The Mail-Journal, Volume 9, Number 11, Milford, Kosciusko County, 12 April 1972 — Page 2

THE MAIL-JOURNAL —Wed., April 12, 1972

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% M - «iy HbubHm -■ p ' ~ M A>.|(i J* ;^j MARCH OF DIMES WINNERS — Winners in the March of Dimes bowling contest at Wawasee Bowl are shown here, from left, Dr. Arden Walgamuth. men’s handicap winner with a 708 series; Susie Kern, women's scratch winner with a 551 series; Margaret Solina, women’s handicap winner and “Bowling Queen” with a MS series; and Don Smith, men’s scratch winner with a 639 series. The March of Dimes competition attracted 362 entries and raised $362 for the March of Dimes in Kosciusko county.

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Hits A Misses American Ind. 734 <64 Brown s Blades & Bits 684 514 Sylvans 674 524 S & S 66 54 Brazel's 60 60 Sudlow’s Pier 54 66 Lil Granny’s 534 664 Misfits 53 67 Syracuse Mobil 53 67 Bud’s Body Shop 51 69 High team series and game;

—ijinds Tonite—'Billy Jack' Starts Thursday 'The Gang That Couldn't Shoot Straight ‘ Starts Sunday 'Dollars' ’9 IT—pedwinX The style \ to match yours Pcdwtn's strapped slip-on boasts a hold and brassy buckle. With suits or sportswear, it's a great look to get into, $19.99 White. Black Or Brown iC| \ k! \ FEE'S \ Too VfllßnL 14 Doug Pilcher Shoe Store “Downtown” Syracuse

Sylvans — 1937-743 600 series: J. R. Cripe 666 500 series: L. Livengood 510, C. Mohler 541, G. Webb 513, M. Solomon 523, C. Walton 505 450 series; B. Steury 491, E. Mast 460, W. Boyer 490, S. Butler 468 200 games: J. R. Cripe 251, 233 170 games: S. Butler 180, B. Steury 182, W. Boyer 173, E. Mast 179. J. Cripe 174 Land O Lakes League (Final) Deans Food Serv. 40 20 Vega 39 21 Harris 36 24 C & J Const. 35 25 Village Hardware 35 25 Lakeland Std. 35 25 Frog Tavern 324 274 Sleepy Owl 30 30 VF W 294 304 Bowen Motors 28 32 N..W. Legion 28 32 State Bank 274 324 Syracuse Legion 244 354 Syracuse Rubber 22 38 White’s Plumbing 20 40 Auer's Serv. 18 42 High team series. Harris — 2642 High team game: Dean’s — 910 500 series: P. Campbell 538, K. Schnerkau 531, K. Knisley 538. B. Simon 556, W. Beeman 536, E. Whitacre 532, B. Meyer 501, S. Richardson 571, E. Ganz 529, E. Harding 570, H. George 507, D. Rensberger 524, L. Weaver 514, R. Wogoman 562, M. Simon 522, M. Yoder, 546, L. Wysong 516, F. Nyikos 503, L Welty 598, H. Bartman 543, J. Morgan thaler 525, D. Swenson 522, C. Walton 571. 200games: P. Campbell 215, B. Simon 200, R. Wogoman 203, S. Richardson 227, E. Harding 211, 201, M. Simon 214, L. Welty 201, 203. C Walton 23^202 Thursday Night Ladies Village Green 81 35 ’Vawasee TV 71 45

MEN WANTED CATTLE AND LIVESTOCK BUYERS We want men in this area. Train to buy cattle, sheep and hogs. We will train qualified men with some livestock experience. For local interview, write today with your background Include your full address and phone number CATTLE BUYERS, INC 4420 Mediae* Kansas City. Me. 64111

MHhJ week day S SHOWS AT 7:00 i pMk COLUMBIA PtcTUBES Presents i Lil fLl^ttTli Kal TAyLec ■HICtiAEL SUSANNAH Ordaine yccr in A kastner laoq-kanter production I 1 xy&Zeel,

Aqua Land Motel 704 454 Monsanto 664 494 Pilcher Shoes 64 52 Louie's Bar 61 55 Lake Gty Builders 604 554 Kale Island Beacon 604 554 The Mail-Journal 57 59 Regent Homes 554 604 Brazels 554 604 Bowen Motors 54 62 Jot-em -Down 53 63 Counting House Bank 50 66 BUl’s Chalet 49 67 Barth 48 68 Lakeland Standard 44 72 N.W Fireiften’s Aux. 43 73 High team series and game: Wawasee TV — 2450-848 500 series: B. Nyce 199, 182-546, M. Lambert 532, J. Beezley 175, 191-526, M. Popenfoose 507, I. Stahley 501 450 series: J. Reed 499, E. Hutsell 489, F. Eby, 488, E. Leap 485, K. Knisley 481, M. Dixon 477, N. Galloway 475, L. McFarland 472, R. Easley 471, B. Kern 468, J. Harter 467, D. Hire 467, G. Ever 461, S. Gilbert 455, C. Hochstetler 455, P. Maresh 452 200 games: E. Hitsell Lambert 205, C. Hochstetler 202 170 games: I. Stahley 189, V. Penn 182, K. Knisley 181, E. Leap 181, M. Dixon 180; F. Eby 178, G. Eyer 178, M. Schwab 176, P. Benson 175, N. Galloway 175, J. Reed 174,175, N. Spuriing 175, B. Gross 174, L. McFarland 173, M. Popenfoose 171 Tuesday Night Ladies Frog Tavern 854 424 Lakeside Laundry 80 48 Jot Em Down Groc 754 524 Syracuse Rubber 71 57 Walter Drug Co. 67 61 Grassy Creek Rest. 664 614 Augsburger's 64 64 Burger Dairy 564 714 Lakeland Standard 45 83 Greer Auction 29 99 High team series: Frog Tavern — 2224 High team game: Burger Dairy — 803 500 series: M. Dixon 179, 180, 170-529, B. Gardner 226-528 450 series: K. Miller 187-480, S. Hoover 178, 172-465, S. GUbert 167-463. D. Stueko 165-457, E. Leap 164, 161-456 160 games: I. Dull 184, G. Pilcher 178, I. Wiggs 166, S. Brumbaugh 166, J. Wortinger 165, 161 Tuesday Afternoon American Ind. 73 47 Wawasee Laund. 70 50 State Bank of Syra. 694 404 Mastercraft * 63 57 Mock's Marine Rent. 624 574 Todd Realty 62 58 Cromwell Lumber 59 61 Kern Grain 564 634 Lovabies 43 77 Superior Sample 414 784 High team series and game:

Wawasee Laundromat — 2352 - 802 500 series: Ruth Easley 506, L. Neff 547, S. Kern 559 450 series: M. L. Lambert 491, B. Kay 472, S. Heckaman 452, A. McCarty 455, P. Maresh 468, E. Hughes 482, B. Ganz 455, M. Willard 470, L. Stucky 457, B. List 456, M. J. BechtoJd 496, B. Kline 496, N. Speicher 487, V. Penn 461, W. Fin ton 463, A. Dahlstrom 453, A. Peterson 452 200 games: R. Easley 209, L. Neff 232, S. Kern 203 170 games: B. Kay 177, J. E. McFaU 178, B. Kline 171-197, A. McCarty 174, M. L. Lambert 176170, E. Hughes 180, B. Ganz 171, L. Neff 185, L. Stucky 176, M. Willard 174, M. J. Bechtdd 174. N. Speicher 171-190, D. Craig 172, V. Penn 173, W. Fin ton 170, S. Kern 191 Milford Business Little & Clark 40 % Augsburger-Milford 394 204 Kern Grain 364 234 Campbell’s Mark % 24 Walter Drug 30 30 Berk’s Body Shof 29 31 Augsburger-Syra. 28 32 Sharp’s Hdwe. 28 32 Hickory Lounge 28 32 Arro Motor Homes 27 33 Milford T.V. 24 36 C. S. Myers 15 45 High team series: Campbell’s Market - 3032 High team game: Milford T.V. — 1077 600 series: L. Newman 640 500 series: *B. Simon 589, P. Campbell 588, B. Dippon 584, D. Thibaut 570, B. Kaiser 568, A. Beiswanger 555, B. Clemons 553, D. Rensberger 549, J. Kem 549, H. Bartman 549, D. Sharp 547, S. Stump 539, T. Darr 538, J. Schultz 537, J. Caple 535, D. Butler 535, J. Bray 533, J. deSomer 533, D. Seely 528, D. Johns 524, H. Wuthrich 521, J. Dippon 519, C. Coburn 517, J. deSomer 515, B. Buhrt 514, D. Wuthrich 513, J. Brumbaugh 512, S. Rensberger 511, D. Wolferman 510, F. Wickers ham 509 200 games: D. Thibaut 230, L. Newman 223, 222, P. Campbell 223, B. Simon 221, A. Beiswanger 220, J. Schultz 220, B. Wolferman 213, B. Clemons 213, S. Stump 211, C. Berkeypile 211, H. Bartman 210, B. Kaiser 209, B. Dippon 205, F. Wickersham 201, D. Rensberger 201 Monday Night County Charlies Ten Pin 774 424 Anchor Bar 764 434 Pilcher Shoes 714 484 Barbee Hotel 69 51 Wawasee Bowl 68 52 Thornburgs 66 54 Anderson Paint 66 54 - Liquor Locker 654 544 Aqualand Motel 614 584 Crow Roofing 61 59 Louie’s Bar 59 61 Kurley’s Keglers 59 61

r — ML *" Am ’JS&I .. v . % ■. v \ W|: ; /Hl] M IPI( j ffir J NTV: m • \ rv HIGHEST GAME — Jake Kern owner-manager of Wawasee Bowl, Is presenting a trophy to Tim Stidham, a Wawasee high school freshman, for bowling the highest game la the junior bowling tournament this season, with a 286 ia a 594 series.

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CITY Tourney CHAMPS — Winners of the Syracuse Men’s Bowling Association city tournament are pictured above. Standing left to right are Charles Frushour, Wayne Stahley, Doug Pilcher, Ron Herr, John Perry, George Nordman, Forest Plank. Frank Nyikos and Maurice Hostetter. Kneeling left to right are Clarence Eby. Bob Thwaits, John Wortinger and Verlin Stayer.

Frog Tavern 58 62 Eager Leagers 54 66 Bud’s Body Shop 53 67 Bushong Barber Shop 47 73 Teghtmeyer Hdwe. 364 834 Schwartz Homes 31 89 High team series: Liquor Locker — 2726 High team game: Aqualand Motel — 958 High Ind game and series: I. Schlotterback 204-254-629 Individual Honor Scores R. Thibaut 213,245-624, D. Fingerlee 210-577, J. Schlotterback 202, R. Hodgson 223-562, G. Davis 552, D. Start 202, C. Eby 210-564, R. Thwaits 560, F. Nyikos 205-571, C. Frushour 568, R. Hibschman 217, H. Schrock 212559, H. Locke 204, B. Strom beck 201-568, M. Dorsey 215, H. Galloway 201-550, R. Williams 200, E. Anderson 235-562, R. Wogoman 206-587, P. Carson 209, A. Mousley 208, K. Koble 235-603, R. Hyde 203-562, G. Pavel 205-579 FIVE FORKS The Battle of Five Foies, Va., between Gen. Philip Sheridan’s cavalry and Gen. George Pickett’s entrenched Confederates was fought on April 1,1865.

CARDS ©g, THANKS jfpX CARD OF THANKS Our most grateful thanks to the Milford police department, Milford and Leesburg fire department (Milford two trips), New Salem church, neighbors and the many friends who came to our assistance at our recent fire. Mr. and Mrs. Leo Anglin CARD OF THANKS The family of Michael Reuter wishes to thank all the relatives, friends and neighbors for the prayers, cards, flowers, gifts Os food, personal visits and other kind deeds shown during the illness and passing of our dear loved one. A special thank you to Rev. Theo Beer for his inspiring message, the preparation of food by the ladies of the Apostolic Christian church and the Mishler funeral home for all the courtesies. Your kindness will never be forgotten. Words cannot express our appreciation. May God bless you. Mrs. Michael Reuter Cornelius W. Reuter and family Mrs. Theodore Grove and family Mrs. Russel Ammerman and family Vernon A. Reuter It’s about time to start making vacation plans, which you’ll want to change several times before summer.

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Pilcher’s team won the scratch team event with a 2784 and Anchor Bar won the handicap team event with 3097. Winning in the doubles event were Stayer and Frushour with 1182 scratch. Perry and Herr won the handicap division with 1309. Stayer and Eby tied for first in the scratch division of the singles with 622 and Wortinger won the handicap with 716. All events were won by Stayer with 1817 and Wortinger with 1950.

WTCU Will Hold Spring Institute At New Salem The Kosciusko County WCTU will hold their spring institute on April 13 at the New Salem Church of the Brethren north of Leesburg to 900 N, then east two miles to 200EThe meeting will start at 10 a.m. with reports of officers and directors with Mrs. Herbert Eberhardt of Winona in charge. The Milford and Syracuse union will provide a carry-in dinner at noon with Mrs. Glen Morehouse as hostess. Rev. George Holston of Kokomo will conduct devotions. Mrs. John V. Stevens of Kokomo, state associate director’ of education, will be institute director. The public is invited.

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