The Mail-Journal, Volume 8, Number 9, Milford, Kosciusko County, 31 March 1971 — Page 2

THE MAIL-JOURNAL—Wed., Mar. 31, 1971

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WHS TRACK TE AM — The Wawasee high school track team is shown above. Their season opens tomorrow with a meet with Goshen and Fairfield. In the front row are Russ Mikel. Keith Reiter. Steve Coburn. Clint Olsen. John Glon. Calvin Busch and Rick Brannock. Those pictured in the second row are Kerry Barrett. Dave Berghorn, Rick Graff. Pat Spearman. Chuck Waterson, Doug

Trackmen To Open Season

By JOHN BAHS The Wawasee high school track team will begin its season on Thursday, April 1, when they meet Fairfield and Goshen high schools at the Wawasee track at 4:30 p m Coaching the team is Jerry Minton. He is assisted by Don Storey. The schedule follows: April I — Goshen & Fairfield H 4 30 6 — Manchester & Concord Manchester 8 — Pierceton & W Noble Pier 4.00 13 — East Noble H 4 :30 15 — Elmhurst H 4:30 17 — Goshen Relays 20 — Warsaw & Bremen H 4:30 21 — Warsaw (Fresh) Warsaw 4:30 22 Plymouth T 4:30 27 — North Wood T 4:30 29 — Wawasee Prep H 4:00 May 4 — Rochester Relays T 5:00 7 — Sectional II - NLC Meet 12 — Land-of-Lakes <9th) Warsaw 5:00 15 - Regional ' 22 — State Meet lurcher To Be Featured Coach Vern Zurcher, Wawasee high ’ school basketball coach, will be among the featured coaches at the annual lancer Basketball Camp to be held at Grace college, Winona Lake. The camp is conducted by Chet Kammerer, Grace basketball coach, and his assistant, Roland Fletcher Zurcher led a young Wawasee team to a 14-8 record and has coached three sectional champions in past years Zurcher will be participating in the second week of the camp to be held July 11-17. Campers will receive instruction in shooting, rebounding. - dribbling, passing, and fine points of the sport Films of college games, state finals, and fundamentals will be studied at length The boys will be assigned to teams and will compete in a league schedule each evening. The fellows will also be housed in the men’s dormitory, eat in the Grace College dining commons, and be counseled by Grace athletes Kammerer, whose interest in developing young talent led to the founding of the camp, has compiled a 110-62 coaching record at Grace and led his ‘7O-71 team to an 18-11 record. Fletcher, who serves as junior varsity coach as well as assistant camp director, has a 31-13 coaching record The camp is divided into four weekly sessions and is limited to boys who have com plet ed.gr ades four through eight Sessions will be held June 20-26, July 11-17, 1824. and 25-31. Reservations must be made as soon as possible as enrollment is limited to 85 per week. For additional information and application forms, write: Coach Chet Kammerer, Grace college. Winona Lake, Ind. 46590, or phone. Mr. and Mrs. Howard McDonald of Nappanee. Mr and Mrs. O. P Gamsbom of Etna Green were supper guests of Mr. and Mrs. Herman Miller of Milford Wednesday evening

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Land 0 Lakes Aqualand Motel 344 174 State Bank 344 174 Harris 33 19 Wawasee Boat 32 20 Legion 30 23 Sleepy Owl 29 23 • Bowen Motors 28 24 Dean’s Milk 26 26 Regent 26 26 C&J Const 26 26 Frog Tavern 23 29 Cutter 23 29 Auer’s 23 29 N. W Jaycees 18 34 Jenny ’s kitchenette 13 39 Liberty Homes 15 37 High team series: Aqualand Motel - 2718 High team game: Dean’s Milk ,— 985 600 series: P. Campbell 612, J. Erldy 604, F. Nyikos 607, P. Beazley 603 500 series: B. Eyer 555, B Simon 564, G Bell 568, B. Meyer 558, R. Smith 559, S Rensberger 543, N Biddle 545. D. Van 596, D. Fingerlee 578, F. Avery 569. R. Schultz 551, M. Simon 564 200 games: J. LeCount 202, P Campbell 203-234, B Simon 221, C. Cobum 205. G. Bell 212. J. Erldy 205-218, G. Coquillard 212, S. Rensberger 200, K. Bell 208, M. Simon 214-205. F. Nyikos 214-204, D Van 222. F Avery 218, R. Schultz 217, P. Beazley 204-217 Friday Nite Mixed Wawasee TV 34 14 B&KRootßeer 32 16 Kinder Mfg 31 17 Wicks Marina 304 174 L, Thwaits Grain 29 19 Thwaits Grain 27 21 Village Tap 27 21 Louie's Bar 244 234 Pickwick Theatre 24 24 Monsanto 24 24 Stahly-Stillson 24 24 Power Mfg. 23 25 Syracuse Rubber 23 25 Vidiotronics 23 25 Sleepy Owl 214 264 Ruth's Styling Salon 214 264 Biddles 20 28 Beacon 20 28 Frog Tavern 11 37 United Telephone 10 38 Hith team series and game: Thwaits Grain — 2296 - 803 600 series: S. Kern 642, L. Welty 624 500 series: B. Kline 513, P, Kline 537, D. Price 575, L. Thwaits 581, B. Gilbert 564, E. Lecount 513. K. Knisley 572, H. Schultz 522, D.. Jones 513, G. Hostetter 579, D. McKibben 515, G. Thwaits 512, J. Kern 565, B. Thwaits 577, L. Young 570, K. Lowe 504. J. Lowes3s, D Maresh 509. J. Morganthal&r 508, D. Stahly 521. D. McFarland 509, J, Pounds 574. L. Vance 581, C. Eby 571, L. Vance 515, D, Gardner 537 450 series: D. Thwaits 496. L. Gilbert 484. K. Knisley 481. B. Epley 456. K. McKibben 474, E. Biakesley 478, B. Young 493. J. Byland 456, P. Maresh 477, J. Morganthaler 488, E. Stahly 471

Bushong. Craig Tucker and Mike Klenke. In the third row are Tim Mosier. Doug Smith. Brad Butler, Jim Thwaits. Bruce Korenstra. Roger Korenstra and Mike Vanlaningham. Those in the fourth row are Tom Fribley. Dave Elliott, Kim Cripe, Tom Spearman and Tom Sorensen.

200 games: D. Price 203, L. Thwaits 211, B. Gilbert 212, K. Knisley 228, D. Jones 202. G. Hostetter 203, G. Thwaits 201, S. Kern 235-236. B. Thwaits 204-213, J. Lowe 211, L. Welty 214-258. J. Pound 231, L. Vance 204 170 games: B. Kline 181, D. Thwaits 185. L. Gilbert 199. K Knisley 178, B. Epley 180. K. McKibben 195, G. Hostetter 185191, S. Kern 171, B. Young 186. K. Lowe 195. P. Maresh 171. L. Vance 190-187. E. Stahly 178, B. Zawadyke 184 Thurs. Nite Ladies Hughes Digging 734 344 Regent Homes 674 404 Village Green 66 42 Bowen Motors 654 424 Al’s South Shore Marine 654 424 B & K Drive-In 61 47 Aqualand Motel 61 47 North Webster Bank 59 49 Pilchers Shoes 59 49 Louie’s Bar 564 514 Brazel's Bait. 53 55 Kale Island Beacon 50 58 WawaseeT.V. 494 584 Foo & Faye 45 63 Pickwick Inn 44 64 Monsanto 44 64 Lakeland Produce 434 644 Mail-Journal 42 66 Barth Inc 40 68 Lakeland Standard 344 734 High team game and series Aqualand Motel - 863 - 2423 500 series: M. L. Lambert 170-215-179 - 564, B. Gardner 194-172-173 - 539. M. Henning 164-208-158 - 530 500 series: D. Cobum 184-157-174-515, K. Lowe 217-123-173 -513, I. Stahley' 162-181-168 - 511, E. Hutsell 154-162-192 - 508, M Schlotterhack 158-188-159 - 505. M Popenfoose 166-183-153 - 502 450 series: J. Honer4s7. E. Day 451, B Nyce 468. E. Hughes 475, C. Whitacre 460. K. McKibben 475. J. Byland 458, J Reed 475, R Easley 457, B. Kern 480. L. Ulery 466, N. Searfoss 466, M. Dixon 465. K. Gardner 460. M Schwab 480. G. Pilcher 452. J. Weaver 450. K Knisley 494. H Rule 455 170 games: J. Honer 193. B. Nyce 191, K McKibben 184, J. Reed 174-177, B. Kem 178, L. Ulery 181, P Loetz 183, M. Dixon 174, N Searfoss 175. M Schwab 174, G. Pilcher 199, J. Weaver 178. K. Knisley 172, C. Peterson 176. F. Money 174 Tuesday Night Ladies Lakeside Laundry 814 384 Jot Em Down Grocery 78 42 Sleepy Owl 77 43 Grassy Creek 64 56 HAM Motor Clinic 60 60 Syracuse Rubber 59 61 Augsburger’s IGA 54 66 Hickman Moving & Storage 494 704 WalterDrugCo.il 42 78 Lakeland Standard 35 85 High team series: Sleepy Owl — 2315 High team game: Lakeside Laundry — 796 500 series: M. Pifer 166,255-577, C. Wogomon 192, 201-552. N. Coy 196. 199-541 450 series: B Gardner 177, 206492. M. Dixon 187-492, B. Kem 200485, K. Lowe 204-474, D. Lewis 161-466, S. Gilbert 193-466, W. Nolan 457, M. Whisler 163.168453

160 games: L. Crow 169,1. Dull 164 Tuesday .Afternoon Kern Grain 72 32 Wawa. Laundromat 62 42 Amer. Industries 60 44 Todd Realty 56 48 Mocks Marine Rentals 56 48 State Bank 494 544 Cromwell Lbr. 484 554 Kinder Co. 43 61 Superior Sample 41 63 The Lovables 32 72 High team series: Kern - 2431 High team game: State Bank — 832 500 series: D. Johnson 177-186 (505), A. Gallahan 178-198 ( 520), J. Stoelting 174 (509). M. Lambert 170-177 (514), K. Knisley 179 (502), S. Kem 200 ( 503) 440 series: L. Neff 475, L. Stucky 177 ( 482). E. Day 473. A. McCarty 173 ( 470), I. Mathews 441, B. Kline 183 ( 475), S. Brouwer 190 ( 451), B. Kern 170 (458), D. Thwaits 455. L. Vance 457 Monday Night County Wawasee Package 80 32 Pilcher Shoes 79 33 Thornburgs 71 41 Charlies Ten Pin 70 42 Eager Leagers 62 50 Wawasee T.V. 614 504 Anchor Bar 59 53 Louies Bar & Grill 584 534 Frog Tavern 564 554 Buds Body Shop 564 554 Barbee Hotel 56 56 Bushong Barber Shop 55 57 Burger Dairy Store 53 59 Kurleys Keglers 50 62 Wawasee Bowl 49 63 Dixie Boat 49 63 Delta No. 1 44 68 Teghtmeyer Ace Hardware 39 73 Delta No. 2 36 76 Schwartz Homes 35 77 High Team Game & Series — Pilcher Shoes - 1057 - 2829 High Ind. Game — C. Eby 237 — 608 High Ind. Series — L. Welty — 212-234-205-651 Honor Scores P. Wright - 564, A. Collinsworth - 225. G Vanator -200. M. Dorsey • 200-215-584. H. Locke - 221, H. Hartman 224-605, R. Bell - 206, R Thibaut - 201, E. Anderson - 214-566. M Simon - 204 - 552, R. Simon - 209 - 559. J. Karesh - 229. G Davis -200 - 551, C. McCuen - 206. L. Thwaits - 221 - 559. M. Ganshom - 556, P. Beezley - 168 (Triplicate). R. Hibschman - 201 - 203 - 592. H. Schrock - 217 - 589, V. Stayer - 201. G. Nordman - 201 - 564? M. Hostetter - 207, G. Eyer - 208. L. Mdlenhour - 201, R. Van - 223 - 222 - 635. D. Armbruster - 224 •204-210 - 638, J. Thornburg - 222,

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A. Hinshaw -200, R. Stahiy- 205 - 552, K. Koble - 224- 204 - 591, T. Schrock - 211, A. Walgamuth - 217, L. Swope - 202, H. Galloway - 219 - 551, W. stahiy 211 - 568, D. Pilcher - 233 - 584 Milford Business Arro Motor Homes 42 14 Walter Drugs Inc. 36 20 Campbell’s Market 354 204 Augsburger-Mil. 35 21 Berk’s Body Shop 34 22 Milford T.V. * 31 25 Hickory Lounge 27 29 Kern Grain Co. 244 314 Little & Clark Inc. 24 32 Sharp Hdwe. Co. 24 32 Augsburgers-Syra. 17 39 C. S. Myers 6 50 High team series and game: Arrow Motor Homes — 3058-1079 600 series: D. Thibaut 656, D. Butler 611, C. Coburn 600 500 series: P. Campbell 589, H. Bartman 579, L. Young 575, H. Doty 570, W. Miller 568, D. Wolferman 563. D. Dowty 548. F. Avery 547, D. Seely 542, B. Wolferman 539. T. Darr 538, R. Herr 527, C. Berkeypile 519, B. Dippon 518, J. Perry 517, D. Hockert 515, B. Simon 513, H. Wuthrich 508. S. Stump 501, J. Schultz 500 200 games: D. Thibaut 246-208-202, H. Bartman 244, R. Herr 236, B. Dippon 226, D. Dowty 224, L. Young 223, D. Butler 223, D. Hockert 215, C. Coburn 214-209. P. Campbell 213, S. Stump 212, H. Doty 211, W. Miller 208, J. DeSomer 208, B. Wolferman 203, T. Darr 202, D. Seely 202, D. Wolferman 200, O. Replogle 200. Hits & Misses Sylvan 63 53 Braz 63 53 Brown’s 61 55 Dog 61 55 Sharp Tool 58 58 Bud’s 56 60 Syracuse Mobile 51 65 Sportsman 51 65 High team game and series: Brown’s — 643-1872 500 series: B. Brown 544. L. Livengood 534, C. Mohler 512, B. Wesner 507 450 series: J. Brown 472 Leesburg Teenager In Accident In Warsaw Thursday A Leesburg area teenager, Joe A. Robinson, 17, and a Warsaw woman, Gwendolyn J. Allen. 31. 721 North Cook street, were involved in an accident at the intersection of Main and Detroit streets in Warsaw last Thursday. Robinson stopped for school children who started to cross the r intersection where he was at- * tempting to make a turn from the westbound lane of Main on to Detroit street. Mrs. Allen could not stop her car in time and the collison occurred. Damages were set at $l5O to the Allen vehicle and SIOO to the Robinson car. CHILDREN TO PARTICIPATE SUNDAY A.M. Palm Sunday worship at. the Milford United Methodist church will commence with the Procession of the Palms at the 10:30 hour of worship this Sunday morning. During the procession, each of the church’s children, kindergarten through sixth grade, will carry a palm branch and lay it at the altar rail. Other high moments of the hour will be an anthem by the choir and the Palm Sunday sermon “ The Stones Would Shout’ ” which will be delivered by the pastor, Rev. Ralph P. Karstedt. LAKELAND LOCAL A birthday dinner was held Sunday. March 28, for Dick and Chet Felkner, Milford, whose birthday’s were Monday. Those attending were Chester Felkner; Lou Felkner; Mr. and Mrs. Bud Felkner, Joan and Jim; Mr. and Mrs Gene Felkner; Mrs. Cornelia Poe and Mr. and Mrs. Richard Felkner. Mike, Brian, Todd and Dawn, all of Milford. The dinner was held at the Richard Felkners

FULL WEEK Thursday - Wednesday, April 1 thru 7 No One Who Was There WiH Ever Be The Same Be There “WOODSTOCK” Color (R) Restricted Persons Under 17 Not Admitted Open Monday thru Friday 6:30 p.m. ~ Saturday and Sunday 1:00 p.m.

Turkey Creek Senior Citizens Meet Members of the Turkey Creek Senior Citizens, Charlotte Blue chapter, met Thursday night for a dinner-meeting with 21 in attendance plus four guests, Mrs. Paul Ruth, Mrs. Marguerite Forrest, Mrs. Edith Hoover and Mrs. Ada Zeltinger. The four guests were later welcomed into the group. Conservation officer Earl Money presented a film, “This is Your Indiana.” Mrs. Nora Firestone was hostess. Table games were played during the social hour. Mrs. Lonie Wyson And Arthur Coy Marry Mrs. Lonie Wyson of Goshen and Arthur Coy of Syracuse were married at 6 p.m. Saturday, March 27, at Lakeside Chapel, Syracuse. Attending the couple were Doris Ringler, daughter of Mrs. Coy and Marvin Coy, Mr. Coy’s son. The bridegroom is the father of Mrs. William (Virginia) Bess and Marvin Coy. both of Milford; Mrs. W’ayne (Wanda ) Brown of Goshen; Mfrs. Gary (Patty) Shaw of North Webster; Mrs. Daniel (Betty) Hire, Ligonier; and Mrs. George Carter of Kimmell. The newlyweds are honeymooning in Florida after which they will reside in Goshen. Mr. Coy is employed at Syracuse Rubber and Mrs. Coy recently retired from Penn Controls in BIRTHDAY CLUB HONORS MEMBERS Two members of the Milford Birthday club were honored Monday evening at dinner in a North Webster restaurant as the March birthdays of Mrs. Robert Kaiser and Miss t Edith Baumgartner were observed. The dinner guests returned to the home of Mrs. Charles Weisser for dessert and gifts were presented to the honored guests. Others present were Mrs. Elmer Haab. Mrs. Levi Beer and Miss Delores Resendez. Kristen Phend Makes Dean's List At DePauw GREENCASTLE - Kristen Phend, 244 North Main street. Milford, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Parker H. Phend, has earned academic distinction on the dean’s list at DePauw university, where she is a sophomore. The scholastic recognition is extended to those students who earn a 3.5 (A-) or better grade average out of a possible 4.0. During the first semester, for which the honor was accorded, 398 of DePauw’s 2,370 undergraduates — or less than 17 per cent of the student body .—• won dean's list distinction. Miss Phend is a graduate of Wawasee high school and is majoring in Spanish and botany at the private liberal arts college. MINNIE MIZERS MEET MONDAY The TOPS Minnie Mizers at Syracuse met Monday night in the McClintic building with eight members in z attendance. Congratulations were extended to all for a weight loss by each attending member. Mrs. Rick Stump was queen for the week with an eight pound loss. Mrs. Leonard Kauffman was queen for the month with a 14-pound weight loss. Total loss for the week for the eight members was 33 pounds Time and location for the next meeting will be announced. LAKELAND LOCAL Miss Sandra Cain and Miss Marilyn Reynolds of Indianapolis were week end guests of Mr. and Mrs. Hubert Cain of Milford

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A REPORT TO THE PtOPLE OF INDIANA 1° )M U. S UNATOR B:RCH BAvl

Americans Unite In Concern

WASHINGTON, DC. — Whatever our differences may be about U.S. involvement in Indochina, there is little question that Americans unite in concern over treatment of our servicemen held prisoner in North Viet Nam. Last week was officially declared to be a “National Week of Concern” for our prisoners of war and our men missing in action. With many of my colleagues. I had the honor of cosponsoring the Senate version of the concurrent resolution designating this special occasion. My disagreement with the objectives and current tactics of this terrible war is well known. But disagreement with the waging of the war is one thing; concern for the innocent victims of that conflict is another. By joining together at such times as these, I believe we at the very’ least prove to the North Vietnamese something they may find it difficult to understand about our democratic system: that although we may be embroiled in deep controversy over our involvement in the Southeast Asian war, Americans of all political persuasions can put aside their differences and focus their concern upon the safety of our 1,600 servicemen held prisoner or missing in action in Viet Nam. I think it is important to impress this fact upon the enemy, lest they misunderstand our singleminded commitment to effect the safe and swift return of countrymen to their loved ones. While the war rages, we continue to urge the government of North Viet Nam to afford our captured servicemen the rights due them under the Geneva Convention. It defies understanding why the North Vietnamese refuse to treat these men in accordance with the provisions of that convention—particularly the provisions for identification, inspections.

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correspondence, and the release of the seriously sick and wounded. Surely, no single gesture could earn North Viet Nam as much good will and respect in the United States and the other nations of the world B—and possibly even bring us closer to peace—as a decision to implement fully those provisions. I am hopeful that the unity of spirit fostered in our land by the “Week of Concern” will extend beyond that seven-day span. I am hopeful that together we shall find a peaceful solution to this frustrating, brutal war so that no more Americans may have to risk capture or death in Viet Nam. In keeping with this unity of spirit. I call your attention to another matter which I think merits our concern. A fund has recently been established to pay for the construction of a memorial, over the 54 men entombed in the hulk of the battleship USS Utah, which was sunk at Pearl Harbor on December 7, 1941. As a co-sponsor of the bill to provide for the construction the $115,000 needed to construct the memorial—is most admirable. The legislation approved by Congress last year authorized the necessary funds, but it may take three or four years actually to obtain them. The fund-raising drive was launched in the- hope that the memorial could be in place by December 7 of this year—the 30th anniversary of the . attack. Contributions can be mailed to: > , USS Utah Memorial Box 1941-1971 Salt Lake City, Utah 84110 Every area of the country—including our own—has one or more of its boys among the Utah dead. By honoring them, we in effect do honor to all the gallant men and women who have given and are giving their lives for our country.