The Mail-Journal, Volume 12, Number 21, Milford, Kosciusko County, 18 June 1975 — Page 2

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Maxwelton ladies start handicap tourney event

Women of the Maxwelton Indies Golf association were rained out for the last two Wednesdays and the time was taken up with meetings and workshops for the annual Land O'Lakes tournament Play for the 18 hole group will be on June 25 and the nine-hole on July 2. The annual handicap tournament started last Wednesday with the first round to be played

Victor Labra is second in 5-state wrestling tourney

Victor Labra of Syracuse placed second in the 132 pound weight class at the Five State Wrestling Tournament held in Indianapolis. Mote than 400 s wrestlers from Indiana. Kentucky, Michigan, Illinois and Ohio participated on June 6 and 7 in the tourney which is sponsored annually by the Manual Dad's dub at Manual highschool, under the auspices of the AAU and USWF. Vic arrived to the finals on Saturday evening by having defeated Michael McCarthy of

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Basketball tournament to beain on Friday at Webster

"Die annual Mermaid Festival independent basketball tournament will begin on Friday. June 20. at North Webster. Teams will play rain or shine. Participating will be the Legion team from post 258. Cosmic Light. BoardmanX’hevy. Living Gospel, Michiana Foods. Leslie Music. Mr. Happy Burger. Columbia City Tire Mart. Koontz and King Exc.. Augsburger’s. Aces and Wakarusa Pharmacy. Games will be at 7 on Friday when the Legion team post 258 and Cosmic Light will play and teams from Boardman Chevy and Living Gospel will play. Winners will clash at 8 p.m. on Saturday. At 8 p.m. on Friday Michiana foods will play*Leslie Music and Mr. Happy Burger will play Columbia City Tire Mart. The winners will play at 7:30 on Monday. At 7 p.m. on Saturday, still in the first round, Koontz and King Exc , will meet Augsburgers and Aces will meet the Wakarusa Pharmacy. Winners of these games will meet at 7:30 p.m. Monday The winner of the Saturday 8 p.m. game and the winner of the first Monday 7:30 p.m. game will

before today (Wednesday.) First round winners were Delight Craig, Joan Sloelting. Esther Brewster, Marge Newcomer. Dot Stiver. Muriel Callander. Doris Sedgwick, Ginny' Peters. Ethel Hughes. Gloria Stoffel, Mavis Vanderveer and June Auer. Only one match was played by the nine-hole group with Polly Bonar as winner

Indianapolis in a 6-5 decision; Rob Huddle of Williamsburg by a 1:39 fall; Roy Burkholder of Nappanee in a 2-6 decision; and Mike Hove of Lincoln Way. 111., by a 9-5 decision. His loss in the finals was by a tough 9-5 decision to an Illinois champ. Dimar De Leon of Bensenville. A group of area wrestlers from North Wood high school also participated in the tourney and, of these, Rick Canaday placed fourth in the 112 pound weight dass.

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meet at 7:30 p.m. Tuesday. The championship game between the winners of the second Monday night 7:30 game and the Tuesday game will be at 7:30 on Wednesday.

Syracuse's Little League results given Syracuse Little League results for the majors show the following: Pilchers 10. Lions 3 Bank 16. Rotary 2 Bank 5. Lions 0 Major league games forthcoming include Lions vs Rotary at 6on June 20; Pilchers vs Bank, 6. June 23; and Pilchers vs Lions at 4:30 on June 27 with Bank and Rotary playing at 6:30. Minor league games coming are Rotary and Bank at 5:30 on June 19; Rotary vs Pilchers at 5, June 24, and Bank vs Lions, 6:30, June 24. T-Ball games forthcoming include Love vs Socks, 6 on June 18 and Klinks vs Thornburgs at 7; and Love vs Klinks at 6 on June 25 and Socks vs Thornburgs at 7. Four Games On July 5 there will be four games at Rotary field starting at noon with T-ball teams meeting in games with their mothers. At 2, the minor league all stars will play the fathers and coaches, and anyone else who is “over the hm." At 4:30. Rotary will face the Lions in a regular major league game followed by Pilchers and Bank in what could be a battle for first place in the league. The Syracuse Little League boosters will also hold a chicken barbecue on the same day. Leading Hitlers Leading hitters after one week of play are: Craig Eby, Lions, .800; Brian Roberts, Rotary, .666; Mike Kausal. Bank. 666; Ron Cripe. Bank. .666; Mark DeWitt. Bank. .600; Cary Mock, Pilchers. .500, Kevin Blade. Rotary, .500. and Steve Koble. Bank, 428 Pitchers listed are Mark DeWitt with two wins and no losses and Jim Plummer, one win and no losses. Driver loses control after car hits water Eric C. Gunderson. 21. Leesburg, lost control of his vehicle Saturday while driving on CR 650. N. two miles west of North Webster. Gunderson reported to Kosciusko county polite patrolman Tom Kitch that he lost control of the car after hitting deep water He then struck a utility pole resulting in SIOO damage and a fence at the residence of Charles Long. The fence was damaged in the amount of SSO. Gunderson's car received $2,800 damage. THE MAIL JOURNAL m«n»r at FMJ oh.<« •» Syracvw. umf Sacwa CUM pastas* part M >U *. Maw, strep*. Svracvsa. twhaaa *6567 aaa Sppscript.aa: MM par rear ia Kmc>u*a» cawntv; M.M uutwdt csanty. yw

30th Mermaid Festival — June 20-28 North Webster , Z Sponsored By Webster B In The Heart Os The Lakes Region 1974 > 1 ' QUEEN OF LAKES" — Terri Annette Branson, Muncie, Indiana

MERMAID FESTIVAL 1975 Schedule Os Events FRIDAY, JUNE 20, 1975 7 p.m. — Basketball-Tourney begins at north end of school. 9 p.m. to 12 — sth annual Mermaid Ball featuring the CIRCUS CITY SIX at the Lions Bldg, on festival grounds. 1 I «——— —————— , SATURDAY, JUNE 21, 1975 Throughout the day the North Webster area Merchants will feature items for a special sale Please visit their shops. 11 a m and 4 p.m. — Sky diving exhibition, sponsored by Heart of the Lakes Business Association and North Webster Lions Club. Ipm- Horseshoe Pitch - Round Robin -12 Entries at festival grounds 4 p m to 8 p.m. - Chicken Bar-B-Q sponsored by North Webster & Midlakes Lions at fairgrounds 7 p.m. — Basketball Tourney at school. SUNDAY, JUNE 22, 1975 8a m. — The Mastercraft Cash Prize Jumping Championship begins at Nellans Lake near US 30 and SR 15 at Warsaw . Amateur water skiing in the a m and PRO-Am Ski jumping at 1 p.m 2 p.m. — Fireman's waterball contest at festival grounds 7 p.m. — Basketball tourney at north end of school. MONDAY, JUNE 23, 1975 FAMILY NIGHT 4 p.m. - KEY CITY' SHOWS opens on the midway with the best carnival in the midwest. Special opening rates; 4 rides for SI.OO and coupon. GOOD ON MOST RIDES Coupons available at all area merchants > 6p.m. — Merchants Building opens on the fair grounds Stop in and see the displays 6 p.m. — Youth League eliminations begin on the ball field north of Fair 7 p.m. — GIANT TREASURE HUNT FROM THE SKY Free ride coupons and other values will be dropped from an airplane over fairgrounds 7 pm — Basketball tourney at school. 7 p m. — Talent Contest begins at Camelot Hall TUESDAY, JUNE 24, 1975 6pm— Greased pole contest. By age groups for cash prizes. Fairgrounds 6 p.m — Youth League eliminations 7 p m — Basketball tourney at school 7 p.m — Talent Contest at Camelot Hall

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Tbvriday NI9M Sum mar LadttS Goo* Balts No 1 10'j S'j Be9<nner 5 Luck 10 * Sunshines 9 7 Ven»urettes 9 7 Leftovers 8 8 Goof Balls NO 2 7 9 Streakers ♦' 1 •' 7 Spinners * . ’2 High team ser>es ano game Goof Baits No. 2 — 137* SO* *SO series and above J Slabaugh *B6, M. Dixon 472. S Gilbert *57. M Pifer *73. A Hapner *53. B Menefee *52. S Kine *B3 170 games and above V Coburn 173. C Hoffer 17*. J. Slabaugh 19*, S Gilbert 170. B Menefee 188. S Kine 170 FriOav Night Mixed Summer Dad and the K ids >3 3 «KS « 3 Misfits ” 5 Lakeland 8 8 Odd Bans » ’ Railroaders 8 8 Far Outs 7 ’ GoGet’ers 79 Rookies Milky Way 5 11 Alley Kats 5 M Banana Section * 12 High team game and series *-<•» —7152019 600 series J. Kern 610 500 series J Earn hart 509. R Archer 520. H Troup 516. P Bright 528, S Kern 519 *SO series and above: B Kern *73, B School *79 200 games R Archer 206, J Kern 216, 212 170 games and above B Kern 178. S Kern 179. 185

Tippy ladies list winners Play for the day last Thursday for ladies of the Tippecanoe Lake Country club ladies association was low gross, low net and lowputts. Winners in class A were Betty Clark, first low gross and Kay Stine, second; Beth Flynn, first low net. Anne Howe, second; and Bert Butterbaugh. putts. Class B winners were Sally Truman, first low gross. Doris Wright, second; Mary Grant, first low net. Myrtle Wentzel, second; and June Reed, putts. In class C. winners were Bea Crews, first low gross. Ruby Paul, second; Amber Christiansen, first low net, Nondas Joyner, second; and Virginia Hawks, putts. FIRST AID RESPONDS The Syracuse first aid emergency unit responded to a call at 6:50 p.m. Friday for Mrs. Marie LeCount. 80. r 3 Syracuse. Mrs. LeCount reported she fell in her yard and had a pain to the right hip. She was treated and taken to Goshen hospital for further examination.

WEDNESDAY, JUNE 25, 1975 KIDDIES DAY 1 p.m. 10l p m. - REDUCED PRICES ON MIDWAY FOR CHILDREN 6 p.m. — Youth league eliminations 6 p.m. — Cutie Parade lineup at Camelot Square Parking Lot. 7 p.m. — Famous Cutie PARADE. Open to children of all ages. Parade starts south of stoplight — north to school — Don’t miss this attraction?! ? 8 p.m. — CUTIE KING & QUEEN CONTEST at school gym Open to children from 4 to 6 years of age. 7 p.m — Basketball tourney at school THURSDAY, JUNE 26, 1975 6pm— PONY PULL held on fairgrounds. Sponsored by 4-county Pony Pulling Assoc ANYONE IN KOS CO MAY ENTER 48’’ and under ponies 7 p.m. — Youth league finals. • 7 p.m. — Basketball tourney finals at school. J,p.m Talent Contest finals at Camelot Hall. 7 p.m — Coin Hunt in the sand at fairgrounds. FRIDAY, JUNE 27, 1975 4 p.m. - KEY CITY SHOWS open 8 p.m - QUEEN OF LAKES PAGEANT SWIMSUIT COMPETITION, SCHOOL GYM 8:30 p.m. - Motorcycle Races - Trojan Race Track 3 miles south of North Webster on SR 13. SATURDAY, JUNE 28, 1975 12p.m —Mermaid Festival Band Contest —North of festival 1p m to 4 p.m. - KEY CITY SHOWS PRESENTS BRACELET DA $3 jOO and coupon will buy all the rides you can ride for 3 hours GOOD ON MOST RIDES. 1 p m - 4th ANNUAL TOURNAMENT OF KNIGHTS at north end of school 2 p m - Ski Show by Webster Lake Ski Club. May be seen from west shore of lake. 4pm - 30th ANNUAL MERMAID PARADE will begin One of the slate s biggest and most exciting parades Awards totaling $3,750.00 will be given for best bands, best decorated floats and cars, best walking unit, oldest car, color guards, etc. 7p m —Ski Show same location as in the afternoon 8 30 p.m - 30th ANNUAL QUEEN OF LAKES PAGEANT Finals at school gym Queen Terri Branson will crown the new Queen of Lakes ONE HALF HOUR AFTEP PARADE THE ANNOUNCEMENTS OF WINDERS AND TROPHIES will be presented at the festival grounds.

27th Anniversary I New Paris Speedway - SATURDAY NIGHT - Special Racing Program Forty-Lap Feature | IS Other Events Late Models —- Hobbys — Road Runners I Tex Hoffer Benefit Barbecue

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