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THIS IS THE WAY— In the photo above, Milford high school golf coach shows team members the correct way to hold a club while golfing. Pictured are Mark Ramser. Al Walker, Jim Orn. Dan Brown, Parker Phend. Gary - Hurd, Dana Haab and coach William Dorsey . .A Mail-Journal staff photo. ■p• • • MHS Golfers Open Season This Week Coach Bill Dorsey announced that Milford high school's golf team will open its season this week against Cromwell on Thursday evening at South shore Nine meets have been scheduled during the remainder of the school year for the Trojan golfers. The highlight of the golf season will be the county golf tournament to be held cm May 18 at South Shore. Park Phend and Gary Hurd will be playing in the number one and two positions for this year's Trojans. Dana Haab, a promising, freshman, is shooting some fine golf in early practice rounds and probably will be Slaving in the third position. Jim Orn. Jan Kuer. Mark Ramser and Dan Brown will also be playing golf for this year's Trojan golf team. The Trojan golf schedule is as felApr. 13 - Cromwell at South Shore Apr. 27 - Akron at Wawasee Apr. 28 - Syracuse, No. Webster at South Shore May 2 - Mentone. No. Webster at Rozella Ford May 8 - North Webster at South Slwre May 15 - Akron at Rochester May 18 - County Tournament at South Shore May 19 - Cromwell at South Shore May 22 - Lakeland at South Shore May 24 * North Webster at Wawasee Wakarusa Wins Three-Way Track Meet

Wakarusa won a three-way track meet run on its home track Thursday Others participating were Mil ford, who placed second with 53 and one-third points, and New Paris with 20 and one-third points. The winning | team had 75 and one-third points. Results of that meet follows: High luirdles. 16.7-Phend M. Royer W. Cem NP, Brown M. Mile. 4:s6—Ludwick %, Wuthrich' M, Jacobs W. Stump NP. Broad jump. 19 6 '—Speicher M, j Wilhelm NP. Richmond W. Miller W. Shot Put. 46 94'-Rogers W. Estep M. Phend M. J. George W. | 10 0. 10.8—Wilhelm NP. Speicher M. Jamison W, Davis W. 440. 55.6—Cantrell W. Stookey M. ; Brown M. Yoder NP. | Pole valut. 9‘—S. George W. tie Hollar NP and Dwyer M, Haab M. High jump. S’ 9"—Mcßrier W, Pliend M, Miller W. Hollar NP. :• 880. 2:l7.9—Ludwich W, Harien W. Wuthrich M. Replogle M 230. 25.2—Three way tie for first (Wilhelm NP. Speicher M. Rouch W). Clem NP. - 180 hurdles. 23—Drudge W. Lexer W. Phend M, Clem NP. 2 mile. 11.41-FaireU W. Sorensen M Dotv M. Pletcher W. Mile relay. 3:50.9-Wakarusa (Me Brien. Rouch. Ludwick and Cantrell), Milford 'Wuthrich. Replogle. Brown and Stookey). . 880 relay, 1:44-Wakarusa (Jamison Davis. Miller and Richmond’. Milford (G. Newcomer. D. Newcomer, Fox and Speicher.) Court News Divorce Suit Filed Ray Warren of Milford has filed a divorce suit in Kosciusko circuit court against Marcella Warren. The couple was married November and separated March 7, 1967. There are three children. Complaint Filed Owners Discount Corp., has filed a complaint in Kosciusko circuit court on a promissory note against John H Campbell of r 1 Leesburg, asking judgment of SBSO in addition to costs. Mr and Mrs. Larry Scheuer and daughter- J> Ta 7 se - t /“‘ e ’S^ r £ dinner Sunday for their brother-in uw Thomas Gilbert, who was cdebirtlxtay. Mrs cabert Cindy md Ok, were also present.

Wednesday. April 12, 1967

Track Schedule For 1967 Released At Milford Following is the Milford high school track schedule as released bv roach Don Storey: „ DATE TEAMS PLACE TIME (E.S.T.) April 6 Wakarusa Wakarusa 4:30 p.m. New Paris Milford April 11 Milford Ligonier 4:15 p.m. Ligonier Wawaka April 18 Syracuse Syracuse 4:15 p.m. Milford I North Webster April 19 Milford Milford ■ 4:00 p.m. Ligonier April 21 South Whitley South Whitley 4:15 p.m. Milford Arcola April 25 Larwill Larwill 4:00 p.m. Milford May 1 North Webster North Webster 4 :15 p.m Milford May 4-5 County Meet Pierceton May 16 Pierceton Pierceton Underclass Relay

Syracuse Wins First Golf Meet By Kermit Welly The Syracuse golf team traveled to Bremen to open the 1967 golf season at the Sprig-A-Mint golf course. The Jackets beat their opponents by six strokes as they had a •wellbalanced attack. John Hulley, Bob Carlson, and Casey Kroh each shot 42’s and Tom Crews had a 43. Curt Stine took medalist honors with a score of 40. Thu final score was Svracuse 169 and Bremen 175.

Ligonier Wins Four-Way Meet The Red Raiders from Ligonier won a four-way track meet Tuesday over Milford. Cromwell and North Webster. The Ligonier team finished the meet with TR4 points. In secund place with 72 points was North Webster with Milford in third place with 644 and Cromwell with 14. Winners .follow: High 17.6 — Phend M. Bower NW. Twigg L. Brown M, and Anderson L Mile run. 5 (KM — Chares’ L. Warren L. Lewallen NW, Dowse- C. and Newcomer M. 440 yd. dash, 56.75 — Van Horn C. Baker NW, Brown M, Palus L. Lough L 230 yd. dash. 34 45 — Anderson NW. Cole L. Speicher M. Alher C. Houser C. 100 vd. dash. 11:00 — Anderson NW, Speicher M, Cole L, Alber C. Fox M.

880 yd. dash. 216 7— Kelley L. Bower NW. ix«wallen NW, Chavei L. Warren L. 180 yd. low hurdles, 24 0 — New-1 comer M. Estep M. Kelley L. Anderson NW. Anderson L. Two mile run, 10:46 4 — Stalter NW, Herferdfen L. Rider NW, Sorensen M. Ate L Mile relay. 3.55:5 — North Webster. Ligonier, Milford and Cromwell. “ 880 yd. relay, 1:46:3 — Milford. Ligonier. North Webster and Cromwell. Pole vault. 11 feet, 3 inches — Cole L Covie L, Cormican NW Chrysler L. Culver NW Shot put. 41 feet, six inches — Estep M. Phend M. Wade L. Culver NW. Brendle NW. High jump, five feet, eight inches Bower NW’. Lewallen NW. Replogle M and Twigg L tie. Broad jump. 19 feet, three and. one half inches — Speicher M. Palus L. Twigg L, Baker NW, VanHam C. Pollyanna 4-H Club Meets In Hadley Home The Pollyanna 4-H club met in the home of Cheryl Hadley. The meeting was called to order by Susan Wilson The American pledge was led by Rhonda Lawson and the 4-H pledge by Connie Hoopingamer who also led the singing. Mrs. Hoopingarner appointed a committee for taking a trip. Rhonda Lawson. Landa Bushong and Connie Hoopingarner form the committee. The health and safety report was given by Rhonda Lawson. Cindy Sheets pantomimed ’’You Told a Lie” for hear special number Julie Moore played “Manhattan Beach” on the flute, for her special number. Cheryl Hadley made a Mandrin cake for her demonstration. Refreshments were served by the hostess. Cheryl Hadley. The next meeting will be held May 13. It will be a cook out at Susan Wilsons.

LAKELAND BOVS LEAGUE STANDING W E T.ara No. 1 57 15 T<am No 3 43 29 The Unknowns 42 30 T. am No 6 40 32 Team No. 4 39 33 T. am No 3 I 30 42 Green Hornets; 24 48 Team No. 5 13 59 Senior Honor Scores: Cl«-venger. 196— Junior Honor Scores Strickler. 194. 166 —494. Fisher. 172: A. Baumbatilth. 182— 465 S. Tatraah. 191 —457. Bantam Honor Scores: Graber, 133. High Team Gam*- and Sen.s: Team 530: Douglas. 180. No. 1, 669—1.859 LAND O' LAKES LEAGUE A Leasav STANDING W E Pilcher s Shoes Yellow Banks Hotel 66H49H Dean's MUk 61 55 MeCortnuk-Cutter 60 56 Locan Fuel 58 58 Froc Tavern 53 63 IX L. 46 TO American Lesion 44 73 Hi«h Team Series: Loa an Fuel. 2.956. Hwh Team Game Locan Fuel. J. 043 600 S.-r L-s; C Frushour. 196-196-344-636: R Thibaut. 177-197-335—609. C KbT. 203-212-193—607. L Vane*. 186-215-200 <4)l Honor Scares: J. Pound. 559—301-201; F Nyikos, 591-216-211 M Hostetter. 550; D PUcher. 556—216;, D Armbruster. 557 - 203-204 N Biddle. 575—234: R StrcOnbeck. 589—213 D Butler. 595 201 N Kistler. 590-- 203-303 H Bart man. 550 —205. R Brown. 305 J Rhodes. 597— 243 Jack Rhodes. 541: G. Vanator. 570 J Crip-. 550. R Thwaits, 579—208. B Lewsue Th*- Mail-Journal 74’-~41 Harris Funeral Home 72H43H Hickman Movers 68 48 Galloway's Grocery 65 51 Thwaits Grain 631-52 4 Wawasee Marina 594564 Au**r s Service 57 59 State Bank of! Syracuse 50 66 Liberty Coach 45 71 Sea Nymph 26 90 Huh Team Series: Galloway s Grocery. 3.638 , Huth Team Game The Mail-Journal. 923 600 S*-ries: L ThwaiU. 206-196-200 —604 Honor Sror s C Dallman. 515 K Kline. 535 B Dorsey. 573-237-201. L. Coy. 533. R.lKltson. 537—213: O. 8.-11. 507 R Brasen. 522. H Van Meter. 500: W Brasel. 567—302 K Hare. 547 -303; E Gans. 547 jD. Jones. 309. M Simon. 500. MONDAY NIGHT COUNTY LEAGUE STANDING w L _ Pilcher'S Shoes 78 445 4 Wawasee Packase 77 47 Lakeland Produce 76 48 Pros Tav.rn 75 448 4 Thornburs » 67 4 56 4 Dewart Lake Grocery 67 456 4 Wawas«-e TV 64 4594 North Webster Hardware 63 460 4 Dixie Boat 63 61 Llsonier lee 60 64 Beacon 57 67 IXL *7 67 Wawasee Bowl se> 68 Kurley's K s4rs 55468’-. OK Sales 544694 Clean Quick Car Wash 514 72 4 Barbee Hotel 49 75 Kline Const rue’ion 42 4814 Huth Team Game Lakeland Produce. High Team Serbs Wawasee Parkas*. 2.866 Huth Individual Game and B*r!es. L. Vance. 248-357-161—«66 Honor Scor.-s D Sheet 209 D Strombeek. 303-201-563 R Strombeck. 313 D Pilcher, 307—566: J Wcrtiiater. 221 — 587: F NylkO*. 211—373. J. Ban. 544: R Fouaht. 234-234—637: H Bart man. 319-212 —614; R Thibaut. 203—542. B. Carmtn. Jo2i B Huffman 235. P. Royer 213—576 D Martin. 215 J Stryker. 300—573 M Z*llta«er 544 C MeCucn 209—560 D. Price, 325—577 B Simon 200, G Nordman. 547; R Graham. 203226—617. C Usor. 201—554; I RootatOO*.

NOTICE!! T EISEHHOUR S ANTENNA Sales & Service ‘ has been purchased by RICHARD WALTER of New Paris “For 3 Years I Operated the Antenna Department of Eisenhour’s TV Sales and Service Full Time and Have Worked for Them Part Time for the Past 2 Years.” • For Service or Estimates Call: WALTER'S ANTENNA SALES 8 SERVICE New Paris 831-4817 Located % Mile West of & R. 15 on US. 6

203: R. Wocoman. 213—586: V. Stayer. 235—551: C. Frushour. 211—566; N. Kistler. 549: R Hibsclunan. 200-343—637; D Gardner. 201: L. Hare. 200. THURSDAY NIGHT LADIES LEAGUE STANDING W L Carwile TV. 93 31 Sarah Boyd 774464 Weaver Tool 75 49 Klinks 744494 Wawasee Package 714 52 4 Biddle's 69 55 Teghtmeyer Ace Hardware 65 59 Barbee Hotel 62 62 Anchor Bar 62 62 Pilcher's 614634 Pepsi 614624 B. & K. 60 64 The Beacon 57 67 Brazel's 56 68 Wolf's 554684 The Mail-Journal 544694 Serrisoft 53 72 North Webster Bank 53 72 The Guide 404834 Plastic Shapes 40 84 High Team Series: Carwile T.V.. 2.373High Team Game: Carwile T.V.. 870. 500 Series: I. Stahley. 178-199-207—584: B. Nyce, 193-192-166—551; L. Gilbert. 159-188-180—527: K. Knisley. 190-157-174— 531: M. L. WUlsey. 134-175-203—512: Pat Loetx, 116-301-193—510. Honor Scores: B. Carwile, 181—<81: S. Gilbert. 458; M. Simon. 174: B. Coy. 453. G. Byer. 455: C. Whitacre. 175-173—494; P. Maresh. 453: D. Thwaits. 179: M. Thornburg. 178; P. Huffer, 464: L. Culbertson. 466; M. Walton. 170: E. Price. 170. N Spurting. 171: M. Schwab. 180— 499; L. Connolly. 171, » TUESDAY EVENING LADIES LEAGUE STANDING W L Lakeside Laundry 80 Vi 43 4 Tom Socks 71 53 Pacer OU 68 56 Syracuse Rubber 63 61 Sellers Manufacturing 624614 Hickman Movers 58 66 Lauer's Restaurant 47 Vi 76 Vi Yellow Banks Hotel 454 78Vi High Team Serbs; Lakeside Laundry. 2.134 High Team Game: Pacer OU. 768. High Individual Series: S Hoover. 539-200-205 J. Hoover, 507 —177-160-170. High Individual Games: S Fry. 184: E Wogoman. 177; F Brotmarkle. 170: M Simon. 165: J. Beezley. 165: N Peterson. 159 K McKibben. 154 A Rider. 152; N Whett-n. 151: R. Markham. 150

Tuesday Afternoon Lady Bowlers Hold Luncheon Members and guests of the Tuesday Afternoon Ladies bowling league at Wawasee Bowl held their spring luncheon banquet Tuesday afternoon at Goshen with 55 in attendance. Kinder Manufacturing's team was in charge of arrangements for the affair. The large U-shaped table was decorated with potted geraniums with a large cut-flower floral arrangement gracing the officers’ table. The flowers were awarded as door prizes to the following: Thelma Hattersley, Lavonne Hawk, Anne Gallahan. Inez Beiswanger, Linds' Vance. Mildred Denzel. Barbara Tood and Margaret Teghtmeyer with the cut flower arrangement going to Agnes Smith. Elect Officers June Auer, vice president, presided for the business meeting at which time B. J. Silveus was elected president; Virginia Elijah, vice president; Susie Tytler, secretary; Phvllis Maresh, treasurer; and Wava* Finton, re-elected sergeant-at-arms. Outgoing officers are: President. Margaret Teghtmeyer; vice president, June Auer: secretary, Ruth Banta; and treasurer, Anne Gallahan. The 1967-68 season will start September 12 and continue 30 weeks. Awards Awards for the year were presented to the following: First place trophies. Tom Socks team composed of Susie Kero. Dorothy Herdrick, Wava Finton. Virginia Elijah and Rosemary Singrey; second place. Kinder's: third place. Kitchens Unlimited: fourth place. Silveus Motors; fifth place. Wawasee TV.: sixth place. American Industries; seventh place, Levemier’s Custom Crest: eighth place. Wawasee Laundromat; ninth place. State Bank of Syracuse: tenth place, Sit N’ Knit. High individual game — Drama Johnson. 240. High individual series — Susie Kern, 575. High average — Susie Kern. Achievement plaque for most improved average — Janet Morganthaler. High team game and series, actual. Tom Socks. High team game and series, handicap. Wawasee T. V. Terry Schrock Totals Camaro Terry Schrock, son of Mr. and Mrs flarold Schrock, escaped with cuts and scratches when he was thrown from his 1967 Camaro at 2.45 am. today. The car was a total loss. Details of the accident are unavailable as we go to press. Terry returned to the States recently after serving in Viet Nam. SYRACUSE LOCAL Mr. and Mrs. Emory Guy. Mrs. .Agnes Stiffler. Mrs. Helen Overstreet and Mrs. Georgia Buster, Syracuse, wer? at Warsaw Monday evening. They attended the Kosciiisko county Senior Citizens dinner and meeting.

Senior Citizens One Year Old The Turkey Creek Senior Citizens met in the fire station Tuesday evening for its regular meeting. President Mrs. Georgia Buster opened the meeting with the salute to the flag. Mrs. Buster told the group that the club is now one year old with the first meeting being held in April of 1966. She also reported the club has 28 paid members, and in the past year a large number of cards had been sent, not only to members but other senior citizens in the community as well: an appreciation dinner given for the firemen; an American flag had been presented to the dub by the American Legion Post 223: a donation made to the Syracuse civil defense unit; books collected for the Indiana state prison: and the project now is collecting magazines and making scuffs for the Veterans' hospital at Fort Wayne. Following the business session, the meeting was turned over to the committee for the evening. Mrs. Agnes Stiffler and Mrs. Mamie Wesner. Mrs. Stiffler led the group in singing “When You Wore a Tulip”. “In the Evening by the Moonlight”, and “The More We Get Together”. Mrs. Stiffler read the William Hershel poem “Ain’t God Good to Indiana”. Birthdays for Mrs. Wesner and Mrs. James Hamman were celebrated by the group singing “Happy Birthday” and ice cream and cake were served to the 18 members present. A silent auction was held and games played with a number of prizes awarded. The next meeting will be the pot luck supper on April 25 with Mr. and Mrs. Peter A. Blue as the committee. The meeting will start at 6:30 p.m.

Eta Beta Pi Society Observes Anniversary The 44th anniversary of the Eta Beta Pi Society was observed Monday evening at a restaurant in South Bend with 18 members present. Place cards and favors in keeping with spring marked the places of the members who were seated at two long tables. Each table was lighted with candles and centered with an elaborate floral arrangement. At the close of the evening the flowers were given to Mrs. Peter Beer of Goshen and Mrs. Harold Jorgenson of Dewart Lake who held the lucky numbers. Mrs. Harold Bums of South Bend and Mi's. Loren Heckaman were in charge of arrangements for the dinner. Others attending were Mrs. Preston Klinger, Mrs. John Rookstool. Mi's. LaMar Garber, Mrs. Lawrence Polk and Mrs. Esther Gentzhom of Elkhart; Mrs. Kenneth Calbeck, Mrs. Don Anglin, Mrs. Russell Price and Mrs. John Robinson of Nappanee; Mrs. Russell Neff, Mrs. Harold Tom, Mrs. Albert Graff, Mrs. Roy Schultz and Mrs. Charles Kerlin of Milford. Next meeting. May 8. Mrs. Esther Poynter will be hostess at the home of Mrs. Eldon Hurd. LITTLE GIRL ILL: WELL KNOWN HERE Little Christie Bucher, five years old and the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Bucher, Jr., of r 1 Xfllford. has bren quite seriously ill sinse she was admited to the Linville Memorial hospital in Columbia City on April 4. Christie had a kidney infection, which has improved to some extent, but she is now suffering from an allergic condition. The attending physician said at this stage of the illness it could be one of several ailments. Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Drudge of Pierceton are the maternal grandparents. Paternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Bucher, Sr., of r 3 Syracuse. COUNTY TAX FORMS LN THE MAIL Reports from the county treasurer’s office are that tax forms for Kosciusko . county residents have been mailed. Some were mailed from Warsaw last evening with the remainder being in today’s mail.

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SYRACUSE . NORTH WEBSTER Hospital Notes Dennis Kaufman, Syracuse, was admitted to the Goshen hospital on Tuesday, April 4. Mrs. Dawn Burk, North Webster, was released from Murphy Medical Center Thursday. Mrs. Charles Williams and Mrs. Hubert Robbins, both of North Webster. were admitted to Whitley County hospital. Mrs. Robbins was releasTuesday, April 4. Mike James, North Webster, was released from the Murphy Medical Center Thursday. Mrs. Minnie E. Kuhn. North Webster, was released from the Whitley County hospital Thursday. Mrs. Lura Cox. Syracuse, has been released from the Goshen hospital. John Swain has been released from the Goshen hospital and is recuperating at his Kale Island home. Mrs. Effie Emerson, Syracuse, has been transferred from Elkhart hospital to Miller’s Merry Manor, r 2, county farm road. Warsaw. Mrs. Bertha Likens. North Webster. was admitted to Whitley County hospital on Monday. Russell Angle. North Webster, returned home Saturday from Murphy Medical Center. Mrs. Carl Poland. North Webster, was admitted to the Goshen hospital Tuesday morning. MILFORD and LEESBURG Hospital Notes Tim and Todd Harris of Leesburg were released last week from Whitley County hospital in Columbia City. Mrs. Bertha Ann Lawson of r 2 Leesburg was admitted to Murphy I Medical Center last Wednesday. Glenn Rhoades of Leesburg was dismissed last week from the Wabash Countv hospital at Wabash. E. J. Whitacre of Leesburg was released from Whitley County hospital last week. Perry Scott Corn, seven-year-old son of Mrs. Palmer Hasty of r 2 Leesburg, was treated in the emer-, gency room of Murphy Medical Center Friday. Mrs. Charles (Vera> Schell of r 1i Milford was admitted to the Goshen j hospital on April 6. Mike Coon of Leesburg was terat-1 ed in the emergency room of the | Murphy Medical Center over the, week end. < j Mace Hollar of r 2 Milford was I treated Monday in the emergency | room of Murphy Medical Center. it [ I \ Securities, / I Xr. I t lill 3824 S. Calhoun II | IB Ft. Wayne, Indiana II h 'll phon * 7 44-2172 INSURANCE • INDUSTRIAL . FINANCE OVER-THE-COUNTER STOCKS “Decimals” are 8lh» Rid Art •American Income Life 13. 14.3 I American States Li.'e H.’S 15.4 Associates Life 4.1 5.1 Consumers NaUI Life 7. 8. ! E'arlv American Life I.S 5.4 | Earth Mount. Inc. 5.4 6-4 •Farm A Home Ins. 3. 3.6 First United Life 3.1 4.1 Franklin Nafl Life 19. Great Fidelity Life 16 In fl Food A Dray 1-2 Jefferson NaUi Life 19.3 #1.2 'Layman Life Hi 9.7 •Midwestern United Life #6. 28.3 Small Business Fin. Corp. 9-4 11.4 Standard Life 19- 21. Summit Growth Corp. 3.6 4.6 -•United Home Life 12. 14. United Presidential Life 3 4 3.4 Wabash Life S. 6. • Ex Stock Dividend - Dividend Local Representative Herbert Dickerson Call: Syracuse 457-2454 Members of the IBD Associations I AU Quotations ar* subject to market chances. Friece are net. No commHaieus.

MILFORD Library Notes By Mrs. Dorothea Kerlin Have you visited your public library lately? Next week would be a good time to do so, as NATIONAL LIBRARY WEEK will be observed throughout the United States from April 16 through 22. Re-activate your library card! I or register for a new one if you do not have a card. New books for adults at the library: Banister, Margaret. . . Bum Then, Little Lamp. This is a novel of two families from childhood into middle age: a story of believable people with strengths and weaknesses. Childs, Marquis . . . Taint of Innocence .is an exciting tale of our espionage “Agency” in action, concerning one who joined the CIA. Weschsberg, Joseph, ed. . . . The Murderers Among Us; the Wiesenthal Memoirs. The man who brought almost 1,000 notorious Nazis to trial. He is best known for his discovery of Adolf Eichmann's South American

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