The Mail-Journal, Volume 1, Number 3, Milford, Kosciusko County, 1 March 1962 — Page 2

THE MAIL-JOURNAL Thursday, March 1,1962

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Bowling Prattle It’s amazing how ten-pin bowling popularity has become in recent years, not only as a great indoor sport, but as an ideal exercise for both men and women, as well as for the youngsters. Amazing to, the great number of “oldies” that take part in active league bowling — we find in our own comunity, several men in . their 60’s and 70’s doing a real good job in league bowling. Proof of that is revealed by our good friend Bert Carwin who is 76 years old and believed to be the oldest active league bowler, in our county and maybe in surrounding counties, who gives the “ole * 600 series” a run for its money even now and then. Only last week he had a 598 series in the Wednesday night league. ' He says he is not as old v as Douglas Pilcher but he hopes to keep at it till he can develope the poise and graceful delivery that Doug has mastered. Bert says — to keep young and active, as well as maintaining a girlish figure, take up bowling at least a couple times a week, it’s good for both body and mind from head to foot. He ought ,to know since he has been bowling since 1906. More power to his — we hope he is bowling when 100 years old. —By committee of aged bowlers COLISEUM TO HOST TWO BIG-TIME BASKETBALL EVENTS Friday evening, March 2, the Detroit Pistons will play the-Cin-cinnati Royals in a regular scheduled major league basketball game. This is the last of the four-game series that the Detroit Pistons have played in Fort Wayne this year. The “Big O” Oscar Robertson will lead the Royals. Friday evening, March 9, Goose Tatum,’ the “Clown Prince” of basvketball, will lead the Harlem Stars zh. gainst Satchel Paige’s famous York Rens. Goose Tatum, world famous for his mathless comic routines, will match his wits with baseball’s colorful pitcher, Satchel Paige, who will coach the Rens. This game along with the special half time show, should give the area fans a full evening of entertainment. Both 1 events are sponsored by Tri-States Promotion. Komets Play Indianapolis And Muskegon At Home The Fort Wayne Komet hockey team, in the home stretch drive to make the first division of the International Hockey League and get in the league playoff, play two crucial games on home ice. Sunday night at 7 they play Indianapolis and Wednesday night the hard driving Muskegon team will face off with the Komets at 8. This will be the last appearance of both the Indianapolis and Muskegon teams on Fort Wayne ice this season. MILFORD School Menu ■« School menus for next week: Mon.: Hot dogs, creamed potatoes, peas and carrots, pumpkin pie, milk. Tues.: Beef and dumplings, buttered com, orange juice, bread, butter, jelly, baked apples, milk. Wed.: Ham and beans, mashed potatoes, cabbage-carrot salad, cornbread and butter, peach half, milk. Thurs.: Chili and crackers, lettuce, macaroni and cheese, bread, butter, jelly, pineapple, milk. Fri.: Hot turkey sandwiches, potato salad, applesauce, ice cream and cookies, milk. HOSTESS TO BIRTHDAY CANASTA CLUB Mrs. Vera Miller of Milford was hostess to the Birthday Canasta club at her home Tuesday night at which time Mrs. Delbert Dippon was guest of honor and received a gift from the group in honor of her birthday. Prize winners in canasta were Mrs. Wayne Bucher, with first prize. Guest prize was won by Mrs. Glenn Baker. Others present were Mrs. Harold Kaiser, Mrs. Betty Tobin, Mrs. Burel Martz of Nappanee, Mrs. Aileen Poe and Mrs. Willard Conn.

Pierceton Stopped By Warsaw In Sectional Tourney Wednesday 64-52

Pierceton lost their first round game to Warsaw, Wednesday night February 21, in the sectional tourney, played at Columbia City. ti. " The Cubs unable to hit from the fields making 29 per cent of their shots while Warsaw made 40 per cent, couldn’t get rolling and lost the game, 64 to 52. Pierceton made 20 free throws to Warsaw’s 10 and came back from a 18 point deficit at the end of the third quarter to out score the Tigers in the fourth by 6 points, but it was a case of to little to late. Slusher led the Pierceton scoring with 14 points followed by

Regional Pairing INDIANAPOLIS — Pairings for the Indiana high school regional basketball tournaments next Saturday first games at 12:30, second games at 1:45, championship games at 8:15, all local time: At Columbus (EST) Shelbyville vs. Greensburg Madison vs. Frankliri At Connersville (EST) Connersville vs. Morristown Holton vs. North Dearborn t At East Chicago (CST) East Chicago Washington vs. Michington vs. Michigan City Gary Froebel vs. Valparaiso At Elkhart (EST) Bourbon vs Elkhart Mentone vs South Bend Central /\t Evansville (CST) Fort Branch vs Evansville Bossp Castle vs Tell City At Fort Wayne (EST) Angola vs Berne Ligonier vs Fort Wayne Central At Greencastle (EST) Attica vs New Ross Rockville vs Bainbridge At Huntington (CST) Carlisle vs Jasper Vincennes vs Loogootee At Indianapolis (EST) Indianapolis Attucks vs Anderson Southport vs Plainfield At Jeffersonville (EST) Bedford vs Charlestown Morgan Twp. vs Seymour At Kokomo (EST) Kokomo vs Noble Clay Twp. vs Noblesville At Lafayette (EST) Rossville vs Fowler Lafayette vs Pinnell At Logansport (EST) Logansport vs Brookston Knox vs Rensselaer At Marion (EST) Bluffton vs Oak Hill Huntington vs Pennville •> At Martinsville (EST) Terre Haute Garfield vs Eminence Bloomfield vs Spencer At New Castle (EST) Middletown vs Union City Richmond vs Muncie Central I Milford Locals Mrs. Richard Smith of Milford accompanied her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Orville C. Nealis of Marion, to Lexington, Ky., on Tuesday to attend the funeral of her uncle. Mrs. Dale Stump and Mrs. r Amos Orn went shopping in Elk- • hart Friday. Mrs. Esther Charlton called on ’ Mr. and Mrs. Tom Pinkerman at Goshen on a recent Monday. They spent the evening shopping in South Bend. Mrs. Everett Darr of Syracuse called on her mother, Mrs. Ada Coy, at the Orn nursing home last Sunday afternoon. Fanny Longacker, a former nurse of the Weaver nursing home in Goshen, also called on Mrs. Coy. c ■ ’ Q Mrs. V. G. Hursey spent the week end with the Charles Davis family and the Larry Gold family in Indianapolis. Mr. and Mrs. James Shaner, Dennis, Jimmy and Pat of Marshall, Mich., were Sunday guests of Mr. and Mrs. Durward Seely. « Recent guests in the home of Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Replogle, Steven and Dennis were Mrs. Replogle’s parents, Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Lentz, of Mishawaka. Mr. and Mrs. William Shull, Donald and Rodney of Columbia City were Sunday dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Mynhier, Carol and Mark. Mr. and Mrs. Darrel Orn and family were dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. Amos Orn Sunday. In the afternoon the two families called on Mr. and Mrs. William Orn and son in Goshen. Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Hilliard of Warsaw called on Fred Sechler at the Orn nursing home Sunday afternoon. He is the father of Mrs. Hilliard. Delbert Poe visited his uncle, Jim Poe, at the Orn nursing home last Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Banning of South Bend and Mr. and Mrs. A. C. Scitt of Pleasant Lake were Sunday dinner guests iof Mr. and Mrs. H. W. Baumgartner,

O’Dell'With 11 and Menzie with 10. -oiniai. -m > Warsaw’s Dave Johnson playing very good ball made 26 points. Score by quarters, Pierdetbn 7 25 32 52 Warsaw 16 35 50 64 Pierceton (52) Menzie 342, Rosburgh 222, R. Kerr 225, Carlin 110, O’Dell 352, S. Kerr 001, Slusher 463, Conley 101. Totals, 16 field "goals, 20 free throws, 16 personal fouls. Warsaw (64) Lesh 715, McClure 001, CoOk 323, Harman 001, Johnson 1143, Call 302, Metzger 123, Brallier 002, Phillips 103, Evans 111. Totals, 27 field goals, 10 free throws, 24 personal fouls.

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LAND O LAKES LEAGUE February 21, 1962 “A” League STANDINGS ' WmL Screwballs 56 44 Wilkerson Paints 56 44 Arnolds Groc. 52 48 Turf Bar 52 48 Farmers Feed 51 49 Paulus Well Drilling 51 49 Syracuse Legion 48 52 McCormick-Cutter 46 54 Wawasee Marina 45 55 Little & Clark Ins. 43 57 High Team Series - McCormickCutter 2859. Hight Team Game - McCormickCutter 1065. v600 Series — R. Schultz 605, H. Schrock 603, F. Nyikos 625, B. Carmin 600. 530 & Up < — L. Hare 589, L. Vance 553, E. King 543, L. Wogoman 567, M? Hostetter 548, L. Griffith 586, D. Pilcher 557, W. Stahly 554, R. Vonash 573, R. Brown 562, W. Hagerdon 554, C. Frushour 535, M. Gonshorn 555, K. Koble 549, E. Whitacre 543, R. Strombeck 553. 200 Games — R. Schultz 200212, R. Brown 210, W. Hagerdon 235, H. ’ Schrock 230, W. Stahly 203, R. Vonash 202-200, J. Kern 204, L. Hare 209, L. Vonce 226, E. King 202, L. Wogoman 202, M. Hostetter 201, L. Griffith 208, F. Nyikos 224-224, V. Schortgen 203, H. Gallahan 218, M. Ganshorn 204-201, K. Koble 234, M. Carlson 200, C. Lindzy 203, B. Carmin 227. “B” League Lobon Fuel 66 34 Smith Adv. 60% 39% Hire Electric 59% 40% Auers Service 51% 48% C. S. Myers 48 52 Mishler Funeral Home 46 54 Carwiles TV Service 45 55 Rose Jewelry 44% 55% State Bank Syracuse 40 60 Servisoft & Lindzey 39 61 High Team Series - Hire Electric 2461. High Team Game - Logan Fuel 866. High Ind. Series - E. Rogers 551. 500 — J. Traster 505, G. Price 505, E. Estep 502. 200 Games J. Lowe 204, E. oßgers 210. * THURSDAY NIGHT LADIES LEAGUE February 22, 1962 Syracuse Cleaners ~ 62 34 Howard’s 57 39 Floyd Lantz Painters 54 42 Mishler’s 54 42 Klink’s 53% 42% American Industries 53 43 Pilcher’s 53 43 Mid-Lakes Shop 50%45% Enchanted Hills 48 48 Carwile TV 48 48 Gamble’s 47%48% McCormick-Cutter 47% 48% D. W. Greene Pontiac 47%48% Baugher Builders 47 49 B & K Drive-In 45% 50% North Webster Bank 45 51 Marise’s 42 54 Wawasee Package 38%57% Blue Shingle 37 59 Wawasee Restaurant 28% 67% High team game - Pilcher’s 760. High team series - Syracuse Cleaners 2182. 500 Series —D. Darnell 196-151-188-535, F. Holloway 182-178-173-533. 170 games and 450 series — M. L. Willsey 177-469, B. Nyce 182497, G. Pilcher 170-462, I. Carwile 455, F. Wortinger 455, .L. Gilbert 171-174-474, C. Knisley 182-474, B. Smith 451, M. J. Sheetij 463, E. Carlson 464, B. Kline 174-469, B. Greene 171, O. Ketering 170. FRIDAY NIGHT MIXED LEAGUE February 23, 1962 Liberty Coach 64 36 Byler Motors 63% 36% Todd’s Case 63% 36% Tom Socks 59 41 Huey’s Well Drilling 56 44 Country Comer 55%44% Smith Adv. 53% 46% Wawasee Lumber 51 49 Pickwick 51 49 Peachey’s Lime 50 50 Thornburg Drug 45% 54% Sportsmans Center 44 56 Electronic Center 43 57 Slip & Curl 43 57 Wawasee Plaza 41 59

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The Pines 39 61 Marise’s 39 61 Wawasee TV 35%64% High team game - Huey’s 674. High team series - Plaza 1971. 200 games and 500 series - Men — P. Kern 531, J. Kern 500, V. Schortgen 502, D. Brinley 511, D. Pilcher 200-563, O. Smith 535, D. Maresh 201-537, R. Knisley 521, H. Barber 208-544, R. Weber 216584, G. Rider 517, B. Criswell 523, C. Lisor 506, G. Beavers 508, D. Carwile 525. 500 Series - Women — E. Blakesley 161-179-209-540. 150 games and 400 series — G. Pilcher 170-157-442, B. Kline 210477, A. Smith 166-444, S. Hover 171-453, R. Barber 430, J. Brinley 160-161-446, S. Grady 159-160-162-481, D. Smith 179-166-479,' G. Smith 168-155-455, M. Byrd <OO, B. Weaver 417, R. Criswell 413, V. Peachey 153-162-151-466, G. Twaits 157-427, K. Knisley 155-157-450, A. Karesh 168-415. MONDAY NIGHT COUNTY LEAGUE February 26, 1962 “A” Flight Wawasee Pkg. Store 58 26 Wawasee Bowl 51 33 Lakeland Produce 46% 37% Pilcher’s Shoes 45 39 Sleepy Owl 44 40 N. Webster Hdwe. 42 42 Mid-Lakes Shpg. Ctr. 37 47 Syracuse Rubber Co. 36 48 Anchor Bar 33% 50% Frog Tavern 31 53 High Team Game - Pilcher’s 984. High team series - Package Store 2757. High Ind. Game - R. Thibaut 233. High Ind. Series - R. Brown 602. 200 Games — J. Carr 223, D Pilcher 210, F. Nyikos 2QO, R. Brown 226-229, L. Vance 222-204 G. Nordman 231, C. McCuen* 204 R. Talmadge 203, E. Henning 200211, V. Stayer 211-201, G. Rider 210, R. Yoder 205, L. Wogomar 203. 525 or Better Series — J. Can 564, D. Pilcher 562, F. Nyiko: 548, R. Thibaut 554, R. .Fishe 534, L. Vance 586, G. Nordmai 557, J. Karesh 554, N. Biddle 53£ D. Arthur 529, E. Henning 589, E Armbruster 533, V. Stayer 584, G Rider 559, R. Yoder 576. “B” Flight Byler Motors 53 31 Kinder Mfg. Co. 49% 34} Moorman Mfg. Co. 49 35 Central Lake Spdy. 45 39 Wawasee Restaurant 42 42 Syracuse Police 41 43 N. Websbter Lions 36 48 Connolly’s Groc. 40 44 Kurly’s Keglers 36%47 1 / Budget Loans 28 56 High team game and series Byler Motors 909-2584. , , . John Knisley 189-201-243-633. High Ind. Game & Series John Knisley 189-201-243-633. > 200 Games — R. Fisher 240, K Swihart 226, C. Lambert 208, R Weber 210-205. , 525 or Better Series - G. Game ' 529, R. Fisher 577, K. Swihar > 563, C. Lambert 549, R. Webe 583. ,T ! ~ TUESDAY AFTERNOON LADIES LEAGUE , February 27, 1Q62 LeVernier’s Auto Polisu) 61 35 , Tom Socks 59 37 Sleepy Owl 54% 41% j Kinder Mfg. 51 45 Wawasee Laundromat 47 49 . State Bank Syracuse 46 50 . Drifwood Room 45% 50% Hastings Dairy Queen 43% 52% Wawasee Bowl 43 53 . Syracuse Cleaners 29% 66% > High team game and series ; Sleepy Owl 779-2160. ’ High Ind. Game -A. Stefansk

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and N. Searfoss 185. High Ind. Series - L Carwile I 513. Honor Roll —I. Carwile 183-180-513, D. Spearman 182-489, B. loannacci 177-489, A. Stefanski 185-479, B. Kline 183-477, V. Penn 171- N. Searfoss 185-471, M. f J. Lantz 469, A. Galahan 463, J. 1 Van Sickle 464, R. Emerick 458, G. ] Eyer 454, M. Lung 442, M. Hager- t don 441. K 1 Split Conversions - R. Banta 1 4-10, A. Sudlow 3-9-10. 1 1 TUESDAY NIGHT LADIES LEAGUE February 27, 1962 Foo & Faye 69%34% Wawasee Plaza 58 46 Byler Motors 55 49 Lakeside Laundry 54 50 Leatherman Ins. 53 51 Village Cleaners 52 52 Bud’s Mobil 51 53 Augsburgers IGA 47% 56% Wawasee TV 40 64 Arnold’s Grocery \ 40 64 High team game and series - Wawasee TV 753-2118. 500 Series — L. Gilbert 163-176-168-507, M. Thornburg 188-166-147-501. 150 games and 400 series -— J. Byland 175-157-468, D. Knisley 172- S. Grady 156-156-152-464, P. Scott '166-156-457. C. Connell 172-436, E. Burtsfield 169-433, B. Smith 155-432, S. Black 151-432, [K. Knisley 15T-431, A. Hire 179424, J. Hover 150-414, N. Peterson 1- R. Markham 413, E. Wogoman 409, C. Koble 164, M. A. McClintic 155, P. Maresh 155. Split Conversions — K. Knisley 2- C. Connell 5-8-10, 5-9-10, G. Pilcher 5-7, V. Kitson 3-10, E. I Grady 2-7, M. Simon 1-5-7. MUST FILE EXEMPTIONS Only a few, who neglected to file before March 1 for removal of property from assessment rolls which is devoted to religious or charitable purposes, will be re- ■ quired to apply for such exempi tions this year. r All such organizations, includ-' 1 ing lodges, must re-file for ex- > emptions in 1963. Such organizations in existence • when the law became effective in 1955 re-filed again in 1959. They are required to claim the exemptions each fourth year. s However,, such organizations recently formed may need to file for such exemptions this year befor the March 1 deadline. These exemptions are applicable only to schools, clubs and fraternal organizations, charitable en- > terprises and religious groups. However, these organizations for the first time. It Pays To Advertise

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Sewer Assessments Going Out For First Payment Today In Syracuse

Syracuse property owners in the ] first ward received statements \ March Ist from the sewage de- i partment of the town of Syracuse, the first to be mailed out under j the new ordinance of the Syracuse ; town board which put in motion j the completion of the sewage i lines and the building of a sani- : tary disposal plant. Residents in the second ward 1 will receive their statements March 10, and those in the third ward will receive statements March 20. All residents who receive statements have 10 days in which to pay, says clerk-treasuret J. B. Cox, after which a 10 per cent penalty must be added. Only those property owners who are now using the sanitary sewer lines will be billed, but as service is made available others will be added, says the town clerk-treas-urer. Other points in the ordinance include: The property itself is liable for the sewer assessment, but renters will be billed when the clerktreasurer is notified to do so. The failure of the renter to pay, however, does not relieve the property owner of the responsibility. Failure to receive a statement does not relieve a property of responsibility, either. The sewer assessment is “just like taxes,” according to Mr. Cox, and it will follow the property until it is paid. Storm Sewers Those properties on the storm sewers now must change over to the new sanitary sewer lines at their own expense when the sanitary sewer lines pass their property. They will be billed as of Feb. 1, though just as are property owners on the present sewer lines. Property owners in the first ward will be billed for one full month, as payment started Feb. 1. Those in the second ward will be billed this first time for one month ■' and 10 days, and those in the ■ third ward will be billed for one month and 20 days. The following s months each property will be i billed for one month. Owners may ’ pay in advance, if they wish, but ■ there is no discount allowed for such payment. A card statement similar to ! those used by the Northern Indi- • ana Public Service Co. is to be used. Owners may by tearing off > the proper portion of the card ■ either mail in the card and check ■ or a free mail box is provided in • the doorway of the building at

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120 South Huntington street, where the office of the town clerk is located. The town clerk-treasurer will aid in every way possible, to get any error in mailing address corrected, or in correcting errors in billing any properties. However, the town ordinance makes it the responsibility of the property owner to see that the sewer assessment is properly paid, and the town clerk-treasurer has no authority to waive any payments. The Syracuse Sewer and Disposal Plant system was first started in the 1930’s with a S2O, 600 grant from the federal government and $30,000 paid by the town of Syracuse. To this now is added a $320,000 bond issue of 30 years duration, making the plant valued at more than half a million dollars at today’s prices. This $320,000 must be paid, with interest, and the town has entered into an agreement to do so. If the town should fail to do so, the bond holders have the right to come in, and take over the sewage plant, raise rates if necessary and operate the plant. The sewage plant is an independent corporation, and nc town taxes will go toward its operation. Also, no monies which the sewage plant takes in may be used for operation of the town or the water company, unless the whole indebtedness is paid off. The town board has the right to raise dr lower rates in some cases, but this is most unlikely, as these rates have been advertised and approved and are copied after other towns where like conditions exist. Town clerk-treasurer Cox asks that all citizens bear with the operation and where difficulties exist every effort will be made to correct them. The clerk’s office will be open to collect sanitary sewer . charges five days each week, Mont day through Friday, from 1 to 5 i P m - . . ■ BEDFORD, VA., BULLETIN- : DEMOCRAT: “Os the many fine ' words whose meaning has been ; perverted by the political stresses • of our times surely one of the most abused is ‘temporary’ —especially • in the field of public finance. When ■ it comes to taxes, most of us have “ become calloused to this misuse. ’ We have ‘temporary’ taxes dating I back to World War H and beyond, : and few are naive enough to bei lieve that any relief from them is : in the offing.”

: WORLD DAY OF ; PRAYER SERVICES : FRIDAY, MAR. 9

It was announced this week that the World Day of Prayer services for the Milford churches will be held at the First Brethren church At 7:30 p. m. on March 9. Mrs. Robert Geiger of the First Brethren church stated that the theme for the day will be “For God So Loved the World” and that all of the ministers would take part. •

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