Syracuse-Wawasee Journal, Volume 53, Number 33, Syracuse, Kosciusko County, 16 June 1960 — Page 10

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—Thurs. June 16, 1960

SYMCUSE»WAWASEE JOUIIAL

Junior League Baseball Begins Tenth Year Here Little league baseball is beginning its tenth year at Syracuse this week. 141 boys are enrolled for the junior league teams and 45 in the pony league. Sponsors of the four junior league teams again this year are State Bank of Syracuse, Pilch er’s Shoes. Rotary and Lions Clubs. Pony league sponsors include Lakeland Produce. Buhrt Builders and Supply. Thornburg Drug. Logan PUel. Rose Jewelry. Auer’s Service. Wilkerson Paints, Arnold’s. Grocery. Bardchi, S&M Motors. Wawasee Lumber. Loren Longenbaugh. Dick Denzel. SyraRubber, Theldon Kline. Klink s Market, Syracuse Wawasee Journal. Crow’s Roofing. Leonard Barnhart, Liberty Coach. Pickwick Bowling Lanes. Team managers for the Junior League are John Kroh and Ernie Rogers for the Lions; Frank Hale and Jim Stucky for Rotary; Doug Pilcher. Dick Bell, Bob Hoover for Pilcher’s Shoes; and Ronald Kramer. Bill Pipp, D. B. Betes, Wayne Coy f<x State Bank. A fourth team has been added to the Pony League and will be called the Tigers They will be managed by Gene Kitson. Eldon Ummel will manage the Cubs; Bob Simon the Sox and James Lentz, the Yanks. Schedules for the two leagued are as follows: Junior League Games start at 6:15 pm. June 14 Pilcher’s—Bank June 17 Lions—Rotary June 21 Rotary—Bank June 24 Lions—Pilcher’s June 28 Bank—Lions July 1 Rotary—Pilchers July 5 Bank—Pilcher’s July 8 Rotary—Lions July 12 Bank—Rotary July 15 Pilcher’s—Lions July 19 Lions—Bank July 22 Pilcher's —Rotary July 26 .Pilcher’s —Bank July 29 Lions—Rotary August 2 Rotary—Bank August 5 Lions—Pilcher's August 9 Bank—Lions August 12 Rotary—Pilcher’s • August 16 Tourney August 19 Tourney August 23 Tourney Finals August 26 All Star Game. PONY LEAGUE Tuesdays 9:00 am. June 14 Cubs—Yanks July 21 Cubs—Sox July 28 Tigers—Cubs July 5 Yanks—Cubs July 12 Sox—Cubs July 19 Cubs—Tigers July 26 Cubs—Yanks August 2 Cubs—Sox August 9 Tigers—Cubs August 16 Tourney August 23 Tourney Finals Wednesdays 6:00 pm. June 15 Sox—Tigers June 22 Tigers—Yanks AUCTION SALES GOSHEN COMMUNITY Dial KE 3 5585 or KE 3-1593 Over 20 Years Satisfactory Service to the Farmer Monday June 20 12 p-m. Consign your livestock here each Monday. Sell at auction for the top dollar Veal was lower, other classes of livestock steady. Lambs strong. Top Prices: Milk Cows 275.00; Heifers-Steers 18 to 23.90; Bulls 21.80; Butcher Costs 'Fat Cows) 16 to 18.30; Butcher Cows (Conners & Cutters) 14 to 16; Veal 35.00; Lambs 25.10; Fat Hogs 17.60; Ruffs 12.20 to 15.40; Male Hogs 11.70 to 13.50; Feeder Pigs 5 to 13.50: Ewes 11-50. WE HAVE THE BUYERS. Sherman. McDowell. Martin, Auctioneers.

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June 29 Yanks—Sox July 6 Tigers—Sox July 13 Yanks— Tigers July 20 Sox—Yanks July 27 Sox—Tigers August 3 Tigers—Yanks August ,i 0 Yanks —Sox August 17 Tourney August 24 All Star Game Minor league play starts July 5. Carolyn Sue Denton Scholarship Winner Miss Carolyn Sue Denton, daughter of Mrs. Eva I. Denton, is the first recipient of a scholarship given by the Widgwa chapter of the National Secretaries Association. The scholarship is for SSO a year. Carolyn plans to enter South Bend college of commerce in September, where she will take an 18 months secretarial course. She is a 1960 graduate of Syracuse High School, where she achieved an outstanding record in commercial subjects. Big Pike . . . (Continued from page 1) Conservation Officer Ray Zeke, assigned to northern Indiana. It is promoted by WSJV-TV and is sponsored by Syracuse-Wawasee Chamber of Commerce, Foo & Faye Restaurant. Tom Socks, Wawasee Bowl. South Shore Hotel. South Shore Golf Club. Hoosier Skateland and Ken Harkless Wawasee Boat Company’. All fish entered in the contest must be registered at the Harkless Boat company. Defeat Warsaw . Syracuse defeated Warsaw 10 0 in an American Legion Junior baseball game played Wednesday. Tom Firestone was winning pitcher, striking out eight. Losing pitchers were Tom Knoop and Norman Grubbs of Warsaw. Down Eagles, 8-3 Syracuse Yellow Jackets defeated the Eagles 8-3 in a baseball game played Sunday night at Columbia City. Winning pitcher was Tom Firestone, giving up two hits, striking out five, and walking two. Lynn Barnes was losing pitcher. Syracuse had eight hits and each team ‘ committed three errors. Mrs. Martha Pryor of Pasadena. Calif, is visiting her sister, Mrs. Elsa Grieger. She arrived Sunday from Chicago where she 'bent the past two weeks. Mrs. Pryor plans to be here most of the summer.

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Boat Registration Good For Three Years Indiana conservation officers are busy filling requests for boat registrations. A boats powered by an engine of more than six horsepower must be registered, according to the Indiana law. Size and length have no bearing on the law. Boat owners using Indiana lakes from more than 90 days should apply for Indiana registration The registration is good for three years unless the boat is Applications can be obtained from boat sale agencies, some sporting goods stones and the county clerk’s office. The license fee is $3. Start Garden Club; Name To Be Chosen A group of 21 ladies met at the home of Mrs. Ernest Bushong for the purpose of beginning a garden club. Mrs. Oscar Benson, member of the Goshen Club, presided at the meeting. Mrs. Benson was chosen to act as temporary chairman. Mrs. Herschel Leatherman will serve as temporary secre Vary. It was resolved that a garden club be formed in this community, the name to be chosen at the next meeting. Mrs. W. E. Long. Mrs. Nelson Miles, and Mrs. Einar Anderson were chosen to write the Constitution and By-Laws. Mrs. Harold Gray. Mrs. Ernest Bushong, and Mrs. John Abshire were chosen for the membership committee for election of officers. Mrs. James Kirkwood assisted in serving refreshments. The next meeting will be July 7. at 7:30 p.m. at the home of Mrs. W. E. Long. The program will include a tour of the Long garden. National Golf Day At Maxwelton Saturday There were foul winners from a field of 36 who participated in the National Golf Day at the Maxwelton golf course Saturday. Those, who with their handicaps bested Billy Casper s 67. were Joe Chandler. Mel Kowalka. Don Wogoman. and Elly Blakesley. The four winners will receive medals. Mrs. Blanche Thornburg entertained the Friday bridge club Wednesday evening at her home.

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TO LEAVE FOR ANNUAL UNIT TRAINING Terry L. McClintic and Paul Beezley. Army reserve members of Battery “C” sth Howitzer Batt alian, 84th Artillery, located at Nappanee, are shown above.

TRANSFERRED TO SOUTH BEND HOSPITAL John Yoder, son of Mr. and Mrs. Douglas Yoder, who suffered skull injuries in a fall from a tree, was transferred to Memorial Hospital at South Bend Saturday for a skull operation. He will remain in the hospital for several weeks, his mother said, and is in Room 561. Rev. And Mrs. Satre To Spend Week At Camp During the week of June 19-25, Pastor and Mrs. Carl H Satre will be at Camp Lutherwald near Howe. Camp Lutherwald is the summer youth camp of the Indiana Synod of the United Lutheran Church in America. Pastor Satre will be an instructor and chaplain. Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Maggart of Fort Wayne were guests of Mr. and Mrs Court Slabaugh for several days last week.

FOR SALE FINEST furnishing? in this 5 bedroom home only 5 years old. Very large carpeted living room with fireplace, bar-kitchen, utility room with freezer, bath and oil heat, excellent 50 ft. frontage on Kale Island, Wawasee. Immediate possession. ★★ ★ ★ NEW. never been-lived in 3 bedroom year-around home, studio living room with stone fireplace, very beautiful bath and pretty little kitchen facing the lake with new stove and refrigerator, oil heat. Sunrise Beach at end of Ogden Island. 72 FT. LAKE frontage graces this beautiful 2 story home with 3 bedrooms up. 2 bedrooms down, plus a small den. Carpeted living room, breakfast porch. 2 baths, partial basement, gas heat. 2 car garage. Included are all furnishings, dishwasher, disposal, washer and dryer, and finest pier. “Mayflower Landing,” Waco Drive. ★★ ★ ★ DOLL HOUSE with 4 bedrooms? It also has full bath, oil heat carpeted living room, garage, big pier and beautiful frontage. Yacht Club Road. ★★ ★ ★ CHOICE 100 ft. lake front on Morrison Island, and a 4 bedroom home attractively furnished with the finest kitchen anywhere. Garage and boat house. ★★ * ★ GOOD LITTLE 2 bedroom insulated year round, oil heated home with garage, all freshly painted, 45 ft. channel frontage. Rainey’s Court. * * * ★ WEBSTER LAKE. Stoner’s Point. An accessible and beautiful lake front lot and a 2 bedroom year round home with fine hard wood floors, many closets, ceramic tile bath, kitchen with stove and dishwasher. Downstairs is full basement with outside door leading to front patio and piers. Two car garage oil heat. ★★ ★ ★ FOUR YEAR OLD 2 bedroom home with hardwood floors, tub • bath, living room, big kitchen, full basement, oil heat, garage. 1 1 2 miles west of Weatherhead. ♦★ ★ ★ APARTMENT-SIZED house with car port, has 1 bedroom, living room, kitchen, bath. Lovely yard with brook. Gas heat, stove included. Just $5500. ★★ # ★ “HOUSE BY THE SIDE OF THE ROAD” and lovely too. New 2 bedroom home with new carpet in living room and hall, tiny kitchen, bath, big utility room, very large carport. Has 115 x 132 ft. lot. Route 2. 13-A. ★ Homes, Large and Small, For Every Need. Full Choice In Lake and Town Property. RENTALS APPRAISALS * INSURANCE EARLE WALTZ, Realtor WARNER. GL 7-3465 — WALTZ, GL 7-2189

The unit leaves June 26 for two weeks of intensive training at Camp McCoy, Wisconsin. Terry has been excused from summer training this year because of business reasonsJournal Staff Photo

Views and Reviews (continued from page 1) pride and pleasure in putting on this once a year entertainment for residents and guests of the town and lakes as well as the surrounding area. We have learned that many people look forward to the event and remember Syracuse for this spectacular piece of hospitality. Mrs. Ruth Rapp is in Michi-, gan City for several weeks at the home of her daughter, Mrs. V. O. Overman, while Mrs. Overman is assisting at Camp Fire Girt’s Camp. Mr. and Mrs. Steve Finton are visiting their son, Sgt. Patrick Finton. in Yakima, Washington. En route they visited Mrs. Elmer Myron, Mr. Finton’s sister, in LaVerne. Calif. They will visit Mrs. Finton’s sister, Mrs. Donald Shaw in Ironwood, Michigan, on their return trip.