The Mail-Journal, Volume 11, Number 30, Milford, Kosciusko County, 21 August 1974 — Page 2

THE MAIL-JOI’RNAL — Wed.. Aug. 21.1974

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Wawasee third in all sports tally

The Wawasee sports teams finished third m the Northern Lakes Conference all sports tally for 1973-74. The Wamors had 100 points Winning the all sports trophy was Warsaw with 134 points. The Tigers won 18 points in basketball. eight in cross country, six in tennis. 24 in football. 22 tn basketball. 21 in wrestling. 21 in track and 14 in golf Plymouth was second with 111 points

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Organizational meeting set for girls golf team

Coach Mavis Vanderveer will have an organ nation meeting Friday. Aug 23. at 11 a m in the gym at Wawasee high school for those girls interested in

Maxwelton ladies to end golfing season

The last ladies day play for the ladies association at Ma xwel ton Golf club willbe held next Tuesday. Aug 27. instead of the usual Wetfoesday. and the annual Otdtimers Day will be held on Wednesday, Sept 11. Winners in the 18-hole play last Wednesday were: Low gross. Delight Craig, and second. Rose Mathews and Mavis Vanderveer. tie; net, Maggie Smith, second Dottie Hossmger and low putts. Dora Nelson, second. Gloria Stoffel Bobbi Powers took first low

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The Warriors scored 12 points in baseball, six in cross country*. four in tennis. 24 in football. 14 in basketball. 15 in wrestling. 15 in track and 10 in golf for their 100 points Following the Warriors were North Wood with 96. Rochester with 855. Bremen with 47.5. Manchester with 43 and Concord with 28 Following is a breakdown of points by sports:

becoming members of Wawasee s first girls golf team. Attendance at the meeting is important

gross in nine-hole play; Bev Buletty low net: and Mary Kimble, putts Nichols, Sedgwick are winners Oren Nichols won the men s senior tourney held at the Maxweiton golf course recently with Bob Sedgwick taking low net honors Runner-up for the title was Butch Hossmger Ed Vanette and Walt Hagerdon finished in a tie for second in tow net Final novice race of season held August 10 A light ram dampened the final novice race of the Light Weight T T Scrambles jield at the Lakeland Motorcyclelrack south of North Webster on August 10 In the first novice heat. local rider Mark Bowser of North Webster took first place and Randy Carrick of Elkhart, second In the second heat. Terry Likens and Randy Lewallen, both of North Webster, battled it out for first and second while Dan Weicht of North Webster placed fourth Expert, junior and novice cyclists displayed professional riding skills as they competed for positions in the final race. Dave Weicht of North Webster placed first in the junior division William Parker and Mark Burgess both of Michigan came in second and third. Mike Bechelli of Elizabethtown took ail honors m the expert finals John Ellis of Michigan and Max Horton of South Bend came in second and third consecutively. The next race, on August 31. will be a S9OO short track and state championship race. This will be the final race at the Lakeland track for the 1974

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HAS HOLE-IN-ONE AT TIPPECANOE Lois Xanders of Syracuse had a hole-in-one last Thursday at Tippecanoe Comtry club on the 132-yard hole number eight, using a fivewood. Witnessing the event in her foursome were Mark Aker. Fran Hull and Lois Plew. Two Holes-In-One Harold A. Schrock of Wawasee Heights made a bole-in-one Sunday on number 13 at Wawasee golf course, following his hole-in-one on July 28 on number nine on the same course. The Sunday ringer was made with a nine iron on the 156-yard hole, with partners being Doug Pilcher. Jim Wortinger. Tom Puianwoski and Bob Gain.

List winners at South Shore Winners in the 9-hole division play of the day for the ladies day association at South Shore Golf dub Tuesday were. Jean Niles, first; Joan Baker and Pearl Herrmann, tie, second; Lois Royer and Bertha Lehman, tie, third; and Linda Phillabaum. fourth Hostesses for the day were Jane Cassell and Lois Royer. Sunday scramble winners are named Butch and Dottie Hossmger and Dr Robert and Lura Stone and Jim and Marge Newcomer and Louie Slabach were first place winners as they tied during the Sunday afternoon scramble at the Maxweiton golf dub.

H I J OPENS TONIGHT — Partuers-in-con Henry Gowdorff (PAUL NEWMAN) and Johnny Hooker (ROBERT REDFORD) set up a phony off-track betting establishment tn rip off a powerful racketeer. Universal's “The Sting” stars Paul Newman. Robert Redford and Robert Shaw in a BillPhillips Production of a George Roy Hill Fttm. The Richard D. Zanuck-David Brown Presentation was directed by George Roy HUI. and produced by Tony BUI and Michael and Julia Phillips in Technicolor. DavidS. Ward wrote the screenplay about the Big Con tai Chicago of the 1830‘s. The show opens tonight (Wednesday) at the Pickwick Theatre in Syracuse.

Friday scramble winners are named Pro Bob Auer has listed the following scramble winners for Friday night s action at the Maxweiton golf club — Gene and Gloria Stoffel and Bob and Mary Jane Knudsen and Jay and Kay MiUer and Bud and .Alta Doughman tied for first

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Warriors ready to tackle season — Jamboree Friday

By SANDY GERENCSER The Wawasee Warriors, under second year head coach Hal Traviolia. will swing into preseason action in the annual Football Jamboree at North Wood on Friday. Aug. 23, at 7:30. North Wood will meet Lakeland for the first quarter while Wawasee will play Plymouth in the second period. Third quarter action will see Wawasee against Lakeland, and Plymouth will tackle North Wood in the last period. At the completion of all four quarters, the two winners will be determined by adding the scores of North Wood and Wawasee together and comparing the total with the combined score of Lakeland and Plymouth Tippy ladies have Thursday play Thursday play for the ladies day association at Tippecanoe Country club was low gross, lownet. low putts, with the following results given for the 18-hole division. Class A— Low gross. Betty Clarke, second. Kay Schubert; low net. Kay Stone, and threeway tie for second. Esther Brewster. Hulda Sawyer and Helen Erevan tow putts. Julie Evans Class B — Vickie Arnolt. tow gross, and tie for second between Marie Johnson and Irene Benzenberg; tow net. Lois Fleckenstein. second. Ruth Snyder; putts. Mary Aker. Class C — Low gross. Fran Hull. second. Pauline Goshert; net. Helen Wiley, second. Joan Fortune; and putts, Sally Truman Little League tourney set The Milford Little League schedule for the next two weeks has been released as follows: August 16 — Silver Lake at Milford August 19 — Milford vs North Webster August 20 — Silver Lake vs Mentone August 21 — Losers of August 19 and 20 games play in consolation game August 22 — Winners of AugtfsU 19 and 20 games play in championship game Wawasee golfing results given The team of Tom Amaya. Bill Holmes. Martha W'alburn and Sarah Albaugh took first in a twoball foursome Saturday at Wawasee golf dub. The group posted a score of 36. Second place with a 42 went to Bud Reptogle. Adv Howell. Paul Kizer and Bernie Miller.

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The Warriors have 15 returning lettermen this year Odds are that talented senior quarterback Mark Smith will lead the gridders again this season. Os the 55 players on the team, there are approximately 20 seniors; the remainder is made up of juniors and sophomores. All the Warriors are in good physical condition going into the season with the exception of Larry Allen, who sustained a broken thumb last Thursday in practice and will be out of action for six weeks. Coach Traviolia feels that the Warriors will be strong again this year with eight defensive starters and six offensive starters returning When asked what his outlook on the Jamboree is. the coach

4-H members win state fair honors

Members of Kosciusko county 4-H dubs have won several honors at the state fair in Indianapolis Those awards follow . Sheep — Kelly Sue Thomas, r 4 Warsaw, seventh with ewe lambs and 13th with yearling ewe Flower project — Shawnita Rogers, r 2 Claypool, red ribbon in section 6880. exhibit with three blooms; David Jones, r 4 Warsaw, white ribbon m section 6883. individual type flowers; Faith Richey, box 286 Leesburg, red ribbon in section 6888. terrarium; Debbie Tucker, r 3 Warsaw, blue ribbon in section 6889. arrangement of dried flowers; Semta Wagoner. 2003 Rosemont. Warsaw, white ribbon in section 6890, arrangement of flowers, fruits and vegetables; and Lisa Wagoner. 2003 Rosemont Dr.. Warsaw, blue ribbon in section 6891. a home planter Home ground improvement — Kenny Hedington. Warsaw, red ribbon in division 111, landscape planning and planting Garden collection — Runla Wagoner. 2003 Rosemont. Warsaw, red ribbon in third year members, five plates of five Afferent vegetables Weather — Steve Rhodes, blue ribbon in section 7110, Weather I; Ralph Reiff, r 1 Warsaw, blue ribbon in section 7111. Weather 11; Bart Hedington. white ribbon in section 7112. Weather 111 Forestry — Randy Heisler. Warsaw*, red ribbon in division I; Bart Hedington. red ribbon in Avision II; Lisa Harris, white ribbon in division III; Donald Hathaway, white ribbon in Avision IV Entomology — Jeff Cyle. red ribbon in section 7025. insects we see; Kenny Hedington. red ribbon in section 7026, what is an insect Food preservation — Kerri Kindig. box 181 Mentone, blue ribbon in section 7035. prepare, wrap, label and exhibit product . Tami Hile, r 1 Mentone, blue

replied that there really isn’t much of an outlook since it isn’t a regular game. This is just a good chance for the team to meet other people from opposing schools. The Jamboree serves mainly as a practice and it’s a good time to see how personnel perform. As far as season expectations go. coach Traviolia commented. “It’s a little early in the season to tell; we just hope to defend our titles All tickets for the Jamboree are $1.25. Fan buses will leave the junior high schools at the following times: North Webster — 6:15. Syracuse — 6:30, and Milford — 6:45. Bus tickets maybe purchased at the high school during registration or when boarAng the bus.

ribbon in section 7036. prepare, wrap, label and exhibit product. Avision II; Shari Rogers, r 2 Claypool, red ribbon in section 7037. Avision III: Denise Darr, r 2 Syracuse, blue ribbon in section 7038. Avision IV; Anita Leek. 1816 Rosemont. Warsaw, blue ribbon in section 7040. Avision VI; Jane Anin Dickey, r 2 Silver Lake, white ribbon in section 7041. Avision VII; Cindy Rapp, r 2 Milford, blue ribbon in section 7042. division VII and above Wildlife — Joy Heckman, red ribbon in section 7120, Avision I; Cindy Tucker, blue l ribbon in section 7121, Avision II; Dean Montel. blue ribbon in section 7122. Avision III; Joe Gerencser. Milford, red ribbon in section 7123. Avision IV Swine — Allen Coy. r 3 Syracuse, eighth and 14th in section 6536-C with crossbreed and others Weed identification — Norma Knopp, red ribbon in section 7115. weeds I; Sandy Gerimcisn. Warsaw, blue ribbon in section 7116, weeds II; Melva Smite, red ribbon in section 7117, Weeds 111. Soil and water conservation — Kenny Hedington. red ribbon in section 7105. Aviston I; Diana Hathaway, white ribbon in section 7106, Avision II; Steve Hoopingarner, Syracuse, red ribbon in section 7107, Avision HI; and Donald Hathaway, blue ribbon in section ?108, Avision IV. Woodworking — Mike Pile, blue ribbon in section 7125. the beginner; Sara Shull, a blue ribbon m section 7126. the helper; Kart Goon, a white ribbon in section 7127, tee craftsman Electric — Shari Rogers, blue ribbon in section 7016. electric II; Joe German, red ribbon in section 7017, electric III; Jan Goon, blue ribbon in section 7018, one article; Cal Good, red ribbon in section 7019. one article, written report, chart or photograph that

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tells the story Foods — Debbie Nice, r 1 Warsaw, blue ribbon in section '7050. six cookies; Maxine Weller, r 1 Silver Lake, blue ribbon in section 7051. simple butter cookies; Tommi Morehouse, r 3 Syracuse, red ribbon in section 7052. fruit or nut bread; Cindy Albertson, r 7 Warsaw, red ribbon m section 7053. six yeast rolls; Susie Riner, box 303 ' Mentone, red ribbon in section 7054. angle food cake; Anita Look. 1816 Rosemont. Warsaw, red ribbon in section 7055. fancy yeast bread; Jane Pickey. r 2 Silver Lake, red ribbon in section 7056, a choice of a baked product; Connie Hoopingarner, r I Syracuse, blue ribbon in section 7057, a choice Photography — Paula Shiremann. white ribbon in section 7095. Nack and white beginners; Rita El* *t. blue ribbon m section 7096. ulack and white advanced; Jane Wilson, r 2 Milford, red ribbon in section 7097, color prints — beginners. Sandra Truex, red ribbon, section 7098, color prints — advanced; Connie Hoopingarner, r 1 Syracuse, red ribbon in section 7099, color slides — beginners Home furnishings — Amey Tinkey. r 2 Warsaw, red ribbon in section 7075, home furnishings I; Rebecca Warren, box 124 Silver Lake, white ribbon in section 7076, hone furnishings II; Cathy Harris, r 1 Warsaw, white ribbon m section 7077. home furnishings III; Alicia Deckerhoff. box 116

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Mentone, blue ribbon in section 7079, home firnishings V Personality — Etna Good Luck club, white ribbon in sectton 7091, personality poster; Jane Ann V ining, r 1 Etna Green, white ribbon m section 7091. Milford vs Sidney in championship The Milford Little League defeated South Whitley 11-5 to advance to the championship game of the Sidney tourney recently. Dave Meade led the all-stars from Milford with three hits and three runs-batted-in. Dave was also the winning pitcher. Milford will play Sidney in the championship game tonight (Wednesday) at 5:45 p.m. Insulated pipe holds the chill A new low-cost insulated PVC pipe for underground chilled water distribution has been introduced by JohnsManville. It comes in 10-foot lengths and is joined by a flexible rubber ring that is sealed in a deep groove to allow for thermal expansion. The rubber ring joint also compensates for each movement