The Mail-Journal, Volume 4, Number 3, Milford, Kosciusko County, 23 February 1966 — Page 2
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Sectional Basketball Tournament To Be Held At Warsaw February 23,24,25 & 26,1966 X clayA>ol * Thurs., 7 p.m. 1 1 MENTONE / Sat., 12:30 p.m. }“ * WARSAW . TXa. Thurs., 8:15 p.m. \ LEESBURG J Sat. 8:15 p.m. < CHAMPIONS! COL. CITY Fri., 7 p.m. I • >. r 1 SYRACUSE ’ ! PIERCETON 831 ” 145 p m ‘ Wed.. 7 p.m. , j ( 6 \ NORTH WEBSTER ) 1 Fri. 815 pm. \ MILFORD / Wed.. 8:15 p.m. ) ■ ' LA&VILL 1
Basketball Ends With Milford-Webster Winners
The regular season on basketball games came to an end last Friday with Milford and North Webster winning and Syracuse being defeated. The Trojans from North Webster topped off their season with a vk> / tory over the Bulldogs from South Whitley (58-53) to gain the coveted silver hopa* >hoe. Milford traveled to South Bend to meet Jackson on the John Adams court and add another victory to their season’s record. The Trojans downed the host team 9470. Syracuse played a strong game on the Albion hardwood but the host
TVESDAY Mm LADIES February 13. 1966 STANDINGS W L Parer OU Co 71*, 24*, W»tu« TV SI 35 Lakeside Laundry , 5». 40 Syracuse Rubber 53 43 Tom Socks 45 SI Hickman Moving 44 52 L-.*bur» Kevalor 30 h 634 N Webster Dairy Qu.-en 23 73 Huh Team Os me Syracuse Rubber 836 Hlsh Team Series Wawa*.e TV 2217 500 Scries 8 Kern 193. 167. 178 lor 538 L Vance 178. 160. 173 for 511 Honor Score* Sue Hoover 169. 184 - 496 E. Wakeman 168. 173 - 464. B. Men-tee 134. 157 - 434. R Markham 177. W Giant 134. A Rider 170. D JernUan 176 S Gilbert 168-433. L. Dull 176; M Simon 183. J Nolan 173. 150 - 467 MILFORD BVSINEAS LEAGVE February 31. 1*66 Little and dark 71 29 Campbell s Market 594 40 4 McFarren Service 574 42*4 Arrow Trail er* Inc 57 43 Beer and 81aubau«h Ine. 53 4? Turf Bar Inc 48 4 51*4 Ausaburaera—Milford 474 534 Auksburaera — Syracuse 46 S 53*4 Chore Time Equipment Inc 46 54 Mishler Funeral Home 44 56 Sharp Hardware Company 38 63 Walter Drug Company 314 68*4; Weekly High Game —- Chore Time i Equipment Inc — 909 Wo*6U HWh Senes — Little and Oarki — I*o 500 Series: B. Ltttle 595. O Thornbury 396. D Dlppoci 569: A Beiswancer 551: M Campbell 549. G. Culbertson 540; P. Campbell 534; O Chambers 531. R Willson 525. R. Auer 523. O. Estep 520 J. Speicher 530: L. Newman SIS; J. Keller 513. W Jackson 506. L. Rasal 503; J. J AukSburaer 500. 200 Games: J. Speicher 335; O. Thornsbury 233. A. Betswanser 322: D. Seeley 213; B Little 311 and 205. D McFarren 303; O. Culbertson 201. UKIUND MEN'S UtGVt February S 3. 1966 Brasil's Balt and Tackle 65 31 Wawasee Interior 564 394 North Webster Jayeees 504 45*4 Seminary Lakers so 46 Kline Contractor, 45 51 Likens and Sons 44 S 3 Windsor MobUe Homes MW 594 Pickwick Dinner Club 364 594 ’ 800 Series. R. Brasei 560; P. Mast 513. W Bnrnei 517; J Kirkdorter 582: O. Price 530. H Kirkdorter 573; D. Weaver STS; H Mickley 341. E Uk- ns 513. B Likens 340; C Walton 500; L. Strombeck 514. p. Peterman 519. 300 Games E Likens 223; C Walton 203. B Likens 317: J. Kirkdorter 314; H Klrttdorfer 233; D Weaver 333: O Price 303. TVEEDAY AFTERNOON LADIES February «. 1966 Sleepy Owl 60 36 TM Socks 60 36 Amer Industries 544 414 Kinder Mfc 334 434 Bardahi 494 464 AMCSbuntwr's IGA 49 47 . Wawasee Laundromat 47 49 State Bank of Syracuse 464 494 Al’s Pless 46 50 Leverni’-t'a 40 56 Ucooier Ice 35 61 I ~T FT Knit 35 61 Hi»h Team Game and Series: Tom
Wednesday, February 23, 1966
team got the best of their visitors in the last feu minutes of the game (o win 52-49. SULFORD — JACKSON By Jan Kizer The Trojans completed their regular season by defeating South Bend Jackson on John Adams' hardwood in South Bend Friday night. This brings Milford’s total to 12 wins and seven losses. It was an easy victory for the Trojans as they gained an 11 point lead in the first quarter and kept pulling away. Tlie Trojans really showed good teamwork as five men were in double figures. Ted Speich-
Socks — 797 - 2357 Huh Ind Gum- —1 Carwile 199 Hlsh Ind Sene* — Susi K. rn 545 500 S.ries I Carwile 199-514 M Schwab 187-189-541. 8 Kern 174-179-193-545. 170 Game* and 440 Serie* — A Davidson 173. D Spearman 172-449 N Seartoss 453; O Macy 445; G Craia 444 L. Nett 446. J. Mishler 172-457; M J. Bechtold 491. M J. Lantr 471; M Willard 461 .THVRSDAE NIGHT LADIES February 17. 1966 Lakeland Product ■6B 38 Klink » .63 33 Sarah Boyd 62 34 Carwiie T V 61*4 34 4 Wearer Tool 58 38. Anchor Bar 55 41Serrl Soft 54 41 Mall-Journal 32 4 43 4 WIVM.V Packase 49 47 North Webster Bank 46 50 Mishler * « g Arnold * ♦»* MJ* Wolf* *®4 52 ■’ p. put Players 43 53 BAK 414 544 Pilcher * 39 53 Tcsht merer AceHdwe. Jl* Brasei * _ 3 *J» 614 Th- Guide Syracuse Shell J 39 ** Hlsh Tram Seti-s — Lakeland Produce . 2284 ’Huh Team Game — Carwile T V 831 . 500 Series: L. Vance 170-196-311 for; 577. P Loeu 300-150-176 for 526. I • Stahley 3(0-145-165 lor 512. M L. WlUsey 172-163-167 lor 502 170 Game and Serie* — 3 Weaver 461. J K Knisley 171, V. Penn 433. O Pilcher, 191. D Spearman 433 J Niles 174 J Kern 176, L. Connolly 179-456. A Mohler 173. K Gardner 180. M Hennln* 452. P Huff-r 483, R Emerick - 189-479. E Hllt*ell 175. T. Brock 178. M Schwab 177-481, IM. Whisler 464. P Bonson 197-456. M Simon 171-455. C. Whitacre 192. M Yoder ' 171. K De-rwester 176. J. Sechrtst 175- ' 459. O Kyer 194-462. 3. Brouw.r 471, J. | Mishler 180. LAND-O-LAKES McCormick-Culler 54 38 I xL. . 49 43 Dean s Milk « Prow Tavern 47 45 Hires Ber n. 47 43 ■ Am T «1on 45 47 ’ Kobers Ins E U U I t Loaan Purl B Yellow Banks Hotel 42 <, 5 ° Wavasee Marina 39 53 600 S- ries: R Thibaut C. Shy 181-195-245-631. L. Welry 164-256-187-607. L Vance 206-302-193-601. Hlkh Team Series: Loaan Fuel 3753. Hlkh Team Gam- : Yellow Banks 983. 200 Game* and 500 Series; G. Rider 580. R SchulU 557-Xn. R Hosteteter 552-902. G Carpenter 557-216. A. Mousley 264. R Strombeck 566-»3. K Whitacre 221. B. M 9-307-215. P Avery 588-204-305. C. McKlbbln 347-201. C Koher 575-206. G Nerdman 341-214. J latest 558. J. Kor«sh 204. Jerry Rhodes 2HL B Mail-Journal J 9 33 D J Const “ to Hickman Movers MH 37S Auers Service »39** Liberty Coach 51 41 Harris Funeral Homo 42 50 Galloways Oroc 40 52 Aero Mfk 40 52 £*?e Slk Syracuse 39H 32H ROM Jewe’.ery _ 30H 6Ma High Team Bertes: Auers Service 2384. Wish Team Game: ©. J. Const. 916. B Gilbert »9. D Carwiie 5M B Tarman 543-209. M ZelUnger 529-203. K Keib 516. L. ThwalU 54ft. K. Hara 560305. R. Mock 900. H. Dunltnan 535. R Workman SOO. K Knisley 575. J WoWort 900. L. Oold-n 504. C. Nteodemw* M 3. P. Leach 512. C. Buffer 501. L. CW 504. D. Swenscm 204MONDAY NIGHT COVNTY LKAGCE
er was high with 24 points follow- - ed bv Baker. Phend and Beer who each had 14 and Groves who had 12. High for the Tigers was TKindt with 19. The Tiger s *B’ team defeated the Trojans in the preliminary’ game 62-54. Box scores follow: MILFORD (90 — Baker 702, Beer 630, Phend 541, Groves 363, Wuthrich 4(M, N. Speicher 401 and T. Speicher 906. JACKSON (70> — T’Kindt 914, Martin 563, Christman 303, Stucky 501, Parrish 314, Armey 422 and Rhodes 203.
Frbniary 14. 1956 Lakeland Produce 57 *, MH Jun's Sinclair 55 33 Wava«u-c Bowl 54 34 Thornburss 54 34 Beacon 53 35 Lironier lee Co. 51 4 36 l i ’’•’-h -« ®hor* 49 39 Pros Tarern OU 39H w.-a*-. »V «'•» Dixie Boat 4542 4 Kurlers Kiglers 45 43 Waxraaee Package 43 45 Cental Flash 40 48 IXU 17 51 Kind-r Mt* 30H, 57 4 Barbee Hotel 39 59 Te»htm.rer Hardware 27u, SOHt O K Sales 25 ’’ 63 600 Series: O Rider 621-332 900 Serb-* and 200 Games M Zelltnter 546-236, B Fisher 617-325-224 D Butler 7 569-204 U Vance 674-204-324-346, 4. Kern 623 315-306-203. R Thwal'.a 564391 I Setftert 548. A Armbruster 593-313. J Morsanthaler 575-303. L Th waits 56£ 224. C Mt<?u< n 202. B. Estep 547-312 T Leer 603-246. M Wasoman 603-292-203 1 Rookstool 633-209-223. A Was Oman 633-309-333. R Fousht 556-213. U Welty 585-304-309. O. Vanator 544-317. J. Rhode* 30. G Nordman 563-203. B Graham 305 N Kislter 556-209. P. Row 203. J D. Stoll 213. A Mously 559. A Howell 573-203. R Boss tick 571-306-204. C Datril ! 570-314. M Simon 301. M Gahshorn 54t>208. R Hlbschtnan 605-335 Syracuse Has Hew fire Siren The new4ire sfren for the town of Syracuse was installed Thursday by Larry Weaver, a member of the Syracuse fire department. The siren replaces one that has been in use about 40 years.
REMC Annual Meeting WINONA LAKE AUDITORIUM WED., MARCH 16, 1966 1 P. M. DOOR PRIZES— Including A Color TV and 20 Small Appliances ENTERTAINMENT — Sacred Musk By The Blue Ridge Quartet ELECTION OF 3 DIRECTORS
Syracuse Locals Mr. ‘and Mrs. Delbert Lewallen of Cando, N. D., were week end guests of Mr. and Mrs. Wilbur Ellis of Syracuse. Mr. Lewallen is a brother to Mrs. Ellis. Mrs. Elizabeth Pollock , Mrs. Estella Swartz and Mrs. Ada Zeltinger, all of Syracuse, called on Mrs. Sam Searfoss on Thursday afternoon. Mr. and Mrs. Uoyd Shoup of Lake Wawasee and Mr. and Mrs. Dan Larimer of Millersburg have returned home from a three week vacation spent visiting friends and relatives. Ray Yoder of Syracuse has gone to Florida for several weeks of fishing off the Florida Keys. Mr. and Mrs. Larry Ryman and daughters of Milford were Sunday dinner guests of John Simon and daughters, Linda and Diane, of Syracuse. Miss Mary Simon of Syracuse was a Saturday evening visitor of Mr. and Mrs. £eith Osbun and daughter of Albion. 1 Mr. and Mrs. Maxwell Simon and [son Larry and Miss Marie Cramer, I all of Syracuse, attended the | Komet-Muskegon hockey game at Fort Wayne Saturday evening. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Crothers of Evansville and Mrs. John Stanley of Detroit have returned to their homes after being in the Syraacuse area to attend the funeral of their cousin James E. Todd. Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Enoch of Lake Wawasee have returned from a Florida vacation. They visited with Mr. and Mrs. Jessie Harsh at ■ Sarasota while in Florida. Miss Cassie Wells, a student at Hanover college at Hanover, spent the week end in the ome erf her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Jack Wells, Syracuse. Mrs. Roy Miller, Cromwell, attended the funeral of her uncle. Court Slabaugh at Syracuse, recently. Mr. and Mrs. Alva Ketering of Syracuse were callers at the Clem Fausnaugh liome at Ligonier recently. Mr. and Mrs. T. J. Mawhorter of Ligonier* were in Syracuse recently to attend the funeral of Court Slabaugh. Mrs. William Miller of Syracuse, who has been spending the winter at the home of her son, Joe Miller at Gulfport, Miss., has been brought to Elkhart following a stroke suffered recently at Gulfport. Mrs. Estella Swartz, Syracuse, spent Sunday afternoon in the home of Mrs. Elsie Bowersox, Front street. Mrs. Estella Swartz, Syracuse, accompanied her niece, Mrs. Russell Neaterer of Huntington, to Wakarusa on Monday where they visited in the home of Rev and Mrs. Claude Coppock, returning to Syracuse Tuesday afternoon. Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Gilbert and children of Syracuse spent Tuesday and Wednesday at Scottsi burg visiting Mrs. Gilbert’s fa- ■ ther, Robert E. Buster. Mr. and Mrs. Art Miller and • family moved recently from LeesI burg to the George Mellinger proj party at Lake Wawasee. Two of the Miller daughters, Arthena and Kim, have enrolled in the Syracuse school. James Slabaugh has returned to his home at Clearwater, Fla., after spending five days with his mother, Mrs. Court Slabaugh. ' Mr. and Mrs. Clem Lisor II of Syracuse are spending a three week vacation at the Florida Keys. Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Schiotterback and family. Syracuse, had as recent guests Mr. and Mrs. Benny Baker and daughter of Painwell, Mich. Mr. and Mrs. Ron Schmidt of Lafayette called on friends in the : Syracuse area Friday and Saturday. The new unit is a ten horsepower siren and has 12 directional horns in a circular formation. It was installed on the tower where the old one was, near Main street and Dolan drive at the town garage and pumping station. During the installation the fire department received a call to a trash fire two miles south of Syrlacuse on state road 13. It was quickly extinguished by the firemen.
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