Syracuse-Wawasee Journal, Volume 25, Number 26, Syracuse, Kosciusko County, 1 February 1962 — Page 4

SYRACUSE-WAWABEE JOURNAL Thursday, Feb. 1,1962

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LAND O LAKES LEAGUE January 24, 1962 STANDINGS W L “A" League Screwballs 50 38 Wilkerson Paints 47 41 Arnold’s Grocery 47 41 I'urf Bar 47 41 Paulus Well Drilling 46 42 Fanners Feed 44 44 Syracuse Legion - 44 44 McCprrhick-Cutter 39 49 Little And Clark Ins. 39 49 Wawasee Marina 37 51 High Team Series - Farmers Feed 2808. High Team Game - Farmers Feed 1035. High Ind. Series - J. Kern 645. High Ind. Game - J. Kern 243. 200 Games — L Vance 222, M. Hostetter 206. B. Carmin 202. M Dorsey 218. R. Strombeck 211, H. Schrock 204, C. Frushour 201, M. Carlson 216, W. Jackson 208. F. Nyikos 208, B. Knapp 204, J. Kern 210-243, F. Avery 220. 530 Series Over —L. Vance 540, L. Wogoman 565, M. Hostetter 539. B. Carmin 544, B. Strombeck 592. H. Schrock 553, C. Frush' hour 535, L. Griffith 534, M. Carlson 531, F. Nyikos 546, C. Eby 554, D. Pilcher 547. B. Knapp 537. “B” League Ixigan Fuel 61 57 Smith Adv. 53% 34% Hires Electric 50% 37% Auers Service 44*443*4 Rose Jewelry 43%44% C. S. Myers 41 47 Carwiles TV 39% 48% Mishler Funeral Home 37%50Mi State Bank Syracuse 37 51 Servisoft A Lindsey 32 56 High Team Series - Hires Electric 2503. High Team Game - Hires Elect- . rlc 917. High Ind. Series - R. Brazil 601. High Ind. Game - W. Mishler 221. • . . ■ 500 — W. Mishler 552, V. MolIcnhour 501. C. Penn 537, K. Herbison 500, J. Pound 512. 200 Games — R. Brazil 201-207, W. Mishler 221, J. Traster 209. M. llentzell 209. . THURSDAY NIGHI LADIES LEAGUE January 25. 1962 Syracuse Cleaners 52 28 1-ioyd Lantz Painters 47. 33 Mishler’s 47 33 Howard's I 47 33 American Industries 44 36 Pilcher’s 43 37 Gamble's 42% 37% Klink’s 42% 37% Baugher Builders 42 38 Enchanted Hills 42 38 North Webster Bank 41 39 Mid-Lakes Shop 40% 39% .McCormick-Cutter 40% 39% Carwile TV 40 40 BAK Drive-In 37% 42% D. W. Greene Pontiac 37% 42% Martie's 35 45 Wawasee Package z 29% 50% Blue Shingle 28 52 Wawasee Restaurant 20% 39% High team game — American Industries 761. _ High team series — Klink’s 2121. 450 series and 170 games. L Gilbert — 194-470 J. Van Sickle — 467 B. Greene — 181-452 C. Felkner — 185-467 C. Allen 4- 170 T. Bender — 176 Friday Night Mixed League January 26. 1962 Liberty Coach 56 28 Byler Motors 55% 28% Todd's Case 55% 28% Tom Socks 55 29 Huey’s Well Drilling 48 36 Wawasee Lumber 45 39 I ‘ickwick 42 42 Country Comer 41% 42% Smith Advertising 40%43% ; Sportsman’s Center 40 44 iaomburg Drug 39% 44% Peachey's Lime 39 45 Electronic Center 36 48 Clip A Curl 35 49 Marise’s 33 51 The Pines 33 51 Wawasee Plaza 33 51 Wawasee TV 25% 58% High team game and aferies — Tom Socks — 672-1890 600 series — Men W. Hagerdon 202-207-607 R. Weber — 223-610 500 series and 200 games - men G. Rider — 183-523 P. Kern — 256-543 G. Beavers — 501 D. Pilcher — 214-566 J. Carr — 223-586 B. Byrd D. Maresh — 528 O. Smith — 204-558 500 series - women S. Grady — 197-521 S. Hover — 167-170-504 400 series and 150 games - women P. Kurtz — 406 D. Armbruster — 153-408 A Smith — 158-153-435 M. Fiver — 166 A. Smith — 405 HL Grady — 162-430 P. Honer — 167 J. Knisley — 169-415 J. Kern — 412 V. Peachey — 184-442 G. Twaits •— 163-448 D. Knisley — 167-425 P. Mareoch — 166-420 J. Schortgen — 153-158-436 K. Knisley — 162-458 J. Mlles — 151 A. Karesh — 403 N. Peterson — 164-427 Tuesday Afternoon Ladies League January 30, IM2 I Auto Polish 55 25 Kinder Mfg. « * Tom Socks « Sleepy Owl • 41% 38%

Driftwood Room 41% 38% Wawasee Laundromat 39 41 Hastings Dairy Queen 37% 42% State Bank of Syracuse 36 44 Wawasee Bowl 34 46 Syracuse Cleaners 27% 52% High team game — Sleepy Owl — 801 High team series — Levemier — 2096 Honor Roll M. Thornburg — 174-496 D. Spearman — 171-169-479 V. Penn — 177-467 J. Van Sickle — 456 A. Sudlow — 456 L. Stucky — 448 B. Coy — 441 E. Leap — 173 M. Ling ■— 173 Split conversions — K. Cleveland 5-7; A. Sudlow 5-6 Tuesday Night Ladies’ League January 30, 1962 Foo & Faye 56% 31% Wawasee Plaza 53 35 Leatherman Ins. 47 41 . Lakeside Laundry 45 43 Byler Motors 44 44 Bud's Mobil 44 44 Village Cleaners 43 45 Augsburger’s IGA 42% 45% Arnold’s Grocery 33 55 Wawasee .TV 32 46 High team game — Plaza — 801 High team series — Bud’s Mobil — 2160 440 series and 150 games. K. Knisley — 194-160-493 S. Hoover — 190-166-476 R Smith — 151-190-465 P. Scott — 172-461 J. Brinley — 154-157-448 S. Grady — 154-446 N. Schacht — 163-154-441 L Neff — 161-441 E Wogoman — 156-439 N. Searfoss — 152-156-431 S. Black — 166-431 - E. Grady — 431 G. Pilcher — 164-429 L. Vance — 154419 M. Henning — 414 M. Tar man — 412 "p. Hagerty — 410 D. Whitehead — 405 N. Peterson — 157-403 B. Myers — 171-401 A. Karesh — 400 L. FTushour — 155 C. Connell — 154 M. Blodgett — 154 R. Markham — 151 N. Dallman — 150 Split conversions — S. Gilbert 5-8-10; C. Koble 5-7; N. Searfoss 5-7; J. Niles 5-8-10; P. Scott 3-10; D. Knisley 3-7-10. TO PARTICIPATE IN TALKS ON DRIVER EDUCATION HERE It was announced by the Metropolitan Board of Education that at the invitation of Merrill Scott, assistant superintendent for Field Service of the State Department of Public Instruction, superintendent Lewis S. Immel, of our local school district, has been invited to participate in a conference of college and secondary school educators to help establish a more coordinate curriculm for the training of teachers in’ the field of driver education. The board reported that in his request, Mr. Scott felt that Mr. Immel's services would be particularly beneficial since he had taught driver education for several years in the past, and knew the problems from that standpoint of the teacher, as well as school administrator. This conference will be held on the campus at Indiana university, February 1, 2 and 3 and will under the direct supervision of the office of School Traffic Safety Education, La Vaughn Hawkins, director. Host for the conference will be Dr. Bernard L Loft, associate professor of health and safety in the school of Health Physical Education and Recreation at Indiana university; consultant for the conference will be Harold Charolton, education consultant of the American Automobile Associa- ■ tion, Washington, D. C. office. Other participants in the conference will be representative teacher-trainers from Purdue university, Indiana State college. Ball State Teachers college and all other colleges in the state who are interested in training teachers in the field of driver education and practicing driver education ' (eschers. hlt is hoped that this conference will result in a more unified curriculum for the training of young men and women to be teachers of ‘ driver education and thus promote this important function of the public schools of Indiana, the board said. Drivers License OUSpcncieci Frederick Cart Dust in of r 2, Syracuse, reportedly had his operator’s driving license suspended for one year in the Goshen city • court Monday morning. He was also assessed a total of $93.50. Dust susposedly pleaded guilty to charges of driving while under the influence of intoxicants and speeding. He was reportedly arrested on U. S. 33 near the east edge of Goshen on January 20. GOUMDf BVU CUUUtBBS ZXTBA BPZCIALS GOLDKN IVU 1-HOVZ QUICK CUANZBB Bnw riteee: GL 7-ZSM Tru— in. Slacks. Sweeten • Skirts « fee SLOT Ban y x IT (eteMM« a SM) a- su "SkJT. w M BaaketeaS Catfanss SMS ■can Wtater Caais (nse * waasea) — SIS* Draaertec *%« ter m. ft. ■aathii * Mikls r ft skats a Caste . - sz.se *Vs ■Hrts (IswSsseS) t «sr »• raft Sartea a M teswtk Caste S • SS JB Bteaftato (extra seeetel) SLSS LOW. U*W, LOW BBICBS "Wa OsasL Fraas * Wra Far Tsa" Tkasa Are Caxk A Carry Msas Wa (MB Far a Dsftser QOUMX BVU CIAANKBS ■HI IBUI - oa Us MOT > «■.

Jackets Win Over Cromwell Friday The Syracuse Yellow Jackets bounced to another victory Friday night in a home game with Cromwell, defeating them 60-57 in a fast and exciting game. Syracuse will meet Ligonier there Friday evening and play a home game with Manchester on Saturday. Syracuse led all the way in the Friday night game with Cromwell coming within one point on two separate occasions but couldn’t manage a basket to pull ahead. Scores of 16-10 ended the first quarter of play and 28-23 at half time. The Yellow Jackets made 15 points in the third quarter and Cromwell made 12. Lantz was high for Syracuse with 23 of the 60 points followed by Denton with 15. High point man for Cromwell was Beers with 21 followed by Kistler with 15. BOX SCORES: SYRACUSE (601—Lantz 6-11-4, Denton 7-1-4, Felts 1-2-2, Jones 4- Richey 4-0-4, Crow 0-2-2. Totals, 22 field goals, 16 free throws, 20 personals. CROMWELL (57) — Beers 5- Kistler 3-9-5, Swartz 3-2-2, Maggart 2-2-4, Palmer 0-0-2, Leambn 3-1-2. Totals. 16 field goals, 25 free throws, 17 personals. Mrs. John Auer Injured On Ice Mishap Mrs. John Auer, 206 South Harrison street, slipped and fell on the ice Friday near the Methodist church in Syracuse. She was treated at the Goshen General hospital for pulling her shoulder out of joint. Mrs. Auer returned home Sunday and is reported to be doing nicely.

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Helping Hands Class To South Bend Nine members and the class teacher of the Syracuse Church of the Brethren Helping Hands class went to the Prince of Peace Church of the Brethren in South Bend Saturday and helped varnish and paint in the newly built church. Rev. Ralph Wagoner, teacher, was accompanied by Francis and Carolyn Denton, Richard and Robert Simon, Philip Paugh, Doug Shaffer, Grace and Mark Wagner and Diane Lawrence. National Award-Winning Photos By Teen-Agers On Exhibit At Syracuse Award-wanning entries from the 1961 Scholastic-Ansco Photography Awards will be exhibited from January 23 to February 23 at Syracuse high school library. Winners were selected from over 35,000 entries submitted by junior and senior high school students throughout the country. From the 120 national award winners, 34 were selected for the ScholasticAnsco Traveling Salon, now on view each day from 8:00 a. m. to 4:00 p.m. These Traveling Salons are being exhibited in hundreds of junior and senior high schools across the nation from October. 1961 through May, 1962. HICKS Mr. and Mrs; Russell Hicks of 400 Baltimore Street, Syracuse, are _Jthe parents of a daughter bom Friday, Jan. 26, at the Goshen General hospital.

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HOLIDAY CUPCAKES FROM SWEET CHOCOLATE CAKE RECIPE Er 1 Christmas cupcakes, a variation of the famous Sweet Chocolate Cake recipe, are amusingly decorated and richly delicious.

SWEET CHOCOLATE CUPCAKES 1 package Baker’s German’s Sweet Chocolate % cup boiling water % cup shortening A 1% cups sugar ’ . 4 egg yolks, unbeaten 1 teaspoon salt / I 1 teaspoon vanilla f 1 teaspoon soda i 1 cup buttermilk 2% cups sifted all-purpose flour 4 egg whites Melt chocolate in % cup of boiling water. Cool. Meanwhile, cream shortening and sugar until light and fluffy. Add egg yolks, salt, vanilla, and melted chocolate. Beat until well blended. Dissolve soda in buttermilk. Add sifted flour alternately with buttermillj to

egg mixture, beating after each addition until batter is smooth. Beat egg whites until stiff peaks wth form. Fold into batter. Line muffin tin* with cupcake liners. Spoon batter into liners, filling about two-thirds full. Bake in a moderate oven (350* F.) for about 25 minutes, or iintil cake springs back when lightly pressed. Cool. Makes about 8 dozen cupcakes. Te MVost.* Insert fork in bottom of cupcake and swirl Seven Minute frosting over top and sides. Decorate with flaked coconut, tinted flaked coconut, silver dragees, candy sprinkles, cinnamon candies, and small gumdrops. -—

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NEW CHAMBER OFFICERS — New Milford Chamber of Commerce officers are shown here. In the center is Milford druggist John Perry, the chamber’s new president. On the left is Milford barber

Entertains Methodist Choir Thursday Mrs. Alice Clark entertained 13 members of the Syracuse Methodist choir at her home Thursday evening. Two guests, Rev. and Mrs. Ross Richey were present; The group enjoyed listening to a recording of the Christmas Cantata. After a short business meeting, delicious refreshments were served by the hostess.

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Leon Newman, vice president: and on the-right is Mrs. Don (Sudfl Wolferman, secretary-treasurer J They were elected at the meeting last Tuesday evening.

ter on March 9 and 10. The pIW will be produced by th? college! Tri-Alpha dramatics club as a parti of the annual Fine-Arts Festival! which will also include a opera by the Department of Mwl sic. I Weybright is a veteran of a num-j ber of productions on the Manches-| ter college stage. He is a graduate of New Paris high school and W junior this year at Manchester! college majoring in elementarjn education.