The Mail-Journal, Volume 2, Number 49, Milford, Kosciusko County, 9 January 1964 — Page 2
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THE MAIL-JOURNAL Thursday, January 9, 1964
UP WE GO — The tall man wins in a rebound jump like this one. Milford’s tall Marion Groves and Jack McClintic are going up
Here's Why... s Basketball fans wonder why a player, sensing the gun about to go off, will heave the ban in a reckless manner toward his basket. Thej’ found out Friday night in the second team game between Milford and North Webster, played in the Milford gym. With bare seconds to go in the third quarter, Milford s Jerry Wilson had the ball, and gave it a dizzying toes toward his basket, a full three-quarter length of the floor. . , . And. 10, you guessed ft! The ball went right through the hoop for two points! No one was more surprised than Jerry.
Sectional Tournament To Be At Warsaw; 10 Teams To See Action
Warsaw was chosen by the Indiana High School Athletic Association officials to »again host the sectional basketball tournament. In the field this year* are ten teams, one less than last year This makes the field the smallest in the . history- here. At cording to the announcement made Friday by the IHSAA the ten teams to play at Warsaw are Claypool, Leesburg, Milford; Mentone, North Webster, Warsaw, Sy'3. racuse, and Pierceton, all of Kosciusko county; and Larwill and South Whitley of Whitley county. These are the same teams, that made up last year's field with the exception of Etna Green, which has consolidated with Bourbon and Tippecanoe- to form Triton
Milford Tops North Webster Friday 87*58 By JOSEPH JESSOP The Trojans won their fifth game in a row last Friday night by knocking off North Webster 87-58 in the Milford gym. The North Webster Trojans were the first to score but that didn t last long. Milford had its ■ fast break working and the floor shook with the running of Tom Holderread and Mike Zimmerman. There were four Trojans in double figures with Marion Groves taking all scoring honors for the night with 16 points. North Webster made a total of 31 fouls while Milford made only 10. Free throw hitting hasn’t been one of our high points , this year but Marion Groves tried to even things up by hitting 10 out of 10. The rest of the Trojans were not as. lucky as we still missed 14. Mifford went into the county tourney Tuesday night with an eight and three record. The only team in the tournament which has a better record than Milford’s is Claypool, 11-1, The only game. Claypool lost was to Milford. If the Trojans can make it to the finals they will undoubtedly have to play ClaypooL That would be the I game of the season. Box scores follow: MILFORD (87) — Raker 301. DewartA74, D. Groves 473, Stump 024. M. Groves 3 10 0, McClintic 120, Zimmerman 521. -Mishler 4fl? Holderread 402. Totals; 28 31 36. NORTH WEBSTER (58) \- i Beezley 425. Linn 101. M. Jone* - 144. Biesmeyer 403, Enyeart 205,\ Sullivan 001, Reiff 524, Vanator 421, Vonasch 405.
Syracuse Downed By Claypool Friday The Claypool Knights, numbe . one in the county, jumped td-a early lead and coasted to a 98-6 win over Syracuse last Frida, night Syracuse, led by Jack Zimmer | man and Paul Brewer with 15 am 1,4 points, respectively, is exper fencing one of the school's worn seasons with a 1-9 record. Claypool was led in scoring bj Larry McKenzie with 24, Coye Con fey with 20, and Charles McKen Me with 18. The county tourney is next up for the two teams. — The box score follows: SYRACUSE (64 > — Brewer 462, Niles 103. L. Jones 10X Smith 212, Zimmerman 552. Butt 205. Long* rnhangh 322, Kramer 501 and Me-
with an Akron man in the Tuesday night game at the county tourney. Milford won the tilt, 70 to 39.
high school. Triton is scheduled to. play Ln the sectional at Plymouth. Akron, Sidney, South Whitley, and Silver Lake will join Manchester, Southwood, Wabash, and White’s arid Northfield to make up the nine-team field at North Manchester. As in the past, the winner of the Warsaw sectional will advance to the regional tourney at Elkhart along with- sectional champions i from Elkhart, South Bend and Plymouth. The Elkhart winner will go to Fort Wayne and the Fort Wayne ■winner will go tp the finals at Indianapolis. The 1964 tourney will start February 26 and run through February 29.
Kibben 201. Totals: 25-14-20. . CLAYPOOL (98) — L. McKenzie 10-4-3, Shively 471. Conley 763, Reed 012, C. McKenzie 822, Grow 200. Evans 202; Hal Gunter 100, Herb Gunter 413 and Patrick 010. Totals: 38-22-16.
Deaths
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Forrest M. Orr, Pierceton Native, : Dies Friday P. M. s The funeral of Forrest M. Orr, Wive of Pierceton, was held Monkiy morning in the J. A. DeMoney Tftmeral home in Columbia City. \ Rev. Tom Weigand officiated and burial was in the Greenhill cemetery there. ' Mr. Orr. retired president of the Citizens State Bank in Columbia City, died unexpectedly from a coronary occlusion at 4 p. m. Friday. Jan. 3, on the same day of his retirement. He had not been ill previously. I - Mrs. Blanche M. Stiffler Mrs. Blanche M. Stiffler, 68, of Syracuse, died at 5:45 p. m. Friday, Jan. 3. in the Goshen General where she had been a patient since Dec. 23. She was born July 8, 1895, in Champaign, RL, the daughter of Roy and Ann (Kinder) Ross. She resided in the Syracuse community for 40 years. Her husband, Orlan E. Stiffler, died in 1956. Mrs. Stiffler was a member of the Syracuse Calvary EUB church. Survivors include one daughter. Louise Stiffler of Goshen; and two sisters, Mrs. Floyd (Crystal) Holland. and Mrs Dorothy Balsley, boOt of Gmlmb. Funeral services were held Monday at the Harris funeral home in Syracuse. Rev. Kennard Robinson
of the Calvary EUB church officiated. Burial was in the Syracuse cemetery. Mrs. Harold T. Janes, Jr. Mrs. Harold T. (Emagene Lemmon) Janes, 47, a resident of the Ligonier community for 25 years, died at 9 p. m. Saturday, Jan. 4, in Billings hospital, Chicago, where she had been a patient for one week. She had been ill for several weeks. She was born at Albion Feb. 14, 1916, to Mr. and Mrs. Frank Lemmon, Ligonier, who survives. Mrs. Janes was a member of the Presbyterian church at Ligonier. Also surviving are the husband, Harold T. Janes, Jr., to whom i; she married in 1950; a son, Tommy and a daughter Lisa, both at home; two daughters by a former marriage, Mrs. James Cassiday of South Bend and Mrs. Glen Hicks, Bloomington; two grandchildren; two brothers, Fred Lemmon, Noblesville, and Tiny Lemmon, North Manchester; and two sisters, Mrs. Robert Fisher, r 2 Syracuse, and Mrs. Jack Miller, Ligonier. Funeral services were held Tuesday, Jan. 7, at the Ulrey-Sedg-wick funeral home, Ligonier. Rev. Jack Burback officiated. Burial was in Oak Park cemetery. — Percy H. And Nellie May Dickson Double funeral services were held Wednesday, Jan. 8, at the Hoover-Miner funeral home at Wabash for Percy H. Dickson, 80, and Nellie May Dickson, 73, 657 north Spring street. Wabash. Mr. Dickson, prominent, retired, businessman at Wabash, died at 10 a. m. Sunday, Jan. 5, in Wabash County hospital. His wife died, Monday, Jan. 6, at the Friendly nursing home, Wabash. Both had been ill for six months. Mr. and Mrs. Dickson have had a summer residence at Vawter Park, Lake Wawasee, for the past 30 years, and were well known summer residents. Percy H. Dickson was born in Ontario, Can. Mrs. Dickson was bom tn LaFontaine. Two children preceded, them in death. William in 1936, and Doris in 1955. Survivors include four grandchildren. Robert, William, Gregory. and Gary Mitting of Wabash; and and sister of Mrs. Dickson.
Linda Grimes Word has been received in Syracuse of the death of Linda Grimes, 21. Goshen, niece of Pearl Grimes of Syracuse. Miss Grimes, who died yesterday (Wed.) in Goshen General hospital, had spent many days in the home of her aunt .near the Wawa»see airport. Friends may call at thapßlockerHarris fdneral home in Goshen I after-3-p. m. today (Thurs.). Funeral services will be held at 2 p. m. Friday in the Nazarene church at Ligonier. Burial will be in Oakpark- cemetery. Mrs. Harry B. Koher Funeral services win be held Friday at 2:30 p. m. at the West-brook-Metz funeral home in Elk- i hart for Mrs. Bertha C. Koher. 77, j |of 311 Kenwood Ave.. Elkhart, a native of Syracuse. She died at ' 9.30 a. m. Tuesday at the Thorp ; nursing home at Bristol where she had been a patient since October. She had been ill for 3%s years. Friends will be received after 2 p. m. today (Thurs.) at the Elkhart funeral home. Rev. O. G. Braddock of Grace U. B. church in Elkhart wm.officiate and burial will be in Rice cemetery. Mrs. Koher was born Oct. 25, 1886, at Syracuse and married Harry B. Koher Dee. 24, 1904. at Cromwell. They moved to Elkhart in 1969. Surviving are the husband; one son, Harold L_. Elkhart; two daughters, Mrs. Roy Rentsch and Miss Helen Koher. both of Elkhart; one granddaughter: one great-granddaughter; one brother, William Kincaid of ETkhart; and one sister, Mrs. Ada Rich, also of Elkhart —- ( William Frank Myers William Frank Myers, 91, of j the Etna community in Whitley J county, father of Mrs Dale Hick- ■ man of Syracuse and Mrs. Millard < Tom of North Webster, died at 1 10:50 a. m. Tuesday at Memorial ; hospital in Cnhwnhia City, wiyre 1 he was admitted Monday after- ’ noon. He had been in failing i health since 1959 from injuries suf- 1
County Basketball Tourney At Warsaw, January 7,8,9,11
j-' ■ ■ • y i LARWILL /" \ fd • ■ fCLAYPOOL Wed., 6:45 pm. \ 7 ' CLAYPOOL . Sat., 2:30 pjn. - “ < F- ■ " \ ‘ 1 I MENTONE 5 f Wed., 8:15 p.m. \ \MENTONE J . A— z -.■ ■ ■ . Saf, 8:15 p.m. - CHAMPIONS LEESBURG r * I Thurs., 6:45 p.m. I PIERCETON \ -* I Tues., 6:00 p.m. /PIERCETON J NO. WEBSTER o Sat, 1 p.m. r__ ./. SYRACUSE ’ Tues., 7:30 p.m. (SYRACUSE y ■ OFFICIALS SILVER LAKE ) J McCoy Thurs., 8:15 p.m\ Fort Wa y» e MILFORD / z Marion Acton, ~ \ 1 Mentone Tues., 9:00 p.m. (.MILFORD ' Larry Gradeless /- — z . > Mishawaka AKRON 1 <
sered in an automobile accident. Mr. Myers was born Feb. 16, 1872, in Noble county, the son of Henry and Jane (Hanson) Myers, A retired butcher and farmer. Mr. Myers married Della Catherine Mabie in Noble county. She preceded him in death in February 1, 1948. Surviving in addition to the two daughters mentioned above are four sons, Claude and Charles, both of Etna, Chester of Fort Wayne, and John of Larwill; two other daughters, Mrs. Glenn Richards of Etna and Mrs. Anna Coyle of Goshen; 44 grandchildren; 58 great - grandchildren; and two great-great-grandchildren. Funeral services will be held on Friday at 2 p. m. in the J. A. De Money and Son funeral home in Columbia City with Rev. Albert Rider officiating. Burial will be in Salem cemetery in Noble county. Friends may call at the funeral home until the hour of service on Friday. Edward L. Hogan The death of Edward L. Hogan, 68, of Chicago and the Lake Wawasee area, occurred on Monday at the Wesleyan hospital in Chicago after a brief illness. Mr. Hogan was born in Csicago Oct. 14, 1895, to Lawrence and Elizabeth (Finn) Hogan. He was married to Mildred Rathbum, who preceded him in death. A veteran of World War II, Mr. Hogan was also a member of the. Visitation Catholic church in Chicago. He was employed as a truck driver for the Bordon Dairy Co. in the ice cream division. He is survived by three brothers, John J.. Robert, and Joseph G.; two sisters, Mrs. Margaret Peterson and Mrs. Marie Hannon, j all of Chicago. Friends may call at the Harris- ' Troxel funeral, home in North j Webster after noon on Thursday. I Services will be held in the St. j Franicis Xavier Catholic church in I Pierceton on Friday at 11 a. m. with Father Eugene Zimmerman officiating. Burial will be in the McClintic cemetery near Syracuse.
THTISDAT SIGHT LWIIS XXAGVE Jaaurr t. IM4 STAXDIXGS W t Klink'a 47 »i PUcher’H 46 22 Darnell AceoaaUas 46 22 CanrUe TV 41 27 Worth Webster Bank 40 28 Amertcan Industries 39 29 Praser* Bait 39 29 takeland Produce 381429* BAK Drtve-In 38 30 Wa wasee Packace 38 30 Fascination Piace 36 32 Mishler's 34 34 WoiTs Family store 30 38 MeCorinlck-Cutter 29 39 Strickler Motors 27 41 Gamble'* 26 43 Martae'a 25 43 Baugher Builder* 23 45 Frank * Grocery 22 46 Darr's Gulf High team game and series — Carwile TV 867-2372. Bowser 172. I. Carwile 123-217-173-513. M L. Wllliey 171-169-166-506. F. Bw*t 138-178-I*7-503. B. CarwUe 191-165-220-576. ’ 170 games and 450 aerie*— F. Money 183-454. A. Hatmer 171, L. Drwckamiller IST. JL Sedkrist 174. G. Kyer 176-489. B. BTce 180-495. M. Thomas 159. M. Pooenfoose 177. BL Adair 175-477, F. Wortinger 170-459. P. Uksm 172-46*. EL Fraahoor 173-191-490 D. DaroeQ 189-679. X. Stahley 181-174-486, M_ Carpenter 173. B. Cade 178-459, M. Scare Bng 181. D. cotsra 202-485. K Dean 462. B. MrWTbben 454. L. Gilbert 476. It
Holloway 454, D. Lotz 457. J. Brinley 464, D. Spearman 460. B. Greene 474. E. 500 series — L. Welty 164-160-208-513, , ■ • ~ INTRA-CITY BANK Janaary 2, 1964 ? McClintic Insurance 45 23 McCormick-Cutter 40 28 O. K. Sales 38 30 ■Larry's D-X 38 30 Triangle ’Rubber 5 37 31 Ruch Lawnmower ’ 36%31H Bud’s Mobil 34 34 The Mall-Journal 32’-3514 Lakeland Motors 24 44 Dairy Queen 15 53 Honor Scores — O. Cobbum 209-205-582, N. Kistler 233-577, G. Carpenter 223-
BARGAINS At ARNOLD'S ON ALL OUR FINE FOODS In Syracuse RUSSET 20 LB. BAGS Baking Potatoes 89c SLICED 3 LB. FRESH LB. Bacon s ] l9 Pork Brains 39c BLUEBONNET Margarine 2 lbs. 49c FROZEN BIRD’S EYE 4 -10 oz. pkgs. FROZEN MRS. SMITH EACH PEAS 75c APPLE PIES 39c Homemade Bread, Pan Rolls, Cookies, German Chocolate Cakes fresh pkg. stapuff QT. TOMATOES 15c | RINSE 39c We Process For Home Freezers ARNOLD’S IN SYRACUSE
541. R. Weber 227-564. R. Hibschman 231-540, D. Smith' 248-566. L. Burtsfleld , 203-545, D. Strieby 201-525. H. Schrock 502, F. Godshalk 522, W. Miller 5 9. FRIDAY NIGHT MIXED Jaaoary 3, 1964 Pin-Ups <6 26 Huey Well Drilling 46 26 Anchor Bar 45 27 Beacon 41 31 Playhouse 40 32 Elmer’s Tap 38 34 Mogul Rubber . 37 35 Electronic Center 35 U 36 Vi Strickler Motors 35 37 Wawasee TV 34 38 Sportsman’s Center 33 39
* ’ • Ruch a Van’s 32143914 CsmpbeU's Market 32 40 Country Comer 32 40 Tom Socks 31U4054 i Marises 30 42 Clip & Curl 30 43 Perry’s Sunoco 29 42 H High team game — Pin-Ups 7455. High team series — Huey’s 2063. » 190 games and 500 series i men — T Leer 196-209-578, G. Knisley 203-566. L. Vance 199-561. J. Morganthalet 210-553. M. McKee 215-580, G. Alfrey 193-204-580. A. Neidle 191-508. C. User 195. P. Campbell 208-530, B Thwalts 195-541, J. Kern 200-533, K. Knisley 196-555. D. Carwile 200-200-580 L. Owen 201-507, A. Armbruster 191-203-568, D. Swenson 518. 500 series - women — B. Kline 190-208-548. D. Cobum 175-174-510. 170 games and 450 series - women —— C. Knisley 488, B. Grfeene, M. Byrd 171453. J. Criswell 184, B. Vanlaningham 212-482, J. Byland 464, B. Stump 473 C. Campbell 45% N. Willson 175-190-499; G. Thwaits 468, S. Kern 199-489, K. Knisley 177-494, S. Hoover 190-182-485. MONDAY NITE COUNTY LEAGUE Janaary 6, 1964 ■ "A” League Lakeland Produce 57, 15 Thornburg Drugs 451'42644 Kale Island Beacon 4(j 32 Wawasee Package 35 37 Wawasee Bowl 34 33 . Pilcher’s Shoes 33 44 38 H Teghtmeyer Hdwe. 28 44 O. K. Sales 26 U 45 Anchor Bar 21445044 High.team game — Frog Tavern 1003 High team series — Wawasee Bowl 2798. High Ind. game and series — E Teghtmeyer 268-635. "B" League North Webster Lions 48442344 Dixie Boat 39 33 Kinder Mfg. Co. 38 34 Bon-Len 37 35 Byler Motors 36443544’ Kurley’s Keglers 35 37 Barbee Lakes Hotel 34 38 Rich's Texico 33 39 Syracuse Rubber Co. 30 42 Coxy's Gun Shop 28 44 High team game and series — Dixie Boat 966-2646. High Ind. game — L. Weaver 233. High Ind. series —. W. HufJer 577. 200 games and 600 series — D. Ear- : nett 212. R. Wogoman 224. H. Alfrey 214, I G. Pavol 213. G. Vanator -206, J. Greiner : 215, P. Royer 201. D. Shrock 229. J. I Loetz 201. F. Avery 202-216. J. Knisley I 206. G. Davies 212, C. Garner 201. W. Huff er 204-204. L. 'Weaver 233. J. Mar- ! tin 200. B. Cobum 206, R. Hlbschman 224-234-633. M. Ganshom 203, C. Eby 201. D. Pilcher 215, R. Brown 200, H. Bartman 1 201-226, H. Lung 246-627. J. Honer 11, O. Kistler 226, G. Hendrickson 202, G. Nordman 206. E. Armbruster 213, C Singrey 233, H. Schrock 233, N. Kistler .204 A. Weber 200, J. K. rn 209, O. Cobbum 201-209, R. Yoder 200, T. Leer G. Estep 200, L. Thwaits 237. TUESDAY AFTERNOON LADIES LEAGUE January 7, 1964 Kinder Mfg. 36 20 Syracuse State Bank 34 22 Syracuse Cleaners’ 33 23 Sleepy Owl 30 26 LeVerniefs Auto Polish 29 27 B & K Drive-In 2744284. Augsburger's IGA 27 29 Y Tom Socks , 24 32 Wawasee Laundromat 2144 34 4 Sit 'N Knit' / 18 28 High Ind. gamy'— R. Emerick 213. High Ind. s< r/es — S. Kern 558. High team Socks 798. High team sMes — State Bank 2267. 500 series — S. -Kern 173-175-210-558, B. Kline 192-182-525. N. Searfoss 188-177-500. 179 games and 440 series — E. Ogle 190-495 K. Graff 171-180-493. R. Emerick 213-491, A. Gallahan 178-465, V. Penn 172-463, L. Vance 176-458, H Frushour 448, L. Stucky 175-440. V TUESDAY.NIGHT LADIES LEAGUE January 7, 1964 ‘ Foo and Faye 47 21 Beacon 41 27 Turf Bar 4042744 Bud's Mobil 40 28 American State Bank 39 29 Lakeside Laundry 38 30 Syracuse Rubber 37 31 Gerke's v 35 33 Weaver Tool 34 433 4 Wawasee TV 324354a Weaver's Heyde 31 37 Dewart Lake Grocery 31 37 Joani-'s 28 40 Gerard’s 37 47 Pickwick 244434 Le.sburg Elevator 18 50 High team. game — Foo and Faye 780. High team series — Gerke's 2230. 500 series — I. Carwile 171-185-154-510. S. Hoover 174-150-193-517.
170 games and 450 series — J. Nolan 192-474, K. Knisley 460. J. Brinley 179471, B. Menefee 175-476. B. Zimmerman 170. P. Huffer 171, J. Byland 182. H. Frushour 460. E. Burtsfleld 172 D. Thwaits 458, V. Kitson 174-451, B. Cripe 170, N. Searfoss 177-49 L S. Ryan 189480, L. Vance 172-178-496. MILFORD BUSINESS LEAGUE Janu'ary 7, 1964 Turf Bar n 49 23 Turf Bar I 484234% Little and dark 46 26 ' Moorman Feeds 45 27 Servisoft and Lindsay 42 30 ( Mishler Funeral Home 38 34 Milford Co-op 37 4 3444 Campbell’s Market 33 39 Augsburger’s IGA 28 44 C. S. Myers 25 47 Chore-Time -! ‘ .21 51 Broc- Mfg. 19 53 Season high game, team — Turf Bar I 960. Season high Series team — Little and Clark 2627. Season high game, Ind. — D. Levernler 254. . Season high series, Ind. — J. Yeater 613. Weekly high game, team — Little’ and Clark 927. ' Weekly high series, team — Little and Clark 2627. 500 series — F. Wolferman 595. Wolterman 572, B. Warren 550, L. New%Ueman 548, H. Wuthrich 542 J. Speicher 534, P. Speicher 533, B. Little 526. H. Felkner 518, J. Chambers 515, J. Augsburger Jr. 513, R. Willson 512. W. Burgett 512 D. Dippon 510, B. Kaiser 508, P. Campbell 501. 200 games — L. Newman 237, L. Rassi 212, B. Warren 212-210, H. Felknear F. Wolterman 204-201, J. Yeater 203, J. Augsburger Jr. 200. TUESDAY NIGHT MEN’S LEAGUE „ January 7, 1964 Eager Beavers e 45 23 Baugher Const. 37 31 Crystal Flash 36. 32 Syrcause Cleaners 35 33 Brazel Bait 34 34 Niles Bros. 29 39 H. Kline Cont. 28 40 Likens & Sons 28 40 High team game— Eager Beavers 944. High team series — Eager Beavers 2755. High »d. games — N. Kistler 232, S. Smith 219. < High Ind. series -— N. Kistler 602, ■S.-Smith 600. . > 200 games and 500 series— B. .Rhodes 502, J. V. Rhodes 526,’ A. Howell 505. N. Kistler 232. S. Smith 202-219. Doc. Karesh 596. A, Neidle 536, J. Kern 540, L. Byland 514. G. Kistler 212-556, M. Niles 537, Jr. ’ Hamman 200-560, G.' ■ Beavers 540, Carroll Walton 500, Bus| Likens 507. t ‘ hit an miss League \ January 8, 1964 Juday Electric \ 50 14 Thwaits Grain \ 38 26 John’s Jet .Crete '1 35 29 Gray’s Mkt. Indian Hills ’ h\ ' 32 33 ' . Sylvan's 31 >432 4% IXL ■ = . 31h32(*4 Paul’s Generator Rep, 31 33 Peachey’s Lime 28 36 O. K. Sqaes 27%36V4 Merry Bee Doll Hosp. 23 41 Aces ’ - 23 41 Honor scores for men \J. Rhodes 204-537, B. Thwaits Welty 210-552. J. Kern 222-582. X Honor scores for women — N? Gray 176-458, J. Stahl 177-.440, S. Kern 448. P Rhodes 487. G. Thwaits 442, L. Welty 463, L. Voland 188-447. LEESBURG SCHOOL MENUS Mon. - Wiener sandwich, buttered corn, carrot sticks, fruit jellp, milk. Tues. - Meat loaf, parsley buttered potatoes, Idttuce salad, apricots. bread and butter and jelly, milk. Wed. - Roast turkey, sweet potatoes, green beans, carrot Sticks, fruit, bread and butter, milk. £ Thurs. - Baked luncheon meat, baked beans, vegetable-jello salad, peach half, bread and butter, milk. , f’ri. - Fish squares, potato chips, creamed peas, carrot sticks, bread and butter and peanut butter, ice cream, milk.