Nappanee Advance-News, Volume 86, Number 5, Nappanee, Elkhart County, 2 August 1962 — Page 6

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Central Amish Continue Their Winning Ways The slow pitch games provided excitement and noisey fans again this week. One of the exciting ones was the Presbyterian-Church of God battle. The Church of God led quite a bit of the way, but a

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A team 15-5 with the same cast of characters plus hits by Rudy and Jay Hochstetler. The First Brethren A team gave the Methodists a bath 12-8 under the mighty bats of Jon Miller (2 homers), Jim Heckaman (2 doubles), and Jerry Lambert (homerun). In the B league, there was much activity. The Millwood Christians covered themselves with glory, beating the Mt. Tabor Tigers 7-1 and the EUB B team 13-1. With homeruns all over the place and plenty of hits, Dean Rummel, Carl Klotz, Max Watkins, Jr. Klotz, Ron Klotz, and Nowy Knepp blasted their opponents into easy submission. Locke, with Roger Hahn as the star, beat the L&M’s 6-3. Then the Lutheran-Mennonite combination roared back to take St. Isidore’s 14-4. In this game, that slugger Dyck got a double 1 and two triples. Although Jim Crane got a homer and Fred Webb got two hits, the South Amish, with homeruns by Lon Yoder and Marv Miller beat the Methodist B team 9-2. In one of those games where car horns really blew, the Turkey Creek Toms beat the Church of God B team 12-10. Les Cannon got a homerun and Bob Raider got 3 hits for the winners. Dale Hershberger got a triple for the

losers. The South Amish finished off a successful week by pounding the North Main £o the tune of 144. Alan Stolfus got a homer as did Jr. Yoder. Marv Miller got three doubles. "Girl Crazy" At Enchanted Hills * The music of George Gershwin, one of America’s finest contemporary composers, is featured in the next musical comedy offering at the Enchanted Hills Playhouse. His musical score for “Girl Crazy” is considered by many as one of the finest ever created for the musical stage, Such popular classics as “I Got Rhythm,” “Bidin’ My Time,” “But Not For Me,” and “Embraceable You” are just a few of the fine tunes written for this musical. The Enchanted Hills Playhouse, located on the east side of Lake Wawasee, three miles south of Route 6 on State Road 13-A, plans a full production for the show, and will feature the fine voices and acting of Gladden Schrock, Phyl Baisch, Martin Henderson, and JoElla Masterson with Kent Hennon at the organ. “Girl Crazy” is the story of a T.V. cowboy (Gladden Schrock) who goes West after his studio drops his option. He hopes to be a real cowpuncher, but becomes convinced he should open a dude ranch. His Broadway friends then descend on him en masse and turn

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the heretofore woman-less town of Custerville into a center of musical fun. The production opens August 7 and will run through August 14. For reservations call Cromwell 856817 X/w: write Box 26, Syracuse. NFO Bargaining With Processors A showdown rapidly is approaching as the National Farmers Organization (NFO) marketing area meat bargaining committees enter the second round of bargaining with meat processors. Mr. Henry Yoder, Jr., Kosciusko County NFO President, said information received from national NFO headquarters pointed out that meetings of the county bargaining committees have been concluded in all the established meat marketing areas. The purpose of these meetings was to make future plans for bargaining. Oren Lee Staley, National NFO President, said the processors now are being given the opportunity to bargain in good faith. “It’s their decision to make,” he said. “Ours already has been made. We will either get a contract or we will call an all-out holding action, in which we will intend to hold until we reach agreements to stabilize prices and marketing conditions in the future.” “If the processors do not sign a contract, they will find that previous holding actions, which each

time were succeedingly stronger, were mere scrimmages compared to the battle the NFO will be prepared to wage,” he said. Activities in grain and dairy bargaining also are continuing as the NFO steps up the pace in its drive to the bargaining table. During the past weeks summer organizational activities of the NFO also have reached anew high. In addition, the NFO has just completed a briefing session for all assistant national organizational directors and national staff organizers. Purpose was to present and explain the NFO master contract for all commodities, discussion of organizational plans, and discussion of an all-out holding action. Kosciusko County NFO invites everyone to visit the NFO tent in the machinery area at the County Fair, Warsaw, August 6th to 11th.

Friday evening nine Bth grade girls attended a beach party given by Debbie Peters, who celebrated her first teenage birthday. The girls first went swimming at Dewart Lake and returned to Nappanee for an outdoor supper. Those at the party were Linda Rock, Glenda Sutheimer, Anita Conrad, Nancy Berger, Marla Flowers, Cara Dunham, Ann Clouse and Cindy Kurtz. Mr. and Mrs. Merl Clouse spent Friday evening and Saturday in Benton Harbor, Michigan where they attended the sales convention of J. P. Michael. Mr. and Mrs. Lisle Wilt of Phoenix arrived in Nappanee last week and will spend several weeks at the home of Mrs. Roy Huffman. Mr. and Mrs. Richard Arnott were hosts Sunday evening at a chicken barbecue given at their home. Guests at the barbecue were the Tom Wegmiller family, the Lamar Clouse family, and the James Stillson family. Mrs. Jessie Johnson of Monroe, Michigan was the house guest* of Mr. and Mrs.

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Tuesday thru Thursday. Mrs. Johnson is a cousin of Mrs. Sharkey’s. Monday morning Mrs. Noah Kirkdoffer of Odgen Dunes and Mrs. Charles Bulton of Milford were guests of Mrs. E. F. Miller and Mrs. Vernon Sharkey. Mrs. James Grimm and Mrs. Ronnie Eliott gave a baby shower last Friday evening for Mrs. Eddie Martin and son at the Grimm home. Decorations included a baby crib which held a large stork. The guests from Nappanee were Marilyn Cripe Anita Peterson, JoEllen McFall, and Shirley Flowers. Other guests attending the shower were from Plymouth. Miss Jayne DeFrief of St. Joseph, Michigan will remain a week visiting at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Bill Ganshorn.

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