The Mail-Journal, Volume 13, Number 15, Milford, Kosciusko County, 5 May 1976 — Page 8

THE MAIL-JOURNAL — Wed., May 5,1976

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I V w 1 f FIRST IN STATE — Mary Vester, charming seven-year-old daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Richard L. Vester of r I North Webster, won first place in beginners in the seven-year-old division at the Indiana state twirling contest held in Anderson last Saturday. Mary received her crown and trophy for the first place ranking. She has been in competition for about a year and while she has several trophies for twirling and modeling this is her first first place award.

Tuesday ladies hold spring awards banquet

The Tuesday Afternoon Ladies Bowling league at Syracuse met at a Syracuse restaurant for their spring banquet and awards presentations on Tuesday. The Lakeland Laundromat team members were hostesses for the event Each place was set with a polk'd marigold plant and rnacrame hangers Large clay pots of marigolds and petunias were given as door prizes Melody Rensberger, Linda Jones, Linda Crow. Kathy McKibben and Mary Lou Dixon, members of the Frog Tavern team, were league champions Their trophies were trimmed with stars and stripes in keeping with the Bicentennial year \wards Other awards were as follows High team stenes Scratch-State Rank of Syracuse. 2.423

Syracuse wins Lakeland invitational track meet

The Syracuse Yellow Jackets walked off with top honors in the lakeland junior high invitational track and field meet held April 29 on the Wawasee high school track In second place was Fairfield with 504 North Webster was third with 34. Pierceton was fourth with 26, Wakarusa 214, Milford 20 and West Noble 17 New Paris racing season underway The 1976 racing season is now underway at the New Pans Speedway with 14 events being run off every Saturday night in the late model, hobby stock and road runner classes Time Inals are at 6 30 p m and the first spring event is at. 7 45

NEW PARIS SPEEDWAY 6 MILES NORTH OF SYRACUSE — SATURDAY — First Race 7:45 Tops In Racing On Fast Oval 14 Big Events

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High team series handicapMocks Marine, 2.397 High team game scratch-Frog Tavern, 882 High team game handicapBeacon, 845 High individual game-Melody Rensberger, 220 High individual senes and average-Donna Johnson. 599 and 166 Most improved average-Donna Rider. 13 pins Election New officers elected for the ensuing season are President — Bonita Nine Vice president — Ann Dahlstrom Secretary-treasurer’— Pat Hoover Sergeant-at-Arms — Leila Connolly

Event placmgs are as follows . Ixng jump. 16'3" — Kirkdoffer F. Ouslev NW. Mock NW’. Miller P, S Brown M Shot. 40'30 3 4" — Hoffer F, Avery S. Stevenson S, Lynch WN, Howard P \ High jump. 5’4V (new record! — Stevenson S. Marose NW and Coy F < tie), Coy NW and Brovant W (tie) Discus. 114'5” — Stevenson S, Spitler S. Bidwell P. Huff WN. Templeton NW 120 low. 17.7 — Coy F. Shipley S. Lander NW. Wogomon WN, Gansi S Mile run. 5:20 1 — Morris M. Mock NW. Rohrer W, Boyer S. Allen NW 100 yard dash. 11 9 — Spitler S. Kirkdoffer F, Miller P. Tinkey P. Hernandez M 440 yard dash. 61 1 — Coy F. llardev S. Anglemever W. Baker P, Bidwell P 880 vard run. 2:21 4 — Ousley NW. Morris M. Coffmari S. Yoder W. Miller F 220 yard dash. 27 3 — Spitler S, Kirkdoffer F, Lynch WN. Leatherman W. Hernandez M Pole vault. 10'3” inew record' Gamer F. Lanner WNp Yoder W, Morns M Mile relay. 4 15 3 — Fairfield. Syracuse. Pierceton. Milford. Wakarusa ' 880 relay. 1:50.5 — Syracuse. North Webster, Pierceton. West Noble and Milford

Youth Center track results Youth center director Dan Caskey has announced the following results of the elementary track meet: 440-medley relay first sprints — Mary Detert, Shelly Rogers, Dave Workman, Brad Sherk, dashes, comets, milers 110-yard dash — Jeff Thorn, Mark Detert. Rick Armstrong, Kevin Tracey Long jump — Mark Detert. Bob Galloway, Steve Dunithan. Mark Walker 220-yard dash — Jeff Thorn, Mark Detert. Rick Armstrong, Kelly McDaniel Standing jump — Ken Lisor, Edison Johnson. Dan Clodfelter, Michele Hooley 880-yard run — Mark Detert, Kevin Smith, David Workman, Steve Dunithan 660 medley relay first sprints — Weaver, Ladd, Thornburg, Galloway Second dashes — third, comets, fourth, milers 880-yard medley relay first spnnts — Mark Detert, Shelly Rogers, Dave Workman, Brad Sherk 440-medley relay comets — Barry Taylor, Kelly McDaniel, Curt Cobbum. Edison Johnson; second sprints, third milers, fourth dashes Next meet. Saturday. May 8.10 a m time is set at the Syracuse junior high track.

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County Firoplace Co 47 21 Liquor Locker 44 24 Oiarlie's Ten Pin 42 26 Wawatee Bowl M. K Golden Grain 36 32 Cbne 6 M 32 Pilcner j snoej 3S 33 Bud » Body Shop 35 33 Barbee Hole! 33 3S Anderton Pa«nt 31 37 Kurly l Keglert 31 37 Parker’s Hybr>es 24 44 Beacon 23 45 Electronics 21 47 Final 2nd Halt h >gn team game ana ser >es F ireplace Cp - 998 2714 " M 0 senes J Kern 602. A Baker 621 500ser.es H Bartman 511. D Thibaut 513. L. Welty 513. L Vance $53. M GansSorn 50«. H Schrock SSO R Hlbscnman $52 M Tatm «n $72. G Whitacre S*4 q Simon 51$. Doug Smith Ss3. T Jones sl6, R Braze! S4O. E Honning s7s. M Dorsey SS7. D St.cnter $69 B StrieOy $2? C Letnoach $64. G Sorensen 5*2 J Wilton 509 W Aider ter SH. L Mollenhour $72 E Harting SOO. D Houter sl7. C Eby $36. E Coburn $26 D Pilcher 559 W Stahly s3s. F NyikOS Ml • 200 games J Kem 202 203 H Schrock »J 209 R H.bschman 2W. M Tatman 210. A Baxe’ 246 R s<mon 21A E Hanning 236. R Brazei 21A D Stichtoe 210. C Lembach

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214. G Sorensen 203, 231, L. Jones 201, C Ebv .300. D Pilcher 205. W. Stahly 205 Thursday Night Ladies Thornburg Drugs 90 34 Zarse Plumbing & Heating 41 Pilcher Shoes 74 50 Lynn Feller Ins 71 $3 Kale Island Beacon — 58 54 Lancer Products : 68 56 Wawasee Electronics | 67’i s6’7 Farm Bureau Co Op 66. 58 N W Fireman's Aux 65}T sß'i Village Lounge 63’> 60'1 Bud'S Bar 63'7 60'7 Regent Homes • 62 62 Geil’s KeyboartfMusic s9'7 64’t Lake City Bank ' 58 66 Art i Alice's 55 69 The Arrow Corp 49'i 74'7 Pacemaker Bldg’s 47’7 76'7 Bechtold Plumbing & Heating 44 80 Golden Grain Popcorn 44 80 Sleepy Owl 40' 7 83'i High team series Thornburg Drugs — 2262 High team game The Arrow Corp — 805 500 series S England 523. L. Welty 519. L Culbertson 509 S Stahley 505. D Glon SO3 450 series: X Slabaugh 498. H. Taylor 496, k Harley 487. C Peterson 486. B Hamman 477. K Knisley 475. A. Stahley 472. F Money 468. B Kem 466; i Menjie464. N Shields 461. C Blosser 460. A Peterson 459, K Hamilton 457. V Penn 451 200 games S England 216. L, Culbertson 210. L Welty 202 170 games A Karesh 199, K Knisley 195. D Glon 192. C Simpson 191. 174,’C Peterson 190. J Slabaugh 188. 183. B Hamman 185, S Stanley 181. 179. K Harley jßi. 179. A Peterson 180. P Loeti 190. L Berkel 1,79. K Hamilton 178. H Taylor 1?8. V. Penn 176, E Price 175. B. Kern 172. B Groft 170 Hits * Misses B&B 81'7 46'1 Schult Homes 81 47 Galloway s Excavating 73 55 Mullin's Texaco 68 60 Maple City Tool 67Vj 60'7 Campbell's Market 65 . 63 Wawasee Bowlers 64 -64 Leo Applicators 62’7 65's Bud's Body Shop sß'7 69 Vj Avon Catling 58 70 Thornburg Drug 57Vj TO'.y Skyline Luxury Homes 56 72 Stover's 56 72 Pitvßowl WitardS 47' 7 80' 7 High team game and series Galloway's Excavating — 687 1941 500 series C Galloway 568, K Knisley 554. B Simon 551. M Donaldson 531. G Stover 518, D Butler 514. D Golden 509. G Sorensen gw 450 series women: S Gilbert 462, 8 Newman.4s7. S Brown 454 TOOgames D Golden 218, C Galloway 205. 202 170 games women B Hanford 179, C. Acton 170, R Lanti 170 Sunday Nite Mixed Fairmont Homes OSA 46'7 Martin's Feeds 7 8'y S3V» Charlie’s Ten Pin 77'7 MW L. SM F T 70 62 Scott's Yamaha 6717 64Vj Lakeland Standard 64'7 67W Mr Pickwick 64 68 Tearn 7 62' 7 69’7 Syracuse Traveler, inc 61 71 Taylor Wholesale 59 73 Team 9 52 80 Vicki’s Beauty Salon . 50 82 Final Standings High team game and series Scott's Yamaha - 747 1980 500 series D Hamilton $24. T Davis 523, S Beavers 522, K Koontz 507. D Jones 502 450 series women . L. voiano 491, D. Glon 4*2. M Rensberger 464. B Hamilton 463 200 games S. Beavers 225, T Davis 215 170 games women N Hill 191, M Ren Sberger 184. L Wand .179. D Glon 172 Land O Lakes Syracuse Traveler 48 14 Syracuse Legion 42 18 State Banka* Syracuse 41 19 Ligonier Elks 38 72 Crow Rooting 37 23 Knights o» Columbus 35’7 24' 7 Vanator Construction 34 26 Vega 33' 7 MW N W Legion 31 29 Frog Travem 30’1 29Vi Goshen Auto Elec 30 30 Paul's Ceramic 30 30 Rinker Boats 30W White s Plumbing 8, Hea’mg 26 34 Kings Keg 13 37 Bishop sMarina 27 38 C & J Construction 21 39 Liberty Homes W1 W 7 Lakeland Mows 14' 7 45* 1 Harns Funeral Home >4 46 H,gh team game and series, L gon.er Elks — 949 2641 600 series G Sorensen 220. 211-614. M Durham 206 236 619 O Armbruster 243 60? 500 series C Wogoman 588 p Bright 528. H Bartman 516. J Morganthaier s4l. L Welty SIB. R Williams $U J Bonnstedt s4l. J Wortinger 517, M Yoder. 576, S. Rensberger-528 S Butt $34. L Ryman 542. M Simon 509 E. Coburn 514. J Voiand SOO. R Knisley SU. K Kgonti s9l. K Knisley $». R Simon 543. D Butler 5*3. H Gray 537, F Nyikos 529 C Fink $66. G Nor am an sls 200 games C. wogoman 246. R wogoman 200. J Wortinger 200. M. Yoder 221. M

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Durham 206. 236. G. Sorensen 220. 211. S. Rensberger 200. S. Butt 21$. l. Ryman 201. D Armbruster 243, R. Knisley 200. 221. K Koontz 235. K Knisley 201. R Simon 216, O Butler 227, c. Fink 201. D. Karesh 207, G. Nordman 211 Tuesday night league has spring banquet A bicentennial theme was used throughout the spring banquet for members of the Tuesday Night Ladies bowling league Tuesday at a Kale Island restaurant. Following the dinner, a short business meeting was conducted by President Sue Hoover. The following officers were elected for two year terms: Vice president — Ella Dora Wogoman Treasurer — Joan Hoover Secretary — Barbara Miller Barbara Brandt received a trophy for having the most improved average. She was also awarded a triplicate patch frdm the Women’s International Bowling Congress., The Maple Leaf team consisting of Mary Halsey, Joyce Castro. Lois Gilbert, Cathy Gilbert, Marti Thompson and Janice Ryman won the league championship. Jonesville Frontier canoe race is set Six inch wide canoe paddles, similar to those used by the frontier paddlers of a century ago, will move all of the contestants in the Jonesville Frontier Canoe race, Jonesville. Mich., on May 15-16. With two dams to Portage and seven small bridges and logs to get over, the course closely resembles the frontier stream of the past century. Also, it is the only canoe race in the country that goes through a 200-foot long tunnel. Based on the number of early entries received, it appears that the number of contestants will double last years’ count, according to J. M. Dellinger, chairman of the race committee. More than SSOO in trophies in the Bicentennial motif will be given to the winners of the first three places in each division.

Girls track posts a clean slate this week By ESTI KEEN The undefeated Warriorette track squad of Coach Marsha Carpenter turned jn a double victory during their triangle meet on their home course against Rochester and Warsaw last Wednesday. Ahead by leaps and bounds Wawasee’s 70 doubled the total score of the second place team. Warsaw, with 35. Rochester totaled 28 team points. The Warriorettes hardly gave their opponents a fighting chance as they took first in 10 out of 13 events Pocketing double victories for Wawasee were Brouwer in the long jump with 16'44” and the softball throw with 193’0” and Spearman in the 100 yard dash clocking 11.4, and 26.3 in the 220 yard dash. Also taking first for the Warriorettes were Amos in the high jump with 4’11”, Boyer in the mile with 6:24.5, the 880 yard relay (Bice, Holtzclaw, Cox, Fouts' posting 1:57.7, Byrd in the 440 yard dash clocking 69.3, The 440 yard relay (Yoder, Brouwer, Bice. Spearman) with 52.8, and the 880 yard medley relay (Bice. Holtzclaw, Cox. Fouts) posting 2:03.3. With a clean slate the squad is scheduled to attack Tippy Valley here today (Wednesday) for a* 4:30 meet. Girls can vie with boys now Girls can try out for all school athletic teams, including football, the Washington State Supreme Court has ruled. The court said an interscholastic association's ban on girls’ participation was a denial of equal protection under the federal Constitution.

Tournament of knights entries are announced

Names have been announced by Ron Raber, executive director of the International Palace of Sports Youth Foundation, North Webster, for the first two entries for the fifth annual tournament of Knights. The list is headed by Mike Hill, age 17, sponsored by the Yorktown high school athletic department of Yorktown high school. Mike is a two-year letterman in basketball and was voted the most valuable player for the 1975-1976 basketball season He has also earned three letters in baseball. The next entry is Jay Henderson, age 19. sponsored by Yorktown lettermens club, also of Yorktown high school. Jay received seven varsity letters in his high school athletic career. The letters were for basketball, baseball and cross country. The foundation will award SI,OOO to sponsors of winning

Wawasee takes Rochester relays

By ESTI KEEN In spite of chilly feet at the 24th annual Rochester relays the Wawasee track team warmed up to a first place in class A competition last Monday. Totaling 67 points it was Wawasee’s fourth title in eight years and the sixth time in the same span they have finished first or second. Maconaquah was far behind with 44, followed by North Woods 39, Plymouth’s 38. Manchester’s 37 and Rochester's 31. Peru and Tippecanoe Valley'tied for last with 18 points. Wawasee’s Jerry Rhodes lead the team scoring 12 points by winning the shot put and discus and breaking two records in the process.

Golf team never stops ...

Once the Wawasee golf team gained momentum its members weren’t about to halt as it rolled over Culver Military 320-333 last Wednesday at South Shore Golf Course. Firing six shots under any other team-mate Rob Zurcher kept his possession of the low medalist title with 74; two over par. Brian Slabaugh was next in line with 80. Hans Morscher was low for Culver with 80. In B team competition Jim Hoover and Gary Brown shared the low medalist title with a pair of 58’s pacing their team to a 346352 victory. West Noble Neither did West Noble slow the Warriors as they passed them up with a 155-169 win at South Shore April 29. The Warriors were led by Rob Zurcher and Brian Slabaugh who shared the low medalist position with a couple of 38’s; two over par. West Nobles best effort came from Dave Schull who managed a 41. Coach Rudy Cesco’s reserve team was also victorious with a 169-216 win as Jim Hoover and Mark Hoover both fired 41’s. Warsaw Arch-rival Warsaw, previously 9-1 on the season, didn’t fail to follow suit as the Warriors

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contestants, while the contestants themselves will compete for the annual Sir Lancelot du Lac and Sir Galahad awards. The Sir Lancelot du Lac award is a replica of King Arthur’s magical sword “Excalibur” presented to the foundation by famed ABC-TV sportscaster. Chris Schenkek and the Sir Galahad award is an authenic sterling silver “Holy Grail’’ Chalice once owned by King George 111 of England. The Chalice was presented to the foundation by William and Alice Mollenhour of Warsaw. The International Palace of Sports Youth Foundation, 'leaded by Chris Schenkel, offers SI,OOO in prize monies to the sponsors of winning contestants in the tournament. Competing in six events representing the sports of baseball, basketball, football, golf, tennis and track, the Knight

Rhodes heaved the shot a season best 57’8" breaking a 15 year relays record of 55’3” and returned in the discus for a record breaking throw of 163’2”. The Warriors’ only other^ first place came for the 880-yard relay team. Rick Bauman; Dan W’alker. Dennis Spearman and Steve Cromer speeded the action up coming home with a 1:32.7 clocking, just a tenth of a second off the 1961 relays record, meanwhile establishing a new school record The mile relay team of Cromer, Tim Hamman, Walker and Kroh also set a new school record but only managed a third on competition with 3:31.4. Bauman, Dan Andrews, Popenfoose and Spearman

*■ £ K CNi F ROB ZURCHER Low Medalist squeezed past with a 161-162 victory. Rob Zurcher, Brian Slabaugh and Mark Hoover all fired 40 and won with.their team consistancy. Gary Miller was close behind with 41. The B team out shot Warsaw 159-172, while beating both varsity scores too. Rick McKibben was low medalist with an even par 36 out doing the best posted by the varsity.

winning first prize will be titled Sir Lancelot du Lac of 1976 and SSOO will be awarded to his sponsor; second prize winner will be titled Sir Galahad of 1976 and S2OO will be awarded to his sponsor. Third, fourth and fifth place winners will be titled Knights of Camelot, life members of King Arthur’s court and SIOO will be awarded to each sponsor. There is no entry fee required to enter the tournament and it is open to male graduates of accredited high schools who are sponsored by a non-profit educational, religious or civic organization, such as a school, band, fraternity, service club, Chamber of Commerce, etc. For further information or entry forms, write International Palace of Sports Youth Foundation, Camelot Square, North Webster, Ind. 46555.

finished second in the shuttle hurdle relay with the best time ever by a Warrior foursome, :47.0. The two mile relay team of Hamman. Kroh, W’alker and Gilbert ran in 8:25.0 < finishing third as Rochester set a record in the event. Teaming up for a third place in the medley relay was Popenfoose. Kroh. Hamman and Gilbert clocking 7:54.9. Mitch Ousley provided a 1-2 sweep in the shot put with a heave of 50’2" while Andy Wellman did his part in the discus with a fourth. Spearman took second in the hurdles and Larry Allen took a fifth in the high jump. The W’arriors travel to Dunlap for a NLC battle with Concord and North Wood today (Wednesday) at 4:30. Air force tests women security career program The air force will begin a test program to accept a limited number of qualified women volunteers for training as security specialists, according to officials of U.S. Air Force recruiting detachment 506. The volunteers will be the first enlisting to participate in the trial program utilizing women in the security career specialty. Approximately 120 women volunteers for the program will be sought by the air force recruiting service beginning this month, with enlistments scheduled for October and November 1976. Bases tentatively identified for the trial include Grand Forks air force base. N D.; Barksdale air force base. La.; Nellis air force base, Nev.; and Osan air base, Korea. Air forep recruiters in detachment 506, throughout western Michigan and northern Indiana, have more details for young women who are interested in applying for enlistment in the security specialist field.