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JUNIOR JACKETS—The Syracuse junior high basketball team flashed Us victorious smile after it defeated Beaver Dam at Claypool on Monday

Syracuse Wins Junior High Tourney Over Beaver Dam

"Keep your eyes on the young- < sters, for they are the leaders of j tomorrow," Some famous person I said this — or they should have, t So it is with basketball players. Keep your eyes on the junior high i players, for they will be the varsity of tomorrow. ~ d < A Dandy Team This bodes promise to Syracuse 1 fans, as they watched their junior '< high team rump to victory in the ♦ county diampionsh.p game oxer i Beaver Dam at Claypool Monday . night. 1 Final score: Syracuse 53. Beaver Dam 39 • The tall and nimble ■ Junior Jack- i

Warsaw And Wolf Lake Out Os Tournament Rate

Warsaw, winner of the Warsaw sectionaf, won the first game of the Elkhart regional against Nappanee. 7960. only to bow to defending state champions, Michigan Qty, in the night championship game. 83-72. * ..Wblf Lake, winner of the Columbia City sectional. lost in the first afternoon game at the Kokomo regional to Bluffton, 65-61. Kokomo going on to win the championship. Following are thb regional scores; At Anderson Marion 90, Carmel 69. Madison Heights 73, Montpelier 65. Marion 80, Madison Heights 77 final*. At Bloomington Terre Haute Garfield 64. Brazil 53. Bloomington 66. Seymour 54. Garfield 76. Bloomington 64.<final*. | At Columbus Greensburg 69. Shelbyville 68. Madison 76. Whiteland 73. Greensburg 61. Madison 60 <final*. At Connersville Jac-Ccn-Del 50. Lawrenceburg 49. Liberty 76. Morristown 64. Liberty 64. Jac-Cen-Del 52 (final* ; At Faust Chicago Gary Tolleston 80, Hammond Tech ! 72. Gary Roosevelt 89, Griffith 67. Gary Roosevelt 85, Tolleston 72 (final*. At Elkhart Michigan City 60, South Bend Adams 59. Warsaw 79, Nappanee 60. Michigan City 83, Warsaw 72 (final*. At Evansville Evansville North 71, Oakland City 60 Boonville 58. Leavenworth 39. North 83. Boonville's4 (final). [ At Fort Wayne Fort Wayne South 68, Hamilton 39. Fort Wayne Snider 79, East Noble 61. South 56, Snider 32 (final*. At Frankfort Bainbridge 79, New Market 42. Speedway 62, Delphi 50. Bainbridge 79. Speedway 71 (final). At Huntingburg New Albany 60. Holland 59. Corydon 56, Oolitic 51. New .Albany 74. Corydon 62 (final). Al Indianapolis Indianapolis Shortridge 78, Southport 55. Indianapolis Tech 68, Plainfield 41. Shoftridge 56. Tech 47 (final). At Kokomo Kokomo 76. Wabash 50. Bluffton 65. Wolf Lake 61. Kokomo 56, Bluffton 44 (final*. At Lafayette Wheatfield 35. Seeger 33. Lafayette Jeff 73, Fowler 59. Lafayette 81. Wheatfield 48 i final). At Logansport Plymouth 79, Oregon-Davis 50. Logansport 99. Valparaiso 57. Logansport 65, Plymouth 61 (final). At New Castle New Castle 71. Selma 53. Richmond 52. Muncie Southside 48. New Castle 76. Richmond 72 (final*. At Washington Washington 90, Linton 72.

I Wednesday, March 8. 1967

J night. They are. front row from left, Dan Brody, , Jay Wolfe, Donnie Graber, Dave Rensberger. Cathy Searfoss.

ets took an early lead with a field goal by Elliott and never lost their lead. Although at the beginning of the. second quarter the Beavers gave them a scare with a sudden rallv. , ' o.racuse had Baumgartner. Elli<Xt. both tall bore, in the front court with Mikel. They were backed up by Cutter and Wolfe in the back court. ♦ With Cutter bringing the ball down, exercising unusual aßility as a ball handler, Baumgartner and Elliott controlled the backboard. Th Jackets were ahead at each stop: 11 to 8 at the-end of the first quarter; 26 to 15 at half-time; 31 to

Vincennes 85. North Central 65. Washington 56. Vincennes 54 (final*. Semi-State Parings Game time at all semi-stales will lie 12 30 for the first game, 1:45 for the second game. Finals in the evening will start at 8:15. Fort Wayne and South Bend TV and radio will broadcast the Fort Wayne semi-state. At Fort Wayne Michigan City vs. Fort Wayne South Kokomo vs. Marion At Evansville Evansville North vs. New Albany Washington vs. Terre Haute Garfield At Indianapolis Indianapolis Shortridge vs Greensburg New Castle vs. Liberty At Lafayette Bainbridge vs. Logansport Gary Roosevelt vs. Lafayette Financial Report Os Sectional Released The financial report of the recent sectional toumam-.ut was released i this week by William Davis, principal of toe tournament center — . Warsaw. With a capacity of 3,409 persons, a total of 3,235 season tickets were sold for $8,087.50. Single session tickets sold for $1 each made the receipts rise to $8,389.50. Expenses for meals, scorers, rfficials. timers, helpers, printing, a basketball. nurse, parking by firemen. janitors, tickets, and incidentals amounted to $1,879.91. | The tourney high school center — Warsaw — received S3OO and SIOO. The Indiana high sdxnl athletic ■ association receive one per cent of the balance after the above expenses and transportation of teams had been deducted: The association's percentage was $57.07. T® Schools Each school received $72 for meal expenses and a pro rata share of $353.09. The following amounts were also received by the participating schools: Akron — Mileage. $88.32: enrollment basis share, $236.09; total. $749.50. Mentone — Mileage. $49.92: enrollment basis share, $318.63: total, $693.64. Milford — Mileage, $49.92; enrollment basis share, $142.72; total, $617.73. New Paris — Mileage, $72.96: enrollment basis share, $168.53; total, $666.58. North Webster - Mileage. $61.44; enrollment basts share. $161.70; total, $648.23. Rochester — Mileage, $107.52; enrollment basis share, $494.20; total.

Doug Mock. Julie Heil. Rod Beli. Steve Coburn and Libby Webster. Top from left, coach Jerry Deeter. Bob Wilson. Brent Gordon. Dave El-

i 26 at three-quarter time; with a final score of 53 to 39. i The box score follows: SYRACUSE (53> — Mikel 434, Elliott 10-4-2, Baumgartner SM, Cutter 001. Woife 201, Gordon 020, Wilson 000. Rensberger 000. and Graber 000. Totals: 21 field goals. 11 free throws, and 12 personal fouls. BEAVER DAM (39) — Dilts 004, Backus 421, Thomason 343, Geiger 131. Conner 401, Reese 224, Grogg 000. Tilder 000. Groninger 000, and Baumgartner 000. Totals: 14 field goals, 11 free throws, and 14 personal fouls.

$1,026.81. Syracuse — Mileage, $72.96; enrollment basis share, $263.42; total, $761.47. Warsaw — Milenge. none; enrollment basis share. $1,139.47; total, $1,564.56. 49th Birthday Os Legion To Be Observed Monday The Ancil Geiger unit 226, American Legion Auxiliary, will host a! buffet supper for all Legionnaires of the post Monday evening in honor of the organization's 49th birthday. The Auxiliary' met Tuesday for its regular meeting. Said meeting was opened in usual form with Mrs. Ralph Berkeypile presiding. The song of the month “When You and I were \foung Maggie ”, accompanied by Rapp, was sung by the group. . j Important Announcement In an important announcement it was noted th? fiscal year of unit 226 will now coincide with that of the American Legion post. This meant the organization will elect in June and install in July and the new officers will hold tlieir first meeting in August. Miss DiAnn Fisher, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Fisher, was elected to Girls’ State. Miss Joan Felkner, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Felkner, was elected alternate The hymn of the month “Safely Through Another Week" was sung in dosing. Following the business meeting Mrs. Stan Scott served as auctioneer as the members bid on wteran ’ craft articles Refreshments were sened by .Mrs. Hattie Becker, Mrs. Elenore Tom. Mrs. Esther Poynter »end Miss Hilda Ruch. ‘ REV’. SUMNER ANNOUNCES SUNDAY SERMON TITLE “I Had a Dream” is the title of Rev. Sumner’s sermon for Sunday morning at the Milford Methodist church.

SUIT CLUB WINNER THIS WEEK WAS MAURICE KOHER — Syracuse TOM SOCKS SPORTSWEAR Wawasee Village Syracuse

liott. Joe Baumgartner, td Thornburg, Russell Mikel, Bill Cutter and assistant coach Gary Schneck. A Mail-Journal staff photo.

LAKELAND BOY'S LEAGUE STANDING w L Team No: 1 46 14 Unknowns 31 23 T. am No. 2 35 25 •Team No. 6 34 26 T. am No. 4 31 29 T< am No 3 28 32 Grr- n Hornets 21 39 Team No 5 8 52 S> nior Honor Scores: Appenz-Iler. 218— 510: Doudas. 179-182: Baumgartner. 189: Wasner. 221—512: Smith, 189—529; Niles. 192: Clev. nger. 203. Junior Honor Scores: Mock. 166—454; Strickler. 160—466. Tatman. 198; Fisher. 167 -453 Davis. 178-168—481: Burkholder. 174—408. Bantam Honor Scores: Graber. 136 B. Baumbaugh. 137-135: Ummel. 130—368: Stidham. 146—354; Byland. 128. High Team Game: Team No. 1. 677. High Team Series; Team No. 1. 1.886. THURSDAY NIGHT LADIES LEAGUE STANDING W L Carwil. TV. 80’4234 Klinks 66 38 Sarah Boyd ‘ 65438 4 Wawasee Package 644394 West. r Tool 62 42 Biddle's 61 43 Tetthtmeycr Ace Hardware 56 48 BAK 54 50 Barbee Hotel 51 53 Anchor Bar 51 53 Pepsi 49 454 4 Ptkh.r's 46 4 57 4 Th Beacon 46 58 Wolfs 44 4 59 4 Servisott 44 60 The Mail-Journal 42 4614 Brazel's 42 ji2 North Webster Bank 41 n 3 The Gu'.d- .364671. Plastic Shapes 36 68 High T am Series: Carwil. T.V.. 2.328. Hull Team Game: B. & K . 831. 500 Series: B Nyce. 199-145-163—507: J Byland. 168-166-172 -506 L Gilbert. 149-197-156—502; K Knisley. 143-194-165 —5Ol M Simon. 172-165-163—SCO Honor Scores: I Carwile. 181-170—480. M. L. Wills y. 171-188—496: P. Maresh. 477: J. Trolsbn. 178—454: W. Finton. 187 473 G Ey. r, 451: L. Welty, 172—462: F Tatman 170. A Mohler. 455: F Mon. y. 460; B Caple, 180—170 S. Bowen. 190 N Sparling. 456: B Men.'-T-x 171: E Marlin 174 T Schrock. 191—472. M Schwab. 464: D. Spearman. 177 - 471 M Henning. 178—490: H. Frushour. 185—482: P Miller. 467. . LAND O' LAKES LEAGUE STANDING W L A League Pilcher's Shoes 62‘-33 ; ~ Yellow Banks Hot-1 52’ 434 McCormick-Cut Ur 52 44 Dean's Milk 52 44 Free Tavern 45 51 Logan Fu-1 45 51 IXL 38 58 American Legion 37 59 High Team Series Pile bar's Shoes. 2.968. - -a ' ’ High Team .Game: Pilchers Shoes 1.050 660 Series R Tfeibaut 225-224-202-651 D Pilcher. 228-193-196—617; L Vance. 219-188-220—627: G Hardman 182-242-184—608 Honor Scores: J Rhodes. 542: J. Cripe. 541 H Gallahan. 565—215: J. SoraL MI J Pound. 221. M Host.tur. 558—203 W Stahly. 569: B Yahne. M 3-. D Butler. 207 M Dorsey 200 R Strombeck. 210. C. Eby. 599—217 C Davies. 576— 206 D Armbruster. 549—200. R Schultz. 544—211. B League The Mail-Journal 64 4314 Harris Funeral Home 62 433 4 Hickman Movers 57 39 Galloway’s Grocery 51 45 Wawasee Marina 30 4 454 Thwarts Grain 494464 Auer's Service 46 50 State Bank of Syracuse 42 54 Liberty Coach 38 58 Sea Nymph 20 76 Hhth Team Series: The Mail-Journal. 2 553 High T<am Game: The Mall-Journal. 875 600 Series: R Brazej. 174-245-211—630: L Thwarts. 188-231-194—613 500 Series: L. Coy. 572—202 R Kttson. 537. J Clark. $00—201; M Simon. 579— 7J2-201 C Irwin. 557— 201. B Hare. 515. R Clevenger 505. P L- ach. 535—216. E Ganz. 301. C Dallman. 500 MONDAY NIGHT COUNTY LEAGUE STANDING W L PUcher's- Shoes «8 ; 35 ■. Wawasee Package 66 38 Frog Tavern 624414 Thornburg’s 62'. 41 4 Lak-land Produce 62 43 North Webster Hardware 57 446 4 Dixie Boat 56 48 Dewart Lake Grocery 53450 4 Wawasee T V 534504 Kale Island Beacon 49 55 Ligonier Ice 47 57 OK Sales 45 458 4 Kurl. y s Keelers • 44 $9 ■ X : 44 6» Barbee Hotel 44 60 Clean Quick Car Wash 434604 W»was»te Bowl 41 ■ 63 Kline Construction 354684 High Team Game: Dixie Boat. 968 .High Team Furies Pilcher Shoes, 2.900 High Individual Game and Series: C. Svy. 3*5—700 Triplicate Dick Shock 170-170-170—510. Honor score*: R Btrorr-heck, 222-224— 607. D- Strombeck. 203—551. J Rhorf- s. 211-205—60? D Smith. 540; T Huffman, 223—615: I Rookstool. 2*6-?<'3r—6H>9 R WoMman. 551; D Burehard. ,204. D. Start 590 R Mar sh 211' V Staf-r 578* T. Amr. 201 C Frush-vur, s4lt N Kistler, 213; G. N'ordman. 200—552; N BlddJ. 554: R. Fisher 557; R Thtbaut. 280-201—581: L. Vance. 554 H. Hochstetler. 212—562: J Kimble. 549; R HochStetter. 201—578: M. Hostetter. 218—566:

J. Kern, 222—567; E. Henning. 545: C. Eby, 224-221-255—7 W; J. Brouwer, 552; W. Stahly. 201-230—610; J. Wortinger, 207; F. Nyikos, 203. LAKELAND MEN’S LEAGUE STANDING W L Braael's Balt and Tackle 72 32 North Webster Jaycees 574464 Lacens and Sons 56 48 Anderson Paint arid Supply 524514 Bowen Motors 38 66 Seminary Lakers 36 68 High Team Game: Brazel's, 907. High Team Series: Brazel's. 2,609. 500 Series: E. Money. 539; R. Brazel. 545; K. Hare. 558; C. Beesley, 584; H. Mickley. 502: D. Walgamuth. 504; S. Williams, 530; J. Rhodes. 554; E. Henning. 509: W. Lancia, 509: S. Keftmeyer. 508. 200 Games: R. Brazel, 205; E. Money, 200; J. Rhodes, 203; S. Williams, 200; C. Beezley, 219. MILFORD BUSINESS LEAGUE STANDING W L Lit Ge and Clark 67 37 Arrow Trailers. Inc. 66 38 Milford TV and Appliance 64 40 Beer and Slabaugh, Inc. 57 43 Campbell's Market 55 49 Augsburger—Milford 54 50 Mishler Funeral Home 47 57 Walter Drug Company 454584 Augsburger—Syracuse ' 45 59 McFarren Service 43 460 4 Sharp Hardware Company 41 63 Chore-Time Equipment 35 69 High Team Series: Augsburger—Milford. 2.695 High Team Game: Augsburger—Milford. 945. 600 Series: L. Newman. 618; G. Thornsbury, 615. 500 Series: L, Bray. 597; G. Estep. 578: L. Vance. 575: J. Perry, 574: C. Campb««U. 567; H. Wuthrich. 565: M Wolterman. 556: D. Om. 553; D. Rensberger. 548 H Felkner. 546: B. Little. 535; F. Wolferman. 533; D. Levernier. 528: D. Wolterman. 527: F. Avery 521; J. Augsburger. 521: C. Duncan. 519: H. Bartman. 510: D. Seely. 510; G. Wuthrich. 506; D. McFarren. 508: J Replogle. 508; D Dippon. 507; D. Wuthrich. 503; W. Jackson. 502 ZOO Games: L. Vance, 233: G. Estep. 227: J. Perry. 224: G. Thornsbury. 221 and 305: L. Bray. 221 and 202: C. Camptell. 213 L. Newman. 212: D Rensberger. 211; D. Levernier. 211: G. Wuthrich. 203: B Little. 202, J. Replogle. 202: H. Withrich. 201 and 201; F. Avery 201: W Jackson. 200. TUESDAY AFTERNOON LADIES LEAGUE STANDING W L Tom Socks 71 33 Kinder 614424 Kitchens Unlimited 59 45 Silveus Motors 55'-48 4 Wawasee TV 55 49 Wawasee Laundromat 49 55 Am-rican Industries 48 56 Leverniers 48 56 Sit N" Knit 36 4674 State Bank of Syracuse 36467 4 High Team Game and Series: Leverniers. 798—2.284. High Individual Games and Series: S. Kern. 201—557. Honor Roil: S. Kern. 196-201—557: L. Vance. 178-179—521: H. Frushour. 194— 514: V. Penn, 170—502; R. Singery. ISO--174—493; M. Schwab. 196—487; M. Lung. 197—471: E. Tatman. 469: J. Mishler. 170—466: D Johnson. 174—465. A. Gallahan. 175—464; E Ogle. 182—460: B Coy. 180—458: E. Day, 181—444: S. Heckaman. 442: K. Graff. 442: J. Morganthaler. 182; B Ganz. 174 S Tltler. 171. TUESDAY NIGHT LADIES LEAGUE STANDING W L Lakeside Laundry 68 u 35 4 Tom Socks 63 4 404 Syracuse Rubber 56 48 Pacer Oil 51 53 Hickman Movers 50 54 Sellers Manufacturing 48 56 Yellow Banks Hotel 41 63 Lamr's Restaurant 38 66 High Team Series: Tom Socks. 2.196. High Team Game: Lakeside Laundry. 764. High Individual Series: S Hoover. 536— 201-171-164: M Dixon. 530-212-170; F Brotenmarkle. 500-174-187. Honor Scores: P Kinney. 190-162: E. Wogpman. 184: S. Bowen. 172: S Frye. 171; K McKibben. 162: A Rider. 157: S. Gilbert 156: R. Markham. 155: N. Peterson. 155; L. Broekers. 154. Wallace J. Manrow To Be Webster PTO Speaker Wallace J. Manrow, Kosciusko county's probation officer, will be the speaker at the North Webster Parent-Teachers Association meeting next Tuesday evening. The meeting will be held at 7:30 in the school gym. Mr. Marirow will speak on tlie duties and problems d a probation officer. The junior high choir will also perform during the evening. SYRACUSE BAPTIST SECOND PLACE IN CONTEST The Syracuse Baptist church is in second place in a Sunday school contest with 10 other churches in the Crystal Lake area fellowship of the Regular Baptist churches. The contest began on February 19 and ends Easter Sunday. Syracuse began the contest in fourth place and mwed into tliird place on the second Sunday. On March 5 they took over second position. In first place is the Hillcrest churcn at Rochester. Rev. Robert Mundy and members of the congregation extend a cordial welcome to all. A carry-in dinner will follow the service this Sunday. Syracuse BPW Clubi To Present Stage Review The Business and Professional Women's club of Syracuse will present a stage review of 1967 in the old gym of the Syracuse high school on March 31 at 8 p.m. AU proceeds will go to the Lakeland Youth Center. Larry Jones Has Change Os Address Mr. and Mrs. William T. Jones, Jr., Syracuse, have received a change of address for their son Larry. It is Lawrence E. Jones, SA B 505697 - Box 35. Pre. Comm. Detail USS Horne. U. S. Naval Station. San Diego, Calif.

GRAND OPENING TUESDAY, MARCH 14 FRANCES' BEAUTY SALON (Formerly—Moderne Beauty Kraft Salon) 615 S. Huntington St. SANDRA MONTEL — Hair Stylist & Manager Phone: 457-3865—1 fNo Answer Phone: 457-3847 HOURS: 10 a-m. to 5 p.m. Tuesday thru Friday 8 to s—Saturday Opening Special sls Permanents — $lO S2O Permanents — $12.50

Creighton Burnes Speaks At Jacket Banquet Monday

Creighton Burnes, who will leave Friday to join the Minnesota farm club, was guest speaker Monday evening when the parents of the Syracuse Yellow Jackets entertained the team, cheerleaders, managers and coaches in the Hex Grange hall. Mr. Burnes, a graduate of Cromwell high school and Purdue university, is a teacher in the Wolf Lake school. He is an athlete whose career dates back to Little League baseball, as does the sports competition of several of the varsity Jackets. Mr. Burnes told many interesting experiences lie has had as an athlete and passed on some good advice «mi how these experiences can be used to round out a full, rich lie for the individual and the com-

W ■ ■ MR. and MRS. P. R. STEELE, JR.

Miss Marinelie R. Meredith Wed To Paul Roger Steele, Jr., Feb. 18

Miss Marinelle R. Meredith became the bride of Paul Roger Steele, Jr., on Saturday, Feb. 18, at 7 p.m. in the Syracuse Evangelical United Brethren church. The bride is the daughter of Mrs. Dale Kimes of r 4 Syracuse and the late Thomas L. Meredith. Mr. Steele's parents are Mr. and Mrs. Steele, Sr., of Muncie. Rev. C. R. Bitzer of the Solomon Creek EUB church conducted the double ring ceremony in the presence of the immediate families. Mrs. Clem Lisor played a prelude and traditional wedding marches. Bride in Blue Wool The bride, given in marriage by her step-father, Dale Kimes, choose a light blue, double knit wool suit. She wore a winter white hat with veil and carried a white Bible with a bride’s bouquet of a white orchid surrounded by white baby mums. Attending her sister as maid of honor, Miss Tona L. Meredith wore a light green double knit wool suit made identical to the bride’s and a white hat. She carried a bouquet of yellow baby mums. Ernest McCoy of Muncie was best man. Jerry Williams of Fort Wayne was the usher. Mrs. Kimes choose a beige wool dress with brown accessories for her daughter's wedding. Mrs. Steele's dress was navy blue with matching accessories. Both wore corsages of yellow roses. Reception A reception was held immediately following the ceremony in the home of the bride's parents. A two-tier wedding cake, topped with the traditional bride and bridegroom and decorated with blue roses, and punch were served to the guests. The bride is a 1966 graduate of Syracuse high school and attended Ball fetate university. Mr. Steele is a 1965 graduate of Muncie high school nd is employed by the Coco-Cola Company at Muncie. The couple is residing’at Muncie. Home From Trip Rev. and Mrs. Kennard Robinson and Dr. and Mrs. Strom of r 4 Syracuse have returned home from a vacation trip.

munity. Gifts to Seniors Douglas Pilcher presented small gifts to the seniors who are as follows: <. Cheerleaders — Debbie Money and Chris Xanders. Student managers — Chris Busch and Rob Smith Varsity team members — Brad Bauer, Max Broekers, Bob Pilcher, Tom Thornburg, Steve Wagoner, David Wickstram and John Wrortin‘ger. Brad Bauer gave the response from the team, thanking everyone ifer his support. 1967-78 Nucleus Best wishes were extended to Rob J Clevenger, Allan Hollar, Greg Smith and Curt Stucky, juniors, I who will make up the nucleus of the

Silver Thimble Club Members Make Easter Baskets Tuesday Members of the Silver Thimble club of Milford, meeting in the home j of Mrs. Otto Beer, Jr., at New Paris Tuesday evening, made 42 Easter baskets. The baskets will be distributed to the retarded children in the Goshen schools. 14 of whom are in the class taught bv Mrs. Arthur Haab. Tell of Haiti Trip Miss Evelyn Beer and Mrs. Lowell Rassi told of their recent trip to Haiti and of the projects underway there. Devotions were given by Mrs. Howard Beer’ Mrs. -Richard Kaiser read a thank you letter from the men at the state prison in Michigan City for items given to them. The letter contained 23 signatures. The meeting had been opened by the president. Mrs. Don Hoover, in usual form. At the close of the evening a tuna fish salad course was served to the 24 members and three guests present by the hostess and Mrs. Arthur Haab. Another hostess, Mrs. Robert Kaiser, was absent. Guests were Mrs. Otto Beer, Sr., Miss Evelyn Beer. Miss Tillie Graff and Mrs. Eli Gerber. Sunday Visitors Mr. and Mrs. James Scheuer and son of Plymouth were visitors Sunday in the home of their son. Larry Scheuer, Mrs. Scheuer and daughter of Syracuse.

MIKE AND AL'S RECORD - SPORTING GOOD SHOP H2V2 E. Main St. Syracuse, Ind. — Phone 457-3561 Open Daily —9 to 5:30, Sat. 9to 9 FRIENDS WE ARE GOING TO HAVE A ?|.GRAND OPENING SATURDAY, APRIL Ist Stop By And Have A Cup Os Coffee And Donuts Or A Coke With Cookies. You May Register During This Month, For A Drawing We Are Going To Hold On Grand Opening Day At 8 P.M. Remember April Ist At MIKE And AL's Record — Sporting Good

1967-68 team.

Rev. Lloyd Wickstrom served as master of ceremonies during the evening with Mrs. Wickstrom giving the table grace. Principal Robert Slavens complimented the cheerleaders for their loyal support and gave recognition to the excellent coaching of Ken Workman. Mr. Workman introduced team members and recounted how each individual played an important part in making this team a winning team. Mr. and Mrs. Steven Roderick and Mr. and Mrs. Sam Bushong were also honored. The gold and blue floral centerpiece was presented to the team’s number one fan, Mrs. Workman.

Officers Elected At Women's Bowling Banquet Three officers of the Syracuse Women’s City Bowling association were elected at the annual posttourney banquet Monday evening. March 6, at Club 30. Columbia City. Over 100 ladies from the leagues at Syracuse and Ligonier were in attendance for the chickenswiss steak dinner. Officers elected were Martha Lung, first vice president; Ruth Banta, secretary; and Linda Neff, sergeant-at-arms. Other officers include Thelma Hattersley, president; Virginia Elijah, second vice president; and Isabelle Stahley, treasurer. Out-going officers are Edna Hutsell, secretary, and Fredetta Money, sergeant-at-arms. Martha Lung was re-elected to the office of first vice president. Trophies and prize money were distributed by the treasurer. The top three places in each erent follows: Doubles (handicap) — Carol Keller and Jerri Rink, 1172; Jan Byland and Susie Brouwer, 1171; and Maxine Wysong and Lulu Rex, 1158. Singles thandicap) — Sheila Bowen, 669: Diane Jemigan 631: and Betty Fisher, 623. All events (scratch) — Jan Byland. 1637; Susie Kern. 1625: and Mary Lou Willsey, 1590. All events ihandicap) — Sheila Bowen. 1782; Helen Wolfe. 1739; and Mary Lou Willsey, 1725. Team (handicap) — Essex Wire No. 2. 2795; Tom Socks, 2678; and Topeka Ladies of Ligonier, 2664. Door prizes of floral centerpieces were won by Betty Zimmerman, Mar del Swab. Dorothy McFarren, Doris Darnell, Helen Smith, Iva Scott, Karen Oesch, Eunise Roher, Doris Ringler. Elsie Mulhall. Wanda Giant. Helen Frushour. Ola Ketring. Lorraine Carson and Virginia Elijah. Mr. and Mrs. E. T. Mattson of Peoria. 111., were at Lake Wawasee over the week end. Come to the Pierceton high school gymnasium for a fish fry on Friday, March 10, from 5 to 8 p.m. Fish fried by the famous Ronnie Richards. Pies, salads and all the trimmings including coffee or orange drink. Carry-outs. Babysitting. Adnlts, $1.50, children 6 to 12 years 75c, and under six, free.

Be In Our “Easter Parade”, Sunday, March 26th. Yes, Easter is early so we suggest your early visit for a costume as lovely as Easter itself! The House Across jL The Street 21J Q NAPPANEE, IND., 46550 Open Wed., Fri. & Sat. Nights