The Mail-Journal, Volume 4, Number 36, Milford, Kosciusko County, 12 October 1966 — Page 2
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CROSS COUNTRY WINNERS - Pierceton s crack cross country team, shown here with victorious coach Tom Sittier, proudly displays its trophy received for winning the coun-
Cubs Win Sixth Straight County Cross Country Title
The Pierceton high school crosscountry team under coach Tom Sittier, won the county cross-country meet held on the county fairgrounds Last Friday afternoon Winning score of 44 followed by Syracuse with 54 points. This makes the sixth consecutive year that the Cubs have held the title. Under sunny skies, eight teams with over fifty runners made the run for the championship. Data Cone Second Fleet footed Kermit Weldy of Syr-
Syracuse Wins As Welty Breaks School Record During a four-way cross country meet held at Syracuse last evening (Tuesday*, the host Jackets won over Ligonier, Nappanee and Pierceton, with Kermit Welty leading the home team with a time of 10:09. This time breaks the school record
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ty cross country championship at the county fairgrounds at Warsaw Friday afternoon. Front row, left to right, are James Faurote, Terry Hostetler. John Faurote, Dana Cone and Bob Osborn.
lacuse took an early lead, held it all the way to take first place, with a 10 09 for the two mile course. Pierceton's hard running Dana j Cone was closing the gap at the fini ish and charged over the line with a 10.13 time. This was one second, faster than Pierceton's Mike Miner’s first place winning time in last year's race Steve Wagner. Syracuse sports reporter, states Enc Swing of South Whitley was third, followed by Jim Faurote. Pierceton; Dennis Stalter, North Webster; Bob Osborn. Pierceton. Sal Murcia. Mentone; Steve
set by Chris Bush at 10:28 last year. ' Ligonier finished second with 56. Nappanee had 63 and Pierceton was last with 64 The Jackets' winning ; score was 27. Following Welty were Chavez L. i Cone P. C Bush S. O. Postolka S. B Warren L. Sassaman N. D Wick- j j strom S. T Mullins S. D. Kaufman N, C Cobum S. T Herendeen L. ; Middaugh N. Jim Faurote P. and G. Hostetler P. The Jackets’ next meeting will be j Tuesday at Culver.
Middle row. 1 to r, Rick Coyle, Max Menzie, Steve Reed, Bob Ospin•za and Gary- Hostetler. Top. 1 to r. coach Sittier, Dennis Mettler and Andy Martinez. A Mail-Journal staff photo.
Baker. Akron; Ken Weaver, Akron; and Dave Wickstrom. Syracuse. Order of Team Finish and Points Pierceton 44 Syracuse 54 Akron 70 South Whitley 117 Mentone 129 North Webster 136 Larwill 186 Milford 189 Cubs Defend Sectional Title Pierceton will defend its sectional cross-country championship Friday, Oct. 21. at White’s Institute near Wabash.
MILFORD BUSINESS October 11. IfMifi STANDINGS W L Arrow Trailer 18 6 Autrsbur«vr s - Syracuse 16 8 Little and Clark 15 9 Campbells Mkt 13 11 Mlsher Funeral Home 13 11 Walter Drua Co 13 11 Chore-Time 11 13 Beeer and Slabsuah 11 13
Milford TV 10 14 McFarren Service 9 15 Sharp Hardware 8 16 Augsburter's - Milford 7 17 High team serb-s and game — Campbell's Mkt. 2661-983. Honor Scor- a— 500 Series — A. Beiswanger 571. P Campbell 550. D. Rensberger 544. D Sharp 543. L. Bray 543. M Campbell 539. D. Wolferinan 535. B. Little 534. H. Doty 533. R Auer 532. W. N-wby 532. R Willson 528. H. Feltner 525. G. Thornsbury 516. F Wolterman 515. D. Miller 513. F. Avery 512. G. Kel1. r 511. D Orn 508. G Wuthrich 505. J. Cap’e 503. D Builer 500. D. Hockert 500. 200 games — L. Bray 229. G Wuthrich 217 D R nsberger 213. B Little 203. P Catnpb ll 202. D Dippon 202. D. Wolferman 201. LADIES TVESDAY NIGHT Tern Socks 17 7 Lakeside Laundry 15 9 Pacer Oil 14 10 Syracuse Rubber 14 10 Hickman Movers 14 1£ Seller's Mfg. 14 JO Yellow Banks Hotel 5 19 Lau r's R-staurant 3 21 Hieh team series and game — Pacer Oil 2130-790. „„ High Ind. series — J. Nolan 152-170-202-524. B Menefee 152-161-175-488. M. Rh-ad . s 177-171-466. L. Crow 167-176-466. High Ind game — S Gilbert 154. M. -Imon ’63. N Whetten 160. E. Wowman t.M R Markham 156. J. Hoover 157. M. Dixon 154. J. Beezley 151. K. McKibbin la.. I. Dull 184. N. Peterson 177. TVESDAY AFTERNOON LADIES October 11. 1966 Tom Socks 17 3 Wawaser TV JI 9 American Ind. U 9 Kinder Sit N Knit JO 10 Wawasee Laundromat 10 10 Kitch.ns Unlimited Sllv.us Motors 8 J? Levernier's 8 J J Stat- Bank of Syracuse 6%13*Hish team game — American Industries 771. High t-arn series — Tom Socks 2185. High Ind game — M Willard 190. High Ind series — B. Kline 527. 50> series — B. Kline 186-182-527. _ Oth-r honor scores — S Kern 176-472, A Gallahan 172-469. M Willard 190-468. R Slngery 171-463. A. Smith 457. V. Penn 447 C Clark 445. D Herdrtch 441. He kaman 186. W. Finton 177. B Ganz 173. FRIDAY NIGHT MIXED Thwaits Grain 16 4 Cip A Curl 16 4 Gambles 14 6 Tom Socks 13 7 Wawasee Bowl 12% 7*4 Syracuse Rubber 12 8 Start * Spry 12 8 Roper Wright 10 10 Wawas.- TV 10 10 United Telephone 10 10 Tow-r Advertising . 10 10 Beacon 8 12 Dytronlcs 8 12 Prank's Locker 8 12 Marises 6 14 Louie's Bar 5*41414 O K Sales 5 15 G • W Foods 4 16 Honor Scores - Women -— G. Thwaits 4<*2-190. S K rn 495-179 J Morganthaler 188. L. Gilbert 452-185. B McKibben 481170. B Kline 549-180-185-184 Men — C Eby 201 B Thwaits 573204. J Stryk.r 584-224. L. Welty 594234. H Schultz 212. A Armbruster 563201. R Wogoman 593-223. C. Campbell 204 P Wright 552-204 M Carlson 540208 LAKELAND MEN'S ' October 11. 19641 Brazel's Bait 20 4 Likens and Sons 15 9 North Webster Jaycees 12 12 Anderson Paint 11 13 Seminary Lak-rs 8 16 Bowen Motors 6 18 High team game and series — Brazel's Bait 927-2557 500 series — C. Walton 535. R. Brabel 505, W Brazel 523. K Hare 538. F Likens 508 W Sloan 540. H Mickley 519. E Anderson 512. 200 games — C Beezb y 201 F Likens 228. W Sloan 206. L Stromb-ck 207. AJBC GIRLS October 8. 1966 Senior Standings Rolling Pins 4 0 Happy Rollers 4 0 Ma-Ro-Na-Vi's “enoritas 3 1 The Group 1 3 The DAS 13 Junior Standings No Names 31 Rowling Four 3 1 i 69'ers 1 3 I Gay Girls 1 3
Gutter Gals 0 4 Monkies 0 4 High team game and series — Ma-Ro-Na-Vi's 514-1409. High Ind. game — C. Gardner 168. High Ind. series — P. Kerlin and V. Smith 400. Senior honor scores — G. Ganshorn 143. L. Mock 144. J. Auer 142. P. Hughes 142, P. Miller 141. N. Coy 141. Junior Honor Scores — C. Kardner 168. THURSDAY NIGHT LADIES Klink's 20 4 Carwile TV 20 4 Teghmeyer Ace Hdwe. 17 *4 6*4 B & K 17 7 Pepsi 14 10 Barbee Hotel 13*410% Brazel's 13 11 Weaker Tool 13 11 Wawasee Package 13 11 Biddles Case 12%11*4 Pilcher's 12 12 Plastic Shapes 10 14 Sarah Boyd 9 15 rhe Beacon 9 15 Servi-Soft 8 16 No. Webster Bank 8 16 The Guide 7 17 The Mail-Journal 7 17 Wolf's 4*419*4 High team series and game — Weaver Toni 9398-816 500 series — B Kline 191-166-190-547. G. Eyer 174-182-168-524. J. Byland 163-180-180-523 170 game and 450 series — D. Spearman 181-457. J. S-christ 468. B Nyce 173. I. Carwile 191-460. K Knisley 182-484 M L. Willsey 170-469. J. Nolan 187-465. K. Gardner 451. M. Henning 450. P Huffer 176. R. Singrey 185-479. B. Coy 182-489. P. Miller 457. R. Markham 193-484. LAND O LAKES A League Pilcher's Shoes 13 3 McCormick-Cutter 12 4 Dean's Milk 11 5 Frog Tavern 9 7 Logan Fuel 7 9 IXL 5 11 American Legion 4 12 Yellow Banks Hotel 3 13 High series — Frog Tavern 2812. High game — Pilcher’s 993. 600 series — C Eby 175-198-247-620. H. Bartman 211-192-205-608. N. Kestler 204-202-205-611 Honor Scores — G. Nordman 204. J. Lowe 563-225. N Biddle 579-211. D Armbruster 570. D Pilcher 560-200, L. Vance 587. K. Koble 220. H Hochstetler 545. R. Thibaut 551-222. J. Pound 580-214. F. Nyikos 559-211. A Mousley 555. D. Butler 216. B League Harris Funeral Hom 13 3 The Mail-Journal 11 5 Auers Service 10 6 Galloway's Groc. 9 7 Liberty Coach 8 8 Wawaseee Marina 6 10 State Bank of Syracuse 6 10 Hickman Movers 6 10 Sea Nymph 6 10 Thwaits Grain 4 12 High team series and game — Harris Funeral Home 2498-953. Honor scores — R. Heil 547-202. R Kitson SCO-203. M Campbell 202. E Harting 577-235. P Leach 210 R Brazel 507. K. Hare 508. C. Dallman 537. K Keim 222. F Bates 519. PRIMARY MOTHERS TOUR STORE The Primary Mothers club Syracuse met Monday in the Wise Furniture store at Nappanee where Paul Wise showed slides on the proper room arrangement and the use of color combinations, after which the group toured the store. There were 15 members and three guests, Mrs. Jack Wells. Mrs. Susan Leamon and Mrs. Julie Nesbitt, present. The social liour was spent in the new Thornburg Drug store, which is located in the shopping center where the Wise Furniture store is. The co-hostesses were Mrs. Roger Fetters and Mrs. Everardo Ganz. Mrs. Artinir H. Mousley won the door prize. Ihe next meeting will be October 24 in the home of Mrs. Terry McClintic and will be a Halloween party.
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CAUGHT IN ACTION — The Milford and Syracuse football teams were caught in action Saturday during their game at Syracuse by M-J photographer Randy Coverstone. The ball carrier was tackled shorty after the photo was taken. • * • Milford Downs Syracuse 18-6 By Marcia Carpenter Despite the fact the World Series and professional football games were being televised, there were many Milford and Syracuse fans backing their junior high football teams on Saturday. Milford over-powered Syracuse, defeating the junior Jackets 18-6. The Trojan lines were just too big and strong for the scrappy Syracuse team and allowed the Jackets one touchdown scored by Russell Mikel in the first quarter. All three of the Milford touchdowns were scored by Roger Korenstra. The Lakeland fans have something to look forward to in anticipating that in the near future these three teams will make up the first football team for the new Wawasee high school. We should have a very good football team as long as the “spirit” stays with the players and the fans. Don’t forget Lakeland's last football game Saturday, Oct. 15, at 2 p. m, between North Webster and Milford at Milford. See you there! Ted Auer And Billie Gantz Win In Louie’s Open Ted Auer won first place in the men's division and Billie Gantz won first place in the ladies’ division of Louie’s Open Golf Tournament played recently at South Shore. Placing second in the men’s division was Dr. Herschel Coil. Glen Davis won the booby prize. Placing second in the ladies’ division was Harriet Reid. Phil Haney won the booby prize. w tutu rm t )
SYRACUSE GIRL INJURED WHEN HORSE STUMBLES Jo Ann Thornburg, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. George Thornburg, r Syracuse, was injured Sunday, Oct. 2, when the liorse she was riding stumbled and fell, rolling over on her. She and several other young people from Syracuse were riding at the Shady Brook Riding Stables. Warsaw, when the accident occurred. She was taken to the Murphy Medical Center where X-rays showed fractured pelvic bones. She underwent surgery on Tuesday to reduce the fracture. Miss Thornburg will remain in the hospital for at least two more weeks. WINTERIZE YOUR POWER MOWER LAFAYETTE. — Increase tlie life of your power mower by getting it ready now for winter hibernation.
Notice To Taxpayers Os Additional Appropriations Notice Is hereby »iven to the taxpayers of Kosciusko County. Indiana, that th. proper legal officers of said municipality at their regular meeting place in the court house in the City of Warsaw. Ind , at 9:00 a m. EST, on the 17th day of Oct.. 1966, will consider the following additional appropriations which said officers consider necessary to meet the extraordinary emergency existing at this time. COUNTY GENERAL FUND CC 211 - Supplies $ 150 00 CC 602 - Equip & Law Books 500 00 CEB 102 b - General Election 150 00 Ct H 209 - Institutional 22”22 20000 Serv. 211 - Supplies _2 ”2” 25 00 CDB 213 - Misc. Operating 32.00 Com. 419 - Transfer Tuition 2,000.00 150 - General Drain Improvement 15,000.00 Com. 103 a- Salary Dump Maintenance Personnel 340.00> Total $18,397.00’ NOTICE TO REDUCE CERTAIN EXISTING APPROPRIATIONS Notice is further given that certain existing appropriations now have unobligated balances Which will not be needed for the purposes for which appropriated, and it is therefore proposed that unnecessary existing appropriations in the fundsshown below be reduced to provide in part for the above additional appropriations COUNTY GENERAL FUND CEB 201 - Comm. & Transp. . $ 150.00CDB 102 - Attorney — ... 32.0C' Com 423 - Other Expense. County Dumps 340.00 Total — „ __s 522.00 Notice Is further given that taxpayers appearing at such meeting shall have the right to be heard thereon. The additional appropriations as finally determined wiD be automatically referred to the State Board of Tax Commissioners, which Commission will hold a further hearing within fifteen days at the County Auditor’s Office of Kosciusko County, Indiana, or at such other place as may be designated. At such hearing taxpayers objecting to any of such additional appropriations may be heard and Interested taxpayers may inquire of the County Auditor when and where such hearing will be held NOBLE C. BLOCKER. Auditor, Kosciusko County, Indiana Dated: October 3. 1966. , MJ — O. 5 & 12
Ray Lien. Puixlue university agricultural engineer, offers these suggestions: Drain the oil from the engine and replace it with new oil. running the engine for a few minutes for best circulation. Leave this new oil in all winter. Be sure all gas is drained from the- fuel tank and carburetor For engines using an oil-gas mixture, be sure fuel is drained. For this type of engine, remove the muffler and clean carbon from the ports. On either type engine, remove live spark plug and pour a tablespoon of oil in the hole. By turning the engine over a couple of times the cylinders and valves can be coated with oil. Be sure to replace the plug. Regular servicing of the * air cleaner should be done before your mower is put away for the winter. Lien suggests covering the exhaust pipe, possibly with a tin can. and giving the engine a general cleanup. The mower should also be cleaned, removing grass and sharpening or replacing the blade if necessary.