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SETS NEW RECORDS — Pictured above is Milford high school’s assistant coach Jiim Allen congratulating John Gerber, senior, after he had been named to receive the American Legion County Council’s “most outstanding athlete” trophy last Friday at the Kosciusko county track meet held at Pierceton. Johnny set a new mark of 21 ft. 4% in. in broad jump, besiting the
Beaver Dam Cops Junior High Track Crown In a track meet held simulteneously with the high school meet at Pierceton last Friday, Beaver Dam won the junior high school county track crown with 54 points followed closely by with 50, Pierceton with 41, Leesburg . and Burket with 20 each, Milford 9; Sidney and North Webster with 6 each; Silver Lake 3; Etna Green 1. Claypool did not score. Pierceton’s Barry Reed set a new county record in-the 120 low hurdles with a time of 15.6. The old record was 16 seconds. Beaver Dam’s 440 yd. relay team broke the old record of 54.6 with a 53.9. The following is the summary of the meet: There were no ties in any of the events. The summary follows, listing first, second, third, fourth and fifth places, respectively. Pole Vault — Reed, Pierceton; . Sloan, Burket; Hostetler, Pierceton; Holloway, Burket; Niles, Syracuse. Height, 8 ft. 6 in.' Shot Put —. Bucher, Burket; Hatfield, Beaver Dam; Gordon, Syracuse; England, Sidney; McFarland, Beaver Dam. Distance, 41 ft. 11 in. Broad Jump — Searfoss, Syracuse; Shand, Burket; Murcia, Beaver Dam; Teel, Beaver Dam; Koltz, Etna Green. Distance, 15 ft. 9% in. High Jump — Teel, Beaver ..Dam; Gordon. Syracuse; Tuttle, Pierceton; Bauer, Syracuse; Helton; Silver Lake. Height, 4 ft. 10 in. 120’ Yd. Low Hurdles — Reed, Pierceton; Pletcher, Pierceton; "Phend, Milford; Gordon, Syracuse;, Cormican, North Webster. Time, :15.6 (new meet record). 60 Yd. Dash — Sloan, Beaver Dam; Tucker, Beaver Dam; Bauer, ' Syracuse; Faurote, Pierceton; Shand,- Burket. Time,: 07.5. 880 Yd. Run — Stafford, Beaver Dam; , England, Sidney; Bush, Syracuse; Stookey, Leesburg; Osborne, Pierceton. Time, 2:26.1 J 220 Yd. Dash — Sausaman, Leesburg; Searfoss, Syracuse; Faurote, Pierceton: Bushong, Jailford; Bouse, Nortn "Webster. Time :25.4. 440 Yd. Race—Bauer, Syracuse; Murcia, Beaver Dam; Pletcher, Pierceton; Broekers, Syracii.se; Hostetler, Beaver Dam. Time, 1:02. 100 Yd. Dash—Sausaman, Leesburg; Reed, Pierceton; Teel, Beaver Dam; Helton, Silver Lake; Tucker, Beaver Dam. Time, :11.6. • 880 Yd. Relay — Syracuse, (Searfoss, Bauer, Gordon, Broekers); Pierceton; Beaver Dam; Milford; Burket. Time, 1:49.5. 440 Yd. Relay — Beaver Dam (Smith, Sloan,’ Teel, Tucker); Leesburg; Syracuse; North Webster; Burket. Time, :53.9 (new meet record).
County Women's Democrat Club Has Style Show Democrat National Committeeman from Indiana, Alex Campbell, Fort Wayne, was a guest at Wednesday’s style show held by the Kosciusko county Women’s Democrat club in the M and M restaurant at North Webster. Mrs. Bertha Mosher of North Webster gave the welcome. Mrs. Paul (Ruby) Conkle of Warsaw displayed clothes for the younger set from the Tot and Teen Shop. Mrs. Fee (Mary) Ullom of North Webster showed fashions from • Fee’s His *N’ Her shop in North Webster. Door prizes were awarded by Mrs. Wayne Bucher.
Thursday, May 2, 1963
record which he set last year of 21 ft. 1% in. He set a new record of 11 ft. 5J4 in. in the pole vault to break a record set by Smith of Silver Lake in 1961. Smith’s record was 11 ft. 3 in. Johnny also placed first in the 180 low hurdles, running just two tenths of a second slower than the meet record of :21.0 set by Williams of Syracuse last year.
Pierceton Wins All-Sports Trophy For the second consecutive year Pierceton has won the All Sports trophy awarded each year to a county high school with the best record in county participation in baseball, cross country, basketball, volleyball and track. ' The Cubs won the county championships in cross country, baseball, volleyball and track, while coming in second to Mentone in basketball. This is the fifth year of awarding an All Sports trophy. Syracuse won the trophy the first three years and Pierceton won the last two years. The tracM season .will conclude one of the most successful sport years in the long history of the Cubs. Tom Sittier, in his second year at Pierceton, coaches cross country, varsity and second team basketball, and track. Gary Faudree coaches freshman basketball, varsity baseball and volley ball. Dick Reed coaches junior high school sports and is athletic director. The following is the final point and place standing of all county schools for the All Sport trophyaward for 1963: 1 Pierceton 74 points 2 Mentone 60*4 3 Syracuse 48% 4 Etna Green 47% 5 Milford 34% 6 Sidney 32% 7 N. Webster 32 8 Leesburg 30% 9 Silver Lake 26% 10 Claypool 26 11 Akron 25% METHODIST CHURCH CIRCLES MEET Three circles of the Methodist church met last Thursday. Circle 1 met- with Miss Ida Deardorff, Miss Lillian Hamman and Mrs. Leone Hogue at Howard’s restaurant. A dessert was served to the guests as they arrived. Mrs. Hogue, chairman, presided at the business meeting. Devotions were given by Mrs. Harry Culler. Mrs. Oscar Benson gave the lesson on the last chapter in the study book “Today’s Children for Tommorow’s World.” Circle 111 Circle 3 met for a 10 a. m. brunch at the Dewart Lake home of Mrs. William Myers. Sixteen members and two guests, Mrs. W. Green and Mrs. Ray Jones, attended. Mrs. Vern Brinkman, chairman, presided. Devotions were offered by Mrs. Jack Vanderford using the life of C. J. Soong, father of Mrs. Chiang Kai-Shek. Special feature of the meeting was a pink and blue shower for Mrs. Wendell Curtis. Mrs. Ralph Thornburg of Syracuse Lake will be hostess for the June meeting. i Circle IV I Circle TV met for a potluck sup- i per at the home of Mr. and Mrs. ' Ray Jones. Birthday cakes honor-, ed Mrs. Elva Connell and Mrs. Clarence Snyder. In charge of the meeting were new. officers: Chairman, Mrs. Jones; vice-chairman, Mrs. Murrill Neff and secretary-treasurer, Mrs. Snyder. Devotions were given by Mrs. O. C. Stoelting followed by the missionary lesson by Mrs. E. O. Dunn. Rev. and Mrs. J. Ross Richey and daughter and Mrs. William Myers were guests.
THURSDAY NIGHT May 2, 1963} Final Standing STANDINGS W L B & K Drive-In 91 45 American Industries 87 49 Carwile TV 79% 56% Hawaiian Village 79 57 Klink’s 76 60 Brazel’s 75%60% Pilcher’s 73 63 Town House 72 64 No. Webster Bank 70% 65% Wawasee Pkg. 69 67 Mishler’s 68 68 Baugher’s 65 71 Greene Pontiac 61%74% Ruch & Van’s 60 76 Wolf’s Store 58 78 Darr’s Gulf 56 80 McCormick-Cutter 56 80 Marise’s 55 81 Floyd Lantz Painters 54% 81% Nine’s Pie Shop 53% 82% High team game and series — Hawaiian Village 822-2269. 600 series — I. Stahley 210-202-202-623. 500 series — M. L. Willsey 191-157-157-505, E. Blakesley 179-168-153-500. 170 games and 450 series — K. Felkner 456, H. Frushour 470, D.. Coburn 460, L. Vanlaningham 182-170-497, K. White 4551, A. Gallahan 457, E. Tatman 458, B. Greene 185-497, L. Welty 179-454, S. Grady 181-172-456, B. Nyce 453, C. Knisley 450, F. Holloway 479, P. Rhodes 454, V. Penn 186455, G. Pilcher 483, B. McKibben 475, L. Gilbert 201-475, M. Mangus 178, P. Lotz 170, T. Schrock 185, B. Brown 179, L. Frushour 175, D. Paulus 174, O. Ketering 171, W. Finton 170, S. Tytler 187, J. Weaver 183.
COUNTY LEAGUE May 6, 1963 “A” Flight Wawasee Pkg. Store 84 44 Pilcher’s Shoes 79 45 Wawasee Bowl 75 53 Frog Tavern 71 57 Thornburg Drug Co. 63 65 O. K. Sales 61 67 Lakeland Produce 55 69 Byler Motors 52% 75% Syracuse Rubber Prod. 48 80 North Webster Hdwe. 47% 80% High team game and series — Wawasee Bowl 1019-2799. High Ind. game and series — L. Vance 173-266-232-671. 600 series -— R. Fisher 204-172-238-614, A. Weber 225-189-196-610. “B” Flight Anchor Bar 75 53 Coxy’s Gun Shop 74%53% Kinder Mfg. Co. 70 58 Wawasee Restaurant 68 60 No. Webster Lions 68 60 Kurley’s Keglers 67 61 Connolly’s Groc. 65 63 Budget Loans 60% 67% Syracuse Rubber Prod. 50 78 Barbee Lake Hotel 40 88 High team game and series — Anchor Bar 896-2611. High Ind. game and series — J. Loetz TUESDAY NIGHT LADIES May 7, 1963 Final Standings Foo & Faye 92 44 Campbell’s D-X 82% 53% Syracuse Rubber 79 57 American State Bank 75%60% Arnold’s Groc. 72% 63% Wawasee TV 70 64 Lakeside Laundry 69 67 Gerard’s 65%.70%G * W Pizza 64%71% Ligonier Beverage 64 72. Turf Bar . 60%75% Augsburger’s IGA 54 82 Wawasee Plaza 53%82: Weatherhead 49% 86% High team game and series — Foo and Faye 779-2174. 500 series —- K. Knisley 185-171-177-533, D. Twaits 201-166-168-535, B. Vanlaningham 145-155-212-512. 170 games and 420 series — E. Wogoman 451, J. Byland 442, L. Vance 445, P. Scott 476, H. Frushour 180-422, T. Schrock 173-423, E. Burtsfield 420, J. Brinley 420, M. Henning 184-436, E. Grady 427, N. Searfoss 176-448, S. Ryan 468, C. Campbell 434, L. Gilbert 185479, S. Hoover 440, J. Sharpe 457.
PUBLIC INVITED 14th Annual SAUSAGE & PANCAKE DAY Saturday, May 25 WARSAW LEGION HOME Sponsored By—- — 833 40 ET 8 MOTHER'S DAY GIFTS • BIRD BATHS • POTTERY • POTTED PLANTS • EVERGREENS • RAKES & HOES • MANY OTHERS, COME SEE CLAYTON GARDEN CENTER MILE NORTH OF NORTH WEBSTER ON S. R. 13
MILFORD BUSINESS LEAGUE May 7, 1963 Final Standings Turf Bar H 78 54 Little and Clark 77 55 Turf Bar I 77 55 Milford Co-op 71 61 Servisoft and Lindsay 71 61 Moorman Feeds 68 64 Mishler Funeral Home 67 65 Brock Mfg. 66 66 Augsburger’s IGA ..1 71 C. S. Myers 56 76 Campbell’s Market 53 79 Chore-Time Equipment 47 85 High team series — Little and Clark 2496. High team game — Little and Clark 888. High team series for season — Turf Bar I 2746. High team game for season — Turf Bar I 971. High Ind. game for season — Leon Newman 638. High Ind. game for season — Robert Fisher 254. 500 series — W. Mishler 558, B. Little 547, L. Hare 535, D. Wuthrich 519, O. Replogle 516, D. Rensberger 513, J. Keller 511, B. Kaiser 510, D. Dippon 508, D. Miller 507, P. Speicher 500. 200 games — W. Mishler 211, B. Little 210, J. Kruger 206, D. Dippon 202, L. Myers 200. BUSY HOMEMAKERS CLUB MEETS TUESDAY Members of the Busy Homemakers club of Milford met Tuesday afternoon for its May meeting at the home of Mrs. Herbert Stump. Mrs. Frank Charlton, president, opened the meeting with the club creed. The song “America the Beautiful” was sung in unison. For meditations Mrs. Richard Hollar read the poem “A Tribute to Mothers”. The history of the song of the month, “Down In the Valley”, was given by Mrs. Vernon May who also led in singing. Mrs. Alfred Wilson presented the health and safety lesson on “Keep your home fall free”. Roll call was answered by twelve members with recipes of their mothers. A flower bulb and seed exchange was held during the social hour. “Smooth Surface, Flexible Floor Coverings” was the title of the lesson given by Mrs. William Mock. Mrs. Walter Casper was in charge of a contest with the prize being awarded to Mrs. Glen Pinkerton. Refreshments of cherry delight and coffee were served by the hostess and her co-hostess, Mrs. Wilson. The next meeting will be held at the home of Mrs. Vernon May on June 5.
LAST MEETING FOR JUNIOR MOTHERS Mrs. James Pounds was hostess Monday night to the Syracuse Junior Mothers club members for their last meeting of the club year. Seventeen members and one guest, Mrs. William Yahne, attended. Mrs. Edgar Speer and Mrs. David Weaver were co-hostesses. Mr. Speer, elementary school principal for Syracuse, was guest speaker for the evening. He presented an interesting and informative program and demonstration on how reading is taught on the fourth grade level. During the meeting, it was unannounced the club would hold a bake sale at Syracuse Electric on May 25 starting at 10 a. m. SYRACUSE SADDLE CLUB HOLDS MAY MEETING Members of the Syracuse Saddle club held their regular monthly meeting on Saturday, May 4. at 1 p.m. Fifteen members and two guests, who later joined the Saddle club, were in attendance. The day was spent doing cement work around the club house and the women worked on landscaping plans. A pot luck- supper was enjoyed in the evening followed by a business meeting conducted by president Mrs. C.. Detwiler. Plans were discussed for the 10th annual Horse Show June 9. A work day of the club will be held on May 19, starting at 10 a. m.
Flotilla Plans Progressing Plans for the" third annual Syra-cuse-Wawasee Chamber of Commerce sponsored Flotilla at Lake Wawasee are progressing. Dale Butt, general chairman for the event, announced this week that entries are coming in rapidly now and things are taking shape. Five viewpoints around Wawasee have been chosen for the 34mile shoreline Skirting which is expected to be seven miles in length. There will be prizes in four divisions. A Flotilla handicap golf open will be played on all three Lake Wawasee. golf courses on June 14 and 15. More information on this event will be released as arrangements are completed. Special Events Chuck Myers, chairman of the special events committee, announced that he has arranged with a group of South Bend youths to perform some original - Indian dances as part of the special events to take place at five checkpoints. The group is members of the Papakitchie Lodge, Order of the Arrow, Boy Scouts, South Bend, and performs its native dance in full Indian dress. NIPSCO PAYS OVER $4 MILLION IN TAXES A spring tax installment of more than $4 million ($4,152,445. 24) in real estate and personal property taxes was paid this week by Northern Indiana Public Service Company as its contribution toward more and better schools, parks, highways, fire and police protection iand aid to the growth and development of the northern third Os the state. James D. Breed, NIPSCO Goshen district manager, said that local taxes paid by the utility in Elkhart county amounted to $228, 811.32, of which $65,405.06 went to the city of Goshen, and $60,019.26 went to Elkhart. Tax payment checks were sent to the utility’s district managers well ahead of the May 6 deadline to make sure county treasurers received them in plenty of time. ) VWI “Show me a man who can still laugh at his wife’s new hat after she tells him how costly it was and I’ll show you a. Texan.”
ARNOU) ' S In Syracuse FRESH 2 BAGS | CALIF. PASCAL JUMBO SIZE Carrots 19* Celery 27* BEEF, HAM, TURKEY, CHICKEN EACH Banquet Dinners 39c REALEMON PINT V/z OZ - JAR JUICE 29c Nesteaslc 2 REG. CANS Ajax Cleanser . 23c 40 OZ. BOX I CONTADINA 3- 6 oz. cans Bisquick -39 c | Tomato Paste 33c ARNOLD'S IN SYRACUSE
MILFORD - LEESBURG Hospital Notes Chester O. Fowler of Milford was dismissed last Thursday from Murphy Medical Center. Mrs. Elmer F. Barley of r 2 Leesburg was treated last Thursday in the emergency room of the Murphy Medical Center for an injury to her right hand. She was dismissed after treatment. Mrs. Emery Hoffer of Milford was admitted over the week end to Murphy Medical Center. Christine Fisher of Leesburg and Ellen Marie Hoover of r 1 Milford were admitted to Goshen General hospital Tuesday.
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Che Bible Now there are diversities of gifts.—(l C0r.’12:4). We should always appreciate and make full use of our - ’j God-given powers and abilities. Instead of envying the talents of others we must remember that He has endowed us with many gifts; that we need only open our minds to the light of the Spirit, our hearts to the understanding of the Spirit and our lives to the power df the Spirit.