The Mail-Journal, Volume 3, Number 38, Milford, Kosciusko County, 29 October 1964 — Page 2
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Sittier Faced With Shortage Os Cubs
The' Pierceton Cubs are approaching the opening game of their bas.-. ketball season with an acute shortage of varsity players, it was learned this week. Coach Tom Sittier began practice on October 1 with 44 men. but his list of possibilities is now reduced to 34 men, he told The Pierceton Press on Monday. Three Men Return He said only ” ree varsity men are returning to the squad this year — i Dick Wails. Garth Cone, and Rex . Reid, all .seniors. Cone has played varsity ball four years and Wells and Reid three years. _ _ -
Webster Meets Jeff. Twp. In First Game Os Season In the fir>’ game of the 196*45 basketball season the Trojans of j ' North Webster will meet Elkhart • county foe, Jefferson township,, on l the Trojan’s home floor. Ihe game will be played on November 3 I Jim Hunt is the Trojan’S only, senior . letter!’,-.in Junior letldnnen ajre Mike Vanator, Bill Vonasch and Gan' B csemeyer. Don Lee Butts is coach of the Trojan team and Bud Lantz is assistant coach. | The schedule follows: NORTH WEBSTER HIGH SCHOOL BASKETBALL SCHEDULE l*>4-65 Nov. 3—Jefferson Twp. Nov. 6—Larwill H! Nov. 13—Claypool T Nov. 20—Ligonier Dec. I—Wolf I .ake ....‘HI Dec. 4—Akron T Dec. 11—Wawaka H , Dec. 12-r-Syracuse T Dec. Ik— Millersburg H Dec. 22—1-trwill T .. Jan. 2— Milford H Jan. 6-7-k-S—Co. Tourney Warsaw Jan. 15— Syracuse ' Jan. 22—Middlebury T Jan. 2S—Pierceton Feb. s—Mvntope Feb. 9—Silver Lake Feb. 12—Cromwell •> H Feb. 19—So. Whitley H Feb. -27— Sectional Warsaw IANn O LAKES (htubrr »1. UMM ■ STAMUS'.' W L A" L***ae b;-4. ■ 31 I I . Losa.’i l j«J 30 12 Fr » U. •:» . ~ 19 13 ■ Farmers- IM < ■ 17 15 Ji :• - r ■ 17 15 McCormk-*-Cutter 1' .15 . IXL 16 16 i I> an CMi.k . ■ 14’-, US , Kuh* i i:.'. 10 22 Am- at> I 9 23. '.. .Mte'h ■■seam oorl<« —■ Ft«r Tayorn 3749 i I-:.,-’;. , •- Hire,* 1 * ofcsO ». ts. s .C. 'Fruthbur'3l2-314-382-I c---SOO aeries and 300 tames — C. Clave- i land 363-232. is Vahan 553. M Dorter . ■ s- . - 312. G. ' • H Ba:-::. 244 >-■ I--.,'- r '.'Al. 8 JUr-e; ; 54J-2p9 F > Av rt ; .■ ■.• .! Nordmari- 563-224. J '• 1, 5- <:: r . Os, M Gaushorn- 5tS-'.’o> - J. Kar s’. 545. F. Nylkua 581-223. D. I*ll-1 Cher 544-203. a. Schrock 541. D. Bon-! . traaer -537. B Thwaiu 554, L Welty 302 ! U ’ Leasae ■ Wawawe Marina ■ .23 ■ 9.1 Galloway** Groc. , 32 .10 I Bank Syracuse 19 13 j Karri*’ Funeral Home 18 ' 1.4 I No i 18 14 I A . : ’■ .- r» il - ' - 16 16 - R.,>. 13 19 , Shaver MU Co. .- 12 2Q Ravco ■' * . ,12 2u A<ro Mf<- Co. T ■ 23 11... ........ Wawa- ’ s ■ M.»r::.a 500 a- ri. a and 2CO taa.s — J. Schacht [■ . 502 F P,, : ., x - 4 , M W-Si-:208 K Hare 533-204. B Hare 594-Jl4-21.'. j R Hell 304. - . J HILK-hAI NIGHT LADII-S October -22. 1964 Carwile TV 214 6 •> ■ B and K Dri*.--ln las i The Mall-Journal 18 16 > - MrCormlck-Cutttr 18 10 Wo : a 17 11 Fascination PUc- 17 11 Lakeland Produc-: 13 1J ‘ W:,... .- s 15 13 Klmk s , 15 13 I Pilcher'* . I's 13 Bra.- . s 14’ 14 DamAl Account mg - r --el4 14 ’ ■Frank's ■ 13414\ ; Tethtm- yer* Ace H.dv«. 13 15 M.«* 11 ;I* • Mort ' Bank 11 Gamble* 11 17 ! ■Wa<a*.-c PackMo . • ■ll 17 -, Arnold * 9 19 | Robinson Shell . . 3 Huh ream same and aerie* — MeCor-mick-Cutrcr 817-2303. Honor score* — F. Wbrtinker 188-170-531. I Carwi’e 185-190-513. M. L. WUUer 158-209-153-520. F Money 157-164-181-502. E Tatman 188-155-174-517 I Stahhy 175-170-181-526. B CarwUe 183-472.. E Hutscil 190-471. B Menelee 457. W. Fluton 172-470. O Eyer 171-475, B Nyc--117-459. B Coy 202. P HUI!, r 188-469. D Cobum 455. Pl- Uhcr 466. V Penn 171462 B C*l>l> 463, D Spearman 4»e FKIDAY NIGHT MIXED e , Oetsber M» 1964 Syracuse Rubber > 204 7 4 | Thvaits Grain 19 9 Sportsmans C.-nter 17 11 Robinson Shell 17 11 Hou*« o? Harter 16 12 Mo«ul Rubbe r ir 13 Tom Sock* 13 13 Huey Well Driliin* 14 14 = Beacon 14 14 Bausher Const. 14 14 VUl*<* TkP 13 414 4 CanrUe TV 13 15 Fisher* 12 I 6 Clip 4k Curl 11 1. Kline’s Sinclair 9 19 Head-Pins 4 -24 ■ Huh team line — House ot Harter 696 - - HUh team series — yhyalt* Grain 1977. 200 »ames and 500 s. ri. a- men — B Gilbert 513. J Moraanthaler ,319-571. R Caraile 542. T Wouotnan 205-200-574. B Myers 213. J. Cripe 232-577. ■&. Walty 220526 G KU-ler 539 A 500 seri.s - women — B McKibben 192-516, L Carwile 191-178-539, E. Biak.-s---109 175-177-521. 8 Kem 173-180-191-543 170 game* and 450 serie* - women — L. Gilbert 170-455, A. Smith 463. L. Welty ,76 INTRA-CITY (LEAGVE Oetaber St, 1*64 . OK.. Salea ' lB 10 Steven * Camera 17 11 Lakeland Motor* 164114 McCormick-Cutur . ! 15 13 Anderson Paint 13 13 McCUnUc Ins. 13414 4 Ttiwaits Grain 11 17 The Mail-Journal 6 32 ——n'ESDAT AFTERNOON LADIES Octebcr 27, 1964 Tom Socta — "/ IB Ip Bardahi /, JZ H Kinder 18 U
Thursday, October 29, 1964
i"'l Juniors cqming up, as real varsity are Bill Bailey, Mike Miner, and Doug Gregory. Art and Amauro Obregon dropped out of practice, as did Jim Mettler. Amauro Obregon and Mettler are seniors, and Art Obregon is a junior. Mettler was one ot the 12 Cubs to certify for tournament play last year. Coach SittlcT said he would move stringers up to varsity status I to fill out this year’s team, but that .he liojx's to put togetiier a good team | for the season opener to be played here against the Syracuse Yellowjacktts on Friday, Nov. 6. From this week’s Pierceton Press i
ss ■py Owl 16 ’l2 Stall’ B*nk ’ 14 14 • .Wawasee Laundromat 11 1“ L< rt>rtjtcr 12 16 Sit N Knit W 18 Auc<hur»ers 8 20 Huh t«-am «am<> and serie* Tom Socks 2178-763 and 440 seri- s M Willard 176-185-524. A Sudlow 181-466. B, Nyre 308-472.-18 K. rn 188-494. R Emerick 184304 A Oallahan 181-484. X Leap 4< 9 E Hutseli 459. V. P. nn 453. E Utile 178. ‘ TVI SDA Y NIGHT I ADIES October 27, ISM ■O'. K Salt's 6 ■PiG .V t.i ■ . .-4 6 . Lakeside Laundry 32 10 I 20 12 i Syraruise Rubber ' ; ’ 18 ■ 1.4 I iL» 9P Cunt ‘' .18 .14 j; 1Wu..,.. TV .17 15 Tur! Bar 14 is I i Franc - r 14 In . • Howard s .Restaurant t '* 18 . I ' -n’ ' \ ,13.: 19 ; ■■■ ■:-«.. Eli-.vator '■ ■ ' 12 20-- ’ Clip A- Curl ’ 8 24 ; . ' 4 28 I Huh team *eri«* — O K Sale* 2069, I ' ■ I .170 same* and 450 series -—. J, Volan I ■ ij. rn; ■ J Byland 173-493. ■ E ! feAwr 450 ■ ’ j TIISDAY NIGHT MINS October 77. 1961 ’ . ' 22 10 I Benter Barber Shop 21 11 : ■ is | K Cer.'r it. Ifipx, G ■ .12 20 I Kline's Sinlcalr . 9UjQMr' • 200 **am, ■' and' 5W seriis ’ B Likensi .1204-553. J .Kirkdo.rf'-r 212-539, Clifford ’ 26. Mil FOKO HI -INI I October. 27. !'*»■» Mishler Funeral Home 27 9 Turf Bar * 2« 10 I I Campbel * Mkt 25 10 | Utde and Clark . 23 13 . r,u'. K . H l ; An;.- - 1G < 17 in .. BeeT and Slabaush 17 19 V. ? : ■ ■■><■:■.. S-a . . ' . ’• l-Arrvw Trailer* .15. 21 ' • Walter Drue Co 14 32 •' cl -■ -Tur.- - 11 25 r- .a c ■ ■’ ■ Huh Gam same and aeries — Lillie ’ •?. ’ k.' ■ ->7 f w - r- : nan 5*4. l>.'..isrpon 544. IX—Httrtm3s. ■> . : II;,: ... : I. N. « ; ’. • G K.’.'.rr 506 M Campbell Sr. 505. ’ O rMiii«-r 504 D RfoUt-rman 301. SOO «am« » C Pierson 222, G. Tljorn-t\-G 2 KGIC- 201. Syracuse Locals I Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Allen of I\i;sikeechie kike had as tlieir week cud guests, Mrs. Allen's sisters, Mrs. Gladys Freckling and Mrs. i Marion Roach of Cucago. Mr. and j Mrs. Allen and their guests attended the Stanford-Notre Dame football game m S<.:;'.r. Bend Saturday. Mr. and Mrs Barney Panta and two daughters, Dolly and Nancy of ! Chicago, w ere week end guests of ’ Mr. and Mrs. Ray Wogoman at Lake i Whwasro. Mrs. Nora Biller, Goshen, I v.?.> a Sunday caller '.he Wogo- ■ man home. ' Mr. and Mrs. Paul Pollock attend- , ed a Halloween party recently in the Home of Mr. and Mrs. John Kertia.’ a. Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Hall and two children spent Saturday in Gary as gut-’c of Mrs. Hall’s parents, Mr. and Mrs. T. G. Champion. I Mrs. Ruth Stoops and Judy of Nappanee and Voyie Osborn of Leesburg spent Simday afternoon with Mi’s. Esther Osborn. Mr. and Mrs Evcrardo Gdnz were week end guests of Mr. and Mrs. William O’Connor in Kalamazoo and | attended the homecoming at Westerp Mrehiagn university. Mrs, Ixiren Neibert and children, : Kim and Desiree, have left for Ger-1 Tn.Uty to join staff sergeant Loren Neibert A dinner was held in the ■ home of Mrs Neiberts mother, Mrs. Mary Ringler, prior to their leaving, u Mr. and Mrs. Nathan Insley: returned home Saturday from a trip through Canada. A*t Godrich, Oht., i they visited Mr. and Mrs. Matthew Ainsley. ; Mrs. Thomas Gilbert accompanied j her brother, William Buster, to the i Veterans’ hospital in Fort Wayne on Tuesday. SYRACUSE STUDENT TO GO TO NEW ORLEANS Jon Roberts, son of Mr. and Mrs. Bernard Roberts of r 3 Syracuse, won first pkiee in a horticulture demonstration . held recently at Ihirdue university. It was sponsored by 4-H and FFA. Jon is a junior in Syracuse high school. He will attend the National Veg- • aubles Growers in New Orleans. La , on December 5 to 12. David Striebv To Go To Germany Private first, class David Strieby, son bf Mrs. Cleo Strieby, Syracuse, is spendmg 14 days with his mother and visiting friends and relatives in the Syracuse area. Pvt Strieby will go to northern Germany for >' tour of duty upon his return to his post. Chester Felkner of Milford retura- ‘ e*j hnrrw» W’evWsday evening after spending several months in Michigan.
OBITUARIES
Cecil R. Haefner Cdcil R. Haefner, 76, who made his home with his son-in-law and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. James Elliott of New Paris, died at 8 a.m. Saturday at the Elliott home. The deceased was born on April 14. 1888, in Cass County, Mich., and was married to Bessie Laylin on November 26, 1908. He was a farmer near Decatur. Mich., until suffered a -tmke six-years aco. At . that time he and Mrs. Haefner moved into the Elliott home. Surviving in addition to the widow and New Paris daughter are aonther daughter, Mrs. Kermit Washbum. Paw Patw. Mich.; four grandchildren; and one sister. Mrs. Maude Bond. Dowagiac. Mich. Funeral services were held at 2 i p.m. Tuesday at the Decatur Meth- I odist church of which he was a ' member., Burial was in Crane cem- I etery at Decatur. Mrs. Walter Hoagland Services were held Saturday afternoon in the Disko Methodist church for Mrs Clara Hoagland who died at 1:45 a m Thur-day. Oct. 22. Rev. Roy French and Rev. Guy Mowerx* conducted the sen ice. Burial was in the South Plea-ant cemertry near Disko. . Mrs Hoagland, a resident of many -i; lie Twin 1. .kt - North in ■ stiarea had only been' ill <■■ ■■ week She was 95 years old. I Death (tccurrcd a’ the home of a i granddaughter,»Mrs. VerFStoller on! r 5 Wabash. She was born near Sidney on April 1, 1869. to P. J. and Mary iWearstler’ Miller. She married Walter Hoagland in IrttS and he died in 1901. She was a member of the Disko Methodist church. Sunivors are one son. Clarence Hoagland, of Fort Wayne; 18 grandchildren; 50 great-grandchildren; and 21 great-great-grandchildren. Preceding her hi death were two daughters, three sons, three brothers, and I four sisters.
Safety Convocation At Syracuse School A safety convocation was held J th the new gym for the Syracuse ■I elementary School -on Monday, Oct? .26 ' - ' " " I During the cor.xocation the fifth ■ sixth grade boxs .wlio are members of the 1964-65 safety patrol were given the safety patrol pledge by officer Dale Sparklin of ithe Syracuse police force. A short safety lecture was given by the principal. Edgar. and ’ safety booklets s{x>nsored by a group of Syracuse merchants were g ven to all pup.'ls in grades- . one to six. ■ The safety patrol is organizedin a manner whereby each boy serves ori active duty for three wtx’ks then inactive duty for three wwks.- The boys are rotated so that all boys seexe an equal amount of active duty during the year. The Syracuse safety patrol which ■nsored by the Chicago Motor Club, is now beginning its sixth year of operation. At the end of each school year the .safety patrol boys are taken on an expense paid trip | icagb to '■. ■ a professional ball lame. ' The program is-ssponsored jointly by the Business and Professional Women’s club. Lions, Rottirx* and Syracuse elementary school.. Sixth grade rfaembers are Joe ris. Jeff Hughes. Greg Lantz, RanSte\ <> ColMirn. John IX’.r'.. Randy i Gingerich. Carl Hadley. Daxid Sny- i der. and Bob Wilson. Fifth grade boys an- Doug Bushong. Mike Har--1 :< jn Activities committee dy Ixittman. Donald Newcomer, Blain Secor, Randy Speer, . Larry Stidham and David VanLue.
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WI-MA-KI CAMP FIRE GIRLS MEET By Margaret Appenzeller The Wi-Ma-Ki Camp Fire Group met at the Scout cabin on Monday, Oct. 26, with 17 members present President Barbie Peters conducted the business meeting in which the group voted to accept Mr. Speer's invitation to lead the Pledge of Allegiance to the Flag at the open house program at school’ on November 10. ' The group then went on a short hike through town looking for symbols that are used today. This was part of one of the requirements for Wood Gatherer’s Rank, on which the girls are working. Candy bars furnished by Linda Bitner were very much enjoyed. Pink And Blue Shower Held For Mrs. Richard Workman A pink and blue shower was held recently in the home of Mrs. Eugene Moser honoring Mrs. Richard Workman. Co-hos!esses were Mrs. Robert Moser, Mrs. Don Sheline and Mrs. Eugene Brown. Games and contests provided entertainment and the prizes were given to the guest of honor. The
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gift table was centered with an appropriate planter which contained an arrangement of greenery which was also presented to Mrs. Workman. Guests were Mrs. Forrest Gal1 low-ay, Mrs. Ted Vorhis, Mrs. Bill Hare. Mrs. Max Workman. Mrs. Orlie Brow*n and Miss Cynthia Moser of Syracuse: Mrs. Charles Williams and daughter, Patty, Mrs. Maurice Moser, Mrs. Bud Speicher, and Mrs. Don McCulloch of Ligonier. Christian Church Youth Have Hayride Friday The Junior CYH of the Milford Christian church held a hayride Friday evening. Noble Fisher furnished the wagon and tractor and : drove the youngsters around the area. After returning to the church games were enjoyed with prizes going to Tim Levemier, Jill Clark, Jim Plum, Rickey Graff and Carolyn Rapp. Refreshments were served by the sponsors. Mr. and Mrs. D. G. Seely, at the close of the party to the above and to Dwight Custer. | John Hamilton. Karen Graff, Bar- | Kara Barth. Devon Sorenson. Craig Tucker. Dave Cory, Debbie Shearer. Fred Ramser. Bernie Mishler, j Lana Buhrt, Diane Graff, Linda Om. Nancy ■ Barth. Lydia Shear- j er anti Annabeth .Arthur. ■’ ’ i Shop at Local I.■ . , I
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■■ - ■■ . X AFTER THE FIRE — This photo | of the embers of the South Shore Inn was taken from a pier. Christian Patriotic Service At Syracuse Baptist Church Sunday 'Die Sunday evening service at , the Syracuse Baptist church will l be devoted to the subject of ChristI ian Patriotism, acconiing to an announcement by the pastor, Robert A. Mundy. Special patriotic music will be presented by the choir and the film, “Operation Abolition” will
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| A Syracuse fire department pumping unit is shown in the foreground, be shown. This film presents the violence which resulted when the House un-American Activities committee held' meeting in San Francisco in May of 1960. to inquire into the activities of the communists in that area. It shows some of the leading communists in California in action, as they seek to destroy the effectiveness of this congressional committee. The H.U.A.C. has been .
supplying water to keep ihe fire under control. . 5 given the responsibility of investiwhich are trying to ■ subvert the U. S. Government. Various methods employed by the communists to achieve their goals are ciharly set forth. This film will show how many individuals are swept along without realizing it, in the hysteria which enables the communists to be successful oxer and over again. The public is cordially invited to . this service which begins at 7.