The Mail-Journal, Volume 18, Number 12, Milford, Kosciusko County, 8 April 1981 — Page 8

THE MAIL-JOURNAL —Wed.. April 8,1981

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Sports

• FISH ARE BITIN’ — Jim Kid. r 2 Milford, spent some time fishing on Waubee Lake Tuesday afternoon and came home with two Northern Pike for his efforts. Kid. on the left, is holding a 30-inch Northern Pike and Oscar (Husky* Pefta. Jr. helps with the smaller of the catch, a 23-inch Pike. "Husky”, a seventh grader at Milford Junior High, is the 13-year-old son of Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Pena. Sr.

Youth League sign up is set at Syracuse

With summer quickly approaching. important times and dates are now set for the Syracuse Summer Youth League programs Sign-up for all leagues is scheduled for next Wednesday. Apnl 15, and Thursday. Apnl 16. from 6-6 pm and Saturday. April 18. from 9 a m-12 pm in the new gym entrance at the Syracuse school A small fee will be charged at this time Tryouts for minor, major leagues and girls softball will be Saturday. April 25 Minor League

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( GOLF LEAGUES 1 Wawosee Golf Club ■ (Sir SpracWN, M. (North Shor*) jA 9 Im+ial 1 V ¥ ’ • Tm., April U, 7ML 1 MU • Ums., Api 16,7 ML ■ '‘lf AtWowm—GoHOob V /W If Unabt* To Attend, C0H457-3tol '~' / And W*WWI Toko It From Th*r*. * Also Mixed Looquo w WWW Wil Mtf MMCUTWW

tryouts are 9-11 am. Major League tryouts are 12 noon until 2 p m and girls' softball tryouts begin at 2 p m A player draft is planned for Monday. April 27, at 7:30 p.m at the Syracuse Junior High School All Youth League coaches from Milford. North Webster and Syracuse communities are invited to the Youth League Coaches’ Clinic at Wawasee High School on May 2 and 16. from 9 a m until 12 noon Wawasee High School Coach Myron Dickerson will conduct the clinic.

M Simon 577. C Garner 5*2 L Longenbaugh S*7. Kevin Knisley S3*. Ken Knisley SS). G Knisley SSI D Knisley s*o G Lowe 517 T Cassidy Ml B Coburn 5*5 O Barhydt Sl*. C Anderwn ST*. D Hyde 542 J Smellier S3* H Cline 52* R Wogoman 502 C Fink 52* D Taylor 52* 200 game* C Eby 200 E Coburn 22* 202 W Stably 210. 211. J Kern 210. M Zellinger 202 D. Armbrv*t*r 235 R William* 207 J LPWO 272 C FruVxxir 710 B Plank 20*. CCobum 212. R Solma 201. 204. J Morganthaier 201. B Thweit* 224. M Simon 221. C Garner 221. -Ken Knl*ley 20*. D Knl*ley 200 G Lowe 202 B Coburn 217, C Anderson 205. J Smellier 2U.C Fink 201 Milford Bu*ine*a Campbell* Mkt 4*w ll'i Mathew* Body Shop 47W Wk Lakeline Cabinet W'Y 20Mi Sleepy Owl 3* 22 Speicher* Ins 33 27 Webster Legion 31 2* Walter* 3BW 7»W Little A Clark 30 30 UTS 24 ° 3* Wuthrich* 23 3’ Sharp* 23 37 Golden Rater 21 3« Milford Motor* 20 40 Auer* Automotive 11 High team game Sleepy Owl — 10*1 High team terle* Campbelt* — 3004 MOterie* 8 Simon *2* 300 serie* B Socor 531 J Bray *4* H Bertman S*i D Salter SI2. P Speicher $22. T Campbell SO3 P Campbell 5*2 L Newman 5*7. H Troup s3l. J Rink 5*3 K Defy SM B Sorensen ST*. K. Mathew* $27 L Mast Si« Jr Koheb- S2O J Com S4O. S We<»*er S3* J Perry S3*. J Bucher S2ID Weaver sal B Abel SI). E Kamp $35 A Bole* SOb. D Enm* SO2 D Wuthricfi S3* J Kuhn SOS G Smith Si* K Koontt 530 L Doty SO* G Pautt SM 200 games B Secor 20*. H Bertman Ml, P Speicher m. P Campbell 207 B Simon 7)4 211 L Newman HO 2» J Rmk 210. 8 Sorensen 230 J Corn 30*. S Wemer Ml O Weaver 225 Land O' Lakes Rteskarbwiit 3$ 13 Dari Point 3$ ’3 Cromwell Lumber J|V» W*» MM American Buildings 27W MW Knight* of Cotumbu* 2? 21 State Ban* ot Syracuse 27 21 C A J Caratruction 2$ 23 The Flower Shop 2$ 23 Frog Tavern 25 23 Syr acuee Legion 2* >* Crow Rooting Inc 24 24 Kuriy's Kegiert » » Whitacre Ekcavaftng 23 2$ J P MMwey Lounge 23 » See Nymph 21 27 Ligonier Elk's W 2* CiKiunodors Corp I* » Gropp's Fish of Stroh M 30 Wewaoeeßowi IT 3> Choiionge Metal » » High teem gam* and series State Bank o* Syracuse — Nl4 27** MB eerie*. SL Richmond Z37M* SBOserwe G Sorensen SSI J Korn ST*. G

Meet the Coaches' Night is set for Monday, May 11. at 7:30 p m. at the new Syracuse school gym. League play begins Monday, June 15. with all leagues vacationing from July 5 through July 11. for one week. A chicken barbecue is scheduled at the Syracuse Youth LeagueTield on Saturday. July 4 It will be open to the public, with all proceeds returning to the Youth League The baseball season then continues Julv 13 through August 1.

Galloway 550 W Benson 503. E Eash 521. J Hochstetler 5*5. R Mathew 501. B Secor 541. S Anderson S2l. C. Summerlot SM. B Eyer 545. G Price 54* G Newcomer 504 G Lowe s2l. J Warren s4l. P Leach 522. G Nordman SIS. J Pound* 500. K Saggar* S3*. P Fought 55* R Williamson 5t9. P william* 501. R Shiply 520. A Skinner 506. M Yoder 541. R Elniedel 517. M Sprague 523. R Hicks 541. M Durham 551. R Solina 503 S Butt SM. D Brady 506. S Kalisik 532. P Flanagan s3* R Graft 511. A Zimmerman SM. J Miller 532. W Hodge s*l, W Alderter SM. P Wilson 555. T Ervin 54*. C Mother 507 200 games G Sorensen 20*. C Galloway 2IA C Summerlot 21k B Eyer 200. G Newcomer 211 J Warren 202. P Leach 20*. P Fought 221. R Williamson 224. G Cogulllard Sr M7, M Yoder 214. R Einsiedel 211 R Hick* 202. S Butt 225. S Kolisik 211. R Williams 201 J Miller 200. A Zimmerman 210. R Grat* 213. W Hodge 230. W Alderter 200. P WUson 203 Tuesday ANerneen Ladies South Shore *3 33 Browers Sale* A Service 70't 45W LePetife MH MH Slat* Bank «* 47 Todd Realty «2H S3H Dewart Lake Marina M St YeOtde Pub STH 5*H Wyant Chevrolet ST 5* Teghtmever Ace Hw* $3 *3 Ma*tercratt s2'* «3W Beacon $1 *5 Ace Pest Control *3H 72H Rusty Armor Bakery 43H 72H Commodore 3»H T*H High team game Ace Pe*t Control — 7*7 High team series State Bank — 22*4 SM serie* B Kline 555 S Brouwer 50* M Remberger 505 L Jone* SM. M Davt* 511 E N DewiNSZT.R Gerrity 537. J Maher 530 450 series J Gray 452. J Rudaslc* 4T3. J Slabaugh 4*5. L Brower 471 A Berkey *M B Hinton *Mt. J Hay* 4*4 200 game* B Kline Ml J Rudasic* 201 S Brouwer Ml. M Remberger 202 M Davis 211 E N Dewitt 213 IMgame* B Kline 175.17*. J Gray 17a J Rudattcs 171 j Slabaugh im. 171. J Mock IM. B Garahom IM L Brower IM M Breyer IM S Koeer im M Remberger *M L Crow IN. L Jone* 171. IM. 177. J Waaiewyn MB. M Davis 177. A Berkey 171 B Htnfon I*l . E N Dewitt I*7. R Garrity IBS. »N 171 M Willard >*o R Lanti I*7. J May* M». L Johnson I*3. J Maher 171 N& 177 I till Barth, Inc 71H 40H Campbell IGA M 42 Motarefa *? 4S C A J Construction *5 47 BuT* Body Shop S3H SBH Gardner Farm* 45 *7 Usually Last 42 H MH JIT Enterprises 33H MH High team game and soriee Barth. Inc — Ml 2034 M 0 series B Simon 215-413 5M serie* P Canwbell s*l J. Kern s2l. P Leach 225 53*. P. Bright 17$. I*4 51*. P Flanagan 2» SR. D Wolterman 20fr 554 4SB sarie* $ Kern M 2. 174 4*l B Miller 171 4M S Gilbert IM 452 IMgame* C. Campbell I*2 Thersdey MgM LaMes Thornburg Drug* MH MH Jone* Food Canter 77H MH Jerry * Leethercratt MH 43H Geir* Music *3 M MmMMo *2 M Wawaeee Electronic* *IH MH Lake City Bank MH SIH Bud-sßar SBH S2H Pinchers Shoe* SB S 3 Feber's Insurance STH S>H Barth 5? 5$ Turtßar S4H 9H Mary * Hobby Shop S 2 M TbeGtMe 7B *3 Kale Island Beacon M M North Webeter Fireman's Aux 47 *$ Jay's Insurance and Realty 43H MW Shcwnakor s Pharmacy <3H MH Quackors 41 71 Stanley Steemar 37 7S H Igh *BB*a game sarie* - Orvgs-BTIMN JMserHt: I. PMUips S3*. P. Bright 537. C Becher SBA G Brown S2O. J Slabaugh SOI. J

SPORTS CALENDAR Week Os April 8 To April 15 MONDAY Wawasee golf Syracuse Junior High track 3:30 p.m., vs Elkhart boysandgirls Memorial and Goshen at 4:15 p.nL, at Fairfield ' Goshen Giris’ tennis 4 p.m., vs Fairfield at Junior Varsity baseball Wawasee 4:30 p.m., at East Noble TUESDAY Girls’Tennis 4 p.m., at North Wood Wawasee Golf 3:30 p.m., at Varsity baseball Wawasee 4:15 p.m., at West Noble Milford Junior High boys’ and Wawasee boys’ track girls'track 4:30 p.m., at Concord and 4 p.m., at Wakarusa Warsaw at Wawasee WEDNESDAY Junior Varsity and Varsity /'y'/ baseball XV./ 4:30 p.m.. vs Northridge at '• Wawasee

Clouse breaks three hours in Heart Watchers marathon .

Tony Clouse. Syracuse broke three hours in the Heart Watcher’s Marathon last Sunday in Toledo. Ohio The 26.3 mile race, with approximately 400 participants, began and ended at the University of Toledo.

Auker 503. E Haskins 511. K. Solina 54* M Whisler 505. H Taylor 54*. B Swlhart 524. R Gerrity 54». C Schwalm 504 450 series: M Cook 4*2. C Clifton 452 Jan Hays 472. C Shepherd 473. M Pautt 477. B White 487, L. Hawn 4**. S Corn 480, M Henning 4**, K. Knisley 4*l, D. Walton 4*l, F Money 455 D Coburn 468 C Nolan 4*7. S. Stahley 4*o, N Hayes 471. L Hansen 4*5, J. Myers 4*l. E Johnson 453. C Blosser 477. S Flanagan 456. D Glon 466 J Maher 462. N Geil 463. W Mitchell 472. N. Spurting 4W. Y Coburn 487. J. Reed 457. N Stump 484. L. Speicher 484. K Stone 452. N. Galloway 480 F Eby 472 200 games: I Phillips 210. G Brown 204.. J. Aukker 207, 218. E Haskins 200, K Solina 202. H Taylor 212. B Swlhart 201 160 games M Cook 160 167, C. Clifton it*. J. Skinner 167. J Hays 187. D Gose 172. I. Phillips 167. C Shepherd 166. M Pautt 167, IM. B Whit* 16*. 162, J Rudasics 166. L Hawn 177, 185, S Corn 17*. M Henn.ng 181. 181. K Knisley 17*. IM, D Walton 170. J Miller 161. J Knisely 183. P Bright I*2 176. F Money 164. D Coburn 17*. C Nolan 175. IBS D Fedderke 171 P Pollack 169 G Becher IM. 17*. 162. A Henson 178. 167. G Brown IM. J Slabaugh 167, 1«3. M Oft IM. S Stahley 17A 174. N Hayes I*l L Hansen >M IN. B Parker 167. J Myers IM 170. N Galloway IM. E Price 160. M Klssenger IM. I Menu* 171. 8 Leedy IM. R White 172. C Blosser 185. S Flanagan 178. S. McCarty 166. D Glon 171. J Maher I*7. K Solma 175. 172. B Hubarti I*3. N Geil 171. W Mitchell IM. 177. M Whisler IM. 16*. IM. N Spurting IB*. IM. Y Cobum 194. H Taylor IM. i? 4. j Reed 178. B Swihart 17*. N Stump 166 171. L Speicher 187. M Popenfoose 17*. K Stone 14*. R Gerrity IN. I*2 MB, N Galloway >W C. Schwalm 174, I*3. G Pilcher I*s. F Eby 171 Friday Night Mix rd Jim Moor* Motors )• U New Pari* Produce 37 1* Shoe Shack 35H 20H Overhead Door 34 22 Jeanettes Bridal A Formal , 33 23 Syracuse Rubber 33 i* Fairmont Home* 33 23 Oasis 3O’i 2SH Maple Leet 30 26 Todd Realty 2* 27 Hayraker 27 2* Keiths 24 32 Dipsticks 23H 32H Zimmerman Gravel 22 34 Abreil Construction 21 27 _ Wile* Motor* IBH MH The Farmers 12 40

16 area boys in U.S. wrestling tournament

Sixteen area boys participated in the US. Kids’ Wrestling Federation Tournament on Saturday, April 4 The event was held in LaPorte. Area winners, according to age and weight class, include: Matt Ringler, eight and under. 60 pounds, fourth {dace Brad Gemster. nine to 10, 60 pounds, third place; Dion Ridenour, nine to 10. 75 pounds, second place. Doug Gemster. 13-14, 75 pounds, first place; Jeff Welborn, 11-12.75 pounds, first: and Tom Mangas, nine to 10, 80 pounds, second place. Other champions include; Tim Mangas. 11-12, 105 pounds, first place; Brett Traviolia. 11-12. 85 pounds, first place; Brad Traviolia, 13-14. 95 pounds, first; Steve Yoder, 13-14, 112 pounds, sixth place: Danny O'Haver. nine to 10.110 pounds, first place; Jay Rhodes. 11-12.130 pounds, second

Clouse's time of 2:59:40 placed him, in the top 50 finishers. Clouse, who was accompanied to Toledo by his family, is a social studies teacher at the Milford Junior High School.

Frog * *3 High team game and series Jeanettes Bridal 8. Formal — 778-21*3 500 series L Ryman 508. L. Jones I*B. PISH. G Llske 555. D Rensberger 526 D Armbruster 504 K. Solina 175. 166. 177 518. R. Solina 222 535. T Burbank 504. B Epert I*o. 184 515, P Bright 17*. 179 508. L Gilbert 163. I*3 503. B Simon 200 585. R Halsey 504. R Hinton 500. L Epley 20151*. B Frenger 553. S Kern 20*. 203. 173 585, J Kern 210-530, B Thwaits 204 586. W Alderter 204. 213 593. D Smith 210-560. D Felkner 209 360 450 series J. Castro 186 486. S Opalek 172454. N Wiles 175 450, R. Davis 160-453. B Hamilton 182 468, G Thwaits 171, 1M 462. L. Alderter 457. P Felkner 160.163 471 160 games: J Rudasics I*7, D Reed 187. Z. Keim 163. M Bray 163. A Frenger 177 Sunday Night Mixed Slabaugh Canvas M 30 Auers «3 41 Village Plumbing A Heating 78 46 Millers 75 4* Sportsmans Bar >2 52 Bales Butcher Shop 70 54 Fairmont Homes ' . . M 58 ACX M M Wallace Welding 45 5* Commodore Homes 60 M South Wind Express 58 46 Tim's Marathon 5* M 4 Wheelers SSH MH TomCat* SS 69 Kale Island Bait 55 *5 Pacer Oil 45H 78H Alt Metal 41 7* No 6 21 W High team game and series Tim's Marathon — *•* 2021 500 series R Bartman $23. T. Ervin 536. D Hapner 517, S Richardson 543. M. Clevenger 55*. D Henson 55*. J Wallace SOl. C Wogoman 54*. B Swihart 583. C Summer lot 522. D Hamilton 520. D Glon 500. D Blosser 52* Kathryn Knisley sll, A Slabaugh 501. J Simpson 553. T White 500 450 series M Lambright am, P Bright 4*l. B Hamilton 454 J Miller 454. S. Krull 457 L Hawn 489. C Simpson 4*5 200 games S Richardson 201. M Clevenger 208 D Henson 232. C Wogoman 222. D Blosser 20*. J Simpson 205 160 games M Lambright 162 P Bright I*3. 183. J Wallace 17*. B Swihart 188, 188, i»5. B Hamilton 16*. J Miller I*s. D Glon 179. IM. S Krull I*2. L Hawn 17S. I**. Kathryn Knisley I*l. ,MB. 181. C Simpson 178.1*9. F Garber tM

place; and Jeff Cray. 13-14, 135 pounds, sixth place. Chris Yoder. Tony Germonprez and Jeff Miller also participated. The AAI Sectional will be April H at Rochester The top six qualify for the state meet on May 2 in Indianapolis The district tournament will be April 18 at Wawasee High School The top six qualify for the state, which will be May 16 in Lafayette. Stereo stolen Mrs. James Kaufman, Syracuse-Webster Road, Syracuse, reported someone entered her home between 8 a m and 10:47 am. on April 2, and stole her daughter ’s stereo. The Capehart stereo, two speakers and one speaker wire, taken from an upstairs bedroom, were valued at $295.

W &' wWmwm 1 JU -— -~— —— EMPLOYEES HONORED — The annual non-certified employee banquet for the Lakeland School Corporation was held Thursday evening, April 2, in Wawasee High School. The purpose of the evening was to honor four retiring employees who have accumulated a total of 87 years with the school corporation. Honored were Betty Ganger, secretary of North Webster Junior High School’s principal: Vivian Kern, custodian and cook: Lois Koher, cafeteria service manager: and Louis Firestone, corporation maintenance man. Shown above are Mrs. Ganger who has served 19 years: Mrs. Kern who has served 25 years: Billy G. Little, school board president, who made the presentations: Mrs. Koher, who has served 25 years: and Firestone who has served for 17 « a years. (Photo by Deb Fox >

Lakeland schools honor non-certified employees

Lakeland Community School’s non-certified employees were honored Thursday evening. April 2. at the annual banquet. Noncertified employees included, secretaries, cooks, bus drivers, custodians and teacher aids The main purpose of the evening was to honor four retiring employees, Lois Koher, Vivian Kern. Louis Firestone, all of Syracuse; and Elizabeth Ganger. North Webster. Following the evening meal, presentations were made to the four employees who have accumulated in excess of 87 years “It's a tremendous, outstanding record of loyalty and devotion." remarked Lakeland School Board President Billy G. Little. Little made the presentifions Mrs. Koher, who received a 25year award, started working for the school corporation in 1955 in the cafeteria of the Syracuse school. When Wawasee High Car scratched at bowling alley Jeff A. ZeUinger, 72477 SR 13 Syracuse, reported the entire length of his car was scratched while parked at the Maple City Bowling Alley on Pike Street. Goshen The incident occurred between 7 and 9:30 p.m. on Sunday, April 5. Damage was set at $75

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School began in the fall of 1968 she went to the high school and became the cafeteria supervisor From 1969 until present she has been the school service manager She and her husband. Maurice, have one daughter Elaine. Another 25->year award recipient was Mrs. Kern, who also began working in the Syracuse Schools in 1956 as part of the custodian staff. At Wawasee she started sharing her time between custodian duties and the cafeteria She and her husband. Bill; have one son. Roger, and two daughters. Sandra and Ruby. "I just want to thank everybody. I’ve enjoyed it all." remarked .Mrs. Kern. Mrs. Ganger, secretary at the North Webster Junior High School, has accumulated 19 years with the corporation. She began in the North Webster school cafeteria in 1962 and in 1964

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changed her apron for a desk when she became secretary to the school" principal. She has served as the principal’s secretary since that time Mrs. Ganger has two daughters. Cheryl and Paula The final award was given to Louis Firestone, who has served 17*2 years as custodian in the school corporation. He started in 1963 at Syracuse school and in 1970 became the maintenance man for the entire corporation He retired on January 9.1981. His wife. Paula have seven children. Jerry. Tom. Gary. David. Martha. Mary Jo and Peg “My 174 ■ years with the school has been good years, some better than others I've appreciated all of it." Following the presentations, the group was entertained with bluegrass music by The Moore Brothers.