The Mail-Journal, Volume 7, Number 45, Milford, Kosciusko County, 9 December 1970 — Page 2

THE MAIL-JOURNAL—Wed., Dec. 9, 1970

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WHS Warriors Crushed By Concord Minutemen

By JOHN BAHN The Wawasee Warriors met the Concord Minutemen last Friday evening for a 79-65 loss making a 3-1 record for the Warriors. Wawasee led off in scoring but the Minutemen pushed ahead and held the lead all through the game In the first quarter Wawasee’s Tim Blue hit a field goal 1:51 into the quarter. Jeff Hughes and Concord’s Don Dickey each scored three field goals during the play. In the second quarter Wawasee s Mark Thomas made the first field goal only 23 seconds into the period Wawasee and

Varsity Wrestlers Down Falcons 34-14

By JOHN BAHN The Wawasee varsity wrestlers met the Fairfield Falcons last Wednesday and came away with a 34 14 win In the 98 pound weight class Wawasee’s Dan Doll pinned Fairfield’s Lynn Hamood in 41 seconds into the first period In the 105 class Mark Treesh was decisioned by Barry Whitehead 0-4. In the 112 pound weight class Wawasee’s Chip Dye decisioned Duane Brown 4-2. In the 119 pound weight class Jay deSomer decisioned Fairfield's Sam Brown 13 to 0. In the 132 pound weight class Steve Coburn pinned Fairfield’s Wayne Warstler with 48 seconds The MAIL-JOURNAL P«bll»h*4 by The Mall-Jearaal »»«r» W»4»»»4«y an 4 ,nler»4 »» S»e»n4 (la at matter at the Pml Os tire at Srraease. Indiana Seran4 elatt aatlace »a!4 at IM K. Main Street. Svraeate. tn4laaa 4S.UI an 4 at a44ltienal entry ettieea. SabterlaUaa: Maa ner rear In kaaetaaha Ceaatr: MW antaMe

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Concord matched points during the eight-minutes of play, each team hitting for 15. Wawasee’s Tim Blue and Jeff Hughes along with Concord’s Mark Perkins, Mike Kuhn and Don Dickey each hit for four points. In the third quarter Wawasee scored 17 points while Concord scored 23 to hold the lead. Concord’s Doug Lamb and Vanderreyden both scored six with Wawasees Blue scoring five points. In the fourth quarter Wawasee fouled Concord’s Mark Perkins and Doug Lamb heavily for an 11 point gain for Concord. Perkins led in scoring with 11 points from

left in the second period In the 138 pound weight class Jim Marlette was decisioned by Dan Blucker 0-4. In the 145 pound weight class Wes Kilmer decisioned Dean Rink 2-0. In the 155 pound weight class Gmt Olson was pinned by Mike Yoder 37 seconds into the second period In the 167 pound weight class Bill Richardson pinned Mike Dongcon 46 seconds into the first period In the 185 pound weight class Dave Baumgartner of Wawasee pinned Don Brubaker 1:14 into the second quarter In the heavyweight class Wawasee’s Roger Korenstra received a forfeit from Fairfield. Swimming Team Defeated, 46-45 Wawasee lost a close swimming meet last Thursday to New Prairie 46-45 as two Warriors were disqualified. The results follows: 200 Medley Relay — Dal Ummel, Tom Spearman. Jim Pacynski and Dana Berghorn of Wawasee with a 2:08.1 over New Prairie who’s time was 2:18.6. 200 yard Freestyle — Bromley NP; ken Schernekau W; Sansukey NP 200 yard individual medley — Sinka NP; Ummel and Scher-

the foul line. Wawasee scored 16 points to Concord’s 23. Workman made a final attempt to score with two seconds left in the game. The bucket was good, however. Concord held the lead 79-65. Score by quarters: Wawasee 17 30 47 65 Concord 18 33 56 79 Box scores follow: Concord (79> — Ganger 112. Dickey 11-00, Lamb 352. Shaffer 101. Perkins 8-14-1, Vanderreyden 232. Kuhn 202. Wawasee (65) — Elliott 312, Hughes 902. Thomas 435. Hamilton 401. Blue 293, Mikel 002. Workman 324.

nekau disqualified. 100 yard freestyle — D. Berghorn W; Keck NP. Leemon. W. 400 yard freestyle — Bremley NP; Tony Newman W; Bush NP. 100 yard backstroke — Sinka NP; Spearman W; Carlson NP. 50 yard freestyle — Berghorn. W; Joslin NP; Greg Ummel, W. Springboard — Miller NP; Davis W; Grotie NP. 100 yard butterfly — Dave Berghorn W; Dodson NP / 100 yard breaststroke' — Shrump NP; Harris W; Guarte NP 400 yard freestyle — G. Ummel. Tony Newman. B. Davis and Ken Schemekau W. over Joslin. Draves, Bird and Dickey of New Prairie. Milford Still Undefeated With Victory Thursday Milford kept its record unblemished as the Trojans defeated Syracuse last Thursday by the score of 60 to 51. The eighth grade team now has a 4-0 record Milford fell behind at half time by the score of 33 to 31 but pulled ahead at the end of three quarters by the score of 44 to 39. Tim Yoder led all scorers with 21 points Chad Singrey scored 16 for the losers Milford's seventh grade also pulled off a big victory 42 to 26. Syracuse Wins In Last Minute Scoring On Tuesday evening the Syracuse Yellow Jackets took to the floor for their fourth game of the season and came away with a last minute victory 25-23. This brought the Yellow Jackets season to two victories and two defeats The leading scorers for Syracuse were Dale Ganz and Jeff Miller.

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Thurs. Nite Ladies Hughes Digging 38 18 Village Green 36 20 Pilchers Shoes 36 20 Al’s South Shore Marina 34 22 B & K Drive-in 33 23 Regent Homes 33 23 Bowen Motors 32 l 2 234 Wawasee TV 31 25 Kale Island Beacon 31 25 North Webster Bank 28 28 Foo & Faye 28 28 Mail-Journal 25 31 Louie's Bar 25 31 Barth Inc. 25 31 Aqualand Motel 25 31 Pickwick Inn 23 33 Brazels Bait 22 34 Lakeland Produce 20 36 Monsanto 19 37 Lakeland Standard 154 404 High team game and series: Hughes Digging — 814-2362 500 series: B. Kline 178-221-186 for 585, F. Eby 173-135-211 for 519, J. Trolson 162-187-166 for 515. J. Bvland 167-184-152 for 503, Ruth Easley 142-195-164 for 501, C. Whitacre 161-165-174 for 500 450 series: B. Gardner 494. G. Eyer 480. E. Hughes 465. K. McKibben 493, K. Gardner 467. H. Frushour 483. J. Keim 464, P. Loetz 494. M. Popenfoose 499, C. Peterson 469. E. Hutsell 453. K. Knisley 491, M. Henning 467, J. Groves 485 200 games: B. Gardner 204 170 games: H. Bell 183. F. Wortinger 178. G. Eyer 174, E. Hughes 173, K. McKibben 191. H. Frushour 192-176. P. Loetz 177. J. Baumgartner 185. M. Popenfoose 193. L. Welty 170. J. Weaver 172, K. Knisley 173. N. Searfoss 177. M. Henning 175, J. Groves 177 Fridav Nite Mixed Sleepy Owl ' 39 14 Thwaits Grain 35 17 Stahly-Stillson 32 20 Pickwick Theatre 314 204 L. Twaits Grain 31 21 Monsanto 31 21 Monsanto 31 21 Wicks Marina 30 22 Louies Bar 284 234 Wawasee TV 28 24 Power Mfg. 28 24 Kinder Mfg. 25 27 * Ruth’s Styling Salon 24 28 Biddles 23 29 Videotronics 22 30 Beacon 22 30 B & K Root Beer 20 32 Syracuse Rubber 19 33 Village Tap 19 33 Frog Tavern 17 35 United Telephone 16 36 High team series & game: Thwaits Grain 2237 - 785 600 series: D. Zawadyke 620, C. Eby 637, L. Vance 620 500 series men: A. Mousley 536. J. Morganthaler 583. D. Stahly 582. J. Kern 585. B. Thwaits 576, L. Epley 558, B. Frenger 553, B. Trolsen 556, G. Field 509. P. Kline 518. L. Welty 509, L. Byland 507. J. Lowe 548, R. Hostetter 539. F. Wickersham 546, L. Young 538, D. Price 502, D. Armbruster 566. E. Smith 516 (women): G. Whwaits 515. S. Kern 561, A. Frenger 519. K. Lowe 539, J. Byland 515, M. Dixon 548, L. Gilbert 514 450 series women: G. Hostetter 467. K. Knisley 498, D. Thwaits 464. T. Brock 469, K. Gardner 484. J. Trolsen 468, L. Vance 494 200 games men. A. Mousley 209, J. Morganthaler 204. D. Stahly 205. J. Kern 212, D Zawadzke 256. D. McFarland 219. L. Epley 201. 212. B. Frenger 213, B. Trolsen 209. C. Eby 205. 207. 225. L. Vance 201. 206. 213. J Lowe 210, F Wickersham 202. D. Armbruster 213 (women): T. Brock 228. S. Kern 247, A. Frenger 210. K. Lowe 210

Prep Freshmen See Action The Freshman basketball team of Wawasee Prep is off to an encouraging start this season. The record at the beginning of this week is three wins and one loss; the loss coming at the hands of a fine Wawasee Warriors Frosh team. The young Lakers began the season defeating Mentone. 41 to 34. one the losers court. The high point getter for Prep was Arron Scott of Gary with 21 points. Mike Hurd. Howard W’itherspoon, Leon Streeter, and Jay Muelhenkamp played an aggressive team defense that kept Mentone from getting on track. The high man for Mentone was Hardesty with 14 points. The second game was a rematch with the frosh from Mentone on the Lakers court. The Laker hoopsters soundly beat Mentone. 55 to 23, with Scott getting high point honors with 23. and Leon Streeter of Chicago getting 10 points. The third game was at Prep against Rome City. The Lakers won. 36 to 24. High scorers for Prep were Scott with 12, Muelhenkamp with 8. and Witherspoon with 8. The high man for Rome City was Donat With 9 points. Last Wednesday night, the “B” squads of Prep and Wawasee played the opening game, with Wawasee winning in overtime, 42 to 37. In was an exciting game all the way. The high scorers for Prep were Greg Blair of Chicago with 17 points and John Mahon of Chicago with 10 points The high man for the Warriors was Chamberlain with 17. The “A” squad game was not played as the young Lakers would have liked. The game was played rough on the boards with the bigger Warriors doing a fine job in starting the fast break. Although fouling was a problem, the fine shooting of Wawasee made the difference. The final score ? was Wawasee 49. Wawasee Prep 26. The high scorer for Wawasee was Mosier with 20 points and Brannock with 11. The young Lakers play at Brookdale in Elkhart on Tuesday, and at home against Bethany Christian on Thursday. All games begin at 6:30. Coach Phil Jones believes that he has a fine group of boys who know how to hustle, and should win many more games before the year is over. 170 games women; J. Morganthaler 184, N. Mousley 173. K. Gardner 171, G. Thwaits 177,174, A. Frenger 175, L. Vance 173, 170, K. Lowe 171, J. Byland 180.173. M. Dixon 187, 173,188. G. Hostetter 181, K. Knisley 183, 172 Land O Lakes Cutter 38 14 Harris 35 17 Frog Tavern 34 18 Dean's Milk 34 18 Wawasee Boat 30 22 Regent 29 20 C& J Const. 27 25 Bowen Motors 27 25 Aqualand Motel 26 26 Liberty Homes 26 26 Legion 25 27 State Bank 24 28 Auer’s Service. 24 28 Sleepy Owl 20 32 N.W. Jaycees 10 42 Jenny ’s Kitchenette 7 45 High team series: Aqualand Motel — 2655 High team game: Dean’s Milk — 919 500 series: P. Campbell 541, K. Knisley 507, R. Knisley 536, T. Wogoman 505, D. Van 582. I. Schlotterback 530, F. Avery 502. D. Fingerlee 519. J. Schlotterback 522. C. Wheeler 504. J. Bitner 516, W. Benson 518, C. Gilbert 513. H Hostetler 518, D. Knisley 522. L. Wilty 552, C, Walton 527. P. Leach 516, P. Bright 544. E Gantz 558. E. Harding 512, M. Yoder 512. A.

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Tth wh 14 K 32 18i 52 iW 34 m H ■MHHrvfll-ÜBS ■"’X -J IB B.i BB tit • ME « wKdBUSi FRESHMAN TEAM — Pictured above are members of the Wawasee Prep freshmen team. • Seated are Leon Sheeter. Howie Weatherspoon. Arron Scott. Jay Muethenkamp. Dick Vincent. Greg Blair and Mike Hurd. Standing are Bill Nelson, manager; Damien McKinney. John Mahon. Art Weigartner. Mike Miller. Paul Hopkins. John Wonderly. Andrew Bowes. Paul Elias, manager; and coach Phil Jones. Rick Decker was absent when the photo w as taken.

Howell 547, W. Sholtey 515, F. Nyikos 533, G. Druchniiller 506, C. Lantz 506. G. Bell 504. G. Vanator 506 200games: P. Campbell 216. B. Simon 216. D. Van 223. D. Fingerlee 202, S. Richardson 200. C. Gilbert 201, W. Benson 200. E. Gantz 203. C. Lantz 201 Saturday Jr. Bowlers The Flying Diapers 25 7 Playboys 25 7 Gizzard Grabbers 244 74 Happy Hippo 23 9 Invaders 22 10 Slag Brothers 22 10 Splits 21 11 69’ers 15 17 Love Bugs 144 174 Masked Maggots 144 174 Zingers 13 19 79’ers 13 19 Model Rockets 11 21 Masked Muskrats 11 21 Alley Queen Jr. 64 254 Chargers 6 26 High team series and game: The Flying Diapers — 2342-793 400 series (boys): G. Dean 479. M. Morganthaler 508, M. Sheline 426. J. Schoph 560. J. Miller 416. M. Lantz 410 300 series (girls): V. Todd 313, M. Wesner 304. C. Willits 354, D. Burchard 310. (Boys): J. Fisher 315, P. Miller 365. S. Coy 319. R. Neff 356. R. Neff 338, G. Miller 364. P. Schrumph 318. G. Brown 325, S. Anderson 393, T. Morganthaler 375. M. Byrket 326. B. Wolfe 399. B. Byland 301, D. Gang 331, T. Stidham 399. S. Hann 329, F. Troup 323. M. Koher 370. L. Jernigan 309. C. Coburn 317, D. Dieterly 313, J. Dean 322 120 games (girls): M. Wesner 140, C. Willets 149. D. Burchard 123, (Boys): G. Dean 139-158-182, M. Morganthaler 149-146. M. Sheline 153-134-139. J. Schaph 164191, J. Fisher 135, P. Miller 120-120-125, S. Coy 128, T. Campbell 131, R. Neff 127, R Neff 123, G. Miller 122-121-121, G. Brown 143. (Continued on Page 7)

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Lakeland Announces Free Lunch Policy Lakeland Community School Corporation announces free and reduced price school lunch policy. The Lakeland Community School Corporation has long recognized the need for helping meet the nutritional needs of its students. The charge to students who can pay is 35 cents in the elementary schools and 40 cents in the junior high and high schools. However, since some families find it difficult to pay this full price, the school will provide these lunches free of charge or at a reduced price to those children determined by school officials to be unable to pay the full price for their lunches. * Families who feel that their children may be eligible for free or reduced price lunches may apply. Notification of the procedure to apply was sent home in a letter to parents earlier this week. Additional copies may be obtained at the school. The completed application, signed by an adult member of the family, should be reviewed with the school principal. Such applications will be reviewed promptly and the family will be notified, in writing, as to the decision made. All information provided will be held in strictest confidence. Decisions for approval will be based on the following Income Scale. Family Size .Annual Income One $1,920 Two 1 2.520 Three 3.120 Four 3.720 Five 4.270

Six 4.820 Seven 5,320 Eight 5,820 Each additional family member add 450 Any unusual circumstances or hardships, which affect the family’s ability to pay for school lunches will also be considered. The school corporation’s formal free and reduced price policy is on file in the administrative office of the Lakeland Community School Corporation and may be reviewed by any interested person. Board members stated Tuesday night that no school corporation has to adopt a free lunch policy, however, if one is not adopted the corporation would loose its reimbursement in the milk program and the use of all government commodities. Mr. and Mrs. Theo Beer of r 1 Milford had as their over night guests Saturday Mr. and Mrs. Garence Koehl of Forrest. 111.

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