The Mail-Journal, Volume 7, Number 31, Milford, Kosciusko County, 2 September 1970 — Page 2

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Warriors Make Good Showing At Football Jamboree Friday

The Wawasee Warriors made a good showing at North Wood Friday night as they joined with Lakeland in the annual preseason football Jamboree. Wawasee tied Plymouth 6-6 in the second quarter and beat North Wood 6-0 in the final period. The Warriors were, however, on the losing side as Lakeland failed to score and Plymouth and North Wood topped yie two Lakeland teams 33-12. Plymouth went through the defensive lines of Wawasee and Lakeland three times for touchdowns with North Wood gaining two on aerials. Both of Wawasee's JD’s came through the air Plymouth’s Peter Sheridan and North Wood's Rick Abel made two touchdowns each for the game's honors Abel opened the scoring when he took a 39-yard toss from Greg Frick with 3:25' left in the first quarter Rick Hollar scored the extra point to give the Nappanee team a 7-0 lead With only 29 seconds remaining in the quarter Abel ran a pattern deep to the left corner of the end zone and hung on to a 16-yard pass from Frick to end the

’Wings Over - Wawasee' Meet Friday Night The newly organized Wings Over Wawasee met at the Wawasee airport Friday night with 25 members and eight guests in attendance President Preston Wright conducted the business at which time the consUtuUon and by-laws were presented by the committee and accepted by the club members Mrs Wright was elected as treasurer of the group Plans are being made for the annual “airport party" to be held September, 13 with a carry-in dinner, balloon breaking contest, flour bombing and spot landing contest for the pilots and their

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quarter with a 13-0 score. Hollar's second attempt for an extra point was to the left of the goal post. Wawasee took over the ball on the 37-yard-line as the second quarter opened and on the first play junior quarterback Tim Blue sent a 37-yard pass to Steve Cobum for the score. Plymouth then hammered at the Wawasee line gaining very little ground and one 10-yard pass before Todd Thompson broke through at four-yards for the score. On the kickoff Wiawasee moved 62 yards in eight plays which included passes of eight, 19 and 25 yards by Blue The ball was resting on the three-yard line when Thompson broke through the Wawasee line to nail Blue for a 12-vard loss. The play ended the half. Plvmouth scored against lakeland with less than three minutes gone in the second half on the 15-yard run by Sheridan Sheridan got his second touchdown with 3:48 to go in the quarter He also helped set up the end zone play with scampers of 15 and 25 yards while his twin brother. Steve, ran for the extra points

families Red Rarick of Fort Wayne is be in attendance for the next scheduled meeting of the cluo. Refreshments were served bv Mrs Robert Braungart followed by a travel film of flying and fishing presented by Russell Kell. On Starting Eleven At Indiana U. Bill Pipp. son of Mr. and Mrs William J Pipp of Syracuse Lake. left last Wednesday for football practice at Indiana university as one of the starting eleven A graduate of Wawasee high school young Pipp will be a sophomore at the university. Hospital Notes Lisa. L. Drabenstott of Leesburg was treated in the emergency room of Murphy Medical Center WednesdayDeanna Tackett. 2. daughter of Mr and Mrs Harold Tackett of Milford was treated in the emergency room of Murphy Medical Center Wednesday. William Foreman of Leesb’irg was treated in the emergencyroom of Murphy Medical Center Wednesday Francis Schenkle of r 1 Leesburg was treated in the emergency room of Murphy Medical Center Friday Olive Evans of Leesburg was

As the final quarter started Wawasee took over the ball on its own 34-yard line and scored as Blue hit Joe Baumgartner about 10 yards from the goal line. The extra point attempt failed. Warrior Bill Richardson grabbed the first interception of the game on a pass by North Wood's Greg Fick. Only two plays later Abel took one of Blue’s passes from the air. He failed to score and the game ended Statistic* N'Wd Wsee. Plym. L'k'l'd. Net vxrcu. gamed 392 301 Bv rushing ... 253 31 By passing . 139 170 First down* 15 8 By rushing 12 4 By passing 3 4 By penalties 0 0 Passes attempted ....21 18 Passes completed .... 7 10 Passes intercepted .... 1 Punta 2 5 Punt average 40 21.8 Yards penalized 05 10 Fumbles lost , .. 0 0 Scoring (North Wood Rick Abel 2) 39-yard pm and l«-yard pass from Oreg Frick. Extra Point; Rick Hollar, kick t Plymouth! Todd Thompson four-yard run; Peter Sheridan |2) 15-yard and 13-vard run Extra point: Steve Sheridan run (Wawasee) Steve Coburn. 37\ard pass from Tim Blue: Joe Baumgartner. 20-yard pass from Blue. Score Bv Quarters N'thWood-Plvmouth 13 6 14 0-33 Wawasee-Lakeland 0 8 0 B—l 2 Officials referee Tom Dean: head linesman Wer.dall Lieattian: umpire. John Tatum and Held fudge. Fred Squire all from Wabash.

admitted to the Whitley county ospital Friday. ’ Violet E Wolfe of Leesburg was admitted to Whitley county hospital over the week end. Mrs. George Auer of r 1 Milford was admitted to Goshen hospital Sunday evening with a light stroke. She is in room 302. Karen Hatcher of r 1 Leesburg was treated in the emergency room of Murphy Medical Center Monday. Debra Hagerty of 119 west North street. Syracuse, was admitted to Goshen hospital early Saturday for injuries in an one-car accident •Mrs. George Nordman of Papakeechie Lake is recuperating at her home following recent hospitalization. Evelyn Leitch, daughter of Mrs Lillian (Leitch) Ray of Syracuse, has been removed from isolation at Goshen hospital to room 322. She received burns in a boat fire at Syracuse on August 13 and may be released from the hospital in 10 days. Bill Massengill of Syracuse has been dismissed from Goshen hospital early Saturday for injuries in an one-car accident. Jay Morehead. 16. r 1 North Webster, was admitted to Goshen hospital Saturday morning for observation following a car accident. Joyce Ousley of North Webster received treatment in the emergency room of MurphyMedical Center during the week end t Timothy Bowling of Syracuse has been released from Whitley county hospital. Columbia City. Mrs Dessie Spencer of Oswego remains a patient at Goshen hospital, room 249 LAKELAND LOCALS Mr and Mrs G. Hallett Neale of Elkhart called on their cousin. Mrs Georgia Buster, Thursday. A number of people from Island Chapel church attended vesper services Sunday evening on the Dixie Boat at North Webster. Mr. and Mrs Kenneth Haneyhad as their Sunday dinner guests Mr and Mrs. Walter Kasper Marie Kaiser of Milford was surprised on Saturday when her grandson. David Hoerr 111 of Peoria, 111., called at her home Mr and Mrs Willis Hollett had het; nieces, the Misses Virginia and Karen Archibald £f Logansport, for vacation for three weeks this summer at the Hollett home on Oswego Lake.

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South Shore Ladies Play Calcutta, Have Luncheon And Awards

The South Shore Ladies Golf association ended its season last week with the annual Calcutta Play being won by a team composed of Edwina Neuhauser. Nedra Beebe, Ellie Caudill and Dorothy Jones. A special buffet luncheon was served in the clubhouse following play followed by a business meeting. New officers for next season are President - Sandy Walgamuth First vice president - Virginia Lamley \ Second vice president - Pearl

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Championship Pairings At Wawasee Pairings and flights for the club championship tournament at Wawasee golf club are being announced with the tournament starting last Monday and the first round to be played by Sept. 6. This is played on a handicap basis with a match a week by winning players. The championship players and A-flight have been combined as have the B and C-flights and D and E-flights. Winner of the first round play goes to the top flight in championship division and the loser into A-division with the same process in the other divisions. Rich Billet is defending club champion. Pairings Championship and A-flight: Rich Billet and Tom Parcel Homer Helmuth and Dean Culp Mike Summy and Cliff Putman Dick Waldron and Jim T. Bauman Calvin Jones and Al Postma Amzy Myers and Joe Scheidel John Fryberger and Virgil Burns Mel King and Dick Zollinger B & C-Flights Defending champion Larry Clabaugh vs. Bud Dippon Larry Miller and Kyle Cunningham Richard Haines and Ralph Bontrager Glen Hocshstetler and Red Marlin Oliver Replogle and Glen King .Leonard Jones and Glen Yoder Elmer Largen and Paul Michael Garry Price and Merrill Postma D & E-Flights Lamar Lindenman and Paul Kizer N George Bums and Charles Rice Larry Price and Howard Cripe Hank Whelan and Richard Corson John Sawicki and Tim Scheidel Adrian Howell and Floyd Walsh Larry Whalen and Ron Koehlinger Jack Honer — bye. WEEK END WINNERS AT WAWASEE GOLF Winners in the Saturday scramble at Wawasee golf club with a score of 30 were: Paul Michael. Jack Honer, Lamar Lindeman. Mary Young, Doris Scheidel and Gladys Cripe. Sunday Blind Bogey winner with a 72 was George Young of Goshen. TIPPY LADIES THURSDAY PLAY Ladies day play last Thursday for Tippecanoe Country club was low gross, low net and low putts Winners were: Class A- Low gross. Betty Garke with Jody Oyler, second; Low net, Marge Lancaster, first. Jody Frantz, second; and Joan Gray, putts Gass B - Low gross. Ruth Phillips with Evelyn Chidister,

Herrmann Secretary-treasurer - Ellie Caudill. Tournament trophies were awarded the following: Susie Harper, club championship with Barbara Hulley as runner-up; Aflight. Joan Stoelting with Lee Wake as runner-up; B-flight, Sandy Walgamuth. and Mary Fries, runner-up; C-flight. Ruth Banta with Ruth Fuller as run-ner-up; 18-hole handicap. Susie Harper with Barbara Hulley as runner-up and 9-hole handicap, Mary Fries with Nora Kirkwood as runner-up.

runner-up; low net? Haren Aker with Beth Flinn, second; Mary Jane Lantz; putts. Gass C- Low gross, Sandy Conner, first and Irene Benzenburg, second; low net. MartyKinder, first and Lois Plew and Fran Hull, tie for second; putts, Marie Johnson. Gass D- Low gross. Izzie Fiedeke; low net. Myrtle Wentzel; low putts, Florrie Summy. South Shore Ladies End Season Play The Ladies Golf association of South Shore golf club ended their summer season of play Tuesday with Bingo. Bango, Bongo, play for the day. Winners in the 18-hole group were Joan Stoelting, first; Ellie Caudill, second and Nora Speicher, third. In the 9-hole group, top honors went to Bertha Lehman; second Edie Neuhauser. third a tie between Pearl Herrmann and Jean Niles and fourth, a tie. Ginny Lamley and Ruth Fuller. A carry-in dinner followed in the clubhouse and a brief business meeting was held. Maxwelton Ladies End Golfing Season The Maxwelton Ladies Golf association ended their ladies' day play Tuesday with morning play and a luncheon-meeting, with 43 in attendance. Winners for the low gross, lownet and low putt play for the day were: 18-hole group. Dot Stiver, first. Marge Newcomer, second, in low gross; low net. Jan Byland, first. Ruth George, second; low putts. Hank Gbsis. first. Eleanor Eisenhouer. second. In the 9-hole group Bonnie Newman took first in low gross. Helen Hagen, second. Rosemary Lantz, third; low net. Edie Little, first; Evelyn Jones, second and Joe Mauzy,

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Syracuse Town Board Approves Budget, Tax Levy

Syracuse town board members, at the Monday night meeting, passed the proposed 1971 budget and approved the tax rate of $2.36. a 44-cent reduction from last year. Publication of the issues appeared in the newspaper and no protestors appeared at the Monday meeting. One unknown factor is the amount of monies the town will receive in the motor vehicle excise tax distribution making possible a slight reduction of the tax rate. Final rates will be adjusted when the state tax board review’s the budget and sets the final rate. Mrs. Blanche Bates and Loren Longenbaugh of the town board of trustees were out of town and did not attend the meeting. Tuesday P.M. Bowlers To Start On September 15 The Tuesday Afternoon Ladies Bowling league will start their bowling season on Tuesday. Sept. 15. with a prebowl meeting at Wawasee Bowl at 12:30. Interested bowlers desiring a position on the league or information may contact Mrs. R. C. Tytler, president, or Mrs. Fred Banta, secretary. LAKE RESIDENT REPORTS DAMAGE TO AUTOMOBILE Samuel Leman of north Shore Drive, Syracuse, reported to Syracuse police that about 10 o'clock Monday evening a number of beer cans were thrown through his car windows, breaking the windows and strewing beer throughout. The sheriff’s department is also investigating. LAKELAND LOCALS Mrs. Willis Hollett of Oswego Lake attended the funeral for her father. William P. Archibald at Kingston. N. Y., along with her sister and husband, Mr. and Mrs. Lester Hickman of Hobart, recently. Mr. and Mrs. Jesse Miller will return to their home in Fort Myers. Fla. Thursday morning. third, with low putt honors to JoEUen McFall, first and Donna Johnson, second. Elect Officers Officers elected for next season are: ' Association president - Jan Byland Vice president - Marilyn’Deck Secretary-treasurer - GinnyPeters 18-hole president - Dot Stiver 9-hole president - Ethel Hughes 18-hole secretary-treasurer - Ruth George Tournament Winners W’inners in the club handicap tournament were: 9-hole. June Lantz and runner-up Vicki Arnolt; 18-hole, ,Nancy Prickett, runner-up, June Auer. Each received a Pewter bowl. Gub champions in flights will be announced at a later date.

HEY BOYS! This paper is in need of a Sports Reporter for Wawasee High School. Apply in person at the Milford Office or call 658-4111. The Mail-Journal Welcome Bowlers! Open 5 A.M. Until 11P.M. MON. - WED. - THURS. - FRI. GOOD FOOD Jenny’s Kitchenette Across From Standard Station — Syracuse

Syracuse Lake Association ReElects Officers During a meeting last week of the board of director’s of the Syracuse Property Owner’s association, current officers were re-elected, namely: Dave Stoops, president; Lester Lung, vice president and Mrs. Stoops, secretary-treasurer. Members expressed their desire to continue work on the program set-up for last year in hopes of reaching their desired goals. Cheerleaders Compete At State Fair Varsity and junior varisty cheerleaders of the Lakeland school system, W’awasee high, competed at the state fair grounds Tuesday. The first time for the local cheerleaders, no special awards were won but they feel much was learned in the day’s events and hope to pursue » the event. Os the 37-squads competing. Speedway of Indianapolis took top honors. Mrs. Cindy Peterson is the local sponsor of the energetic and enthusiastic group composed of Teresa Beer. Cathy Berghorn, Linda Bitner. Joni Hawk. Carolyn Rapp and Darcy Wolferman for the varisty; with Margaret Appenzeller, Ann Davenport, Susan Henning. Rhonda Hurd. Jeannie Mellinger and Sonya Whisler in the junior varsity. Mrs. Peterson reports the girls faithfully- practiced daily for this event and are in good form for the coming events. Accompanying the girls to . Indianapolis Tuesday were Mrs. Gerald Bitner. Mrs. Ashley Hawk and Mrs. Bill Whisler. Lakeland Locals Mrs. Fred Wuthrich of Milford visited recently with Mr. and Mrs. Charles Pletcher of Nappanee. Thursday callers of Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Gillis of r 3 Syracuse were Mrs. Rose Yount and Mrs. Mary Evans of Indianapolis. Mr and Mrs. Perry Hathaway and family of Claypool were Sunday afternoon callers of Mr and Mrs. Gerald Grove of r 1 Milford. ■ . Mr. and Mrs. Ray Bray entertained at a cook-out Saturdayevening for Mr. and Mrs. Jesse Miller of Fort Myers. Fla., and Mr. and Mrs Max Anglin of r 1 Leesburg. Sunday guests at the home of Mr. and Mrs. John B. Augsburger of Waubee Lake were Neil Holden. Lima, Ohio; and Ray Holden, Findlay, Ohio and daughter. Deborah. The men are uncles of Mrs. Augsburger.

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TUESDAY NIGHT LADIES Sleepy Owl 3 1 Syracuse Rubber 3 1 Grassy Creek Restaurant 3 1 Augsburger’s IGA 3 1 H&MAutoClinic 3 f Jot Em Down Grocery 1 3 Lakeside Laundry 1 3 Walter Drug Co. 1 3 Hickman Moving & Storage 1 3 Team No. 9 .13 High Team Game and Series: Sleepy Owl 767 — 2115. 450 series: C. Tillett 179-179— 495, S. Gilbert 176—160. W. Nolan 177-459. 160 games: L. Crow 169, E. Wogoman 169. MILFORD BUSINESS LEAGUE Berk’s Body Shop 4 0 Milford TV 4 0 Sharp Hardware Company 3 1 Augsburger’s Milford 3 1 Arro Motor Homes 2 2 Campbell’s Market ” 2 2 Hickory Lounge 1 ‘3 Augsburger’s Syracuse 1 3 Little & Clark 0 4 Walter Drug Company a 4 500 series — D. Wuthrich 540, H. Bartman 582, B. Simon 559. W. Bucher 536, D. Thibaut 546, P. Campbell 531, B. Dippon 526, D. Hockert 505. 200 games — W. Bucher 200. W. Miller 202. D. Wuthrich 237, H. Bartman 206. D. Thibuat 208, B. Simon 202.

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