The Mail-Journal, Volume 16, Number 8, Milford, Kosciusko County, 14 March 1979 — Page 9

ImH i §hm iffl '"- WjBL. „ JBVv »^«iHMMa M ^H|^p|9i -s^^ElJ FREE THROW CHAMP — Grace Stichter. Milford, is the basketball free throw winner in the Indiana Knights of Columbus fr i ee Throw, contest. Fort Wayne-South Bend Diocese. The contest was held at Milford Junior High School on Saturday, March 10, with participants from the South Bend and Fort Wayne areas. Grace was the top winner, making 20 out of 25 free throws in the girls age 12 group.

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Used batteries are stolen Sam Cole of Lakeland Standard in Syracuse reported to Syracuse police at 10:43 a m. Thursday of eight to 12 used batteries missing from behind the service station. Value of the batteries was placed at $2.75 each. | TENNISPLAYERS "j i Even when rackets look fine, i * they can lose tension. | Tension affects your gome. | | To got a FREE tension chock i V ... contact I JOHN LOCKE | Wawasee High School Or Call | 453-3939 After 5:30 P.M. |

Junior High wrestling invitational Saturday

Wawasee High School hosted its annual Junior High Wrestling Invitational on Saturday, March 10. Several area teams participated in the tourney. They included Milford, North Webster, Pierceton, Syracuse, Towncrest, Warsaw, West Noble and Whiteman. This year, 229 wrestlers entered the tourney and wrestled throughout the day on six wrestling mats. Itte final results in the tourney are as follows: Seventh Grade 75 pounds — M. Snodgrass Wa, A. Bayak T. C. Harris NW, B. Smith P, R. Shively Wh 80 pounds — J. Lowe Wa, B. Traviola S, M. Graff P, R. Washburn T, M. Finker P 85 pounds — J. Carden S, T. Baker WN, D. Bachtel C, S. Dunithan S. R. Caldwell Wa 90 pounds — D. Doll M, B. Holder T. M. Hearn Wa, N. Germonprez NW, T. Lohr T 98 pounds — D. Melendez M, P. Piper P, J. Yaget S, R. Martin S, J. Peachy Wh 105 pounds — D. Anweiler P, T. Blackburn M, A. Marker Wh, H. Cunningham Wh, M. Miller Wh 112 pounds — M. Hernandez M, D. Miller Wa, T. Shultz P, S. Kaufman S. D. Mast'P 119 pounds — J. Boggs P, B. Cannon T, M. Young Wh. M. Weddle T, R. Turner S 126 pounds — P. Castillo P, Henderson Wa, T. Schrock Wh, R. Easley S, M. Wood T 138 pounds — B. Hanft Wa, C. Shafer P. J. Cramsie S, T. Miller Wh, T. Frasher NW 160 pounds — Ottersburg Wa. M. Zimmerman Wa, B. Steger Wa, B. Abramson Wh Eighth Grade 80 pounds — K. Mosher P, D. Jamesmen T, A. Wilcoxsen P, R. Eveler T Youth Center event Lakeland Youth Center director Robert Harkness has given a reminder for the forthcoming Red Cross C.P.R. classes set at the center for all persons interested in taking lifesaving cardiopulmonary resuscitation classes. This will be an eight hour course, broken into two four-hour sessions, Tuesday, March 27, and Thursday, March 29, from 6-10 p.m. Further information may be obtained by contacting the center.

85 pounds — J. Loe P, B. Floss Wh, M. Wood P, S. Kauffman T 90 pounds — D. Love P, R. Espinoza Wa, J. Roa M, B. Hostetler Wh, K. Ulrey T 98 pounds — T. Martin Wa. B. Kisler S, C. Hardy P, E. Unzicker T, M. GUI Wh 105 pounds — T. Fancil Wa, B. Reimersma P, T. Welker NW, R. Monthly EMS report given Syracuse EMS captain Corky Wong has issued the following month end report for February involving the emergency unit: Total calls, 32; transport to Goshen Hospital, 24; to Elkhart hospital, two; to other hospitals, two; and non-transport, four persons. Ambulance calls in the town were 13; in the township, 16; and in other townships, three. Total miles traveled by ambulance were 914; miles traveled loaded in ambulance. 505; miles on town calls, 460; loaded miles on town cal is, 228; miles on township calls. 454; loaded miles on township calls, 214; miles on other township calls, 110; and loaded miles on other township calls, 63. Total miles traveled on nontransport calls was 37. Average time involved per call was one hour and 33 minutes. Vehicles collide in Webster Extensive damage was listed in a two-vehicle accident at 5:20 Monday evening at the intersection of SR 13 and George Street in North Webster, however, no injuries were reported. Damage was estimated at S2OO to a vehicle "driven by Carl Waugh, 21, of North Webster, and $1,500 to the car driven by WUma Ellis, 62, also of North Webster. Deputy Marshal Frank Winters investigated the accident. Chamber Orchestra presents evening program for BPW Members of the Syracuse Business and Professional Women’s Club met Tuesday evening for their regular monthly meeting, held at the Masonic Lodge, with 21 members and one guest, Kay Lowe, present. Preceeding a brief business meeting, the Wawasee High School Chamber Orchestra, directed by Ganette Smith, presented a program of musical selections. Gerry Byland received the door prize. Hostesses for the evening were Betty Ganshorn and Marilyn Stoops.

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'CjWft - |ft ft Tk b A v ’ftVj %(■ Jnft Sm| ft v wBShl M 11 MILFORD GYMNASTS — Shown above are members of the Milford Junior High School gymnastics team. In Iront. from left to right, are: Julie Schwartz. Marcia Evans and Kathy Weisser, In the second row, gymnasts include: Dawn Young, manager. Cindy Greenwood, Sharon Kohnstedt and Carolyn Baker, coach. In the third r>w, girls are: Dawn Baker. Melissa Baumgartner. Jill Patty and Lori Richardson. Finally, at back, ({ymnasts are: Christy Speicher, Jenny Patty and Naomi Garza. Not pictured ire Tammy Hare, gymnast and Angie Wise, manager.

Cited for improper passing in Goshen Tracv Jill Rinker. 17. r 4 Syracuse, was cited by Goshen police at 5:59 p.m. Monday for improper passing at an intersection following a collision. The Rinker woman, driving a 1974 Gremlin, collided with a turning 1972 Dodge being driven by Steven W. Schlabach. 16. of CR 34 Goshen. There were no injuries in the accident.

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