The Mail-Journal, Volume 11, Number 8, Milford, Kosciusko County, 20 March 1974 — Page 3

IMO P 'Tlr auuuf?; —■—-«R p fey? FIRST PLACE WRESTLERS — Winning first place at the wrestling tournament held at Syracuse junior high school on Wednesday. March 13. were the boys shown above. In the front row are Benny Morris <M). Todd Grove (M). Keith Stevens (S). Mark Walgamuth (NW) and Phil Beer (M). In back are John Shock (NW). Stan Kroh (S). Dan Andrews (S). Jim Glon (S), Ken Patton (S) and Don Robinson (S).

Junior high wrestling tourney at Syracuse

By SANDY GERENCSER Wawasee hosted the sixth annual junior high school wrestling invitational last Tuesday and Wednesday. Wrestlers from Milford. Syracuse and North Webster participated Coaches for the three schools are Robert Cline (Milford). Larry Pletcher (Syracuse) and James Hite (North Webster) Results of the tourney were as follows 85 pound class — Phil Beer (M). first; Hal (NW), secondRobby Smith (S), third; and Mike Wakeland (S), fourth 93 pound class — Mark Walgamuth (NW), first; Kevin Marose (NW), second; Mark Dunithan (S). third; and Pete

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Ludwig (M), fourth 98 pound class — Keith Stevens (S). first; Dave Johnson (S), second; Steve Yoder (S), third; and Andy Brown (M). fourth 105 pound class — Todd Grove (M). first, Kevin Butcher (NW’), second; Kevin Maloney (S), third; and Joel Korenstra (M), fourth 112 pound class — BennyMorris (M), first; Gary Weaver (S). second, John Conway (NW), third; and Ed Clayton (NW), fourth 119 pound class — John Shock (NW), first; Steve Cromer (S), second; Mike Troyer (S), third; and Mike Fisher (M), fourth 126 pound class — Stan Kroh (S). first; Don Mast (M). second; Bob Long (S), third; and Jeff

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Root (NW), fourth 132 pound class — Dan Andrew's (S >, first; Tom Kroh <*S . second; Ray Gerber (S), third; and Mike Clark (M), fourth 142 pound class — Jim Glon (S), first; Scott Moore (S), second; Ted Knudson (S), third; and Ed Vanlaningham (M), fourth 155 pound class — Ken Patton (S), first; John Beer (M>, second; Kevin Etchinson (S), third; and Arnold Hall (S), fourth Heavyweight class — Don Robinson (S), first; and Mike Yoder (S). second Stolen goods recovered A search of the area surrounding Wawasee high school was fruitful by Syracuse police this week in recovering several of the stolen items taken in a series of thefts from parked cars at the school last Friday evening. Found by officers was a sleeping bag and clothing valued at $57, taken from the vehicle belonging to W'illiam Bean of Lake street. Also recovered was an $lB suit of clothes belonging to John Gardner of r 1 Milford. All goods have been returned to respective owners

Warriorette swimmers second in regional

By SANDY GERENCSER The Warriorette swim team, coached by Cynthia Peterson, won second in the regional at Lewis-Cass last Saturday. Several swimmers will represent Wawasee at state. To qualify for state the girls had to finish first or second at regional. Deb Doty will go to state in the 50 and 100 backstroke as she placed second in both events. Her times were : 34.41 and 1:16.60 respectively Joy Becker will be going in the 50 and 100 breaststroke. She took second in both races with times of .36 58 and 1:21.11 respectively Lisa Bosstick will go to state in the 50 freestyle She placed second as she set a new school

Syracuse Camp Fire girls observing birthday this week

The Syracuse Camp Fire girls are observing the national birthday of their organization this week — March 17 thru 24. Because of the work and cooperation of chairwoman Mrs. Peg Over felt, all leaders, assistants and sponsors the Syracuse Camp Fires have enjoyed a very successful year. In spring and fall the Blue Birds and Camp Fire held their annual candy sales. Spring cleanup proved to be useful to the community and helped the girls learn how rewarding it is to help in their community. This project turned out to be a community effort in which many different groups helped In the summer the Camp Fire day camp was held. Many Camp Fire girls and Blue Birds took part. Cooking meals over open fires, setting up tents, sleeping out all night and enjoying the wonderful nature of the Boy Scouts woods were all rewarding. In September the group organization for new Blue Birds took place. This was conducted by- Mrs. Norman Stevenson. A total of 58 new Blue Birds were signed up and four groups were formed and many mothers volunteered to be new leaders, assistants and sponsors. This enlarged Camp Fire in Syracuse to a total of 93 girls. In November the Camp Fire ceremonial and Blue Bird Fly up was held. Mrs. Ernest Knight

record of : 29.81. Kathy Carlin dived for 248.65 points to capture first in diving; Jane Simpson took second in the 50 fly with :34.14 to qualify fastate. X The 400 relay team — Julee Marlys Staley, Jane Simpson, Deb Doty, Lisa Bosstick. Tammy Bosstick and Missy Wesner — took second with a time of 4:32.0. Julee Staley was alternate to state in the 200 and 400 freestyle as she placed third in both events. Her times were 2:31.74 and 5:30.58 respectively. Other girls placing at regional were Marlys Staley fifth with :35.87 and Dianne Deck sixth with :37.33 in the 50 fly. In the 50

was in charge of the “Family Fiesta". Many recognitions were given — honor beads and patches to Camp Fire girls, fathers tied scarfs and new books were presented to the third grade Blue Birds flying up. In celebration of Camp Fire week the following has bedh planned:

Low income housing proposed for Milford

A community meeting for rural low-income rental housing will be held on Thursday, March 21, at 7 p.m. in the UMA community center at Main and Fourth streets in Milford to discuss rural lowincome rental housing for Milford. The meeting will be chaired by Alex Morris, rural coordinator of the department for Spanish Speaking People, Fort WayneSouth Bend diocese. Proposed are one-two-three and four bedroom units with a 24 unit complex being planned. All persons who are interested

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(Continued from page 2) Smallwood Service 2S W YSO M W wawasee Electronica 25 1» AAastercratt 22 22 Beacon >S 24 Walker's Roofing V 27 Tippy Dukes 17 27 OK Sales 17 27 Frog Annex 27Vi Avon Calling 14 2S Jamco 15V» 2SV» Zimmerman Gravel 15V» 2»vy Keith's Plumbing 14 » 500 series: O Jones s»i. L. Young 512. R. Richey 545. O Maresh 51J, L. Wetty 527, M Carlson 543. P. Kline 547. J. Morganthaler 544. l. Gilbert 514. L. Epley 525. B Frenger 547 450 series women: R. Harwood 444. J. Schuiti 453. B. Kline 451 200 games: D. Jones 244. 202. R. Harwood 204. M Carlson 211. B Frenger 223 170 games women: K. McKibben IM. G. Hostetter m. J. Schuiti 173. M. Halsey 174. B Epley 171 Tlwrsday Night Ladies Thornburg Drugs 45 35 Wawasee Electronics 40* i 3f'i Kale island Beacon W-i 40*/> Farm Bureau Co-Op 5» 41 Merrill's Lounge BAK 54 44 Counting House Bank 54 44 Good's Barbershop 53’>i 44V» Barth inc S3’y 44W Lynn Feller Ins. 52 40 Branding iron Bar 50 . 50 Pilcher s Shoes 50 50 Regent Homes 4»M» SOW Hinshaw Applicator's 4*Vi 50W Lakeland Standard 40 52 Miller's Mobile Homes 45V» S4Vy N.W Fireman's Aux 45’s 54V> Lancer Products 40’ y S»vy Brateis 30 70 Wick's Marina 21W 74W High team series Thornburg Drugs — 2332 < High team game: Farm Bureau Co-Op — r»4 SOO series: P. Benson 534, M. R. Henning 513, M Piter 503. G Eyer 501 450 series and above K. Knisley 4»4. M Popenfoose an. A. Gatiahan 4*o. J. WorHnger 4SO. S- Yoargain 47*. D Walton 474, J. Galloway 40*. I. Scott 448. S Sioen 455. S. Wolterman 453. E. Price 453. J. Rood 451 170 games M Popenfoose I*s. AA Piter W 2. P. Benson 107, 175. 172. G Eyer 104. M. Henning 104. J. Reed US. S Yoargain 102. K. Kmsiey too. P. Miller 17*. M Myers 17*. K. Lowe 177, S Sioen 177, J. Clemons 177, J. wortinger 17a S. Wolterman 172. A. Gaiianan 172. E. Price 170. I. Scott 170

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freestyle Esti Keen placed eighth with : 33.09 while Missy Wesner placed eleventh with :33.89. Kay Rowe took eighth in the 200 individual medley with a time of 3:20.75. Jane Simpson was fourth in the 100 butterfly as she swam it in 1:25.25. In the 100 freestyle Marlys Staley took fourth with 1:10.24, Lisa Bosstick won sixth with 1:12.79, Esti Keen was seventh with a time of 1:12.80. Tammy Bosstick was sixth in the 400 freestyle with 5 ;46.71. Dyanne Tracy took ninth in the 100 breaststroke with a time of 1:32.65. The 200 medley relay team — Joy Becker, Dianne Deck, Missy Wesner, Drenna Grisamer. Esti Keen, Dyanne Tracy, Kay Rowe and Mary Lowe — placed fifth with 2:28.18.

The Lu Ta Lo La group have a window display at The Mail-, Journal office, and a roller skating party was held in Elkhart yesterday with 107 attending. Both March 17 and March 24 have been named church Sundays and girls are wearing uniforms to be recognized. Tuesday the girls wore their uniforms to school.

in the possible development of such a plan for senior citizens and low income families should attend. This, if carried out, would undoubtedly improve the living situation and life style of many people. This project can only flourish with a large response to the meeting, says Mr. Morris. The guest speaker for the evening will be Paul E. Reith, Federal Housing Administration representative. He will also be available for questions. f Sunday Nite Mixed Star Auto Center 43M> 40ly Fearless 4 40 44 Shotguns 54’y 45V> Augsburger's 57’/» 44 V« Martin's Feeds 54 4« Vega 53V> 50Vi Syracuse AAotor Sates 53W 50Mi Curl's inc. 52 52 RAR 45, 5* Taylor Wholesale 45 5* Sleepy Owl 42 42 Beginners 37M> 44W Hign Series and game: Curt's inc. — 1812440 500 serie* (men): B. Clemons 505. B. Simon 517, B. Bomtrager 504. R. Williams 530 200game (men): B. Simon2o2. B. Clemons 202 Tuesday Nigt Ladies Frog Tavern 42 22 Wawa Ski Club 74V» 19'/i Syracuse Rubber 70 34 Neer's Power Wash 415* 42’i Bellmen's Case 5» - 45 Vicki's Beauty Salon 52 52 Bitner's Antiques SOVs 53’4 Augsburgers 50v> 53’y Welter Drug Co. 47’q 545* Crow's Roofing 43 41 Weetherheed i 41 43 Weetherheed II 375* 445* J A O Ceramics 31 73 Mid American 27 77 High team game and series Frog Tavern — 743 222* 500 series L. Gilbert 142. 14a 502. I. Dull I*o. 173-501 450 series: M. Dixon 173. 144-4 M. E. wogomen 142, S Keim 145-44*. K. McKibbin 143 445. S. Rieder 144-445. J. Brown 177-457, S. Hoover 145-455. D Kitson 455 140 games N Whetfen 17*. J. Gronendyke 171, M. Byrd 170. D. Brumbeugh 14*. M. Ringler 144, P. Smith 144. M. Earhart 143, K. Caudill 141 Contracts let on highway work Two contracts let this week by the state highway department were for work in Kosciusko county. A construction contract was awarded to L 4 P Landscaping, Inc., Roanoke, in an amount of $25,068.60 for screwing of a junkyard located at the intersection of SR 15 and US 30 bypass north of Warsaw. A maintenance contract was awarded to Pierceton Equipment Co., Inc., of Laketon in an amount of $31,805 65 for roadside mowing along US 30 from the Whitley county line to the Marshall county line in Kosciusko county.

Wed., Mar. 20,1974 — THE MAIL-JOURNAL

EK. biiT ■jti AWARD FOR NORTH WEBSTER — John B. Augsburger, third from right, vice president of Augsburger’s Food Palaces, Inc., is shown presenting a trophy to Larry Kinsey. North Webster store manager, for award of excellence for merchandising. Augsburger received the trophy on behtilf of the food chain's North Webster store at a recent convention in Hawaii from the Food Marketing Corporation of Fort Wayne. From left are Jerry Reiff, cashier: Jim deSomer, meat manager; Kinsey; Augsburger; Jill Plew, cashier; and Hugh Hosbein, assistant manager. The North Webster store was one of seven stores in the midwest to win the award.

United Fund board meeting March 22

The United Fund of Kosciusko County, Inc., will hold their quarterly board of directors meeting on Friday, March 22, at I. JOINS SALES STAFF — Wayne Reed Ford-Mercury is happy to announce the addition of Charles Yoder to their sales staff. “Charlie**, as he is known by his friends, has more than 24 years in the automobile retailing business. He is experienced in all phases of the business and invites you to ask him for help with your transportation needs. He will be glad to show you the complete line of 1974 Ford-Mercury cars. Charlie resides with bis wife on West Third street in Ligonier.

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7:30 a.m , at the United Fund office, 518 South Buffalo street (Across irom REMC building). Ray W. Monteith, chairman of the board, stated that the budget and admissions committee has been appointed for this year’s evaluation of agency budgets as follows: Gary Lyons, chairman; Don Childs, Mrs. D. I. Brown, Wallace Swearingen, and Mrs. Dan Pacheco. The committee will be reviewing budgets presented by agencies and requests f-w admission by outside organizations during the month of June. Officers for 1974 in addition to Ray Monteith, chairman are: Stanley E. Pequignot — president John E. Jarecki — vice president Richard W. Snodgrass — treasurer.

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