The Mail-Journal, Volume 4, Number 37, Milford, Kosciusko County, 20 October 1965 — Page 2

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THE MAIL-JOURNAL Wednesday, October 2®, 1965

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MJIIGNU. WINNERS — These Pierceton Cubs make up the heart of the high school cross country team which won the sectional cross country championship held Friday afternoon at White’s Institute at Ha-

Junior High BB Schedule For i Milford Milfoil's ,iiv;ur high basketball coach Jerry C Deeter has released the following schedule for his team: Nov. 18 — Beaver Dam H Dec 2 H Dec 7 — Elkhart Twp. - H Dec. 16 — North Webster .. H Jan 13 — Leesburg .. T Jan. 25 — Larwill T Fyb ! — South Whitley H -Millersburg TFeb jo — Claypool • T F<- i.s —- Sidney '..'... H Basketball Schedule For SHS Tiie ba- hedule for Syracuse chad for the current, school year is. as follows: Nov. 5 — Pierceton H Nov. 12 - Middlebury . . T Nov. 16 — New Paris Tj Nov. 19 — Leesburg , IL Leesburg home game Nov. 24 — Mentone ........ H Dec. 3 — Concord . ( . H Dec. ’lO ■ Warsaw H Dec. 11 — North Webster T Dec 17 — Manchester ~ H Jan 1 — Claypool Hi Jan. 4. 5. 6 and 8— county tourey at Warsaw. Jan 14 — Triton T Jan 15 — Bremen T Jan 21 — Cromwell ...... H Jan. 38 — Ligonier T Feb 4 — South Whitlev Larwill Feb 11 — Milford ,H Feb 12 — Nappanee . H Feb 18 — AMrion T LIGONIER WINS CC MEET By KERMIT WELTY Syracuse finished its regular cross country season by being defeated by Ligonier. This left the Yellow JackUs w th a 4 and 6 record. I. gonier. beat Syracuse 34 to 33. C:u»ve2 wife the individual winner in a time of 10 36. Price, also of •tiier. followed H seconds behind Busch, the first Syracuse runner to finish, .came next followed by Welty and Mullins, both of Syracuse. Ligonier took the next four places which made the victory positive. Syracuse’s fourth and fifth place runners came in 10th and nth. Seven Lettermen I Return To 'Jackets Varsity Squad A total seven lettermen ai4 returning to the Syracuse Yellow Jackets varsity basketball squad ‘ this year according to. the data ■ sheet released by coach Ken Workman. Lettermen are John Longen- • baugh. Floyd Rensberger and Jim Wilson, all seniors; Brad Bauer. Turn Thornburg and John Wortinger. all juniors; and sophomore Rob Clevenger. Others on the Watty team are senior Richard B.usiwng; juniors Max Brtjekers, Bob Pilcher and R. T. Searfoss. The Jackets have a six feet, two? inch man this year in Rob eleven-1 ger and Richard Bushong and Brad j Bauer each hit tbe'six, one mark. I Members of the reserve team are I Richard Beil, Chris Busch. Jim ’ Coiin. Tim Connolly. Steve Conrad. .Man Hollar. Charles Kroh. Tom Mullins. Steve Runge. Greg Smith.? Curt Stucky, Kent Thomas and David Wicfetrom. Availability Os I Longenbaugh Questionable The avilability of senior John Longenbaugh to play on the Syracuse vanaty basketball team is questionable, pending the results of, some hospital tests According to a report from coach J Ken Workman it is fairly certain 1 he will miss the first part of the season as he has missed a week I and a half of school following fteil close of die baaebaD season. i| Longenbaugh lias been able to; I practice basketball but twice this:!

bash. They will compete in the regional meet at Fort Wayne Saturday . They are. from left. Robert Osborn, Art Obregon. Mike Miner.

'' ‘ ' ' r Jf • JI ON HONOR LIST — Cadet Tom Kramer, son of Mr. and Mrs. Ron- • I I V. Kramer o£/127 N. Short DrSyracuse, has been named to the superintendent's honor list at the U. S. Air Force Academy for the second semester of his fourth class

WANTED DONATIONS OF ALL KINDS FOR | White Elephant Auction Saturday, October 30 2-5 P. M. | YOU CALL WE HAUL p.m’ THAT'S ALL! I ■ Leon Newman Phone: 658-4530 Bud Smith Phone:6sß-4077 I Ralph Gansert Phone: 658-4941 I SPONSORED BY Milford Chamber Os Commerce | Week Os October 25 -30 I I Halloween Specials I I FDFF With Each PETR,TZ I I l\ L L Gallon Os FROZEN Iff Vanilla or Chocolate PUMPKIN IV C Purchased At Regular rUFlrlUn I MILK «(Price PIES I I Plastic Trick or Treat Pail 3 for SI I Holds 5 Qts. — Glows In The Dark | Burger Dairy Store I I PHONE: 457-2308 — SYRACUSE I STORE HOURS: Mon.-Sat. 9 a.m. to 9 pun. I I Sunday 9 a.m ■l2 noon and 5 p.m. • 9p.m. I

Dana Cone, Doug Gregory and Ro»I er Hamilton. For details o£ the Friday meet. ■ see page 2. . A AlaU-Joarnal staff photo.

(freshman’ year. The superintendent's list honors those cadets who have excelled in both academic and military courses. This honor was given Cadet Kramer for both semesters of his fourth class year. He will attend the Air Force-Ar-my football game at Soldiers Field in Chicago on November 6. at which the entire Cadet Wing of the .Air Force Academy will be present as well as the entire Cadet Corps front : West I’> nit. Tom's brother Rim. second class petty officer in the U. S. Navy, is now on duty in the Antarctic Ocean. | He is a weatherman tor the South Pole Oepration Deep Freeze on board the USS Calcaterra. Upon completion of several months’ duty in that area, the ship will complete a hinemonth rmmd the world cruise. CITED FOR SPEEDING , Kettoetii L Mathews; 20, Nlilf-»rd. was cited for a speed contest in G<.J en city court recently. The ' charge was dismissed- later. : Read the CLASSIFIEDS

Sorosis Club Has I ‘History Os Mystery’ Lesson For Halloween The Sorosis club at Milford met at the home of Mrs. James Allen on Monday evening. The lesson was on ’’History of Mystery” and was presented by Mrs. Robert Brown. Mrs. Brown chose the lesson in keeping with the Halloween season. She also very capably reviewed the book. “The Legend of Sleepy Hollow,” by Washington Irving. In the meeting which preceded the lesson 23 members and one guest. Mrs. Richard Neff, answered roll call with Halloween gags. Mrs. Glenn Morehead, president, reminded the members of points that were dis-1 cussedjßgriier pertaining to attendatfre jk meetings and being courteousrand prompt in notifying the hostels if you are unable to attend. I * Mrs. Rpnald Brown displayed sex- | eral items made by the blind and; asked j|ne club members to support 1 this x/n- worthwhile program. Copies of the Indiana Federated dubs’ ’ tel«nsion questionnaire were dis- • trjKuted to each member. They are I to be filled in and returned at the next meeting. Sorosis club will meet next at the home of Mrs. Don Davidsen on Noxember 8. Mrs. T. A. Miller will be in charge of the lesson. Reception Given For I Rev. And Mrs. Gable j The members of Zion Chapel,} ’ south of Syracuse, held a reception for their pastor, Rev. Carl Gable | and Mrs. Gable Friday evening in ? Friendship House. The theme for the evening was J “Go Ye Into All the World. ’ ’ Mrs. | ? Eldon Watkins read the scripture, i St. Mark 16th chapter, 14th to the 20th verse., Sherman Deaton lead lin prayer. The children sang “Jesus Loxes All the Little Children of the World.” There was group singing of "Jesus Calls Us.” Rev. Gable gave the table grace when refreshments of coffee, cake, : Halloween candy and nuts xvere served. A pound party was given for Rev. and Mrs. Gable, who op-® ened the gifts that were on a table. ■Hie closing hymn was “Blest Be the Tie that ‘Binds.” Mrs. Ray? Cripe gave the closing prayer. On the committee were Mrs. Lee Henwood, Mrs. Sherman Deaton and 4 Mis. Eldon Watkins.

jl EARL L. ROBERTS Earl Roberts Wins Degree Os } ! American Fanner The Future Farmers of America I ■held its 38th annual convention in ; Kansas City. Mo., last week. Os 10,000 Indiana FFA boys 10 were selected to try for the honor of the degree of American Farmer. The FFA youth winning this honor wns Earl L. Roberts, a Purdue university student and son of Mr. and ’ Mrs. Bernard Roberts of r 3 Sy-: racuse. Mr. Roberts has been active in the Future Farmers of America . in Syracuse high school and since entering Purdue. I MILFORD BVSINESS LEAGUE Campb*»n s Market . 21 : 11 I Little and Clark 21 11 Arrow Trailers Inc. 20 12 , ! Mishler Funeral Home 18 14 Turf Bar, Inc. 18 14 Walter Drus Co. 1“ 15 li ■ and Slabaush 16 16 . 1 McFarren Service ■ 16 16. Aussburtrer - Syracuse 15,17 Chon-Time' 13 19 Austsbur- rs - M.ilford 11 21 I Sharp Hdwe. Co. 6 26 High team game — Augsburgers, - Sy’S racuse 911. Hish team series — Little and Clark ' 2517. . Honor Scores-— 600 series'—■ L, .Vance 606. 500 seri»s — M. Campbell 583. P. {Campbell 555. D. Butl--r 546, F. Wolf, r- ; man 544, R. .Sorensen 542. L. Young 541. L. Bray 533, D. Karesh 530. L. Newman 529 P. Mathews 525. M Wolterman 521. D. Dippon 516. O. Chambers 515, F. Manises 5.N). Q. Thornsbury 510. R.- Wolfer- | man 506, D. Levernier 505. J. Speicher 505. Ri Willson 504, D. Mishler 503, D. Rensberger 502. 200 games — M. Campb-dl 217-215. D. Butler 220, F. Wolterman 225. L. Vanc-> 212-205, L. Young 223. P. Campbell 211201. P. Mathews 207. M. Wolterman 206, L. Newman 202, G. Thornsbury 201. LAKELAND MEN’S LEAGUE October 12, 1965 Wawasee Interiors 19 5 Seminary Lakers " 17 7 Brazels Bait and Tackle 15 9 I likens and Sons 10 14 I Kim- Contractors 9 15 I Pickwick Dinner Club 9 15 I Windsor Mobile Homos 9 15 I North Webster Jaycees 8 16 I High Team — Wawasee Interiors 2725. I High Ind, — R. Shuder 582. I 200 Games — V. Widelsko 209. R. I Brazel 200, B. Likens 209, J. Kirkdorfei

‘ Save At C. S. Myers Ford Sales In Milford — Save At C. S. Myers Ford Sales In Milford USED CARS I C.S. Myers ( ) Milford -g OUR POLICY: I o Mi CD 1 We Insist That You Know The Truth £ j About Our Used Cars! I ] Why take a chance when buying your next used car? Know the facts a- | |§ bout the car from the Original Owner. That's right the facts from the man who knows the most about the car he traded in to us. They are down in $ u black and white on the "Owner Certification of Trade-in?" You get as- [ 1 surance only from C. S. Myers, Inc. in Milford, Ind. ~ ? > * .aI The cars that are not owner certified are guaranteed in writing and back1 edbyservice. | OR—«» ■ ? ’65 Mustang Conv., V-8, stick ’62 Thunderbird, full power, leather. ** one owner, 12,000 miles -J jdfLj/ I Silver Mink color P 5 ” ’65 Galaxie Demo., 289, V-8, power ’62 Fairlane, 6 cyl., 4-door, stick CH steering, sharp, 15,000 miles ■- ’62 Galaxie H. Top, V-8, automatic •9 ’64 XL 4-Door, H. Top, V-8, power . ’62 Chev. Monza, 4-speed, coupe « r p steering, one owner, sharp ’6l Ford Wagon, 6 cyl., automatic JI « '64 Ford 4-door. 6 cyl., auto, red, rH | jl■!B'6o Ford Pick-up, V-8, 3-speed, one owner % BIIIIIH H / ar e e b° x co ’63 Merc Wagon V-8, stick, one owner J 60 Chev. Pick-up, 6 cyl., large box £- ’63 Ford H. Top, Galaxie, V-8, “ . Stick, sharp OTHER OLDER CARS 5" ~ ’63 Convertible, V-8, automatic, ’59 Ford V-8, 4-door, automatic g. < one owner ’53 Jeep, runs good, needs paint > You know what you are buying when you buy an “Owner Certified Used Car.” As Milford’s Ford 2 dealer, we are proud of our reputation as a reliable, dependable dealer. One way to maintain that repuB tation is to talk honestly about the used cars we offer for sale ... and that we always do. C. S. MYERS, Inc. “FAIR DEALS ON FORDS FOR 27 YEARS” j I Open Evenings Til 8 Milford I F Owner Certified Used Cars At C. S. Myers Ford Sales — Owner Certified Used Cars At C. S. Myers Ford Sales

226 R. Shuder 213, D. Weaver 202. 500 Series — J. Kirkdorfer 577. R. Shuder 582. D. Weaver 553. H. Kirkdorfer 536. B. Likens 576, H. George 520, R. Brazel 527, P. Mast 514, V. Widelski 531. THURSDAY NITE LADIES LEAGUE Oct. 13. 1965 Weaver Tool 19 9 Servi-Soft 19 9 ; Lakeland Produce 18 10 W’awasee Package 18 10 The Mail-Journal 17 11 Klinks 17 11 Wawasee Interiors. 16 >4 11% Carwile TV 16 12 BAK Drive-In 15 13 Arnold’s 15 13 Anchor Bar 14 14 Mishler's 13 15 North Webster Bank 12 16 Brazel's 11% 16% Pepsi-Cola 11 .17 Guide 10% 17% Teghtmeyer Ace Hardware 10 18 Pilcher’s 10 18 Syracuse Shell 9 19 Wolfs Family Store 8% .19% High team game —■ Anchor Bar 803. High team series — Carwile TV 2302. 500 Series — D Spearman 190-144-173-507, L. Vance 202-141-188-531.

rfwtcu&Aanty Saie Oet. 22 tknu. Scitccidcitf, Oet. 30 Eighteen years ago John Snell opened a small shop in what was then a poor location on Market St., in Warsaw. Since then John Snell Fashion Apparel has built a reputation for fashion right women’s wear of the finest quality at nationally advertised prices. As a result of fair dealing and genuine interest in the customer who came through his door, the business has continued to grow. Two and a half years after going into business the store was moved to the much larger location on Buffalo street where it is today. Now a fine Specialty Shop, John Snell Fashion Apparel caters to the woman of discriminating taste whether she wears a size in the Junior Petite, Junior, Missy, Missy Petite or Half Size. Lingerie, jewelry, sportswear, coats for all occasions and dresses are available. During the week of Friday, Oct. 22, through Saturday, Oct. 30, John Snell invites you to share the special values prepared for the Eighteenth Anniversary Sale. ANNIVERSARY SPECIALS n r CE |7-:T’* housecoats Orlon Knit Suits . RED — BLUE — BLACK |y Sizes 8 to 18 Regular SIB.OO REG. VALUES TO $13.00 _ MANY OTHER. Special SI 0.7 U ANNIVERSARY VALUES X ■ ‘ ' __ ■ 109 S. BUFFALO WARSAW

170 Games and 450 Series — I. Carwile t 173-472, J. Weaver. 175. K Knisley 179463, M. L. Willsey 182-474. F Money 458, J. Nolan 455, L. Dahl 170, B. Menefee 172, D. Skeleton 174. V. Penn 170-477, T. Schrock 181-475, G. Eyer 170, B. Nyce ? 174-488. P. Loetz 189-499. M. Goshert ISO, < ' I. Stahley 473. J. Byland 174-465. R i Laird 181 K. Graff 178-461. M. Ringler J 179, L. pirey 485, -M. Schwab 187-470. PETERSON CLASSIC DOUBLES October 11, 1965 Thwaits and Kern 14 6 Kistler and Morganthaler 13 7 Brown and Vance B’-> 11U Eby and Welty g 12 Sipe and Rhodes 11 9 Hibschman and Pilcher 9U iou Smith and Armbruster s' 12 " Cobbum and Hostettler 8 12 720 Series and 200 Games — D Brown 779, 226-247; L. Vance 808 234-211: B. Thwaits 806, 227-209: J. Kern 790. 203241; C. Eby 750; L. Welty, 732, 201-211: B. Smith 202. A. Armbruster 747: J. Rhodes 747: C. Sipe, 779,’ 213; D. Pilcher 810. 230-205-220: H. Schrock 766. 222; H. Hostettler 762. 213: J. Morganthaler 779, 226-206; N. Kistler 809 223-204. MONDAY NIGHT COUNTY LEAGUE

October 11, 1965 Lakeland Produce ’ 18. 2 Dixie Boat 12 8 IXL. 12 s : Jim’s Sinclair - 12 8 Kurley's Keglers u 9 1 Wawasee Electronics 11 9 Beacon 11 9 Crystal Flash 119 Pilcher's Shoes 10 10 Thornburg's 10 10 Frog Tavern • 9 II Ligonier Ice Co. ' 9 11 XVawasee Bowl 8 12 1 Teghtmeyer 8 12 Wawasee Package • 71, 12% Kinder Mfg. 714 O.K. Sales 7 13 Barbee Hotel 7 13 Honor Scores —- J. Johnson 210: Estep 578. 224: D. Price-212: T. Leer 547; A. Mousley 596. 224: D. Start 201: D. Maresh 577.201-210: M. Dorsey 540. 205; : E. Huffman 552, 228; R. Wogoman 578. 1 209: J. Kern 621,224; R. Thwaits 612. 214- ’ 221; A. Armbruster 540; R. Fought 559. 202: M. Ganshorn 682. 243-234-205: C. ; Eby 585, 203-201; J. Rhodes 222: D i Gardner 213; M. Hostettler 577, 223: J. Baruth 200: H. Bartman ,200: R. Thibaut ; 550. 212: L. Vance 596 234-212; C. 1 Davis 562. 200: D.' Garner 621, 224.