The Mail-Journal, Volume 13, Number 13, Milford, Kosciusko County, 21 April 1976 — Page 8

THE MAIL-JOURNAL —Wed., Apri121,1976

Superstar day set at Lakeland Youth Center

The Lakeland Youth Center in Syracuse will stage a superstar day on Saturday. May 15, with competition to start at the center at 9 a m and will be for youths in grades three through 12. Center director Dan Caskey has encouraged all area youth to compete in the following events: Standing broad jump, physical fitness test, softball throw, target throw, bike race, weight lifting, free throw, obstacle course and 50-yard dash Entrants will compete with those in their own grade with boys and girls competing separately

Jonesville Frontier Canoe race set for middle of May

The Jonesville (Mich.) Frontier Canoe race, the only canoe race in the country that goes through a 200-foot long tunnel for the ruggedest nine miles of canoeing in southern Michigan, has been set for May 15-16 The race is again sponsored by the Jonesville Chamber of Commerce Ix>cal Entrants In last year's race, Roger Niles of r 1 Syracuse teamed with Wayne Dillman of Ligonier and placed eighth in the senior men aluminum event

Goshen falls in path of girl tracksters

By ESTI KEEN The Warriorettes of coach Marsha Carpenter scored 62 points to out run the Redskin hosts with 43 Polishing the meet for the Warriors was a school record in the softball throw with a 206'1” heave by Brouwer She also placed first in the long jump with a distance of 16'3 . Spearman commanded the 100 with a wind-

Baseball season opens

By ESTI KEEN The Warrior baseball team hosted Elkhart Central for their first meet last Wednesday. The bout ended in a 11-3 victory for the visitors Doug Pollock, w ith a 1-2 day at the plate, was the leading hitter with two RBl's Coach Bob Head) s teajrn made three runs on two hits w ith four errors while the boys scored 11 runs on 10 hits with one error Thursday the ba 11 club traveled to Columbia City and was defeated 16-10 Wawasee had

Registration is underway at MJHS Any Milford student wanting to play Potty League. Little l eague. T-Ball or girls softball should register at the Milford junior high gym on one of the following dates: Today tWednesday. April. 21) — 6:30 to M:3fl p.m. Thursday . April 22 — 6:36 to 6:36 p.m. Saturday. April 24 — I to 4 p.m.

MOONLIGHT BOWLING Saturday April 24 I / 10 P.M. WAWASEE BOWL Phone 457-3855

All-Events Youths will compete in allevents with awards being given to the winning boy and girl in each grade and ribbons to all participants Entries are not restricted to the Lakeland School corporation, however, all entries are to be in no later than May 8. Entrants are requested toK send their name. age. phone and x grade with fee to Superstars at the Lakeland Youth Center. P O. Box 201, Syracuse Persons needing more information should contact the youth center

Trophies Trophies will be awarded to the first three places in each class. Entry forms may be obtained from the Jonesville Merchants or Chamber of Commerce. P O Box 151. at Jonesville The race is for amateurs in standard cruising canoes There are five classes, three to be run on Saturday and two on SundayOn Saturday, events will be mixed couples, junior men aluminum and senior men aluminum Sunday events will be woman and senior men cruising

pacing time of 10 6 She also took the 220 with a 25 7. Also winning for the Wawasee squad. Boyer ran the mile in 6 30 2, Byrd clocked 69.2 in the 440. the 440 relay team (Yoder. Brouwer. Bice. Spearman) clocked a time of 51.8. the 880 relay Bice. Cox. Hoitzclaw. Fout came mon 1-54.9. and the medley relay < Bice. Cox. Fouts. Hoitzclaw i ran a 2 06.5

14 hits and five errors while their contenders ran 16 on five hits with two errors Doug Pollock hit the team best of two-three, two of which were doubles Greg Evans hit two-two with two RBI s and Dale Ganz hit two-four West Noble supplied the opposition Monday when they visited Wawasee and fought for a dose 10-8 victory Wawasee s eight runs came over the plate on 15 hits with four errors. Nine hits brought West Noble 10 runs with four errors Brian Smith hit the team best, five-five which included two runs scored and one RBI Rick Parker hit three-four. Don Kinney made three RBl's.

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Warm weather brings golfers out Many persons took advantage of the unseasonably warm weather last week end to play golf on the area courses. All three of the 18-hole courses in the Lake Wawasee area saw action over the week end. Don Byrd, pro-owner at the Wawasee golf course, said the response to the weather was "very good.” Steve Roderick said there was “heavy play” at South Shore and Bob Carlson said play was “very heavy” at Maxwelton South Shore Roderick, who is in his 10th year at the South Shore golf club, siad the course is in excellent shape. Some 50 new golf carts have been purchased and tees have been enlarged. The dining room and bar facilities at the course have been remodeled. The dining room, managed by D W. Greene, features a salad bar every night. Tom Tuttle is owner of the course and Bill Galloway serves as greens superintendent Maxwelton Carlson, who is in his second year at Maxwelton. said his course was in excellent shape Drainage work has been done and 40 new golf carts have been purchased New tees are also under construction this year "" . The Maxwelton course has a new restaurant which features Gropp s Famous Fish of Stroh Rick Barker is greens superintendent and is assisted by Norm Robie. H Byrd is in his 23d season at the Wawasee club. His course is "absolutely super”. Byrd is assisted by Curtis Dodds who is in his third year.

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J KirkOor»»f S’». R Withams 543. J Wilson 520 200 games R Simon 200. C. Frushoue 204. 201. H Schrock 201. L. Wetty 214. u. Vance 225, E Henning 211. 204, R Miller 21». F. Nytkos 201 O St>ct>ter 202. G Sorensen 211. A Brown 203. J Kirkoorfer 201. R Williams 220. H Cline 201 Land O' Lakes Syracuse Traveler <2 10 State Bank of Syracuse Crow Rooting 35 I? Syracuse Legion 34 it Ligonier Elks 33 ” Kmghts o» Columbus 2»‘i Z2i Vaimof Construction 29 23 N W Legion 27 25 Goshen Auto Elec 27 25 vega 25 • Rinker Boats 2*'t 25'j White s Plumbing & Heating 25 27 Frog Tavern 14 : 271 Paul'S Ceramic 24 20 King s Keg 21 31 Bisnoos Marina It 33 C i J Construction l( *4 Liberty Homes * z ’ 1 M l l Lakeland Motors MV* 32vy Harris Funeral Home 13 3» H.gn team game. Ligonier Elks — High team series White s Plumbing A Heating — 2720 500 ser.es R Vail 557. C 4foc* 501. H George 54’ M voder S3' M 5« R Emsieoei 5*3. M Durham 453, L Ryman 532 J Wortinger 513. K Knisley 537. L Newman 51*. R Simon 534. D Butler 530. M Tat man 517. D Armbruster S3*. E Coburn 547, F Nyikos 527, D Sorensen 552 J Bohnstedt $1(. A Brown 547. H Bartman 54* J Morganmaler SOI. K Enyeart 515. D Rensberger 547 O Jones Sic V Becker sll R Shock 50*. E Whitacre 500, C Walton 500. G Sorensen 572. R Ph.oos SOI. G Price 531 C AogomanSlS. L Suit 505. B Eyer S3* 200 games H George 20*. M Godtrey 220. L Ryman 211 0 Butler 201. E Coburn 200. A Brown 200, H Bortman tn. K Enyeart 212. O Rensberger 2MS. G Sorensen 215. R Prunes 211- C wogoman 200 Tuesday Night Ladies Final Standings Maple cent tr i 52' a Bellman s Cate 7* S 3 Syracuse Rubber ?4 5* DasKeHer -’2 k s 5«; Wawasee interiors 70 *? Counting House Bank 55’t 7*:? Augsburger s 54 i 77'y Mwiie's <3 t* H.gn team game ano series Bellman s Cale - M> 2425 SOO series S Hoover 202 173 S3*. S Ke*m I*s. >(t 523 M Solma 1*». 172. I*s 50* *SO series B Milter I*7 137 4*7, p Green 1(3 an J. WOrtmger IM I*o 4*o. S Gilbert I**. >*o4(s. J Hoover IM 1*4*71. I Dull 1«* I*o 470 m Reeve I*s *** N Peterson I*7 4*3 E Wogoman 173 *se I*o game* S Huiiey »M A May I7< u Gilbert 172. P Smith I*4 J. Drake I*2 B R inker I*l

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Tv»MUy ‘ Afternoon Final Standings Frog Tavern 78 42 1 American inc 76 44 State Bank 7s> i 49' r Donna s Cut N Curl 68 52 Beacon 64-56 Mocks Marine 59 41 Mastercraft 57 63 Butler B*OS Signs $6 64 L* Petite 54 64 Precision Automotive 50 70 Lakeland Laundry 46 74 Ace Pest Control 39‘? 80't High team game and series Frog Tavern - 747 2X7 500 series M Dixon 500 450 series M Rensderger 449 K. McKibben 479 C Stone 471. 5 McLean 451 S Brown 483. E Hughes 446. 8 Kay 471, X. Neff 487. M Knudsen 463. J Dumthan 460 M Bucktr* 463. A Dahlstrom 471. 5 Stabler 496 P Hoover 468 200 games M. Rensberger 201 170 games M. Dixon 191. K. MtKibben 189, 171, L Crow 175. C Stone 170. S Brown 194. L Neff 146. E Hughes 177. M Knudsen 143. M Bucklew 180 M Deck 197 A Dahlstrom 177, Sj. Stahley 179. P Hoover 173 Friday Night Mixed Final Standings Stahl y-sti I Ison 49 15 Thwaits Grain 48 16 Beacon 40 24 Why Knots 37 27 MAT 34’7 29> 2 Dull s Trucking 34 X Mastercratt 34 X Thornburgs Drugs 33 31 Wawasee Electronix 32 32 Zimmermao'sGravei .30 34 Syracuse R jbber 30 34 Keiths PAH X 34 Abrell Construction X 34 Maxwelton X 34 Wick s Marina X 34 Leegos 28 36 Outlaws 24'-? 35’7 Village Tao j 24 *0 Sea Nymph 24 40 Das Keller 18 46 500 series D. Hawes 505. J. Kern 523, K Tobias 505. G Baker 514. E Kamp 506. L Knispei 541, G Hepler 507 450 series women L. Welty 442. L Gilbert 471. B Kline 494 200 games L Weitv 204. D Hawes 201. 0 Jones 204. L Eply 210 170 games women S Tobias 142, B Kline 147. 173. K Knisley >4O Thursday Night Ladies Thornburg Drugs 43 33 Zarse Plumbing A Heating 80 36 Lynn Feller ins 69 47 Pilcher Shoes 64 44 Wawasee Electronics 65? 50't Lancer Products 65 51 Kale island Beacon 63 S 3 N W Fireman's Auxiliary 61'? 54'? Farm Bureau Co Op 59 57 Village Lounge SB’ s 57’? Bud s Bar 54' 7 57'? Geil's Keyboard Music 58'? 57'7 Regent Homes 57 59 Lake City Bank 54 62 Art A Alice s 49 67 The Arrow Corp 46'? 69 7 Pacemaker Bldg s 43 73 Golden Grain Popcorn 43 73 Bechtold Plumbing A Heatmg 40 76 Sleepy Owl 38 78 H,gh team series and game Zarse Plumbing A Heating — 2422 872 . 500 series. A. Peterson 549, C Peterson 5<2. S Stahley 539. S Zarse 532. K Knisley 524. H. Taylor, 526. A Stahley 506, E Price 503 J, Harter 501 450 series N Shields 494, C Simpson 490, C Blosser 443 B Miller 481, J SHoaugn 472. V Perm 470 B Kern 460. L Ulrey 459. L Welty 458 I Menoe 455 K Harley 452. O Hire 451 200 games A Peterson 238. 5 Stahley 231. H Taylor 216. C Peterson 208. C Simpson 202. A Stanley 202 170 games C. Blosser 199. S Zarse 198. 176. L Uirty I*B. D Walton 198. J Harter 194. N Shields 194. K Kmsiey 190. 180. C Peterson 182. E Price 181. D Byrket 181. B Miller 178. A. Peterson 177, S Bucher 17a H Taylor >34. V Penn 17A D Jemtgan 171 p Benson 172. D Thwaits 172. F Money 172. B Hamilton lift. J Siabaugh 170. a Stahley 170. B Kern 170 Hits A Misses BAB 79' ? 40' 7 Schult Homes ’* <2 Galloway sExcavatmg 67 S 3 Multin's Texaco 66 54 Campoeii'sMarket 62 58 Maple City tool 62 58 Wawasee Bpwiers 40 60 L4O Appl -cators 56 1 63 7 Avon Calling 5* ** Thornburg Drug 54\? 65? Bud s Bod y Shop 524 67? Stover's 52 48 Skyline Luxury Homes * MPm Bowl wuards 42 U High team game and series Stover's — 686 1936 SOO ser.es O Butler 572. R Braiet 552. M Donaldson 546 G Stover 542. G Sorensen 536. M. Tetmen 527. L Newman S». ». Campbell 521 B S<aoaugn 513. K Jensen 508. N RMHord 586 4so series women 5 Gilbert 461 F Money 481. B Miher 457 200 games M Tatman 21A M Donaldson 309. D Golden 205 B Siabaugh 204. D Butler 202. L Newman 202. G Sorensen 201 170 games women F Money 180. E Tatman I*o. S Gilbert in. B Miller 171

x ■ Milford Business Final Standings Waiter's Drug 4Mb, SBb’ Campbell's Mkt 40 24 Sharps Hdw 35 29 Bud'S Bar 35 29 Smith s Sunoco 34 X Berk s Body Shop 32 32 Augsburger's 31’7 32’2 Barth, inc 28 36 C. S Myers 27Vs 36’.? Little A Clark 27 ? 36’7 Wicks Marma X 34 Scott's Landfill 38 44. High team game Waiter Druds — 1069 High team series Campbell's — 2955 600 senes J. Bray 606 500 series K Mathews 572. G Sorensen 581. D Swenson 506. K Plikerd 513. B Piikerd S3S. D Wuthrich 572, P Wuthrich 511. B Clemons 523. J deSomec 552. F Manges 504. F Groves 577. P Campbell 581, L Newman 578. D Butler 527 200 games G. Sorensen 212. K Mathews 208. D Swenson 200, J Bray 222. D Wuthrich 201, R Garber 212. J deSomer 209, F Groves2o6. P Campbell Xl. 205. L Newman 216 B Simon 217 Campbell s won me roll oH over Walter Drugs for the league championship — 3044 to 2969 I ■ Girls tennis hits first victory By ESTI KEEN After their defeats by Adams and Culver the Warrior girls retaliated by netting Concord 14Teresa Carpenter. No. 4 singles player, was the only team member to win the straight sets (6-4, 7-5). Dawn Price won against Lisa Lattimer (6-3, 5-7, 75), Sue Krug won against BeckyBaker (4-6. 6-1. 6-2) and Pat McQuillian defeated Amy Black (3-6. 6-4. 7-6). In the doubles competition Tammi Schumm and Killie White scored over Gaye Krauter and Linda Lentz (6-4. 2-6 7-6). A tie in the No. 2 doubles match between Wawasee’s Kathy Brouwer - Jan Laughlin and Concord s Becky Kibell-Joan Langenhop had to be called at the end of two sets for darkness with each pair winning one set each. Executives stay slim to work Most executives stay slim in most cases because the overweight don’t have the stamina for the long climb up the corporate ladder, says James Miller, a leading midWestern businessman. Fat people eliminate themselves because they have more health problems and tire mure easily, he told the Diet Workshop, East Meadow, N.Y. Outlook foresees business rise The combined production volume of 28 industrial nations will climb 4.4 per cent in 1976, according to the World Business Outlook compiled by the Economics Department of McGraw-Hill Publications Total value, the surveyfinds. will rise 13.6 per cent, a figure which combines real growth with an 8,8 per cent average price boost.

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Warrior golfers 5-2, defeat Central, Bremen

By ESTI KEEN The green and gold golfers undershot Elkhart Central 331335 for a victory April 13. Rob Zurcher captured the Wawasee low medalist honor for the A team with 81 strokes. In B team competition Mark Hoover earned the low medalist spot to pull the Warriors a 341-356 win. Thursday Elkhart Memorial provided tough competition in a 321-318 victory. Gary Miller fired an outstanding 75. three over par and placed himself in the lowmedalist spot. The B team was defeated with a 349-346 verdict — 83 was the low medalist tally by Brian Siabaugh. Second In Tourney South Shore golf course was bustling Saturday while the fourway tournament was underway. Wawasee performed second under South Bend Riley whose score totaled 305 Wawasee tied Homestead with 316 but took over when they won the play-offs.

3 track records set by Warriors

By ESTI KEEN The WHS boys' track squad led the show at their home battling grounds April 8 when they went against Manchester. They ran up 70 pants over Manchester's 56. Spearman and Rhodes scored double individual victories for the Warriors. Spearman in the high hurdles clocking 15.8 and 21.7 in the low hurdles, Rhodes posted 153' 10” in discus and 54' 5 1 4” in the shot put. Kroh took the 440 with a 55.2 clocking and was a member of the winning mile relay (Kroh. Hamman Stoffle. Conway) with 3:49.3. Also Winning for the Warriors was Ousley in the high jump with 5’ 10”, Gilbert in the two mile pacing a 10:30.1. The B team , lost 4067. Win Triangle Wawasee won peak honors at the triangle meet here April 13 Triton and Northfield followed Wawasee’s 834 pants with 774 and 28 points respectively. Really giving their opponents a tough time Warriors had three double winners. Spearman captured the high hurdles with 16 0 and the low hurdles with 21.3. Walker took the 440 with 55.0 and the 220 with 24 8. Rhodes stole discus with 170’ 5” the state best and the shot put with 54' 54”. Also winning for Wawasee were Gilbert in the mile with 4:46.3, Popenfoose in the 100 with 11.1, Allen in the long jump reaching 18.1, Ousley in the high jump with 5' 10”. and Shock in the two mile. Last Thursday the Warriors competed against East Noble and

BRI AN SLABAUGH Low Medalist , Columbia City lost with 344. Brian Siabaugh not only took possession of the low medalist title but broke the school record as he fired 74.

Dekalb. Wawasee with 50 placed second to Dekalb with 73. East Noble took third with 36. Wawasee exhibited several excellent performances as Rhodes heaved the discuss 166' 10" to trap first, and threw the shot put a school record distance of 56' 11”. Spearman also posted a new school record of 15.6 in the low hurdles Also taking a first was Hamman in the 880 with a time of 2:04.4. The B team placed third with 20. Dekalb with 60 was first, and East Noble had 54. ISABELLA DIES Queen Isabella of CastiUe died Nov. 26, 1504. leaving Joanna as her heir.

Republican-Congress Erwin What others say about him President Gerald R. Ford “1 welcome this opportunity to express my person*! appreciation for the distinguished contribution you have made to the strength and well being of America’s smaller cities and rural areas.” Ronald Reagan “You are the only government official I know who kept a sign in his office which reads: ‘Someone has worked, or will work, for every dollar that we spend.* The truth of that statement needs a higher profile in our nation's capitol.” Earl L. Butz. “We need more people in the Congress with your experience, your background, your talents, your dedication, your basic integrity, your abiding patriotism, and your complete confidence in the destiny of America.” ** Erwin has both feet on the ground — the 2nd. District ground k. th- U.H • >.» hr I «W— < WM»«l~ < » <-»r*» < kwwM (rur Swilk lit kaarwM. UiffiktMh IreamMTpr Republican-Congress Erwin

Bremen On to Bremen. Monday, the Warriors sliced a 158-181 victory. Coach Rudy Cesco’s crew got 2 over par 38’s from Gary Miller and Rob Zurcher. In the B team match Mark Hoover fired a 43 to ease The Warriors a 183-199 triumph Wawasee. now 5-2 over all and 2-0 in the NLC are scheduled to travel to the Oak Hill Golf course to meet Concord Wednesday.

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