The Mail-Journal, Volume 15, Number 23, Milford, Kosciusko County, 28 June 1978 — Page 8

THE MAIL-JOURNAL — Wed., June 28,1978

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Focus on Sports — r Look out Boston Marathon, the Flotilla Fun Run is cornin' I

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Timothy Kroh injured in bike, truck crash

Timothy Kroh, 15, 424 Lake St., Syracuse, is recovering in his home from injuries recently at 9:59 a m. Monday, June 26, in a

HELP WANTED ’ Ladies To Work La U A Part-Time In Our Mailing Department yj) ® 10 To 20 Hours M® A Week APPLY TO SHARON GILBERT THE MAIL-JOURNAL South Main St. Phone 658-4111 Milford ENTRY BLANK I Want To Participate In The 1978 Mail-Journal Flotilla Fun Run — Monday, July 3, 1978, 6:30 P.M. Starting At Syracuse City Park I Want To Run In The — REGISTRATION 5 P.M._ Name : — —— e Address —— — — School Or Running Club ALL CONTESTANTS MUST SIGN THE WAIVER, ALSO PARENTS IF YOU ARE UNDER 18 YEARS OF AGE \ The undersigned waives all rights and claims against the individuals, committee members, and officials sponsoring or working on The Mail-Journal Flotilla Fun Run and landowners whose land borders the Fun Run course, both individually and severally and acknowledges the above individuals and landowners assume no responsibility for accidents, injuries, or loss of equipment prior to, during, or after the event. The undersigned parents of children to save said individuals, and landowners are barless from any claim of said minors. $4 entry fee. Each entry will receive a T-shirt. Signed —. Date _— Parent's Signature If Above Is Under 18 Years Os Age — MAILTO: Wawasee High School Flotilla Fun Run Box 276 Syracuse, Indiana

bicycle-truck accident on SR 13 south of Syracuse near the B and K Drive-In. The boy received a four inch

laceration to the top of his head and an abrasion to his left knee. Syracuse ambulance crewmen took him to a doctor’s office, then

transferred him to Goshen Hospital. He was released from the hospital Tuesday morning. Police Officer Joseph Thornburg, who investigated, said the youth’s bicycle collided with a pick up truck driven by Glenn Rosenquist, 29, r 4, Syracuse, for Riblet Products, Inc. of Syracuse. Rosenquist was going west and beginning to make a right turn into the access road at B and K Drive-In when the accident occurred. There was no damage to the Rosenquist truck. Damage to the Kroh 1974 Schwinn bicycle was estimated at SSO. PASSES STATE TESTS — Alan Cable, son of Mr. and Mrs. William Cable of Syracuse, recently passed his state board tests in blood banking to become a medical technologist. ASCP, with a specialty in blood banking. A 1963 graduate of New Paris High School with a bachelor’s degree from McPherson College. Kan., he took his medical technology training at Evanston Hospital, 111., where he worked seven years. During 1977, he took his blood bank training at War Memorial Blood Center, Minneapolis, Minn. Since January 1, 1978, he has been section head for blood banking in the pathology department of Memorial Hospital, Appleton, Wise. His wife, Marilyn, from lowa, is also a McPherson graduate. They have two daughters, Monica, age nine, and Melanie, six. CALLANDER INSURANCE All Forms Os Personal And Business Insurance 155 W. Market Phone 773-4103 Nappanee

QflQ I L I state bank of I Syracuse I proudly presents the latest I HARKLESS COLLECTION I 41 n . | * * I I WAWASEE STEAMBOATS —a limited edition - available only through the State Bank of Syracuse Begin or add to your historical collection of Ken Harkless prints by opening a checking or savings account with a SSO deposit. Present customers may obtain prints by adding SSO or more to their existing savings accounts. Only 1000 prints have been created. Be sure to stop in at the bank or any branch to receive your collection of five Lake Wawasee steamboat prints which have been individually numbered and signed by Ken Harkless. FREE CHECKING ACCOUNTS I DAILY INTEREST STATEMENT SAVINGS

Look out Boston Marathon, the first annual Flotilla Fun Run is cornin’! _____ At this point, the Fun Run is only a gleam in its promoters’ eye, and no real threat to the now-famous 26-mile Boston Marathon, but hopes are that it will catch on and be a welcomed addition to the annual Lake Wawasee Flotilla. The Fourth of July celebration will be studded with such events as a Flotilla Ball on Saturday night, fireworks at the south end of Lake Wawasee and at the Syracuse city park. The Fun Run should be one more added attraction. Time: 6:30 P.M. Monday The Fun Run is scheduled for 6:30 p.m. Monday, July 3, at Syracuse city park, runners taking part in two events. The short run — 3.2 miles — will begin at city park and go around Maxwelton golf course and return to the city park, byway of North Shore Drive. The long run — 7.8 miles will make the above run, then continue around Syracuse Lake byway of a route outlined in the accompanying map. Runners in this event will begin about 10 minutes before the second runners step off. There will be trophies in five categories of each run. Each runner will be given a number and will be clocked so he will know how long it took him to make the full run. A $1 entry fee will be charged, $4 if the runner wants a T-shirt; emblazoned with Flotilla Fun Run. Lots Os Help The event is being sponsored by The Mail-Journal and is hoped to attract runners from the Lakeland community and from miles around. Such runs have become a big attraction and have become a part of city-wide promotions in numerous towns. The Flotilla Fun Run will have plenty of help to see it off successfully. For instance, Wawasee High School principal Henry Smith, a runner himself, is expected to command the microphone to get the event started, then be a competing runner. Also from the school are athletic director Carl Meditch and track and cross country coach Jerry Minton. WHS track star Lorene Spearman will be the official starter, but it is not known if she will be a participant or not. Syracuse city police and county sheriff’s deputies will assist in controlling traffic, and local Civil Defense members, under director Tom Gilbert, will be on hand with their Walkie-Talkie radios to control traffic. The EMS ambulance will stand by for an emergency, if it is needed. Also on this page is an entry blank runners are asked to fill out. Other than that, entry can be made at the city park from 5 p;m. Monday until the time of the race. With that, we can only say “Good Running, Folks! ”