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SECOND PLACE WINNERS—The girls above won second place in the state Youth Bowling association doubles tournament. They bowled at the local level at

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A 300 GAME—Clarence Eby, Syracuse. left, bowled a 300 game earlier this year at the Wawasee Bowl. He is shown above receiving a clock trophy from Charles Freshour. secretary of the Men's Bowling Association at Syracuse.

Fort Wayne South Wins Semi-State; Downs Michigan City And Marion

Fort Wayne South Side high school edged out favored Michigan City 4743 in the first game of the semi-state at Fort Wayne Saturday Mternoon and then in a secimd lialf surge, sank Marian. 68 to 51, to be one of the “hig too*’' in the stale finals at induuiapol .s next week. Marion defeated Kokomo in the second game of the afternoon. 78-M Final s of the Semi-Stales Evansville North 59 • Terre Haute Garfield 58 Fort Wayne South 68 - Marian 5! New Castle 51 - Indianapolis Siortridge 49

Spring Revival To Begin March 16 The Syracuse Baptist church announce* its Spring Revival Crusade which begins Thursday. March 16, continuing through Easter Sunday. Services wffl be at 7 30 each evening except Saturday, March 25. The church has engaged Evangelist J. Oscar Weiks for the crusade. Mr. Wells is a graduate of Texas Tech. Calvin Seminary and has done post-graduate woric at Southwestern Baptist seminary. He has served as a missionary to China and was a personal friend and spiritual advisor to Generalissmo Chiang Kai-Shek. He was diaplain to a large Protestant missionary hospital untd he. his wife and other American members of the hospital staff *'ere captured by 5 the Japanese and put in concentration camps After harrowing experiences in which his father-in-law lost his life, the Weils were liberated and returned to the States. After the war he returned to China. but because of the health of his little daughter and the rapid spread of communism in Red China he was forced to return to the States. Since that time he has been in evangelism across the nation. Pastor Robert A. Mundy and members of the Syracuse Baptist • church extend a cordial invitation ‘ to the public to the crusade. The I church is located at 201 south Harrison street. Syracuse Leads Point Standings By Kermit Welty Svracuse high school has held on to a small lead in the Kosciusko Athletic Conference All-Sports point standings.’ So far this season they have total 32 points to lead second place Akron by 2W points. The defending all-sports champion, Pierceton, was dropped to third place and trad the leaders by points. BLACK. Bobbi Jo Mr. and Mrs. Ben D. Black, r 2 Leesburg, are the parents of a daughter. Bobbi Jo. born March 3, at 3:56 p.m. in the Wiley County hospital and weighing six pounds, six ounces at birth. The Blacks have three other children, Yoionda. 4. Ronda. 3. and Ben David, Jt, age 2. The grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Ed Black. Leednrg. and Mr. and Mrs. Donald Phend, Columbia Qty.

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the Gold Crown Lanes in Nappanee. They bowled a total of 1.265 pins. Pictured are “Red” Weber, sponsor; Jean Stahly and Melinda New-

The clock was given to him by the ABC. Mr. Ebv also received a wrist watch and a new bowling ball from the Wawasee Bowl. Mr. Eby has been bowling for 12 years and carries an average of 201. A Mail-Journal staff photo.

I Lafayette Jefferson 75 - Bainbridge The state finals will be played at t Butler field house at Indianapolis on Saturday. Full coverage will be ■ made by area TV and radio for both afternoon and evening games. AsI temoon games start at 12.30. Cham- ■ pionship game will be at 8:15. T State Finals Parings New Castle ys Evansville North > Fort Wayne South vs Lafayette Jefferson Winner of game 1 vs winner of - game 2 (championship' I

HOCKEY GAME The senior class of Syracuse high went to Fort Wayne March 8, to a hockey game. It was a crucial game for Fort Wayne because they were tied with Toledo for second place, i The Comets were beaten in a sudden death overtime. Each senior won the trip to Fort Wayne for more than sls worth of magazines.

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comer, bowlers; Esther Staley and Rosie Cain, instructors. Miss Stahly is holding an additional trophy for bowling a 220 scratch.

Fund DriveContinued From Page 1) $3 per year per youngster cost of operation During 1966 the total income of the cabin board was $1,078. This money came from the following sources: Rental of cabin, $116; rental to church, $180; Intermediate Mothers, SSO; Lions club. $138; Primary Mothers. SSO: BPW dub, SSO; Newcomers club, S6O (1965-666 >; Rotary’ club, $384 (1965-66). Expenses paid in 1966 were: Lights. $179; water $314.79: fuel, $426.73: maintenance. $140.75; light bulbs, $4 08; roof repairs. $84.67; furnace repair. $52.05; telephone, $64.01. For a total of $825.43. SYRACUSE . NORTH WEBSTER Hospital Notes WALTER CALNON HOME FROM HOSPITAL Svracuse clerk-treasurer Walter Calnon has returned from the Goshen hospital where he underwent tests and observation. Sherri Ann Todd, r 1 Syracuse, was admitted to the Goshen iiospital last week. Raymond Ferguson. North Webster. was admitted Thursday to the Wliitley County hospital. He was released Friday. Mrs. Bertlia Likens, North Webster. was admitted to the Whitley County hospital Thursday. Mrs. Charles Smith, r 1 North Webster, was admitted to the Murphy Medical Center Saturday. She was released Monday. Mrs. Marie Leach, r 1 North Webster. was admitted to the Wliitley Countv hospital Friday. Leona Culver, r 1 North Webster, was admitted to the Whitley County hospital Friday. Harold Holdren. North Webster, was treated in the emergency room of the Murphy Medical Center Monday and released. MILFORD and LEESBURG Hospital Notes

Mrs. George Susan of r 1 Leesburg was admitted to the Murphy Medical Center last Wednesday. She was dismissed Thursday. Gary Gregory of r 1 Leesburg was treated in the emergency room of the Murphy Medical Center Thursday. _ , Mrs. Lura Cox of r 1 Milford was admitted Friday to the Goshen hospital where she underwent surgery for reduction of a broken hip. Scott Cogswell. 13-mcnth-old wn of Mr and Mrs James Cogswell of Leesburg, was treated in the emergency room of the Murphy Medical Center. Charles Ray Laffertv of Leesburg entered the Murpny Medical Center over the week end He was released Monday. Mrs Zoa Metcalf of r 1 Leesburg was admitted to the Murphy Medical Center Monday.

LAKELAND BOY'S LEAGUE STANDING W L Team No. 1 46 14 Team No. 7 37 23 Team No. 2 35 25 Team No. 6 34 26 Team No. 4 31 29 Team No. 3 28 32 Team No. 8 21 39 Team No. 5 8 52 Senior Honor Scores: Rob Smith. 194— 504; John Wortlnter. 199. Junior Honor Scores: J. Dean. 180—386; 8. Tatman, 172—447: A. Baumbaush. 169—401. Bantam Honor Scores: D. Butler. 135— 345; L. Stidam. 146; B. Baumbaush. 138— 315; M. Tatman. 135—284. High Team Game: Team No. 1. 647. LAND O* LAKES LEAGUE STANDING W L ’ A League Pikher's Shoes 65U34U McCormick-Cutter 55 45 Dean's Milk 53 47 Y.-llow Banks Hotel 521- 47 Vi Frog Tavern 46 54 Logan Fuel 46 54 I.X.L. 41 59 American Legion 41 59 High Team Series: Pilcher's. 2.857. High Team Game: Pilcher's. 1.001. 600 Series: L. Vance. 195-307-201 —603: D Armbruster. 170-232-198—600; N Kistler. 173-221-222—616; R. Thibaut. 233-183-189—605 500 Series: A. Mousley. 546: C. Eby, 552 C Davies. 558; D Pilcher. 544; R Maresh. 208: H. Bart man. 557; C. Frushour. 544- 206 F Nylkos. 566-205 J. Rhodes. 555-229. G Vanator. 576—208: C Koble. 225. B League Harris Funeral Home 65 1 -. 34’. Th- Mail-Journal 64-31 Hickman Movers 58 42 Galloway’s Grocery 55 45 Wawasee Marina Au r s s. rvic. 50 50 Thwait s Grain 491-50’-.-State Bank ot Syracuse 45 55 Liberty Coach 38 62 Sea Nymph 21 79 High Team Series: Wawasee Marina. 2.590 High Team Game: Auer’s Service, 905 600 Series R Braze!. 225-266-196—687. 500 Series: J. Bitner. 510: N. Robie. 546—213: B Hare. 583—204: R Heil. 575 —207. B Dorsey. 547—201. P. Bright, 559—211: W’ Hutfer. 523—329; E. Gam. 517; E Harting. 504— 201. MONDAY NIGHT COUNTY LEAGUE STANDING w L Pilcher’s Shoes 71 536 *4 Wawasee Package 69 39 Prog Tavern u Thornburg 64 >-43'. Lakeland Produce 62 46 North Webster Hardware 58*-49t-Dixle Boat 58 50 Wawasee TV 57 1 -50 S Dewart Lake Grocery 54i,53H Beacon 50 58 Ligonier Ice 50 58 Kurley’s Keglers 48'-59H IXL 47 61 OK Sales 46 L; 61’4 Clean Quick Car Wash 44 563 li Barbee Hotel 44 64 Wawasee Bow! 44 64 Kline Construction 35'-72*4 High Team Game: Wawasee Bowl. 1,008. High Team Series: Frog Tavern, 2.795. High Individual Game: J. Brouwer. 256 High Individual Series: C. Frushour. 647. Honor Scores: I. Rookstool. 212—570: C. Lindiy. 203—540; D. Strombeck. 206— 557: R Strombeck. 201: R. Stouder. 212; O Cobbum, 205—584: J. Stryker. 225213—622: G. Nordman, 556: R. Graham. 545; L. Byland. 201; R Maresh. 355—582; D Start. 213: F. Strang. 223—593; C. McCuen. 227—608: E Estep 226 D Price, 226—604: N Kistler. 208—560. V Stayer. 211-212-216—639: C Frushour. 213-311-323—647: C Eby. 210—575 J. Brouwer. 256—573; D Pilcher. 200-200— 567 J. Wortinger. 551: M Hostetter. 203 —557 M Dorsey. 215—570: R. Fisher. 211—570: R. Brown. 549: H Bartman. 211; R Thibaut. 201.-592 L Vance. 203: M. Zellinger. 201—557: R. Schultx. 565: D. Armbruster. 231-201—587; E. Henning. 313—563.

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Elementary Science Exhibit At Milford

A science exhibit has been planned for all fourth, fifth and sixth grades at Milford on Thursday evening. It will be held in the all purpose room of the elementary building between the hours of 7 and 9 p.m. This exhibit is somewhat different than a science fair in that the rules and regulations are broader. In this way school officials hope TUESDAY AFTERNOON LADIES LEAGUE STANDING W L Tom Socks 73 31 Kinder 61M2H Kitchens Unlimited 57 47 Wawas,e TV 55 49 Sllveus , 53 45014 Wawasee Laundromat 51 53 American Industries 49 55 Leverniers 45 59 State Bank of Syracuse 38 tj 65 H Sit N Knit 36H67H High- Team Game and Series: Tom 50ck5—858—2.346. High Individual Game: V. Elijah. 210. High Individual Series: R. Singery, 542. Honor Roll: R. Singery. 202-188—542 H. Frushour, 190 —496: L. Vance. 486: N. Searfoss. 181—484 S. Kern. 180—480: M. Henning. 170—476: B. Todd. 204—475: V Elijah. 210—468: W. Fenton. 468: A. Sudlow, 178— 465: B. Coy. 171—459; B Ganz. 185—454: J Byland. 448: M. Schwab. 447: M. Lung. 178—445: K Cleveland, 443: A Smith. 187; K. Graff. 172. THURSDAY NIGHT LADIES LEAGUE STANDING W L Carwile TV . 84 24 Klinks «6l*4m Sa rah Boy d 66 : 41 1 Wawasee Package 65’- 42 S Weaver Tool 65 43 Biddles 61 47 Tesht merer Ace Hardware 57 51 Barbee Hotel 55 53 BAK 54 54 Anchor Bar 52 56 Pepsi 51 *456*4 Pilcher's 50U57U The Beacon 49 59 Servisoft 48 60 Wolfs 47 V; 60 *4 The Mail-Journal 45‘j62 ! - Brazel's 44 64 North Webster Bank 44 64 P;ast:c Shapes 37 71 The Guide 364714 High Team Series: Carwile TV. 2,339. High Team Game: Klink's, 814. 500 Series: I. Stahley. 300-191-300— 591: C. Felkner. 187-166-173—525. B. Carwile. 146-175-196—517: V. Penn, 167-156-189—512; G Ey-r. 157-173-178—508: E Tatman. 175-174-157—506; B. Nyce, 184-161-160—505. Honor Scores: J. Weaver. 173—469: M L. Willsey. 173-174—486 J. Trolson. 186—471: S Bowen. 176: H Bell. 463; I M.rnie. 454: G. Pilcher. 206—464 L Culbertson. 472: B Caple. 172 J Byland. 189—484 E Wogoman. 194—469 B Menefee. 182: M Thornburg. 466. P Buffer. 192 —475: O. Ketring. 180 L. Gilbert. 181—480: M. Schwab. 202—479: D Spearman. 459: L Knapp. 181—473: N. Searfoss. 170—461. Eta Beta Pi In First Meeting Os 1967 The first meeting of 1967 of the Eta Beta Pi Sorority was held Monday evening at the home of Mrs. Lawrence Polk in Elkhart. Following the dessert served at tables centered with Easter decorations. Mrs. Albert Graff conducted a short business session. Since

more children will be inspired and encouraged to enter future fairs. Exhibits will be judged according to grades. There will be a certificate given to each child who participates with as many firsts, seconds and thirds being awarded as the judges feel are merited. The teachers and staff encourage all parents and interested persons to attend the exhibit. no meeting had been held since the Christmas party, reports, bills and thank-you notes from hospitalized members were read. Three tables of bridge were in play during the social hour with score prizes being awarded to Mrs. Russell Price of Nappanee, Mrs. Harold Jorgerson of Dewart Lake, Mrs. John Rookstool of Elkhart, and the traveling prize to Mrs. Don Anglin of Nappanee. Others in attendance were Mrs. Esther Gantzhom and Mrs. LaMar Garber of Elkhart: Mrs. Harold Bums. South Bend: Mrs. Kenneth Calbeck and Mrs. John Robinson, Nappanee: Mrs. Harold Tom, Mrs. Roy Schultz and Mrs. Charles Kerlin of Milford. The next meeting will be the anniversary party in charge of Mrs. Harold Burns, South Bend, and Mrs. Loren Heckaman, Bremen. Columbians Accept Two New Members The Columbian Reading Circle of Milford met with Mrs. Clifford Replogle Monday night and accepted two new members. Mrs. Ralph Gansert and Mrs. Roger Baumgartner, into the club by unanimous vote. Mrs. William Martin was in charge of the lesson for the evening. Her topic was “Gourmet Foods.” Much of her material was taken from a book entitled “First Ladies’ Cook Book”. She told of the favorite foods of many of the Presidents and their families. The next regular meeting after Holy Week sen ices has been reschduled for April 17 instead of April 10. It will be held at the home of Mrs. Arlo Beiswanger. Refreshments were sened at the close of the meeting to the 18 members and two guests present Perhaps it is natural that the fellow with cold feet is so often found in hot water.

Court News Complaint Filed Jack Vanderford, receiver of Tan. Inc., Nappanee, has filed a complaint suit for recovery on fire insurance policies in the Elkhart county circuit court. The complaint is against the Ohio Fanners, American States. Western Fire. St. Paul Fire and Marine, Hartford Fire, Ohio Casualty and Reliance Insurance Companies. The suit asks for a judgment of $95,182,12. Account Complaint Filed Richard W. Mehl and Robert Beeson of Goshen have filed an account complaint in Kosciusko circuit court against Jacob Chupp of Milford. Mehl and Beeson ask for a judgment in the amount of S2OO. Mr. and Mrs. Martin Schultz of Trader’s Point were at Syracuse Monday and Tuesday. Gilbert George, Syracuse, is resting at his home following an attack last Saturday. The Syracuse first aid unit responded to a call to the George home.

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NOTICE TO TAXPAYERS OF ADDITIONAL APPROPRIATIONS Notice is hereby elven to the taxpayers of Kosciusko County, Indiana, that the proper legal Officers of said Municipality at their regular meeting place in the Court House, in the City of Warsaw. Indiana, at 9:00 AM. EST. on the 20th day of March. 1967 will consider the following additional appropriations which said Officers consider necessary to meet the extraordinary emergency exiting at this time. COUNTY GENERAL FUND Sher 206—Meals for Prisoners $2000.00 Sher 202 C—Salary of Third Deputy 500.00 Sher 102 D—Salary of Fourth Deputy 500.00 Sher of Fifth Deputy 500.00 CC 105—Per Diem of Jury Commissioners 200.00' CC *4o2—Return of Fugitives 300.00 $4000.00 Notice is further given that taxpayers appearing at such meeting shall have the right to be heard thereon. The additional appropriations as finally determined will 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 sucih 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 March 6, 1967 MJ—Mar. 8. 15