The Mail-Journal, Volume 11, Number 5, Milford, Kosciusko County, 27 February 1974 — Page 3

BOWL

(Continued from page 2» L«4>«s AHvrnoon American Industrial 60 32 Ding • t>ngs 54 34 The LOV4OIM 54 J 8 Sharp Shooter $ 44; 42 -> Mastercratt *6 • 45' j Ua Petite *4 . 47'» State Bank ot Syracuse > 43; 4» . Cromwell Lumber V 5$ Mock sMar ne Rental 36 54 Todd Realty 31 41 Htph team series and game !t«te Bank of Syracuse 2741 404 500 series A Oahlstrom 544, K Knisley 513. O Johnson SOI. M Willard 501 5 Stahley 507 450 ser.es A Ganajan 451 B Kern 46’ 200 games A Danis’rom 232 170 games A Oahlstrom 170. K Kn Sley 120. 05. p Maresh 145, S Yearga n 143. M Willard 147. A Gaiianan 140 B Kern 174. 147. S Stahley 147. J Wilson 160 Tuesday Night Ladies Frog Tavern 73 W Wawa Ski Club 44 i 27'> Syracuse Rubber 61 3’ Bellman s Cate 51 41 Neer's power Wash 51 41

TRI LAKES Restaurant — Cocktail Loynge — Family Room Open 8 A.M. Daily —Sundays 12 Till 12 — •" Superb Dining And f'’’ Dancing At J Reasonable Prices , Breakfast Served I (lid | I ot Sbrww i.». And Special Noon '~V 4 . » Luncheons

Hang Ten Our greatest collection of these fabulous T-shirts and sportshirts . . . great colors and patterns . . top quality cotton/dacron blends that launder beautifully . . . years of wear. We've told you. Now it's up to you. J.sfc. CCP'PES.Itd. '•’x^J"sw. ST PHONE:

- DDir[C • ihn !±^ s " ifer •: 32 oz. "****®B PRICES «l. inc« WQMBhciKt bottle ' > liAar 2 lIiAA &!’“• 20% :; W\*~. FFR Oft F<Ss j <A yN& k '*l A / w.// JI ■ tSBf i. *"■» »»* i 1 -vaBmaaMMHMaBHaBaBaBMHBBaM ( i / \£U x m < / & TMDII x iniiv Give it a try IT WORKS/, —'' | IsHT ' — — » a — * Product Indiana 4673®/ zr.- ; I , nAU nc z: — W A <V• IK WWOh W L ■"’*’' CHEEZ WHIZ 300 sm can A^fevTi // A Vilkkx vvillii IflßklEV • < A -ii|l 'A, A': </ / Whv take chance® with your food budget? Make it cover all your needs by shopping K I IV I at KUNKS. You’re SURE of finding the FINEST FOODS, STOREWIDE LOW ■*■»'■ 'I Tff } \ X / PRICES, and SUPER-SAVER SPECIALS. And you can be SURE it all makes for a g Q 2, f JM X> DEAN'S .. KLEENEX — - Hl-C BOSTON BUTT ‘ ILB CTN WHITE OR ASSORTED COLORS PORK 70c CfWK? CO® FACIAI TISSUI FRUIT DRINKS ROAST /V 1. CHEESE iV_ s>oo — 35' PORK AAc J £Ll -° ° ——! — CTT AV L. AU KINDS SEALTEST AUK,MOS 80Z KRAFT 80Z STEAK Kj > IB A A A uoHT»u«n SALAD* DRESSING J 1000 ISLAND MIX OR MATCH "'i"<,iX li HO "“ 4Di — ICE MILK M c ffiioi™™. Qsioo SMOK BULK /"I An AV GAL. JUG I| RED WINE VINEGAR & OIL V FOR I sausage llukua '?£ 89 c 99 c lB BLEACH J 7 IwMl H1 I tBA wBhIrI NEW SULL MON -THUR. FRL SAL |MO|ll ]B®|l HOURS 9,s 1 ,0 8

B<tners Ant >aues s#'t'4V» Augsburgers 44 44 v.ck s Beauty Salon 45 47 Walter Drugs 43 44 Crows Root ng 34 S 3 Weatherhead I 34 54 Weatherhead II 32 40 M.d American 27 45 JBDCeramics . 24 64 H.gn team game and ser.es Frog Tavern 424 2324 500 ser.es M D «on 161. 147. 140 534 S Keim 164 140 504 450 ser-es and above S Hoover 171 442. E Wogoman 141 476 L Gibert 141 472. S Gilbert >66 454, M Price (41. 147 454 i«0 games and above G Byrd 140. G Pilcher 175. P Smith 170. L Crow 167. C M kei >67 E Ta’man 162. J Hoover 162. D Vanderveer Investigations continue into area burglaries County and state officers continue investigation into a number of area burglaries including one at the Wawasee Plaza Marina and the former old fish hatchery building, all in the rural Syracuse area

Auto accident causes Syracuse power outage

Power was off m the Syracuse area for half to three-quarters of an hour Friday evening when an auto driven by Steven Eppert, 16. r 4 Syracuse, sheared a Northern Indiana Public Service pole on Pickwick Road State officers reported his vehicle skidded on snow-covered blacktop causing the youth to lose control about one-half mile east of Indiana 13 around 9:30 p.m. Reported as uninjured, a call Right to Life to organize A group of ladies in the Syracuse area are interested in organizing a Right to Life chapter in Kosciusko county To organize this program, there will be a Right to Life meeting featuring slides and a speaker from the Plymouth chapter All interested persons, of all denominations, are invited to attend this anti-abortion meeting on Monday. March 4. at 8 p.m in the Cardinal Learning Center at Warsaw Ladies needing rides may contact Mrs Art Carboneau and Mrs. Dale Davenport, both of Syracuse, or Mrs. Walt Bartkowiac at North Webster

was placed to the Syracuse first aid unit at 9:46 when a resident found Eppert behind the former hardware building in the village. Complaining of a pain to the back, chest and arm. first aid was administered and he was taken to Goshen hospital where further treatment was given for a bruised hip and hand Damage by state trooper Michael Barnett was listed at SSOO to the auto and the amount not given for the utility pole. Alvin Schmucker returns from camp meeting Alvin Schmucker has returned from the National Convention of the American Camping Association, where today's plan for tomorrow's camp was the theme. The convention was held in Atlanta. Ga . for four days and Mr. Schmucker represented Camp Mack of which he is the resident director. The A C.A. brought together more than 2.000 camp directors and staff members representing agency, church, and privateindependent camps from the United States. Canada and Europe. The convention keynoter. Dr Glen Olds, of Kent State university addressed the camp profession on the critical analysis of trends of our times, inversion of values and prospects for survival. Seminars, interest groups and out-of-hotel sessions helped the camping profession better plan for the millions of children that will be going to camp this summer The 130 exhibits gave all the latest supplies and services for better operation of their camp, and everyone left Atlanta with a good feeling of having a plan for this summer and future summers John Bradley at Fort Hood FORT HOOD, Texas — Army specialist four John E. Bradley, 24. son of Mrs. Jacob Chupp, 204 Fourth street. Milford, is serving with the first cavalry division at Fort Hood, Tex. Spec. Bradley is an artilleryman in Battery D, Ist Battalion of the division's 6th Field Artillery. The specialist's wife, Miriam, is with him in Texas and his father, Lester R. Bradley, lives at 412 N. Second street, Goshen.

dOAAMJOI Iwi Wai b ■ r Bfl ■■ a J llJfl m h Mi DMi ■■ ■ 1 w t wAw t y 'n 1 Ft./" jhpli

WARRIORETTE BASKETBALL TEAM — Members of the Wawasee high school girls basketball team are shown above as they posed for a Mail-Journal staff photographer. In front are Meg Schopf, Phyllis Horvath. Mary Kitson and Marie Kitson.

Warriorettes are clawed by Tigers

By SANDY GERENCSER Both of Cynthia Peterson’s basketball squads lost to Warsaw last week. The varsity was defeated by a score of 52-41. The B-team was beaten. 36-19. The varisity team tied Warsaw at the close of the first period. 14Hits NIPSCo pole on East Shore drive Ari Ligonier man, Layton Pergrem, was treated at Goshen hospital Sunday night for lacerations and contusions sustained in a one-car mishap on East Shore drive, Syracuse Lake. County officers reported his auto went out of control near the crossing with North Shore drive, at 10:30 p.m. and hit a NIPSCo pole. Damage was listed at S2OO to the pole and SBOO to the car.

14. W’arsaw captured the lead at the half. 27-23. The Tigers continuedvto lead in the second half. They were ahead 40-31 at the end of the third period and they led by eleven at the end nf the game. 5241. Betsy W’illiams was leading One arrest made Sunday Milford police officers report only one arrest was made over the week end. On Sunday Genaro “Geno” Esquivel, a resident of the Milford Hotel, was arrested for driving under the influence of liquor, public intoxication, improper registration and failure to have vehicle inspected. He appeared before JP Milo Clase in Warsaw that same day and was assessed fines and costs of $205 and his license was suspended for one year. The best years can always be ahead.

Wed., Feb. 27, 1974 — THE MAIL-JOURNAL

In the second row are Mrs. Peterson. Benji Hall, Kellie White, Kathi Replogle, Marcia Pifer, Toni Gronendyke, Colleen Beer and manager Christy Beer. In back are Beth Beer, Peg Willman, Vicki Wilson. Barb Brouwer, Tammy Schurnn, Susan Connolly. Betsy Williams and Cathy Nyikos.

scorer for Wawasee as she scored 13 points. Kathi Replogle and Barb Brouwer each scored eight. Tammy Schurnn was top rebounder with 17. The junior varsity also had bad luck against the Tigers. The Warriorettes were down 11-3 at Accident in Milford Milford town marshal Don Drake investigated an accident in the business block of Main street last Friday at 7:26 p.m. when Larry A. Deeter, 23. 1064 W. Market, Nappanee, backed his car from the west side of the street and was struck by an auto driven by Barry E. Slabaugh. 26, 214 N. Main, Goshen. Slabaugh was' unable to stop on the slick pavement. Damages to the left front of Slabaugh’s 1973 Chevrolet were set at $350 while S2OO damages were set to the left rear of Deeter’s 1968 Pontiac.

the end of the first stanza, and they trailed by nine at the half, 18-9. Warsaw just kept building its lead; it led 25-13 after the third period, vyawasee fell 36-19. Killie U’hite, Beth Beer and Marie Kitson led the B-team’s scoring as they each tallied six points. Information from township assessor The Van Buren township assessor's office will be open on Monday, March 4, in the fire station according to township trustee Maurice Beer. Assessment forms should be filed and dog taxes paid. Beer said the office will close (tiring the week of March 11-15 but would re-open on March 18 for the remainder of the assessment time.

3