The Mail-Journal, Volume 4, Number 44, Milford, Kosciusko County, 8 December 1965 — Page 2

THE MAIL-JOURNAL Wednesday, December 8, 1965

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Leesburg And Milford Win; Syracuse And Webster Lose

Milford and Leesburg, both had a heavy schedule last week, playing both Friday and Saturday nights. Both the Trojans and the Blazers won both their games. Milford defeated New Paris 6550 on the Cubs hardwood on Friday and defeated South Whitley 56- j 53 on Saturday on the Syracuse court. ' ’ Leesburg traveled to Larwill on Friday and defeated the Trojans j 90-59 They were hosts to the Cubs from Pierceton on Saturday and defeated the visiting five 75-73. Leesburg is still undefeated in , seven starts and Milford has a 6-1 ' record. ■ i Syracuse, still unable to win. was defeated by Concord 78-53 on Friday. North Webster was also down-! ed Friday as the Akron Flyers scored 90 points to the Trojans’ 78. | Leesburg - Larwill Hard hating Leesburg defeated their host Larwill Trojans 90-59 Friday as the Blue Blazers continue : on’ the victory trail. It was nip and tuck -the first, quarter with the winning Blazers leading by only two points 17-15, however, things broke open in the isecond stanza as the half ended with a 40-21 score in the favor of | the winners. The third period end- ; ed with a 64-37 score. I Leesburg’s. Larry Bishop was high |MMit man for the evening with 25 He was followed by teammate Jack Stobkey with 15. Me led the Trojans with 20 and was followed bv Plummer with 13 and Walter with 11. Th • B team won its game 64-51. LEESBURG (90)—J. Stookey 711. Robison 223. Rohr 311, Bishop 113-2. Dukes 415. R. Stookey 230. Huffman 412. Sausaman 323. D Shively 101. vely 101. for totals of 38 field goals. 14 foul shots and 19 personals. . LARWILL 1 59 —Menrie 842. Plummer 534. Adams 214. Walter 514. Howard 401. Blain 002 and Groves 101. for totals of 25 field goals. 9 foul, shots and 18 personals. Leesburg - Pierceton In their closest game of the season Leesburg's Blue Blazers downed the Pierceton Cubs 75-73 on the Blazers’ home floor. Thi\ is the first time Leesburg has defeated Pierceton since 1955. It was a dose battle all the way with, Pierceton on top 18-15 at the first stop. By the half the Blazers had gaintxl the lead and held a niae point edge 38-27. At the third stanza slop. Leesburg led 56-51 and held the lead to win the game. Die wininng come on fmii shots as Iherceton outscored the host team 50 to 48 from the floor. Leesburg hit for 27 foul shots while Pierceton hit for 23. Cone of Pierceton was hitgh point man for the evening with 22 points. Teammates Obregon with 19 and Bailey with 11 were also in double figures. Iligh scorers for the Blazers were Norm Dukes with 18. Larry’ Bishop with 16. Jack Stookey with 14 and Ron Sausaman with 11. but it was; Jack Stookey who saved the day as he hit for two points with one second remaining to be played. LEESBURG (75* - Stookey 706. Robison 165, Huffman 001, Rohr 3M, Sausaman 271, Bishop 565. Shively 301. Dukes 583. Totals: 24-27-23 PIERCETON <73> - Miner 214. Pletclier 125. Reed 022. Gregory 185, Cone 863, Bailey 514. Obregon 834 Totals 25-23-27 Milford - New Paris By Jan Kizer i . The Trojans from Milford came back to their winning ways as they I downed the Cubs of New Paris 65-50 last Friday night. I Milford controlled the boards by a 46-31 margin and their defense was a great asset .in tlx* third I quarter as they pulled from behind 3631. at the half to a third quarter score of 48-38 in their favor. Verl Baker, Dick Groves and Park Phend had 18. 20 and 15 points I respectively. High scorer for the ; Cubs was Snider with 16. The scores by quarters were 14-1 20 New Pans. 30-3! New Pans. 48- ; 38 Milford and 65-50 Milford. The Milford “B” team suffered. its first loss by a score of 54-31. Box Scores follow: MILFORD (65) - Baker 902, Groves 10-0-2. Wuthrich 101, Phend 633. Speicher 010, Beer 003, Wilson 412, for 30 field goals, five foul shots and 13 personals. NEW PARIS <5Ol — Snider 642, Weldy 001. D. Hollar 113, Glanders 300, Lindenman 010, Yeater 311. Pepple 110. Bo Hollar 620, for totals of 20 field goals. 10 foul shots and seven personals. North Webster - Wolf Lake The North Webster Trojans suffered two losses in one week when Wolf Lake took the Tuesday night game that was tied at half time and Akron walked away with a 12 point lead at the dose of Friday night's game. Scores by quarters for Tuesday night's game were 13-14 in favor of Wolf Lake at the first stop, tied at 36 all at half time and 50-56 with Wolf Lake again on top at the third stanza stop. Wolf Lake won the game: 71-69. Webster's Vanator was high point man for the evening with 25 points. He was followed by Wolf Lake's Lad-

ig with 22. I Other North Webster players to . double figures were Wagoner with ; 14, Vonasch with 11 and White with ' 10. Wysong and Perry were other ; Wolf Lake players in double fiugres, : each having 14. Box score follows: NORTH WEBSTER (69) — Vanator 10-5-1, Vonasch 513, Linn 001. Brown 413, Waogner 622, Stalter 001, White 502. I WOLF LAKE (71) — Perry 622, Wysong 461, Ott 221, Tester 232, Pulley 403, Ladig 11-0-4. North Webster - Akron Akron led all the way Friday night as they downed the North Webster Trojans 90-78. The Flyers led 15-14 at the first stop. 44-26 at the half and 56-42 at the end of the third quarter. S. Hansen led the scorers with 31 points for the Flyers. Conner followled with 23 and K. Weaver had 16. High'point men for the Trojans were Mike Vanator, Bill Vonasch and Rick White with 18 points each. Box scores follow: AKRON (90) — Hammond 305, K. Weaver 723, D. Hansen 121, McFarland 223, J. Weaver 010, S. Hansen 9-13-3. Conner 950. Davis 110. NORTH WEBSTER <7B» — Vanator 824. Vonasch 824. Linn 122, Brown 234, Plew 120, Wagoner 334, White 903 J Milford - South Whitley By Jan Kizer Mitford agve South Whitley its loss of the season by defeat- ( ing them Satur lay night by a score ( of 56-53. Tlx* Bulldogs now have a 3-1 record with Milford s * being t: , e wins and one loss. The Trojans Were out-scored from the field by one goal but managed >»■ Bulldogs by five from , the charity stripe. Milford took the lead at the start , of the game and it wasn’t until the fourth quarter that their lead was seriously challenged, then the score seesawed several t imes before the Trojar.s could pull out of Whitleys reach. M.l\ Bead ted the Trojans with 16 markers and Bishop was high sewer for the Bulldogs with 21. Scores by quarters' were: 14-11 Milford at the first stop, 33 25 Milford at the half, 43-36 Milford at the third quarter and 56-53 Milford ' The Trojan “B” team was dei seated by the junior Bulldogs by i the score of 49-58. t Box scores follow: | MILFORD (§6i — Baker 541, i Wuthrich 112. Beer 642, Phend 703. Groves 133. Wilson 200 for 22 field goals. 12 foul shots and 11 personals. i SOUTH WHITLEY (58) — Bruns 314, Winger 213, Bishop 934. Dease 101, Enveart 101, Caudill 220, Walpole 400. Leiter 102. for totals-of 23 field goals, seven foul shots and 15 jiersonals. I Syracuse - Concord By Kermit Welty Concord was able to deal the Yellow Jackets their sixth straight defeat of the season. The Minutemen jumped to a six point lead at i the end of the first quarter and in- J creased it to a 25 point lead at the end of the game 78 to 53. Concord; has a pretty tough team this year as they were also able to defeat Warsaw, Syracuse’s next opponent. Longenbaugh of Syracuse and J Bamck of Concord were tagh pouts I 1 men with 18 points apiece. The only other players in double figures were ail from Concord and were ' Bailey with 15. Roush with 14. and ‘ Chiddister with 12. , . The Minutemen were hitting pret- ; ty good from the field with 48 per cent but at the foul line they ; weren’t hitting quite as good as they only hit 55 per cent. Syracuse however, was cold from both fix* field and the foul hne as they hit 33 per cent from the field and 50 | per cent from the foul line. Con-1 | cord was <pate capable under Jhe j ! boards as they pulled off 41 re-1 bounds to Syracuse’s 31. They both !iad the same number of errors with 16 apiece. Concord also won the B-team game and it was done by six points. At half-time Syracuse had a seven point lead but in the third quarter it was quickly evaporated. Oils was the only player in docfee figures and he had 10 Busch led Syracuse with eight and Wickstrom was next with six. The trouble came from their shooting as they hit only 24 per cent frorn field and 44 per cent from the foul line. i They completely mopped Con-1 cord under the boards by getting 49 rebounds to Concords 21. B-team score by quarters. Syracuse 5 16 20 24 Concord 8 9 20 30 Varsity score by quarters: ! Syracuse 14 22 34 53 Concord 20 33 53 78 Varsity box scores: SYRACUSE (S 3 — Bushong 313, Rensberger 201. Wilson 200, Bauer 335, Broekers 008, Pilcher 120. i Thornburg 203. Wortinger 001, Clev-, enger 123, CONCORD <7B' — Alenander 010, Miller 102. Bailey 714. Bnrrick 743, | Teall 100. Schlabaugh 312, Chid- ■ dister 521. Roush 702. Steinbarger 040. Yacuk 082. IT PAYS TO ADVERTISE

List Addresses For Syracuse Service Men Following are addresses of Syracuse service boys. Other Syracuse i addresses appear on page 6 of section 2. Larry Laird, son of Mr. and Mrs. ■ Robert Laird of Syracuse, is stationed at Westover AFB, Masis. His address follows: A 1c Larry Laird ; 356 Front street Cheekapee Falls, Mass. Charles Slabaugh, son of Mrs. James McClintic of Syracuse, has the following address: i Charles Slabaugh AF 16535225 Box 296 A 615 ACW sq. AJO New York. N. Y. 09409 Larry’ Payton, son of James Payton of Syracuse, is in the United States navaThospital at Great Lakes, Hl. His address follows: Pfc. Larry’ D. Pay ton Ward 8-East United States naval hospital Great Lakes, 111. ' — I Sgt. Patrick Finton is the son of I Mr. and Mrs. Stephen Finton of, Syracuse. His address follows: Sgt. Patrick D.. Finton 1385731 1 USNC - Company c, -73 d Eng. Bn. FPO San Francisco, Calif. 96601 ( J. C Connolly, son of Mrs. Joy Sims . nd James Connolly, both <>• Syracuse, has the following ad-1 dress: i Capt. J. C. Connolly 093G29 B. Btry, 2 39th Arty. APO 36 New York. N.Y. Richard L. Utley has just completed basic training at Fort Leonard Wood, Mo., and has been transfered to Fort Owens, Mass., for specialized training in army security. He is the son of Mrs. James Willis W Enchanted Hills, Lake Wawasee and tlx? brother of Mrs. Gary’ Sevison of 425 east Boston street, Syracuse. His address follows: Pvt. Richard L. Utley RA 16838231 Co. G 2d BATT U. S. ASATR Fort Devens, Mass. 01433 : Charles Penn, son of Mr and Mrs Girl Penn of Syracuse, has been serving in Korea since the first of Novemlx*r His address follows: Pfc Charles Penn RA 16679139 Det R KMAG (PROV) (ADMIN) APO San Francisco, Calif. 96218 FOULS HURT SYRACUSE FROSH By Norm Geible A total of 23 fouls helped Pierceton to a 42-30 victory over Syracuse Tuesday. Three of the Syracuse plavers'fouled out, which greatly hurt the team. The first half was , very dose, but as usual the third quarter told the tale. The Pierceton five opened the second half by gaining a strong lead and never lost it. Tlk- fourth quarter scoring was fairly even, but Syracuse did not quite have die power to overtake the opponents. SYRACUSE DOWNED BY WARSAW The Syracuse freshman team lost its third basketball game Thursdayon the Warsaw court. The final score was 43 34 The action in the hrsi half was fairly even, but Syracuse fouls and mistakes in the third quarter led to the Syracuse downfall With about two minutes left in the game, Syracuse came within three points of Warsaw, but that was the closest the hosts would let them get. The high scorer of the game was Warsaw’s Vacarro with 17. The next game for the Syracuse freshman five will be Thursday, Dec. 9, when they will host Ligonier. Syracuse Locals Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Gray of r 4 Syracuse left Saturday for Lake Wales, Fla,, where they will spend the w inter. Their address is r 2 box 261, Lake Wales, Fla., 33j53. j lira. Harold Gray of Syracuse Lake and Mrs. Karl McGarvey of Lake Wawasee were recent guests ■ at a pre-Christmas luncheon and j Bridge party at the Elcona CounI. try club. [ Mrs. Robert Brewster, of Syracuse attended a luncheon-bridge | party at the Elcona Country club, recently. It was second of the parties given by a group of Gosh- | en women. Mrs. Emma Mabie, who has been with her son and daughter-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Eldred Mabie, is spending a few days in the home of her daughter, Mrs. Eloise j Method, Syracuse. | Mr. and Mrs. Howard Moek, r 3 i Syracuse, entertained over the week end for Max Hannon of Longmount, Colo., a former resident of lEtna Green, who is on a business tri pto Dayton, O. I Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Shannon land daughter, Betty of north of j Syracuse, returned home Saturday from a week’s deer hunting trip and visiting with friends at Williamsport, Pa. Betty killed a deer while there.

MILFORD BUSINESS December 7, LWi3 W L Little and Clark 42 18 Campbell’s Market 36 24 Arrow Trailers 35 25 Turf Bar 32 28 McFARREN SERVICE 31 29 Aussburvers - Syracuse 31 29 Augsburaers - Milford 29 31 Mishler Funeral Home 27 33 Beer and Slabaugh 27 33 Chore-Time 24 36 Walter Drug Co. 23 37 Sharp Hdw-. Co. 23 37 Weekly high series and game Little and Clark 2859-982. 600 series — J. Carr 610 L. Newman 603 500 series — B Little 598, P. Campbell 595. D Wolterman 573. L. Young 556. F Avery 552. H. Felkner 551. J. K Iler 548. C. Campbell 547. R Soren'en 546, P Mathews 546, F. Wolterman 539. j L. Vance 538. O. Keller 536. D. Levemer 532, R Willson 529 O. Culbertson 528, R Fisher 517. J. Augsburger 516. V. Mollenhour 515, O. Chambers 512. R. Auer 510. D. Rensberger 509. O. Thomsbury 505. H. Doty 505. W Miller 502. 200 tames. — D. Wolferman 232. L. Newman 224-203. P. Campbell 218-201. B Little 213. J Carr 217-201. C Campbe:l 210 F Wolferman 210. L. Young 209, H Doty 208. D. Orn 204, L. Vance 204. J Keller 202. D. Butler 202. 'll Felkner 202. G Keller 200. ’D. Dowty 200, P. Mathews 212. LAND O LAKES December 1. 1965 ' ? A League Logan Fuel 90 22 Yellow Banks Hotel 29 23 Dean's Milk 29 23 Koher’s Iris. 28 24 Prorf Tavern 28 24 Hire s El. ctric ' 27 24 McCormick-Cut ter 25 27 IXL 23 29 Wawasee Marina 22 30 . American Leg ton 1® 33 High t< am series —- Koher's fns. 2704. High team tame — Dean's Milk 964. 600 series — W Staley 201-2! 1-212-624 I 547 series and 200 games —‘ B Yohne I 554. c: Eby 558. D Armbruster 565-211- ' 200. F Nyikos 548-200 C Davies 559-206-203. J Pound 200. N Biddle 549 V. Mollenhour 571-213, Jerry Rhodes 543-209. ' R Thwaits 201. R Thibaut 570. R. Heil ; 547. R. Ch venter 220. L. Griffith 203. B League The Mail-Journal 35 1.7 D J .Construction 32 to I Hickman's Moving 32 20 I Harris Funeral Home 27 25 > Auer s Galloways Groc. 26 26 i. Liberty Coach d 'lB 26 I State Bank Syracuse *4 28 > Aero MR 19 33 | Ros.' Jewelry 16 36 500 series and 200 games -— E. Ganr 507. W Huff<-r 557-201. A. Beiswanger 541. R. KI M. Workman 207. R. 1 Peterson 514. M Zelllng. r 573 K. : Keim 501. L .Thwaits 532-221. R. Braze! E Money 505. IHURSDVV NIGHT LADIES December 2, 1965 i Sarah Boyd At ncy 34' 'IT'. Candle TV 34 18 1 Klinks ' 34. 18 | The Mail-Journal . . 31 21 . Weaver Too! 31 - 21 ■ Lakeland Produce 30 22 | s rd Soft ■ 29 23 B A- K Drive-In Anchor Bar 28 24 North Webster Pepsi Cola . 26 26 Arnold's .26 26 Wawasee Package 24 28 : Mishlers ,24 28 ' ■Wolfs 22Y29’i Brazel's 421 ts 3014 1 Teghtrn'eyer Ace Hdwe. 19 33 | The Guide 18 34 j Pilchers 16 36 I Pickwick 16 36 I High team series and game —. Klink's i 2420-873. 500 series — B. Nyce 189-178-181-548. M. Schwab 172-189-173-534. E Blakesley 212-188-178-578, K. Knisley 165-211-179-555 J Byland 164-190-163-517. 170 games and 450 series — L. Gilbert 175-172-489. M. Simon 460. J. Kern 188478. S Brouwer 173-475, J. Mishler 170479 H. Frushour 179-474. K Gardner 170-463. M Henning 461. P. Benson 192. I Menzie 456. N Buchard 451. R. White 181-172-486. P. Loetz 180, D. Darnell 185452. I. Stahley 170-172-488. I. Carwile 472, J. Nolan 174-496, E. Hutsell 187-461. B. M.nefee 469. L. Vance 179-480. J. Sechrist 494. G. Eyer 478, E Hughes 211457. TUESDAY NIGHT LADIES’ November 30, 1965 Pacer OU Co. 39 13 Lakeside Laundry 33 19 Wawaseo TV 32 20 Syracuse. Rubber 29 23 . Hickman Moving Co. 25 27 Tom Socks 24 28 Leesburg Elevator , -16 36 N Webst r Dairy Queen 10 42 High team tame and series — Wawasee TV 800-2194 High Ind. game — L, Vance 225. High Ind. series — E, Wogoman 202-168-162-522 ’ ’| 500 s. ries — L Welty 163-171-187-521, S Hoover 176-199-146-521. L. Vance 505 Honor Scores —-S Talmadg- 160-1 Dull 160. R. Markham 157. P Giant 150. S. Bowen 153. M. Hickman 158. N. Peterson 152 P Maresh 153. J. Mishler 171. S Gilbert 167-169-482. M. Simon 151-178-459. S Hasse 167-151-455, J. Nolan 160-165-474. FRIDAY NIGHT MIXED December 3, lj>6s Syracuse Rubber 3" ,14’-' of Harter 36 16 Wawasee TV 32 20 Thwaits Grain 30 22 Tom Socks Clip * Curl 28 24 Gambles 28 24 Village Tap 25 27 Beacon 25 27 The Lakers 25 27 . O. K Sales 25 27 Franks Locker 35 .27 Anchor Bar 24 28 Weaver Ttjol 23 29 G * W Foods 23 29 Start & Spry 22 30 B * S 19 33 Sportsman Center 7 45 Honor Scores ~ Men — L. Wetty 554-. 210. J Cripe 200. N. Kistler 566-245. B. Baumbauth 210. O. CoWsum 541. B Gilbert 211. T Leer 548, M. Zelltager 567, C Eby 584-202. B Thwaits 621-203-223. L Bylaad 200. D. Maresh 546. A. Armbruster 552-212. J Stryker 203. L Vane--603-333 B Fuh. r 208. R Knisley 558208 Women — D Knisley 519-207. J. Schults 189 B Menefee 473-188. D Armbruster 3T2-172. D Stryker 441. L Vance 449. J Byland 477. S. Kern 494. M zelllng. r 451-171. L Gilbert 539-200-178. B McKibben 482. B Kline s*l-201, L Welty 470. D Cripe 441 ' PETERSON CLASSIC November »?, 1965 . . . I Kistler.*- Morgan thaler . 363 38 Brown A Vince 353 25 Eby * Welty 352 24 [ Thwaits & Kern 349 02' trihorbmon * Pilcher 339 03 ; Smith * Armbruster 336.33 Sipe * Rhodes 328 35 Cobbum * Hostettler 323.80 730 series and 200’ iubm —~ H. HOs-: te tiler 777-214-212. B Thwaits 201. J. Ken 302 B Smith 721. A Armbruster: 894-201-245-306-242. C Eby 76.-213. L

SUIT CLUB WINNER THIS WEEK WAS DICK MILLER — Syracuse TOM SOCKS SPORTSWEAR Wawasee Village Syracuse a . . . ■ ' - ■■■■.■ ■■■■— THE CAR WASH PROBLEM I had the dirtiest white station wagon, all coated with road oil and road dirt. I stopped at the “Clean Quick” Car Wash Building across from. Rubber Company Plant No. 2 and in a few minutes my car was virgin white, if not virgin pure. Anyway, we should be grateful for this service by the Niles Brothers and patronize the “Clean Quick” Car Wash and you can go there and wash your own car with your best clothes on and not get them soiled or wet. It is something and the cost, only 25c to a maximum of 75c depending how badly soiled the car is. Win a place in heaven for me, tell them I sent you. Martin W. Levemier

Welty 755-201. R. HD*chman 815-247 G Rider 885-210-255-216-207. N. Kistler 855-202-215-223. J. Morganthaler 736-201, D. Brown 743-211, L. Vance 780-206-21 S. November 29. 1965 Kistler * Morganthaler 398.29 Brown * Vance 390.05 Eby & Welty 38541 Thwaits * Kern 379 01 Hibschndan * Pilcher 368.35 Smith * Armbruster 365.12 Cobbum * Hostettler 357.43 Sipe * Rhodes -353.29 720 series and 200 games — N. Kistler 849-219-257. J. Morganthaler 742, R Hibschman 720-210. D. Pilcher 213. B. Smith 744-204. C. Eby 763-205. O Cobbum 799-212-225, D. Thibaut 235. D. Brown 743, L. Vance 882-225-216-209-232 J. Kern 786-225-211. LAKELAND MEN’S December 7, 1965 Brazels Bait 42 14 Wawasee Interiors 37H18H Seminary Lakers 31 25 Windsor Mobile Homes 24U31A4 Kline Contractors 24 32 Pickwick Dinner Club 2214334 | Likens and Sons 22 34 North Webster Jaycees 204354 500 Series — B. Likens 520. H. Mackley ; 534. J Kirkdorfer 570. D. Weaver 548. J Byrd 500. C. Boddiger 507. J. Hughes 506. G Henning 539. R. Brazel 560. K. Hare I 535. ■ • „ 200 games — J. Kirkdorfer 201-203, D Weaver 200. R. Brazel 202. LADIES TUESDAY AFTERNOON December 7, 1965 Tom Socks 38 14 Sleepy Owl 36 16 Bardahi 30 22 Kinders 30 22 Augsburgert 27 25 Al’s Plaza 26 26 State Bank 254264 American Industries 24 28 Wawasee Laundromat 24 28 I Levernier’s ■ J7 35 Ligonier’ Ice Co. 16 36 Sit 'N Knit 15 37 High team game and series — Sleepy Owl 979-2294 High Ind. game — M. Schwab 216. High Ind. series — S. Myers 789-182-178-549. 170 game or 440 series — M Schwab 216-526 R, Emerick 180-493. B Nyce 169. M Luns .487, J. Byland 170483. E Hutsell 212-467. M. Bechtold 464, A Smith 186-451 Stucky 450. A Gallahan 179-444. D. Cripe 442. B. Coy 172. P Mar-sh 173. I MONDAY NIGHT COUNTY November ••, 1965 ; Lakeland Produce 31 13 Ligonier Ice Co. 274164 ; Jim's Sinclair 27 17 ' Wawasee Bowl 26 18 i Kuril y’s Keglers 25 19 ’ ! IXL 24 20 J j Crystal Flash 24 20 1 Beacon 23 21 I Dixie‘Boat :.'224214 ! Frog Tavern 21 422 I > Thornburg’s 21 23 Pilcher s Shoes . 20 24 l. Wawasee Package . 19424’I Wawasee TV 18 26 i I O. K Sales 174264 . | Kinder Mfg. 16427’4 ' T.-chtmeyer Hdwe. .16 28 I i Barbee Hotel 15., 29 ! Honor Scores — V. Stayer 566. B Gonda 543-212. G. Rid-r 561-200- M. Kennedy 609-203-212, N. Kistler 552-203- . “ ’J. G Nordman 571-222. N Biddle *592- ; 224. C. Eby 598i203-'202, D. Pilcher I J. Carr 627-211-245. D. Strotnbeck 210. E. Anderson 210. I. Rookstool 553. J. Pounds 579-244. B. Likens 203 J. K. rn. 5j5-221. R. Thwaits 578-214 J Mcrtantha’er 574I 209. V. Heltsei 200. D. Msirttn 551. R : Brown 569, R. Thibaut 552-216. L. Vance i 570. C McCuen 576-203, G Estep 546-201, i (J Rhodes 595-205, R... Stouder 202, L. . Welty 567-212. M. EplttMer 546. C. Davis 552, D. Burchard 54Q. November 89/ 1965 Lakeland Produce 31 17 Wawasee Bowl .30 18 Jim's Sinclair 29 19 ; I Ligonier Ice Co. 28419 H | Beacon 28 20 ; Crystal Flash 28 20 I Frog Tavern 25 422 4 I Kurfoy’s Keglera 25 23 I Pilcher’s Shoes 24 .24 I Thornburg's x 24 24 I IXL 24 24 | Dixie-Boat 22 425 4 1 Wawasee TV 22 26 Wawasee Package 21 426 4 O. K. Sales . 184294 , Barbee Hotel 18 30 Kinder Mfg. 164314 Teghtmeyer Hdxe. 16 32 Honor Scores — G. Nordman 558-234. D. Gardner 207 L. Welty 578-226. O. F- P '44-223. D Priji 605-212-203 I Leer 567-224. D. ThlbaV 592-209-212. L. ' Vance 574-203. R. Knisley 213. A. Howell ' I 218. R. Strombeck 579-225. O. Cobbum '! 571-223. D. Maresh 566, H. Hostetler 611- • I 214-200. G. Kistler 562-221. E Teghtmey- '| er 578-209-212, C. Eby 648-252-265, J. Brouwer 565 F Nyikos 559. J, Carr 550. J. Kern 592-231, A. Armbruster 594-203-202, G. Vanator 562-217, J. Rhod.es 555. M Gonshorn 570-216-206. R Htbschman 573-228 G. Rider 541-293. M Zellinger 203. SENIOR BOYS December 4. 1965 No 1 22 6 HHBs 19 9 Bad Boys 19 9 Corn Huskers ’ T 5 13 F Troop 13 15 Pros 9 19 No. 7 8 20 Fireballs ■ 7 21 High team series and game. — No. 1 1907-706. Senior honor scores — Crews 180-500. P Mock 207-512. Clevenger 188. O. Smith 189. Kern 181, Stoelting 198-541. Simon 184. Kohvr 196 Orn 173 Kizer 170. D. Tatman 164. Griffith 211-527. Wagner 190. Hosteter 183, Stanfield 164. Baumgartner 178 Junior honor scores — Ptpp 174-466. Baunibaush 162,-455. Strickler 170. SATURDAY JR GIRLS December 4. 1963 | ■■ Jr.. Standings ’ ’ Goof Balls 14 6 Uncalled Pour 13 7 Jr. Rollers .12 8 •'69'ere" 104 94 Team No, 14 8 4114 Four Te- ns . 7 13 We Four 7 .13 Gutter Gals 2 18 Sr. Standings Alley Cats 16 4 Scorin Four 16 4 "JJ's'’ ■ 1 13 V Dolling Pins • . / 10 10 J Ten Pins 6 14 Sr. Rollers -> ■ ” 5 15 Jr. high team game and series — Goof Balls 464-1307 High game and series — Vicki Smith 149-393 j Sr. high team game and Series — ••JJ’S” 502-1642. High game — Pam Miller 162. . ’ High senes Kris Nites 442 Jr. Honor scores — Vicki Smith 149393. Barb Gardner 143. i Sr honor score* — Debby Money 148- i 145-143-435. Pam Miller 162. Janlee Auer I 151-IW-434. Mary K. Bushong 146-157-433, Sandy Pries 150. Kris Niles 159-144-1 1442. Becky Smith 140. . | Mr. and Mrs. Harold Bassett and Miss Ida Deardorff, all of Syracuse, attended the funeral services of R. H. Luegge at Three Rivers, [Mich., Saturday. I Mrs. S. F. Betes and Mrs. Ada Zeltinger of r 4 Syracuse called ,in the home of their sister and I cousin, Mrs. Estella Swartz, SjTa- | cuse, on Tuesday afternoon.

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PUT UP CORN — About 40 Jefferson and Van Buren township far- - mers got together at the George Wilson farm in Jefferson township last Thursday to pick about 400 acres o£ corn and crib it. Mr. Wilson is a patient in the hospital following a serious heart attack several weeks ago. In the above photo pickers and wagons are seen in a field south of the Wilson farm, and in the side photo farmers are operating an elevator on the farm. I Mail-Journal staff photos.

Mew Arrivals WARREN, Faith Lucile Mr. and Mrs. Ray E. Warren of r 1 Milford are the parents of their third daughter, Faith Lucile, bom Saturday, Dec. 4, at the Goshen hospital. Faith Lucile weighed four pounds, 14 ounces. Her two sisters are Catherine and Jennifer. Mr. and Mrs; Elmer Herin of Hesperia. Mich., are the maternal grandparents, and Earl Warren of

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FLOWERS MAY WE SUGGEST A Lovely poinsettia Plant FOR THE FOLLOWING Always a must for the Home at Christmas. Makes a wonderful gift for the office help, for Customers ■' and Friends at Christmas B POINSETTIAS priced from $2.00 to $25.00 * fL (Some SI.OO but no delivery on this size) A plant is sure to please everyone. ' Other plants available are: AZALEAS. MUMS. BEGONIAS & CYCLAMEN Christmas Trees Try One Os * Beautiful shaped Scotch Our Beautiful Pines x Grave Blankets Why pay more when you can get the here? p or your loved one’s * Try one of our beautiful grave Flocked trees. Mistletoe Free. $5.00 to $20.00 Evergreen Roping, Evergreens, Wreaths, Holly, Holly Wreaths. Road 15, North — Member of F.T.D. — Warsaw, Indiana ANDERSON GREENHOUSES, Inc. We Deliver In Claypool, Silver Lake, Burket, Atwood, Mentone, Etna Green, Leesburg, Milford, North Webster and Pierceton

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Milford is the paternal grandfather. Great-grandmother is Mrs. Ada Van Pherson of Alilford. COX, Terri Lynn Mr. and Mrs. Mike Cox of r 1 Warsaw are,the parents of their first daughter, Terri Lynn, bom Monday. Dec. 6, at die Murphy Medical Center. Terri tipped the scales at six pounds, ounces. Maternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Douglas Metz of r 2 Leesburg, and Mr. and Mrs. Ellis Cox of Warsaw are the paternal grandparents. Great-grandparents are Mrs. Reva Metz of r 2 Leesburg, Mrs. Erba Grindle of Warsaw and Mrs. Teresa Worthington ‘and Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Cox of Ohio.

ROGERS, Shelly Lynn Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Rogers Syracuse, are the parents of a daughter, Shelly Lynn, boni Saturday at 5 p. in. in the Elkhart hospital. Miss Rogers tipped the scales at eight pounds, one ounce at birth. The Rogerses have two other children, Staey,'age nine, and Scott, age six. The grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Logan of Goshen and Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Rogers of Syracuse. ’ ‘ .