The Mail-Journal, Volume 10, Number 23, Milford, Kosciusko County, 4 July 1973 — Page 2

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Buddy tournament at Maxwelton

Last Saturday a Buddy tournament was the play of the day at Maxwelton. Winners were for low gross first place Luther Adkins and Fred Hockert with 68. First place winners tied for low net were Manny Slabaugh and Walt Longfield, and Bob Lantz and Bill Yahne.’ Second place tie for low gross went to the teams of Pat Speicher and* Dave Hockert, and John Hossinger and Walt Hagerdon both with 70. Third place winners low gross were Bill Musser and

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Ron Vestal with 71. Another tie came at fourth place with the teams of Doug Vanette and Rex Hagen, and Bill Beemer and Bob Mauzy tieing with 72. Other low net winners were the teams of Peck Kline and Bud Kline, and Rod Sdina and Steve Solina tieing for second with 60 and the third place winners also were a tie with the teams of Don Strouse and Dave Blanchard, and Ashley Hawk and Merl Smith with 61.“

Little League in action at Syracuse Teams belonging to the Syracuse Little League played seven games this past week. In major league action, the Lions topped the Bank by a score of 9 to 6. Pilchers stomped the Rotary 11 to 4. Top hitter in the major league is Jim Becker with a .611 average. Shawn Stevenson is batting second with .473. Third is Dave Johnson with .444, with Jeff Beezly a close fourth with .416. In fifth position is Rick Swartz, batting .384. Major league standings are: Rotary 3-3; Bank 3-2; Pilchers 23; and Lions 2-3. The Lions tromped Pilchers in minor league action by a score of 17 to 5. In another game the Rotary topped the Bank 20 to 13. Mike Davis leads batters in the minors with a remarkable .833 average. An .800 average was turned in for the second spot by Scott Slough. Jim Cannon is the third hitter with a* .600, and Darrel Grisamer follows with a .571. Pat Morganthaler is the fifth batter with a .500 average. Standings in the minor league are as follows: Rotary 4-0; Lions 3-1; Bank 1-3; and Pilchers 0-4. In T-ball action Love Furniture beat Thornburgs by a score of 16 to 12. Klinks Grocery also topped Thornburgs by a whopping 30 to 12. Tom Socks downed Love Furniture with a score of 19 to 10. T-ball standings are: Klinks 30; Socks 2-1; Love 2-2; and Thornburgs 0-4. The major league schedule for next week includes three games. In action Friday, July 6, the Lions will meet Pilchers at 4 p.m. and the Rotary will take on the Bank at 6 p.m. July 9, will match the Rotary* with Pilchers. The minor league has only two games scheduled this week. The Lions will take on the Bank at 6 p.m. Thursday, Jyly 5, and the Bank will return to meet Pilchers Tuesday, July 10, at 6 p.m. Klinks will play against Love Furniture at 10 a.m., Friday, July 6, in T-ball action this week. A game matching Thornburgs and Tom Socks will follow kt 11 a.m. In action Wednesday, July 11, Love Furniture will play Thornburgs at 6 p.m. and Tom Socks will meet Klinks at 7 p.m. Pickwick concludes grand opening week Vore Cinema Corporation’s Pickwick threatre in Syracuse concluded its grand opening week Tuesday, June 26. The grand opening was held to celebrate the complete refurbishing of the Pickwick. Tim Yeager, manager of the theatre, announced the names of winners of the grand opening frizes as follows: Winner of the first prize — $25 U.S. Savings Bond, Mary Zerkel, 729 S. Front street, Syracuse. Season passes were given to three second prize winners: Dave Taylor, r 4 Syracuse; Deb Brady, r 1 Syracuse; and Gerry Deßrular of Cromwell. Tne third prizes, single admission passes for two, were awarded to Bob Prchal, r 2 Syracuse, Dan E. Watson, r 4 Syracuse; Mary Beth Vanes, r 3 Syracuse; Gordon Lopez, r 1 Syracuse; Scott Buffer, box 553 Syracuse; Paul Pritchard, 513 S. Harrison, Syracuse; Dan Baldwin, 116 E. Shore drive, Syracuse; Steven Deck, 124 N. Shore drive, Syracuse; Milt Cross, 106 W. Jackson, Goshen; and Eugene Baugher, North Webster. Maxwelton Friday Scramblers Winners Winners last Friday at Maxwelton for scrambles play were in first place Gene and Gloria Stoffel and Bud and Edie Kline. Second place winners were Nelson and June Auer and Gutch and Billie Pipper. Friday third place winners were Gary and Nancy Baker and Bill and Barbara Beemer. Town board member has minor accident * In a minor accident Wednesday evening, June 27, Noble Blocker, 301 S. Lake street, Syracuse, backed his car into the side of the Syracuse police car. The mishap occurred in the parking lot behind the police station. Blocker, a town board member, had been attending a meeting at the town hall to discuss next year’s budget when the accident happened. Damage to the police car was set at SIOO.

Rochester wins over Wawasee swimmers

The Wawasee Swim club’s first conference meet ended in a close loss to the Rochester Swim club Saturday, June 30. The filial score in the meet was Rochester 243, Wawasee 229. Wawasee swimmers broke 39 of 76 club records. The meet marked the first canpetition in the newly formed North Central Lakes Swim conference. Rochester, Goshen, Manchester and Wawasee make up the conference. The winners, by age group, were: Boys, under 8, Ken Lisor, free style; Girls, under 8, Jenny Darr, free, back and breast stroke; Boys, 9-10, Troy Webb, free; Chris Darr, back and breast stroke; Girls, 9-10, Ellen Meek, Amy Reed, Diane Dieterly, Jacque Taylor, free relay; Boys, 11-12, Blane Hurd, Greg Carpenter and Shawn Stevenson,

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medley relay; Tracy Bartow, medley relay, free style; Scott Arnold, individual medley and butterfly; Girls, 11-12, Linda Ummel, butterfly and breast stroke; Boys, 13-14, Bob Smith, medley relay, back and free relay; Clem Lisor, medley relay, free, individual medley and free relay; Dan Dieterly, free style, medley relay and free relay ; Gary Webb, medley relay and free relay; Girls, 13-14, Teresa Carpenter, backstroke, breast stroke and free relay; Boys, 15-18, Tim Campbell, free style and backstroke; Girls, 15-18, Pat Smith, medley relay; Joy Becker, medley relay, individual medley, breast stroke and free style relay; Nancy Huff, medley relay, butterfly and free relay; Julie Staley, Medley relay, free style and free relay. Wawasee Swim club’s next meet is against Goshen, there, at 10 a.m. July 21.

Idiots 11 13 Kistler & Knepper 11 13 4 H’s \ 11 13 Summer Slumps 11 13 Go-Getters \ 8 16 Ridge Runners \ 8 16 Gutter Busters 3 21 High team series and game: K &K: 2022 — 731} 500 series (men): C. Campbell 521, J. Kern 501, D. Reed 500, (women): R. Knisley 562 450 series (women): S. Kern 488, C. Coyle 488 200 games (men): G. Richards 213, (women): K. Knisley 209, 201, C. Coyle 203 170 games (women): S. Kern 187 Thursday Night Ladies Bloopers 18 6 H.N.H. 15 9 Alley Rats 14 10 The Bombers 13 11 Screwballs 12 12 Blue-Jays 12 12 Alley Cats 10 14 The Bold Ones 10 14 3 Stooges 9 15 The Catchers * 8 16 High team series: The Bombers — 1361 High team game: The Bloopers - 477 500 series: K. Knisley 502 , 450 series: P. Loetz 450, C. Lent 450, M. Byrd 455, E. Haskins 487 170 games: E. Haskins 178, K. Knisley 182, 188, C. Lent 190

It Happened In . . . Milford, Indiana; Item Taken From The Files Os The Milford Mail "

ONE YEAR AGO For the third year in a row, Boat-In Worship services are being held in Syracuse, with the first service held last Sunday. Wawasee high school athletic director Eldon Ummel and principal Henry Smith are the recipients of S7OO presented by former star athletes Jeff Hughes and Tom Fribley. Both boys, well known Wawasee athletes who graduated this year, participated in the Mermaid Festival Tournament of Knights, matching athletic skills with individuals from surrounding communities. The Fellowship class of the Syracuse Church of God met Tuesday night at the home of Mrs. Vivian Priddy, with Mrs. Walter Williams opening the meeting by scripture of Timothy 1-6. A dinner was held last week for Miss Kellie Coy, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Edward T. Coy, Jr., of Highland, in honor of her first birthdays The dinner was held in the Richard Coy home in Syracuse. y FIVE YEARS AGO Senator Birch E. Bayh will be this year’s grand marshal of the Mermaid Festival parade, set for Saturday, June 29, at 4 p.m. Are the rains over? Since Sunday noon the Lakeland area has received from seven to eight inches of rain as the result of a tropical storm named Candy, which moved across the northern part of the state. Miss Deborah Lee Leer, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Thomas M. Leer, r 4 Syracuse, and Jerry Dean Kirkdorfer, son of Mr. and Mrs. Hubert Kirkdorfer, Jr., North Shore drive, Syracuse; repeated their wedding vows Saturday evening in a candlelight ceremony at 7:30 p.m. in Saint Andrew’s United Methodist church in Syracuse. The American Power Boat association boat races, held Saturday, June 15, drew a crowd to the Syracuse city park. There were 96 boats entered. Two Syracuse men won top honors in the event. Steve Hearn, local attorney, won the A.U. and Stover Hire, Syracuse racing champion, won the B.U. Mr. and Mrs. Bill Reed, Lake Wawasee, had as recent dinner guests, Mr. and Mrs. Edsall Rice and Mr. and Mrs. Deloss Maggart of Cromwell and Mr. and Mrs. Arnold Dull of Kimmell. TEN YEARS AGO Work has begun on an extensive remodeling of the Northern Indiana Public Service Company office at 105 E. Main street in Syracuse. The project will take about six weeks, Jay Peffley manager of the Syracuse office, The American Legion Auxiliary unit 223 met Tuesday, June 25, at

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the legion hall for election of officers. Mrs. Charles Dean was elected president for the 1963-64 year. Mr. and Mrs. Dale Coy of Syracuse will go to Fairborn, Ohio, for the fourth of July. They will be guests of Airman first class Robert E. Buster, Jr., and family. Mrs. Coy and Mrs. Buster are sisters. » College spirit and enthusiasm will display itself in a unique way this coming Friday, June 28, at 7:30 p.m., as the King’s Heralders, a group of students from the King’s college, Briarcliff Manor, N. Y., present a program of testimony and song at Grace Bible church, 518 S. Main Syracuse. Mr. and Mrs. Walter Williams last week returned to reside jn Syracuse after living in California for 10 years. They were living in La Sierra and, prior to that, in Corona. With them is a son, Melvin. TWENTY YEARS AGO Donald Vanderyeer of Milford was elected as president of State Bank of Syracuse, being the third president since the reorganization of the bank in 1934. Charles Purdum, Sr., and Ralph E. Thornburg preceded him as president. The town board of trustees has passed an ordinance requiring the B and O railroad to install and use an automatic flasher light warning signal to announce the approach of trains from both the east and the west at the crossing east of the railroad company station here. Mrs. Efia Unrue of Syracuse attended the wedding of her niece, Barbara Fleck, to John Vanßerger, which was solemnized last Saturday afterhoon in

the Lutheran church in South Bend. On the morning of June 21, Father’s day, the Cub Scouts of Syracuse Pack 56 and their fathers enjoyed a wonderful trip by train to Chicago. They were to see the baseball game between the Chicago Cubs and the Brooklyn Dodgers. FORTY-FIVE YEARS AGO The seventh annual reunion of the descendants of Henry and Elizabeth Snyder was held at the cottage of Mrs. Clarence Snyder on Syracuse Lake. There were 58 relatives to enjoy the day and the big dinner < together. 1 Announcements have been received of the marriage of J. H. Klingaman of this city and Mary Catherine Coby of Louisville, Ky. The ceremony was solemnized at Saint Bridges Rectory in Louisville by Rev. Father Henry Saturday, June 23. Sunday, July 1, outboard motor races will be staged on Lake Wawasee. Cash prizes and trophies for winners in class B, C and D, and free for all. The Mission Circle of the Church of God will hold a bake sale in the plumbing shop Saturday, June 30. 1 Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Harrop of South Bend, Mrs. Emma Harrop objßucyrus, Ohio, and Mr. and NRs- L. E. Schlotterback of Ljigonier were Sunday guests of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Bowersox.

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