The Mail-Journal, Volume 2, Number 51, Milford, Kosciusko County, 23 January 1964 — Page 2

THE MAIL-JOURNAL Thursday, January 23, 1964

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LAND O LAKES LEAGUE January 15, 1964 ' i STANDINGS W L “A” League, . . -McCormick-Cuter 46 26 1 Blue Shingle ' ,44 28 • Farmer's Feed 43 29 Kobers Ins. 40 32 J Frog Tavern 35 37 Dean’s Milk -34 38 Liberty Coach ■ Hire's Electric 30%41%j IXL 28 41 Syracuse-Legion 27 45 j . Tigh team series — McCormickCutter 2854High team game — Koher's " Ins. 978. • 600 series — L. Vane* 212-212-180-604, H. Brown 235-178-197-610, K. - 602. ' / 540 series — R. Thibaut 599. R. Schulti 594. C. Eby 556, G. Co- - quillard 557, N. Kistler 574, A Howell .557. 200 games— R. Thibaut 227, R. Schultz 219, J. Rhodes 212. N. Kistler 210, G. Coquillard 213, L. Mollenhour 204,’8. Stutzman 207,] D. Butler 209, O. Cobbum 210. C.| Eby 217, A. Howell 204, M. Dor-1 sey 203, R. Strombeck 202. “B' League Logan Fuel - 45 27 Wawase Marina . 44 Harris Funeral Home 41 | Auer’s Service >39%32»i Gallaways Groc. S'- 35 37 ; Byler Motors .s' 35 37 State Bank Syracuse 34%37’-i Shafer, Mfg:3o . 31% 40% Walt.er> z Drugx / 29 13 Ros<y\fewelry 25 46 % £Jlgh team aeries — Wawasee Manna 2464, % ' / High team game — Wawasee Marina 864. • _ 600 aeries — C. Singrey z 165-265-184*614. 500 serie* — A. Bobeck 511, E. Money®4l, K. Hare 521. C. Davies 546. Fl* Hershberger 505, M. Klemknight 514,, G? Kistler 348, H. Bontrager . W&, M. Hostetter 510, W. 572. /. 290. 'Huffe»- 245200, -Kistler 216, E. Money 201, C, Davies 202. 51 ■ • ■■ ' THURSDAY NIGHT LADIES LEAGUE January 16, 1964 Klink's 52%23% , Darnell Accounting 52 24 „ Pilcher s 50 26 Carwile TV . 44%31% Wawasee Package 44 32 - North Webster Bank 43 33 BAK Drive-In 43 33 American Industries 42 34 Brazefs Bait 42 34 Fascination Place 42 34 Lakeland Produce 40% 35% Mishler’s , 37 39 Wolf’s Store 35 41 > McCormick-Cutter 32 44 Gamble’s - 32 44 ' Strickler Motors . ' 30 46 Marines 28 48 Baugher’s 28 48 Darr’s Gulf . . 24 52 Frank s Groc. 22%53%: High team game — Baugher's A Carwile s TV 810. High team series Baugher's 500 series -- B. Caple 210-144-173-527, B. Nyce 210-134-197-541. F Holloway 211-151-155-517, N. I'<s-I''9-157-501, I Car-! Wile 185-168-160-513. B Carwflej ,170-174-166-500. I. Stahley 208-192-193-593. 170 games and 450 series — E Bowser 173. B. Brown 188-474, A. Gailahan 453. E. Tatman 181-497 E Price 177. N. Searfoss 181-466, W Fmton 179-450, D. Darnell 170, L Gilbert 180-460, B. Coy 171-460, K. Knisley 182-461, P Lotz 450. D. ’Coburn 478. M Popenfoose 4*»<). G Eyer 456, D. Spearman 485. . - . . 1 ... I INTRA-CITY LEAGUE January 16. 1964 ' McClintic Insurance ’ 43-27 McCormick-Cutter 47 .29 Lam s D-X 43 33 O. K. Sales 42 34 Triangle Rubber 40 36 Ruch Lawnmower « 38 1 The Mail-Journal 37%.>-% Bud’s Mobil 36 40 ,Lakeland M<sors 28 48 ' Dairy Queen 19 57Honor Scores — J. Morganthaller 209-224-605. Harry Feaster 232-586, H Schrock 218-575, G. ’Carpenter 211-571. R. Hibsctanan 554, G. Kistler 203-551, N. Kistler 210-520, "Doc” Rookstool 202-529, B. Robinson 502. D. Sm.tn 517, D. ’Kesler 512. J. Wortinger 511. <#■ , FRIDAY NIGHT MIXED January 17, 1964 Huey Well Drilling 52 28 Anchor Bar 49 31 Pin-Ups 48 32 Beacon 47 33 Playhouse 43 37 Mogul. Rubber 41 39 Elmer s Tap 40 40 Sportsman’s Center 39 41 Campbell s ' 38 42 Clip A Curt 37 43 Electronic Center 36%43% Country Corner 36 44 Wawasee TV 36 44 Strickler Motors 36 44 Perry’s Sunoco 35%44% ' Tom Socks 35%44% Ruch A Vans 35%44>, Marises 35%45% High team game — Campbell’s 757. High team series — Huey s 600 series - men —■ K. W.

190 games and 500 sereis - men. — P. Kline 197-203-560, M. McKee 192-205-567. G. Alfrey 197525. B. Criswell 201-193-540, L. Owen 228-565. B. Peterson 200535, P. Campbell 192-19-1-517, J. | Kern 194-544. G. Beavers 248-582,! K. Knisley 192-193-534, D. Carwile 202-512, E. Smith 545, T. Leer 190-194-563. R. Knisley 210-530, j B. Byrd 199-528. A. Armbruster 212-544, L. Vano? 204-551/ J. Morganthaler 190-502. 590 series - women - -I. Nolan 202-175-508, N. W’illson, 200-502. G. Thwaits 191-508. S. Kern 178-, 178-511. K. Knisley 187-176-307, I. Carwile 172-170-506. ■ ' “< 170 games and 450 ser;.es - iwomen -- B. Stump 481. N- Neidlc | 464, D. Cobum. 485. K Criswell’ 181-456. S. Hoover 185-485, 15j Beavers 201-490, B. Vanlaningham | 173-484.. J. Byland 172-461, C.| Campbell 206-483. | COUNTY BOWLING LEACU.C January 20. 1964 . .. I Lakeland Produce 61 19 Thornburg Drugs 49*2 30’a, Beacon 14 *56 Pilcher's Shoes li'.r.O j \\'av. asee Package 10 40 j Wawasee Bowl 27 41. Frog Tavern. 37 43 ; Teghtmeyer Hdwc. 31 16 O. K. Sales Anchor Bar 26’a 53 4 High team game — Wawasee j Bowl 1079. High team series —Wawasee Bowl :-C26. High Ind. gam' — C. Lindzy 258. High Ind. A Weber 659. IB ' North Webster Lions 52 427 Bon-L*n 44 36 Dixie® Beat 42 38 Kinder Mfg. Co. 4C AC Byler Motors 39 L-V»’4 Kurlev s Keglere 39 41 Barbee Lakes Hotel 39 41 Rich'a Texaco 36 44 Cogy i Gun Shop 34 AC Syraca *e Rubber Co. 33 47 High team game and scries ■ — Bon-Len 2653. High Ind. game — R. Knisley 233High Ind. series — A. Bobeck 636. 200 games & 600 senes —- C- Eby 257, R. Thibaut 204, E. Estep 208. B. Strombeck 200, M. Dorsey 208. R. Brown 204, L. Vance 238- ! 214-629. A. Weber 205-256-659, E. Hertning 204, L Seiffert 216-219. El' Armbruster 206. H. Schrock 200*214-603. C. Lindzy 258-621, G. I Beavers 247-210-621, M. Kennedy 1225-234-627, G. Rider 200-233-627, H Hochstetler 205, C. Singney '226-223, D. Arthur 243-602, N. Kistler 204. O. Cobbum 205, B. Ever 201. J. Loetz 221. R. Miller 1200, R. Johnson 204, P. Kline 209207. R Knisley 233-200, D. Knisley 201. K Knisley 203, I. Rookstool 303, J. Coverstone 214, P. Royer 209. C. Davies 201-210-610. G. Kitson 201, A. Bobeck 205-206-225-636. TUESDAY AFTERNOON - LADIES LEAGUE January 21, 1964 Kinder Mfg. 40 24 State Bank»f Syracuse 37 27 Syracuse Cleaners 36 28 Sleepy Owl 36 28. B A K Drive-In 34 4294 Tom Socks 32 DeVernier s Auto Polish 3} 33 Augsburger's IGA 28 36 Wawasee Laundromat 264374 Sit A Knit 19 45 High team game and senes — Tom Socks 783-2335. High 4 Ind. game and aeries —- Emerick 220-554. 500 sems —• R Emerick 197-220-554. B. Appenzeller 175-188-523. N, Searfosa 178-177-521, Sd K’rn 170-175-505.* . ; 170 games and 440 series and over ■B. Hamman 181, V. Penh 468, E. Ogle 460, A. Stefanski 170-491, K. Graff 468. B. Nyce 468. B 454, M TCghtmeyer 447. W. Fin--ton 180-460. TUESDAY NIGHT LADIES j . 2LJL964 Foo and Faye 52 24 Bud s Mobil . 46 30 | Turf Bar’ 444314 j Syracuse Rubber 44 32 Cerkes ' 43 33 < American State Bank 43 33 Lakeside Laundry 42 34 Weaver Tool 384374 Dewart Lake Grocery 37 39 ■ Weaver Hevde 34 42 f Wawasee TV 324434 t-Joanie’s 31 45 | Gerard s ’ 29 47 Pickwick 284*74 Leesburg Elevator \ 21 55 High team.gaxpe and series — | Gerke's 800-2&9. 500 series — S. Hoover 214-210-110-534. K. Knisley 177-165-176-1518. L Gilbert i 170 games and 450 series —C. Miller 179. E. Burtsfield 176-461. K. Lowell 175, J. Nolan 177-497. D. Knislev 171, H- Fnishour 474, X Swenson 474, R. Markham 457, P. Scott 176-476. M. Simon 178. U. Reed 470. N. Mosey 185, B. Musselman 225. TUESDAY NIGHT MEN'S January 21, 1964 Eager Beaver 47 29 Baugher's Const 44 32 Crystal Flash 42 34 Braze! Bait 39 37 Syracuse Cleaners 36 40 H. Kline Const. 35 41 Niles Bros. 32 44 Likens A Sons 29 47 High team game — Beavers 923. High team series — Brawl Bait

2702. . High Ind. game — D. Rhodes 238. High Ind series — K. Hare 643, D. Rhodes 629. 200 games and 500 series —r Clifford Walton 234-571, H. Bair ,208-535, K. Hare 233-214, J. Carr 527, R. K. Mills 202-501, J/Kern 226-557, H. Gailahan 211-557, B. Rhodes 507, D. Rhodes 238-208. J. Rhodes 536. Bus Likens H. Mickley 510. Bob Likens 209-552, A. Howell 203-582, N. Kistler 215Doc Karesh 220-543, G. Beovers 202-531, P. Pollock 206, Carroll Walton 211-532. T. Davis 207-554, G. Vanator 508. ' ■ I [ MILFORD BUSINESS LEAGUE | January 21, ,19§4 Turf Bar II 53 27 !. Turf Bar I 52 27 * = Little and ClaYk . 50 30 Moorman Feeds 49 31 ! Servisoft and Lindsay 46 34 I Milford Co-op 444435% Mishler Funeral Home 41%38% j Campbell’s Market 37 43 Augsburger's IGA 30 50 C. S. Mycis, Inc. 29%504> : ; Cho e-Time 24 56 I Brock Mfg. 23 57 Season high game, team —’ ITtef Bar I 960. Season high series, team — Lit- ’ tie and Clark 2627. I Season high game, Ind. — P ; Bartlett 263. j Season high series, Ind. — D.; ! Dippon 635. j Weekly high game, team —I Servisoft and Lindsay 857. Weekly high series, team —, Turf Bar I 2493. 600 series -r- ,D. Dippon 635. 500 Senes — P. Bartlett 573. i G. Estep 567, D. Charlton 562, B. Little 553. J? Chambers 539, J. Speicher 537? V. Mollenhour 529. ’ 18. Kaiser 524. 200 games —? P. Bartlett 263, D. < ■ Dippon G. Estep 218- ! 202, D. Charlton 217-204, B. Kaiser 210. 6. Little 203. V. Mollenhour 200. HIT AND MISS LEAGUE January 22, 1964 Juday Electric 57 15,. I Thwaits Grain 46 26 Gray’s Market 41*429% John's Jet Crete 37 35 Paul’s Generatorßep. 37 35 IXL 35%36%! Indian Hills 35 3Z ; O. K. Sales 29%42% j Peachey's Lime 28 44 Aces 27 45 Merry Bee Doll Hosp. 24 48 Honor scores for women — B. Slabach 180-508. P. Rhodes 187-190-539, G. Thwaits 446, V. Peachey 178-513. L Welty 191. Honor scores for men — G. Carpenter 227*574, J. Kern 201547. j Milford Wins Over Wawaka Friday | By JOSEPH JESSOP ■ Milford pounded Wawaka Fri- ' day night 95-73. The game was ■ played at .Wawaka. where fans • saw both teams run their legs off. ’ It took two minutes and fifty-five. ’ seconds to score the first field; ’ goal, and at the end of the first > eight minutes of play, the score) was only 14-12, Milford the lead- j er. * The second period was a little faster as the Trojans poured on) a 27 point effort to t make the half-time score 42-29 in Uieir favor. The second half was no contest as the Milford Trojans walked ail over their opponents. Offeasel, was the most important factor as we out-scored the Warriors 36 to 28 from the field. The Tro jamb defense will need a little ■ .retching up if we plan to wi,n more games in the future. _ Milford had balanced scoring Friday night as Tom Holderread led the pack with 25 points with Djck Groves foilowing with 15 points Verl Baker had 14. and Marion Groves added 13. Marion Groves and Jon Dewart did a fine . job on the boards, teaming up for 25 rebounds.

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A man once said “If you don’t like Indiana weather, just stick around and it will soon change”. This sure was true .Monday. The day with snow — then rain.. and then sunshine — what riext ? Shopping Centers continue to spring up on the fringe areas of all towns and cities (Syracuse included). Soon there will be very little business (if any) in the downtown districts. For years the farmer has come to town to shop. Now* the city dweller must go to the country! That’s progress, I guess! o Wawasee Village will soon gain another business. Thornburg's Drug Store hopes to be operating in their new location in the very near future. Carroll Koble is a mar of many jobs. We hear his latest job (not’to mention being a postal clerk) is baby sitting and cooking. Mrs. Koble recently i 4 went to work at Syracuse Rubber which created this new task for Carroll. He is known in many circles as the “can-opener kid”. The Newcomers chib had a i “come as you are party” the other night The unfortunate members were notified by phone late at night or early in the morning. It’s amazing to see what the attire of some of our local ladies are at that time of day. Everything from flannel night gowns with bobby sox to blue jtans and sweat shirts. Note to Jean Rodgers: Don’t bid so vigoursly at a white elephant sale, especially when the one whom you are bidding against is your boss’ wife. Seems a local preacher picked up a paper bag that didn’t belong to him In one of the downtown stores. He walked two blocks down the street before noticing that it wasn’t his. He at once returned it to the store and a good laugh was had when the contents was found to be two paper cups of coffee. Pete and Jack may not have enjoyed their daily coffee break if it had not been for the honesty of Rev. Wilmer J. Frederick. Perhaps it is better for Col. John Glenn to race for the U. S. Senate rather than the moon. With his experience, maybe he , could Jget some of our lawmakers off their big launching pads and into orbit. However, some of our Congressmen are already in orbit. U'hey’ve been going round and rohnd for years and end up right back where they started. Seeing the fishermen’s ice houses on Syracuse lake, a newcomer remarked “That shore is a long way to a restroom and if the lake weren’t frozen, a feller just couldn’t make it”. SYRACUSE CRAFT CLUB MEETS The Syracuse Crafts club met Monday night, Jan. 20, in the home of Mrs. Arnold A. Pfingst. A seven o’clock dessert was served followed by a short business meeting conducted by 1 the president, Miss Priscilla Rhode. The lesson for the evening was 1 the making of polygon shaped; balls fashioned from Christmas j cards and decorated with gold and ' silver glitter. The next meeting will be with ) Mrs. Alice Clark Monday night, Feb. 3, at .7 p. m.

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Deaths Mrs. Lester Drudge Final rites will be conducted on Friday at 2 p. m. in the McHatton funeral home in Warsaw for Mrs. Lester (Donnabelle) Drudge, 41, of r 2 Silver Lake, mother of Ronald Drudge of r 1 Leesburg. Mrs. Drudge became Kosciusko county’s first traffic fatality of. 1964 Tuesday at 6:20 a. m. when her auto skidded out of control | and struck a utility pole on state i road 15, four miles south of Warsaw. She died of a crushed chest | and internal injuries. She was born March 11, 1922. I in Seward township, the dr.ughter | of John and Rozella (Parker) j Zolman. On April 15, 1939, she ; married Lester Drudge in Valparaiso and he survives: An employee of the Crystal Preforming i and Packaging Co. in Warsaw, j Mrs. Drudge was a lifetime resident of Kosciusko county. She attended the Silver Lake Methodist j church. Surviving in addition to her husband and Leesburg son are two ) other sons, Larry, who is in the Army stationed in California, and Darrell of r 1 Warsaw; her mother, Mrs. Rozella Zolman of Claypool; two sisters, Mrs. Warren) Cumberland of Bourbon, and Mrs. | Eilene Phebus of Beaver Dam 1 lake; two brothers. S. Wayne and Bernard Zolman, both of Claypool; and one grandchild. Rev. G. B. Tipton of Silver Lake will officiate at the service with Rev. Donald LaSuer of Warsaw assisting. Burial will be in Oakwood cemetery. Friends may call at the funeral home after 2 p. m. today (Thursday>~ and until the hour of the service on Friday. \ NEW POSTAL EMPLOYEE Mrs. Robert Willsori of Milford ‘ has accepted employment as sub-’ stitiite postal clerk at the MilfOtd post office. She began her duties on Saturday. MOVES BUSINESS Ed Huber has moved the Huber Cabinet Shop formerly located on Emeline street in Milford to a building on East street.

FROZEN IDA TREET FRENCH FRIES 2 lb, pkg. 29c FROZEN BANQUET — Chicken, Beef, Turkey PORK SHOUkDER Meat Pies 5-99 c ROAST lb. 39c SWEET POTATOES 2 lbs. 19c PURE BULK I CAL! LARD 2 lbs. 25c I GRAPES lb. 19c Homemade Bread, Pan Rolls, Cookies, German) Chocolate Cakes dotancT -11—1—1 """""""zTuTbag Salad Dressing qt. 35c | Dog Food s ] 99 ■ ... ARNOLD'S IN SYRACUSE

Leesburg Wins LCSC Freshman Tournament

The, Leesburg Blue Blazers defeated Syracuse in the championship game of the Lakeland Community School- Corporation's freshman tourney held at Syracuse on’Tuesday and Wednesday of this, week. j

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Entertaining Shut-ins Many club women have, asked for suggestions for good public service projects for their groups. There are many public service activities from which to choose, but one which is really rewarding

is taking music and news to shut-ins. , Spinet bri gans of the r harmonic L drawbar type J are easy to ■ transport, and

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many clubs have one or more members who take organs to homes and hospitals regularly. The visiting club group includes the organ player, one or more members who sing, and others who' go along to talk with shut-ins and give them news. The melodies requested are usually those everyone knows. They’re easy, to play on the Hammond organ, and easy to sing. Patients who can will want to join in the singing. This type of activity is very worthwhile, for while most shutins today have radio or television orUroth to bring them news of tiie world, they miss the family and- community events which are really important to them. If you do adopt a public service project like this, the patients you call on will be pleased, and members of your club,who participate will find that their lives nave been enriched.

TERMITES Universal m Termite Control Ph. 267-7372 7 5 5120 N. Scott St. I’ Warsaw, Indiana •uguid9’ , i n; sOR CONN & BUHRT LBR. CO. Phone: 457-3331 WAWASEE LBR. CO Phone 467-3155 Syracuse. Ind.

The score of the Leesburg-Sy-racuse game was 36-30 with Leesburg's Sausaman ; making 15 points for his teajn. Following Sausaman were Skinner with 10 . and Rick Stookey with 9 points i for the Blazers.

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GHT-SEEINC AT HISTORIC SITE: .air of tourist* visit historic St. Peter’s Church in the 351-year-old awn of St. George, Bermuda. The church was built on the site of what is believed to be the oldest Anglican church In the Western Hemisphere. On the inside of the church is an altar which dates back , to 1624, and also a set of communion silver given to the church by William 111 in 1697. The collection of silver ha* been valued at a quarter of a million dollars. F.N.S.

FOR RENT Floor & Rug Scrubber SI.OO per day It Also Scrubs Rugs, Buffs Wax Floors Hoover Electric <• FLOOR WASHER-DRYER $1.50 Per Day Scrubs and Drys Your Floors Syracuse Hardware Phone: 457-3266 * Syracuse

•-> Leesburg defeated North Web- ; ster 47-34 in the first game with _ Sausaman scoring 18, Skinner 12, and Stookey 8. % ■ On Tuesday Syracuse defeated 0 Milford. s Milford won the consolation game over North Webster.

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