The Mail-Journal, Volume 2, Number 38, Milford, Kosciusko County, 31 October 1963 — Page 2

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READY FOR FRIDAY — The Syracuse Yellowjackets are ready j for their first garrfe of the season to be played on their home floor Friday night against , the

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land o lakes league October 23. 1 963 o “A” League STANDINGS " L Farmers Feed 22 10 McCormick-Cutter ' 20 12 . Blue Shingle 18 14 Deans Milk 18 14 Hires Electric 1” 15 Kohers Ins. If 18 Frqg- Tavern In . IXL - , • ' H on Syracuse Legion - u High" game and series — McCormickCutter 940-2676. 600 series — L. Vance 229-149-247-625, R. Schultz 192-197-213-602, W. Staly 266-162-188-616. . „ • 540 series ’ — A: Howell 54.1, R. Wogoman 587. „ 200 games —■ B. Carmin 202, M. Dorsey 218. M. Ganshorn 200. J. Brouwer 212, R. Wogoman 213, D. BroWn. 205, “B” League Logan .Fuel 22 10 . Wawasee Marina. 21 11 Auers S.-rvice JBl-13 Shafer Mfg. Co. “ Harris Funeral Home ■ 1 5 . W . Byler Motors • state Bank of Syracuse , 15 17 Galloways Groc. •< . H “ I Walters Drugs < 12 20 | Rose Jewelry H ~1 ' High game and series — Logan Fuel 875-2508. „ , 500 s.-ries .— E. Rogers 521. M. Host, tter 524. G. Carpenter 527, C. , Davies 516, R, Reil 514. J. Shaver 513, M. Zellinger SCO. 1 200 games -*-• R. Heil 202, R. Clevenger 201, H. Bontrager 200, J. Shaver 210. THURSDAY NITE LADIES LEAGUE | October 24, 1963 Klink’S-C 24 8 j Darnell Accounting 23 _9 I McCormick-Cutter - 20 12 North Webster Bank ' 20, 12 , | Pilcher’s 18 12 | Wawasee Package i» “ | Carwile TV ™ “ | Lakeland Produce -,1 " B & K Drfve-In 1” 15 Mishler’s 18 18 Fascination Place 18 16 Baugher Builders 16 16 ~~ Strickier Motors "17. Marise’s If 1° j American Industries “ “ Wolf’s Family Store 13 19 | Brazil's Bait Darrs Gulf . a'-oa " Gamble's o ol 1 Frank's Grocery B High team game •— Lakeland Produce 824. High team series -— Wawasee Package ~ 3 500 series —E. Blakesley 175-213-206-594, L. Gilbert 192-176-202-570. 170 games and 450 series —- P. Corbin « 171, F. Bowser 172, 3. Graves 172, B. Greene 170. S. Hapner 174, N. Searfoss 1-70, K. Knisley 175-472, J, Sechrist 181170- B. Nyce 178-178-499, D. Darnell 187-490, S. Ryan 199-469, M. Thornburg 171- D. Spearmbn 187-490, V. Penn 172, M Popenfoose 465, E. Tatman 457, • F Money 475, I. Stahley 464, M. Henning 454. INTRA-CITY LEAGUE October 24, 1963 Triangle Rubber 24 8 McCormick-Cutter 21 11 McClintic Insurance 20 12 Q. K. Sales 20 12 Ruch Lawnmower ■ 19 13 Larry’s D-X J® J7 The Mail-Journal 14 lu Bud’s Mobil 11 21, Lakeland Motors 10 22 Dairy Queen 6 26 Honor Scores — J. Wortmger 224-616, L. Burtsfield 261-599. D. Miller 563, G. Carpenter 204,544, N. Kistler 540, G. Kistler 530, W. Miller 202-527, L, Kirkdor.ffer 202-509. TUESDAY NIGHT MEN’S LEAGUE October 29, 1963 Syracuse Cleaners „ 24 12 Eager Beavers 23 13 Baugher Construction - 20 16 Kline Construction 18 18 Crystal Flash 18 Brazel Bait 11 Likens & Sons » 16 o° Niles Brothers 8 28 High team game and series -r Eager Beavers 950-2688. High Ind. game and scries — A. Howell 236-591. 200 games and 500 series — A. Howell 236-591, S. Smith 203-573, N. Kistler 522, J. Kirkdorffer 515, J. Rhodes, 537; H. Hochstetler 203-515, B. Eyer 519, R. Penick 202-564, J. Carr 552, A. Neidle 524,

h ' off , |M PLUS A PENNY! 10 BIG DAYS JHjypS. OCT. 31 thru NOV. 9

NICOLAI MACHINE & REPAIR SHOP 701 S. Main St. Phone: 457-3232 SYRACUSE, INDIANA Lawn Mower Sales & Service Portable Electric And Acetylene Welding JIGS - FIXTURES - TOOLS - DIES Wrought Iron Railings & Specialties

Thursday,' October 31, 1963

i Pierceton Cubs. Both teams are considered top contenders in the county this year, so the season's opener should be a real good game.

H Gallahan 540, B. Likens 506, B. Fidler 538. TUESDAY NIGHT LADIES LEAGUE October 29, 1963 Foo & Faye 03 13 American State Bank -J Syracuse Rubber - " " Beacon 91 is Turf Bar on 16 Weav r Tool Co. £7 lb Lakeside Laundry Gerke Plumb. & Heat.- 1° Dewart Lake Grocery f° Bud’s Mobil 17 iq Weaver's H.-yde Wawasee TV Pickwick 11 25 Gerard's 11 25 Leesburg Elevator 10 l High team, game and series Foo A Fa soo S- P. Scott 181-167-152-500. S. Hoover 146’-182-175-503. . 170 games and 45(X series -— B. Musselman 172-450. L. .Gilbert S. Ryan 191-179-496, H. FrusKour 459, K. Knisley .181-452. V. Heckman 195-451, H. Adair 182, N. Schacht 469. TUESDAY AFTERNOON LADIES LEAGUE October 21), 1963 Syracuse Cleaners , a State Bank of Syracuse . » Kinder Mfg. » Sleepy Owl j l ., - 1 , Tom Socks, in 14 sit N’ Knit 1U LeVernier s Auto Polish B 15 Wawasee Laundromat “ lb Augsburger s IGA ° B & K Drive-In J 11 High team game and series — Cleaners 827-2332. .."High Ind. game and series — B. Nyce 913-598 500 series - B. Nyce 185-200-213-598 t 170 games and 440 series ;_ B. stucky 173. A Gallahan 450. B, Kline 446. K. Graff 190-473, S. Kern 450, R. Emerick 174-451, L. Vance 1.79-452, B. C Coy 446. A. Sudlow 171-447, M. Lung. 3IILIORD BUSINESS LEAGUE October 29, 1963 Turf Bar I Ir 'U ” Servisoft and Lmdsay “ h Turf Bar II £7 13 Little and Clark _ 22 "l 8 “ Mishler Funeral Home of iq Moorman, Feeds H ,« Milford Co-op 30 20 Augsburger’s IGA 1° 2^ Campbell's Mkt. 24 THURSDAY - SATURDAY Oct. 31, Nov.. 1-2 You may not believe in ghosts - but you cannot deny terror! “The Haunting” With JULIE HARRIS RUSS TAMBLYN FRIDAY MIDNIGHT NOVEMBER 1 HALLOWEEN SPOOK SHIVERAMA! 2—SPOOKERS —2 “Invasion Os The Saucer Men” And j “The Cat Girl” SUNDAY - WEDNESDAY November 3,4, 5, 6 .MARLON BRANDO in “The Ugly American” And KIRK DOUGLAS in | “For Love or Money” i

They are, front row, left to right, Tom Kramer, Rod Smith, John Yoder, Roger Niles, DallasMcKibben, and John Longenbaugh'.

Karlem Satellites At Syracuse Monday Nite

The Harlem Sattelites will be in J Syracuse on Monday evening, Nov. 4,4 o play the Syracuse All- [ Stars. The game will be held in | the school gym at 8 p. m. In six seasons of play the Sattelites have won 1,005 games aijd lost only nine.

C. S. Myers II 28 Brock Mfg. IT o Chore-Time Equipment U 39 ■ Season high game, team — Turf Bar I 945. Season high series, team -— Turf Bar I 2598. . Season high game, Ind. — D. Levermor 254. ' Season high series, Ind. — J. Yeater 813. . , - Weekly high game, team — Little and Clark 857. Weekly high series, team — Turf Bar 1'2479. 500 series — D. Dippon 561, K. Willson 548. V. Mollenhour 538, R. Fisher 548. B Little 536, D. Levernier 511, R. Soren,sen 507, G. Estep 506, A. Beiswanger 502. W. Mishler 5'02, J. Speicher 501. ' 200 games — R. Willson 227, B. Little 215. V. Mollenhour 210, R, Fisher 209, D. Dippon 205, A. Beiswanger 201, G. Este’p 200. ’ • HIT AND MISS BOWLING LEAGUE October 30, 1963 Juday Electric 29 3 Thwaits Grain 26 6 IXL * 18 14 Gray's Mkt. . 16 16 John’s Jet Crete 15 x l7 O. K. Sales 15 17 Paul’s Generator Repair 14 18 Sylvan’s 14 18 Indian Hills 13 19 Peachey’s Lime 12 20 Merry Bee Doll Hosp. 12 20 Aces 7 25 Honor scores for. men — B. Thwaits

Frozen Birds Eye 3-lOOz. Pkgs. Broccoli Spears . « » 87c Nestles 12 Oz. Pkg. GREEN GIANT 2-303 CANS Morsel’s 35c Peas 29c PORK — LEAN ' LB. Shoulder Roast 39 c Frozen Birds Eye 4 - 10 Oz. Pkgs. No. 1 White 10 LB. BAG Corn 89c Potatoes 39c Homemade Bread, Pan Rolls, Cookies, German Chocolate Cakes fresh 2 BAGS I FRESH LARGE HEAD Carrots 19* | Cauliflower 29c WE PROCESS FOR HOME FREEZERS ARNOLD’S IN SYRACUSE

Standing, I to r, Rdn Robinson, manager, Bruce Cripe, Paul Brewer, Larry Jones, coach Rollin' Cutter, Kenny Butt, Rick Gant, Jack Zimmerman, and Bob Stiffler, j manager.

| “Little Luther”, the dancing I midget, will be on hand t to present the half time show. Proceeds from the game will go to the Syracuse Police and Firemen's benefit association. Tickets may be purchased from the police, firemen; or Boy Scputs.

547. J. Kern 200-558. C. Sipe 212-551. _ - Honor scores for women — S. Kern 184-501, P. Rhodes 177-486, L. Sipe 176460. Mrs. Loraine Sellers of Bourbon, Mrs. Walter Harmon and Mrs. I. D. Harmon of Etna Green and Mrs. Howard Mock returned from a week’ visit at Johnstown, Pa., where they visited Mrs. Mary Rickert. Mr. and Mrs. William Nyce of r 3 Syracuse and Mr. and Mrs. Jim Avery and Tammy Jo, also of Syracuse, were Sunday dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. Walter Nyce and Vickie Sue on r 1 Milford. Mr. and Mrs. William Nyce plan to leave soon for Florida. Mr. and Mrs. Homer Heyerly and three children, Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Steffen and family, Miss Hulda Steffen and Mrs. Eli. Geyer, all of Bluffton, were Sunday supper guests of Mr. and Mrs. Amos Steffen at Milford. Mrs. Geyer remained at the Steffen home for a visit.

Blazers Lose Six 1962-63 Varsity BB Players According to a release received this week from .Leesburg coach Jack S. Ford, six varsity basketball players of the 1962-1963 season are not listed on the Leesburg j roster this year. Four were lost by graduation. They are Glenn Skinner, Jerry’ Brown, Kerry Boggs and Danny Alberts. John Beebe has moved to Warsaw and Everett Dausman, last year’s leading scorer, is too old: Seven lettermen are, back which does provide an experienced nucleus for new coach Ford to start from. Speed and size could be in their favor. Larry Bishop, a 6’ 474” sophomore, heads a list of sevdn boys who top the six-foot mark. As for individual scoring, a balanced attack is expected. All of these boys thus have shown scoring potential. No definite starting line-up has been picked as all are fighting hard for positions. If enthusiasm completely determined the won-lost record, coach Ford stated the losses would be nil. Spirits are high and all are anticipating the start of the season. The talk is of the new Leesburg Blue Blazers, more spirit, more fight, 1 more ivins. The roster, follows: ,: Bob Bishop, senior, 5’ 10”. *Dean Boggs, senior, 5’ 8”. Bernard Kissr, senior, 6’ 274”. *Ed Lyons, senior, 5’ 9”. Garner, Junior, 5’ 10”. Pardee Gunter, junior, 6’ 1”. *Gary Landis, junior, 5’ 9”. Mike Rodgers, junior, 5’ 5”. Doug Smith, junior, 5’ 674”. * Larry Bishop, sophomore, 6' 4y 2 ”. *Norm Dukes, sophpmore, 6’ 1”. Dennis Carman, sophomore, 5' 11”. ■ 4 ' Jack Stookey,. sophomore, 5’ 9”. * Returning lettermen. Charles L. Garner is principal of the school. Mr.. Ford is head coach and Carel Prater and Jack Myers are assistant coaches. Cheerleaders are Debbie Copeland, Mary Jane Foreman and Sharon Barton. DarreTTl Brookins is 'Student manager. \ Members of the “B” team are Bob Dye, Steve Engle, Dennis Garman, Mike Huffman, Mark Marshall, Gary Minnick, Perry Morton, Roily Robison, Ronnie Sausaman, Dennis Shively, Jon Shively, Merrill ' Skinner, Doug Smith, and Jack Stookey. Members of the freshmen team are Ed Folz, Bud Green, Dave Marquart, Skip McMillan, Steve Osborn, Dan Reese, Steve Rodgers, Jack Rohr, Ronnie Sausaman, John Shively, Mdrrill Skinner, Butch Stookey, and Rick Stookey. First Game Friday Leesburg’s first game of the sea-

son will be against the Sidney Wildcats on the Pierceton floor.; The team's first home game will be on November 8 and will be against White’s. j Webster Trojans j Lack Height .... ■ i | Coach Donnie Butts will have no j | one topping the six foot mark, but almost all of the players to the ’ five foot-ten mark. There is no doubt the Trojans will be hurt by the loss of Rick Baker and Jack Rhoades. Returning veterans are: Mark Jones, Chad Beezley, and Tom Reiff. Another veteran who played a lot last year is Craig Baker, a second year varsity man. Dick Roose and Dan Sullivan are both second year varsity men who played reserve ball a year ago. Other candidates are Gary Bfesemeyer, Kim Trestrail, Jim Hunt, Mike Vanator, Dennis Wagoner and Kenny Enyeart. North Webster Schedule Nov. I—Mentone .......... Aw r ay Nov. B—Sidney Home Nov. 15—Claypool ........ Home Nov. 22—Ligonier : . Home Nov. 26—-LaGrange ...... Home Dec. 3—Wolf Lake ........ Away Dec/ 6—Akron Home Dec. 13—Syracuse Home j Dec. 18—Wawaka ........ Away Jan 3—Milford . Away Jan. 7,8, -9, 11—County Tourney at Warsaw Jan. 17—Leesburg ........ Home Jan 24—Middlebury ...... Home Jan. 28—Churubusco Away Jan. 31 —Pierceton ........ Away Feb. 7; —Larwiil Away Feb. 11—Silver Lake Away Feb. 14—Cromwell Home Feb. 21—So. Whitley .... Home Feb. 26. to 29—Sectional Tourney. Syracuse BPWG Ladies Attend Goshen Meeting Several ladies from the Syracuse Business and Professional Women’s club attended Intercity BPW meeting in Goshen Tuesday, Oct, 22. The speaker, Mrs. Kern, gave an interesting and informal talk. Those attending from Syracuse were Mrs. Noble Blocker, Mrs. Leonard Barnhart. Mrs. ' Dale Plummer, Mrs. William Veltman, Mrs. W. S. Nusbaum, Mrs. Merton Meredith, Mrs. Rodney Koontz, Mrs. John Craw, Mrs. Louise Connolly, Mrs. R. C. Tytler, Mrs. Robert Wilkerson.s and Msr. Dale Sparklin. r- I —— # H77Y *AY*« USE classified/ THE iUO/VEY WS4I/E V/^Sv/ Ml BE YOUR VwlPy oms \

BPWC RUMMAGE SALE Nov. 1 and 2 at Syracuse Scout Cabin All proceeds go to Civic projects

S Y R A C US E Methodist WSCS Bazaar And Turkey Dinner BAZAAR OPEN AT 2:30 P. M. Thursday, Nov. 7, 1963 Dinner Served 5:30 to 7:30 p.m. ADULTS $1.75 - CHILDREN 12 AND UNDER 75c Tickets at door or may be purchased from any WSCS member, SYRACUSE METHODIST CHURCH FELLOWSHIP HALL Road 13, North, Syracuse, Indiana

SUIT CLUB WINNER THIS WEEK WAS CLAUDE COPPES — Lake Wawasee TOM SOCKS SPORTSWEAR Wawaisee Village Syracuse

il Solid Understanding OF SYRACUSE Town Government IS ABSOLUTELY NECESSARY FOR SUCCESSFUL OPERATION OF The Syracuse Water Co. The Sanitation Unit The two big jobs of Syracuse Town Government are the operation of the above utilities. No tax money goes into their operation — they must be run just as you run a private business. You buy supplies, you operate economically. You must give the public service —— and make a profit so that the bond holders can be paid off. THE SYRACUSE TOWN CLERK-TREAS-URER is the only Public Official bonded financially who has the direct duty of seeing that the town gets its “money s worth. ” The Town Board sets policies, town employees do the work — but the Town Clerk-Treasurer, by law, is the only official charged with financial responsibility. • J : The Town of Syracuse has over $1 ,|^o, 000.00 in Personal Property to manage — trucks, cars, heating plants, garages, the Town H electric motors by the dozen, the big new Disposal Plant, four sanitary lift stations, and a Jhalf million dollar water company. We say that J. Barton Cox has had the experience — and his record proves that he can do a good job. — He furnishes free and most convenient uptown office space — he is the first Syracuse Town Clerk to be available every day at an up-town office — in person. He has made up two budgets that the Town Board has passed. A small tax reduction made in 1963 — and a great big 22 cent reduction for 1964. Town services have Not Been Curtailed. Syracuse — and the Wawasee Community needs a good Town Clerk-Treasurer. And this is a real big job. We ask your active (and volunteer) help in the election of—- — BARTON COX FOR SYRACUSE Town Clerk-Treasnrer TUESDAY, NOV. 5, 1963 Vote The Syracuse Citizens Ticket Harry Nicolai, Chairman Paid Political Ad