Syracuse-Wawasee Journal, Volume 53, Number 48, Syracuse, Kosciusko County, 20 September 1960 — Page 4

Andrew M. Cestikyan, director es photography for the Fred Hiles Prediction to. es Chicago, is ihewn here with his oqofoiaoat rigged te tike pictaroa es the beats and skiers in action. All sports equipment incliding the boats wore Montgomery Ward aiorehaadise esod for prenotieaal and catalog illastratioas. The boat pictured was weired at the pier of the Sooth Shore lea on Wawasoo Lako whore the groap had boadfaartors for three days recoatly.

Purdue Lists Dates For Fly Free Seeding To avoid possible severe damage to their 1961 wheat crop from Hessian fly, Indiana farmers are urged by Gilbert P. Walker, Purdue University extension agronomist, to observe “fly free" seeding dates. These range from Sept. 22 in the northern tier of counties to Sept. 27 in the lattitude of Lafay-ette-Tipton-Port land; Sept. 30 in the Rockville-Indlanapolis-Winchester latitude: Oct. 3 in the latitude of Sullivan-Bloom-ington-Greensburg, and Oct. 8 in the Evansville-Rockport area. These dates apply to all,wheat varieties except Dual and the new, short strawed, early Monon. These two varieties, because of their resistance to Hessian fly. may be seeded from three to four weeks earlier than the dates indicated. When seeded early and well fertilized with fertilizer high in nitrogen. Dual and Monon are heavy stooling. leafy, fast-grow-ing varieties that can furnish Malatable and nutritious late fall and winter pasture. Fall grazing and clipping trials showed no reduction in yields below the unclipped, according to Walker. When seeded in early September neither variety joined in the fall even when very rank growth developed. Dual has replaced much of the rye formerly used for pasture and winter cover. Because of later heading it can be plowed un der at the right stage of growth, wet weather often prevents plowing under rye until it is headed out and too far advanced for best results. Walker explains. Copies of the 1960 Summef Indiana certified Seed Directory are available at county agricultural agents* offices and from the Seed Certification Service, Life Science Building. Purdue University, Lafayette The new directory lists Sources of Indiana certified seed wheat, winter oats, winter barley, rye and tall fescue. More than 12.000 acres of wheat were field inspected by Seed Certification staff inspectors. The four major wheat varie ties for fall seeding are Dual. Knox. LaPorte and Vernullion. Acreages certified are Dual. 1.390: Knox 3.603; LaPorte 2.686 and Vermillion 1.540 Monon is an early, Hessian fly resistant variety being multiplied state

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wide on 3,651 acres. De Bo is. recommended for use in southern Indiana, is the only winter oat variety certified in the state. Growers of Hudson winter barley produced 133 acres of certified seed. Although Kenbar is rapidly becoming the major variety throughout the state. Farmers are encouraged to consider their own seed needs earlv since the supply of good seed probably will be exhausted before seeding time. Employment Increases No layoffs occurred during the week ending Sept. 10 and unemployment insurance claims decreased to 40,861 from 44,369 the week before. Richard A. Phillips, director of the Indiana Employment Security Division, said 23 of the agency’s 30 local offices reported fewer initial claims. A total of 5.686 initial claims were filed throughout the state. Many claimants were recalled to jobs as the steel, automobile, and electrical machinery industries increased production and the number of claims for continued weeks of unemployment dropped to 35.175 from 37,453 the week before. How To Use Gourds Gardeners who are growing gourds for use as ornaments, birdhouses or exhibits have been offered some suggestions by Leslie Hafen. horticulturist at Purdue UniversityHafen says / the larger gourds should be left on the vines until the outer rind has hardened and turned from green to an amber color. The gourds should then be cut from the viAes, hung up by the stem in a dry. warm place and left until the seeds rattle on the inside. To finish to a high luster, Hafen suggests that the skin be scraped off and the guard sanded down. He adds that dippertype or bottleneck gourds may be used for birdhouses. REAL COOL EATING Ice cream production in Indiana last year amounted to 26,862,000 gallons, two percent larger than 1958 and the largest of 44 years of record. Sherbet output amounted to 1,144,000 gallons. up 14 percent from a year ago. according to state-federal agricultural statisticians at Purdue University. Call News to GL7-3666

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TUESDAY NIGHT LADIES Team Standings W L Wawasee TV 5 .3 Enmons Jewelry 5 3 Foo & Faye 5 8 Jones Realty 4 4 Tom Socks 3 5 Arnolds Grocery 2 6 High team game and series: Wawasee TV 696-1992. 400 series or better: I. Carwile 161-428: J. Byland 157-428; G. Eyer 150-420; J. Wesner 179-408; N. Searfoss 152-407; A. Smith 403. 150 game or better: P. Maresh 180; N. Schacht 166; A. Karesh 163: P. Hagerty 150. MONDAY NIGHT COUNTY Team Standings W L Pilcher’s Shoes 4 0 Sportsman’s Bar 4 0 Lakeland Produce 4 0 Kinder Mfg. 4 0 Wawasee Bowl 4 0 Sleepy Owl 4 0 No. Webster Hdwe. 4 0 Syracuse Rubber 4 0 No. W. Lions Club 3 1 Anchor 1 3 Kurley’s Keglers 0 4 Byler Motors 0 4 Connolly’s Grocery, 0 4 Frog Tavern 0 4' Budget Loans 0 4 Wawasee Rest. 0 4 ’ Moorman Mfg. 0 4 Syracuse Police 0 4 Team high series scratch: Pilcher’s 2641; Sportsman’s Bar 2615: Lakeland Produce 2500. ’■ Team high game scratch: Lakeland Produce 940; Sportsman’s Bar 919; Pilcher’s Shoes 906. Individual high series scratch: Jack Tracy 573; Douglas Pilcher 569: Adrian Howell 567. Individual high game scratch: Frank Rader 246: Jack Tracy 232: Cloise Lambert 219. 200 game or better: LaMar Rarig 214: Maurice Hostetler 213: Douglas Pilcher 212; Earl Teghtmeyer 210; George Nordman 207; Clarence Eby 207; Dick Thiaut 205; Adrian Howell 200 Charles Frushour 200; Forrest Plank 200. 525 series or better: R. Thebaut 558: M. Hostetler 556; J. Kline 552: F. Rader 550: C. Lambert 549: G. Nordman 547; T. Kelly 541; R. V. Fisher 536; F. Nyikos 525. land-o-lakeTleague Sept. 7, 1960 Team Standings W L Pacer Service 4 0 Smith Adv. Service 4 0 Farmers Feed 4 0 Syracuse Legion 4 0 McCormick Cutters 3 1 Rose Jewelry 3 1 Carwile TV Servcie 3 1 Arnolds Groc. 3 1 Paulus Well Drilling 3 1 Hires Electric 1 3 Wawasee Marina 1 3 Whiteheads Service 1 3 State Bank Syracuse 1 3 Wilkersons Paints 1 3 C. S. Myers 0 4 Aures Service 0 4 United Telephone Co. 0 4 Turf Bar 0 4 High Team Series and game— Pacer Service 2647 and 929. 500 or better series: L. Carpenter 565. R. Brown 562; B. Rex 560: G. Beavers 546: O. Keim 548; C. Carmin 549. 200 game or better: J. Lowe

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202; B. Rex 213-203; O. Keim 223;; L. Rinker 200. TUES. AFTERNOON LAMES’ Tuesday Sept. 13, 1960 Tom Socks 3 0 t State Bank 3 0 Hastings 3 0 Sleepy Owl 2 0 Syracuse Cleaners 1 0 Wawasee Lumber 0 0 Ketering 0 0 Kinder Mfg. 0 0 High Individual series: Carol Karr 548; High Individual game: Carol Karr 204. Team high series: Tom Socks 2194: Team high game: Tom Socks 757. THUBS. NITE LADIES LEAGUE Team Standings W L - Klink’s 8 0 Baugher’s 71 Carwile TV 71 B&K 6 2 Wa. B. Snack Bar 6 2 N. Webster Bank 5 3 Domino’s 5 3 Pilcher’s 5 3 Howard’s 5 3 American Industries 5 3 Shipshewanna Sales 5 3 Wawasee Bowl ✓ 4 4 Kitson P and H 3 5 Gambles 3 5 Fisher’s 2 6 Mishlers 2 6 Wawasee Destaurant 17 Darr’s Gulf 17 Marise’s 0 8 Blue Shingle 0 8 500 series or better: E. Reed 193-149-177 for 519; M. Smith 258-200-118 for 576. 450 series or better: B. Nyce 468: M. J. Sheets 453; L. Gilbert 469; B. Carwile 459. 170 game or better: E. Blakesley 171; A. Gallahan 173; K. Felkner 176; F. Waiting 176; B. Carwile 174; D. Coburn 172. High three game series: Carwile TV 2305. High single game: Carwile TV 833. THUBS. NIGHT LADIES Thursday, Sept. 8, 1960 Baugher’s 4 0 No. Webster Bank 4 0 Wawasee Bowl ‘ 4 0 Klink’s 4 0 B.K. Drive-in 4 0 Domino’s Baton Club 4 0 Carwile T.V. 3 1 Kitson P.andH. 3 1 Wa. Bowl Snack Bar 3 1 Pilcher’s 2 2 Howard’s 2 2

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American Inds. 1 3 Gambles s 13 Reed’s 1 3 Fisher’s Fum. Oil 0 4 Wawasee Rest. 0 4 Mishler’s 0 4 Marises Town Shop 0 4 Darr’s Gulf 0 4 Blue Shingle 0 4 500 series or better: J. Van Sickle 138-183-187 for 508. 450 series or better: M. Poppenfoose 478, B. McKibben 474, B. Smith 467, D. Darnell 480, E. Blakesley 465, I. Stahley 468, D. Estep 473. 170 game or better: L. Dean 177, D. Darnell 174, 171; I. Stahley 174; D. Estep 176. High three game total: Wawasee Bowl 2024; High one game eotal: Wawasee Bowl 726. State CARE Donation Donations of $219,848 were sent to CARE by residents of Indiana during the fiscal year ending June 30, announced the non-profit overseas aid. agency todrfy. This helped make it possible for CARE to distribute nearly S4O million worth of American aid in the form of food, drugs, tools ana educational equipment in 27 countries. In his annual report, made public at a meeting of the CARE Board of Directors in Washington, D.C.. August 17, Executive Director Richard W. Reuter said the U.S. and Canadian surplus foods had reached more than million people in 24 countries around the world through CARE Missions in the course of the year.

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