The Mail-Journal, Volume 10, Number 28, Milford, Kosciusko County, 8 August 1973 — Page 3
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Final standings are given for Little League The final Little League standings for Milford are as follows: Wins Loses Twins 5 2 Reds 2 6 Sox 17 Final T-ball standings are: Walter Drugs 4 0 Co-op 3 2 Phend and Brown 0 5 Class of 1968 has reunion' West Noble high school graduates of the class of 1968 held their fifth-year reunion at Ligonier city park Saturday, Aug. 4. A carry-in dinner was enjoyed at noon and a tour of the new West Noble high school in the afternoon. At 7:30 p.m. a cocktail party was held at the Ligonier Elks club.
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| Bowling Meetings 1 I August 14 through 24 1 Bowling meetings will be held at the Wawasee Bowl 4 in Syracuse August 14 through August 24. Anyone in- 4 terested should attend the meetings or call 658-4397 or A 457-3855. 4 4 August 14 — Tuesday Night Ladies, 7:30 P.M. 4 I August 14 — Milford Businessmen, 7:30 P.M. J y August 16 — Thursday Night Ladies, 7:30 P.M. y A August 20 — County League (men), 7:30 P.M. J y August 22 — Wednesday Night Mixed, 7 P.M. ▼ ▲ August 22 — Land O' Lakes (men), 7 P.M. A y August 24 — Friday Mixed, 7 P.M. j The Leagues Need Both Individuals and Teams I Wawasee ! Bowl 4 Route 13 S. Syracuse 4
42 boys attend future Chargers basketball camp
A total of 42 West Noble boys attended the Future Charger basketball camp held at the high school during the past two weeks. The boys were students of the 4th, sth, 6th and 7th grades. In addition to fundamentals and other camp activities the boys of the fourth, fifth and sixth grades participated in a round robin basketball tournament. The team composed of Jeff Johnston, Gary Gilbert, Jeff Huff, Adam Schlemmer, Charles Schlemmer and Tim Schermerhorn won the championship. The seventh and eighth grade boys participated in three scrimmage sessions. Two of the sessions were with DeKalb and one with Garrett. . The coaches, Ric Schaekel and Jim Smoots, were assisted by three high school basketball players, Mike Shultz, Louis Gilbert and Tim Taylor. The following awards were given: Fourth And Fifth Graders Pro-spring — Ist Mitch Hile; 2d Rex Weade Vertical jump — Ist Mitch Hile; 2d Dave Dickinson Shuttle dribble — Ist Rex Weade; 2d Tim Schermerhorn 30 second shot — Ist Dave Dickinson, Gary Gilbert, Mitch Hile; 2d Tim Schermerhorn Rope skip — Ist Rex Weade; 2d Adam Schlemmer Freethrows — Ist Rex Weade, Tim Schemerhorn; 2d Tom Dickerson, Dave Dickinson, Gary Gilbert The coaches award went to Tim Schermerhorn and the best in group award to Rex Weade. Sixth Graders Pro-sprint — Ist Kent Gerver; 2d Charles Schlemmer Vertical jump — Kent Gerber; 2d Todd Linn Shuttle dribble — Ist Kent Gerver; 2d Tim Biddle
30 second shot — Ist Kent Gerver; 2d Todd Linn, Charles Schlemmer Rope skip — Ist Charles Schlemmer; 2d Ken Knapp, Ed Stump Freethrows — Ist Jeff Johnston, Ken Knapp, Todd Linn, Steve Lee; 2d Kent Gerver Todd Linn received the coaches award and Kent Gerver received the best in group award. Seventh And Eighth Graders Pro-sprint — Ist Ric Heintzelman; 2d Leland Hooley Vertical jump — Ist Ric Heintzelman, 2d Tim Moore Shuttle dribble — Ist Kent Phares; 2d Ric Heintzelman 30 second shot -r Ist Tom Moser, Kirby Wogoman; 2d Tim Miller Rope skip — Ist Jay Wysong ; 2d Kent Phares Freethrows — Ist Tim Miller; 2d Tom Moser The coaches award went to Tim Miller and Ric Heintzelman received best in group award. Polish shoelaces are tipped with microfilm Detectives in Prestatyn, North Wales, have seized 24 pairs of Polish-made shoes and boots after microfilm was found wound around shoelace tips, usually sealed or clamped with bands of metal or plastic. A picture from the film, enlarged by police photographers, shows hands and shoulders of three men, though their faces are blurred. One theory being considered is that old film might have been used by the manufacturers to bind the ends of the laces instead of the usual materials. — CNS
List schedule for 1973 football season at North Wood
The 1973 North Wood high school Panther gridiron schedule has been released by principal Jerry Lelle. The Panthers will be led by coach Jim Andrews who will be assisted by Howard Reid and Richard Dodson. The games are scheduled for 7:30 p.m. The schedule follows: August 31 — Football Jamboree, H
Beat the heat in Wisconsin
The Chicago Motor club suggests to those interested in going to the serenic land of Wisconsin, for either the nature observers or sports enthusiast, the fact that Wisconsin is a good way to beat the heat. CHEQUAMEGON NATIONAL FOREST — More than 400 lakes dot the nearly 837,000 acres of this National Forest in north-central Wisconsin. The Chequamegon (sho-WA-mo-gen) timberland consists pf hardwood and conifers with extensive pine and spruce plantings. Canoeing is possible on the Flambeau and Chippewa Rivers and the park also has facilities for lodging, camping, picnicking, hiking, boating, fishing, swimming and riding. Nearby towns include Ashland, Eau Claire, Hayward and Superior. EAGLE RIVER — In Wisconsin’s beautiful northern
Pokagon state park, Illinois parks fun
The Chicago Motor Club suggests to those who prefer to stay a little closer to home, here in our own state the beautiful Pakogan State Park — This 1,175 acre Hoosier park is five miles north of Angola on U. S. 27 on the shores of Snow Lake and Lake James. The park is inhabited with deer, elk and buffalo. Facilities are provided for boating, swimming, horseback riding, archery, tennis and other favorite sports. Then in the neighboring state to the west, Illinois; one finds peacefill places to escape the hustle-bustle of every day life. Chautauqua National Wildlife Refuge — Located on the Illinois River bottoms near Havana, the wildlife refuge covers 4,474 acres.
Milford Lions hear Holmgrain Members of the Milford Lions dub met Monday night and heard Milton Holmgrain, administrator of the Kosciusko Community hospital, talk on the planned hospital for Kosciusko county. Banner night activities scheduled for September 15 at Wawasee high school were also discussed. The night will honor district governor Richard Powers of South Bend with the governor’s home club banner being passed from the Milford dub to the German Township dub. The dub's 1973-74 birthday calendars were distributed to the members for delivery in the community during the month of August. A donation was given to 1973 fair queen contestant Andrea Newman, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Leon Newman of Milford. NO SALE Gamal Mokhtar, chairman of the Egyptian Antiquities Authority, has announced that exports of Egyptian artifacts will not be allowed “even if there are a hundred duplicates for an item,” ending attempts to sell antiquities for much needed foreign currency where duplicates were available. — CNS
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September 7— East Noble, T September 14 — Plymouth, H September 21 — Columbia City, H September 28 — Manchester, T October 5 — Bremen, H October 12 — Concord, T October 19 — Warsaw, H October 26 — Rochester, H November 2 — Wawasee, T November 9 — Goshen, T
lake country, Eagle River is a popular all-year resort area with many summer homes and clubs. The Eagle River Chain of lakes is (Mie of the best known in the country consisting of 28 lakes which are interconnected and navigable from end to end. Many recreational facilities are Available appealing to travelers with many and varied interests. MANITOWISH WATERS - A popular summer vacation center on US 51 in northern Wisconsin, Manitowish Waters lies in a beautiful setting of woodlands and lakes in the Northern Highland State Forest. The Manitowish Waters chain of 10 lakes offer excellent facilities for swimming, boating and fishing. The area also offers tennis, golf, riding, archery, water ski shows and beautiful scenery. Island and shore camp-sites accessible only by water are scattered throughout the region.
The refuge has an observation tower, nature trails and a lake which provides excellent fishing. The park is open daily. Also near Havana is Dickson Mounds Museum with a display of 230 prehistoric Indian burial mounds excavated in 1929. Shawnee National Forest — In the Shawnee Hills of southern Illinois, this 242,000-acre forest extends from the Mississippi River eastward to the Ohio« In contrast to the level checkerboard of central Illinois, this region is covered with a rich growth of pine, oak and hickory. Recreation facilities include areas for camping, fishing, swimming, hiking, boating and picnicking. Nearby towns include Carbondale and Harrisburg.
Frying pan versatile By JOYCE ROARK Copley News Service Small electrical appliances are becoming very popular. Some small families have discarded the range altogether and use the small appliances to prepare all their food. The most versatile of all the small appliances is the electric fry pan. It can be used to cook everything that would normally be prepared in a skillet. In addition, vegetables can be sauteed, cakes can be baked and stale foods freshened. When selecting any electrical appliance, large or small, safety should be of primary importance. Check the cord and the appliance for an electrical seal of approval, such as Underwriters Laboratories (UL). The element should be positioned in such away as to allow even heating across the entire bottom of the skillet. The legs and handle should be made of ,an insulating material. Be sure the legs fit tight and are equal in length so the fry pan will sit level. It’s best if the handle is attached with two screws. This prevents the handle from turning if the screw should
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loosen. Some fry pans have two small handles. Using both hands to tip the pan gives better control. But if you have to scrape it, you’ll need three hands. One long handle is common on fry pans. It allows you to handle the fry pan with one hand, leaving your other hand free for scraping, etc. Unfortunately, the single handle design limits your control when transporting something heavy in the skillet. The best design has a large handle and a small handle. The fry pan should have a variable heat control with a light indicator. This control should be removable or else be able to be immersed in water. The lid should have two vents that can be opened or closed. There should be one handle of insulating material. The lid should fit firm and level onto the fry pan. Check the temperature under the fry pan. It should not be over 150 degrees Fahrenheit. Any temperature above this is too hot for most table and counter tops. . Most fry pans are guaranteed against mechanical failure. However, dropping the skillet or the control will void the guarantee. If you follow the manufac-
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turer’s instructions for use, cleaning and caring for your electric fry pan, it will last a long time and you will find it a valuable kitchen appliance. Freshman orientation Students who will be entering the ninth grade at North Wood high school this fall are encouraged to attend the orientation meeting on Friday, Aug. 24. The meeting is scheduled for 1:30 p.m. and freshmen students will be meeting in the auditorium that afternoon. During the orientation meeting
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all freshmen will receive their schedule cards, student handbooks, locker assignments and other material informing students of the 1973-74 school year at North Wood high school. This orientation meeting is designed to acquaint a freshman student with the high school program and provide information that will be valuable in helping the student to ggt off to a good start at the beginning of his freshman year. Also included in the afternoon program will be a tour of the school facility conducted by members of the North Wood student council. Interested parents of the freshmen students are invited to attend the orientation session on that afternoon.
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