The Mail-Journal, Volume 10, Number 9, Milford, Kosciusko County, 28 March 1973 — Page 2

THE MAIL-JOURNAL — Wed., March 28,1973

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I* 1 .. y 1 g ■ \« V- i I ■ *Mui fl I te ■_' / -Ir.? •flw L I LjR 9 fl AT POOL SIDE— The Wawasee girls swim team competed in the regional swim meet last Saturday at Goshen and will be sending the two girls who are shown above at pool side to the state swim meet in Seymour on March 31. t Joy Becker, left, placed first in the 50 and 100 yard breaststroke and Jane Simpson, right, placed first in the 500 yardlbutterfly at the Goshen regional.

Margie Shipp of Mishawaka was a Saturday and Sunday guest of Mr. and Mrs. Lyle Childs of Milford.

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Car drops off road Deputy sheriff Richard Mikel investigated an accident involving Irma J. Carey, 16, r 1 Leesburg, at Eight Square Rd., six miles northeast of Warsaw. The mishap occurred at 5:25 p.m. Saturday! She reported to deputy sheriff Mikel that she was rounding a curve when the car dropped off the side of the road. The auto then crossed the pavement and upset. Damage was listed at S7OO and Miss Carey received a bruised knee and leg.

BOWL

Hits & Misses Browns Blades & Bits 68 44 Misfits 67 45 Brazels Bait 66% 45% Campbells Market 65% 46% American Industries 62 50 Buds Body Shop 50 62 Sudlows Pier 49% 62% S&S 48% 63% Syracuse Mobile 46% 65% Elmatt Corp. 36% 75% High team series: Buds Body Shop — 1874 High team game: Syracuse Mobile — 691 500 series: C. Walton 516, M. Soloman 502, B. Brown 520, B. Simon 562, B. Maggert 505, L. Campbell 506, P. Campbell 500, B. Slabaugh 550 450 series: S. Gilbert 478 200 games: B. Simon 210, B. Maggert 208, J. Phillips 201, M. Solomon 210 170 games: S. Gilbert 173, L. Campbell 179, L. Galloway 170 ■’ County Kurly’s Keglers 32 12 Charlie’s Ten Pin 29 15 Louie’s Bar 27 17 Crow Roofing 27 17 Thornburg Drug 25 19 Eager Leaguers 24 20 Liquor Locker 22% 21% Aqualand Motel 22 22 Anderson Paint 22 22 Bud’s Body Shop 21 23 Barbee Hotel 20 24 Bushong Barber Shop 20 24 Frog Tavern 16% 27% Schwartz Developers 16 28 Schwartz Homes 15 29 WawaSee Bowl 13 31 High team series and game: Charlie’s Ten Pin — 2701, 953 550 series: D. Maresh 560, L. Welty 566, D. Thibaut 551, D. Hyde 583, M. Simon 550, R. Simon 559, R. Wogoman 556, F. Avery 569, C. Frushour 590, E. Henning 577 200 games: P. Carson 201, D. Rieder 202, D. Maresh 220, L. Welty 234, D. Thibaut 204, 206, D. Hyde 207, 203, B. Etchison 203, D. Smith 206, M. Simon 231, L. Longenbaugh 209, P. Royer 213, C. Wogoman 205, R. Wogoman 212, G. Davis 205, F. Avery 200, C. Frushour 210, H. Schrock 212, E. Henning 212 Milford Business Smallwood Service 35 17 Campbell’s Market 34 18 Little & Clark 32 20 Milford TV 30 22 Walter Drug 28 24 Berk’s Body Shop 28 24 Augsburger-Milf. 27 25 Hickory Lounge 25 27 Wick’s Marina 20 32 Sharp’s Hdwe. 20 32 Augsburgers-Syra. 19 33 C. S. Myers 14 38 High team series: Campbell’s Market — 2988

fla a W O ■■ T -i j " I HANDICAP CHAMPS — The Syracuse Rubber team won the handicap team event in the third annual Lakeland Women’s Bowling association city tournament at Syracuse. They rolled a 2742 series. Standing left to right are Inez Dull, Barbara Miller, Ann Hapner, Dorothy Kitson and Sharon Gilbert.

nwn r\ I 7 Jr -Vil fl 1 / t ; f iiiß I J Jif ft Jiflflj t| Ifcl I SCRATCH WINNERS — A make-up team from the Friday night mixed league won the scratch team event in the Lakeland Women’s Bowling association city tournament. Sponsored by Wawasee Bowl, the team bowled a 2358 series. Standing left to right are Susie Kern, Gloria Thwaits, Marian Smallwood and Betty Young. Doris Thwaits was the fifth member of the team.

LWBA has third annual dinner meeting

The Lakeland Women’s Bowling association at Syracuse held its third annual awards dinner and meeting at a North Webster establishment Monday evening, March 26. President Mary Lou Dixon presided for the business portion at which time various proposals were approved. Salaries were set for the secretary and treasurer for the next season. The proposed budget was also accepted. - Officers re-elected were Mary Lou Dixon, president; Betty Nyce, second vice president; and Sharon Gilbert, treasurer. Prize monies and trophies for the third annual city tournament held in February were presented by secretary Sue Williams. First place winners of the tournament

High team game: Milford TV — 1049 600 series: L. Newman 618, P. Campbell 616 500 series: R. Thibaut 592, D. Wuthrich 577, D. Hockert 560, L. Troup 558, M. Smith 550, B. Dippon 549, D. Butler 543,, W. Bucher 525, D. Johns 524, M. Sharp 519, M. Campbell 513, J. Perry 511, B. Kaiser 509, K. Knisley 509, J. DeSomer 507, D. Rensberger 504, R. Neff 504, R. Clemons 500 200 games: D. Wuthrich 245, P. Campbell 236, 200, L. Newman 225,213, D. Hockert 210, L. Troup 204, W. Bucher 204, M. Sharp 201, R. Thibaut 201 Sunday Night Mixed Sleepy Owl 59 37 Alley Cats 56% 39% Windsor 56 40 Taylor Wholesale 50% 45% R&R 48 48 T&P 46 50 The Kids 43% 52% Mid American 43% 52% Lakeland Standard 40 56 Jenny’s Kitchenette 36 60

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are as follows: Scratch team event — Wawasee Bowl with a 2358 series. The team consisted of Gloria Thwaits, Betty Young, Susie Kern, Marian Smallwood and Doris Thwaits. Handicap team event — Syracuse Rubber with a 2742 series. The team consisted of Inez Dull, Ann Hapner, Barbara Miller, Dorothy Kitson and Sharon Gilbert. Doubles event — Scratch, Susie Kern and Gloria Thwaits with 1083; handicap, Linda Crow and Mary Lou Dixon with 1152. Singles event — Scratch, Mary Lou Lambert with 540; handicap, Eloise Carlson with 620. All events — Scratch, Susie Kern with 1590; handicap, Sue Wolferman with 1751.

High team series and game: Alley Cats — 1817-661 500 series: R. Caudill 566, B. Etchison 547, J. Willard 511, J. DeSomer 508 200 games: J. Willard 220, B. Etchison 201, R. Caudill 200 170 games: S. Loewen 196 Tuesday Night Ladies Frog Tavern 84 28 Miller’s Mobil Park 75 37 Bellman’s Case 68 44 Hawk Rec. 67 45 Syracuse Rubber 64% 47% Augsburgers 59 53 Wawa Ski Club 48 64 Walter Drug Co. 47 65 Wawasee Const. 47 65 Bitner’s Antiques 40 72 Elko Mobile Homes 38 74 White Front 33% 78% High team series: Augsburger’s — 2198 High team game: Syracuse Rubber — 808 500 series: I. Dull 194, 182-530 450 series: C. Whitacre 166,169485, S. Hoover 179, 172-484, M. Dixon 171, 188-477, S. Gilbert 161455

200 games: S. Keim 214-476 160 games: J. Brumbaugh 186, E. Leap 178, E. Wogoman 164, D. Kitson 160 Tuesday Afternoon Wawasee Laundromat 71 41 State Bank of Syra. 70% 41% American Ind. 68 44 Cromwell Lumber 62 50 Mastercraft 61 51 Mocks Marine Rentals 56 56 Kern Grain 53 59 Todd Realty 43 69 Corl Corp. 39 73 TheLovables 36% 75% High team series and game: American Ind. — 2133-776 450 series: N. Kline 461, S. Kern 480, A. Dahlstrom 469, M. Lambert 487, M. Dixon 459, B. Kay 457 170 games: S. Kern 189, A. Dahlstrom 171, M. Lambert 191, M. Dixon 174, M. Willard 194, B. Ganz 173, J. Lantz 187 Thursday Night Ladies Louie’s Bar 74 34 Thornburg Drug 73 35 B & K 71 37 Wawasee Electronics 71 37 Kale Island Beacon 66% 41% Pilcher’s Shoes 62 46 Regent Homes 58 50 Barth, Inc. 58 50 Curls, Inc. 53 55 Chris Koher Ins. 53 55 Brazel’s Bait 52% 55% Counting House Bank 51% 56% Bowen Motors 51 57 Lancer Tool & Die 49 59 NNN, Inc. 45% 62% Frog Tavern 45 63 Lakeland Standard 44% 63% N. Fireman’s 41% 66% Hinshaw Applicates 39 69 WKAM Radio 21 87 High team game and series: B & K — 814-2260 500 series women: J. Reed 517, E. Graff 514, B. Nyce 506 450 series women: L. Ulery 499, C. Blosser 493, F. Stetler 491, G. Eyer 490, C. Peterson 489, K. Knisley 479, M. Pifer 475, H. Taylor 471, E. Johnson 469, N. Galloway 467, I. Stahley 462, C. Nolan 461, B. Caple 460, J. Honer 459, H. Frushour 457, K. McKibben 456, M. Nulf 455, W. Finton 452, A. Gallahan 452, K. Lowe 450 200 games women: B. Nyce 222, C. Blosser 204, K. Knisley 201 170 games women: E. Graff 197, K. Lowe 193, H. Hell 191, J. Reed 190, B. Hammon 187, G. Eyer 186, F. Money 182,1. Stahley 182, F. Stetler 180, 177, L. Ulery 180, M. Pifer 178, 171, K. Naegel 176, W. Finton 172, J. Beezley 171, B. Caple 171, H. Taylor 171, A. Gallahan 170, C. Nolan 170, C. Peterson 170 DRUG ARRESTS A recent announcement by Spanish authorities stated that more than 1,000 people were arrested in Spain last year for selling or possessing drugs.

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Investigate Wawasee house burglaries

County officers investigated two Lake Wawasee house breakins this past week end and thefts from both homes. A stereo tuner was reported missing from the Fred Grumme residence on r 4 after entry was

N. C. Fick speaks at Washington, D.C. ASENSSC confab N. C. Fick, known in the Lakeland area, presented a talk'’' before the Association of Senior Engineers of the Naval Ship Systems Command at the March 23 meeting in Washington, D.C. The subject used was the national materials advisory board, focus of material technology for the navy and the nation. Fick, a general metallurgist in NAVSEC’s materials development and applications office, and now in his fifth decade of life, is the 1973 chairman of the Washington section, American Welding society. A native of Kosciusko county, he holds BS and MS degrees from Butler and Purdue universities, respectively. He and his wife, Margaret, have six children and four grandchildren. Fick’s work experience encompassed over a decade with industry and two decades with government. In 1960 he, along with a group of men who were contemporary in titanium research and development efforts with Dr. Wilhelm Kroll (inventor of the first practical method for commercial titanium metal production), was recognized by Dr. Kroll as one of the titanium founders whose vision, perseverance and effort made possible thebjrth of the titanium metals industry, therein providing a significant contribution to the welfare of the nation and charting the development of materials currently unknown. < More Professional and technical society membership includes the American Ordnance association, American Society for Metals, and American Institute of mining, metallurgical and petroleum engineers. He is a fellow of the American Institute of Chemists and a life member of the Jefferson district volunteer fire department, Arlington, Va. Fick is also a member of the

gained by knocking a hole in a screen and breaking a door glass. Entry to the John B. Smith residence next door was gained by breaking a door glass and using a wire to open the door. Missing at the Smith home was a color television set. .

United Methodist church, a 32d degree mason, and is currently serving as historian for the Association of Senior Engineers of the Naval Ship Systems Command. He is a registered professional engineer in Ohio and the District of Columbia. Also, he is listed in Who’s Who in Engineering and in American Men of Science. Furrowings to be up slightly WEST LAFAYETTE — Indiana swine raisers plan to increase their production slightly during the next five months. State-federal agricultural statisticians at Purdue university report that 260,000 sows are expected to produce litters March through May. This is a two per cent increase over the corresponding period of 1972. For the June through August period Hoosier farmers plan to have 258,000 sows farrow —a three per cent increase. Two hundred forty-four thousand sows farrowed 1.8 million pigs on Indiana farms during December, 1972, and January and February, 1973. This was six per cent more sows than a year earlier and a five per cent increase in the pig crop. Farmers in the 10 corn belt states which produce the bulk of the nation’s pork supply also plan to increase their production.

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