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INVITATIONAL WINNERS — Pictured above are members of the Wawasee high school golf team that recently won the Central Noble invitational with a score of 321 points. From left are Sam Ludwig. Phil Randall. Jon Owens, coach Rudy Cescoand Rob Zurcher. Owens and Zurcher led the Warriors with 7Fs. Ludwig carded an 81 and Phil Randall had an 82.

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FOURTH AT NEW PRAIRIE — Members of the Wawasee high school junior varsity golf team which placed fourth at the New Prairie invitational recently are shown above with their ribbons. From left are Ron Bauman. Steve Coverstone. Paul Miller, Bill Jones and Larry Allen.

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Wawasee third in East Noble relays

By SANDY GERENCSER The Warrior track team, coached by Jerry Minton, placed third in the East Noble relays with 69 NorthWood won the meet wMh 89 points and Carroll was second with 70. A total of 11 schools were in the contest which was held last Tuesday Mark Reiff was a double winner for Wawasee as he won the discus with 172'5” and the shot put 50'4". Mark's discus throw was the second best in the state. Mike Wollman placed second m the shot put and sixth in the discus. Chad Singrey captured first in the high jump with a leap of 6 1"; Jeff Rhodes finished fourth. Ralph Reiff placed third in the long jump. The shuttle hurdles team of

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has banquet The Tuesday Night Ladies Bowling League had its annual spring banquet Tuesday evening. May 21, at a North Webster restaurant. Sue Hoover. president, presided over the short business meeting at which the following officers were elected: Vice president — Joy Hostetler Secretary — Barbara Miller Treasurer — Joan Hoover The Frog Tavern team composed of Ellen Moore, Connie Solina. Linda Crow. Sherry Keim and Mary Lou Dixon won the league championship. Individual winners were Connie Coy. most improved average; Jan Chiddister, high game with 235; and Lois Gilbert, high series with 590. Door prizes were distributed by the banquet committee consisting of Glenda Byrd. Jackie Wortinger, Pam Smith, Sheryll Rieder and Mary Byrd. Nancy Whetten, Ella Dora Wogoman and Carol Whetten were on the nominating committee.

Tim Yoder. Jerry Yoder. Mike Wollman and Rick Bauman placed third. Also finishing third was the 880 relay team. It was composed of Ralph Reiff. Jeff Bohnstedt. Dan Walker and Mike Vanlaningham Placing fifth was the mile relay team of Uvi Carvajal. Ralph Reiff, Chad Singrey and Tim Hammon. The sprint medley relay, which was made up of Chad Singrey. Jeff Bohnstedt, Dan Walker and Mike Vanlaningham, finished fifth. The two mile relay squad — Steve Kroh. Tim Hamman, Doug Shock and Toby Popenfoose — placed sixth. The distance medley relay team came in sixth. The squad was made up of Doug Shock. Steve Kroh. Toby Popenfoose and Tim Hamman.

(Continued from page 1) transmission, estimated to cost S2OO In a motion before the board the vote was deadlocked, two-to-two. for repair of the old mower or the purchase of a new one. Conrad said a new mower like he considered best for the job would cost $1,475. When board president Darrell Grisamer arrived at the meeting at 8:50, the matter of the mower was taken up again, and in another vote, it turned out 5 to 1 for repairing the old mower. Member Carl Myrick voted against repairing the old piece of equipment. Mrs. Dust told the board she didn't have enough money for a new mower. It was asked that an estimate of needed equipment be drawn up for presentation at budget time in August. Member Loren Knispel said the board should consider trading in some of its equipment on a rotating basis, in order to keep good equipment, and keep it in good repair. Townsman Jerry Herbison asked the board why they couldn't have the vocational class at the school repair some town equipment for shop experience. Mr. Conrad said that approach had been made, but the school turned the idea down. Earlier, Herbison asked what could be done about the rust in city water, and was told by Mr. Conrad that due to hard water in the area and the use of old galvanized pipes throughout the city, rust was “a hard thing to combat.’’ Whereupon Herbison asked when the city water tanks were cleaned last. Mr. Conrad said two to three years ago. Herbison also complained about low water pressure, and was told he could put a booster on his own line. Cost $8 A Day Mr. Conrad told the board to meet state requirements at the disposal plant, it would cost the town $8 per day for chemicals which he has been buying in 10barrel lots. Mrs Dust told the board there wasn't sufficient funds to continue such an expensive program. Mr. Conrad was authorized to purchase four or five barrels of the chemicals, hopefully from a neighboring town to cut down freight costs. Mr. Conrad said the inflow at the plant is about 373,000 gallons daily, and that if this can be cut down less chemicals would be

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BIKE SAFETY CHECK — This was the scene Monday morning following a bicycle safety check held at the Syracuse elementary and junior high schools, a service given freely by the Lakeland Kiwanis club. Safety checks were also given Friday at the North Webster and Milford schools. Reflective tapes were placed on bikes and safety flags placed on each. A spokesman for the Kiwanis club said Monday approximately 400 flags had been placed on the bicycles and quite a number backordered due to the number of bikes involved and those not at school at the time of the distribution.

required for treatment. Hear Complaints Member Knispel read a letter signed by Mr. and Mrs. Chris Koher. Mr. and Mrs. J. R. Koher, Mr. and Mrs. LaVon Davis and Thelma Ford about conditions around the Stotts property at 630 South Lake street. They called it “disgraceful." and asked the town to take some action. Ow’ners of the property nowlive in California, it was pointed out. Attorney Robert Reed, who presided at the meeting, said the town should cut the weeds and send the owners a bill. In the event they do not honor the bill, the amount is placed against their tax duplicate. Mr. Knispel said he received complaints about trash burning on the town line road. Attorney Reed said he should refer complainants to the county commissioners. Dorothy Barango of Baltimore street complained to the board about what she called “junk” on the property where VyLactos Laboratories proposed a new building, and she asked that the company be required to place an eight-foot fence around the area. She was told the matter is a plan commission matter. Herman Brown and Wilbur Charles of Enchanted Hjlls complained about “Pop" Hawkins placing a mobile home in a residential area against zoning ordinance regulations. They, too. were asked to take the matter up with the plan commission. Police chief Dale Sparklin passed along a complaint from neighbors about weeds around the Robert Rice property, now owned by the American Legion, on North Harrison street. Sparklin was also authorized to purchase new 50-cent parking meter tickets. A preliminary letter of approval was authorized to be sent to residents of the new Tom Leonard development on the north side of Lake Wawasee that they can hook up to the town’s sewer system when the town can handle the load LAKELAND LOCAL

Mr. and Mrs. Howard McDonald of Nappanee entertained Wednesday evening for dinner for Mr. and Mrs. Harley Martz of South Bend. Mr and Mrs. Opal Ganshorn and Ray Thomas of Etna Green and Mr. and Mrs. Herman Miller of Milford.

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IK i wi mKr - Mb I J VISIT NURSERY — The North Webster kindergarten classes taught by Sonja Everts and Jeanette Woods recently visited an area nursery. The children toured the greenhouses and learned why the temperatures were different in each of the greenhouses. They saw a demonstration about how plants are transplanted and how cuttings of geraniums are made for mother plants. The children also learned how to take care of a plant and each child was given a plant to take home and care for. In the photos above the youngsters are shown as they made their tour. I New Paris Speedway | j - Saturday - - Monday - * 17 Big Events Holiday Special | Late Models — Supers Open Competition ’ | Hobbies — Road Runners In Four Classes | Lots Os Action On Paved Track | | Time Trials 6:45 First Race 8:00 |

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