The Mail-Journal, Volume 4, Number 4, Milford, Kosciusko County, 2 March 1966 — Page 2

THE MAH-JOI KNAL Wednesday, March 2, 1966

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Finalists Drop Jackets In Tourney On Friday

The Syracuse Yellow Jackets were downed by a powerful Columbia City team Friday night 68-39. The Jackets have been hit with disaster all year — they entered the sectional minus two of their starting players. John Wortinger and Rob Clevenger, and a substitute. Richard Bushong. All were off the squid because of disciplinary reasons. Jok'ui Longenbaugh led the Jackets in scoring 14 points. Mike McCoy was high point man for the evening as be netted 18 points for the .winning Eagles. Dan Curless added an additional 12 points for

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BAKER SCORES — Milford Trojan Verl Baker was caught in the act ft scaring during the MilfordLarwill game last Wednesday night by M-J photographer Tim Yeager. Milford outscored the Whitley

Milford Tops Larwill, Stopped By Pierceton

Milford downed Larwill 79-55 Wednesday night for a first round dumped by Pierceton 77-68 Friday to be eliminated. It was the fast break of the Trojans that won the honor for them and eliminated the Trojans of fete will from the tournament. Milford . went to the dressing room at halftime with a 36-19 lead. In double figures for the Trojans were Verl Baker withlll5 1 points. Max Beer with 14 and Stan Wuthrich and Ted Speicher with 11 each. Mike Graves netted 14 for Ijarwill and Steve McManama hit for 10. Box scores follow : MILFORD (79) — Baker 721. Beer 621. Phend 332. Wuthrich 515. Groves 005, Brown 250. N. Speicher 221, Hurd 201, T. Speicher 433. for totals of 31 field goals. 17 foul shots and 20 personal fouls. LARWILL (55) - Menzie 102, McManama 423, Howard 312, Adams 413, Campbell 201, Lahrman 242, Graves 622. Goodrich 012, for 22 field goals, 11 fold shots and 18 personal fouls. MILFORD-PIERCETON In the second round of the sectional tourney Friday night, the CUbs came on with their famous last ’'half surge and press tn take out a game Trojan team. 77 to 68. The first half was close all the way and the Cubs had but a one point lead at the half. In the third quarter Pierceton put on their press and hit 10 of 14 shots from the field, giving them a 10 point lead. The fourth quarter was played on even terms. The Cubs had a game total of 46 per cent from toe field to Milford's 48 per cent. Pierceton had 17 for 28 free throws while Milford had 16 for 29. The Cubs’ Dana Cone had game

It’s really hard to say what Syracuse's Rensberger. 44, and Thorn- ' burgare doing as they are tangled up with an unseen Columbia City play- 1 er in what could be a new dance or J semething!

. die winning team. Columbia City led 15-6 at the first stop, 33-16 at half time, 4722 at the third quarter stop. COLUMBIA CITY «68> — Hey 202. Copp 002. Curless 441, Wood 511, Goudy 120. McCoy 901. Baker 042. Miller 413. Chapman 300, for totals of 23 field gods, 12 free throws and 12 personal fouls. SYRACUSE '39' — Bauer 322. Pilcher 103. Broekers 101. Rensberger Ml. Wickstrom ICB, Thornburg 152. I-ongenbaugh 701. for totals of 14 field goals. 11 foul shots and 12 jjersonal fouls.

county Trojans—79-55—to win the second game of the tournament. The Trojans were defeated by a strong Piwceton team—77-68—on Friday evening.

high 27 points with teammates Bill Bailey and Art Obregon in double figures with 21 and 12 points each. Milford's Stan Wuthrich had 25 points followed bv Verl Baker with 15. Milford had a very good season with a final 13 win, 8 loss record. Score by quarters: Pierceton 16 36 56 77 Milford 16 35 46 68 Summary of toe game PIERCETON <771 - Gregory 112, Miner 133. Faurote 203. Cone 992, Pletcher 214, Bailey 983. Reed 001, Obregon 603. Totals, 30 field goals, 17 free throws, 21 personal fouls. , MILFORD (68) — Baker 634. Beer 215, Phend 311. Wuthrich 972, Groves 234, N. Speicher 201, T. Speicher 213. Totals, 26 field goals, 16 free throws, 20 personal fouls. Tomorrow’s Homemakers 4-H Club Meets The Tomorrow Homemakers 4-H club met February 22 to the home economic room of the Syracuse high school. Gayie Stuckman called the meeting to order. Officers were installed by Roberta and . Dianne Laughlin. Rita Workman gave a talk on “what tielongs in a first aid kit’’ She had six words on toe blackboard that were to be unscrambled and would spell six things that should go into every first aid kit Sandy Searfoss and Crystal Eby lied in group singing? Carol Green presented the recreation period. »Suggestions for the coming tour I were given and discussed. • The dub had 100 per cent attend- . dance at officers training school. Refreshments were served by Wanetta Pletcher and Cynthia HurI sey. The next meeting will be March 22. |

Syracuse's Pilcher, 55, and a Columbia City boy look on. Syracuse played a hard game but went down to defeat at the hands of the more powerful Eagles. Photo byTim Yeager.

Leesburg Bows To Warsaw Leesburg's powerful Blue Blazers were downed by a strong \\ arsaw team Thursday night in the final game of the first round of the sectional. The score: Warsaw 105 - Leesburg 61. It was lA'esburgs last game as a school as the students will attend Warsaw high school next year. The Blazers were out to win but the Tigers were too strong. The Blue Blazers were hit by the flu bug during tourney week — Blazer Jack Stookey entered the (Whitley County hospital on Friday. IHe is at home this week but still ‘ unable to return to school. All five of Warsaw’s starting five ended the game in double figures. Glen Johnson hit for 22, Steve Hepler had 18, Essenburg had 17, • Mike Niles had 13 and Ben Niles ; had 10. i In double figures for the Blazers J was Jack Stbbkey with 13, Norm Dukes with 12 and Larry Bishop with 11. Box ecores follow: WARSAW (105) — T. Johnson 301, Hepler 742, M. Niles 534, Clase 211, Essenburg, 813, B. Nites SM, Moore -212. G. Johnson 943. Barsh 303. and Zile 032. for 44 field goals. 17 foul shots and 25 fouls committed I LEESBURG (61 > — J. Stookey 1531, R. Stokey 101, R. Robison f 104. Huffman 405, Rohr 405, Sausaman 201, Bishop 275, Landis 101, Dukes 364’ D. Shively JOO. for totals of 21 field goals, 19 foul shots and 26 personal ROUND TABLE LADIES HEAR BOOK REVIEW At the meeting of the Syracuse Ladies of the Round Table Monday evening in the home of Mrs. M. E. Rapp, the ladies heard a program presented by Mrs. Merton Meredith. Mrs. Meredith gave a review of the book “Gifts of Joy” by Helen Hayes. There were 18 members and one guest, Mrs. Court Slabaugh. present. Mrs William Cutter, president, I presided at the business meeting and heard the secretary and treas-1 urer reports. Refreshments of cake, coffee and candies were served. The next meeting will be March 14 in the home of Mrs. Richard Ditmer. •

Gilbert Georges Celebrate Anniversary Mr. and Mrs. Gilbert George of west Main street, Syracuse, celebrated their 30th wedding anniversary Sunday in the hdme of their daughter, Mrs. James Darrow and Mr. Darrow, at Goshen. Mr and Mrs. George were married February 28. 1986. by Mr. George's father, the late Rev. T. E. George, in Goshen. Among the guests {resent were Mrs. George's sons, Kenneth Wil- • lard of Syracuse, Richard Zollinger of New Paris and Robert Zollinger of Bluffton. Others present were Mrs. Willard and children, Judy and Kenneth, Jr.; Mrs. Ricb*ard Zollinger and children. Jeannie and Douglas and Mrs. Robert Zollinger and children. Brenda and Robert, Jr. * Mr. George teaches school at Constantine. Mich. Jack Baumgartner, USAF, Graduates From Medical Course Airman 3-C Jack Baumgartner, son of Mr. and Mrs. Richard E. Baumgartner, r 1 Syracuse, has been graduated at Gunter AFB, Ala., from toe training course for U. S. air force medical helpers Airman Baumgartner, a graduate of New Paris high school, will remain at Gunter for advanced training. Apply For Marriage License Gary Lloyd Price, 19, Syracuse, and Sharon Kay Sawyer have applied, for a marriage license in the office of Kosciusko county clerk T. .Ethna Scott

MILFORD BUSINESS LEAGUE March 1. 1966 STANDINGS W L Little .and Clark 74 30 Campbell s Market 60>~43- . McFarren Service 6814 43 H ' Arrow Trailers 60 44 Beer and Slabaugh 55 49 Turf Bar 51 453 q Augsburgers - Milford 50 1 ~ 53 Vi Augsburg,ts - Syracuse 471*56% Chore-Time 47 57 Mishler Funeral Home 45 59 Sharp Hardware Co. 40 64 Walter Drug Co. 32% 71% Weekly high game and series — Turf Bar 948-2674. 600 series — D. Dippon 623. L. Vance 613. 500 series — H. Doty 581. L. Newman 572. G. Thornsbury 569- W. Jackson 557. R. Auer 554, R. Sorensen 549, G. Esup 539, J. Carr 538. D. Wolferman 537. R. Kltson 535. R. Fisher 530. D. Butler 536. L. Slabaugh 526. D. Dowty 526, W. Newby 524. R. Willson 521. P. Mathews 518. D. I Orn 510. O. Culbertson 510. D. MUler I 506. M. Campbell 504. D. Seely 504, P. Campbell 503. B Little 502. G. Chambers 501, R. Wolferman 500. 200 games — G. Thornsbury 223. L. Vance 221-205. D. Dippon 217-207. G. Chambers 216, O. Replogle 214, L. Slabaugh 211. A. Beiswanger 204. G. Estep 203-301. R Sorensen 203. A. Mabie 203. D Orn 203. D. Butler 203, M. Campbell 202 W. Jackson 202. H- Doty 202. D. Seely 201. D. Dowty 200, R. Auer 200. THURSDAY NIGHT LADIES February 24, 1966 Lakeland Produce Klinks 65 3 5 Carwile TV 63 >4 3614 Sarah Boyd 63 37 Weaver Tool 62 .38 Anchor Bar 58 4 ; Servi Soft 56 44 I The Mail-Journal 52% 4 <% [ Wawas- e Package 51 49 North Webster Bank 49 51 Mishlers ■. *>sl Arnold's L/aa? ’wolfs ** Ip. psi Players 43 57 BAK Drive-In 42%5i% Pilchers *1 59 Teghlmeyer Hdwe. 40 60 The Guide ?5 65 Brazel's 34 -65 4 I Pickwick High team series — Carwile TV 2418. i High team game — Wawasve Package 884 500 s- ries — J Byland 191-187-195-573. A Callahan 186-197-158-541. B. Carwile 166-168-207-541. R Emertck 178-166-186-530. V. Penn 191-187-151-529. M L. Wlllsey 188-167-168-533.' J Sechrist 175-168-i 172-515 C Keller 157-193-162-512, P. ; Buffer 153-196-154-505 170 game and 450 series — P. Lo> ti 171-476. M Schwab 171. B. Zimmerman 171 B Coy 451. M Yoder 483. M Simon 179-478. C. Hostetler 220-491. S. Brouwer 180-464. D. Spearman 178-474, I Stahley 173-459. J Brinley 182-467. B. Menefee 179-487, A. Sudiow 468. C. Whitacre 461. J. Kern 175-467. L. Welty 173472. A Mohler 181. I. Carwile 459. K. Knisley 1851489. B. Nyce 484. J. Mishler I * sl ' e—- — O LAKES February 23. 1966 A League | McCormick-Cutter 57 39 1 IXL 52 44 , De.n-S Milk 50 46 Frog Tavern 4 » 4 ■ American Legion 4 « i Hire s Electric « 4 ° Koher's Ins. *' , Logan Fuel 4 6 50 I Yellow Banks Hotel 43 53 i Wawasee Marina 40 56 High team series — Koher’s Ins. 2829. ' High team game — IXL 1010. 600 series — J Cripe 190-232-183-605, R Thwaits 182-254-183-619. C. Eby 224- ’ 1 ’’9B-177-699. C. Davies 204-198-200-602. R. Thibaut 254-214-171-539. G. Rider 185-:84-244-613. ' Honor Scores t — W. Stahly 587-235. B. I j Yalwe 203. D Brown 564-201. R. Wogoman 571-212, R. Strombeck 216, E TightI* m- ver 203. M. Dorsey 553. L. Welty 557207 C Penn 542. L. Mollenhour 548. L. Griffith 561-201-205. C. Frushour 201. H. Bartman 544. G. Nordman 205, J. Laral 540 H. Schrock 562-206. E. Rogers 211, G Carpenter 580-200. Jerry Rhodes 224. ! | B League The Mail-Journal 60 36 D J. Construction 59 37 « ' Hickman Movers 5514 40 i Liberty Coach 54 42 | Auers Service 53V»42*» I Harris Funeral Home 45 51 State Bank Syracuse 42H53 l i Galloway’s Groc. 41 55 Aero Mfg. 40 Rose Jewelry 33 H 62 u High team series and game — D. J. Construction 2595-890. Honor Scores — C Dallman 544-204. K. Keim 557. L Thwaits 541. C Fink 524i 215. L Haviland 516-200. F. Manges 509. i E. Gang 526. G. Burns 538. K. Knisley 585-206-223. R. Brasel 581-205, C. Gilbert 503, M. Simon 519, R. Carwile 553-204. TUESDAY NIGHT LADIES Pacer Oil Co. 74 «4 25 bi Wawasee TV 62 38 Lakeside Laundry 56 44 Syracus. Rubber *54 46 Tom Socks *8 52 Hickman Moving 48 52 Leesburg Elevator 3146814 1 N Webster Dairy Queen 26 74 ! High team game Hickman Moving ' 775. High team series — Pacer Oil Co. 2129. < 500 serh s — S Kern 187-177-506. Honor Scores — N. Peterson 163-171- ■ i 483. 8 Hoover 177-169-471. M Simon 151. I ' S OUb. rt 153, I Dull 150-158. E Wogoman 166. B Menefee 162. M Rhoades , 166. A. Rider 180. D. Jemlgan 163-189- < 464. P. Giant 154. W Giant 154, M Dixi on 153. L Connolly 163-161. N. Schacht 155. K Lowe 159. TUESDAY AFTERNOON LADIES March 1, 1966 s ! Sleepy Owl 64 36 | . Tom Socks 63 38 Kinder's 574424 I American Industries 544 4 54 Augsburg rs IGA 51 49 Wawatee Laundromat 50 50 Bardahi 494504 Stat- Bank of Syracuse £84514 ; Al’s Plasa 4 6 54 ; I Levernier's Auto Polish 44 56 j Sit ’N Knit 37 63 I Ligonier Ice 36 54 I High team game — Sit ’N Knit 811. I High team senes — Levernier's 2295 > High Ind. game — D. Sp-artnan 203. I High Ind. s«ncs — R Emerick 563. : 500 series —R. Emertck 193-194-176- ‘ 563. D. Spearman 203-178-171-563. P. I I Buffer 191-183-533. G. Craig 173-181-517, | J Byland 170-184-510. S. Kern 175-172- ' 505. I Honor Scores — M Smith 196-468. T . Wilson 176. A. Davidson 184-458. 1.1 Beiswana-r 170. A Tustng 177, L Neff | 193, S Heck am an 173. E Shively 448. M Schwab 201-499. M. Lung 186-470. A. Smith 454. M. Henning 442. E Hutseli 300-481. M. Millard 458. K Graft 493. L Carwile 471. V. Penn 177-446. 8. TyUer 178-476. D Johnson 454. B. Kline 181- ! 490. B Gans ITS. LAKELAND MEN'S March 1. 1966 ■> Brasel's Balt Wawas.-e Interiors Seminary Lakera North Webster Jayeees Liken s and Sons Kline Contractors Windsor Mobil- Homes Pickwick Dinner Club 500 series -r- E Anderson 553. M. Mill-r : 562. H. Kirkdorfer 541. C. Beesley 546. H. Mlckley 506. C. Walton 516. K. Hare 513. W. Braiel 526. L. Dull 523. J. Byrd 509, C Boddlger 554. P. Peterman 503. L Strombeck 517, L. Scheiber 500. M. Tellers 508. V. Wedelskl 549. C. Walton 505. J. Hughes 563. i 200 games —E. And-rson 202. H KirkI dorter 202, C Walton 201. W Braxel 202. C. Beertey 357, C. Boddlger 224. J. Hughes 319. V Wedelskl 203-203. SENIOR BOYS No. 1 40 20 ad oys B B 40 20 HHBs 36 24 . cornhusken 33 27 bM 27 26 34 19 41 13 47 nd game — HHB s r Scores — Stucky i 190. Stoeittag 203. 174. Clevenger 188. Scores — S. Mock WARN OWNERS OF CARS WITH 1965 ’ UCENSE PLATES Milford chief of police Ralph Gawaert has wanted motorists to get cars with 1965 license plates off the streets in Miifort er they ■ will be towed away.

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THE WINNERS — Pictured above are winners of the SHS teachers — intramural basketball team game. As can easily be seen it was the teachers who proved superior.

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JUNIORS RECEIVE JACKETS — The above juniors at Syracuse high school received athletic jackets at a pep session held recently at the school.

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ANOTHER BASKET - A Pierceton player scored two points for his team as Dana Cone, 50, and several North Webster players watched during the first game of the sectional tournament last Wednesday.

Webster Bows To Pierceton In Tourney

North Webster went down at the hands of the Pierceton Cubs in the first game of the sectional tournament last Wednesday. The final score: Pierceton 64 - North Webster 57. The Cubs, slow # starting. had trouble moving toe ball and had a two point deficit at the end of the first quarter. The second quarter found both teams cold and not playing good ball. , In the second half Pierceton came to life, and working a part time press, hit much better while North Webter, having touble getting the ball to go through the hoop, fell behind by three points at the end of the third. In the fourth, the Trojans playing hard but still not hitting, found toe Cubs to be red hot as they poured in 10 out of 15 shots for a 67 per cent from the field. The Cubs had ball handling trouble but North Webster could not take advantage of the breaks and* the game went down to toe wire before toe Cits couki believe they had it won. North Webster’s Vonash had 17 points followed by Vanator with 13 and White with 10. 27, 39 and 64; North Webster 13, 28, 36 and 57. Tiana Cone, Art Obregon and Bui Bailey were in double figures fir the Cubs with 20, 16 and 15 points I respectively. PIERCETON (64) — Obergon 722, Bailey 714, Cone 921, Faurote 413, Miner 122, Gregory 003. Totals, 28 field goals, 8 free throws, 15 per-

Philip Fawley served as cheer- i leader and other teachers were on hand to yell for the faculty team. 1 In the back row are E. DeWain . Cobbs, Jim Alford and Ken Work- i 1

The boys accumulated enough points for their jackets by participating in the several sports at the school. On the left is coach Eldon Ummel.

Pierceton defeated North Webster i by a 64-57 score after 32 minutes of I continuous battle. North W’ebster, in ■ possession of the horse shoe, wasn’t I about to give it up without a fight. Photo by Tim Yeager.

sonal fouls. NORTH WEBSTER (57) — Vonash 731, Vanator 532. Brown 303, White 421, Hine 311, Wagoner 121. Totals, 23 field goals, 11 free throws, nine personal fouls. PENA daughter .Mr. and Mrs. Medardo M. Pena of Milford are the parents of a daughter, born Wednesday, Feb. 23, at the Goshen hospital. GREEN, Dawn Anne Mr. and Mrs. Frank M. Green of r 2 Milford are parents of a daughter, Dawn Anne, born at 7:25 a. m. Friday, Feb. 25, in the Goshen hospital. Dawn Anne tipped the scales at eight pounds, 12 ounces. She has three brothers and one aster, Dayid Monroe, Dennis Rae, Douglas Lee and Deborah Kah. Paternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. James A. Wallace of r 1 Bremen and Mr. and Mrs. Grover L. Waldron of r 2 Bristol are the maternal grandparents. Greatgrandparents are Mrs. Ardath Youngs of r 2 Vermontville, Mich., and Clay Cooper of r 2 Petersburg, Tenn.

man. In the front row are Philip Bond, Larry Mosier, Richard Edwards, Jerry Deeter and Steve Roderick. Photo by Tim Yeager.

Junior boys an? Brad Bauer, John Kramer, Tom Thornburg, Max Broekers, Bob Pilcher and John Wortinger. Photo by Tim Yeager.

HOME FROM VACATION Mr. and Mrs. Paul Kizer of Milford and Mrs. Kizer’s mother, Mrs. Helen Longfellow erf Edwardsburg, Mich., returned home Sunday from a three-week vacation with the Kizers’ daughter, Mrs. Robert Sheire, Mr. Sheire, and eight children at Dunedin, Fla. f - I HIRED IT THROUGH IHE WANT ADS

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ELEMENTARY TOURNEY HELD AT SYRACUSE The team headed by captain Randy Graber and composed of fifth and sixth grade boys won the elementary basketball tournament at Syracuse this week. Other members of the winning team are Doyle Butler. Jeff Hughes, Clint Hursey. Dwight Dean, David Walley, Dan Mock and Ray Bechtold. Cheerleaders were Laurie Me Farland, Vicki Troyer, Colleen Coy and Amy Wellman. Members of the runner-up team were Tony Mohler, captain, Randy Luttman, Roger Smith, Victor Benner, Randy Speer, Brad Butler, Bill Butts, Randy Brady and Charles Yoder. Cheerleaders are Pam Bushong and Margaret Appenzelter. . Court News DIVORCE SUIT FILED Ruthanne Anglin of Leesburg has filed a suit for divorce in the Kosciusko county circuit court against Marshall W. Anglin. The Anglins were married October 24, 1941. They separated June 12, 1965. There are no children. LICENSE TO WED Michael C. Hamilton, 18, Milford, student, and Sue Ellen Bentfett, 17, 1504 east Market street. Warsaw, student, recently applied for a marriage license at the office of Kosciusko county clerk T. Ethna Scott. | . NOTICE ■ Notice "is hereby given that th? Boar<S I of School Trustees of the Lakeland. Comi inunity School Corporation, Kosciusko • County, Indiana, wills besin negotiations ; at 8:30 a m. on March 21, 1966, at the ■ administrative office located south of i Syracuse on State Road 13, for the transportation of school children on certain ! specified school bus routes. Definite specI ifications, which describe the routes to be traveled, the equipment to be furnished. and other conditions which will be required in the contract are now on flip in the office of the superintendent. CHAS. H. PURDUXt, ,JR. Secretary Board of School Trustees Lakeland Community School Corp. . MJ — M. 2 & 9 NOTICE TO BIDDERS Notice is hereby given that the Board of Commissioners of Kosciusko County. Indiana, will -from this date until 1:00 P. M. EST. on March 14. 1966. receive sealed bids for 1- New 1966 Self-Propelled Elevating Scraper, of not less than 11 Cu. yards heaped capacity. Maximum width required for 180 turn shall be 29’ or less. Detailed specifications on file at County Highway Office, 601 E. Winona Ave.. Warsaw, Indiana. Bidder will accept as trade-in on new scraper and allow credit on purchase i price the following equipment: 1- 1959 D-6 Cat. Tractor Serial Number 9 V-28372. 1- 1959 Model Number 60 Cat. Scraper Serial Numb-r 2 W 6116. Bitid.r shall state delivery date Th- Board of Commissioners reserve the right to reject any and all bids. Dated March 1. 1966. NOBLE C. BLOCKER Auditor. Kosciusko County. Indiana MJ — M. 2 & 9