The Mail-Journal, Volume 8, Number 5, Milford, Kosciusko County, 3 March 1971 — Page 2

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f / > 1 NT zw Ml In i|te HBHHE > ia ’ . BrT "*** *• V R zl K A I ’ ‘ Ks t - WHOSE BALL? — Wawasee Warrior Tim Blue, in the dark uniform, was going up for a basket last Thursday when the photo was wrapped by M-J photographer John Bahn. At the same time Triton's 24 Richard Rhodes decided to get into the action and went after the ball. Either Blue has it in the palm ofhis hand or Rhodes is trying something new and has it in his hand. Maybe they’re sharing it but we doubt it since that's not the object of the game. Dave Elliott is the other Warrior in the photo and Max Trowbridge is Triton's number 30.

WHS Warriors Fall To Triton Thursday

By JOHN BAHN The Wawasee Warriors were defeated last Thursday by the Triton Trojans in their first game by a score of 71-61 at the Triton sponsored sectional meet Coach Vernon Zurcher s out: standing scorer, John Hamilton, totaled 20 points for the Warriors He was followed by Tim Blue with 10 points and Mark Thomas with 9 points Although Wawasee held top scoring honors Sharpe, who scored 18 points during the game. Rhodes with 16 and Trowbridge with 14 assisted the Trojan cause and forced the

Milford's Civic Leaders Attend Zoning Meeting Five civic minded residents of the Milford area are in Plymouth today attending a Three County Planning Seminar for Marshall. Kocisuko and Starke counties. Attending the day long meeting are Paul Brembeck, president of the Milford Area Development council ? Carl Duncan and Dr T A. Miller, members of the town board; postmaster * Paul Kizer and Parker Phend The meeting features •’Philosophy and Concept of Planning" with Carroll Bottum, director of the community development department at Purdue university; “Plan Development” featuring getting 9 understanding and acceptance as well as funding with Bruce Yoder, planning consultant from

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Warriors into a corner for most of the game The Warriors were outnumbered in everything except freethrow scoring. Wawasee’s defence fell but much of the spirit remained The Warriors scoring efforts were shreaded by the Trojans rebounding ability, placing heavy pressure on the team Wawasee, you might say. was doomed from the start when Triton s scoring jumped high over the Warriors and the Trojans led 20-6 at the end of the first quarter The Warriors were flattened in

Fort Wayne as speaker. In the afternoon the program features “Implementation” concerning getting the job done and who does what with Robert Ulery, director of the Miami county planning commission of Peru as speaker; and 'Kinds of Planning” with Joel Hach, planner for Elkhart county, as speaker' A quest ion and answer period is set to be held prior to adjournment at ,I‘p.m. Snowmobile Race At North Webster The Webster lake was the scene of snowmobile races Sunday, sponsored and sanctioned byIndiana Snowmobile association, and run on a one-half mile oval track Results were: Juniors — Mike Kensill, Fort Wayne; Keith Strauss. Syracuse; and Bruce Mitchell, North Webster Powder Puff — Judi Funnell. Warsaw; Louise Blissitt, Hicksville. Ohio; and Barb Hasty, North Webster Open — Dave Bonefiglio, Coldwater. Mich.; Ed Bower-

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the third quarter when the Trojans leaped up 23 points to end the quarter with a 58-35 score. The last quarter, however, appeared hopeful as the Warriors narrowed the score down to 61-71. Box scores follow: TRITON (71) — Gorchenour 102, King 332, Rhodes 642, Trowbridge 624, Carlberg 001, Sharpe 743. Glingle 001, Fetters 522. Parker 001. • WAWASEE (61) - Elliott 112, Workman 041, Hamilton. 760, Mikel 132. Blue 420, Thomas 415, Fribley 322, Jack Beer 001, Cripe 001.

man. Quincy, Mich.; and Dan Kitts: Elkhart. A stock — Tom Kirts, Bristol; Bob Kensill, Fort Wayne; and Robert Blissitt, Hicksville, Ohio. B stock — Richard Schneider. Bob Harris and Jim McCrary, all of Fort Wayne. C stock — Bob Foster, Hoagland; Steve W’hite, North Webster; and Dennis Jones, Syracuse. D stock — Charles Chapman, Fort Wayne; Bob Foster, Hoagland; and Doug Strombeck. North Webster E stock — Charles Chapman and Jim McCrary, both of Fort Wayne; and Doug Strombeck, North Webster AA Mod — Tom Huntine. Fort Wayne; James Harbaugh. Reading. Mich. , and Tom Kirts, Bristol. BB Mod — Irwin Schnelkner. New Haven; Tom Huntine and Whimp Yoguelet, both of Fort Wayne. CC Mod — Jerry Kirts, Elkhart; Irwin Schnelkner. New Haven; and Dave Bonefiglio. Coldwater. Mich. DD Mod — Jerry Darby. Sturgis. Mich. ; Bob -Harris and Tom Huntine, both of Fort Wayne. EE Mod — Dan Kirts, Elkhart; Mike Yoguelet and Jim Shuler, both of Fort Wayne.

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Thurs. Nite Ladies Hughes Digging 634 284 Al’s South Shore Marine 60 32 Bowen Motors 564 354 Regent Homes 56 36 B&KDrive-In 55 ' 37 Village Green 55 37 North Webster Bank 51 41 Pilchers Shoes 50 42 Louie’s Bar 49 43 Aqualand Motel ,49 43 Kale Island Beacon 45 47 Wawasee TV. 444 474 Brazels Bait 43 49 Foo & Faye 38 54 Pickwick Inn 37 55 Lakeland Produce 37 55 Barth Inc. r 36 56 Monsanto 35 57 Mail-Journal. 34 58 Lakeland Standard 254 664 High team game: Aqualand Motel — 841 High team series: Al's South Shore Marine — 2403 500 series: M. L. Lambert 256-147-147 for 550. B. Kern 194-176-166 for 536. B. Gardner 159-223-140 for 522. L, Neff &J-188-177 for 518, K. Gardner 211450-148 for 509, A. Gallahan 169-161-178 for 506, M. Henning 182-163-159 for 504 450 series and above: M. Rensberger 470, E. Hutsell 482, V. Penn 474, C. Hostetler 466, K. Lowe 475. N. Spurling 499, J. Reed 450, S. Gilbert 495, E. Price 463. E. Mast 463. B. Nyce 486, J. Trolson 460, M. Schwab 479, G. Eyer 492, E. Blakesley 474, K. McKibben 474, P. Benson 451, D. Byrket 453, R. Easley 461, J. Lantz 475. J. Weaver 453, M. Schlotterback 462. K. Knisley 475 20Q games: K. McKibben 202 170 games and above: M. Rensberger 190, K. Lowe 190, J. Reed 172, N. Spurling 177, S. Gilbert 192-174, E. Mast 175, E. Price 171, B. Nyce 178, H. Bell 191, J. Trolson 171, M. Schwab 174. G. Eyer 172-173, E. Blakesley 178. R. Laird 172, E. Leap 174, D. Byrket 179, J. Stoelting 196, R. Easley 178, J. Lantz 180. J. Rink 170 Land O Lakes State Bank 294 104 Legion 26 14 Wawasee Boat 26 14 Harris 26 14 Aqualand Motel 254 144 C& J Const. 23 17 Dean’s Milk * 21 19 Sleepy Qwl 21 19 Regent 20 20 Bowen Motors 19 21 » Frog Tavern 16 24 N.W. Jaycees 15 25 Cutter Chevrolet 14 26 Auers Serv. 14 26 Jenny’s Kitchenette 13 27 Liberty Homes 11 29 High team series: Frog Tavern - 2674 High team game: Dean’s Milk - 943 «' 600 series: W. Benson 610 500 series: B. Meyer 564, K. Knisley 542, P. Beazley 553, E. Money 560. D. Van 561, N. Biddle 560. M. Yoder 596, F. Nyikos 554 200 games: B. Meyer 206, R. Knisley 209, B. Simon 212, W. Benson 241-213, G. Bell 214, S. Rinsberger 200, J. LeCount 200, W. Beeman 201, P. Beazley 210, C. Mohley 200, E. Money 210-205, R. Brazil 202, M. Yoder 211 Friday Nite Mixed Kinder Mfg 23 9 Village Tap 23 9 WawaseeTV 21 11 Louie'sßar 194 124 Wicks Marina 19 13 Sleepy Owl 18 14 L? Thwaits Graip 18 14 B & K Root Beer 18 14 Pickwick Theatr** 17 15 Stahly-St illson 17 15 Monsanto 16 16 Thwaits Grain 15 17 Vidiotronics 15 17 Biddles 15 17 Power Mfg. 14 18 Ruth’s Styling Salon 134 184 Syracuse Rubber 13 19 Beacon 12 20 Frog Tavern 7 25 United Telephone ,6 26 High team series. Thwaits Grain — 2096 High team game: Sleepy Owl - 767 600 series: D. McFarland 601, B. Gilbert 614. C. Eby 605 500 series: D Zawadyke 525, L. Byland 506, K. Lowe 557, J. Byland 514, D. Price 509, L. Thwaits 559, L. Gilbert 509, A. Mouslev 550, D. Gardner 514, D. Stahly 583, K. Knisley 528, D. Neff 519, K. Knisley 527, D. McKibben 531. E. Blakesley 520, J. Kern 570, B. Thwaits 555. D. Maresh 513, L.

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LAKELAND IS NUMBER ONE — The Lakeland seventh grade wrestling team won first place honors in the four-way tournament held last Saturday in Warsaw.

Seventh Grade Wrestlers Win Tourney

By JOHN BAHN The Lakeland junior high school seventh and eighth grade wrestling teams went to the area four-way tourney on Saturday and came home with the seventh grade championship The Lakeland schools had held matches earlier at Wawasee high school to break down the three area schools into the 12 main weight catagories with alternates for Saturday’s tourney. The eighth grade team took one first by Schropf with five second place honors going to Kitson, Fisher. V. Caravajal. Coburn and Dye. The seventh grade team took first place in the meet with five first place honors being earned by Doll, Korenstra, Rinker, Whiteman and Wright. Final team standings in the eighth grade were: Warsaw 119, Manchester 74, Wawasee 71 and North Wood 67. Final team standings in the seventh grade meet were: Wawasee 104, Manchester 91, Warsaw 66 and North Wood 49. Lakeland wrestlers from Milford, Syracuse and North Webster were coached by members of the Wawasee high school varsity wrestling team under the guidance of coach Terry Frank.

Welty 522, L. Knispel 576, J. Morganthaler 567, L. Vance 578, G. Thwaits 501, M. Carlson 500. J. Pounds 517, L. Epley 591, L. Young 557 450 series: L. McFarland 465, D. Thwaits 484. E. Stahly 486. K. Gardner 494, G. Hostetler 480, B. Kline 494, J. Dull 486. B. Epley 460. J..Honer47o, B. Young 477, J. Morganthaler 470, L. Vance-495, S. Kern 470, P. Maresh 460 200 games: D. McFarland 203224, D. Zawadyke 210, L. Byland 210, K. Lowe 219, J. Byland 202, D. Price 223, L. Thwaits 210, B. Gilbert 202-212-200, A. Mousley 202, D. Stahly 205, D. Neff 203, K. Knisley 209, M. Carlson 203, L. Epley 200-212, L. Young 218, L. Knispel 214, J. Morganthaler 203, C. Eby 236, L. Vance 201 170 games: K. Lowe 176, D. Thwaits 183, L. Gilbert 172-178, E. Stahly 181, K. Knisley 193-175, G. Hostetter 177, B. Kline 185, E. Blakesley 183, I. Duil 179, B. Epley 171, J. Honer 183, J. Morganthaler 174, L. Vance 184, G. Thwaits 183-180 > Tuesday Afternoon Ladies Kern Grain 61 27 American Ind. 55 33 Wawasee Laundromat 51 37 Mock’s Marine Rentals 48 40 Todd Realty 48 40 Kinder Mfg. 39 49 State Bk. of Syracuse 384 494 Oomwell Lumber . 364 514 Superior Sample 33 „ 55 Lovables 30 58

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- Hbt M E■’ HI WRESTLERS — M-J sports photographer John Bahn caught Joe Elam of Syracuse as he wrestled with an opponent during the four-way tournament held Saturday at Warsaw. Members of the Lakeland junior high team were coached by members of the Wawa&e high school varsity wrestling team under the leardership of coach Terry Frank.

High team series and game: Kern Grain — 2420-824 500 series: D. Johnson 540 (204), B. Kern 502 ( 222), R. Easlev 528 (184-184), S. Kern 500 (179),'8. Todd 529 ( 203-177), A. Gallehan 500 (192), B. Gardner 585 ( 206-224) 450 series: J. Lantz 472 (180), E. Hughes 474 (178), L. Neff 472 (171), L. McFarland 462 (186), A. Sudlow 440, E. Day 464, B. Kline 477 (170), M. Deck 448 (171), B. Kay 465, D. Thwaits 452, L. Vance 493 (175) 170 games: J. Auer 170 Hits & Misses Brown’s 57 43 Sylvan’s \ 57 43 Braz 56 44 Dog 54 46 Sharp Tool 49 51 Bud's 45 55 Syracuse Mobile 44 56 Sportsman's 38 62 High team game and series: Sylvan’s — 646 - 1767 500 series: C. Walton 538, B. Brown 507 450 series: J. Brown 459 200 games: C. Walton 200, D. Heck a man 219 Tuesday Night Ladies Jot Em Down Groc. 70 34 Lakeside Laundry 694 344 Sleepy Owl 69 35 Grassy Creek Rest. 56 48 Augsburger's IGA 53 51 H & M Motor Clinic 51 53 Syracuse Rubber 46 58 Hickman Moving and Storage 384 654 Walter Drug Co. II -34 70 Lakeland Standard 33 71

Shown above are seventh graders from Milford, North Webster and Syracuse who participated in the tournament.

High team series and game: Lakeside Laundry — 2248 - 792 500 series: C. Wogomon 162, 213-527, E. Wogoman 166, 220-524 450 series: B. Gardner 182-488, M. Pifer 176-477, D. Lewis 173, 165-468, I. Dull 18W55 160 games: C. Kruger 184, J. Groves 182, G. Pilcher 181, A. Rider 173, D. Strand 173, D. Stucko 169, S. Gilbert 169, M. Dixon 168, J. Brumbaugh 167,166. C. Nolan L. Crow 162, M. Harris 161, J. Hoover 160 Van Buren Township Trustee Opens Office John Davidsen, trustee of Van Buren township, stated this week he has opened an office in the fire station in Milford, for the purpose of assessing and collecting dog tax. Either trustee Davidsen or former trustee Ray Ferverda will be in the office from 9 a.m. unbl 5 p.m. Monday thru Saturday. Hex Ruf a I Club Meets At Cable Home The Hex Rural Extension Homemakers club met Tuesday afternoon at the home of Mrs. William Cable north of Syracuse. The meeting was opened in

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usual form by the president, Mrs. Milton Shudfer. Mrs. Oliver Hibschman gave devotions reading from the Bible, Hosea 8:1-7 and also two poems “If Suddenly We Knew” and “A Better You.” The song of the month, “The Happy Wanderer’’’ was sung accompanied by Mrs. Merle Darr at the piano. Response to roll call was “A New Piece of Furniture I Would Like to Have.” Mrs. Forrest Fackler and three youths were guests. “Protecting Our Environment and Pollution” was the lesson program for the afternoon, ably given by Mrs. Shuder. The Christmas workshop and fashion show review were discussed. A safety report on diabetes was given by Mrs. Hibschman. The meeting closed with the club prayer song followed by refreshments by the hostes. • “K" Mrs. Roy,; Rogers of Meersburg was a caller Monday of Mrs. Hazel Kline of Milford. Mr. and Mrs Roy Fox of near Milford were Sunday afternoon and evening guests of their son and wife, Mr. and Mrs. Robert L. Fox of near Warsaw.

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