The Mail-Journal, Volume 8, Number 30, Milford, Kosciusko County, 25 August 1971 — Page 2

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'it vSi r. YiftW(<<wjbW Fw SOUTH SHORE WINNERS — Seated in the golf cart above are 9- and 18-hole handicap tournament winners at South Shore golf course, final play-off being on Tuesday. From left are Lori Welty, first 9-hole winner: Ruth Banta, first 18-bole winner; and BarbHully. second 18-hole handicap. Standing are Calcutta winners, from left. Jean Niles, Betty Nyce and Pearl Herrmann, (also seated).

Winners Os Scramble At Wawasee Golf The scramble held on Saturday at Wawasee golf course ended in a fie Each tearrf had a score of 33, 3 under par The first team consisted of Joe Fouts. Merl Postma. Bernice Miller and Kathryn Kaizer The second team was made up of Clip Wamsley. Howard Cripe. Paul Kizer and Hazel Swihart A sudden team playoff was won on the second hole with a birdie by the team of Fouts, Postma, Miller and Kaizer Blind Bogey On Sunday, a blind bogey was won bv Don Colbv with a score of 71 * Maxwelton Ladies List Golf Winners The continuing championship play for the Maxwelton Golf club Tuesday saw Ellie Blakesley defeat Mavis Vanderveer in the championship flight; Helen Hagen over Dot Stiver in A-flight as flight winner Sandy Conner over Nora Speicher in B-flight as flight winner; Hank Curtis over Ruth George in C-flight and Marge Yoder over Bev Smith in D-flight The final round of play in the remaining three flights will be played next Tuesday. Regular Play A total of 32 ladies participated in regular ladies day play Tuesday of Blind Partners-Tin Whistle Winners in the 9-hole division were: First low points — Priscilla

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Montgomery and Nancy Mousley; Second low points — Martha Lung and Eloise Carlson; Third low points — Susie Sharp and Ginny Peters; Low putts — Gloria Stoffel. Winners in 18-hole play were: First low points — Mavis Vanderveer and Ruth George; Second low points — tie, Marje Newcomer and Maggie Smith; Third low points — Delight Craig and Dot Stiver; Low putts — Dorothy Hossinger Next week will be the final ladies day play for the season with 18-hole players teeing off at 7:30 and the 9’s at 10, with the Jiiron and putter the only two clubs in use Luncheon and awards will follow at 1 o'clock. Tee Time For Member-Guest Tournament South Shore Golf club pro Steve Roderick has announced the following tee times and foursomes for the member-guest tournament play Saturday as follows: 10 — T. Tuttle.B. Pennick - G. Gardner. C. McFall 10:08 — R. Marlin. M. Igo - D. Scanlan. J Tarr 10:16 —B. Shannon. B. Pittman - H Caudill, A. Shirk 10:24 — Dr. Walgamuth, Dr. Landrun • Dr. Fosbnnk. Dr. Yoder 10:32 — B. VorlemEsche, D. Price - L. Griffith, W Harrelson 10:40 — P. Kerlin. F. Cecchi - A. Schwartz. J Kruyer 10:48 — V. Wiley. P. Tucker • L. Swank, A. Hand 10:56 — B DeWitt. D Rich -J. Calkins. J Fisher 11:04 — T. Auer, N. Auer - H. Bartman. J. Morganthaler 11:12 — G. Carpenter, B. Mauzy • B. Gaier. D. Cochard 11:20 — B. Spurling. N. Robie • A. Lamley. L. Xanders 11:28 - B Skillen, K Schultz • A. Amos. D. Boyd 11:36 —J. Thornburg, D. Bjella - D. McKibben. R. Stahley 11:44 — L. Vance, E. Vanette - D. Thibaut, Q. Miller 11:52 — Dr. Coil. Dr. Dimock - D Morris. J. Schade

12 noon — T. Darr, B. Whitehead - R. Hibschman, N. Kistler 12:08 — D. Schaumleffel, L. Garner - J. Schaumleffel, C. Toland 12:16 — D. Gildersleeve, J. Dover - D. Plikerd, D. Casey 12:24 — J. Thornburg. M. Ensminger - B. Cutter, B. Jones 12:32 — L. Welty, D. Maresh - B. Fisher, B. Peters 12:40 — C. Richards, C. Scholl - C Armstrong, Rev. McCance 12:48 — J. Carr, S. Carr - A. Miller, L. Summey 12:56 — D. Holterman, R. Bricker - L. Holterman, F. Rowland 1:04 — J, Hossinger, D. Maggart - H. Felkner, G. Stoffel 1:12 —P. Patterson, B. Payne - J. Nash. D. Horner 1:20 — R. Silveus, R. Schnepf - B. Burger. R. Lockerby 1:28 —J. Kitch, A. Johnson -B. Blake. H. Priest. Pre-Registration Under Way At Milford Schools Pre-registration is being held this week at the Milford schools. Elementary children should register in the office of principal Lewis S. Immel on Thursday or Friday. Junior high school children should register in the office of principal Marion Acton today (Wednesday), Thursday or Friday. Kindergarten The first day of school for kindergarten students is September 8. Parents will be contacted by the school for an interview prior to the starting date.

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Thursday Ladies Bowling League Meets August 19 The Thursday Night Ladies bowling league met Thursday night, Aug. 19, at the bowling alley, south of Syracuse, for its organizational meeting. Due to vacancies, President Fredetta Money appointed the following officers: Vice president — Helen Frushour Secretary — Beverly Hamman Sgt.-at-Ar ms — Imogene Menzie Mary’ Lou Lambert who was elected at the spring meeting is the league treasurer. Helen Frushour is the junior bowler representative. League bowling will start August 26 at 6:30 p.m. There-will be w> league bowling on November 25. December 23 and December 30. The Thursday league is in charge of the annual banquet of the Lakeland Women’s Bowling Association. Mary Popenfoose is chairman of the decorat ion and prize committee and the Kale Island Beacon team will select the banquet site. Committees for the 1971-72 season were appointed by the president as follows: Prize — Phyllis Maresh, MaryLou Lambert and BeverlyHamman Rules — Sharon Gilbert, Betty Nyce and Sally Pollnow Nominating — Imogene Menzie, Grace Eyer and Corky Whitacre Contract — Kate Brazel, Norma Galloway and June Horner Schedule — Iva Scott, June Lantz and Jean Niles Banquet — Irene Abts, chairman, with the Pilcher Shoe team assisting Auditing — Carol Hostetler, Wava Finton and Kay Lowe.

Hits And Misses Hold Pre-Bowl Meeting Wednesday The Hits and Misses Wednesday night mixed bowling league met last Wednesday evening at Wawasee Bowl for it’s annual organizational meeting with president Leonard Livengood presiding. League rules were discussed and voted upon, and it was decided to bowl 33-weeks starting on September 8 through April 26. League representatives for Junior Bowlers will be CarrofP Walton and Mrs. Robert Brown. Tuesday P.M. Bowling To Start Sept. 7 An executive meeting of the Tuesday Afternoon Ladies league was held yesterday. Bowling will begin at 12:30 p.m. on Tuesday, Sept. 7, with a pre-bowl meeting set for 12 o’clock. Anyone interested in bowling on Tuesday afternoon should call Mrs. R. C. Tytler or Mrs. Fred Banta. Demo Women Hold Meeting Members of the Kosciusko County Democratic Women’s organization met at the home of Mrs. Wayne Bucher near Dewart Lake Tuesday evening, Aug. 17. Mrs. Raymond Custer served as co-fibstess. The program for the evening was presented by Milford postmaster Paul Kizer. * “Did You Know?”, queries Commerce magazine, that “The Justice Department is now considering a plan to pay farmers for cutting down wild marijuana. . . . Under the plan, the pot prevention payments would be made through the USDA. Hasn’t been too long since agriculturists whacked the weeds just because it was good farming. . . .”

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Prep Football Begins Pre-Season Practice

Wawasee Prep s Flying Dutchmen Football team arrived on campus August 22. Coach Phil Jones welcomed each of the returning lettermen, new transfer students, and invited freshmen. to begin tryouts for this years varsity squad. With only five seniors on the team last year, the prospects for experience and depth in all positions looks good. This years varsity team will have an eight

Football Jamboree Set For Friday Night At North Wood

Wawasee's fighting Warrior football team will take the field Friday night as they team up with Plymouth on Memorial Field at Nappanee for the annual pre-season football Jamboree. Composing the other team are Lakeland and North Wood. A rain date has been set for

WHS Students Can Purchase Game Tickets Wawasee high school students can purchase game tickets at a reduced price the day of a varsity game for away games. Tickets will be sold in the commons .by Mrs. Kuilema. They can be purchased any study hall period the day of a varsity game. Junior high and elementarystudents can also purchase tickets at a reduced price from the respective school offices the day of a varsity game for away games. The school principals will designate the time for students to purchase their tickets. Tickets for home games may be purchased at the door for 75 cents. Fan Buses Fan buses have been scheduled for all varsity football and basketball games. Schedules will be posted Bus tickets can be purchased by junior high students at their own school. High school students can purchase bus tickets from Mrs. Kuilema in the commons. Tickets can be purchased in any of the study hall periods on the day of an away game for 50 cents. All students will be picked up at Milford junior high. North Webster junior high and Syracuse junior high school buildings. Students will be returned to the building from which they boarded the bus. The David Gadsins of Syracuse are returning next week to their home at Louisville. Ky.

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game schedule; three home games and five away games. Returning starters for the Dutchmen: Syl Allen — QB. Jr., 6’ 4”, 185 lbs., over 800 yds. 1970. Greg Anderson, Jr., 5’ 8”, 160 lbs., over 1100 yds. 1970. Rod Martin. HB. Sr., 5’ 6”, 160 lbs., over 400 yds. 1970. Jack Pain, C. Jr., 6’ 1”, 175 lbs., offense captain. Rick Mishler. Fb„ Sr., 5’ 8”, 145

Saturday with game time set for 7:30 p.m. Wawasee and Lakeland will kick off the first quarter play with North Wood and Plymouth taking over in the second quarter. Wawasee will be back on the

See 20,000 Leagues Under The Sea At Pickwick Theater

In February of 1964, the Pickwick Theatre at Syracuse presented the film “20,000 Leagues Under the Sea.” On Friday, Saturday and Sunday, the Pickwick will show the new release of the movie. In 1868. Jules Verne wrote “20.000 Leagues Under the Sea”, the story about an atomic powered submarine, today the

LAKELAND LOCAL Christina and Regina Vanderßeyden of Bloomington are spending three-weeks in the homes of their grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. A. Andrewson of Goshen and Mr. and Mrs. Orville Vanderßeyden of Syracuse, while their parents, the Reginald Vanderßeydens tour Europe.

lbs. Howard Witherspoon, HB. Soph., 5’ 10”, 175 lbs. Ray Vanett, G-MLB, Jr., 5’ 10”, 195 lbs. Crit Witherspoon. Jr., G, 5’ 10”, 160 lbs. With many new faces this season. Coach Jones and his staff have hopes of a fine season. Varsity schedule: September 11 South Central H

field during the third quarter as the Warriors take on host North Wood. Plymouth will again take over in the final stanza and will play Lakeland. Lakeland and North Wood fans will sit on the west bleachers while Wawasee and Plymouth will have the east bleachers.

story, fiction when written has become a reality, as atomic powered submarine travel the seas. Walt Disney’s presentation of the book features such stars as Kirk Douglas, James Mason, Peter Lorrie and Paul Lukas. Released by Buena Vista, it is rated “G”, runs two hours and 25 minutes and will be shown twice each night.

“We have overwhelming transportation problems in this nation that must be resolved promptly if we are to avoid utter disaster. Not only is the handwriting on the wall — it has been engraved so deeply that the wall itself threatens to crumble.” — Mr. Owen Clarke, vice presidentlabor relations and personnel, Chesapeake and Ohio Railway.

18 Glenwood (Chicago) A 25 Marian (Mish.) ‘ A October 2 Park (Indy) H 8 Northridge A 16 New Buffalo. Mich. H 22 Prairie Heights A 30 LaLumiere A The Junior varsity team will have such teams as Howe Military, Culver Military, Jimtown, and three other games to be announced.

First Aid Make Runs The Syracuse First Aid made a run at 1:57 p.m. Monday for Syracuse resident Mrs. Helen Overstreet who was found by friends beside the bed at her home. She was taken to Goshen hospital where she remains a patient due to suffering a stroke. Candy Lodged First aidmen answered a call at 9:07 Tuesday night to the Warren Benson home at the north edge of Syracuse on r 4 when a piece of candy became lodged in the throat of a small child. \

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