The Mail-Journal, Volume 9, Number 35, Milford, Kosciusko County, 27 September 1972 — Page 3
r — -I i* Lakeland } i Golf J Semi-Annual Inter Club Matches Set The semi-annual inter-club golf outing between South Shore and Maxwelton Golf clubs will be held this Saturday, Sept. 30, at Maxwelton with the following tee times given by club pros Bob Auer and Steve Roderick:
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10 a.m. — G. Stoffel, F. Hock ert, J. Hossinger, C. McFall 10:07 — M. Smith, D. Hockert, G. Hull, H. Caudill 10:14—Rt Solina, B. Sexton, M. Lung, D. Gildersleeve 10:21 — R. Miller, D. Blanchard, D. Plikerd, R. Marlin 10:28 — J. Miller, J. Arnott, J. Berkey, B. Shock 10:35 — N. Robie, B. Whitehead, L. Welty, F. Rapp 10:42 — N. Auer, J. Mellinger, B. Fisher, B. Spurting 10:49 — R. Enoch, N. Bums, D. Holterman, D. Bell 11 — W. Hagerdon, B. Lantz, B. Striggle, L. Griffith 11:07 — B. Beemer, M. Slabaugh, H. Bartman, P. Kerlin 11:14 — J. Roth, G. Hall, T. Darr, R. Stickney 11:21 — E. Vanette, Q. B.
Miller, W. Randall, J. Clark 11:28 — D. Balsley, C. Grimm, D. Thibaut, D. Morris 11:35 — P. Kline, G. Myers, K. Koontz, D. McKibben 11:42 — L. Young, D. Strouse, B. DeWitt, E. Miller 11:56 — S. Mollenhour, B. Slabaugh, J. Caudill, J. Voland 12 noon — J. Morganthaler, B. Kline, J. Calkins, R. Nyce 12:07 — G. Baker, R. Grimm, B. Felkner, F. Clayton 12:14 — N. Kistler, S. Hockert, Dr. Walgamuth, B. Lutes ( 12:21 — A. Williamson, R. Graverson, K. Smallwood, L. Holterman 12:28 — D. Maresh, L. Blake, G. Thornburg, P. Patterson 12:35 — D. Stahly, C. Richards, 12:42 — T. Auer, J. Speicher, 12:49 — C. Koher, Doc Ringler, 1 p.m. — L. Vance, C. Armstrong, 1:07 — J. Kitch, J. Kilgore, Club Champion At South Shore Winners have been determined in the club championship at South Shore Golf club, Syracuse. In the finals of the championship flight, Terry Kitch won over Tim Johnson, four and three; A-flight, Gene Hall over Bob Spurting, three and two; Bflight, Chuck Todd over Leon Vance, two-up; and C-flight, Bill DeWitt over Jack Clark, four and three. Scramble Winners Given At Wawasee Winners of the week end scramble on Saturday at the Wawasee golf course are as follows: Joe Scheidel, Howard Cripe, Larry Mauzzy, Rosemary Burkhart and Margo Holmes. They finished with a one-under 35. Two teams tied for second [dace. Members of those teams were Glen King, Jim Tolliver, Willard Mauzzy, Mary Young and Doris Schiedel; and George Young, Bill Holmes, Earl Money, Orville Vanderßeyden and Hazel Swihart.
Tourney Results of the championship flight in the club tournament are as follows: Mike Summy defeated Merrill Postma 4 and 2, Joe Scheidel defeated Dick Haines 4 and 2, Oliver Replogle defeated Tom Parcell 5 and 3, Alan Postma defeated Leonard Jones 7 and 6, Bud Dippon defeated Dick Barry 2 and 1, Joe Hartsough defeated Elmer Largen 6 and 4, and Larry Clabaugh defeated Glen Yoder 7In th! semi-finals Joe Scheidel defeated Oliver Replogle 7-6; B flight — Guy Kilmer defeated Jerry Hartsough 4-2, Leßoy Chokey defeated Larry Mauzzy 54, Jack Bullock defeated Mark Byrd, Ady Howell defeated Gary Price 2 and 1, Jim Tolliver defeated John Elliott 6 and 4, Bill Books defeated Don Wolbum 9 and 8, Howard Haab defeated Carl Borders 2 up; In the semi-finals Ady Howell defeated Jim Tolliver 4 and 3 and Bill Books defeated Howard Haab 6 and 5; C flight — Larry Mauzzy defeated Mark Byrd 3 and 1 and Carl Borders defeated Don Walbum 4 and 2; D flight — Art Waterson defeated Lamar Lindeman 2 up, Pete Rice defeated Henry Whelan 3 and 1, Howard Cripe defeated Lloyd Bontrager 9 and 8, Orville Vanderßeyden defeated Claude Corson 1 up, Mike Cripe defeated Bob Duncan 1 up, Earl Money defeated Larry Whelan, Paul Kizer defeated Wilber Smith and Jim Jellison drew the bye. Prep Suffers Fourth Loss A wet and slippery field Saturday met the Prep Lakers and the Marian Knights with the opening kick off stopping on the one. Coached for the first time by all-star director Bob Otolski, the Knights defeated the smaller and depth lacking Prep team, 52-0, giving the fourth win in a row to the third ranked Knights and the fourth loss for the Lakers. Prep will host LaPorte Lalumiere at 2 p.m. Saturday. Lalumiere is at 1 and three for the season with last year’s loss to Prep at 28-14. The game will also be a full day of activities, starting at 9 a.m. with the Prep B-team hosting Lake Forest Academy of Chicago, followed by the Prep soccer team hosting Divine Heart at 10:30 on the Smith-Walbridge field. The 2 o'clock afternoon game will be followed by a dance in the evening at the Prep school. Saturday is a special treat for the parents for this first time ever Homecoming Day. New Admissions Counselor Appointed At Manchester College Thomas Brian Daniel, a May 1972 graduate of Manchester college, has been employed by the college as an admissions counselor, beginning work September 1. Twenty-two years old, Daniel is a native of Marion, graduating from Marion high school in 1968 and holding the bachelor of science degree in U. S. history and political science from Manchester. His duties at Manchester will involve counseling prospective students and other work in the admissions field.
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Buying A House? LAFAYETTE — Buying a house? You aren't alone, says Dr.. Jan Armstrong, extension consumer marketing specialist at Purdue university. This is a popular time of the year for families to buy homes — and that means high level, big business for any family. As is true for any big business, there are do’s and don’ts to follow if you want to be successful. And because a house is a major investment, committing the family budget for several years, success is important. The specialist suggests that families begin by looking at their life style—how they live and how they want to live. “While some consideration must be given to resale value, it’s more important that the family buy the house best suited to their life style and financial situation,” she says. An important “do” is to buy in a location you’d like to live in. Consider the distance to school, work, shopping centers, and recreation areas. Beware of buying too near a shopping center that may mean increased traffic, trash, noise, and confusion, the specialist warns. When you have found a suitable house in a desirable location, check the construction of the house. If you do not know what to look for, seek help from a real estate appraiser, builder, architect, or friend. Doing some research about house construction can be worth the time, too. Housing bulletins are available from your local cooperative extension office. Banks, loan companies, and libraries also have materials that can help you. Os course, you can spot some points of construction just by taking a walkthrough and around the house. For example, the specialist suggests you check windows, siding, and the underhang for peeling paint and missing caulking. Also check the house for items that will make it livable —a good furnace, suitable drainage, adequate electrical outlets, and an outside water faucet. These things are more important than extra space for parties and guests, Dr. Armstrong says. When you have found the house for you, you’re ready to shop for a mortgage and home owners insurance. Shop carefully because some mortgages and insurance policies are better deals than others. Making careful selections could save you thousands of dollars. Your mortgage will be less expensive if your household appliances are not included in the price of your house. If a stove and refrigerator are included in the cost of the house, you may be paying for them for a period of 30 years, the extension specialist points out. This makes little sense because such equipment is likely to be long gone before the mortgage is paid. Dr. Armstrong advises new home owners to get the houseplans from the former owner or the builder. Houseplans will help you locate wire circuits and plumbing lines for future maintenance or modification. The end of the world will arrive on time; so don’t worry about the predictions.
700 Pounds Os Marijuana Found Near Town A total of 700 pounds of marijuana were found west of Milford last Thursday and turned over to Milford town marshal Don Drake. The marshal stated other items, including a picnic lunch we*e found by area farmers who have been patroling the area west of town for a number of years. The marijuana, packed in 10 duffel bags, was destroyed. French Native To Teach At Manchester College I French language students at Manchester college will be learning from a native expert this fall. She is Miss Claudine Cretin, a young French woman who has joined Manchester’s foreign language faculty. Miss Cretin will be an instructor in French. She is 25 years old and was bom in Montbeliard, France. She has a degree from the University of Strasbourg, France, where she majored in English and also specialized in applied linguistics. She has traveled in England, Sweden, Finland, Argentina, Morocco, Italy, Germany and France before coming to the United States this fall to teach at Manchester. It is the brave man’s part to live with glory, or with glory die. — Sophocles.
The j Chicago Motor F Club-AAA 1 I introduces you to 1 I the new nationwide I I symbol 1 L highway signs. A
NO BICYCLES • ■ ' ' '■ An increasing number of bicycles are entering the traffic stream on our highways. In some cases, this poses serious problems in safely combining a mixture of bicycle and motor vehicle traffic. Special signs will be provided to guide cyclists to specific bicycle routes and a new symbol sign has been developed for areas where bicycle use is prohibited. The sign depicts a bicycle with a red circle and slash superimposed over it. This practice of using a red circle and slash to indicate a prohibited movement is also used in Europe and Canada.
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Hurryin Hoosiers By J- Q- Fann
INDIANA 28, and not enough. In the aid it was the early giveaway of the Hoosiers that told the tale but I feel that the team showed a big big heart in fighting back after we had dug ourselves into a deep hole. They did it and did it but couldn’t get it all the way. The “pud” field goal miss on the pass from center and the easy two point PAT that was dropped was 5 points. A big five at the end. The loss was a disappointing one but not too unexpected. TCU is a fine football team, ex-, perienced and high as a kite while our coaches like to win they are concentrating on the conference and getting ready. They would like to win along the way too. 4 and 1 at Ohio State is a fine goal, a tough one, but it means a good chance at the conference. Several young football players are getting into the lineup. Quinn Buckner is showing them his ability. He played the last half at safety and had many tackles and one spectacular touchdown save, only to get his coverage miscalled and Minnesota put the game away. They came close to losing it as we fought to the last second. Buckner is a good one, or better than that. He will make some “experience” mistakes but he won’t make the same one twice. At tackle John Jordan, the soph, and a non-predictor, could neither play nor practice as a freshman. He is playing a chunk now and will play more. He relieves Pawlitsch. He is big and strong and plays on the goal line stand unit plus certain running plays. He is a big asset. Jim Schuck is a freshman guard who has moved ahead of Mat Symakowski. Symakowski had offers from 96 schools and when he can be ousted by a freshman that freshman has to be great. Our middle of the line group is pleasing to see. Schuck also plays on kickoff returns. An offensive guard is a tough position to learn and a freshman playing is surprising. . Ken St. Pierre is bruised but he is needed to keep the defenses honest. You can look for Carpenter, former Indiana All-State quarterback, to keep moving up and will play a chunk. He is improving by leaps and bounds and has the physique. He helps the traveling squad for he can go at two positions. He will be
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pushing St. Pierre one of these days. It was disappointing but the outlook is o.k. and the game might have matured us enough to make us contenders for the Big Ten. Syracuse Jackets Defeat Webster The Syracuse Yellow Jackets hosted the North Webster Trojans at Wawasee high school on Tuesday evening of last week, coming away with their second win of the season, 26-8. Highlight of the game was the parsing of Keith Cripe and seventh grader Bryan Smith. On the third play from scrimmage, Cripe hit J.C. Schrock for a 45-yard touchdown. All total, Cripe completed eight out of 16 for 96-yards. In the running department, Rick Bauman gained 96-yards on ten carries and two touchdowns. The gold offense was headed for another score in the fourth quarter when coach Jones and coach Pletcher sent in an all seventh grade squad. Some good running by James Glon and an eight-yard pass by Smith accounted for the final touchdown. North Webster, late in the fourth quarter, pushed across their only score. The Yellow Jackets will travel to Fairfield on October 3 for a game at 4:30 p.m.
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