The Mail-Journal, Volume 8, Number 12, Milford, Kosciusko County, 21 April 1971 — Page 3
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880 RELAY WINNER — Dave Berghorn carried the baton across the wire last Tuesday to take first place in the 880 relay event for the Wawasee "B” team when the young Warriors met East Noble. East Noble, however, came away the victor of the meet.
Junior Bowler's At Wawasee Hold Tournament Sunday Afternoon
A total of 46 junior bowlers took part in a doubles and singles tournament Sunday afternoon at Wawasee Bowl The tournament was conducted by Mrs. Jacob Kern 111 and Mrs. Kenneth Knisley Scorekeepers were MTS Robert Pifer. Miss Rebecca
New Paris Speedway Now Racing Saturday Nights Time Trials 7:00 First Race 8:15 Fourteen Events Top Sport Bargain Adults only $2.50 Children Free
Nicolai Machine and Repair Shop 701 S. Main St Phone: 457-3232 SYRACUSE, INDIANA Lawn Mower Sales & Service Portable Electric and Acetylene Welding JIGS - FIXTURES - TOOLS - DIES * Wrought Iron Railings <fi Specialties
McCarthy’s Produce q'X 2 1 /t Mile* South of Syracuse k/(Mu*fi Wk® • 1 '.'^ ar _ Spanish Sweet Onion Sets — White & Yellow Seed Potatoes — Irish Cobblers, Red Pontiac MIXED FRUIT Fresh Strawberries Delivered Daily z 2 Urge Head. CABBAGE -49 c Applet, Omngm, «» 2 Urge Head. LETTUCE —49 c Pink our Ch “ cc Red Ripe Imported WATERMELONS — $1.49 Banana* $1.98 BANANAS —lO c Lb. I * * Truck load of plants, all kinds, this week end. — “ Fine Ripe Tomatoes—A Specialty tomatoes 70 *
Ever. Mrs Robert Brown, Chuck Cobum. Stan Richardson. Kenneth Knisley, Clarence Eby and Lowell Welty. Trophies were donated by Miss Carol Gunden of North Webster. Winners Capturing first in the doubles handicap with 1147 were Scott Anderson and Bryan Wolfe; doubles scratch. 913, Erique Paradis and Alan Brown; singles handicap. 576. Dan Dieterly; and singles scratch. 520. Larry Slicftiam. High single game handicap wumer was Dana Knisley. 227; high game actual, 195. Joel Burkholder; high series, han-, dicap. 588. Jan Davis; high series actual, 455. Jeff Miller. Brian Slabaugh took the all events with an 1168 handicap AJBC patches were awarded to the low doubles of 924. with handicap Jack Schopf and Mike Sheline and low singles handicap. 422, Steve McFarren. Each person could place in the tourney but one time only for trophies
Warriors Tie For sth Place In Goshen Relays Saturday
By JOHN BAHN The Wawasee Warriors track team participated in the Goshen Relays last Saturday. They were entered in the class B event which was won by Mishawaka with Gary Roosevelt winning the class A division. Wawasee tied for fifth place with Garrett. Each scored 32 points. Mishawaka Marion totaled 59 points for the win. followed by Concord with 50, Fort Wayne Central with 42, Bremen with 36 and Wawasee and Garrett. Others placing in the class B events were New Prairie. Jimtown. Plymouth. West Noble, Northridge, Howe Military, North Wood and Fairfield. North Liberty and Prairie Heights competed but failed to score. Clint Olson won first place honors in the pole vault event with a height of 12 feet. 4 inches This is a Wawasee high school record. Olson held the old record with 12 feet. 24 inches set in the recent match with East Noble. The summary follows: Sprint relay (first race) —l, Bremen (Paul Wagner. Rock Ritter, Martin Huber. Steven Reidenbach); 2. Concord; 3. Wawasee; 4, Plymouth; 5, Fairfield. Time: 46.3 sec. Sprint relay (second race) —l, Fort Wayne Central (David Milligan. Kirk Bell. Carl Whitt, Alfred Anderson); 2, Garrett; 3. Howe Military; 4, Mishawaka Marian; 5, New Prairie. Time: 46.1 sec. Mile run —l, Phil Wysong. West Noble; 2, Rick Laughman. Concord; 3, Tom Callahan; Mishawaka Marian; 4. Larry Thompson. North Wood; 5, Terry Hansen. Bremen. Time: 4:22.0 (New record , old record 4:29.7 by Wysong, 1970).
Victor Over West Noble
By JOHN BAHN The Wawasee baseball team under coach Tom Spear traveled to Ligonier last evening and brought home a 15-8 victory over the West Noble Chargers. The Warrior's victory was sparked by two home runs. One each by Dwight Dean and Chuck Rapp
Golf Team Beaten By Falcons In Opening Match
The Wawasee Warriors golf team ventured into Falcon territory last Friday evening for an opening game and was defeated 164-155. Individual scoring follows: Fairfield — Al Postma 44. Cal Jones. 36. Mike Yoder 35, Rod Solina 45 and Rex Linderman 40. Wawasee — Dal Ummel 42. John Auer 41, Larry Stidham 38, Greg Ummel 43 and Bob Bauman
TWO FIRE RUNS MADE Syracuse firemen responded to two calls this week, much less than in the past few weeks until recent rains, and one proved to be a false alarm. The false alarm was at 10:28 a m Monday at Liberty Homes at the south edge of Syracuse. The first aid unit also responded for the Tuesday call at 1:55 p.m. at the Milton Shuder farm several miles northeast of Syracuse, amounting in SI,OOO in damage Shuder apparently ignited
Mile relay (first race)\—l, Plymouth (Pete Sheridan. Dana Wallace. Bruce Cramer, Steve Sheridan); 2, Concord; 3 Wawasee; 4, Northridge; 5, West Noble. Time: 3:32.2 (New record; old record 3:32.4 by Plymouth, 1970). Mile relay (second race) —l, Mishawaka Marian (John Brady, Kevin Conran. Tom Doyle, Mike VanDyck) 2, Fort Wayne Central; 3, Bremen; 4, New Prairie; 5, Fairfield. Time: 3:33.8. High hurdles —l, Jeff Stroman. Garrett; 2, Bruce Swinehart. Concord; 3, Ray Huff, West Noble; 4. John Sawyer. North Wood; 5, Kim Berlick, Jimtown. Time: 14.9 (New record; old record 15.2 by Hart, Kendallville. 1963, and Hill, Bremen. 1968). 100-yard dash —l, Bob Spaugh, Jimtown; 2 Rod Wellington. Howe Military; 3. Richard Barnes. Northridge; 4, Larry Myers. Garrett; 5. Nick Barnes, Mishawaka Marian. Time: 10.1 sec. (Spaugh set new relay j records with 10.0 in time trials; replaces 10.1 by three others). Low hurdles —l, Jeff Stroman, Garrett; 2. Mike Derickson. Garrett; 3, Steve Reidenbach, Bremen; 4. Brad Miller, Mishawaka Marian; 5, Doug Dodd. New Prairie. Time: 20.0 sec. (Tied record set by Long. Auburn, 1963). 880 relay (first race) —l, Fort Wayne Central (Kirk Bell, Larry Hamilton, Mike Helvie, Carl Whitt; 2.Concord; 3, Wawasee; 4, New Prairie; '5, West Noble. Time: 1:34.8. 880 relay (second race) —1 Mishawaka Marian (Bob Paar, Bill Swanson, Tom Doyle, Joseph Germano); 2, Jimtown; 3, Bremen; 4. Howe Military; 5, Northridge. Time: 1:36.1. 880 run (first race) —l, Larry Miller, Northridge; 2, Jeff Whiteman. Bremen; 3, Russ
Dean hit the ball over the right field fence on the first pitch in the sixth inning. Rapp's homer came in the third on an error. Dale Brown pitched three innings for Wawasee, Dan Chamberlin was on the mound for three and two-thirds innings and Mark Thomas took over for the final third.
The junior varsity, however, defeated the Falcons 180-203. Individual scoring follows: Wawasee — Kim Miller 45, Tom Hall 39, Steve Schrumpf, 49, Mark Randall 53 and Mark Workman 47. Fairfield — Steve Miller 46, Doug Thwaits 50, Brent Weldy 53. Dean Schlabaugh 57 and Mark Phores 54.
fumes from gasoline which he had just put in his tractor, when attempting to start the tractor It also burning a portion of a tool shed in addition to the equipment. No one was injured. LAKELAND LOCAL Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Gillis, r 3 Syracuse, attended a banquet Saturday evening at Purdue university honoring 25 year employees of Alcoa Company Mr. Gillis was among those honored They spent the remaining week end with Mr and Mrs. Alonzo Booher of Lafayette.
Mikel, Wawasee; f 4, Gary Michael, Concord; 5, Dave Riggs, Mishawaka Mariam Time: 2:04.2. 880 run (second race) —l, Phil Wysong, West Noble; 2, Mike VanDyck, Mishawaka Marian; 3, Dave Lehman, Concord; 4, Ron Davidhizar. North Wood; 5, Rich Habbs. Howe Military. Time: 1:59.4 (New record, old record 2:02.3 by Hollopeter, Huntertown, 1964). Sprint medley relay (first race) —l, Concord (Greg Martin, Gary Price, Jeff Rodewald, Ron Smith); 2, Mishawaka Marian; 3, Plymouth; 4, Wawasee; 5, Fairfield. Time: 1:«L3. Sprint medley relay (second race) —l, Fort Wayne (David Milligan. Alfred Anderson. Larry Hamilton, Mike Helvie); 2, Garrett; 3, Bremen; 4, New Prairie; 5, North Wood. Time: 1:40.6. Shot put —l, Mike Slater. Jimtown; 2, Bruce Nickerson, New Prairie; 3, John Kovatch, Mishawaka Marian; 4, Kim Cripe, Wawasee; 5. Kent Sargars, West Noble. Distance: 50 ft. 54 in. Long jump —l, Bob Paar. Mishawaka Marian; 2, Bill Russell, Fort Wayne Central; 3, Mike Engel, New Prairie; 4, Greg Martin, Concord; 5, Lynn Harshberger, Northridge. Distance: 20 ft. 94 in. High jump —l, Bob Spaugh. Jimtown; 2, Mike Engel, New Pfairie; 3, Bob Kvietkus. Mishawaka Marian; 4, Mark Soltys, Mishawaka Marian; 5, Doug Lamb. Concord. Height: 5 ft. 11 in. Pole vault —l, Clint Olsen, Wawasee; 2, John Sawyer, North Wood; 3, Gary Robin, Mishawaka Marian, 4. Steve Sherer, Plymouth; 5, Lynn Harshberger, Northridge, Height: 12 ft. 4 in.
Hagen pitched one and onethird innings for West Noble with Frank on the mound for five and two-thirds innings. Wawasee committed two errors during the inning while West Noble committed three errors. Wawasee scored 15 runs on 17 hits while West Noble’s eight runs were scored on eight hits.
REVIVAL SERVICES SET FOR CHURCH OF N AZARENE A cordial invitation has been extended to the public to attend Revival Services at the Syracuse •Church of the Nazarene starting May 3 through 9 at 7:30 each evening. Rev. Eugene Sommer, pastor of the Nappanee Church of the Nazarene. will be the speaker Loring Seaver, also of Nappanee. will be in charge of music and Velinda Secor, New Paris, will be at the piano. ESCAPES INJURY IN ONECAR CRASH Rolland E. Hurlbert, 1404 S. 13th St, Goshen, escaped injury in a one-car accident in the 400 block of South Huntington street, Syracuse, at 11:40 p.m. Tuesday. South bound on the state road, his 1968 Plymouth veered to the right and hit a NIPSCo utility pole with damages of S2OO to the pole. Damages to the auto were SI,OOO. He was ticketed for public intoxication by the Syracuse police. Mr. and Mrs. Walter Miller and Donna were Sunday dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. Neal Cory and Dave. The occasion was Mr. Miller’s birthday. They are all Milford area residents.
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SNOWMOBILE ASSOCIATION HAS AWARDS BANQUET — The Indiana Snowmobile Association held their banquet Saturday evening at a North Webster restaurant. Shown above are Richard Mitchell and Phil Fidler with the trophies. A total of 16 trophies were awarded in 16 classes. They were presented by Mitchell. Fidler served as master of ceremonies for the evening.
Snowmobile Association Holds First Annual Awards Banquet
The Indiana Snowmobile Association held its first annual awards banquet Saturday. April 17, at a North Webster restaurant with 92 persons attending the affair to see 16 state champion trophies awarded. Trophies are awarded to the person who accumulated the most points through the winter season which ran from September 1, 1970 to April 1, 1971. Indiana State Association class champions follow : Powder Puff A — Barb Hasty of North Webster
IT - BIRTHS LIGHTNER. Kurt Monte Mr. and Mrs. George Lightner of Troy. Ohio, are parents of a baby boy Kurt Monte born April 20 at Dettmer hospital, Troy, at 7:30 a.m. He weighed six pounds, seven ounces and measured 194 inches long. Kurt has one brother, Todd. 3., Mr. and Mrs. Dane Rarick of Milford and Mr. and Mrs. Gilbert Lightner of Troy are grandparents. Mrs. Lightner is the former Janet Rarick of Milford. CLAUSER. Mitchell Lon Mr. and Mrs. Fred Clauser of Berne are the parents of their first child, a son. Mitchell Lon. born April 15 in the Bluffton Clinic at Bluffton. Mrs. Clauser is the former Beth Hoover of Milford. Mitchell Lon tipped the scales at eight pounds. 12 ounces and was 21 inches long. Maternal grandparents are Rev. and Mrs. Raymond Hoover of Milford. Paternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Clauser of Berne. Great-grandparents are Mrs. Russell Sherman of Garrett and Mr. and Mrs. Jesse Hoover of New Paris. MILLER. Tina Lynn Mr. and Mrs. Robert Miller, r 2 Milford, are the parents of a baby girl. Tina Lynn, bom April 13 at 9:32a.m. at Goshen hospital She weighed eight pounds, three and one-half ounces and was 20 inches in length She has an older brother, Richard Alan who is three and was also bom on April 13. The maternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Carl Chupp of Milford and the paternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Dale Miller. Jimtown. The great-
Wed., Apr. 21, 1971—THE MAIL-JOURNAL
\ ** B — Judi Funnell of Warsaw C — Sue Huntine of Fort Wayne Juniors A — Mike Kinsell of Fort Wayne B — Keith Strauss of Syracuse Stock A — Rob Harris of Fort Wayne B — Bob Harris of Fort Wayne C — Steve White of North Webster D — Tom Tom of Fort Wayne E — Jim McCrary of Fort Wayne Modified ) AA - Tom Huntine of Fort
grandparents are Mrs. Hazel Neibert, Leesburg and Mrs. Ellen Mclntire of Arkansas. BEER, Robert Jessop II Mr. and Mrs. Robert J. Beer, Milford, are parents of a new baby boy, Robert Jessop II bom Sunday. April 18 at 4:31 a.m. at the Osteopathic hospital in South Bend. He weighed six pounds, seven ounces. The maternal grandparent is Mrs. Eunice Craft. Galesburg. HL, and the paternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Harry ” L. Beer, Gilford. Mrs. Victoria Waters, Galesburg, 81., is the great -grandmother. Baby Robert also has an older sister. Amy, who is two and onehalf years old. 's' — S ■ O. A. PEFFLYS CELEBRATE WITH OPEN HOUSE Mr. and Mrs. Orba A. Pefflyof Elkhart were honored at amepen house Sunday for their 60th wedding anniversary. Cake, punch and coffee were served by their children, grandchildren and great-grandchildren io the 200 friends and relatives who attended. The immediate family enjoyed a supper later in a South Bend restaurant.
CARDS THANKS
CARD OF THANKS We wish to thank all who helped Tuesday night in raking and cleaning up at the Milford cemetery. Milford Cemetery Association Ralph Neff president CARD OF THANKS We would like to thank friends and neighbors who remembered us with cards and gifts on our 60th wedding anniversary. Mr. and Mrs. O.A. Peffly CARD OF THANKS I wish to thank all my friends for remembering me during my stay in the hospital. It was greatly* appreciated. Arlene Greene
SCISSORS SHARPENED , WHILE YOU SHOP. Pinking Shears — SI.OO All Others — 49< SATURDAY, APRIL 24 — ONLY TEGHTMEYER ACE HARDWARE North Webster, Indiana &
Wayne BB — Whimp Yoquelet of Fort Wayne CC — Bob Harris of Fort Wayne DD — Tom Huntine of Fort Wayne EE — Mike Yoquelet of Fort Wayne Open — Russ Krider of South Bend The drivers voted on the person who showed the best attitude through the season and Bob Harris, 17. Fort Wayne, was the unanimous choice. This trophy is to be an annual award.
\v UP AND OVER — Mike Sheline was caught in action last Thursday as he went up and over to win the pole vault event in the opening track meej for the Syracuse Yellow Jackets. Sheline vvgnt eight feet, six inches for the win.
. NO TIME CHANGE HERE There will be' no time change in the Lakeland area this Sunday when eastern states move their clocks back one hour to observe Eastern Daylight Savings Time. The state legislature voted earlier this year to exempt Indiana from observing the time change this year. • 1971 Volkswagen Coupe. Like new condition. 4,000 miles. Save sssss 1971 Pinto Automatic. Coupe.* 7,000 miles. Save sssss 1970 Opal GT Automatic transmission. New condition. Demonstrator. Save Approximately SBOO Complete stock of new Buicks. Many other used cars of all makes and models. WELCH BUICK C. D. SMITH Sales Representative Goshen PHONE: 533-3111 Open Monday and Thursday evenings
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