The Mail-Journal, Volume 7, Number 16, Milford, Kosciusko County, 20 May 1970 — Page 2

/ THE MAIL-JOURNAL— Wed., May 20, 1970

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Milford Cubs Enjoy Baseball Outing Saturday A total of 48 Milford cub scouts left town at 8 30 am Saturday for a baseball outing in Chicago A total of over 300 scouts from this county joined other scoutsj.or scout day at Comiskey park in Chicago for the White SoxKansas City Royals game Several parents accompanied the cubs of pack 44 Sack lunches were enjoyed at the noon hour The group arrived bapk in .Milford at about 8:30 p m'

o Golf Is Fun BEAUTIFUL \ South Case Shore Golf Course JJI/ Sj, MfcvMF VW SOUTH SIDE ‘ LAKE WAWASEE • 18-HOLE REGULATION COURSE • CLUB HOUSE FACILITIES • PRO SHOP • BAR AND DINING ROOM • SERVING BREAKFAST, DINNER, SUPPER Jim & Dorothy Connolly Managers STEVE RODERICK — Pro

WINNERS FOR MAXWELTON LADIES Betty Kline was low gross winner for the 18-hole players at Maxftelton golf club for ladies day on Tuesday. Marge Purdum, low net and Linda Neff and Eleanor Eisenhour, tie for low putts First place winner for low gross in nine-hole play was Helen Hagen followed by Donna Johnson and Ginny Peters. Jo Butler was low net winner with Bonnie Newman, second, and Inez Beiswanger. third Nancy Mousley had low putts with Susie Sharp, second.

Wawasee Makes It Six Straight On Golf Links Wawasee high school s golf team scored it's sixth straight victory Wednesday when the Warriors teed off with Fairfield and Northfield The match was held on the South Shore golf club’s course. Gary Firestone was lowmedalist with a one-over-par 37. He was followed by Auer and Ummel with 43 each. Varsity results follow: Wawasee (164) — Firestone, 37; Auer. 43; Fisher. 49; Ummel, 43; and Stidham. 41. Fairfield (182) — Postma. 41; Yoder. 47; Jones. 47; Salina, 47; and Miller. 49 Northfield < 196) — Mouser, 46; Trump. 50. Shoemaker, 55; Gillespie. 52; and Lan|ge. 48. The reserve unit /won over Northfield 197 - 249 Greg Ummel and Steve Schrumpf were low medalists with 48 each. The reserve unit has a 10-2 record. Mr and Mrs. Hubert Cain of Milford were visited by their son, Mr. and Mrs. Steven Cain. Indianapolis. last week end. Lt. and Mrs. Sanford Mullet and son Ed of Albany. Ga.. spent the past week at the home of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Stump in Syracuse. LOPgrrSJl jJUND\ Full Week Thursday - Wednesday, May 21 thru 27 A Candid Camera Film by Allen Font “WHAT DO YOU SAY TO A NAKED LADY” Color Persons Under 18 Not Admitted Open Monday thru Friday 6:30 p.m. Saturday and Sunday 1:00 p.m.

Golf Is The Name Os The Game! This is the golf season around the Lakeland area, and golf seems to be the name of the game. The Lakeland area is fortunate to have three of the very best courses in the state, and there’s usually no wait at all getting to tee off. And this is the year big things have been happening at all courses. South Shore golf course appears green and well groomed as usual this time of year. Steve Roderick has initiated something new in that he has purchased a video tape machine in order to let players study their stance and swing. < "It’s the best way I know to tferrect a chronic hook or slice.” Steve points out. The small, portable video machine has become popular in school classrooms as a teaching aid, Steve, a former teacher himself, has pointed out. South Shore is looking forward to one of its best seasons. Not A I.ake! The big thing at Wawasee golf course is a small artificial lake on the north side of the course. Proowner Don Byrd states this area has always been a problem in the wet season. At considerable expense, he had a small lake built, and underground tile run from the lake across the highway into Lake Wawasee. The lake appears between holes 3 and 8. “Let ’er rain now,” Byrd states triumphantly.

Remonstrance • (Continued From Page 1) rescend their annexation plan. In a poll taken in that it was reported 85 per cent of the home owners contacted had 70 per cent opposing the plan for annexation. 18 per cent in favor and 9 per cent undecided. Frank Kirschner, a soil scientist, at the request of Chamber of Commerce member Bill Beemer, gave a lengthy talk on soil in the area three plan. A regular town board meeting scheduled for Tuesday following the last annexation meeting was attended by some 50 persons with annexation expected to be the main topic on the agenda, thence the entire evening was turned over to hear citizens protest for the plan. WAWASEE GOLF TEAM STOPPED Wawasee's golf team was stopped Monday when Bremen scored 157 to Wawasee’s 169. The match was held on the Sprig-O-Mint course at Bremen. Art Beer and Brad Stine each finished with 36. Gary Firestone was low for the Warriors with 40. The B team match also went to Bremen 183-189 Mike Zurcher with 45 was low for Wawasee. Varsity results follow: Bremen (157) — Beer. 36, Stine. 36; Graverson. 44, Myers, 41; and Farrell. 50. Wawasee (469) — Firestone. 40; Ummel, 45; Auer. 43; Fisher, 41; and Stidham. 48. The short, fuzzy fibers that cling to the cotton seed are called ‘'linters.'' The MAILJOURNAL PaMteM Sy The MaU-Jperaal •very WcaanUa, abS •■l*r«4 M Srcaad Claaa mailer al the Peat Office at Srraease. Indiana IW Seeaad <Uu aaelaee aaid al IM E. Main Street. Syraeaae. Indiana 4635 T and at addltianal entry effieea. SubaeriaUaa: U* her year In Kawlutka Caaaty; 53.3 d owialde reaat,.

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Byrd says he has never seen his course look any better. He is looking forward to a good season. Also spending considerable money to improve facilities are owners of the popular MAxwelton golf course. Merle Smith announced some time ago the club was going to build a new. complete club house. It is now underway. The club house will have a dining room, coffee shop and cocktail lounge. Breakfast will be served seven days a week, according to manager Nelson Auer, and evening meals will be a specialty. The club house will have men’s and women’s locker rooms, complete with sauna baths and showers. Auer states. Opening is planned for about June 15. Meanwhile, if you’re a swinger, now is the time to break out those clubs and head for the green fairways of the three golf courses.

Site Selection ■ (Continued from page 1) architects for the school board and for KCH and that each felt the noise level would be tolerable. A meeting is being arranged for Monday. May 25. with representatives of the Vector Corporation to arrange hospital construction financing "with or without federal Hill-Burton funds,’* Mr. Castaldi stated. Approximately $1,450 has been collected and deposited at the Lake City Bank in Warsaw in an initial fund-raising drive being headed by John Snell. Attending the Tuesday night meeting besides Castaldi were Joe Doggs, Robert Ferverda, Bruce Wright, Arch Baumgartner, Robert Maish, John Perry. Ralph Thornburg. Don Deaton, Robert Huffman. Marshall Estep. Ralph Oyler. Chester Clampitt, Jr., Darrell Frantz. Tom Lemon and Howard Silveus. Claude Hamilton Injured Saturday In Auto Accident Claude Hamilton of Milford escaped serious injury Saturday when his car failed to negotiate a curve at the intersection of 175E and 1300 N east of Milford and ran into a tree. Several stitches were required to close wounds he received. He was treated at the Goshen hospital and released. State trooper Don Sands investigfted the accident.

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Coach Zurcher To Speak At Winona Camp W’awasee high school basketball coach Vernon Zurcher will speak at the second annual Lancer Basketball camp to be held this summer at Grace college. ' Zurcher will speak during the second week of the camp. Throughout the week the boys will receive instruction in shooting, rebounding, dribbling, passing, fundamentals and fine points on the sport of basketball. Lancer coach Glen (Chet) Kammerer is in charge of the camp. Others speaking will be Jim Powers of Rochester, Bob Shawhan of Wabash, Chet Foraker of Mount Vernon Nazarene college and Roland Fletcher, assistant coach at Grace college. The first week of the camp is filled, however, a few openings remain for the second and third week of camp. Interested persons should contact Mr. Kammerer at Grace college. Winona Lake.

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GOLF IS FUN AT ♦ Moxwelton Golf Club Northeast of Syracuse New Club House , O' Facilities * D,N,NG ROOM • COFFEESHOP • PRO SHOP • LOCKER ROOM ----- U B e SAUNA BATH The Ideal Summer Sport NELSON AUER, Manager 808 CARLSON, Ass’t. Mgr. Wawasee Golf Club NORTH SHORE — LAKE WAWASEE ‘‘Finest In The Lake Region” DON BYRD — Pro Owner • Sporty, well manicured . I course • Fine club house facilities • Class “A” PGA (expert instructions) • Personalized club fitting 1 • Well stocked Pro Shop • 19th Hole bar and w dining room • Join the Gang at KfV I Wawasee ” y Twilight Rate Any Day After 5:30 >2.25