Nappanee Advance-News, Volume 91, Number 43, Nappanee, Elkhart County, 18 April 1968 — Page 11

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BOWLING MONDAY NITE MIXED Unholy Rollers ..... 82% Anchor Bar 81 4 - S’s ii ....; 78 16 - Is 77 Checkmates ___..,...70% Boozers J._._. 69 Playmates .. 65% Hippies 60% Hopefuls . _. ._; 59 L & M ... . 59 Phi - Fi 58 F& M .! . . .. 56 High Team Game Sc. Anchor Bar 700. 4, High Team Scries Sc. Anchor Bar 1911. High Team Game Udc. Anchor Bar 840. High Team Scries Ildc. Anchor Bar 2331. 500 Series: J. Miller 561; M. Sdhmeltz 544: R. Meister 537; G. Phillips 531; B. Callander 529; E. Stahly 518; D. Gardner 511; J. Lewis 509; G. Pippcn 508; T. Scnff 505; J. Yeater 501; B. Tobias 500. 200 Games: J. Miller 232; B. Callander 214. FRIDAY MIXED PREPS The four pents 36 I. P. B. ;S. : 34 Jag - Y - ers 31 Gold Crown Kids 28 M. M. S. W 27 The Sharp Shooters 24 Brunswick Browns .......... 23 Spinners ..... ..... ...__..... 22; The Spares 19 Wild Four 8 Free Game Award: Denny Wiegand Splits’ Converted: 5-6 Karl Kindig.

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MAJOR LEAGUE Templeton Shell .... 87 Metzler Shoes 79% A & W Root Beer 75 Moorman Feeds ... 75 Clipp Auto Supply 70% Mutschler Kitchens 62 Pontious Plumbing .... 58 Franklin Coach Cos. 58 Schmucker L P Gas 53 Keystone Homes 22 High Team Game Hdc. Clipp Auto Supply 1015. High Team Series Hdc. Templeton Shell 3069. Ind. Series Sc. D. Hershberger 569. Ind. Game Sc. E. Helmuth 222. Ind. Series Hdc. D. Stutzman 634. Ind. Game Hdc. R. 'Meister 240. 200 Games: E. Helmuth 222; D. Hershberger 213; R. Meister 213; G. Bellman 210; L. Helmuth 208; 11. Gillis 202; D. Stutzman 200. SATURDAY JUNIORS S. Phillips & J. Klopenstein ..54% J. Hepler & D. Crane 54 K. Hand & L. Cain ............. 54 S. Reed & R. Fisher 49 F. Reed & S. Stillson ... 46% L. Andrews & D. Marshall 41 Free Game Award: Steve Reed Splits Converted: 2-7 Don Marshall; 3-10 Jeff Hepler; 2-3 Larry Andrews; 5-6 Jerry Klopenstein; 5-8-10 Dave Crane.

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CLASSIC LEAGUE Chris DX ~. 83 Nappanee Milling Cos. ... 70% Dewart Lake Grocery 70 Housour Trucking 69 Stahly & Stillson 68% Kuss Bakery ... .68% Rays’ Carpet, Inc 67 Wayside 66 Jay-Dee Cleaners 64 Henschen’s Standard 58 Stockman Shoes 55 Glenn’s Gulf 52% High Team Game Hdc. Nappanee Milling Cos. 1083. High Team Series Hdc. Stahly & Stillson 3024. Ind. Series Sc. R. Miller 611. Ind. Game Sc. Jr. Myers 225. Ind. Series Hdc, J. Geyer 648. Ind. Game Hdc. N. Schrock 240. 600 Series R. Miller 611. 200 Games: M. Schmeltz 212; R. Miller 226, 213; J. Geyer 206, 201; B. Mishler 204; D. Hosier 200; H. Hepler 210; J. Phillips 210; J. C. Miller 200; F. Hockert 209; F. Wolferman 203; N. Schrock 222; Jr. Myers 225; G. Phillips 201. FRIDAY NITE MIXED L. Thwaiits Grain 80% Hurricanes 77 Mogul Rubber ... 71 Rolling Four 69 Wild Four 66% Splits 66 Screwballs 64

Slam Bangs _ 64 Mustangs Hot Shots 61% Agitators 59 Tailgates 52% Honor Scores, Men: L. Thwaits 590 (222); D. Price 565 (211); H. GdlMs 548 (201); D. Knisley 211; W. Stankovieh 205; M. Orosz 205; W. Walters 202. Honor Score, Women: L. Jack 537 (176, 194),; D. Thwaits 510 (199); C. Rensberger 451; D. Knisley 451.

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FOR COMMISSIONER 3rd DISTRICT My pledge to you: Full time on the job to the exclusion of all other business activity. V Better maintenance o>f all county roads and bridges Closer working relationship with all cities and towns in the county. 43 years of successful business management experience is at your service.

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AMERICAN LEAGUE Rod’s DX 86 Jaycees „ 80 Leisure Time 1 75 Deseo 72% Liberty Coach 65 Holiday Rambler 62 Merncor 61 J & R Coppes 50% Martin’s Hardware 50% B & R Building Supply 34% High Team Game Hdc. Martin’s Hardware 1036. High Team Series Hdcr Rod’s

ALL Elkhart County REPUBLICANS VOTE FOR V Harry Pedler

1)X 3085. Ind. Series Sc. J. Hartzell 575. Ind. Game Sc. R. Gaverson 217. Ind. Series Hdc. D. Klotz 624. Ind. Game Hdc. R. Buss 249. 500 Series: J. Hartzell 575; C. McFall 532; D. Fink 521; D. Klotz 516; L. Chapman 510; J. Baker 517; D. Weaver 505; R. Gaverson 503. 200 Games; R. Gaverson 217; J. Baker 210; D. Fink 203; R. Buss 202; J. Hartzell 202. t Honesty knows no degrees.

, REPRINT OF EDITORIAL PUBLISHED IN THE ELKHART TRUTH FEB. 2, 1968 COUNTY COMMISSIONER: A BIG JOB The scope and importance of the county commissioners’ posts have been growing with the expanded needs of Elkhart county’s fast-increasing population. This fact was aptly illustrated in the statement this week by John Abshire, Second District Commissioner, explaining why he will not run for re-election. Abshire said there was a question in his mind as to whether he would have the necessary time to devote to the office, and commented: In my opinion, the responsibilities of the office are ever increasing and reaching the point of a full-time commitment, I feel the residents have a right to expect the maximum dedication of time the position requires. The comment is so true. The commissioners, of course, historically have a wide-ranging and important responsibilities. In fact, four pages of a well-known manual of Indiana government are required to detail the commissioners’ duties. The “explosion” of population into suburbia and the countryside has changed living patterns and brought need of new public services; hence the commissioners’ responsibilities have been enlarged A big expansion in bridge construction, the new County Park and Recreation Board, the second county court in Elkhart and the negotiation as to proposed County Council of Governments are examples. The county’s budjet now is running about $5.4 million a year, and the county commissioners are charged with the administration of these funds, (to show the trend, the general fund portion of this alone, now about $2.2 million, has approximately doubled in the last decade.) The three commissioners have been referred to as “Elkhart County’s mayors” and its a pretty vivid descriptive term of what they’re called on to do. In addition to their own two meetings a month, the commissioners attend all meetings of the County Council (which has the responsibility of appropriations), and attend other meetings in addition to various specified duties. All this shows how essential it is for the voters to choose well-qualified county commissioners. One of the main qualifications certainly is the availability to devote sufficient time to get the job done well. Reprint of statement by John Abshire, 2nd. District Commissioner From the Elkhart Truth dated January 31, 1968. After thorough consideration, I have decided that I will not be a candidate for reelection for county commissioner. In my opinion, the responsibilities of the office are ever increasing and reaching the point of a full-time commitment. I feel the residents have a right to expect the maximum dedication of time the position requires.

THURS. APRIL 18, 1968 NAPPANEE ADVANCE-NEWS

NATIONAL LEAGUE Divisional! Yoder Cabinet 1 75 Jim’s TV 73 Land O’ Goshen 72 Ziliak Ford 72 Eastlund - Naylor 69 Young’s Marathon 68% Pleteher Furniture 68 Quality Printers ... 56 O K Body Shop 50 Curtis TV 36%

High Team Game Hdc. Quality Printers 1040. High Team Series Hdc. Jim’s TV 2936. Ind. Series Sc. B. Murphy 555. Ind. Game Sc. Jr. Dumph 209. Ind. Series Hdc. D. Wagner 638. Ind. Game Hdc. L. Norris 244. 200 Games: J. Dumph 209: L. Norris 209; B. Lloyd 208; B. Hotter 204; C. Witt 203; D. Fervida 202; B. Murphy 201; R. Young 201; D. Hildebrandt 200.

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