Syracuse-Wawasee Journal, Volume 54, Number 29, Syracuse, Kosciusko County, 13 April 1961 — Page 5

Thursday, April 13, 1961

Track Team Adds Third Victory The Syracuse track team walked off with an easy victory Tuesday over Sidney* and Claypool with an overwhelming score of. 98 to Sidney's 31 and Claypool',s 8. The meet was held at home. Syracuse won eleven out of thirteen events and also picked up points for second and third places. Next meet is wih Ligonier and Avilla Thursday at Ligonier, Summary; 100 yd. dash—Jones (S’, lit Hartman <S>, Fisher (Sd . Scott 'Cl> 12.4. High hurdles—Duckwall 'S', Williams S'. Druckamiller ■ 'S'. Walters -Sd* 17.00. Mi’.t Rinker S'. Keffer 'Sd l , Longyear 'CI . Wilson 'S' 5 07. 440 yd dash Lantz S'J’Ajfrev S l . Denton fv Kreis (Cl) 59 9. Broad jump— B Duckwall 'S'. Alfrey S>, Yarian (Cl*. ' <**; . Low hurdles Michaels 'S’.

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Williams (S’. Sparks (Sd), Rose (Sd) 24.3. Shot put—Dierks (Sd), Folger S'. Simon S’. Denton 'S’ 43' 9%". 880 yd. dash Haney <Sd ), Crow «S', Firestone 'S’, Kreis (CD 2:12.8. . J 220 yd. dash—Jones (S’„ Hartman <S», Fisher <Sd’, Hoopert <Sd» 26.1. Pole vault—Rinker *S), D. Jones S’. Evans 'Sd' and Coy -S' tie: 9' 9%". High jump—D. Scarbeary (Sf, 4 way tie for Duckwall 'S'. Piter (S’. LeCount >S) and Diercks •Sd': 5' 6". Mile relay—Syracuse with Dengon. Rinker, Alfrey and Lantz: Sidney, second. 4:03.7. Half mile relay—Syracuse with Williams. Duckwall, Hartman and Druckamiller, Sidney second: 1:48 3 Flavory Green Beans Try this new way of serving green beans. Heat and drain canned French-style blue lake green beans. Heat 2 tablespoons butter slowly until golden brown ant: stir in teaspoon poppy seed, dash each paprika, cayenne and tabasco sauce. Pour over hot beans and mix lightly. JOURNAL WANT AUS ARE THE BEST READ'

Thursday. Friday, Saturday April 13-14-15 2—HITS—2 Kirk Douglas Kim Novak in “STR \NGERS WHEN WE MEET" A-L-S-O Randolph Scott in “COMANCHE STATION” .( in color) SATURDAY FAMILY TREAT NIGHT Added—2 Guest Features Sun., Mon., Tues,. Wed. April 16-17-18-19 2 Star Loaded Features Paul Newman Joan Woodward in “FROM THE TERRACE" (in Color* Also Esmond O'Brien In "THE THIRD VOICE" STARTS THURSDAY “STOP LOOK & LAUGH" “GO NAKED IN THE WORLD"

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OAKWOOD PARK COMMUNITY NEWS Mr. and Mrs. Charles Winchester and Sue. and Mr. and Mrs. K. H. Gasaway and Mike of Indianapolis spent Saturday with Mr. and Mrs. Nathan Thompson. Mr. and Mrs. Garth Haines were Saturday overnight guests of her sister, Dr. and Mrs. William Conner of Fort Wayne. Mrs. Carrie Champlain is now at home at the park after spending some time at her home in Napannee. and visiting friends. Mrs. Cloy Eiler has returned for the summer .after spending the winter months with her son David and family in South Bend, Mr. and Mrs. Garth Haines shared in a family dinner. Ea-s---ter Sunday, at the home his mother. Mrs. Charles Haines, of Poneto. Indiana. Rev. and Mrs. Paul Eppley entertained the ministers and their families of the Syracuse Group of the E.U.B. Church. Friday evening with a chili supper. Included in this group are the Nappanee. Island Chapel. Solomon’s Creek. New Paris. Ligonier. Concord-Indian Village, and Syracuse churches. Mrs. Walker of Nappanee was unable to attend because of the illness of a daughter. Mrs. Carrie Champlain was a guest. Mr. and Mrs. Lowell Stidham entertained at dinner Sunday, in honor of son Kris, who was five years old on Friday. Guests were Mrs.’ Stidham's parents. Mr and Mrs. Raymond Leedy of Pierceton. Mr. and Mrs. H. W. Schomberg of Garret were guests Sunday of Rev, and Mrs. Paul Eppley and family. • * Guests of Mr. and Mrs. Ed Caskey for dinner Sunday were Mr. and Mrs. Charles Amos and Jane of Mishawaka. Mr. and Mrs. I. J. Byland. Mr. and Mrs. Jim Crafton and Bobbi

ANTIQUE AUCTION SALE THURSDAY. APRIL 20. 1961—10:00 A.M. DST Armory Building—Fairgrounds GOSHEN. INDIANA COLORED GLASS a LAMPS COLLECTION OF MECHANICAL BANKS Lustre—Haviland —Brass—Copper Dry sinks, chairs, tables, dough boxes, spinning wheels, guns. etc. ■ G. W. KRAMER Not Responsible For Accidents Expert Automotive Service y Lubrication - J Weaver Front End Service _ ~ . tt •/ Automatic Transmission J Motor Tune Up < _ . w r Service y Wheel Balancing . y Complete Motor Rebuilding J 3 Experienced Mechanics on Duty TIRES—PARTS—ACCESSORIES WATCH FOR GRAND OPENING! BYLER MOTORS Associate Rambler Sales & Service « Syracuse, Indiana STOOL SLUGGISH? (Call) I NORTH WEBSTER I I SEPTIC TANK I I CLEANERS I I "Reasonable" "Fast Service" I "BY KEEPING YOUR TANK CLEAN SAVES YOUR DRY WELL" Phone TE 4-2394 If No Answer TE 4-2315

United Utilities Re-evaluates Stock Telephone company officials in Warsaw, today announced that a 2-for-l stock split was approved by the stockholders of United Utilities. Inc., at the annual meeting held in Abilene. Kansas United Utilities is the parent company for United Telephone Compahy of Indiana, Inc., and Ohio Telephone Service Company which operates a combined total df 97 exchanges in Indiana and Ohio. Authorized capital was increased to, 10 million shares from 3 million, and the par value was reduced from $lO to $5 a share. The 2-for-l stock split resulting from the adjustment in 4 the par value will result in 5.127.958 shares being outstanding. Present anriual indicated dividend rate on the new shares is 80 cents. The ; utility,' which provides various services to some 550 communities in 16 states, spent about 25 million dollars on new facilities last year and has budgeted 27% million dollars for 1961. C. A. Scupin, president, told stockholders. ‘lt is the policy of, the company to secure the broadest possible market for its stock.” he said. ' Present shareholders now number in excess of 16,500. The 2-for-l stock split will attain for the United System the wider distribution necessarw-Jop—eoiL: tinned growth."

Sue were guests Easter Sunday in the home of Mr. and Mrs. Paul Blankenhorn of Mishawaka. Other guests were Mr. and Mrs, Bob James and family of Mishawaka. Dr. and Mrs, Hazenfield of Dayton entertained Mr. and Mrs. Garth Haines at dinner Sunday, at their home in the park.

Twins For Joel Bates! Mr. and Mrs. Frank E. Bates received a phone call April 7 announcing the arrival of twin boys to Mr. and Mrs. Joel G. Bates of Roselle Park. New Jersey. Joel is their grandson and ' the son of Mr. and Mrs. Lionel p. Bates of Villa Park. Illinois. THURSDAY NIGHT LADIES BOWLING LEAGUE April 6. 1961 Wawasee Bowl 81 39 Shell Furnace Oil 78% 41% Carwile T. V. 75 45 Wawasee Bowl Sn. Bar 73% 46% Klink’s . 71 49 Baugher’s 69 51 American Industries 68% 51% Pilcher’s 66% 53% Mishler’s 62 58 B & K 59*2 60% Gamble’s 56 64 Wawasee Rest. - 55% 64% Shipshewana 52% 67% No. Webster Bank 52% 67% Domino’s 51% 68% Howard's 51 69 Darr's Gulf 50% 69% Marises 47 73 Kitson's 44 7» Blue Shingle 34 86 200 Game: S. Morgan thaler 220, M Whisler 147. 180. 190 for 517. l iStahlev 154, 178. 169 for 501. I.’Carwile 172. 190. 146 for 508. 450 series of better: V. Penn 491. K. Felkner 494. D. Darnell 491. S. Morgantbaler 488. L. Henry 481. B McKibben 463. L. Gilbert 451. N. Doty 455. M. Smith 496, B. Carwile 498. M. A. Rex 482. J. Van Sickle 478..8. Nyce 471. S. Tytler 478.- J. Byland 481. M. Thornburg 454. D. Coburn 474. 170 game or better: V. Penn 170. N. Boyer 186. K. Felkner 173. D. Darnell 185. L. Henry 181. M. Lindzy 172. M. J. Sheets 181. P. Kleinknight 181, B McKibben 173. N. Doty 177. M. Smith 199. B. Carwile 199, J. Van Sickle 184. S. Tytler 193. J. Byland 175. M. Thornburg 174, D. Coburn 17 L ■

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