The Mail-Journal, Volume 15, Number 23, Milford, Kosciusko County, 28 June 1978 — Page 11

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Young at heart enjoy Festival

1 The Mermaid Festival in North Webster is not only queens and parades, it is also a midway filled with exciting adventures for the young at heart. Children can find excitement trying to win a prize, lower left, or just by riding down the big slide with a friend, lower right. Or, a child's imagination can be filled with wonderful things while taking a trip on one of the many rides offered, right.

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Silver Lake Days to be July 14-16

Carnival rides and a variety of events have been slated for Silver Lake Days on July 14, 15 and 16. The festival is sponsored by the Silver Lake Lions Club and the Silver Lake Area JC’s. The week end prior to that (July 8 and 9) a women's softball tourney will be held at the school diamond. Information on this may be obtained by contacting Mary Behny. On Friday, a pet parade will be held in front of the school at 6 p.m. This is for youngsters 12 years of age and under. A ribbon will be presented to all participants and a first place trophy will also be awarded. From 9 p.m. to midnight a good 'ol fashioned square dance will be held at the JC Hall featuring the Moore Brothers. Starting at 8 am., Saturday, July 15, the men will begin their softball tourney, also at the Silver Lake diamond. Information for this may be obtained from Steve Behny. Wheel barrow races will preceed the big parade and will run on the same route as the parade.

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Trying to exceed last years unit number of entries jjf 115. the Lions Club and the JC’s will kick off the parade at 11 a.m. on the east edge of town. The route will begin at Supreme Farmstead, go west to highway 15 and north three blocks, returning to Supremes. Ribbons and trophies will be presented for this event. For information concerning this event, contact Ken Graybill. The Emergency Medical service will have a smorgasbord at the Lions Building beginning also at 11 a m. and will run until 7 p.m. All proceeds will go to the South Central Kosciusko EMS. A four wheel drive truck pull begins at 1 p.m. behind the Lions Building. Information may be obtained by calling Dave Kerlin. After this event is over at approximately 6 p.m. the garden tractors will begin their pull at the same location . Ron Lynch is in charge of this event. Games will begin at the Lions Building at 7 p.m. while the teenagers will be at the JC Hall fora dance beginning at 9 p.m. On Sunday, the men will

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conclude their softball tourney and the big tractor pull will begin at noon. Both stock and modified tractors will run. Information on this may be obtained by contacting Dewey Davis. Concessions will be available all weekend with games and rides presented by Paul Erwin. All proceeds go for local projects. The Lions and JC’s want to urge everyone to support the local Donnelley's have new director The board of directors of R. R. Donnelley and Sons Company recently announced that Howard J. Trienens, a partner of the lawfirm of Sidley and Austin, was elected a director of this commercial printer, increasing the company’s board to 16 members. John K. Doyel, director of Eastern II Books Sales Division, was elected a vice president of the company.

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Wed., June 28, 1978 — THE MAIL-JOURNAL

World record tied in ski classic .

Even though rain stopped the Chris Shenkel Hoosier Water Ski Classic entrants from completing all three rounds in the slalom, jump and freestyle events last week end. crowds watching from the shore of Camelot Lake of the Valley, in between Syracuse and Milford, weren’t disappointed Fine performances could be seen from Wayne Grimditch. Kris LaPoint. Bob LaPoint and Chris Redmond, all taking top money prizes. Grimditch, from Hillsboro, Fla , taking first place in rounds one and two of the jump, walked away with a total of $1,563.50 for his two-day efforts. His two jumps were 172’ and |6B’. Kris and Bob LaPoint shared second place with a total moneyprize of $925.50 each Both the LaPoint brothers scored high in the slalom events, each taking a title in the two rounds Kris took round one honors with a run-off score of three consecutive buoys with five extra Bob took second honors with a run-off score of one and one-half consecutive buoys. During round two. Bob came out on top by unofficially tieing the world record with a run of 37 feet eight inches off the 7u foot rope. There is only 37 feet between the buoys, so he had to stretch to make his time. Both LaPoint brothers, who comt* from Cflatre Valley. Calif., have made the world mark in the past. Redmond, from Canton. Ohio, won his prize money of SBOS by scoring high in the two rounds of jump In his first round, he jumped 158’. He bettered that score with a jump of 167' in the second round. He also scored well in the slalom Taking fourth place honors in the classic was Terry Huber from’ LaPorte. . Winners in the jumping events, round one. were: Grimditch — 172'. S4OO. John Steinbuch - 169', $250; Mike Hazelwood — 164' $125; Redmond — 158'. $75; Scott Anderson — 158’. SSO; Paul

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Merrill — 158', $25; Mike Meek — 148’; Jim Boonstra - 133’; and Bobby Young — 132’ In the second round of jumping, winners included Grimditch — 168'. S4OO. Redmond. 167'. $250; Hazelwood 167’, $125; Anderson 165'. $75; Merrill — 1162’. S4O; Steinbuch — 158', $25; aleek — 147'; Boonstra — 139’ and Young — 133’. In the slalom events, round one. taking the top nine places were: Kris LaPoint — 56 buoys with a run-off of*three and five extra. $400; Bob LaPoint 56 buoys with a run-off of one and one-half buoy. $250; Redmond — 51 buoys. $125; Terry Huber — 50 and one-half buoys. $75; Hazelwood 49 buoys. SSO; Grimditch — and one-half Buoys. $25; Meek -- 47 buoys; Steinbuch — 38 and one-half buoys; and Bill Chesnell 37 and one-half buoys. Taking top honors in round two of the slalom were: Bob and Kris LaPoint; S4OO and $250 respectively. Redmond 51 buoys. $125. Huber — 46 and one-half buoys. $75; Chesnell — 46 buoys. SSO; Grimditch — 46 buoys, $25; Hazelwood 44 and one-half buoys; Steinbuch 43 and onehalf buoys, and Meek — 40 buoys This iwas the fourth annual Hoosier Water Ski Classic, under the chairmanship of Jerry Hickman The event was taped by station WSJV, channel 28. South Bend, to be* aired in late July. This will be the first time it will be aired on television with a possibility of it being televised on ABC's Wide World of Sports. Over 2,000 people were on hand both da vs to view tjie event, a record according to Hickman For the past three years, the classic was held at Nellans Lake, north of Warsaw f All of the 30 skiers competing will be entering the national championships scheduled for August at Tivoli Gardens. Mich

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