The Mail-Journal, Volume 73, Number 5, Milford, Kosciusko County, 1 February 1962 — Page 6

THE MILFORb MAIL Thursday, February 1,1962

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LAND O LAKES LEAGUE January 24, 1962 STANDINGS W L “A” League • , Screwballs , 50 38 V Wilkerson Paints 47 41 Arnold’s Grocery 47 41 Turf Bar 47 41 Paulus Well Drilling 46 42 Farmers Feed j 44 44 Syracuse Legion 44 44 McCormick-Cutter 39 49 Little And Clark Ins. 39 49 Wawasee Marina 37 51 High Team Series - Farmers Fesd 2808. High Team Game - Farmers Feed 1035. High Ind. Series - J. Kern 645. f 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. Fruslr hour 535, L. Griffith 534, M. Carlson 531, F.< Nyikos 546, C. Eby 554, D. Pilcher 547, B. Knapp 537. “B” League s Logan Fuel 61/ 57" Smith Adv. j83%34% Hires Electric 50% 37% Auers Service 44% 43% Rose Jewelry 43% 44% C. S. Myers 41 47 Carwiles TV 39% 48% Mishler Funeral Home 37% 50% State Bank Syracuse 37 51 Servisoft & Lindzey 32 56 High Team Series - Hires Electric 2503. High Team Game - Hires Electric 917. High Ind. Series - R. Brazil 601. High Ind. Game.- W. Mishler 221. 500 — W. Mishler 552, V. Mollenhour 501, C. Penn 537, K. Herbison 500, J. Pound 512. 200 Gamers — R. Brazil 201-207, W. Mishler 221, J. Traster 209, M. Hentzell 209. ’ THURSDAY NIGHI LADIES LEAGUE January 25, 1962 Syracuse Cleaners 52 28 Floyd 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 j B & K Drive-In 37% 42% D. W. Greene Pontiac 37% 42% ' Marise’s 35 45 Wawasee Package 29% 50% Blue Shingle 28 52 ' Wawasee Restaurant 20% 39% ■ High team game — American Industries 761. High team series — Klink’s 2121. j 450 series and 170 games. L. Gilbert — 194-470 J. Van Sickle — 467 1 B. Greene — 181-452 . C. Felkner — 185-467 C. Allen — 170 . T. Bender'’— 176 Friday Night Mixed League j January 26, 1962 ( Liberty Coach 56 28 , Byler Motors 55% 28% < Todd’s Case 55% 28% j Tom Socks 55 29 j Huey’s Well Drilling 48 36 £ Wawasee Lumber 45 39 j Pickwick . 42 42 ( Country Corner 41% 42% t Smith Advertising 40% 43% | Sportsman’s Center 40 44 ( Thornburg Drug 39% 44% j Peachey’s L ime 39 45 j Electronic Center 36 48 A Clip & Curl 35 49 j Marise’s 33 51 £ The Pines 33 51 £ Wawasee Plaza 33 51 j Wawasee TV 25% 58% £ High team game and series — f Tom Socks — 672-1890 600 series — Men 5 W. Hagerdon — 202-207-607 j R. Weber — 222-610 i 500 series and 200 games - men < G. Rider — 183-523 j P. Kern — 256-543 ] G. Beavers — 501 . 5 D. Pilcher — 214-566 J. Carr — 223-586 B. Byrd — 508 D. Maresh — 528 O. Smith — 204-558 500 series - women « S. Grady - 197-521 J S. Hover — 167-170-504 j 400 series and 150 games - wo- ( men . P. Kurtz — 406 D. ArmbruSter — 153-409 G. Smith — 158-153-435 M. Piver — 166 A. Smith — 405 E. Grady 162-430 i P. Honer —167 J. Knisley —169-415 j J. Kern — 412 V. Peachay — 184-442 G. Twaits — 163-448 , D. Knisley — 167-425 P. Maresch — 166-420 J. Schortgen — 153-158-436 K. Knisley «- 162-458 J. Miles—slsl A. Karesh — 403 N. Peterson — 164-427 Tuesday Afternoon Ladies League January 30, 1962 Levernier Auto Polish 55 25 Kinder Mfg.’ 44 36 , Tom Socks 44 36 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 — Levernier — 2096 Honor Roll M. Thornburg — 174-496 -—Dr 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. Lupg — 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 B. 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 — 154-419 M. Henning — 414 M. Tarman — 412 P. Hagerty — 410 D. Whitehead — 405 N. Peterson — 157-403 ' B. Myers — 171-401 A. Karesh — 400 L. Frushour — 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, LaVaughn Hawkins, director. Host for the conference will be Dr. Bernard I. 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 Association, 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 teachers.

It 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 Suspended Frederick Carl Dust 111 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. 8. 33 near the east edge of Goshen on January 20. GOLDEN RULE CLEANERS EXTRA SPECIALS GOLDEN RULE 2-HOUR QUICK CLEANERS Syracuse Phone: GL 7-3553 Trousers, Slacks, Sweaters & Skirts — 2 for 51.20 Rugs 9’ x 13* (cleaned & sized) 2 - sls Suits, Dresses, Car Coats & Jackets 2 for $2.50 Basketball Uniforms SI.OO Heavy Winter Coats (men & women) —.— $1.50 Draperies 2%c per s«. ft. Hunting & Fishing- Jackets & Coats - $2.00 & Up Shirts (laundered) 3 for 99c Fall, Spring & % Length Coats 2 - $2.50 Blankets (extra special) __ — SI.OO LOW, LOW, LOW PRICES "We Clean, Press & Dye For You” These Are Cash A Carry Prices We Call For * Deliver GOLDEN RULE CLEANERS Syracuse - Call Us Today - GL 7-3553

Loren Weybright Has Role In Manchester College Play NORTH MANCHESTER — Loren Weybright, son of Mr. and Mrs. George Weybright, r 2 Syracuse, has been selected to play the supporting role of Creon, King of > Thebes, in the cast of the ancient Greek tragedy “Antigone” by Sophocles to be produced at Manchester college in North Manchester on March 9 and 10. The play will be produced by the college Tri-Alpha dramatics club as a part of the annual Fine-Arts Festival which will also include a one-act opera by the Department of Music. Weybright is a veteran of a num,ber of productions on the Manchester college stage. He is a graduate of New Paris high school and a junior this year at Manchester college majoring in elementary education. ■.[ ' Charles Johnson Graduates From Hydraulic Course In Navy Air Force Charles K. Johnson, airman, USN, son of Mr. and Mrs. Charles E. Johnson r 2, Syracuse, was graduated, January 17 from the hydraulics course of the Aviation Structural Mechanics school at the Naval Air Technical Training Center, Memphis, Tenn. The eight-weCk course covered aviation publications and supply, electricity, circuits, flight theory, maintenance drawings, hydraulic systems, landing gear unit safety precautions, tools and equipment, brakes, corrosion prevention and removal and aircraft preservation. Mrs. Ed Kleinknight and Mrs. Harley Lindemuth were in Fort Wayne Saturday where they spent the day shopping.

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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, v Rev. Rplph 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-winning 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 the parents of a daughter bom Friday, Jan. 26, at the Goshen General hospital.

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SYRACUSE School Menu Monday — Sloppy Joes, Corn, Fruit, Cake and Milk. Tuesday— Weiners and Sauerkraut, Mashed Potatoes, Apple Pie Squares, Bread and Butter and Milk. Wednesday '■>— Fried Potatoes, Ham Salad Sandwich, Cottage Cheese, Pineapple and Milk. Thursday — Spanish Rice, Meat Balls, Coleslaw, Peach Crisp, Bread and Butter and Milk. Friday — Scalloped Tuna, Potatoes Au Gratin, Green Beans, Fruit Jello, Cake, Bread and Butter and Milk. Syracuse Locals Miss Janet Peters of Huntington was a Sunday visitor of Mr. and Mrs. Sherman Deaton. Mr. and Mrs. Paul Isbell of South Bend were Sunday visitors of Mr. and Mrs. James Isbell and Mr. and Mrs. O. R. Longsworth. Mrs. Isabelle Stahley is taking a four week leave from her duties at the local school cafeteria to recuperate from /a leg injury suffered three weeks ago.’ Mr. and Mrs. Earl Treadway, now vacationing with their son-in-law and daughter, the C. D. Cripes at St. Cloud, Fla., were recent callers of former Syracuse residents the Roy Gumps at Sebring, Fla. Mr. Cripe also visited with Syracuse residents, Mrs. Elizabeth Pollock and Mrs. Nelle Sloan in Haines City.

Mr. and Mrs. J. Barton Cox are in lowa City, lowa, this week, called there by the death of Mrs. Cox’s brother, Clifford Hesser. Mr. Hesser was the owner and operator of the telephone company at Nichols, lowa. Funeral services will be held on Friday morning. Mr. Hester was 58 years of age and died of cancer. Ed Anglemeyer returned to Hanover college in Madison, Indiana, Tuesday afternoon after spending a few days with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Hurbert Anglemeyer. Glenn Beatty of Pennsylvania and L. J. "Nickerson of Michigan were weekend guests'of Jim Hibschman at the home of Jim’s parents, Mr. and Mrs. Oliver Hibschman. / Rev. and Mrs. B. T. Yeager were called to Falls City, Nebraska, last Wednesday due to the illness of their daughter, Mrs. Bob Perry. Mr. and Mrs. S. A. Bauer returned home Monday evening following a three week visit with relatives in Athens, Alabama. A/3c Edward Stephenson and his wife were visitors of his grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. G. A. Carwile one day last week. Mr. and Mrs. Tom Franks and family of Wawaka and Miss Martha Firestone were Sunday dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. Louis Firestone and family. Mrs. Elsa Grieger entertained htft bridge club in her home Wednesday afternoon. Mrs. Dale Grimes was a Sunday caller of Mrs. Lavanda Rittenour

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Mrs. Harry Ganger and her sister Mrs. Ted Blough of- Goshen spent Wednesday with their v aunt Mrs. Claude Sinning of Elkhart. • Mrs. Charles Herbison plans on leaving for Florida by the first of next week. She is planning to stay in Florida until March. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Fitton and family of Warsaw were Sunday dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. John Gordy. Jim Hibschman was home for a week’s visit with his parents Mr and Mrs. Oliver Hibschman. Jim is attending Findlay College in Findlay, Ohio. Mr. and Mrs. Richard Isbell and son of Mishawaka were Saturday callers of Mr. and Mrs. James Isbell and Mr. and Mrs. O R. Longsworth. birth ALLEN, Stanley J. Mr. and Mrs. James Allen of south Main street are the parents of a son bom in Goshen General hospital at 7:10 a. m. Wednesday, January 31. Stanley J. weighed in at seven pounds and eight ounces. He has one sister, Lorie. AJlen the as sitant coach at Milford high school.

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