The Mail-Journal, Volume 4, Number 45, Milford, Kosciusko County, 15 December 1965 — Page 2

THE MAIL-JOURNAL Wednesday, December 15, 1965

Leesburg, Milford, Webster Are Lakeland Winners

Leesburg. Milford and North Webster were Lakeland winners during last week end’s action. Syracuse, still trying hard for its first win of the year, was defeated twice. , Leesburg traveled to Huntington where they played Clear Creek on the Huntington township hardwood and held on to their winning record by defeating the host team 72-66. Leesburg is undefeated. Milford traveled to Silver Lake and defeated the Rammers 77-59 to keep their record at one toss, j North Webster’s Trojans - weret hot under the baskets Fridaynight as they scored 107 points against Wawaka's 47. Again on Saturday the Trojans won as they downed a hard playing Syracuse team 75-56. The Jackets were defeated byWarsaw 85-52 on Friday. North Webster - Wawaka The North Webster Trojans emerged victorious both Friday and Saturday nights last week. The Trojans took Wawaka Friday night with a final score of 107 to 47 and then defeated Syracuse Saturday night with a final score of 75-56 Scores by the quarters for Friday night’s game were 30-14 at the first stop. 5626 at and / 81-35 at the third stanza with Webster ahead all the way. Webster’s Vanator was high point man for the evening with 18 points He was followed closely by Wawaka’s M. Amsbaugh with 14 points. Box scores follow: NORTH WEBSTER (107)—Vanator 882. Culver 100. Vonasch H-2-3, Linn 231. Brown 501, Plew 131, Wagner 733. Stalter 221, White 503. Hine 102, for totals of 43 field goals. 21 free throws and 17 personal fouls. WAWAKA (47) — M. Amsbaugh 833. RxJdle 010. Haltzel 203. Park 014. Riggott 105, Ken sen 100. S'. Amsbaugh 553. Frank 111. for totals of 18 field ogals. 9 free throws and 19 personal fouls. Milford - Silver Lake By Jan Kizer The Milford Trojans downed the Ramblers 77-59 for their third straight win. bringing their totaJ to six wins and one loss for the season. During the first quarter it was anybody's ball game as the two teams battled it out, but at the half the Trojans had secured a good lead. The third quarter the Trojans got down to business and held Silver Lake to nine points as they marked up 21. High scorer for the game was Baker of Milford with 32 points. Milford had two others in double figures, Phend and Groves, with 12 and ’ll points, respectively. High for Silver Lake was Vanderpool with 15 and next was Allen with 13. Scores by quarters were: Milford 16 35 56 77 Silver Lake 16 29 38 59 The Milford "B" team won by the score of 49-41. Boot f the varsity- game areas follows: MILFORD (77) —• Baker 13-6-4. Phend 524. Wuthrich 414, Groves 514. N. Speicher 310, Beer 100, Wilson 122 for totals of 32 field goals, 13 foul shots and 19, personals. f ■

Leesburg - Clear Creek Leesburg's Blue Blazers continued in their winning ways last Saturday as they traveled to Huntington township gym at Huntington to play Clear Creek. The final score: 72-66. < It was a close one all the way, | however, Leesburg led at all stops. Only three points separated the two teams at the first stanza stop when the Blazers led . 17-14.1 It was 34-26 at half time and 5348 at the third stop. Larry- Bishop led all scorers by netting 30 points for the Leesburg team. He was followed by team-1 mate Jack Stookey with 20. Clear Creek had four scorers m double * figures — Pfister, 18; | Gradeless, 14; Smith, 13; and Rickert, 12. Box scores are as follows: I LEESBURG (72) — J. Stookey 764. R. Robison 114, Roher 331, Bishop 12-6-5, Dukes 220, Sausa- i man 102, D. Shively 100, for totals of 27 field goals. 18 foul shots and 16 personals. CLEAR CREEK (66) — Gradeless 624, Marshall 414, Rickert 524, Pfister 744, Smith 535, for totals of 27 field goals, 12 foul shots and 21 personals. Leesburg won the “B” team game 42-33, Syracuse - Warsaw tty Kermit Welty Both Warsaw and North Webster were able to defeat the Yellowjackets last week. Warsaw did it first on Friday night 85-52 and Webster followed Saturday night 75 to 56. The Niles brothers, Ben and Mike, led the scoring with 15 points a piece followed by Bauer, of Syracuse, with 14. Clevenger of .Syracuse, 10 points, Essen burg, 12 points, and Barah. 11 points were the only other players in the double figtires. All of Warsaw’s players entered the scoring column. Warsaw outrebounded the Jackets by one rebound 35 to 34 and also had fewer errors with 21 to the Jackets 26. The Tigers hit 46 per cent from the field and .'4 per,

i cent from the foul line while Syrai cuse hit only 32 per cent from the . field and 66 per cent from the foul s line. ■’ ,f B” Team Warsaw, after having a close ■ scoring first quarter, pulled away • from the Jackets in the final > three quarters and a final victory: • 79-54. Smith led aU of the scorers I i with 19 and O’Reilly of Warsaw!; had 17 points. , Scores by quarters are as follows: ' Syracuse 8 23 33 52 i • Warsaw’ 18 48 64 85 ■; Summary of te game follows: t WARSAW (85) —- M. Niles. I 714, Essenburg 603, Class 224, B. Niles 552, Hepler 300, Moore 300, Barsh 512, Zile 220, Thomas 242. Total are 35 field goals, 14 free. throws and 17 personals. SYRACUSE (52 k — Bushong 232, Bauer 542. Clevenger 424. Thornburg 203. Wortinger 110. Longenbaugh 311, Wilson 100. Rensberger v 214. Totals, 20 field goals, 12 free • throws and 16 personals. a L North Webster - Syracuse J Vanator and Vonasch, both of q Webster, led in the scoring de- t partment with 24 and 23 points, j respectively. Rensberger and Long- s enbaugh led the Jackets with 15 , and 11 points respectively. t Webster outhit the Jackets from q both the foul line and the field by j hitting 71 per cent from the foul < line and 34 per cent from the field. The Jackets only hit 76 per f cent from the foul line and 30 per t cent from the field. Tile Trojans pulled away from the beginning and increased their lead as the game went on. The 1 final score was the Trojans 47] and the Jackets 38. Cormican led the Trojans with 13 points while Stucky and Smith led the Jackets with 9 each. . , NORTH WEBSTER -75 -Vanator 6-12-4, Vonasch 874, Brown 305. Plow JOO, Wagner 145, Stalter 210, I White 414. for totals of 25 f eld goals,: 25 free throws and 22 personal fouls SYRACUSE <s6' — Bauer 306. Broekers 100. Rensberger 554, Pil-j clier 101. Clevenger 135, Bushong j 162. Wilson 012. Longenbaugh 512. Wortinger 235. for totals of 19 field o goals,. 18 free throws and 26 personal al fouls. e GLENN MOREHEAD GETS INSURANCE 0 AWARD At the annual Christmas and rece ognition dinner of the eight county j sales district for State Farm Ins surance Companies on December 13 an award was presented to s Glenn R Morehead of Milford. Mr. Morehead received the Man » lof the Year award in fire insurr ance sales and was runner-up in life insurance sales.

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MILFORD IN HOLIDAY TOURNEY; OTHER ACTION This week end the Milford Trojans will participate in a four-way tourney with Larwill, W’olf Lake and Cromwell. The tourney will be held both Friday and Saturday and will be at Wolf Lake. Leesburg, having played in a tourney Tuesday and Wednesday, does not play this week end. Syracuse will host North Manchester. and North Webster will travel to Millersburg to meet the Millers. | Syracuse Frosh Smother Ligonier By Norm Geible Hie Syracuse freshman team started slowly Thursday night, but when they got rolling the Ligonier defense could do nothing to stop them. Syracuse had the height ad-1 vantage and used it well in controling the boards most of the night. ■ The big quarter for Syracuse was the third when they scored 25 points. From then on they coasted by with i substitutes. Every man on the Syr-1 acuse squad except one scored as I they finished 36 points ahead. 53-17 The high scoring honors were shared I by Harper and Mock, both of Syracuse. They had 12 points each. ! This week Syracuse has only one game. Tuesday they will be at home to host Triton. I The box score is as follows: SYRACUSE 53> - Harper 363. Pipp 103, Mock 603. Geible 431. Coburn 101. Robie M 3. Johnson 00L Tatman 101, Losee 100, Talmadge 134. Donham 010. totals 18-17-3). LIGONIER <l7) — Owen 011, W urren 010, Pehike 244. Herendeen 005, Twigg 015. Griffith 024, Ott 3)1, Reynolds 005. totals 4-9-25. ENTERTAIN AT PRICE HOME Young folks from the Milford and Fort Wayne Apostolic Christian ' churches went to the Glenn Price home Sunday afternoon to sing carols to Mrs Clara Price. They also gave her a gift. Evening callers in the Price home were Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Hartter. ’’ ATTEND FUNERAL ' IN OHIO Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Beres and sons. Chuck and Terry, of Milford went to Ohio over the week end of December 11-12 to attend the funeral of Mr. Beres’ brother-in-law. While there Mr. Beres met a sister from Czechoslovakia who he had not seen before.

Sept '6B - (Continued from page 1) Discussions were held on the materials. being furnished to the cipals at Syracuse, Milford and county officials and to the Warsaw school corporation in regard to the transfer of Plain township to Warsaw on January 1. The central offices of the two corporations have been working closly on the transfer. Business manager Don Arnoldl showed the board a copy of the' new corporation insurance policy. ( It is a package policy and will go: into effect on January 1. Mr. Arnold was given approvall to investigate purchases of type- 1 writers, sewing machines, phys ed equipment, band instruments and, industrial arts and agriculture e-! quipment for the several corporation I schools. He will report his findings at later meetings. Teacher Resigns . Mrs. Verna Helen (Enochs) Weaver, sixth grade teacher at North Webster, has resigned her position as of the end of the first semester because of her recent marriage. The resignation was expected. Mr. Immel reported to the board all the old records of persons graduating from schools in the Lakeland corporation have been turned over to him from county superintendent Glen Whitehead. Mr.

Whitehead will retire on December ■ 31 and the county office dis- ' continued. 1 The only reports staying in the court house were those bound in ' books. ' Teachers’ records have been sent! to the corporation in the county where the teacher taught last. | Present at the meeting were i board members James C. Stucky, Jerry L, Helvey, Charles H. Purdum. C. W. Kroh, and Ralph Brubaker: also, superintendent Immel, business manager Arnold, elementary coordinator Edgar A Speer and Syracuse PTA president Mrs. Jack Carr. CLIFFORD WOGOMAN PROMOTED Pvt. Clifford Wogoman, son of Mr. and Mrs. Rolland Wogoman of Syracuse, has been promoted to Speeialint fourth class. His address is as as follows: ‘ SP 4 Clifford Wogoman ' RA 16815296 Co. C. 293 Engr. Bn. (Const) APO New York, N. Y. 09034

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Churches - (Continued from page 1) Also, Randy Roberts, Tom Foster, Mark Grove and Andy and Mark Shearer. The birthday of the Christ Child will also be celebrated with a birthday cake. Church of the N azarene The Milford Church of the Nazarene will present a Christmas pro-. ■ gram Sunday at 7 p.m. in the church. I The kindergarten, primary’ and junior classes under the direction of their respective teachers will offer 'recitations, songs and exercises. Mrs. Donald Mishler will direct ithe adult and young people’s classiesin the presentation of a panto-' mime. This pantomime will seek to portray the sometimes neglected ■ reason for Christmas. I D. L. Keck, George Strain and ■Mrs. Kenneth Baker will be provid- < ing duets and solos. Charlotte Keck will accompany the choir to complete the musical portion of the program. A hearty welcome is extended to the community. Apostolic Christian Church “Bells” will be the theme of the Christmas program to be presented Sunday evening at the Apostolic Christian church. The program will be under the direction of Mr. and Mrs. Richard Kaiser, Miss Evelyn Beer and Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Speicher. Featured will be the young people’s

choir and the adult choir with “Joy to the World” being the opening number of the young people. The voung people’s octet composed of Ned and Ted Speicher, Bob Hoerr, Dave, Judy. Joyce and Cindy Beer and Mrs. Willard Schieler will sing “Wonderful Story of Love” and , “Bells.” Following the program the classes of the church will hold ChrL. as parties. BIRTH RENSBERGER, Lawrence J. Mr. and Mrs. Larry Rensberger 'of Fort Wayne are the parents of a son. Lawrence J., born December 8 in the Lutheran hospital at Fort Wayne He weighed six pounds, 12 ounces at bir+h. The grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Jay Rensberger of r 1 Lar- : will and Mr. and Nirs. Sylvester Everhart of Decatur. Mrs. Jay Rensberger is a former Syracuse resident and has relatives and friends in the Syracuse-North WebI ster area.

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MUFOBO BUSINESS December 14, 1965 I* Little and Clark 46 18 Arrow Trailers ’ 38 26 Campbell’s Mkt. 36 28 McFarren Service 35 29 Turf Bar 33 31 Aucsburaers - Milford 32 32 Augsburaers - Syracuse 31 . 33 Beer and Slabauah 29 35 Mishler Funeral Home 28 36 Sharp Hdwe. 27 37 Chore-Time 26 38 Walter Drua 32 41 High team game and series — Arrow Trailers 2760-967. 600 series — L. Vance 664, O. Thornsbury 604. 500 series — R. Fisher 588, H. Shrock 580, B. Kaiser 565. P. Mathews 562, G. Culbertson 564. J. Speicher 556. F. Avery 546. J. Carr 545, B. Little 543 M. Wolterman 534, D. Dlppon 527. D. McFarren 525, L. Bray 522. J. Keller 518. D. Wolterman 515. R. Buhrt 514. H. Felkner 512. D. Rensberger 512, P. Campbell 509, A. Belswanger 506, D. Wuthrich 502 C. Grams 501, R. Sorensen 500. 200 games — L. Vance 232-221-211, «G. Culbertson 212. P. Mathews 211, D. Dlppon 210, G. Thornsbury 2102-07, ' R. Fisher 206, B. Little 205, D. Wuthrich 202, J. Carr 202. B. Kaiser 201, L. Bray, 201 H. Shock 200. THURSDAY NIGHT LADIES December 11, 1965 Carwiie TV 37 19 Klinks 37 19 Sarah Boyd Agency 35X4 20 H Weaver Tool 35 21 Lakeland Produce 34 22 The Mail-Journal 32 24 Servi Soft 32 24 Anchor Bar 31 25 B & K Drive-In 29X426X4 No. Webster Bank 28 28 Pepsi Cola 27 29 Arnold's -27 29 Wawasee Package 27 29 Mishler’s 27 29 Wolfs 23X432X4 Teghmeyer Ace Hdwe. 23 33 Brazel's 21X434X4 The Guide 21 35 Pilcher's 16 40 Pickwick 16 40 High team series — Carwile TV 2386. High team gam>- — Sarah Boyd Agency 849 &5O series — t Stohley 182-205-228-615 500 series — M. Schwab 182-198-204-584, B. Nyce 178-223-168-569. L. Vance 146-202-195-543, K. Knisley 146-171-187-504. 170 game and 450 series —■ I. M.-nzie 175. C. Whitacre 202-487, M Popenfoose 451, L. Welty 191-470, P. Pletcher 214499. I. Carwile 175, J. Weaver 170-470, J. Nolan 170-485. B Carwile 170-493 K Gardner 460. P. Buffer 455. R. Em. rick 187-470. V. Penn 170-459, P. Miller 455. L. Knapp 462. L. Gilbert 176-463. M. Simon 474. N. Spurting 206-468, J. Sechrlst 179-486, M Zelinger 193-484, P Maresh 456 J. Byland 469, L. Ulery 452. D. Spearman 180-478.

I Week Os December 20 to 25 | % Gallon - Peppermint Stick I Ice Cream 59c I Burger Dairy Store I PHONE: 457-2208 — SYRACUSE < STORE HOURS: Mon.-Sat. 9 a.m. to 9 p.m. I Sunday 9 a.m. -12 noon and 5 p.m. ■ 9 p.m. I

tueSday ntght ladies Pacer OU Co. 41 15 Lakeside Laundry 35 21 Wawasee TV 35 21 Syracuse Rubber 29 27 Hickman Moving Co. 26 30 Tom Socks 26 30 ] Leesburg Elevator 20 36 N. Webster Dairy Queen 12 44 High team game and series — Wawasee TV 770-2200. High Ind. game and series — S. Hoov- J er 230-186-554. Honor Scores — P. Kinney 153, M. ' Smith 150, S. Talmadge 155. E. Wogo- i man 157. R. Markham 150, B. Menefee i 152. V. Firestone 159, M. Rhodes 156, M. Hickman 164, D. Jemigan 152-169. J. Nolan 158-192-493. L. Welty 168-176-486, N. Prickett 188-466 L. Vance 169-464. TUESDAY AFTERNOON LADIES December 14, 1965 Tom Socks 41 15 Sleepy Owl 39 17 Bardahi 36X419H ; Kinder’s 31'.24S Augsburger's 28 28 Wawasee Laundromat 28 28 Al's Plaza 27 29 State Bank 26X4 29 >4 American Industries 26 29 >4 LCvernler’s 18 38 " Sit N' Knit 18 38 Ligonier Ice Co. 16 40 High team game — Bardahi 784. High team series (tie) — Kinders & . American Ind. 2209. High Ind. game — K. Graff 198. High Ind. series — S. Kern 188-170-177-535. 170 game or 440 series — B. Kline 184-186-526. M. Schwab 190-509. B. Nyce 176-492. R. Emerick 172-178-473, S Myers 180-472. L. Neff 175-472, B. Crews 179-466. A. Tusing 171-463, J. Morganthaler 458, M. Willard 448. V Penn 173446, B Coy 445, P. Maresh 445, K. Graff 198 W. Schrock 183. LAKELAND MEN’S LE4GUE December 14, 19-5 Braze! Bait 46 14 Wawasee Interiors 38X421X4 Seminary Lakers 34 *26 Windsor Mobile Homes 28’~31 1 4 North Webster Jaycees 24X435X4 Kline Contractors ’ .24 *36 Pickwick Dinner Club 22X437*4 Likens and Sons 22 38 500 series — R. Braze! 501. K. Hare 533. W. Brazel 529, H. Mickley 515, D. Weaver 528, L. Scheiber 504, 200 games — K. Hare 227 W. Brazel 202, D. Weaver 210. Leesburg Locals • SERVICEMAN S ADDRESS The address for Dan Albert, who is in the service in Texas was ; missed last week. It is listed be-1 • low: :; Dan .Albert 4738 Maxwell street, Apt. 12 ' 1 El Paso. Tex. 79916

WOMEN’S FELLOWSHIP MEETS The Women’s Felowship of the Calvary Baptist church met at the home of Mrs. Clarence Fisher Tuesday night with 12 members present. Mrs. Robert Teeple wasin charge of devotions. Mrs. Charles Hunter showed a film on the missionary work done in Latin America. COMMUNITY NEWS Mr. and Mrs. Harold Irvine and Lonnie and Mr. and Mrs. Albert Blankenship were pre - Christmas supper guests of Mr. and Mrs. James Earl Saturday evening. Mr. and Mrs. Jay Boggs and daughters of Warsaw visited Mr. and Nirs. Don Boggs Sunday night. Dean Boggs, a student at Indiana Tech, and Dick Boggs, student at International Business school, spent the wefek end with their parents. Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Deeter called on the Jerry Deeter family Sunday afternoon. They were Sunday evening dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. Emory Stetler of Syracuse Mrs. Jerry Clase of Warsaw and l Mrs. Tom Edgar, Susie and Tommie, spent Saturday in Fort Wayne with Dr. and Mrs. Elvin Whiteleather. Mr. and Mrs. Herman Ginther visited Sunday afternoon with Fred Anglin, who is recovering from an attack of pheumonia. Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Blue were Saturday evening dinner guests of i Mr. and Nirs. Ed Blue and family. They celebrated the birthday ]of Mrs. Clarence Blue. Mr. and Mrs. Forrest Croop and Nancy of Warsaw and Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Hartman, Randy and Kim, were Sunday guests of Mr. and Mrs. Htigh McCann at a pre - Christmas party. Mr. and Mrs. Garst Parrott of South Bend spent Sunday with Nir. and Mrs. Pardee Warstler. Mrs. i Parrott is a niece of Mr. Warstler. j Nirs. Carl Richey will entertain ■ rine members of her bridge club Thursday night. A gift exchange wiik be held.