The Mail-Journal, Volume 20, Number 20, Milford, Kosciusko County, 1 June 1983 — Page 11
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AWARD WINNING RIDERS — Awards were given away last Saturday to the top money collectors in the recent Rotary Bike-A-Thon which was held to raise money for community projects. Joe Gray, center, was the top fund-raiser and he is being presented with his prize, a portable stereo system. Gray in turn pledged the value of the stereo to the Lakeland Day Care Center. Other winners pictured from the left are: Andy Keener, third place: Ron Thomas, second place: and Missy Boger, grand prize winner in the drawing, also held on Saturday. (Photo by Gail Widmoyer)
Joe Gray top rider
A total of 41 people participated in the Rotary Club Bike-A-Thon to help raise funds for community projects. Awards to the top money raisers were distributed Saturday in front of the Syracuse Library. Joe Gray was top award winner winning a portable stereo for collecting $543.40 for the cause.
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Gray in turn pledged the cost of the stereo to the Lakeland Day Care Center. Ron Thomas collected $l5O for the second place cash prize donated by the State Bank of Syracuse and Andy Keener collected $132.50 for the cash third prize donated by the Lake City Bank.
All riders who were present for the award presentation had their names placed in a drawing for various prizes donated by area businesses with Missy Boger winning the grand prize portable stereo. Other prize winners were: Ryan Schwalm won two meals from the Sleepy Owl; Barb Butler won two dinners from the Anchor Bar; Ron Thomas won two dinners from the Windjammer; Angie Colbert won two chicken dinners from the Ivy Hut; Andy Keener won a free dinner from Mary Ann Drive In; Tony Ganshorn won a Kentucky Fried Chicken gift certificate; Jeff Galloway won a gift certificate from Cocinero’s; Jamie VanLue won free dinners at The Beacon; Derin Keim won breakfast at the Syracuse Case; Neal Bell won one-half gallon of Dairy Queen ice cream; Jeremy VanLue won a hamburger basket from Three Flags Drive-In; Matt Ringler won dinners from The Shrimp Boat; Scot Colbert won two breakfasts from The Syracuse Case and one-half gallon Dairy Queen ice cream; Lisa Rinker won a hamburger basket from Three Flags and a breakfast from the Syracuse Case; Ryan Booher, Dan Ringler, Andy Kryder, Angie Garner, Josh Galloway, Chuck Dippon, Chris Ganshorn and Dewayne Boger all won free breakfasts from the Syracuse Case. Others participating in the ride but not present for the drawing were: Melody Anderson, Robbie Anderson, Sean Arnold, Brian Cole, Harold Cole, Donald Drake, Angela Keim, Bobby Livermore, David Long, Kenny Murphy, Nicole Neff, Terrie Quackenbush, Ben Ringler, Mason Robbins, Wally Smith, Jason Webster and Debbie Whitacre.
Summer
Swimming and summer go together
Swimming and summer go together and there’s no better place to look for water fun than in the Lakeland Community. There are public beaches on Milford’s Waubee Lake and at Syracuse’s Lakeside Park that have lifeguards on duty during swimming hours. There are some simple common sense rules that keep swimming fun and safe. It’s a good idea to familiarize yourself and your family with these rules: Never swim alone. Always use the buddy system. Don’t over eat before swimming and always allow at least one-hour after eating to avoid cramps in the legs and arms. Before entering the water be aware of conditions which exist in the area. It’s a good idea to ask other swimmers about depth and the lake bottom.
Summer dedication ♦ seen as golf key
By GARY LEWIS Veteran coach Rudy Cesco has seen it all as Wawasee’s only golf coach. Coming up with a situation at a high school meet he hasn’t been involved in before would be a rarity. But last week’s third-place finish in the sectional will go down in his mind as a first in his career. Never has he seen an entire team have such a bad luck day. Oh, he’s seen individuals falter before. But an entire team? That’s exactly what happened in Wawasee’s attempt to win the Churubusco golf sectional for the third year in a row. A series of bad holes by each member of the squad barely enabled the Warriors to return to regional action at LaPorte yesterday (Tuesday). “We consider ourselves fortunate to still be alive,” said Cesco. Wawasee’s youth, three juniors and a sophomore at the top four spots, has been reason for high expectations next season. Finishing the regular season at 13-3, winning the NLC title for the second season in a row, also meant added pressure to do well in the tournament this time around. “Because we’re young, we’re going to have days like this,” said Cesco. “This is the first time I had such a good, young team.” Air show at Warsaw June 12 The Warsaw Exchange Club of America and the Warsaw Pilots Association will present an air show at the Warsaw Airport on Sunday, June 12. The program will feature aerobatics, sky-diving, airplane and helicopter rides, radio controlled airplane demonstrations and more. A pancake and sausage breakfast will be offered from 8 a.m. until 12 noon, with concessions available in the afternoon. All pilots and spectators are welcome. There will be free admission and free parking. it COCINERO’S H MEXICAN DINING ® 2 ,1 3 Mexican Food & £ Sih Choice Steaks Sfe I Serving LUNCH &BINNEH I $8 SRI3S smcusE sk?: 457-5059
Never go into the water depending on a rubber tube, raft or floatation device if you are a beginner. These can puncture and leave you in water well over your head. ) Never dive or jump into cold water, this causes numbness of the body and can lead to drowning. Divers should always make sure they have eight feet of water if they are novice, and nine feet for the diving spring board.
EHP hires children's theatre specialist
In the endeavor of trying to provide audiences with the finest entertainment for young people, Enchanted Hills Playhouse has employed Dale Crabtree,
Wawasee’s inability to shake off the mental grind of a few bad shots was a major reason for the poor showing, Cesco said. “Golf is so much mental. It’s hard for them to see it right now, but it is probably the most important factor,” Cesco explained. “We must be able to concentrate when it counts. You can’t concentrate all the time, for five hours, and you have to learn to accept bad shots. Each of them had one disastrous hole. Instead of taking five on a par four hole, they’d take a seven. It’s hard to make up a triple bogie.” Potential Cesco has had several successful teams in his career as golf coach for the Warriors, but he says this team is one of the best yet. “It rates right up there. I hope this summer that they will work on their weaknesses.” In Indiana, summer development is crucial for success in golf. Typical Indiana weather in the spring limits any real practice time and the schedule allows even less time for practice. Potential for any team is a difficult thing to gauge, but on a whole, Cesco believes with enough practice the Warriors could be a state contender next spring. “It’s all up to them,” he said, admitting there’s little he can do as a coach in the off-season. “It’s their’s to take. I don’t think there are too many teams here that have the opportunity they do if they capitalize on it.” “We’re looking to do all we can this year, but we just say that facts are facts: we have the potential for a good team next year.” - The road won’t be easy, with every NLC team after the Warriors’ title. “Everyone will be shooting for us,” he added. The entire conference looks to be improved next season with only five out of 40 players graduating. “Two of those will be replaced by good freshmen,” Cesco said. What is going to be the key, however, is dedication in the summer months. “This summer will be crucial. I’ll encourage them to enter tournaments and improvement in their game. Illusions Paint the ceiling of a room in a deeper color than walls if you want it to appear lower; paint it a lighter shade for the opposite effect. Carpet cleaner A great carpet cleaner and deodorizer can be made by combining two cups of cornmeal and one cup of borax. Sprinkle on, let stand one hour before vacuuming. Leftovers? Make leftover mashed potatoes into patties and coat with flour. Freeze in a single layer, then pack in plastic for freezer storage. Fry unthawed in oil until crisp. »-■ ■ ■ ■ ■■■—a i ■WMfWHl 1 ' 1 ia ■IB 1111U 1 11 1 11 ITS TIME TO FEEL GOOD AGAIN 1 f MARSHA MASON JASON ROBARDS I JONALD SUTHERLAND MAX DUGAN ( RETURNS 20th CtNTURVOOX FILMS • Fri. 4 Sat. 7:00 « 9:00 I I • Sun. 3:00, 5:00, 7:00 | (All Shh $1.30 Until 3:45 Or Sold Out) | | —u • • Monday Night Discount 1 I j One Showing 7:00 — $1.50
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Purdue and Indiana Universities and has previously worked with five children’s theatre groups, including The Children’s Museum in Indianapolis and Theatre IV, the largest touring theatre in Virginia. Although he has performed as an actor more than 1,000 times, this is his first directoral position. He will take charge of the program which includes:
Tippy dance hall re-opens
On Friday, June 3, the Tippecanoe Gardens Dance Hall will re-open after being closed for many years. The recreation center, located on the south side of Tippecanoe Lake, is a spot well remembered by past generations as a place where young people met and danced. Many local and summer residents attended gatherings at that spot and some well-known musical groups started there. Mr. Van Cleave, present owner,
swimming to the older adults to maintain physical fitness without the stress of exercise. Rescue is an important part of safety. If you see a person drowning or struggling in the water and you are not a strong swimmer, don’t dive or jump in after them. Throw them a life line or a life preserver. You may be of more help and avoid your own drowning. Call for help or get help if it is close by. Never over estimate your own strength.
Cinderella, opening June 25; Rumplestiltskin; Goldilocks and the Three Bears; The Three Little Pigs; and Sleeping Beauty. For those children who want to get more involved in the theatre, there will be four workshops in acting, mime, movement, dancing and make-up. For more information or a free brochure, please write: EHP, P.O. Box 41, Syracuse, Ind., 46567.
hopes to revive the dance ha.ll as a place for all ages to gather, enjoy good music, dance and eat The building has been remodeled and will feature a restauranj, as well as dancing and entertainment. On Friday, June 3, the “Cadillac” band will play popular rock music and on Saturday, June 4, the “Dixie Allstars'' will present music from 1940-1.9605. Dancing will be held each night from 8:30 p.m. until 12 am.
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