The Mail-Journal, Volume 6, Number 23, Milford, Kosciusko County, 9 July 1969 — Page 5

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Lakeland GOLF

MIXED FLORIDA SCRAMBLE AT WAWASEE GOLF A mixed Florida scramble will be held at 5 p.m. Saturday, July 12, at Wawasee golf course, and members and guests are invited to participate in this popular match. RESULTS OF TIPPY LADIES’ DAY Low gross, low net, low putts was the play of the day Thursday for the ladies of the Tippy Country Club. Winners were as follows: Class A — Esther Brewster, first low gross; Joan Gray, second low gross; Lois Coppes, first low net; Julia Evans, second low net; and Betty Clarke, low putts. Class B — Gen Thomas, first low gross; Ellen first low net; and Betty Thayer, low pdttsl Class C — Bonnie Kissell, first low gross; Fran Hull, second low gioss; Amber Christianson,

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first low net; Martha Kinder, second low net; and Lou Irwin, low putts. Class D — Mary Abell, first low. gross; Phyllis Landis, second low gross; Myrtle Wentzel, first low net; Betty Anglin, second low net; and Maryella Girard, low putts. ? WAWASEE GOLF CLUB HAS BUND BOGEY TOURNEY Blind Bogey tournament is now in progress at the Wawasee Golf club. A score of 78 was drawn July 4 with Harold Sheets and Harrison Derrick winning. The score drawn July 5 was 77 ' with Pete Fall as the winner. Sunday was rained out. The tournament will continue each week. SYRACUSE LOCAL Mr. and Mrs. Richard Carwile of Syracuse have returned from a vacation of camping, fishing, and relaxing in Wisconsin last week.

JKjgBBHMRVMAfc. ' Ik DAMP WEATHER, HIGH SPIRITS — The merry-go-round by the pavilion at Waubee Lake beach carries a full load of youngsters ready for fun. The weather may have been damp, but the spirits were high and dry. Several families who had planned a picnic at the beach Sunday followed through with their plans ... in the shelter of the pavilion.

Head-On Boat Accident On Lake Wawasee Tuesday P. M.

Two inboard-outboard boats collided head-on on Lake Wawasee at 2:30 p.m. Tuesday, resulting in the serious injury of one of the drivers. Jody Cromer, the 15-year-old daughter of Mr. and Mrs. James Cromer of r 4 Syracuse, was pinned under the deck of the Correct Craft she was driving as a result of the impact. She was alone in the boat. Her boat is the top photo above. She was freed and taken ashore at Waco Beach by conservation officer Earl Money, then taken to the Goshen hospital in an ambulance. She suffered from shock and lacerations "about the head, a broken collar bone and bruised hip. The other boat in the accident, a Johnson inboard-outboard in the bottom photo above, was driven by Debbie Giles, 15-year-old daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Giles of r 2 Syracuse. She had three passengers with her. According to officer Money, both boats turned in the same direction as they approached one another. The Cromer boat turned right ahd the Giles boat left. Officer Money said Miss Giles would be ticketed for failure to yield the right of way. Damage to .the Cromer boat was estimated at $3,500, and SBOO to thq Giles boat. Riding in the Giles boat besides the driver were Steve Giles, Julie Jones and Kim (last name unknown). Julie Jones suffered a cut on the nose but not serious. Steve Giles was taken to the office of a Syracuse physician for minor treatment, then released. Tippecanoe Lake Flotilla Held Saturday Threats of rain and wind didn’t put a halt to the Tippecanoe Lake Flotilla Saturday afternoon. The event which had been postponed on Friday was planned by the Tippecanoe Lake Protective Association. The festivities, rescheduled for Saturday noon, started in the rain and ended with the. sun shining. Os the 25 registered boats, 13 showed up for the parade. a Jenny West, 15 year-old daughter of Mr. and Mrs. E. L. West cf Bell Rohr park, was awarded the Lake Tippecanoe trophy. She used more than 10,000 colorful paper napkins with a Hawaiian motif. Four other 15 year-old girls helped with the decorations. The judges trophy ’went to Nancy Surface of Patona Bay. She used "Wizard of Oz’’ for

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her theme. Arch Terrel and Joe Tynan received the President’s Cup. They used a Chinese motif and some of the participants were drpssed in authentic Chinese clothing.; An entry displaying an Indian theme was awarded the Commodore Cup. It was entered by Dick Miller of Lanzing Bay. Mr. Miller used a tepee on the main boat and pulled two canoes containing persons dressed in the The Flotilla Cup went to Wagoner’s Service Station, North Webster, in the commercial division. Auto Inspection Begins August 1 The statewide “Vehicle Inspection Program’’, a major part of Indiana’s effort to curtail the surging traffic toll, will get underway, on August 1. More than 3.0C0 official inspection stations throughout the state have been licensed to conduct the inspections.

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The Vehicle Inspection Program, authorized by the ’ 1967 General Assembly, is intended to rid the highways of unsafe vehicles. Defective safety equipment has been shown to be a frequent cause of traffic accidents. Stations licensed to conduct vehicle inspections will be recognized by the yellow and black “Official Vehicle Inspection Station” sign that will be prominent-

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Lakeside Park Offers Fun For Family

The Lakeside Park located on beautiful Waubee Lake _ southeast of Milford offers fun for the entire family with it’s new and modern facilities. A combination concession stand and bath house - restroom building was completed this spring. The building was paid for from donations to the park fund and from cigarette tax money sent to the town by the state for such purposes. No local taxes have been spent on the construction of the new building. The portion housing the concession stand faces the lake. The stand is being run by Mr. and Mrs. Reed Place and offers a variety of foods and drinks to beach-goers.

Ola fclk. c —-....... ® jr ■ s- ~ - - ■HUB- 3ar SLOW DAY — Business at the newly constructed concession stand and bath house-restroom building at Waubee Lake was far below normal for a summer afternoon at the beach Sunday. The absence of sand-covered youngsters and lotion- 0 inted girls was due to an intermittent drizzle and cool (brrrrr) breezes. Activity on the beach was slow enough to allow the pretty summer life guard, Miss Vicki Liniger, to take the afternoon off. The concession stand is operated by Mr. and Mrs. Reed Place.

ly displayed at each licensed station. Licensed mechanics will inspect only those items necessary to the safe operation of the vehic 1 e— steering, suspension, brakes, tires and wheels, lighting equipment, horn, mirror, windshield wipers, muffler and exhaust system and safety glass. The inspection of the ten (10) safety items will require only about 10 to 15 minutes. Defects may be corrected during the inspection. The inspection fee is $2.50 per vehicle. The date by which a vehicle must be inspected is determined by the last number on the vehicle’s 1969 license plate. The schedule is as follows: If the last number on your license plate is 1 or 2, the deadline is August 31; 3 or 4, the deadline is September 30; 5 or 6, the deadline is October 31; 7 or 8k the deadline is November 30; 9 or 0, the deadline is December 31. A rejected vehicle may be operated for a period of 30 days from the date of rejection and repaired rejected items may be reinspected at the original inspection station at no additional cost if repaired wihin 30 days from the date of rejection.

The room in the center is for baskets which may be used by swimmers to store clothing and ether personals. It also contains storage space for the park. Here too, one finds the telephone which is necessary in case of an emergency. Along the back of the building are the restroom - dressing room areas. This section is still under construction, however, it is in use. When the park is open a life guard is found on duty. Children swim under her Watchful eye and have the use of a large sandy beach area and two piers. Picnic tables and fire places are found under the shade trees at the park and a play area of-

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fers swings, merry-go-rounds and teeter - totters for the younger set. A pavillion provides protection on rainy days. People come from all around to use the facilities at the park. Mr. Place states some come as far as Mishawaka, Elkhart, Goshen and Nappanee to relax in the cool breezes that come • across the lake. The Lakeside park is owned || and operated by the town of Mil- f ford under a three - member park board and the town board. The new building is one of many proposed improvements. Help is presently needed in leveling, cleaning and doing other work at the park. Dean Troup is president of the park board.