The Mail-Journal, Volume 6, Number 29, Milford, Kosciusko County, 20 August 1969 — Page 9

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MILFORD Library Notes By Mrs. Dorothea Kerlin Since writing our last column, we have heard from several vacationers, and our map con-” tinues to become more colorful. Mr. and Mrs. Oliver Rep-

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logle and Mr. and Mrs. Wilbur Baumgartner enjoyed a trip to New Jersey and New York and sent a card from Niagara Falls. Jeffrey Maggart, son of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Geller, sent a card from Coeur d’Alene, Idaho. Mrs. Richard Brunjes, who has worked at the library this summer, and her son Allen Brunjes spent their vacation in Canada. They went byway of northern Michigan and spent some time at Sault Sainte Marie, and then to

various places in Saskatchewan. Their card mailed from Regina where they have relatives. We are anticipating an interesting fall season, with new, beautiful and interesting books for the children's department as well as the teen-agers and adults. How long has it been since you have used your library card? You don’t have to be an astronaut to discover new frontiers. Many people find new frontiers right in the local library. Why not come in and check the card catalog and per- ' haps you find new interests too. The golden age of learning is from one to five years of age. Don’t lose a minute ... get your child to the Milford Public Library. You will find picture book stories to read aloud, and poems for the very young, or books they can read. Libraries give your child the world to explore. We are planning to have story hours Saturday afternoons, in the near future. Bring or send your children. Dates will be announced later. POLLEN VICTIMS BEWARE There are 16 million hay fever and asthma suffers who are still hoping doctors will come up with some type of a cure for their suffering during the ragweed pollen season. The figure of 22,000,000 (including the 16 million mentioned above) is said by Gay Pauley, United Press’s women’s editor in New York, to be the accurate number suffering from all types of allergies caused by the pollen. It is said there is new hope from scientists who are seeking to purify a pollen used for injections against what is causing the problem, allergy to pollen. There are many persons in the Lakeland area who suffer greatly during this season. A large number seek help by going further north or west but this does not help in all cases. All residents can help by keeping weeds cut. Bret and Bianca, the children of Mr. and Mrs. Larry A. Scheuer of Syracuse, spent two days at Plymouth with their grandparents and uncle, Mr. and Mrs. James Scheuer and son, Darrel.

I - n Lakeland [ Golf J BILL LITTLE HAS EAGLE Wil Little of Milford made an eagle (2 strokes under par) on the 105 yard 18th hole at Maxwelton golf course last week. He was using a Tiiife iron.

CALLOWAY IS PLAY ATSOUTH SHORE Calloway was the play at South Shore last week as 34 women met for a day’s golfing. Eighteen hole winners were Helen Frushour, first; Susie Harper, second; Barb Hulley, Ruth Banta, B. J. Silveus and Ellie Caudill, tie for third. Nine hole winners were Ginny Lamley, low net;. Eddie Neuhauser, Ellie Ogle, Betty White and Verna Hathaway, tie for second; Sandy Walgamuth, third; Pearl Herrmann, Jeannette Humphries, Mary Lou Fries and Dorothy Bockman, tie for fourth. LIST BLIND BOGEY WINNERS Blind Bogey winners at Wawasee golf club on Saturday and Sunday were Charles Lanham and Elmer Largen. Lanham won over 30 entries with a 70 on Saturday and Largen won over 78 entries on Sunday with a 70. _ NAME SCRAMBLE WINNERS AT WAWASEE A Florida Mixed Scramble was held Saturday at Wawasee golf club with Leonard Jones, Elmer Largen, Faye Jones and Ruth Snellenberger winning first place with 32. Second place went to Jim Bauman, Paul Ruch, Mary Young and Patty Claybaugh with 34. FINALS OF LADIES CLUB CHAMPIONSHIP The finals of the ladies club championship at Wawasee golf club are being held today. Playing for the title are Bernice Miller and Ruth Snellenberger. In the semi-finals Bernice Miller defeated Mary Young one up in 20 holes and Ruth Snellenberger defeated Rosemary Burkhart 9 and 8. Joan Haab Wins Three-Club Tourney At Wawasee Tuesday A three-club tourney was the feature of the last ladies’ day of golf at the Wawasee golf club. Winners were Joan Haab, first with Ces Freehill and Beverly Buletty tying for second place; and Doris Scheidel, low putts. Awards for the ladies’ association handicap tourney were made as follows: Eighteen hole champion — Doris Scheidel Eighteen hole reserve — Ruth Snellenberger Nine hole champion — Pearl Miller Nine hole reserve — Ces Freehill ■Low net ringer score trophy Weis won by Doris Scheidel. LIST WINNERS AT TIPPY Members of the Tippecanoe Country club’s ladies organization enjoyed play last Thursday with results as follows: Class A— Low gross, Jody Oyler; second low gross, Betty Clarke; low net, Jody Frantz; second low net, Kay Stine; putts, Tammy Light. Class B — Low gross, Ruth Phillips: second low gross,

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Sand Castles At Oakwood Denise Bulmahn, 2-year-old daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Larry Bulmahn of r 2 Decatur, seemed to be enjoying herself over the week end as a Mail-Journal photographer visited Oakwood Park and snapped these candid shots of the young Miss hard at work along the water’s edge.

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Mary Grant; low net, Ellen Rasor; second low net, Mary Phillips; putts, Erma Scheidt. Class C — Low gross, Marie Johnson, second low gross, Sandy Conner; low net, Lois Plew, second low net, Ann Kerr; Putts, Fran Hull. Class D — Low gross, Pauune Goshert and Shirley Heckbert, tie for first; second low gross, Florie Summy; low net, Issie Fiedake; second low net, Eleanor Champion; putts, Virginia Hawks. AREA FISHING STILL GOOD Salamonie Reservoir fishermen are getting good catches of largemouth bass, bluegills and crappies. In Steuben county bluegills are biting at Snow, Walters, Crooked Lakes. Also they are catching nice bass on Clear Lake. In LaGrange county bluegills are biting at Pretty, Royer, Cedar, North Twin and Shipshewana Lakes. Cedar Lake reports good catches of largemouth bass. Northern pike and largemouth bass are at Pigeon River State Fish and Game Area. Bluegills are being yielded at Chapman, Goose, and Center lakes in Kosciusko county. Tri County State Fish and Game Area and Lake Webster report catches of largemouth bass. Lake Wawasee fishermen are getting smallmouth bass, largemouth bass, rock bass and bluegills. The St. Joseph River at Cedarville in Allen county is producing crappies and channel catfish. Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Bushong and Mrs. Mary Huber of Waubee lake attended the Hamsher reunion at Rogers Memorial park in Goshen on Sunday. <•

Pond And Fish Management Field Day Sept. 4 A pond and fish management field day will be held Thursday, September 4 at 1 p.m. at the Manwaring Hatchery on state road 25, east of Mentone. Herb Krauch, Jr., Purdue Wildlife Conservation specialist, Gary Hudson, fish management biologist and James New, Wildlife biologist of the Indiana Department of Natural Resources will conduct the program.’ The use of a shocker boat technique for inventory and evaluation of the fish will Ije of special interest. Pond owners are invited to bring weed samples or water samples. There will be a question and answer session with the visiting specialists. STEVEN KAISERS ENTERTAIN GUESTS Guests of Mrs. Steven Kaiser of Waubee Lake on Thursday afternoon, Aug. 21, were several Sorg cousins. Among those visiting were Mrs. Gene Hoerr of Peoria, 111., (the former Sally Sorg of Goshen), Mrs. Richard Sorg, Mrs. Dennis Sorg, and Mrs. John Sorg, all of Goshen. Week end guests of Mr. and Mrs. Kaiser were her parents, Carl and Ann (Sorg) Frautschi of Bloomington, 111. After attending Apostolic Christian Youth Fellowship Day, held at Camp Mack, Mr. and Mrs. Kaiser had an open house for many out-of-town friends and relatives. Mr. and Mrs. John A. Pettit, have returned to Marietta, Ohio, for the winter from Syracuse where they spent the summer.

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