The Mail-Journal, Volume 8, Number 31, Milford, Kosciusko County, 1 September 1971 — Page 3

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Medal play with a 5-iron and putter was the play for the day Tuesday for the Maxwelton Ladies Day association's final day with 38 ladies participating and the following winners: 18-Hole Low gross — Dorothy Hossinger Low net — Linda Neff Low putts — Eleanor Eisenhour, Marge Thornburg and Delight Craig •-Hole Low gross — Donna Johnson Low net — Dora Nelson Low putts — tie. Annabelle Hollar and Alice Herbison

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Championship Standings The club championship between E. Blakesley and R. Mathew remains to be played Helen Hagen captured top honors in flight A; Sandy Conner, flight B; Hank Curtis, flight C; and Alice Herbison. flight D. Meeting A business meeting was held at which time the following officers were elected for next year: President — Helen Hagen Vice president — Nedra Jones Executive sec — treas — Inez Beiswanger 18-hole secretary — Ruth George 18-hole chairman — Margie Pur d urn 9-hole chairman Ethel Hughes Joan Noelting was the 18-hole handicap champion for the season with Mavis Vanderveer as second. The nine-hole winner was Joan Veenslra with G1 ria Stoffel, second In the 18-hole division for 10 best score totals for the season, Mavis Vanderveer took first in low gross. Betty Kline, low net; Dorothy Hossmger. low putts; and Barbara Kay, most reduced handicap. Winners in the 9-hole play for 10 best total scores were Donna Johnson, low gross; Marge

Yoder. low net; Dora Nelson, low putts; and Eloise Carlson, most reduced handicap. It was announced that ladies wishing to continue golfing should meet at the clubhouse on Tuesday mornings for 18 and 9hole play combined. LAKELAND LOCALS Mrs. Lester Benner of Syracuse returned home last week end from a two week visit with friends and relatives at Decatur. 111. The Patrick Appenzellers of Elkhart and formerly of Syracuse, are now making residence at Whittier. Calif.

New Syracuse Junior High Teachers

I >- r i rk RUSSELL SONAFRANK II is now teaching language arts in grades six through eight at Syracuse junior high school. An organist at Saint Andrew's United Methodist church at Syracuse, he had one year of schooling at McKendree college and received his BS degree from Indiana university and a MS in English from IU. His hobbies are music, reading and writing.

One Car Mishap At Syracuse Elmer O. Haab, 70. of r 1 Syracuse, lost control of his car last Wednesday when the vehicle dropped off the berm of the road and was damaged an estimated $325. o The mishap, investigated by deputy sheriff Roger Fellows, occurred 50-feet west of the Maryann Drive-In on SR 13 south of Syracuse. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Bishop and children of Rehoboth, Md.. spent week in the home of Rev. and Mrs Howard Kreider.

. V*<w —A Jy ■wk JH E« JI GEORGE O. VITANIEMI is teaching industrial arts at Syracuse junior high school this year. His BS degree was received in 1964 at Indiana State university and MAE from Ball State in 1968. Mr. Vitaniemi previously taught machine shop drafting and driver's education at Griffith high school for three years, grades 10-12; and metals, woods, and drafting, plus driver's education for four years at Centerville high school, prior to coming to Syracuse. He and his wife, Barbara, have two children. Jon, 6, and Ann Marie, two and one-half years of age. Hunting, fishing and sports are given as his hobbies.

p------------------------Entry, Blank ■Milford Fall Festival I I Bicycle Races (All Ages) I Sat., Sept. 18 — 10 a.m. ■ Age Groups — 6-8; 9-11; 12-14; ■ 15-20; 20-40 And Over i (No Tandems) Ist Place Winners — Trophies 2d & 3d Winners — Ribbons ■ i Name I I Age - ■■■— I I I Addies I I I > Fill Oat - Mail To: MAD, Bax 46, Milford L

ISaizNlO AROUND OM-japi OB I / J

An article several weeks ago in the newspaper apparently caused much concern in a report of the Hoss Hills Bowmen planning an August 15 shoot and was to be a double animal round.

It appears many calls went in to the sheriff's department at Warsaw and the humane society, plus several to this newspaper, regarding shooting at live animals. An explanation given by bowmen tells us, and most persons should be familiar with a bull's-eye, that this is similiar in* the respect, that participants are' shooting at a silhouette of ani animal made from paper and thei double round informs persons it’ will not be a single round with 14 shots but just double In traveling on South Huntington street, one will see many improvements in removal of debris and stagnation in the scout cabin and dam area site by local Jaycee members. Speaking of the scout cabin, have you seen the gaily decorated trash barrels at the cabin? They are clever and attractive. Did you know the first election in Turkey Creek Township was held in April of 1836 with Henry Ward’s office being the voting place? 6 Evan Miles, E. F. Holloway. Joseph Bushong. William A. Mann, Addison Green, Amos King and George M. Ray. were the town officials when the town was incorporated on October 19, 1876. Ed Caskey, Syracuse junior high custodian and a Republican in good standing, has a political problem within his own family, he confesses. His son Dan, a custodian in the West Noble school and a Cromwell citizen, is running for the Cromwell town board on the Democratic ticket, and Dan's wife Sandy is running for Cromwell town clerk-treasurer, also on the Democratic ticket. Members of the Lakeland Kiwanis club were out in force Saturday selling drug alert badges, taking in well over S6OO. One real salesman who refused to take “No” for an answer, was Maurice Crow who stood in front of the Syracuse bank with a handful of dollar bills, as much as to say, “Anyone who gives me less than a dollar is a so-and-so.” The Star Sales Co. has a handsome upright player piano for sale which performs beautifully, thanks to the mechanical deftness of John Walker. The old piano wouldn't play and looked a sight until John got

LETTERMEN — Wawasee will have seven members from last year's starting team back on me football field this year. The season starts this coming Friday night as the Warriors do battle with the Chargers from West Noble. While the game will be played on the Wawasee field, it’s a home game for the boys from West Noble. The West Noble field is currently under construction and will not be finished in time for the opening game. From left in the front row are Steve Vanlaningham. Tim Blue and Aaron Bush. In back are Dave VanLue, Kim Cripe. Tom Fribley and Pat Spearman.

ahold of it. You should see it now. and it plays like a champion! Is it true the stork is hovering over Klink’s Market? You've heard about police officers putting in long, boring hours on duty. Well, Syracuse police try to make the time go faster by having a little fun. At the B & PW Chuck Wagon dinner Saturday night, Earl Money obligingly escorted Mrs. Charles Moses since Mr. Moses was on duty and Mrs. Money was handling sales at the Chuck Wagon Bazaar. When Money pulled away from the Moses home, officer Joe Thornburg, on duty that night and alerted by Mr. Moses, pulled behind the Money car and “escorted” Money and Mrs. Moses to the high school where the dinner was being held. Uptown Syracuse merchants would like to see more uptown employees park their cars on the “upper deck” of the tow n parking lot, to make more parking space available on the main parking lot. Not a bad idea. Who are the two Dolly Sisters seen riding their tri-cycles in Turtle Bay Trailer Park? Much progress can be seen on the John Walker home at the edge of Syracuse and the hillside home on North Shore Drive of Syracuse Lake. Troop 28 of the Boy Scouts has enthusiasm with members preparing for a 50-mile canoe trip this week end on a predetermined river. Street work and repairs in the town continue to make marked improvements.

Harold 'Huck' Melchi Former Partner And Half Owner Os Wawasee Motors Announces That He Will Continue To Operate A a New and Used Car Agency the Wawasee Motors Location In Wawasee Village. ® HAROLD ‘HUCK’ MELCHI 'Huck' Will Function As General Manager Os C. S. Myers ford, Syracuse Branch ‘Huck’ has been an area resident for eleven years and has a background of more than 20 years in the finance field and 18 years in direct sales and sales training. Mr. Melchi and his wife ‘Poky’ are well known in the Lakeland area. ‘Huck* says: “It’s FORD country now and we’re open for business with plenty of new 1971*s to offer.

Wed-, Sept. 1, 1971—THE MAIL-JOURNAL

Look for a local nursery school to open here next month. Camp Grissom should be a busy place Thursday night for a Scouters Roundtable at 7:30. Townsman Chris Koher told fellow coffee drinkers at the breakfast hour this morning he would willingly place a bet that the proposed new county hospital would cost the taxpayers tax dollars “before it's all over." The Boat-In worship services, heldeachSunday morning at 8 on Lake Wawasee, had some pleasant visitors on Sunday. A camera crew from WANETV, Fort Wayne, moved in to film the happenings. The services which started on July 4, have had excellent attendance, we're told. The filming crew told Rev. August Lundquist the novel feature would be shown on the company’s sister stations. Speaker before the Syracuse Rotary club next Tuesday, Sept. 7, will be Dr. Otis Bowen of

RENT- — 8 ROOM HOUSE with basement and access to lake for summer swimming and winter skating. $145 mo. Mail phone no. to P.O. Box 71. Syracuse. Dance To The Ritual' Band ? September 3, 1971 8:30 p.m. To 11:30 p.m. In cafetorium of the new West Noble High School Sponsored by Escalade Staff Tickets at the Door— $2

Bremen. Rep. Bowen, who admitted at a recent press conference that running for the GOP nomination for governor of Indiana “has crossed my mind,” is very much in the fore-front for his party’s nomination. His big forte is property tax relief. Mrs. Earl Treadway of Syracuse has returned from a two-week visit in the homes of her daughters, Mrs. William Myers of Princeton, and Mrs. C. D. Cripe and family, EauGallie, Fla.

If anyone hasn't received . a Milford Lions Birthday Calendar Contact Phil Campbell 658-4164 or 658-4325

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