The Mail-Journal, Volume 26, Number 8, Milford, Kosciusko County, 8 April 1987 — Page 9

Sports

KCH to sponsor 5-K run

Refiners, joggers and walkers from throughout north central Indiana will converge on Kosciusko Community Hospital in Warsaw on Saturday, May 16, for the sth Annual K.C.H. “Run for the Health of It” and the “Mile Walk For Fitness. ’ ’ The events are held each year in conjunction with National Hospital Week, May 10-16. The 5-K (3.1 mile) run over paved city streets from the hospital to Pike Lake and return has repeatedly drawn runners from Indiana and out-of-state who have praised the route and the organization of the annual event. The walk, beginning after

Bowling splits

In the Thursday Night ladies league Lilly Hawn picked up the 3-10 split and the 2-7 split. Margie Shopoff was the only other bowler coverting more than one split. Shopoff picked up the 5-8-10 and 3- splits. Others picking up a split were Helen Taylor, *'4-7-9-10; Nellie Spurling, 3-lOyOean Knisely, 4-5; Yvonne Coburn, 9-10; Lynn Bqjbeck>s-10; Corky Whitacre, 4- Kanda Southern, 4-9; Ruth Pounds, 5-10; Billie Noe, 3-7; Della Reith, 4-5; Jeanette Bockman, 3-7; Judy Kausel, 5- Cherry Boyd, 7-9;

Bowling

(Continued from pageß) Tuesday Nite Ladies Alley Cats 80 40 Wau Beez 75'2 44'2 3Delites 72'2 47'2 Go Getters 69'2 50'2 Grannies and the Kid 64'2 55'2 Chumps 63 52 Lambs Case 63'2 56'2 Youngsters 62 58 „ Runabouts 61 59 Inkspots 59 61 Go Go Girls 33'2 86 2 High team game and series: 3 Delites 476, 1351 500 series D Long 524 450 series: I. Dull 496, K. Cree 470, J Smeltzer 450, M. Wiggs 480, D. Lovellette 486, E Wogoman 471, S Pachynski 491 160 games D. Long 181, 184, I Dull 170, 172, B Means 163, J. Ryman 169, K. Cree 177, J Smeltzer 163, M Wiggs 163, 162, D Lovellette 180, 175, E Wogoman 184, C. Byrd 177, P Snyder 169, S. Pachynski 181 Friday Night Mixed Maple Leaf 38 13 Knisley 37 15 Gutter Dusters 32 20 Miller Heating 31 21 Sleepy Owl , 30 22 • Triple As 29 23 Syracuse Rubber 29 23 Yeh, But 28 24 Beers 28 24 Biddles 27'2 24'2 D.Q. Brazier 26 26 Eby Auto 27 Pizza 2 ****22 30 Wawasee Motors 20’* 31'2 Bitners Eggs 18 34

Milford drivers escape injury

Two Milford drivers were involved in separate accidents this morning and yesterday morning, escaping injuries in both incidents. Jeffrey M. Carrillo, 16, Milford, caused up to S2OO damage to the 1978 Oldsmobile he was driving when the vehicle collided with a

Minor damages as vehicles collide

Minor damages were caused to two vehicles in Syracuse at 7:38 p.m. last Thursday, April 2, when Gina M. Swartzendruber, 16, r 4 box' 241, Syracuse, backed her 1985 Pontiac into a 1986 Ford Escort owned by Cary V. Gray, 516 S. 7th St., Goshen. Swartzendruber was backing from an alley on the north side of West Main Street when she collided with the Gray vehicle, which was parked on the north side of West Main Street. Natural sweetness Add a little granulated sugar, along with salt, to water in which you cook carrots —- it brings out the natural sweetness.

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the run, is held on hospital property. The 5-K will begin at 4 p.m., with the walk getting under way at approximately 4:30 p.m. Entry forms for the event are available from many businesses in the Warsaw and Kosciusko County area, and by mail from Kosciusko Community Hospital, sponsor of the event. Trophies will be presented to the various men and women winners in 10 different age categories. All runners will receive a t-shirt commemorating the event. Ribbons will be presented to all who finish the

Charllotte Beecher, 5-7; Doris Coburn, 5-10; Mary Knox, 4-7-9; Dixie Fink, 4-7; Roso Sabin, 4-7; Mary Pauff, 5-6; Karen Pounds, 5-7; Karen Larimer, 3-10; Wilma Mitchell, 3-10; and Cathy Jeffries, 5-6-10. In addition to the several converted splits, Margie Shopofff bowled a triplicate 122 score. During Friday’s action, John Conway, Gloria Gerrard, Steve Kalisik, Dean Hamilton, Sandy Sawyer, and Lavon Kuhn each picked up the 3-10 split. Kathryn Knisely, Steve Swinehart, Joe Neeley,

Denny "66" 18 34 Kenny Pizza 16 36 Four Fs 10 42 High team series: Eby Auto — 1964 High team series: Miller Heating —678 600 series: K.Solina64s 500 series: I. Kalisik 519, B. Carroll 547, S. parker 523, J. Gerard 525, P. Bright 514, T. Kuhn 585, A. Brennaman 515, G. Knisley 554, K. Knisley 542, L. Sawyer 509, S.'Swinehart 500, J Bitner 554, R. Peterson 526 450 series. B. Smith 491, K. Knisley 476. P Schopf 463 200 games: B Carroll 200, K. Solina 223, 226, T Kuhn 213, K Knisley 202, G Knisley 216, J . Bitner 225 160 games: B. Smith 181,. Sherry Coy 162, K. Knisley 173, P Schopf 167, I. Kalisik 198, • 169, K. Solina 196, T Jon|s 169 Monday Night Early Birds Likens Const. 79'2 40'2 Swingin Grandmas 77 43 Walker Pipers 75'2 44'2 Shirt Tales' 75 45 Alley Cats 68’ 2 51’2 L. * 68 52 Conn I vers 65 55 Cindonway Shores “ ' x 64'2 55'2 Sunshiners 63'2 56'2 Classic Cuties 62'2 57'2 Gutter Grabbers 54'2 65’2 Barbee Slowpokes 531-2 66'2 Cocineros 53'2 66'2 Bad Habits 53 67 Miszfitts 52'2 67'2 Lucky Strikes 50 70 #2 45'V 74'2 Duds 44 76 Walker Splits 39'2 80'2

utility pedestal near the entrance of Chore-Time Equipment Inc., SR 15, at 11:30 a m. Tuesday, April 7. According to Town Marshal David Hobbs, Carrillo was attempting to turn into an access at the Milford company when he struck the pedestal, causing it an

Up to S2OO damage was caused to the Swartzendruber vehicle, while the Gray automobile suffered up to SI,OOO in damages.

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mile walk. Age categories for the run, for both men and women, include: nine and younger; 10-14; 15-19; 20-25 ; 25-29 ; 30-34 ; 35-40; 40-49 ; 50-59; and 60 and over. Awards will be presented following the walk at approximately 5 p?m. Discounted pre-registration deadline is May 8 for both the run and the walk. Entries will also be accepted on the day of the event at a slightly higher entry fee. Entry forms and waivers may be obtained by writing to the Race Committee, Kosciusko Community Hospital, 2101 E. Dußois Dr., Warsaw.

Rosemary Carrol, and Paula Schapf picked up the 2-7 split. Don Nyce coverted the 5-10, while Sandy Sawyer converted the 5-8-10; Terry Cravens picked up the 4-7-9, and Bob Carrol converted the 5-6-10. Int the Sunday night mixed doubles league, Dwight Dean and Lilly Hawn both picked up the 3-10 splits. Cindy Simpson converted the 5-10 split, and Melody Rensberger picked up the 5-7. Jack Simpson was the only bowler who picked up more than one split. Simpson converted the 3-10, and 4-5 splits.

High team game: Barbee Slowpokes — 456 High team series: Swingin Grandmas — 1299 450 series: L. Roose 458, M. Curry 495, L. Dunfee 487, B. Swihart 466, P. Riggen 474, N, Whetten 479, R. Farmer 461, J. Daffron 495, C. Smith 461 160 games: C. Simpson 169, D. Kerby 164, L. Roose 179, M. Curry 186, 175, M. Bartman 194, L. Dunfee 188, B. Swihart 163, A. Whet ten 165, P. Riggen 165, 168, J. Maule 176, N. Whetten 186, E. Wogoman 172, R Farmer 189, J. Daffron 164, 177, C. Smith 163, 174 Milford Business Gropp's 45 15 U.A.W. 40'2 19'. Chore Time 39 21 Pro Shop 38 22 Classic Formed Prod 36' z 23' . ” FamHyFa<e 36 24 Pierceton Rbfary & Drilling 36 24 Dana I 35 25 Shue's 33. 27 No. Webster Legion 32 28 Campbell's ( 29'.> 30'2 Tim's Perform&hce 29 31 Dana I I 25 35 Smokey's Balt & Tackle 25 35 HenschenQil . 24 36 Eagles II ' 20’2 39'. Rinker's 20 40 Eagles I 19 41 High team game and series Gropp's 936, 2726 600 series Francis Means 603. Bill Workman 617, Ralph Caudill 616 200 games: D Ferguson 209, F. Means 213 220, B Workman 222 202, J. Smeltzer 218. D Stahly 203, J. Bartman 202, A Hewitt 217 200, B Rodefter 203, D. Arthur 209. R Caudill 213 222, C. Summerlot 208

undetermined amount of uamage, to the pedestal. Up to S2OO damage was also caused to a 1981 Chevrolet Impala driven by Javier DeLafuente, 37, Milford, when he struck a deer while traveling on CR 1150 N at 6 a.m. today. The deer was killed in the incident.

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. * - IN CAST FOR PETER PAN — Shelley Sanders has been cast for the part of Wendy in the Texas Woman's University spring production of Peter Pan. -Miss Sanders is a freshman at TWU, pursuing a degree in performing arts. Preparation for the part will include working with “Flying By Foy,” a professional troup from Las Vegas, Nev., who travel the United States teaching Peter Pan cast members how to set-up and safely use the rigging and harnesses that enable them to “fly.” Their history dates back to the original Broadway produc'tion of Peter Pan, starring Mary Martin. Performances are scheduled for April 10-12 and April 17-19. Texas Woman's University is located in Denton, Texas. Miss Sanders is a 1986 graduate of Wawasee High School and is the daughter of Bill Sanders of Syracuse and Pat Sanders of Milford.

saaeaaeur:./ ';. -.' II J* J 11 A W -A'. A RECEIVES AWARD — Leisurd Pools and Spas, Syracuse, was recently presented an award by Weatherking Pool Company for design excellence and workpianship. Leisure Pools and Spas has the number one Weatherking pool in the state and was one of the top nine pool designers in the nation for the company. Shown in the photo are Frank Pinentaz. executive vice president of Weatherking. Donna and Jimmy Conder, owners of Leisure Pools and Spas. ,

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Audubon , society field trips F By BERNIECE H..DWYER Have you ever seen a Canada goose staking claim to her nest in the middle of the Tri-County Game Preserve pond? Have you eVer seen a great blue heron settle carefully on her untidy nest in the top of a sycamore tree along the Tippecanoe River? Have you ever seen a skunk cabbage which has just emerged from its bed of frozen muck? All of these thrills and many more await the person who accompanies the Tippecanoe Audubon Society on one of its field trips. This area is fortunate to have an active chapter of the National Audubon Society led by trained naturalists who are committed to assisting others to appreciate the wildlife and its habitats in our county and adjoining counties. Upcoming events include a visit to the heron colony on the banks of the Tippecanoe River north of Warsaw on April 12, a multi-media program on the birds of Indiana filmed and narrated by Paul Steffen on April 28 and a bird count on May 9 for which volunteers are needed. Try vinegar Lime deposits in your teakettle can be removed by heating vinegar in it and allowing it to stand overnight. Rinse before using the next day.

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OPEN HOUSE READING TIME — Katie, left, and her sister, Libby, found time to catch up on their reading at the Milford Public Library open house Monday evening. The sisters are daughters of Douglas and Jodi Brown, Milford. Jodi is a former librarian. Over 50 people visited the library, which has been refurbished and redecorated during recent months.

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