The Mail-Journal, Volume 12, Number 22, Milford, Kosciusko County, 25 June 1975 — Page 3

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DODGERS— Pictured here are members of the Dodgers girls’ softball team at Milford. In front, from left are Christy Speicher. Sharon Hohnstedt and Lisa Beer. In the second row. from left, are Lana Beer. Annette Beer. Myra Ruch. Norine Sorensen. Marsha Sorensen. Laura Joyce and Lori Richardson. Coach Laurel Speicher is pictured in back. Mary Jane Rico. Vicki Parks. Sally Perales and Mary Rose Perales are not pictured.

Basketball tournament winners at Webster

Basketball tournament winners have been listed for the several rounds which have been played since the tournament began last Friday night. On Friday it was Legion team 258 over Cosmic Light 74-70 and Boardman Chevy over Living Gospel 100-44. In second round action on Friday Michiana Foods won over Leslie Music 76-71 and Mr. Happy Burger won over Columbia City Tire Mart 89-74. On Saturday Augsburger’s

FRIDAY Eight SPECIAL _ . _ . . BROASTED FISH M CHICKEN ( mu ME DC Including f U 1 Hi |y| El> J French Fries & Cole Slaw j All You Can Eat $350 ( THE OWL PROUDLY ANNOUNCES ( In Addition To Beer And Wine > We Are Now Serving Your Favorite Cocktails ) Open Daily 3 P.M. To 3 A.M. Closed Sundays SLEEPY OWL INN ? South On SR 13 Syracuse

I WAWASEE FLOTILLA I PARADE | I The WswiMt Flotilla Festival Committee urges EVERYONE | to seriously consider entering a float in this year's parade. * | 1 P.M. — Sunday, July 6 | A The Parade will form In Conklin Bay (Oakwood Park), and, as 1 I in years past, travel completely around Lake Wawasee There is no f entry tee Anything that floats and can make 10 mph is welcome. ’ 1 • Trophies will be awarded for F Irst. Second, and Third places in the . following categories: I COMMERCIAL (Stores, Taverns, Golf Courses, etc.) ’O- • INDUSTRIAL (Factories, etc.) A RESIDENTIAL (Private Citi sens) INSTITUTIONAL (Clubs, Schools, Churches, Governmental, etc.) I «|— —-A-t?** alma A in wwwiiTiviif me nvyC; uwwowiii| COMMODORE'S TROPHY | • t 0 rt*® overall entry. | B B y**' • •p** i *i • ?Be (All MONEY MEMORIAL TROPHY A / jfi k Fun Z / be awarded to the entry choses by Mrs. Money I So come on. let's oil build a float! »i . Have some fuel LeTs show everyone that Syracuse and Lake Wawasee can really out on a shawl 1 1 \ t We would Htee ta have entry blanks sent in Io . • advance, so we know approximately how many on- 1 tries there will be. Out we won t turn anyone away ’ ~ lust because they didn't pre-register! Entry blanks / are available at many business bouses displaying the ♦ \ / FLOTILLA posters. A Please keep SAFETY in mind while »f r ‘ 1 constructing your float. Be sure it is I i seaworthy. Bo sure adequate life preservers A J A 7 U are®" A,s ®' ***** ** • bMtg voyage, so ft ,ak * ******** ®* raf**»*»ments along. »L Mnt F * ***** WrßUm. csb Pte Mr\«r» SSS-WTI. w ' ”■ rw Ha****- mast*. ■

defeated Koontz and King Exc. by the score of 55-52 and Wakarusa Pharmacy defeated the Aces 67-73. In second round action which began on Saturday the Legion post 258 was defeated by Boardman's Chevy 92-62 In Monday 's second round play Mr. Happy Burger defeated Michiana Foods 97-88 and Wakarusa Pharmacy defeated Augsburger’s 84-49. In Tuesday's semi-finals it was Boardman’s Chevy 76. Mr.

Happy Burger 81. Tonight the final will feature Mr. Happy Burger and Wakarusa Pharmacy. Game time is 7:30 p.m. YOUTH LEAGUE WINNERS NAMED AT WEBSTER Youth League winners in the tournament at North Webster on Monday night were: Syracuse 8, Sidney 7 and Milford 16, South Whitley 9.

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Quick service

Dear Editor: We wish to express our most sincere appreciation to the firemen’s emergency unit for the efficient and quick service given to us in our time of need. The emergency truck was there within less than 10 minutes from the time our call was placed. We as residents of the Wawasee

Girls come from near and far for contest-

A bevy of beauties from both near and far will seek the “Queen of Lakes’’ crown during the Mermaid Festival, now underway at North Webster. The list of entrants shows several girls from the Lakeland area have entered the contest. A total of 16 girls are entered. Each has high hopes of being the new queen. The reigning queen, Miss Terry Annette Branson of Yorktown, is overseeing the activities of the festival and will concede her crown to her successor after the final judging on Saturday night. Contestants attended the Mermaid Ball on Friday night of last week, were honored at a reception held last evening and will compete in bathing suit competition on Friday evening. Each girl will ride in a decorated convertible or on a float during the parade and will be on hand for the final judging Saturday night. Queen contestants are as follows: MISS MILFORD — Darcy Wolferman sponsored by the Milford Lions club MISS WAWASEE HIGH SCHOOL — Rhonda Graff sponsored by the Wawasee high ■ < * \ MISS ETNA GREEN — Terry Kaiser is Miss Etna Green in this year’s North Webster Mermaid Festival queen contest. She is 19 and has brown hair, brown eyes, weighs 115 pounds and is five feet, five inches tall. She is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Gene Kaiser of Etna Green and is being sponsored by the Junior ONO (Only Night Out) dub. Terry will be a sophomore at DePauw university in the fall. She enjoys dancing, singing, playing the piano, swimming and tennis.

I Come To The — I I Kings IHtiieaurau I I YELLOW BANKS RESORT HOTEL I While Your're Attending The j A I MERMAID Os I I FESTIVAL I Special Entertainment I Thursday, Friday & Saturday Hights I I Enjoy Your Favorite Cocktail — I | HAVE DINNER WITH US! |

Lake area now realize how much each and everyone of us should fully appreciate this emergency service and the fine cooperation we receive from the men that give of their time in such emergencies. Yours sincerely. The Paul Zehners R. 1 Box 266 Syracuse, Ind. 46567

school senior class MISS TIPPECANOE LAKE - Karen Reber sponsored by Fee’s His and Her Shop MISS COWAN - Cherlynn McKibben sponsored by the Cowan Marching Blackhawk band MISS GOSHEN JAYCEES - Kim Handgen sponsored by the Goshen Jaycees MISS BETA SIGMA PHI - Debbie Hann sponsored by Kappa Omicron chapter of Beta Sigma Phi MISS ETNA GREEN - Terry Kaiser sponsored by the Junior ONO (Only Night Out) club MISS WAWASEE MARINA - Vicki Wilson sponsored by the Wawasee Marina of Syracuse MISS SECHRIST LAKE — Debbie Miniear sponsored by the Princess Parlor of North Webster MISS SKI BEE - Willoughby Yount sponsored by the North Webster Ski Bee’s MISS HEART OF THE LAKES — Beverly Hollar sponsored by the Heart of the Lakes Business Association of the North Webster area MISS BARTS SKI CENTER - Candi Singrey sponsored by Barts Ski Center MISS LAVILLE HIGH SCHOOL — Jodi Davenport sponsored by LaVille high school MISS JELLYSTONE PARK - Rhonda Browning sponsored by Yogi Bear’s Jellystone Paris in Pierceton MISS FIRST STATE BANK — Kathy Dennie sponsored by First State Bank of Bourbon MISS WARSAW JAYCEEETTE — Rhonda Jean Morris sponsored by the Warsaw Jaycee-ettes “If we think of the environment in terms of humanity and the quality of living we need to think about wise use of natural resources as the basis of the good life. We have the responsibility to think not only of ourselves but the generations which follow. We have to think not only of our pocketbooks and stomachs, but of our sensibilities — the appearance of our surroundings and the sounds we hear.” — George Bagley. Cotton was used in Pakistan in 3000 B.C BROADCASTING PRIORITY’ The Department of Health Education and Welfare announced that educational radio and television would be given special priorities in receiving H E W. grants.

Me % jFJW Er f •q| B* "3k ■ ® I* 1 /L* TS V ‘ I Hb dB K I I nB ■ V I J P- ■ ■ V ''' V ■ f VJL' iI NEW QUEEN AND COURT — This photo shows 1974 “Queen of Lakes” Terri Branson and her court just minutes after she was crowned last year. Terri will be on hand Saturday night to crown her successor. Clockwise from left are Princess Angie Mock of North Webster who entered the contest as Miss Beta Sigma Phi, Janie Peckinpaugh of Muncie who entered as Miss Ski Bee. first runner-up; Queen Terri who entered the contst as Miss Yorktown Band: Debbie Minear of North Webster who entered as Miss Mariner, second runner-up: and Princess Jodi Davenport at LaPaz who entered as Miss Farmers State Bank of LaPaz.

Friday Night Mixad Sum mar 4-K'S 16 4 Dad 8. The Kids 15 S Misfits H 9 Lakeland Standard n 9 Railroaders 10 10 Odd Balls IV 9 n Rookies / 9 H Far Outs ' 8 12 Go Getters ■ 12 Milky Way 8 12 Banana Section 8 12 Alley Kats 7 13 High team game and series: 4-K's — 70S 2032 500 series: Jeff Corn 503, Jeff Kern 529, Jake Kern 566, C. Simpson 518 450 series and above B Kern 472, S. Kern 465 200 games: Jeff Kem 207, Jake Kern 210, K. Keim 201. J. Simpson 204, C. Simpson 242 170 games and above A. Dean 190 Thursday Night Summer Ladies Leftovers 12 8 Sunshiners 12 8 Beginner's Luck 11 9 Streakers 10W 9'i Goof Balls No 1 VOVi 9', Goof Bails No. 2 10 10 Venturettes 9 11 Spinners 5 15 High team series: Leftovers — 1364 High team game Goof Balls No. 2 — 470 450 series and above: C. Whitacre 478, M. Dixon 4M. Y Coburn 484. A Hapner 495 170 games and above Janice Siabaugh 178. M Dixon 188. Y Coburn 184. A. Hapner 178 DOUG VANETTE BREAKS MAXWELTON GOLF CLUB RECORD A Ligonier golfer. Doug Vanette. broke the Maxweiton golf club record last Thursday. when he shot a 65! The record was previously held by Gene Stoffel of Syracuse. In setting the record, elated Vanette told friends he shot eight birdies, eight pars and two bogies. With him to verify the score were Carl Smith of Fort Leavenworth, Kan., and Louie Slabach and Ron Vestal, both of Syracuse.

Wed., June 25,1975 — THE MAIL-JOURNAL

JUDGE TURNED PUBUSHER — John C. Hagen, former Noble county circuit court judge, has turned publisher. He has offered for sale to Hoosier sports fans a first issue slick magaiine>type publication featuring the 1975 football season for the Big 3 — Indiana university, Notre Dame and Purdue. J. Q. Fann is a pen name used by Judge Hagen on articles he wrote on the Big Red (1.U.) team, while Don Coy did the stories on Notre Dame and Tom Leet 00 Purdue. The cover is an attractive four-color print. The magazine appears for sale on several local news outlets. | Best Wishes To Our | [ Kathy Dennie I ’ At The Mermaid Festival ! I ‘Queen Os Lakes’Contest f I • * »■ From Her Friends At f| I First State Bank |’ | Bourbon, Indiana

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