Nappanee Advance-News, Volume 85, Number 13, Nappanee, Elkhart County, 5 October 1961 — Page 5

ff-SWS ' ' BobMltchoii '• - ;k Nappanee Washington Clay at South Bend Friday night. Cpph, Paul Gunderman’s NHS Bulldogs resumed daily practice sessions this week in preparation for the Friday night encounter with Washington—Clay Colonials at South Bend. Faced with a rebuilding task this season, the Colonials have won two and lost three, but are reported to be a much better ball club since dropping their season opener to New Carlisle by a 13-0 score. Coach Gunderman has been pleased with the spirited workouts to date. The squad was given a big lift by the return to action of 195 lb. senior Doug Weaver. Hurt in the opener against Columbia City, Doug missed the next three gamps and the Bulldogs dropped two of the three. Weaver returns to the line-up at anew position. Coach Gunderman his elected him as his starting fullback for Friday night’s game. On defense, Doug will move up to his old tackle post. Coach Gunderman reports the Auburn game has definitely been cancelled. Auburn officials claim their schedule is too heavy to permit a game during the week. However, local school officials are attempting to find a suitable opponet whp is will to play during the week, but as yet have had no success. Thursday at 6:30 p.m., Nap’s Jr. Hi gridders open their season by playing host to Concord’s Jr. Hi. Coaches Cal Stutzman and Ron Fields have tabbed the following boys to see plenty of action in this game: Ends Dave Callander and Melvin Dean; tackles Duncan Sinclair and Alan Slagle; guards Fred Fisher and Bruce Adkins; center Jim Snider; quarterback Tom Greene; halfbacks Jim Deardorff and Tom Evans; fullback Ted Fricke. Also slated for action is quarterback Louis Swihart, and Rod Miller, Jim Stillson, Jan Weldy, Don Berger, Tim Price, and Kent and Kurt Stump.

Civil Service Announces P.O. Examinations The Board of U. S. Civil Service Examiners, Gary, Indiana, today announced an examination for custodial-laborers at the following Indiana Post Offices: Culver, Plymouth, Elkhart, Goshen, Middlebury, and Nappanee. These positions are restricted by law to persons who are entitled to veterans"preference. Application from non-veterans will not be accepted. Custodial laborers perform manual labor in maintaining and cleaning buildings and grounds of Post Office facilities. Starting salary is $1.76 per hour. Benefits include up to 26 days vacation, paid sick leave, and hospitalization and life insurance programs in which employees may participate. Veterans interested in taking this examination may obtain forms at the Post Offices listed above. Applicants must reside within the delivery of the city for which application is made. Completed forms should be mailed to the Executive Secretary Board of U. S. Civil Service Examiners, Room 238 Main Post Office. Gary, Indiana. Deadline for filing is October 31, 196 L Edward Getz Enrolls At Valparaiso One of the new students at Valparaiso Technical Institute for the Fall Semester is Edward H. Getz, son of Ida Getz, 607 W. Walnut. He has enrolled in the department of Electronic Engineering Technology and is beginning his basic program in electronic theory, mathematics and laboratory applications.

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These are pictures taken during the New Carlisle football game. The photographer got so excited himself as Nappanee started an almost successful drive in the last minutes, that his pictures were more amateurish than usual during our better moments of that game.

RALLY DAY Rally Day will be observed at the Pilgrim Holiness Church this Sunday, Oct. 8 at 9:30 a.m. The theme of the Rally is “Outreach for the Unreached.” “Everybody ought to go to Sunday School.” If you are not attending

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elsewhere an invitation is extend^ - -> ed to you by the pastor and con gregatipn. ‘; 1 * Mrs. Lyon P. Wilbur of Memphis, Tenn., a former Nappanee resident, is visiting the Miller Ulines and other friends.

Greenes And WhiskerviUe Are Ahead la Football In the glen’s flag football Sunday, Greene Pontiac beat Marty’s Body Shop 26-19. Beehler scpred first on a pass interception and later was responsible for a second touchdown. Pippenger and Hockert were also stars for the winners. Strang scored twice for the losers, once on an interception. Lutes also got a touchdown. In a high scoring game, Whiskerville beat the Untouchables 3831. Richmond romped for three touchdowns, and Stump and Lutes each scored. Wagner also got three touchdowns and Nettrour one. The standings of these foams are: Team w L Greene Pontiac 3 0 Whiskerville ....— t — 3 0 Martys Body Shop J * Untouchables -—— * 2 Jaycees Q 2 Beatnicks 0 * CLASSIC LEA6UE 1. Rexall Drugs 12 2. Wayside Case 3 3. Russ Bakery 7 4. Greene’s Pontiac 6 5. Sinclair Dines - 5 6. Chris D- X 4 7. Nappanee Milling Cos. - 4 8. Stuckmap Shoes 2 Hi Ind. Series G. Phillips 607. Hi Ind. Game D. Price 222. Hi Ind. Series Hdcp. D. Hepler 623. Hi Ind. Game Hdcp. J. Phillips 232. Hi Team Series —Chris D-X 2962. Hi Team Game Nappanee Milling Cos. 1032. 600 Series G. Phillips 607. 200 Games G. Phillips 212-217; P. Carunchia 212; W. George 211; T. Price 222; R. Miller 203; D. Hepler 201-212; G. Bigler 201; D. Berger 205; V. Frederick 208; J. Phillips 214; H. Geyer 211; L. Metzler 204.

MAJOR LEAGUE BOWLING as of Sept 26,1961 Kahlor Craft Home 10 Legion Wrestling 9 Lions 3 Rays’ Carpets Inc. 8 Mutschler Kitchens 8 Chesty Potato Chips Double E Grocery V. F. W. 7 Tippy Golfman 6 Wise Furniture —, 7 Rensberger Gulf .. 5 Nappanee Telephone Cos. 5 Mutschler School Furniture 3 Meadow Gold Ice Cream 3 Doug’s T. V. Center 2 Neffs Masons 2 High Series Carl Shaw 575. High Game Eugene Yoder 212. Hdcp. Series Howard Pontious 591. Hdcp. Game—Clarence Middaugh 232. Team Series Wise Furniture 2696. Team Game Tippy Golfmor 941. 200 Games B. Hepler 205; E. Yoder 212; K. Middaugh 203; C. Middaugh 205; D. Hershberger 203; S. Zinkiew 202.

MONDAY NIGHT MIXED LEAGUE as of Sept. 25, 1961 Team W L Hdcp. 4 - 7’s 10 2 112 Dimes 8 4 139 Gold Crown Kids 7 5 90 East End Kids 7 5 132 Sleepers Go-Getters Alley Cats 4 8 107 Brenaps 2 10 122 500 SERIES R?y Worden 535; Jim Messner 523; Dennis Wiegand 512; Joe Still* , son 509; Bob Unger 500; Eldon , Disher 500. [ 200 GAMES Ray Worden 200.

Bears Beat Giants in Boys Football There two games completed in the boys flag football Saturday. Both of them were won by a single touchdowns. The Bears beat the Giants 6-0 when Walters passed to Tobias for a touchdown. The Zebras beat the Steelers 6-0 on a touchdown by Jerry Shaw. The standings of the teams are: Team W L Colts 3 0 Bears 1 3 0 Cardinals , __ 3 0 Giants ll— 2 1 Zebras —. 1 2 Panthers :—-- P 3 Steelers ——- 0 3 Lions 0 3. THURSDAY MIGHT LADIES LEAGUE Main Grill 13 Marathon Oilers ——, 12 Mutschler Homemaker i 11 Fletcher’s Village Shop, 11 Nationwide Insurance 11 Ziliak Ford Sales 11 Chris D-X _— M & W Enterprise 9 Harry’s Galiators Pletcher Motor Cos. 6 Hadley Dress Shop 5 Clipp Auto Supply 5 Newcomer’s Jewelry Warren’s Mens & Boys Wear _ 5 Kacy’s Sinclairettes TuiT Ban 3 200 GAMES B. Wiegand 202; B. BOlinger 202; H. Buss 201. S(M> SERIES B. Wiegand 526. Main Grill 919-944-2687. Turf Bar 910-930-2571. SPLITS CONVERTED 5-8-10 & 3-7-1 Q B. Pippen. 5- & 6-7-10 A. Tobias. 6- H. Miller. 5- L. Anglin, B. Lehman, C. Christner. 7- M. Fuller. 6- P. Watkins. 4- V. Rader. 5- C. Hoffer. 5-7 C. Hartman, B. Bolinger, T. Bigler. SCHEDULE 645 1-2 Kacy’s vs. Marathon 3-4 D-X vs. Turf

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NATIONAL LEAGUE STANDING as of Sept. 27,1961 Nappanee Dairy Bar 11 Jay Dee Cleaners _ 10 Gold Crown Lanes —, 9 Deisch Supply 8 Farm Bureau 8 American Legion 8 Weldy Paints 7 Eastlund Ins. 6 Jim’s Sinclair 5 Lonergan Corp 5 J. R. Arnott & Son 5 Nappanee Ready Mix 4 Mellinger’s 3 Hively’s 3 Jay-Cees 3 Bog’s Marathon _— —_ 1 High Team Series Weldy Paints 2832. High Team Game Deisch Supply 974. High Series Sc. M. Bigler 589. High Game Sc. J. Bigler 257. High Series Hdcp. E. Hepler 613. High Game Hdcp.—Lamar Hochstetler 239. 200 GAMES E. Hepler 211-205; M. Bigler 202; H. Fervida 200; C. Berger 224; D. Hively 202; J. Bigler 257; R. Young 222; L. Hochstetler 200; L. Riley 202. FRIDAY NIGHT MIXED LEAGUE I. Slam Bangs 8 2. Flubs 8 3. Wild Four 7 4. Larkfield 7 5. Hot Shots 6 6. Tale Gates 5 7. Hurricanes 5 8. Thwaits Soil Service 2 200 Game J. Ingle 202. WOMEN'S MATINEE BOWLING Standings as f October 3, 1961 Bertha’s Beauty Shop —— 11 Stuckman’s Shoes 10 Rays’ Carpets Inc. 10 Gold Crown Lanes —— 6 Nappanee Milling Cos. 6 Newcomer’s Jewelers 5 Jeanne McAndrew converted the 5-10 split. 5-6 Hadley vs. Pletcher Motor 7-8 Main Grill vs. Mutschler 9:00 1-2 Nationwide vs. M & W 3-4 Ziliak vs. Pletcher’s Village 5-6 Newcomer’s vs. Harry’s 7-8 Warren’s vs. Clipp

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LADIES WEDNESDAY MORNING COFFEE LEAGUE as of Sept. 27,1961 The Perks 13 & The Drips 13 The Instants __ 8 The Sugars 6 The Half and Halfs 6 The Vacs IV2 High Team Game Scratch —Drips, 572. High Team Game Hdcp.—Drips, 703. High Team Series Scratch—Drips 1652. High Team Series Hdcp.—Drips, 2045. 200 Games; P. Bean 201 500 Series: P. Bean 531. Splits Sonverted B. Hartzler 3-10; P. Collins 5-10; M. Frederick 5-6-10; M. Newcomer 3-7; C. Rogers 5-8-10. By September, the average June bride has decided that life is dust one thing after another.

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