Decatur Daily Democrat, Volume 57, Number 107, Decatur, Adams County, 6 May 1959 — Page 6

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Two Traffic Cases Slated For Court Two cases of failure tc yield the right of way filed recently by local and state law enforcement officers ' have been set for hearings Thursday morning in mayor’s court. Scheduled,to appear are the following: Donald K. Waite, 34, Portland, arrested by the state police Thursday, April 30, at the inter-

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section of U.S. 27 and U.S. 224 for failure to yield the of way. Waite will appear at 9 am. tomorrow. The Rev. Phillip W. Raflbine. 50, of Berne, arrested by the city police May 1 for faiure to yield the right of way. Rev. Rabine was arrested following an accident that occurred April 30 at the intersection of Third and Jefferson streets in which four youngsters received mnior injuries. The case is eel for

9 o’clock Thursday morning. St. Mary's River Near Normal Level St. Mary's uver dropped anothei foot in depth today as weather observer Louis Landrum reports the level at 5.40 feet this morning. The river is nearing its normal mark for this time of year, which is about three feet.

THE DECATUR DAILY DEMOCRAT, DECATUR. INDIANA

Bawling Scores Rural League W L. Pts. Stucky & Co 271,4 17% 38% Erie R. R. 27% 17% 38% Conrad “66” 28 17 38 Mirror Inni-8 17 36 Schrock Builders —IS 20 32 McConnell 23% 21% 30% Petrie Oil- 22 23 28 Limbtrlost Archery 18% 26% 25%

Steckley’s— 15 20 24 Chuck’s Marathon — 8 37 9 High games: L. Stevens 223, W. Braman 212, D. Mies 207, J. Fawbush 202, P. Inniger 202, H. Miller 201, K. Mills 200. Classic League W. L. Pts. Leland Smith Ins. „25 17 34,. West End Rest 25 17 34 Don's Texaco Serv. 25 17 31 Peterson Grain Co. 21 21 29

Acker’s Cement —— 21 21 27 Indiana Rod & Wire 20 22 27 Budget Loan Co .... 13 24 26 Stan’s Men's Wear 19 ft 25 Decatur Farms .- .18 24 24 Foot-So-Port Shoes IS 24 23 High series: Maudy Zelt 653 (200, 229, 224), Al Selking 642 ( 225,206, 211), Don Reidenbach 626 (191,247, 188), Gary Schultz 613 (193, 219. 201), Bill Tutewiler 608 ( 204,220, 184), Herb Scheumann 605 (190,

212, 203) _ High games: J. Parent 201-215, G. Hooper 205, R. Lord 206, R. Beaucbot 214, S. Brenneman 216, T. Lehman 205, K. Bausecrtnan 203, F. Hoffman 226, D. Beerke 208, C. Melcher 212, R. Hollman 206, W. Schlaudeoff 216, W. Gallmeyer 203, D. Mies 208, C. Mies 200-210, T. Eyanson 206. Trade «j a good town * Decatur

WEDNESDAY, MAY 6, 1959

Berne Bears Take EIC Track Title The Berne Bears rolled up 80 pointj to win the Eastern Indiana conference track champions, held Tuesday aftenoon at Ball State Teachers College in Muncie. The Hartford Gorillas were second with 43 points, Adams Central * third with 41, Bryant fourth with 38, followed by Albany, 33, Montpelier 30%, Geneva 14, Lancaster Central 11, and Monmouth 2. Roll failed to score. The victory also gave Berne the all-sports conference trophy, the Bears scoring 97% ponits to barely nose out Albany, 96. Three new records were set, in the 110-yard dash, 440-yard run and the mile relay, and marks were tied in the high jump and high hurdles. The track meet marked the end of the Eastern Indiana, as the conference is being disbanded with the close of this school year. Masters, of Bryant, was the individual star winning three events, high jump, pole vault and shot put. Double winners were Amstutz, of Berne, who took both dash events, and Fullhart, of Albany, who won the 440-yard run and the broad jump. The summary follows: 100-yard dash—Amstutz, Berne, first; Sipe, Bryant, second; Fullhart, Albany, third; Owens, Hartford, fourth; Graber, Berne, fifth. Time-10.4. 220-yard dash—Amstutz, Berne, first; Owens, Hartford, second; Sipe. Bryant, third; Swartzkopf, Montpelier, fourth; Givens, Berne, fifth. Time—23.9. 440-yard run—Fullhart, Albany, first; Smitley, Berne, second; Kruetzman, Lancaster, third: Habegger, Berne, fourth; Kershner, Montpelier, fiftth. Time—s 3.6. 880-yard run—Graber, Berne, first; Habegger, Adams Central, second; Von Gunten, Berne, third; Peck, Monmouth, fourth; Buckmaster, Montpelier, fifth. Time—--2:09.1. Mile run—Thomas. Hartford, first, Simpson, Montpelier, second; Kipfer, Berne, third; Ray, Montpejier, fourth: Steiner, Adams Central, fifth. Time—4:sß. Low hurdle s—Klopfenstein, Berne, first; Habegger, Adams Central, second: Meshberger, Hartford, third; Fisher, Albany, fourth: Lantz, Adams Central, and Swartzkopf, Montpelier, tied for fifth. Time—2l.3. High hurdles—Habegger, Adams Central, first; Meshberger, Hartford, second; Fisher, Albany, third; Klopfenstein. Berne, fourth; Blum, Berne fifth. Time—l6.l, Broad jump—Fullhart, Albany, first; Pheiry, Montpelier, second; Long, Geneva, third; Fishback, Albany, fourth; Heyerly, Adams Central, fifth. Distance—2o ft. High jump—Masters, Bryant, first: Thomas, Hartford, second; Fishback, Albany, third; Hoffman, Adams Central, and Hedges, Lancaster, tied for fourth and fifth. Height—s ft. 11 in. Polt tault—M asters, Bryant, first; Klopfenstein, Berne and Lehman, Geneva, tied for second; Lantz, Adams Central, Egley, Adams Central, and Johnloz, Lancaster, tied for fourth and fifth. Height—ll ft. Shot put—Masters, Bryant, first; Foreman, Adams Central, second; Bixler, Hartford, third; Baumer, Geneva, fourth; Kershner, Montpelier, fifth. Distance—4l ft. 1 in. Mile relay—Won by Berne (Smitley, Sprunger, Givens, Habegger), Adams Central, second, Montpelier third, Lancaster fourth, Geneva fifth. Time—3:49.3. Half-mile relay (first race)—Won by Berne, Amstutz, Yoder, Graber, Klopfenstein, Montpelier second, Albany third, Adams Central fourth. Time—l:4l.s. Half-mile relay (second race)— Won by Hartford (Owens, Meshberger, Habegger, Bixler), Bryant second, Geneva third, Lancaster fourth. Time—l:43.s. Over 2.500 Dally Democrats ara sold and delivered in Decatur each dav. WANTED New industry considering locating in the Berne area is interested in knowing at once the availability of the following skilled workers: ' • Skilled Machine Operators • Turret Lathe Operators • Precision Tool Grinders • Milling Machine Operators. Apply in person or write for application form 260 West Main St. , Berne, Ind. 9A. M.—6 P. M. Rat,, May 2 Mon .-Sat., May 4-9 (AU appUcations CONFIDENTIAL) —JO— Industrial Committee, Berne Chamber of Commerce and Berne Area Development, Inc.