The Mail-Journal, Volume 12, Number 11, Milford, Kosciusko County, 9 April 1975 — Page 2

THE MAIL-JOURNAL—Wed.. April 9.1975

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Worr/or track season underway

By SANDY GERENCSER „Coach Jerry Minton’s Warrior track team stomped West Noble and Whitko last Tuesday in a meet at West Noble. Wawasee took first with 73 points West Noble was second as it scored 61 and Whitko had 18 Unfortunately no statistics were available cm the meet. The Warriors were defeated m their second meet. 70-57. by Goshen in a home meet last Friday. Wawasee swept the discus as Jerry Rhodes. Mitch Ousley and Dan Miller placed one-two-three Denny Spearman was a double winner as he took first in both the high and low hurdles Other first place winners were Ralph Reiff in the long jump and Bryan Lemberg in the shot put. Wawasee was also first in the 880 relay with the team of Steve Cromer, Denny Spearman. Dan Walker and Uvi Carvajal Results of the GoshenWawasee meet follow High hurdles — Denny Spearman (W) Ist. Herr (G> 2d. Rick Bauman (W) 3d Winning time — :16.2 Long jump — Ralph Reiff (W) Ist. Rick Bauman (W> 2d. Lantz (G) 3d Winning distance — 19’4” Mile run — Kline <G> Ist. Joldersma <G> 2d. Barranca (G> 3d Time — 4 40.0 100 yard dash — Smith <G> Ist. Uvi Carvajal <W) 2d. Steve Cromer W 3d Time 10 4 High jump — Bickel (G) Ist, Chad Singrey W 2d. Lantz <G> 3d Height — S'l” 440— Lower (G) Ist. Reith <G» 2d. Chad Singrey (W >3d Time — 54.5 Discus — Jerry Rhodes (W) Ist. Mitch Ousley (W) 2d. Dan Miller (W) 3d Distance — mw* 880— Kitson <G> Ist. Kime (G) 2d. Tim Hammon < Wl3d. Time — 2:05.0 220 — Smith (G) Ist, Uvi Carvajal (W) 2d. Lower (G) 3d Time 24 5 Low hurdles — Denny Spearman (W) Ist. Herr <G) 2d. Rick Bauman (W) 3d Time — :23 0 Two miles — Leatherman (G) Ist. Doug Shock (W» 2d. Pineda (G) 3d Time — 10:25 0 Mile relay Goshen < Reith. Yoder. Lower. Kitson) Ist. "Wawasee 2d Time — 3.44 0 ’v Shot put — Bryan Lemberg f *W) Ist. Mitch Ousley <W) 2d. Hay (G) 3d Distance — 50’2” Pole vault — Zentz (G) Ist, Miller Gs 2d. Slacker ,(G) 3d Height — 12’0” 880 relay — Wawasee (Steve

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Cromer. Denny Spearman, Dan Walker, Uvi Carvajal) Ist, Goshen 2d. Time — 1:36.5 JV Topped By Redskins The junior varsity team was also beaten by Goshen. 61-53. Winners for the young Warriors follow: Dee Collins and Marty Welker were one-two in the mile run. Greg Evans and Scott Rogers placed first and second respectively in the 100 yard dash. Mitch Ousley was second in the 440 In the 880 Dee Collins finished second. Scott Rogers took first in the 220 Tim Morganthaler and Mitch Ousley were first and third respectively in the high jump. In the discus Dan Bohnstedt finished third. Keith Cripe took first in the pole vault while Tim Morganthaler placed third Winning first in the shot put was Jerry Rhodes Brent McMillen was second in the two mile. Wawasee placed first in the 880 relay. The Warriors host East Noble tomorrow afternoon (Thursday* at 4. They travel to Plymouth next Tuesday for a meet at 4:30 VEA T rEEK / V THE LAKELAND SCHOOLS Today 4 p m — WHS golf vs Northfield at Northfield 4 p.m. — WHS girls track vs Concord and North Wood at WHS 4 30 p.m. — WHS baseball vs Elkhart Central, there Thursday 4 p m. — North Webster junior high GAA bowling 4 :30 p m — WHS track vs East Noble, there 7pm — Community education classes at WHS, macrame, room 200; beginning guitar, room 308; knitting and crocheting, room 104 F riday 4 p.m. — WHS golf vs Fairfield, there 430 p.m — WHS track vs Northridge, here 4 30 pm. — WHS baseball vs Columbia City at WHS 7 p m — WHS girls athletic recognition program, case annex Monday 4 p m. — WHS golf vs Concord, here 4 15 Milford junior high track vs Fairfield and Pierceton at Milford 430 p m WHS girls tennis at Mishawaka Marian Tuesday Syracuse elementary classroom group pictures North Webster music booster skating party 8:15 a m.-8 p.m. — Milford junior high eighth grade field trip to Chicago 4 p m — WHS girls track vs Elkhart Central and Concord 4 p m — WHS junior varsity baseball vs Goshen at WHS 4:15 pm. — WHS varsity baseball at West Noble 430 p.m — WHS track at Plymouth 7pm.— Community education classes at WHS. personal typing, room 217; bridge, room 114; ceramics, room 200. painting, room 200; bookkeeping, room 216; house wiring, room 306; knitting and crocheting, room 104; beginning guitar, room 308 7 p.m. — FHA meeting at WHS, room 104 Wednesday 330 pm - WHS golf vs Elkhart Central at WHS 4:15 p.m. — WHS girls tennis at South Bend Adams 4:30 p m — WHS freshman track vs Warsaw at WHS 4:30 p.m — Milford junior high track vs Mentone at TVHS 6 p.m. — WHS girls sports club skating party at Eby Pines

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Women's fast pitch softball league considered A meeting will be held tonight (April 9) at 7:30 p.m. at the Schrock Pavilion in Goshen to discuss the formulation of the women's fast pitch softball league for this summer. All interested persons are invited to attend this meeting and assist in the development of the program Thursday Night Ladies Thornburg Drugs 82 34 Zar\t Plumbing & Heat.ng 71's 44V* Regent Homes 68 48 Wawasee Electronics 65 SI Sleepy Owl 64 52 Kale island Beacon 63 S 3 Lancer's Products 63 S 3 Counting House Bank 42 54 Lynn Feller ins 59'i S*'T Meer's Mobile Homes 58 58 Farm Bureau Co Op 57 59 Pilcher's Shoes 56'i 59 ; Branding Iron Bar SS 61 N W F .reman * Auk 54 61 Anchor Bar 52'i 63 >*' Homer's Bar $2 64 The Arrow Corp 49’i 6*'i Bratels 48 68 Merr.H's Lounge 42 74 Bechtold Plumbing 37'* 78’1 Hgh team game and series The Arrow Corp 849 2470 $OO series S Brown $»7, K Knisley 579, K Williams 5*2, 5 Wolterman 553 . S Kern 537. V Coburn 535 A Hapner 522. P Louden 51*. 5 Stahley 514. J Harter 508 450 series and above D Coburn 4»4, C Lent 491. S Kern 4*4. J. Baumgartner 472. E Tat man 472. I Ment.e 4*4 H Taylor 4*2, M Wh.sler 4*l. J Taylor 440. J Reed 459. L Ulrey 454 200 games J Siaoaugh 224. 5 Wotterman--2>9. 21$, P Louden 214. S Stahley 213. K Williams 212. S Brown 209. 202. K Knisley 208. E Tat man 20' 170 games and above K Knisley 194. S Zarse 192. K William* 187, 5 Brown 18*. A Hapner 184. 177. Y Coburn Mt. 180. 174, H Bell 181. J Harter 179. C Lent 179. 175. D Coburn 178 M Myers 177, I Meni e 173, J. Si aba ugh 171 S Keen 171,. B Kern 121. B Menetee >7l. L Ulrey I*o Tuesday Hight High School 8 Balls 72 20 Playboy* *3 29 Best *2‘i 2*> Bowling 747 48 44 Toughie* 42’* 49'* US 42 50 Characters 38 54 H.gh team series endgame Best 1854 *24 SOO ser.e* men G Brown 583. Don D«el*ny 50* 170 games men G Brown 208. 203. 182. Don O'eteriy 193 Sunday Nite Mned Lakeland Standard 80 *0 Engineered Rubber 80 40 Jay's insurance * Realty *5 55 Curl* inc *4'i 55' i Holy Rollers *3 57 AubSburger* *1 5* Martin* 5* *4 The Untouchable* 5* 44 Syracuse Travgter. tnc 55 *5 Taylor Wholesale 52 *8 Skylark Realty 47* 72’ * Wawasee Plat* * Marine *0 80 High team game and ser es Lakeland Standard - 709 >9B* Sooser.es B Clemon* STO P Lar.mor 5*2. D Hamilton 54*. L Ryman 5*5. W Aiderter $3l. L Pierce $27. 5 Rensoerger 507 *5O ser.e* and above C S.mpson 421. L jones 4*l. j Clemons 458 200games P Larimer 238. L Ryman 201. B Clemons 200 170 game* and above ■> Shue 179. L Jone* 17*. C Anderson 175. C Simoaon 171 J Ciemon* 172

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Milford League Campbell* Mkt 42 14 Berk s Body Shop 34 20 Sharps Hdw 36 20 Wicks Marin* 29 27 Milford JC - 27’r 20'1 Auojburger s Milford 24 32 tittle & Clerk 23 33 Milford TV 23 33 Augsburger s Syracuse 19’z 36'7 Wolter Drugs 19 37 High team game and series Walter Drugs — 1129 3034 600 series D Butler 604 500 series L Newman 515. B Simon 510. H Doty s6oi J. Perry 514. R Herr 582. F. Groves 507, L. Young 551. J. Dewart 538. G Sorensen 543. C. Grove 519. B Clemons 522. J deSomer 550 200 games D Butler 256. H Doty 213. J Perry 214 R Herr 227, L Young 215. C Grove 221. J deSomer 202. M Chambers 201 Land O' Lakes Vega 37 11 Paurs Ceramic 36 12 Syracuse Legion 36 12 Dean s Milk 29 19 BAM Body Shop 29 19 White's Plumbing 8. Heating 28 20 Sleepy Owl 27 21 State Bank of Syracuse 26 22 Ligonier Elk'S 26 22 Cl J Construction 25 23 Crow Rooting 25 23 Knights of Columbus 22 26 Frog Tavern 20 28 RAR Auto Sales 20 28 Kings Keg 19 29 Lakeland Motors 19 29 Maple City Tool 18 30 Harris Funeral Home 16 32 N W Legion 12 36 Liberty Homes 10 38 High team game Dean s Milk — 1006 High team series Vega — 2821 600 series R Simon 643, L Welty 622. R VanD epenbos 601 500 series J Erdly 575, H Bertman 529, K Enyeart 538 K Koontz 538, E Coburn 551. E Eash 503, P Mast 570. G Myers 528. R Braze! 506. G Cook 503. D Bums 539. W Benson 512. P Campbell 508. K Knisley 551. L Newman 508. D Butler 569, P Leach 576. P Bright 543. B Appenzeller 522. C Wogoman 513. B Ever 507, F Nyikos 529, M Yoder 520. R Hicks 533. M Godfrey 540. G Sorensen 515. S Rensberger 534. S Bu’t 504. S Crow 530. D Weaver 526. E Kamp 502. R Stahley 504 200games R Simon 235. 207. 201. L. Welty 206 224. H Bartman 202. J Morganthaler 214. K Enyeart 204, K Koontz 202 P Mast 233. G Myers 202. W Benson 210, K Knisley 21V. D Butter 202. P Leach 204. P Bright 245. S Con,rad 201. M Neises 216. D Dean 230. R Hicks 202. M Godfrey 216. S Crow 217. R VanDiepenbos 212. 204 County Brannock s Trophy 37 15 Holiday Lanes 36 16 , Anderson Paint 34'i 17' i Pilcher's Shoes 33 19 Parker Seed 30 22 Liquor Locker 28’ z 23V> Barbee Hotel 28 24 Sea Nymph I 28 24 Golden Gram 27'z 24' z Weatherhead 25'z 26'z Charlie's Ten Pin 25 27 Wawasee Bowl 25 27 Sea Nymph II 25 27 Bud's Body Shop 23 . 29 Beacon 21 31 Kuriy's Keglers 17 35 Bushong Barber Shop 16 36 OK Sales 8 44 High team game and series Liquor Locker — 991 2801 600 series J Kern 623. S Galbreath 652 500 series J. Jones 555, D. Maresh 520. L. Welty 564. D Thibaut 539. B Doughman 509. E Harting 541. B Slabaugh 515. C Frushour 580, B Coburn 512. R Hibshman 511. G Buckey 525. C Fink 544. C Eby 519. D Pilcher 532. W. Stahley 543. R Williams 510, J Landis 511. D Engle 575, G Rider 540. A Baker 535. E. Mayo 501. R Schultz 502. R Strombeck 510. M Dorsey 513. T Jones 546. G Sorensen 522. Doug Smith 510. D Taylor 512. R Miller 508. P Royer 526. W. Ryan 587. P Mock 515. J R Koner 516 200 games J Kern 257, J. Jones 206. D Maresh 216. E Harting 212. C Frushour 235. R Williams 203. S Galbreath 204, 203. 245 E . Whitacre 201. R Miller 204. W Ryan 221 Tuesday Night Ladies a Syracuse Rubber 69 W d Sportsman Bar 69 47 • Frog Tavern 68 48 Wawa Ski Club 65> i 50' a Maple Leaf Farms 61 55 Waiter Drug Co 54 62 The Papers Incorporated 52 64 Augsburger's 48'z 67’ z Gell's Keyboard Music 47 69 Bellman's Case 46 70 High team game Bellman's Cate 811 High team series Geil's Keyboard Music — 2143 500 series N Geil 205. 182 545. S Brown 170, 164. 169 503 450 series and above S. Keim 178 492. P Green 190. 149 492, B Miller 198 476. J. Wortinger 179. 163 473. V Wilson 172 470. M Dixon 179 462. S Hoover 214 461. M Halsey 181 43. L Gilbert 164-453 160 games and above C Blosser 180. I Wiggs 170. E Wogoman 167. L. Crow 166. K Gilbert 163. C Moore 160 Hits And Misses Mullins' Texaco 73 43 Brazers 71 *5 Syracuse Hardware 66" i 49’ z Campbell's Market 43 S 3 Bud s Body Shop 43 S 3 Dean s Milk 58 58 Se>tfert Tile Co 52 64 Galloway's Excavating 49 67 All Thumbs 41 7$ Leo Applicators 39 77 Hugh team game and series Seitfert Tile CO - 685 1976 500 series B Simon 519. M Donaldson 509. D Brown 504 450 series and above L Golden 485. J. Brown 4*3. S Brown 4*4. B Hanford 451. G. Brown 454. L Galloway 458 200 games L Golden 207. N Hanford 206. L Galloway 207 170 games and above J Brown 176. 5 Brown 177. 173 Tuesday Atternoen Ladies American industries 87’ z 24Vj Mock'S Marine 5» SJ« LaPetite 57'z 54' z State Bank S's S4' z Cromwell Lumber .57 55 Lakeland Laundry 4* 66 Mastercratt 42 70 The Lovable* 3»* z 22'.* High team game and series LaPetite — 790 2221 500 series P Hoover 530 «S 0 ser|K and above B Kime 465. E Orison A Dohistrom 4*7. B Kern 451 M Willard 4*4. M Price 451. D Thwaits 462. D Johnson 456. B Ganz 451. L Nett 450 170 games and above A Oaniftrom 171 M Willard 17*. P Hoover V*. id*. M Price I*9. D Thwaits 173. D Johnson ua, g Ganz I*4. B- Kay 180

H W- J i &3M >: I r * JUNIOR HIGH LEAGUE WINNERS — League winners for the junior high division at Syracuse this year were the members of the El Strikos. Shown from left are Tim Schrock. Mark Maggart, Terry Rinker and Mike Murray.

I- ' j ** < xaß * ® ' BOM aS w, "< J JUNIOR HIGH TOURNAMENT WINNERS — Those receiving trophies in the recent junior high bowling tournament at Syracuse are shown above. In front, left to right, are Brent Bobeck and Brad Bobeck. doubles; Terry Rinker and Mike Murray, members of the winning team, the El Strikos. In back are Carla Darr, girls’ all events: Marty DeWitt, singles; Tim Schrock and Mark Maggart, members of the El Strikos; and Doug Weisser, boys’ all events.

Monday Night High School Studs 76 20 Pro's 54 42 Class Os '77'' 49 47 Outhouse Gang 43'z 52’z Jets 42'z 53'z Motor Mouth 41 55 Sun's 40 56 Sassy 4 36 60 |* High team game Pro's — 780 High team series Motor Mouth — 2227 450 series and above N. Dean 470 170 games and above N Dean 176 Snowflake open held at Wawasee The Wawasee golf club had its kick off scramble April 5. The tee off was also known as the “snowflake open”. It consisted of a mixed scramble of the men s and women’s club. It was followed by a dinner meeting in the Driftwood room. The game was won in a playoff, one over par. The first place team was Jim Owens. Larry Blade and Hazel Swihart. Second place consisted of the team erf Tom Amaya, Glenn King and Doris Scheidel. The third place team was Joe Scheidel, Gladis Cripe and Bernice Miller The officers of the men’s association are: President — Jim Owens Vice president — Larry Blade Secretary-treasurer — Joe Hartsoz

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The women's association officers are: President — Gladis Cripe Vice president — Hazel Swihart Secretary — Doris Scheidel Treasurer — Bernice Miller The board members are Joe Scheidel, Adey Howell, Tom Amaya and Bill Cripe, Glenn King is the alternate. Unemployment claims drop Total claims for unemployment insurance filed during the week ending March 29 dropped 1.1 per cent from the week before to 178.215. John F. Coppes. director of the Indiana Employment Security Division, said that initial claims increased to 17,368, up 20.8 per cent from the week before primarily due to temporary industrial layoffs. Continued claims went down slightly to 128.315 as scattered industrial recalls occurred. Mr. Coppes said that claims for extended benefits dropped 8.5 per cent to 21,079 while federal supplemental benefit claims went up to 1,829 from 1.622 the previous week. Mr. Coppes added that there was also a 13.5 per cent drop in special unemployment assistance claims to a total of 6,747. Claims from other states rose slightly to 5,419 compared to 5,320 the previous week.

W A 1 JUNIOR HIGH WINNERS — Shown above are winners of the junior high bowling league. From left in front are Angie Reed, most improved average; Terri Crafton, high series handicap; Lisa Solina, high game handicap; and Mary Cox. high game actual. In back are Brad Bobeck, most improved average; Tim Schrock, high average and high series actual: John Jessup, high game actual; Dave Knispel, high game handicap; and Brenda Simmons, high average. Absent when the picture was taken were Larry Blade, boys' high series handicap; and Deb Dieterly, girls’ high series actual.

Garner adds fun to Castaway'

As everybody knows, making comedies is a serious business. Trying to be funny is no laughing matter. .“If the joke’s not there you are really in trouble,” says James Gamer, whose deft touch has embellished many a film and TV show. “You can make a dramatic show exciting with lights and music and sets and camera. But boy, you take comedy and if the timing is off. if the laughs aren’t there, no amount of camera, lights or whatever is going to help it. “Which is great.” Garner concludes, “because I do comedy and I’ve got a little niche. I guess.” Garner is snuggling in there, making himself even more secure, with “The Castaway Cowboy,” Walt Disney Productions’ screen adventure about the first cattle ranchers in Hawaii. Garner plays a shanghaied Texan who jumps ship and turns a bunch of happy-go-lucky islanders into buckaroos. “I am not a clown but I have a sense of fun.” Gamer says about himself. “I try .o interpret the humor of a script. Whatever kind of comical character I am able to create comes from the fact that life amuses me and I enjoy my work.” Gamer has made a lot of funny movies, among them “Skin Game,” “Support Your Local Gunfighter” and “Support Your Local Sheriff.” He has made some unintentionally funny ones too, which he would rather forget. His Own Boss “That’s why I have my own production company,” he explained. “I can pick and choose and have a little more control over what I do. “I deal in entertainment. If I find a script that I think is entertaining. I’ll do it. If it has to do with human conditions, even better. If it has to do with humor, and human conditions, and is a good script and commercial, then I got a winner.” Garner was talked into

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becoming an actor in 1952, and four years later made his movie bow in “Toward the Unknown.” Now, 30 pictures later, he rates among Hollywood’s busiest and most dependable stars. Success has not spoiled James Gamer. “I don’t take my work home with me and I don’t play star,” he says. “My hobbies have nothing to do with my livelihood. I like automobile racing, sailing, and golf. I’m an avid golfer and I’m thinking about buying into a golf manufacturing company: clubs, gloves, bags, shirts, caps — that sort of thing. I’d be combining business with pleasure and having fun at it, too.” Garner’s co-stars in “The Castaway Cowboy” are Vera Miles, Robert Culp, Eric Shea and Nephi Hannemann. The color by Technicolor way-out western was filmed on Kauai with Vincent McEveety directing and Ron Miller and Winston Hibler producing for Buena Vista release.

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