The Mail-Journal, Volume 10, Number 1, Milford, Kosciusko County, 31 January 1973 — Page 7
'O3JZInJO> a&jjo It’s official, according to a spokesman of the designconstruction committee of the Pickwick Development Corp., that bids are in and have been opened from four contractors for the long-awaited rebuilding process of the burned out Pickwick Block. However, quite discouraging was the fact that all bids were quite in excess of the budget set. The matter is being discussed with each bidder, who again will be contacted as soon as architects come up with further recommendations to meet the budget. Then, again each bidder has weather conditions or other stipulations, lending a question as to a proposed starting date. A definite announcement is expected within the next several weeks. Don Storey, Wawasee high football coach for the past five
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years, has joined the staff of Stahly-Stillson, Inc., Nappanee, as a representative from the Lakeland area. This announcement came shortly after his coaching resignation acceptance at the school board meeting last week. If you by chance made a stop at the fire station Sunday, you might have enjoyed a light and delightful blueberry muffin baked by Grandma Moses. A well-known county man, Harold Melchi, lost his battle for survival with his death Saturday at Fort Wayne. Hospitalized since September of last year, he underwent open heart surgery on September 20. . The deep blue waters of the lakes rippled in many areas during the past week, however, a few chanced the fishing proposition on the remaining ice. Eight were seen fishing in the channel at Pickwick Park on Sunday. Temperatures dipping to the teens Sunday night put a thin sheet of ice in many previously open areas. Another vacationer known in the Syracuse area is K. W. Kurtz (and his lovely wife Phyllis) of Millersburg, who won a Puerto Rican holiday.
The trip was awarded K. W. for 20 years of service with his Ford firm at Goshen. Don’t forget the one day only showing of an excellent feature at the Pickwick on Thursday, Feb. 1. Millie Savage, at the bank, said last week that the warmer temperatures had pushed her tulips above ground. An interesting supplement to the Pulaski County Journal last week, and furnished by an insurance service at Winamac, was a Crime T.R.A.P. Z> Upon completion of jaflZ inventory of valuables, a bright yellow crime trap decal can be obtained to be displayed to let would-be thieves know that anything worth stealing is marked and listed for positive identification making it “too hot to handle.*’ Work is progressing rapidly on the Augsburger Food Palace addition and cement work for the flooring of the building to house J. & J. Manufacturing was poured this week. An interesting evening will be the WOWO night next Tuesday at the high school. There may be more than you think. Congratulations go thisweek to our excellent music department at the high school for their grand showing at the Culver meet last Saturday. Quite a number will be appearing in the state meet. Speaking of basketball, the girls high school team is doing quite well. Did you know February has been proclaimed as Weight Watchers Month by 11 Indiana mayors?
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(Continued From Page 2) Amos 146, R. Hoover 140, T. Morganthaler 146, M. Francis 155, 152, D. Overfelt 141, R. Wheeler 142 Saturday Bantam Superstars 28 8 Bears 27 9 Butterballs 23 13 Strike-a-boom 23 13 Lucky Strikes 18 18 Tigers 17 19 Bugaloos 17 19 The 8 BaDs 15 21 Monkeys 15 21 Ding-a-lings 13 23 The Chiefs 11 25 Destroyers 11 25 High team series and game: Tigers — 1218, 618 200 series: (2 game series) J. Kleeman 252, D. Johnson 206, K. Smallwood 208, G. Coquillard 210, T. Schrock 243, G. Carpenter 208, K. Schrock 203, R. Cripe 202, D. Dieterly 240 100 games: J. Kleeman 129,123, A. Henson 101, A. Lovellette 108, M. Dunithan 102, D. Johnson 136, K. Smallwood 114, G. Coquillard 102, 108, T. Schrock 107, 136, J. Denney 123, C. Eby 102, D. Stahley 107, G. Carpenter 103, 105, K. Schrock 107, S. Silveus 106, L. Gerstner 106, R. Cripe 104, P. Kline 111, D. Dieterly 142 Tuesday Night High School The Best 47 17 Milford Muskrats 43 21 No-Names 42 22 sWarrioretts 30 34 Invaders 28 36 Beaver Pushers 21 43 DeHill Rats 21 43 High {earn series: The Best — 2593 High team game: No-Names — 908 500 series: (men) E. Paradis
585 450 series: (men) D. Mock 452 400 series: (women) A. Hapner 477, Y. Spurling 445 170 games: (men) E. Paradis 200, 199, 186, D. Mock 177 140 games: (women) A. Hapner 161, 177, Y. Spurling 156, 149, 140, C. Maggart 153 Tuesday Night Ladies Frog Tavern 62 22 Miller’s Mobile Park 59 25 Hawks Recreation 52 32 Syracuse Rubber 48% 35% Bellman’s Case 47 37 WaWa Ski Club 44 40 Augsburger’s | 38 42 Walter Drug Co. • 37 47 White Front Grocery 31% 52% Bitner’s Antiques 31 53 Wawasee Construction 28 56 El Ko Mobile Homes 22 58 High team game: Walter Drug Co. — 751 High team series: Syracuse Rubber — 2127 500 series: S. Hoover 237, 168546 450 series: E. Wogoman 172, „ 160- S. Keim 175-480, A. Harper 165,180-479, D. Kitson 173463, M. Pifer 160-458, M. Whisler 161- I. Dull 162-455 160 games: E. Tatman 169, M. Dixon 167, S. Gilbert 164, S. Brumbaugh 161 Sunday Night Mixed Sleepy Owl 41 27 Alley Cats ’ 39% 28% Windsor 39 29 T&P 36 42 The Kids 33% 34% Mid American 31% 36% Taylor Wholesale 30% 37% Lakeland Standard 30 38 R&R I 29 39 Jenny’s Kitchenette 30 38 High team series and game: Windsor Mobile Homes — 1804, 654 600 series: R. Caudill 616 500 series: J. Reed 529, R. Williams 520, G. Richards 528 200 games: R. Caudill 235, 213, R. Williams 212 Land O Lakes Dean’s Milk 24 0 Harris 16 8 Lakeland Std. 16 8 Vega No. 1 15 9 Sleepy Owl 15 9 Regent Homes 14 10 Frog Tavern 13 11 Wawasee Motors 13 11 Syracuse Traveler 12% 11% Auers Serv. 12 12 Jacks Sunoco 11 13 Plaza Marine 11 13 C& J Const. 10 14 Bowen Motors 10 14 State Bank 10 14 Vega No. 2 9 15 . Liberty Homes 9 15 White’s Plumbing 8 16 Syracuse Legion 7% 16% N. W. Legion 4 20 High team series and game: Vega No. 1 — 2655, 944 500 series: D. Rensberger 523, J. DeSomer 503, F. Hapner 521, C.
Campbell 560, L. Welty 597, D. Jones 546, R. Stahley 563, R. Hostetter 505, M. Hostetter 564, D. Van 507, D. McKibben 503, M. Yoder 525, D. Karesh 507, F. Nyikos 547, P. Cambell 558, K. Knisley 529, D. Butler 568, G. Whitacre 511, G. Vanator 514, R. Brazil 596, G. Price 502, H. George 545, P. Mathews 531, P. Bright 538, T. Moser 502, C. Baker 507, M. Coyle 509, J. Alshire 500, J. Graber 503, E. Edgar 542, K. Plikerd 505, W. Smith 507 200 games: D. Rensberger 200, L. Welty 235, R. Stahley 200, £l4, D. Jones 210, L. Wysong 207, M. Yoder 214, D. Karesh 202, B. Eyer 201, P. Campbell 201, K. Knisley 201, R. Brazil 221, T. Moser 213, E. Edgar 200, K. Plikerd 225 Tuesday Afternoon Wawasee Laundromat 53 31 State Bank Os Syra. 52% 31% American Ind. 52 32 Cromwell Lumber 47% 36% Mocks Marine Rentals 45 39 Mastercraft 45 39 Kern Grain 37% 46% The Lovables 29% 54% Todd Realty 29 55 Corl Corporation 29 55 High team series and game: Mocks Marine Rentals — 2274-778 500 series: M. Lambert 540, K. Knisley 509, A. Peterson 537 450 series: H. Frushour 458, S. Kern 483, B. Kline 463, D. Johnson 499, B. Kay 454, J. Stoelting 484 200 games: M. Lambert 178, 206, A. Peterson 223 170 games: K. Knisley 180, D. Johnson 175, 190, B. Kay 180, J. Stoelting 180 Warsaw Tigers stop Wawasee swimmers 56-39 The Wawasee swim team was stopped Tuesday by the Warsaw Tigers 56-39. Wawasee had only four firsts. They won the medley relay with Randy Rich, Tom Spearman, Mike Bitner and Matt Gray in a time of 1:57.2. Other results follow: 200 free style — Williams Warsaw 2:06, Greg Ummel Wawasee, Lozier Warsaw 200 individual medley — Tom Spearman Wawasee 2:26.5, Shirey Warsaw, Rosencrants Warsaw 50 free style — Franklin Warsaw 24.6, Thallemer Warsaw, Matt Gray Wawasee Diving — Carey Warsaw 181.15 points, Kent Sawyer Wawasee, Eherenman Warsaw 100 yard butterfly — Randy Rich Wawasee 1:09.8, Rosencrants Warsaw, Mike Bitner Wawasee 100 yard free style — Franklin Warsaw .54, Greg Ummel Wawasee, Thallemer Warsaw 400 free style — Williams
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Warsaw 4:37.3, Tim Campbell Wawasee, Brian Simmons Wawasee 100 backstroke — Lozier 1:06.4, Shirey Warsaw, Jeff Miller Wawasee , 100 breaststroke — Tom Spearman Wawasee 1:09.1, Smith Warsaw, Jeff Garr Wawasee 400 free relay — Warsaw, Thallemer, Rosencrants, Williams and Franklin 3:46 Wawasee’s season record is 4-8. The Warriors go against Concord tonight (Wednesday) at Elkhart Memorial. Coach Tom Rankin said the Warriors have had a disappointing season, however, Tom Spearman is having a good season and has set a school record of 1:06.8 in the breaststroke. If he can repeat this in the finals he will be eligible to participate in the state meet. Wawasee girls v win again The Wawasee high school girls basketball team won another game this week when they hosted Concord on Monday night. Wawasee scored 51 points to 47 for Concord. Hurryin Hoosiers By J* Q- Fann * WE ARE NUMBER ONE: How sweet it sounds and I vote to keep on with the same music. Last week I saw the Minnesota game and could hardly wait to get home to write about it but the flu bug stepped on my chest and I could not see the keyboard, let alone write about it, so missed out. That game was a high point and a big milestone in the lives of a couple of off the bench boys,'
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especially freshman Don Noordt who impresses people with the possibilities of relief for Steve Downing. Michigan State was mighty hot and for a while it looked like we wouldn’t cut it but we did and then came the big big one at Michigan we don’t get another chance at them. The odds were insurmountable at the end of the half. The injury to John Ritter, the foul situation and two points down said this is the end of the line but Bobby Knight’s “Hurryin Hoosiers” out hurried the Wolverines and I.U. is all alone at the top of the heap. When the 72-73 season is closed it will be known as the year of the frosh or the year of the sub for it has been these two things that have been great. Without the frosh we would have had Green and Ritter at forwards, Downing plus guards John Kamstra and Laskowski with Trent Smock and Abernathy not yet eligible leaving it up to Frank Wilson to swing forward and guard. Jerry Memmering would be playing a lot and' we would be short from the bench. A good ball club but not championship cqntenders. Think what the freshnian record might have been. jCrews and Buckner at the guards are the best varsity pair in the conference. Noordt is first class at center and Abernathy and Smock look good as varsity reserves right now. Morris from Ohio was one of Ohio’s best as a high school senior. Abernathy was not in the scorebook but got 14 in relief and hit the boards against the tough Michigan varsity. You must win them all at home and 4 away to be in good shape in the conference. We have three away from home games tucked in. There is a big chance for a slip with Kamstra injured and out for the season and the injury to John Ritter an unknown quality in his play until it is tried. I think he will return for the Northwestern game.
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