies day tournaments at the Wawasee Golf Club. Left to right are Della Baumgartner, nine hole handicap champion and club champion; Harriett Nelson, nine hole handicap runner-up: Lou-

of South Bend school of nursing in a ceremony to be held in the auditorium of the Indiana university South ’ Bend-Mishawaka campus on Thursday. Sept. 10. at 8 p. m. Mrs, Hoffman is the daughter of Mrs. Frank Bieber of Syracuse.

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■ Lois Harper, runner-up 18-hose ► chamipon and runner-up 18-hole i handicap; Pearl Peterson, 18-hole - champion “B” flight; Izzy Stahley, t runner-up 18-hole “B” flight; Betty Nyce. 18-hole champion “C” flight, , 9-hole ringer, and winner 9-hole con- ! ‘ solation; Ellis Ogie, runner-up 18- : hole “C” flight; Ellie Caudill, 9-hole ; ‘ handicap champion.

ise Miller. 18 hole handicap champ- n ion and club champion: Irene Buch- c er, nine hole club championship b runner-up: and Janet Fisher, nine v hole consolation flight ninner-up. I a Winners who were not present j 1 when the picture was taken are Pol- r ly Voorhees, 18 hole handicap run- 1 p

Enchanted Hills Playhouse Director Receives Doctorate

John Baldwin, a director and coowner of the Enchanted Hills Playhouse, east side Lake Wawasee. was awarded the degree of doctor of philosophy at Michigan Sta'e university. East Lansing, Mich., this week. Baldwin majored in speech and drama there and specialized in the field of theatre business management. He also holds a bachelor of arts degree from Albion college, Albion. Mich., and a master of arts degree from the university of California at Los Angeles. Baldwin has co-managed and directed at the Playhouse, rear Syracuse, since its opening in 196!. Prior to that, he resided in North Manchester, and was director of theatre at Manchester college. Baldwin is currently directing and acting in the closing production of the Enchanted Hills season. “Sunday Ln New York”, which runs from September 2-5. Following this, he will return to Michigan State university in the new position of business manager for the university theatre there. STEVE RODERICK * SOUTH SHORE CLUB CHAMPION i Steve Roderick of Milford won •' his match Saturday against Vince ’ Rollo of Syracuse, making him I South Shore Golf club champion.

HANDICAP CHAMPION— Maxwelton Golf Course’s pro Tom Merritt, left, presents the championship trophy to Glen Eisenhour of New

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Top row, 1 to r, Doris Darnell, low’ putt 18-hole ringer; Kate Auer, 18hole ringer low net; Jackie Tinkey, 9-hole ripger net; Letha Pletcher, mystery trophy; Vicki Rollo, “Beloved Friend” 18-hole consolation; and Kay Bosstick (absent), 9-hole handicap runner-up. A Mail-Journal Staff Photo.

t I ner-up: Barbara Carwile. 18 hole club champion runner-up: Donna Kaser, nine hole consolation flight winner; Ruth Banta. 18 hole consolation flight winner: and Thelma Hattersley, IS hole consolation flight runner-up. A Mail-Journal staff photo.

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Club Horse Show Sept. 13 North Manchester Saddle

Everyone is invited to attend the North Manchester Saddle Club Horse Show at 1 p.m. on Sunday, Sept. 13, at the Schutt Brothers Leather Goods store 'Saddle Club). There will be 15 prizes in all for the class races. There will be five ribbons in each class as well as a first place trophy winner in each. Come one, come all. Don Hostetler of Pierceton will be the judge. Food and pop available.

Paris. Eisenhour defeated Robert Sparling of Syracuse 4 and 3 in the finals to win the club’s handicap touranment. A Goshen News photo.