The Mail-Journal, Volume 8, Number 37, Milford, Kosciusko County, 13 October 1971 — Page 3

Thursday Night Ladies Aqua Land Motel 22 6 Lake City Builders 22 6 Village Green 20 8 The Mail-Journal 20 8 Wawasee TV 19 9 Jot-em-Down 17 11 Regent Homes 15 13 Monsanto 15 13 Pilcher Shoes 14 14 Kale Island Beacon 12 16 Brazels 12 16 Bill’s Chalet 12 16 North Webster Bank 11 17 Louie's Bar 11 17 Bowen Motors 11 17 Lakeland Standard 8 20 N.W. Fireman’s Aux. 7 21

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American Industries Syracuse, Indiana Is happy to have supplied building materials for the new Kinder Realty, Inc. homes in the new Harrison Court Addition In Syracuse

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Barth 4 24 High team series and game: Aqua Land Motel — 2330-795 500 series: Edna Hutsel 518, K. Knisley 503 450 series: I. Stahley 498, M. Lambert 494, P. Maresh 490, J. Reed 485, W. Fenton 478, G. Eyer 477, S. Gilbert 471, J. Galloway 467, E. Price 462, M Whisler 459, C. Peterson 458, M. Schlotterback 458, G. Pilcher 456, P Benson 455, B. Burns 452. 170 games: K. Knisley 196, M. Lambert 190, J. Reed 186, E. Hutsell 182-179, M. Schwab 182 L C. Peterson 180, G. Pilcher 177; R. Lantz 176, S. Gilbert 175, W. Fenton 173, P. Maresh 172, I. Stahley 172, E. Mast 171, M. Schlotterback 171, M. Whisler 170. Saturday A.M. Bantams Panthers 3 0 Lions 3 0 Dixie Cups 24 Vi Vikings 2 1 Love Bugs 2 1 Bears 1 2 Tigers 1 2 Raiders Mi 2*4 No. 8 0 3 Team 5 0 3 High team series and game: Panthers - 1041-537 BOYS: J. Becker 83, K. Smallwood 102-166, P. Kline 81153, R. Schwartz 92. 89-181, M. Dunithan 86, M. Maggart 82, T. Schrock 90-164, D. Weisser 83, R. McKibben 105, 82-187, R. Fetters 81-150, R. Wheeler 88 GIRLS: M, Grimm 102, B. Silveus 96, D. Knisley 80, 77-157,

D. Darr 82, S. Loetz 79, S. Null 75. Ihese are the sth and 6th graders and they bowl two games. Friday Nite Mixed Monsanto 154 44 Regent Homes 15 5 Thwaits Grain 14 6 Wawasee TV 124 74 Ruth’s Styling Salon 12 8 Village Tap 11 9 Reds Doubles 11 9 Chambers & Dippon 11 9 Beacon 11 9 United Telephone 104 94 Mastercraft 10 10 Sleepy Owl s lO 10 Chambers 4 Krauter 9 11 O.K. Sales 9 11 Syracuse Rubber 8 12 Christner Oil 8 12 Gambles 7 13 Keith’s Plumbing 6 14 Stahly-Stillson 54 144 Precission Auto 4 16 High team series and game: Thwaits Grain — 2071-732 500 series: L. Young 584, B. Kline 512, R. Wogoman 576, J. Dippon 509, B. Menefee 509, O. Cobbum 510, D. Maresh 506, L. Welty 565, S. Kern 549, J. Kern 565, B. Thwaits 504, D. McFarland 527, D Zawadzke 537, P. Kline 504, L. Gilbert 550, B. Gilbert 573, K. Knisley 512, L. Epley 543, L. Knispel 510, J. Morganthaler 541, L. Krauter 517 450 series: G. Thwaits 453, L. McFarland 465, B Zawadzke 465, B. Kline 483, A. Frenger 452 200 games: L. Welty 200, S. Kern 214, J. Kern 202, B. Zawadzke 200, L. Gilbert 231, B. Gilbert 202, J. Morganthaler 212, R. Wogoman 203, L. Young 209213 170 games. S. Kern 180. B. Kline 170, A. Frenger 179, J. Morganthaler 170, B. Menefee 199 Land ’O’ Lakes Bowen Motors 16 4 Harris 14 6 Vega 12 8 Syracuse Legion 12 8 Dean’s Milk 11 9 Frog Tavern 11 9 Village Hardware 11 9 V.F.W. 11 9 Auer’s Serv 10 10 N.W. Legion 10 10 State Bank 9 11 Sleepy Owl 8 12 C 4 J Const. 8 12 Syracuse Rubber 7 13 Lakeland Std 6 14 White’s Plumb. 4 16 High team series and game: Vega - 2649-921 500 series: J. Erdly 567, L. Welty 574, F. Nyikos 599, J. Morganthaler 545, G. Whitacre

577, A. Howell 544, G. Nordman 586, E. Gantz 552, B. Eyer 551 200 games: J. Erdly 215, L. Welty 209, G. Nordman 211, D. Karesh 216, F. Nyikos 201-222, E. Gantz 203, D. Brown 207, B. Eyer 203, K. Schnerkau 203, D. Barnett 221 Hits & Misses Bud’s Body Shop 14 6 American Industries 13 7 Misfits 12 8 Brazels 11 9 Brown’s Blades & Bits 10 10 Sudlow’s Pier Shop 9 11 Lil Granny’s 84 114 Syracuse Mobile 8 12 S4S 74 124 Sylvan’s 7 13 High team game and series: American Industries — 623-1750 500 series: C. Walton 527, R. Brown 520, D. Butler 504 200 games: R. Clemons 222, J. W. Cripe 204 Saturday Jr. Bowlers Groovy Goolies 4 0 Eight Balls 3 1 Banana Splits 3 1 Gutter Girls 3 1 Alley Busters 1 3 Spirit of’76 1 3 Anstocats 1 3 Alley Cats 0 4 High team series and game: Groovy Goolies — 2012-716 350 series: B. Byland 442, D. Ganz 413, J. Miller 421, D. Dieterly 351, B. Slabaugh 355. 120 games: B. Byland, 128,154, 160, D. Ganz 132, 155, 126, J. Miller 128,185\ D. Dieterly 129, B. Slabaugh 130, R. Byrd 154, N. Huffer 124, T. Morganthaler 136, B. Brower 120 Tuesday Afternoon American Industries 17 7 State Bank of Syra. 15 9 Todd Realty 13 11 Kern Grain 12 12 Mocks Marine Rentals 12 12 Cromwell Lumber 11 13 Superior Sample 11 13 Wawasee Laundromat 11 13 The Lovables 9 15 Mastercraft 9 15 High team series and game: Todd Realty — 2162-760 440 series: M. L. Lambert 175, 171-496, R. Easley 177-448, S. Heckaman 459, A. McCarty 175455, P. Maresh 441, B. Kay 467, B. Kline 187-492, D. Johnson 170-454, K. Knisley 173-474 170 games: A. Dahlstrom 174 Milford Business Milford TV -= 22 6 Campbell’s Market 20 8 Arro Motor Homes 19 9

Hickory Lounge 19 9 Waite-Drug 15 13 Kern Grain 14 14 Berk’s Body Shop 13 15 Little 4 Clark 12 16 Augsburg er — Milford 11 17 C. S. Myers 10 18 Sharp Hardware 94 184 Augsburg er — Syracuse 34 244 High team series: Sharp Hardware — 3044 High team game: Waite Drug — 1040 600 series: L. Miller 615 500 series: L. Krauter 562, J. Bartman 554, L. Newman 546, B. Dippon 545, D. Thibaut 543, C. Coburn 541, D. Butler 540, D. Rumfelt 538, W. Miller 537, B. Simon 535, D. Seely 533, B. Kaiser 532, D. Rensberger 531, R. Herr 528, P. Campbell 528, D. Johns 520, D. Sharp, 520, J. Caple 518, D. Rensberger 513, J. DeSomer 505, L. Young 500 200 games: D. Johns 222, J. DeSomer 215, L. Krauter 214, L. Miller 213-210, J. Bartman 209, D. Ruinfelt 209, L. Newman 209, W. Miller 203, D. ThibaUt 202, P. Campbell 202 Tuesday Night Ladies Frog Tavern 21 7 Syracuse Rubber 17 11 Jot Em Down 16 12 Walter Drug Co. 16 12 Burger Dairy Store 14*4 13*4 Lakeside Laundry 13 15 Grassy Creek 13 15 Augsburger’s Foodliner 11 17 Lakeland Standard 10 18 Greer Auction B*4 194 High team series and game: Frog Tavern — 2223-789 500 series: E. Wogoman 169, 172,178-519, M. Dixon 188,171-516, S. Gilbert 181, 180-502 450 series: S. Hoover 184-490, B. „ Gardner 167-165-484, N. Whetten 170-452 160 games: E. Leap 191, N. Kern 187, S. Brumbaugh 177, B. Miller 175, J. Groves 166, M. Pifer 160 Tuesday Jr. Land ‘O* Lakes Sevens 8 0 AlleWUeens 5 3 8 Balls 5 3 Alley Kings 4 4 VKW Ladies Aux. 4 4 Shoes 3 5 Gutter Gusters 3 5 Freshman Fiends 2 6 Lakeland Standard 17 High team series and game: Alley Queens — 2102-731 150 4 400, Boys: F. Troup 153, S. Anderson 156, 160-451, S. Petersen 150,157-422, K. Knisley 191-464, E. Paradis 418, S. Huffer 159-428, E. Coburn 162-406; Girls: B. Byrd 413, G. Brown 166-428, A. Hapner 163, 177-480 Monday Night County Charlies Ten Pin 15 5 Pilcher Shoes 14*4 54 Frog Tavern 13 7 Wawasee Bowl 13 7 Liquor Locker 124 74 Anchor Bar 11*4 B*4 Anderson Paint 11 9 Aqualand Motel 11 9 Eager Leagers 10 10 Buds Body Shop 10 10 Teghtmeyer Ace Hardware 10 10 Louies Bar 4 Grill 9 11 Kurleys Keglers 9 11 Thornburgs 8 12 Bushong Barber Shop 7 13 Crow Roofing 6*4 13*4

Our Congratulations \ V/Eb To . . . Kinder Realty, Inc;’ On Their at Harrison ikWVIf Court in Syracuse Saturday & Sunday, Oct. 16 & 17 1 to 6 p.m. We are proud to have been selected to furnish materials for these homes. These homes feature Andersen windows, the mark of a quality home. Also featured are Merillat kitchens, the leader in Formica laminated cabinetry. Lumber, truss rafters, roofing and doors were also furnished by Borkholders. eßttf Buildint Ideas BORKHOLDER BUILDING SUPPLY *mMMU C I Phone 773-7738

Barbee Hotel 6 14 Schwartz Homes 3 17 High team game: Charlies Ten Pin — 981 High team series: Liquor Locker — 2798 High Ind. game 4 series: V. Stayer 214,255-639 Honor Scores M. Ganshorn 557, R. Hibschman 553, L. Thwaits 224, 200616, C. Lindzy 564, J. Bartman 213-585, R. Thibaut 203-566, C. Eby 222, 211-622, W. Stahly 217560, R. Thwaits 200-575, F. Nyikos 213-584, R. Vandiepen bos 214-553, J. Pounds 200-560, D. Bjella 211, R. Hodgson 200, 216-597, R. Simon 209-212-601, E. Anderson 214-588, I. Rookstool 215, R. Wogoman 200, R. Strombeck 203,203-593, M. Zellinger 552, R. Hyde 216-572 Lakers Take Fourth Win Wawasee Prep’s football team won a game but out manned the team from Northridge this past Friday, 28-3. The win was the fourth for the Lakers with only a defeat to eighth ranked Marian. Prep has played three of five games in pouring rain and slippery fields. The raiders only score came with five seconds remaining in the first half, when Gordon Miller kicked his second field goal of the year from 21-yards out. Prep’s defense continued its domination of the ball game. The first unit has not allowed a touchdown by rushing or passing for 10 quarters. Outstanding play from Ray Vanet with 13 tackles, Jeff Brown with seven and Mike Hurd and Frank Hunckler, brought the Raiders to the point of despair throughout the game. Al Emery, Prep’s fine punter, had a good night with an average of 40-yards until a blocked punt occurred in the fourth quarter.. Power Offensively, Prep’s speedy halfbacks, Greg Anderson, Rod Martin and Dick Roberts, provided the power in the second half. Martin opened the second half with a kick-off return of 80-yards with a fine block from Emery. Anderson, a junior and one of the top scores in the state, collected three touchdowns with some great running and pass receiving. Sylvester Allen, Prep’s quarterback, got on track in the second half and tossed two more touchdowns for the season Prep’s improvement in overall execution and attitude toward the game is most encouraging to all involved. Prep’s next varsity game is Saturday on their home field at 2:30 against New Buffalo, Mich. Prep’s Junior varsity team romped over a bigger Howe Military team 56-0 and the reserves played Jimtown Monday evening with Otha Wallace taking honors for 96 yards of rushing and three touchdowns. Statistics: WP NR First downs 13 8 Rushing 154 29 Passing 81 47 Passes 20-5-1 11-5-1 Fumbles 2 2 Penalties 90 55 Scoring: Prep 0 0 16 12 •. NR 0 0 0 0

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Enthusiastic—(Continued From Page 1) the remodeling at Milford and Syracuse while Lantz reported on the new construction at North Webster and Wawasee. Arnold stated the painting is nearing completion in the gym at Milford and repairs are being done on the gym floor. The bleacher work is scheduled for mid-October. The windows in the south end of the building have been covered with glass temporarily because of the weather. Work also continues in the hall and art room area. While this work is about 90 per cent complete the other work will be delayed until next summer since it can not be done while students are in the building. At Syracuse the elementary gym floor has been replaced and painting has been completed. Work continues on the storage area being built off the stage. The floor in the art room has also been replaced. The walls are up in the food storage area but workers are waiting for steel sheeting in order to complete the roof. The walls in the junior high gym have been painted. Two rooms have been made into one for the elementary library with the necessary repairs being made to floor, etc., where the wall was taken out. No work has been done as yet on the gym roof although the superintendent stated he would like to see it done before winter. Other work will have to wait until next summer. Mr. Lantz stated only the new addition had been started at North Webster. The remodeling is to be done later. He continued by saying he was pleased with the progress at Wawasee. The foundations are all in and 95 per cent of the floors have been poured while the [dumbing and electrical work has been roughed in. The workers are starting masonry work and are waiting for structural steel to arrive. The building should be closed in for winter work. The addition between the ag area and the kitchen has been closed in and is nearing completion. North Webster is not near as far along. Here 75 per cent of the foundation is in and 75 per center of the block work is up to grade level. Workers do not expect the structural steel until the last of October. Lantz stated workers at North Webster have a long way to go before the building is as far along as Wawasee. The weather will play a big factor as to whether or not it is closed in for winter work. The additional septic tank has been installed at North Webster and rough grading has been done over the area. It is hoped the finished grading can be completed and grass planted in the near future. Lantz reported the window area in the dressing rooms have been sealed off by the construction, creating a ventilation problem. Permanent ventilation can be installed in the girls’ dressing room but temporary ventilation will be necessary for the boys’ room. Following the reports those

present agreed the problems that are now being encountered are because of the untimely, expensive delay caused by the remonstrance. The contractors at North Webster stated there would have been no problem about enclosing the building there had they been able to start earlier. Board members questioned the superintendent and business manager about a report from Bart Wade, whom they expected to serve as clerk-of-the-works. Wade served in this capacity when Wawasee high school was constructed and proved very helpful with his daily construction checks. All board members agreed that the architects had stated they would have such a man on the scene. Arnold and Lantz stated they had been wondering where Wade had been and learned only Tuesday that he had retired and would not be on the job. Members of the architectural firm are personally checking the job once or twice each week. Board members expressed concern over the misunderstanding and asked the superintendent to set up a meeting with the architects. Arnold stated a meeting has been set for November 2. Board president Jerry Helvey stated he felt the architects should be made aware of the board’s concern and asked to step up on site inspection. Other Business In a number of informational reports presented to the board it was noted the official enrollment of the Lakeland schools is 3,055 which is up 45 students from the 3,010 enrollment of one year ago. Arnold stated adult education classes have started at Wawasee high school with il enrolled in machine shop and 17 in sewing. Request for approval of certificates of payments to be forwarded to Lakeland School Construction Company, Inc., were approved as follows: Ice Miller Donadio and Ryan, $6,762.54; Maurer, Van Ryn, Ogden and Natalie, $1,396; Delp Electric, Inc., $11,548.98; and Brown and Brown, Inc., $19,032.12. A request for approval of a change order to Delp Electric, Inc. for labor and material for temporary hookup of exhaust fans in locker rooms at North Webster, $113.00. This is to take care of the ventilation problem mentioned earlier by Lantz. Requests were also approved for payments from the school construction account as follows: Brown and Brown, Inc. for Wawasee, $4,933.08; The Huguenard Corporation for Milford, $11,149 and for Syracuse, $14,390. A GED test diploma was signed for Linda Lou Simon. She has completed all requirements and qualified for said diploma. Mr. Lantz requested and received permission to advertise for bids to be used by the junior high guidance departments and for replacement of musical instruments for all schools in the corporation. Request for school bus use by the Milford boy scouts for an overnight trip to Brown county later in the month was discussed and turned down. Board members decided they did not want to start letting buses out for overnight trips. LAKELAND LOCAL Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Wickersham of Barbee Lake were Sunday callers of Mrs. Eva Shipley of Farmland and Mrs. Hazel Wickersham of Winchester. Deaf Man Designs Tiny Hearing Aid Offers Free Model A remarkable tiny hearing aid has been perfected by a man who has been hard of hearing for nearly ten years. This small device has no dangling cords or separate transmitting units and represents a new unusual design idea in a product to restore natural hearing. It was developed especially for those persons who can hear but can’t understand. This new hearing instrument provides “ear-level” hearing with the wearer picking up speech, sounds, television and radio at his ear. Due to the use of transistors, the user cost is extremely low. A true life actual size replica of one of the smallest all-in-thenar hearing aid ever made will be given absolutely free to anyone sending in this advertisement while supply lasts. So we suggest you write for yours now. No obligation whatsoever. Write to A. J. Wilder, 809 Steuben St., Wausau, Wis. 54401.

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