The Mail-Journal, Volume 11, Number 52, Milford, Kosciusko County, 22 January 1975 — Page 3

Wawasee fifth at Goshen invitational

By SANDY GEREXCSER « The Wawasee wrestling team placed in seven weight classes to finish fifth at the Goshen Invitational last Saturday. The participating schools and their scores follow: North Wood Goshen 984, Lakeland 614, Fairfield 56. Wawasee 514, Fort Wayne North 444. Concord 224 and Jim town 15. Joe Melendez was the only champion for Wawasee. Melendez won the 157 lb. class for the third year in a row. He won his matches 4-0, 2-0 and the championship 10-1. There were two runner-ups for the Warriors. Keith Stevens was runner-up in the 100 as he won 9-2 and 18-7, but lost the final match 12-7. His brother. Jesse Stevens — (IF M/1 IS \«H R PKOHI F M TRY DOUG PILCHER I tsHOL STORI | INSYRACUSE I — | W f AAA ( tk*< 14 AAAA 5 t j | AA t thro l» AAA $ (J I A * tkr. I* |4 •rr 1 1 1 j tIAn !4 C 4 *ru 13 j I EC S tkr» I* 04 Mwtt 11 » •tK 1H *»• I* e 1 *"• 11 | •ECEE I tW« 11 « * *»• ” I tIEIEE t H>r« 11 EEE 1H thru I) * Bu»fr Brqww K.«s Sh—s A Thru IEEE I f I— I AM** •"***•*• ••»-«•••• *•••• ••*•»-*“*** ’ " On kWlO** W4M«» <>*■ " )( ll«) 457 M 47 O»M « D«v*Tt« t | DOUG PILCHER SHOE STORE » I IM S Huntington St (Ind >3l » SYRACUSE IND 4454’ I LKtIA At LAkt WtmllHi

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was was runner-up in the 147. He won his first two matches by a pin, but was decisioned in the finals 9-2. Wawasee had two third place finishers. They were Steve Hoopingamer at 107 lbs and Phil Korenstra at 179 lbs. There was also a pair of fourth place winners: Mark Wilkey at 140 lbs. and Dan Walker at 169 lbs. County Hoi.Oky Lanes >0 J Bud s Body Shoo » 3 Sm Nymph I I 4 Brannock's Trophy* I 4 tenor's Shoos 7 5 Cnarl.es Ten Pin 7 $ Anderson Pamt 7 ‘ 5 Barbee Hotel 7 5 Parker Seed j 7 5 Liquor Locker S’l *’> Golden Gram S'* *»■» Wawasee Bowl 5 7 Kirly's Kepler* 5 7 Bushong Barber Shop 5 7 Weatherhead 5 7 Beacon • 4 • Sea Nymph ii 2 W OK Sates 1 n H,gh team series Liquor Locker — 245* High team game Holiday Lanes — *o* 500 series AA Dorsey SM. E Henning 524 R Graverson 525. W Ryan 551. J Kern 521. L Welty 524 D Maresh 09. N Kestler 54* D Th.bout 512. H Smith 533. M Simon 505. R Simons*!. C Eby 512. E Coburn SOI. W Stahley 54*. F Nyikos 554 A Rider 557. D Engie 511. J Terman 545, P Powrski 52*. G Sorensen 544. C F rumour 541. H Schrock 511. R Gate* 504. H Kudprter 523. R wogoman 531. h Locke 541. P Royer 530. G Nordman SOO. A Larkin 5*4. G Buckey 541.' J Scarbaary 51* 200games R Graverson 204. W Ryan 224. L Welty 204. D Maresh 20*. N K .slier 207 2K> H Smith 70S R Simon 204. W Stanly 214. 200. A Rider 200. J Terman 2M. C Frushosr 210. P Royer 202. A Larkin 221. G Buckey 213

Thursday NigM Ladies Thornburg Drugs 54 20 Regent Homes , 44 30 Zarse Plumbing 43’y 30' * < Sleepy Owl 45 31 Wawasee Electronic* 44 32 Kale island Beacon 42 34 N W Fireman's Aux 3*** 3*V» Lancer Products 39 37 Lynn Feller in*. 3*'y 37** Miller** Mobil* Homes 30 30 Branding iron Bar 37 3* Counting House Bank 3* 40 Merrill's Lounge 35 41 Homer's Bar 35 41 Pilcher** Shoe* 345* 4tv» Farm Bureau Co Op 34 42 Brazei's 33 43 Anchor. Bar 31 45 The Arrow Corp. 2* 47 Bechtold Plumbing 22 54 High team game and series: Thornburg Drug* — 454 2445 1 300 ser.es K Knisley 545. S Stahley 522. h Taylor sn 450 serie* and above M. Piter 4*», S Kern 4*2. M L Lambert 4*4. L Uirey 4*o. J. A K Reed 4*4. C Blosser 4*4. D. Byrket 402, B Hamilton 401. D Cobum 47*. S Wolterman 470. E Price 464. S Bowen 4*3. C Nolen as*. F Eby 45*. L. Culbertson 455. A Harper 45*. K Williams 450 200games B Hamilton 211. K. Knisley 200 170 games and above J. A. Reed I*2. J. Schultt I*4. F Eby I*4. S Stanley 1(3. 170. D Byrket 17*. L. Uirey 17*. E Haskin* 17*. M L Lambert IT*. 172. K William* 177. S Kern 17*. 171, I. Mentie 175. C Nolan 175. V Spry 174. C Peterson 174. H Taylor 174. 170. K. Knisley 173.172. L Culbertson 173. D Walton 172. E Price 172. M PWer 171. C Lent 171. C . Biossor 171. S weiferman 170 Hits And Misses Mullin'* Texaco *0 M Syracuse Hardware *SW 2*s* Bratei's 45 27 Campbell'* Market 3* 33 Bud's Body Shop 3* 33 Dean* Milk 32 40 Galloway* Excavatmg 32 40 Leo Applicator* 27 45 All Thumb* 27 45 Seittert Tile Co 2* 1 1 4*Vy M>gn teem series Braiei s — 1*74 H.gh team ‘game Syracuse Hardware — 72* *OO series N Hanford *24 300ser.es B Simon 3**. M Donaldson 54* S Brown 5*2, P Campbell s*l. E Coburn 540. K Knisley 525. C. Galloway 531. D Butler 51* M SH 450ser.es V Cobum 4**. S Gilbert 4*7. G Brown 4*2. L Golden 4*2 200 games N. Hantord 233. E Cobum 231. S Brown 215. 175. 172. M Donaldson 215. M Solomon 210. B Simon 2M. C. Galloway 203 170 games women L. Golden I*l. Y Coburn 175. U*. L. Ginger 170 Tuesday Night Ladies Frog Tavern 4* 27 Syracuse Rubber 47 2* Sportsman's Bar 43 33 Wawa SKI Club 40 3* Papers inc 40 3* Bellman's Cate 34 42 Walters Drug Co 33 43 Augsburgers 33 43 Maple Leet Farm* 32 44 Geii*’Keyboard Mu*ic 2* 47 H<gh team serie* Syracuse Rubber — 2223 High teem game Wawa Ski Club — 743 500 series W Geil I*4. 173. I*2 54*. L. Gilbert 203 515. S Gilbert I*3. I** 504. S. Keim 140, 217 503. T Smith I*3, 17* 300 430 serie* P Green 1*1.1*4 4*3. A HapnerIM 4*o. C. Bk- er 1*0457, C Moore 455. J. Livengooc I**As3 I*o games V Wilson IW. J. Brown M», J. Hoover I*7, B Miller 1«*. L. Crow >45. E Wogoman I*s. L Jones I*3. J Castro I*2. G Pilcher I*2. S Brown I*o Millord Business Campbells • 4 Augsburgers Milford (4 Berks Body Shop v 7 5 L‘tti*ACiark \ 7 5 Sharp Hdwe 7 5 Mittord TV St Milford JC ' * 4 Wicks Marina * * Walter Drugs 3 » Augsburgers Syra 2 9 High team series and game Little A Clark — 30*2 1031 *OO series L Young *O2. B Clemons *32. D Butler *l4 500 series P Wuthrich s*l. P Mathew* s**. D Wolterman 552. D Levemier 512. R < Herr 503. J. Caple SOO. J deSomer 514, L. Newman 530. D Johns 512. G Sorensen s*l. D Wuthrich 512. H Troup 542. F. Wicker sham 573 200games P Mathews 201. D Wolterman 2W. R Herr 202 L Young 22*. B Clemons 213. 24*. D Butler 234. G Sorensen 214. H. Troup 224. F Wickersham 221

Lane *6' Lake* Frog Tavern 7 I Maple City Tool * 2 vega * 2 Syracuse Legion * 2 Paul's Ceramic 5 3 Lakeland Motors 5 3 State Bank of Syra. 5 3 N W Legion 5 3 Dean's Milk 4 4 Crow Rooting 4 4 Ligonier Elk's 4 4 BAM Body Shop 4 4 C€ J Construction 3 5 RAR Auto Sales 3 5 Kn>ght»of Columbus 3 5 Liberty Homes 3 5 White's Plumbing A Heating 3 5 Kings Keg 2 * Harris Funeral Home 17 Sleepy Owl 17 High team game Syracuse Legion — *s* High team series Vega — 2*4* *OO serie* G. Venator *23 500ser.es P Mas* 514. K. Enyeart 517. P Carson 542. K KoonU SM. J Erdly 5*5. L. Welty 523. J. Morganthaler s*l. G Hepler 51*. G Sorensen 545. G Nordman s*l. L. Singleton S3*. P Leech 54*. P Campbell 500. K. Knisley 525. L. Newman 527. J. Kem 520. D Butler 572. J Blackport 52* W Benson 5*2. R Smith 51*. B Appeniener 55*. D Mong 550. V Becker 543. C Wogoman 571. D Brown 502, B. Ever 555. R Wogoman 553. D Mock S3*. E Cobum 545. R Einsidel 51*. R Hicks 502. C Tapp 5*3. M Durham SC. D Burns 502. J. White 521 200 games P Mas* 205 j R Braiei 203. K. Enyeart 205. K Koontz 215. 21* J. Morganthaler 200. G Hepler 203. G. Nord man 211 L Singleton 215. K Knisley 202. W Benson 21*. B Appenzeiler 223. G Venator 245. C Wogoman 210. 201. B Eyer 207. R. wogoman 210. D Mock 205. C Tapp 2M Sunday Nite Mixed Lakeland Standard 54 2* Engineered Rubber 52 2* Curl's Inc 4*’i 30!* Augsburgers 41 3* Taylor Wholesale 41 3* Joy's insurance A Realty 40 40 Martin's Feed* 35*1 44' > The Untouchable* 3«W *SV» Syracuse Traveler, Inc 34 4* Holy Rollers 34 4* Wewasee Plate A Marine 33 47 Skylark Realty 31 '*» MV» High team game Jay s Insurance A Realty — *SS High team series Curl's, inc — ITO SOO series men P Larimer 542. D Ren sberger 530. G. Lambright 524. l. Ryman' S2L P Carson 513. B Clemons 513. G. Myers 512. D Hamilton 50*. D. Jones 5M 450 serie* women B Porker 4**. J. Clemons 4M. K Larimer 44* 200 games men D Brady 21*. P Larimer 214. D Jone* 20*. S. Rensberger 207. L. Ryman 207 170 game* women C. Sweotiand IM. J. Myers 17*. B Porker 177, 173. J. Ryman 177 Tuesday Night High Scheel ABall* 42 10 Best J 3»i.y 15V* Playboy* 35 17 Bowiing747 2* 23 Tough,es v ' 27V* 24Vy US 25 27 Teem No 2 13 3* High team series end game: ( Ball* — 170*41* 500 series men: D Dieterly 525 170 games men: R. Clayton I*2. D. Dieterly 1*7,1*1, B Knisley 177. B. Simmons I*o 140 games women D Darr 143. 141 Tuesday Aftarnoan Ladies American industries V S» 13 Cromwell Lumber 43 2* State Bank of Syracuse 40's 31 v* Mock's Marine Rental 35 37 La Petite 34 3* Mastercraf* 30 42 Lakeland Laundry 25 47 The Lovable* 21 v» 50' j High team series and game American Industries — 22*1-7*3 450 series A. Dahlstrom 4**. S. Stahley 4*3. D Johnson 4**. B Gant 455. B. Kay 474, D Cripe 4*2, M. Dixon 4»7. M Willard 4*4, E Carlson 450. D Thwaits 4*4. M. Willard 4*4 170 games A. Dahlstrom I*2, D Johnson 17*. B Gant 173. B Kay 174. P Maresh I*4. M Dixon I*l. IM. E Carlson 170. D Thwaits NigM Nigh Scheel Studs "V” 50 * . Class of **77“ ' 32 24 Pros 2* 27 Outhouse Gang Z7V> 2*V> Jets 24V, an, Sassy 4 n 34 Motor Mouth ’ 22 34 Suns 17 3* High team series and game: Outhouse Gang — 2327 *l9

It Happened In . .. , Milford, Item Taken From The Files Os | The Milford Mail

14 YEARS AGO. JAN. 28, INI Several of Mrs. Ben Kaiser’s friends surprised her Tuesday noon in honor of her birthday by arriving in a group with a carryin dinner. Present were Mrs. Denn Kesler and Diane, Mrs. Doral McFarren, Steve and Kathy. Mrs. Harry Dale Doty and Mrs. Richard Smith. Others present for dinner were Mr. Kaiser, Harry Dale Doty and Larry Kaiser. Mr. and Mrs. Whitehaed of r 1 Syracuse are the parents of a son bom on Thursday, Jan. 19, at Goshen hospital. Mr. and Mrs. Noble Fisher were hosts to members of their family at a birthday dinner Sunday honoring three members of the family, Mrs. Harry Doty and Rex Fisher, whose birthdays are on January 17, and Kent Doty, who has a January 18 birthday. A chicken dinner was served. Mr. and Mrs. Paul Kegebein and Miss Zelda Oster' were Sunday dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Haney. 24 YEARS AGO. JAN. 25. INI Mr. and Mrs. Paul Rush are the parents of a daughter, Evelyn Ann, born Monday, Jan. 15, at the Wabash County hospital. Mr. and Mrs. Doral McFarren announce the birth of a daughter, Elaine Marie. Thursday, Feb. 18, at the Kendallville hospital. Edwin Stutzman, seaman recruit, USN, son of Mr. and Mrs. Raymond E. Stutzman of r 2 Milford, is undergoing recruit training at the world’s largest naval training center, Great Lakes, 111. Mr. gnd Mrs. Theo Beer returned home Saturday from a two-week visit in Florida Accompanied by Mr. and Mrs. Phillip Clauss of Fort Wayne they visited Saint Petersburg, Coral Gables, Fort Lauderdale and Miami. * Frederick Kline of Coral Gables, Fla., formerly of Milford, graduates this week from Miami university. He has majored in industrial arts and expects to begin teaching soon. 30 YEARS AGO, JAN. 25.1945 Three Milford men have passed pre-induction physical

Swimmers splash New Prairie in co-ed meet 123-87, 92-80

By SANDY GERENCSER The Warrior and Warriorette swim teams both defeated New Prairie in a co-ed meet at Wawasee last Saturday. The girls won 123-87 while the boys topped New Prairie 92-80. Girls 123-87 Four Warriorettes were double winners. Two girls set the new records in the meet. Deb Doty set the 50 freestyle record at :29.0. A time of :33.4 was clocked by Marlys Staley for the other record in the 50 butterfly. Also, Deb Doty was first in the 100 backstroke and Marlys Staley took first in the 100 fly. Lisa Bosstick captured first in the 50 breaststroke and 100 free. Winning the 200 individual medley and the 100 breaststroke was Teresa Carpenter. Melisa Shipley was first in the 300 free, and Kathy Carlin won the diving competition. The team of Deb Doty, Teresa Carpenter, Marlys Staley and lisa Bosstick won first in the 200 medley relay. Second place finishers were Kay Rowe in the 200 individual medley, Tammy Bosstick in the 300 and 400 free style, Drenna Grisamer in the 50 backstroke and Mary Lowe in the 50 and 100 fly The 400 free relay team — Melisa Shipley, Julie Thibaut, Tammy Bosstick and JoAnn Trobridge — was second. Placing third were Anne Mangas, Cathy Bagnall Drenna Grisamer and Kay Rowe. Finishing third were JoAnn

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examinations it was reported by the selective service board. Those accepted for military service .at Indianapolis on January 15 were: Edward R. Chupp, Orvil R. Kilmer and Ray E. Sorensen. Miss Feme Lucree Rich of Wakarusa, daughter of the late Mr. and Mrs. Frank Rich, will be married to Lawrence Edward Beer, son of Mr. and Mrs. Otto Beer, February 14, at the Wakarusa Church of the Brethren. Mesdames Daisy Biller, Alice Baker, Larna Tusing, Joy Rumfelt and Edward Tusing attended the tourney at Warsaw. The Northern Indiana Electric Co. is connecting their line to the Ed Berkey, Junior Kirkdoffer and Milo Troup homes. A former Milford man, Pfc. Joe A. Tribble, whose wife, Helen, resides in Elkhart is a late war casualty, having died of lobar pneumonia in Belgium, December 8 - just one day after the first anniversary of his induction into the army. Mrs. Tribble is the former Helen Oswalt of Milford. 4B YEARS AGO, JAN. 24.1935 Slugged and beaten senseless, Charles Blodgett, 55, Leesburg mail carrier, was found at 10 p.m. Thursday night near the Big Four Depot, to which he was en route with mail sacks. He staggered to the Roy Huffman home nearby. The mail sacks were not found. Dorothy Yoder of Milford, who writes under the name Patsy La Var, was on the New Paris Sunshine Society program last week and gave an original poem. Victor Fuller resigned his position Tuesday, with the Sparklin store where he has been employed for a number of years. Roman Slabaugh has accepted employment there as a clerk. The game here Tuesday night between Clarks Radios and the Cromwell Merchants was a good close game all the way through and one of the cleanest games played here this season. William Meek and Miss Florence Mishler, both of Milford, were united in marriage Saturday evening at the U. B. parsonage in Warsaw. They will make their home here.

Trobridge in the 100 free, Melisa Shipley in the 400 free, Drenna Grisamer in the 100 backstroke and Kay Rowe in the 50 fly. Coming in fourth were Julie Thibaut in the 200 individual medley, Sharon Rapp in the 50 breaststroke and Beth Reiff in the 50 and 100 backstroke. Boys 92-80 Three boys were double winners for Wawasee. Clem Lisor won the 100 and 200 freestyle. The 100 backstroke and the 200 individual medley were both won by Tim Campbell. Dennis Spearman took the 50 and 100 breaststroke. Winning the diving competition was Joe Elam. Brian Simmons took the 500 freestyle. Dan Dieterly, Gary Webb, Dennis Solomon and Brian Simmons teamed up to win the 400 free Swimmer taking second were Dennis Solomon in the 100 free, Dan Dieterly in the 200 individual medley and Brian Simmons in the 50 free. Placing-thfr&were Gary Webb in the 100 fly and 500 free and Dennis Solomon in the 100 back. Winning fourth were Paul Schrumpf in the 200 free, Mark Koble in the 100 fly and 100 back aid Doug Troyer in diving. The Warrior 200 medley relay team finished third. It was composed of Blane Hurd, David Ganz, Steve Payne and Paul Schrumpf. The squad of Paul Schrumpf. David Ganz, Steve Payne and Doug Rater was third m the 400 free relay.

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MR. AND MRS. RICHARD HUNDRIESER

Missionaries to Nigeria to speak at Saint Andrew's

Mr. and Mrs. Richard Hundrieser, United Methodist missionaries in Nigeria, will be featured speakers at a missionary rally to be held this Sunday evening, Jan. 26. at the Saint Andrew’s United Methodist church in Syracuse, beginning at 7 p.m. The rally is the Third and final in a series planned jointly by the two United Methodistghurches at Syracuse. Saint Andrew’s and Calvary. The rally this Sunday will be preceded by a 6 p.m. congregational dinner in fellowship hall v Furlough The Hundriesers have served in Nigeria since 1966 and are currently in the United States on a two-year study furlough. He plans to obtain a master of

Ligonier area man is injured in freak mishap

A rural Ligonier man, Kenneth McDonald, escaped serious injury Tuesday afternoon in a freak mishap at his home as he attempted to light his furnace around 3:30 p.m. The r 1 man reported he had ordered fuel oil for his 100-gallon tank with fuel being delivered mid-afternoon. He, however, said he did not know that gasoline had been delivered and deposited in the oil tank by error. In attempting to light the furnace, “it blew up” said McDonald, 26-years of age, and ignited some of the fuel which was spilled on the floor of the basement area while attempting to start the furnace into operation. Dirt from the semimodern floor was used to extinguish the fire. McDonald sustained minor cuts and burns about the face and arms. He also reported minor damage to the furnace and some smoke damage about the house. In relating his story, McDonald said another party in Ligonier

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management degree from Northwestern university while on furlough. Mr. Hundrieser has served as treasurer of the Sudan United Mission, United Methodist branch, Jos. Nigeria, and also as a correspondent for missionary affairs and mission purchasing agent He is a native of Chicago, DI. Mrs. Hundrieser taught piano at Hillcrest school and operated the United Methodist guest house in Jos. She also taught English as a foreign language. Mrs. Hundrieser is a native of Berlin, Germany. Pastors of the two Syracuse churches. Rev. Marvin Jones and Rev. Ross Cook, cordially invite the public to attend the 7 p.m. rally at Saint Andrew s church on Indiana 13 at the north edge of Syracuse.

had received the same type delivery with the wrong fuel being delivered, however, the mistake was caught in time to avoid an accident from occurring. Also in the house at the time of the explosion were Cheryl McDonald, his wife; their three children, ages six months, three years, and six years; and Mrs. McDonald's brother, -Jack Northrup. They were not injured. In attempting to obtain further information regarding the incident, a call was made to Abshire Oil company at Goshen a firm with two drivers in the Ligonier area. Marvin Miller, company manager, said he would rather not comment at this time. Mental illness occurs at all ages, including childhood. There are about 500.000 mentally ill children in the United States classified as psychotic or borderline cases. Most of these children are suffering from a psychiatric disorder known as childhood schizophrenia.

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