The Mail-Journal, Volume 5, Number 16, Milford, Kosciusko County, 24 May 1967 — Page 2

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Syracuse Wins Junior High Track Meet AtPierceton

In the county junior high school track meet held at Pierceton Friday, Syracuse and Larwill battled it out with "Syracuse winning the championship by I*4 points. Pierceton placed seventh in the eleven team meet. Pierceton had Mowrey 4th in the 220 yd dash and Carlin tied for 3d in the high jump. The 440 relay team placed 3d and the 880 relay team placed sth. Team finishes and points: Syracuse 42*4 Larwill 41 Beaver Dam 38

Lakeland Teams Participate In Sectional Golf Tourney

The three Lakeland golf teams participated in the sixth annual £lkhart golf sectional held at the Oak HiUs municipal course on Tuesday afternoon of last week. The meet was won by Warsaw with 336 strokes. In a sudden death playoff Elkhart placed second. Lakeland was third and East Noble was fourth. Goshen placed fifth.

Win County Golf Meet

By Kermit Welty Syracuse ran away from the field in the county golf meet held last Thursday at the South Shore Countrydub. The Jacket linksmen were led by Junior Casey Kroh. who took medalist honors with an 85. Bob Carlson shot an 86, John Kramer a 90. and John Hulley a 96 There was a tie for second place as both North Webster and Akron fired team totals of 398. The victory

MILFORD • LEESBURG Hospital Notes MRS. PARCELL 114 S TORN LEGIMENT Mrs. CUf Parcel! of r 5 Elkhart, a former Milford resident, fell and tore a legiment last Tuesday She was reteased from the hospital on Saturday lx* must remain in a east for the next six to eight weeks. ADDRESS FOR MRS. REID This paper received a telegram this week from Sidney Reid of Chicago giving the address of his mother, Mrs. Ruth (Neff) Reid,

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Syracuse Rotarians Hear Talk On House

Members of the Syracuse Rotan' dub got a first hand lesson in state government at their Tuesday noon meeting at the Pickwick Lounge when they heard a learned talk by Dr. Otis R Bowen of Bremen. Dr. Bowen was speaker of the house of representatives of the recent General Assembly session. He said he didn't want to sound apologetic about the recent session, but it had its problems. Many of them stemmed from having politically divided chambers, he said. ‘Problems. Prospects* He spoke about the problems and prospects of the state legislature, stating he worked for quality laws and not necessary quantity. However, the recent session had a record 1.490 bills and resolutions introduced, be commented. Os this among 36.1 per cent became law. The session was not a "do-no-thing" session, be said, but faulted Governor Branigin ("a man I'm very fond of”) for not providing more directian to the legislature. He said Governor Branigin vetoed 46 bills, and had the legislature known of his opinions they would not have bothered to pass the bills in the first place. He said he found a session in the state legislature "stimulating. . . trying. . .educational . .frustrating . . .and certainly not a place for financial gain.’* Dr. Bowen, an able speaker, caß-

Wednesday. May 24, 1967

North Webster 24 South Whitley 18 Claypool 16 Pierceton 15 Talma 13 Milford 8 Sidney 2 Leesburg 2 Three New Records Set Hooks of Beaver Dam set new records of 10.9 in the 100 yd dash and 23.2 in the 220. He was helped by a very strong wind. Gary Walter of Larwill set a new mark for the pole vault with a 10 ft. 2 in. leap.

Hie Yellow Jackets from Syracuse placed seventh in the meet with 353 points. North Webster was 18th with 433 and Milford was 19th with 444. Other area teams in the meet were Pierceton with 416 points and Ligonier with 448 points. A total of 23 schools participated.

i in the golf meet assured Syracuse of the All-Sports Trophy, which Gaylord Toll presented to the school on awards day. Team Scores: Syracuse 357 North Webster 398 Akron 398 Pierceton 415 Milford 416 Mentone 436 1 South Whitley 442

who is in the Weeley Memorial, hospital in that city. The Reids are former Milford residents. The address follows: Mrs Ruth (Neff I Reid Room 1279 Wesley Memorial Hospital 250 east Superior Chicago, 111 60611 Eddie J Gladieux. 11-year-old | son of Mr and Mrs H J Gladieux of Leesburg, was dismissed from the Murphy Medical Center last Tuesday. Sherri S. Franks, 13-month-old daughter of Mr and Mrs John C Franks, Ixsjsburg. was admitted to the Murphy Medical Center over the week end. Robert C Zorn, r 1 Leesburg, was dismissed from the Murphy Medical Center over the week end. Mrs Billie Whittaker of r 1 Lees-

DR. OTIS R. BOWEN

ed the job of a legislator "KSiing’. Every session sees several numbers die of overwork, be commented. I The speaker plugged for higher pay for the legislators, since many capable people cannot possibly run for the job. The recent session did pass a pay hike bill, but Governor Branigin vetoed it Because of this, as high as SO per cent of the chambers turn over each session, he said. He also asked for an overhauling of the legislative process on a state level, and in doing so the federal government would not have so many areas in which to act. He said from the state's founding in 1816 until the 1852 constitution which is now in vogue, the legislature met every year, but since 1852 it has met 61 days every two years. He decried this as “horse’ and buggy” and said there is a real'need for annual sessions. Guests Guests included Warren Shively, John Abshire. Bruce Van Dec Wede, Thomas A. Knoop. William Bradford. Donald Tiegler, McKinley Blough. Donald Rock. Jack Vanderford. Joseph Howell. Thames Mauzy, Jerry Herbhon, Leo Seltennght. James Mfiler, Arch Baumgartner. Gus Rump, Carroll Sherman, Lawrence Ptetcher, and student guests Donna Huff, Ulf Postulka and John Kremer.

Carol Todd And Chester Elder Wed Saturday In Church Os God

Carol A. Todd and Chester D. Eider, Sr., both of Syracuse, were united in marriage at 6:30 p.m. Saturday at the Syracuse Church of God. Rex. James McKibbin, pastor of the church, performed the single ring ceremony.

Commander Van Keppel To Speak Memorial Day At North Webster

Past commander Don Cretcher of Post 253, American Legion at North Webster, announced today that second district commander Garrett Van Keppel has been engaged to give the annual Memorial Day address at North Webster. Services at the cemetery are scheduled to begin at 1 p.m. Tuesday. May 30. Preceding the traditional ceremonburg was treated in the emergency room of the Murphy Medical Center over the week end. Gary John, two-year-old son of Mr and Mrs Joe Gerericser of r 1 Milford, underwent a tonsillectomy at the Goshen hospital Tuesday. Billy Richardson, a student at the Milford school, was taken to the Goshen hospital Tuesday where 19 stitches were required to closa a gash in his knee. The lad was playing ball during a physical education class and fell on a beer bottle wliich someone left lying on the sidewalk near the school He was released following treatment. Don Byrd Is Low Medalist Don Byrd, pro-owner of the Wawasee Golf club at Syracuse, was low medalist at the sectional of the National Open held at South Bend. He had 76 and 70 for 146 in the 36 hole play on the wind swept country club. Tied for second with 147 were George Thomas of Elkhart and Jim Shaw of South Bend. Thomas had scores of 74 and 73 while Shaw finished with 70 and 77. Randy Quick of Valparaiso was third with 149. having scores of 77 and 72. In fourth place was Steve Cisco of Bloomington with 150. He had scores of 76 and 74. In fifth position was Gary Carl with 76 and 75 for a total of 151.

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Mrs. Everett Edgar and Harold Melchi, both of Syracuse, attended the couple. A reception followed at Oakwood Park, Syracuse. The couple is residing at r 1 box 147, Syracuse.

ies. a parade, including marching units, the American Legion, Legion Auxiliary. cub scouts, Brownies, girl scouts, Lions club, J. C.’s, high school band, volunteer firemen, ladies’ auxiliary and any other interested groups or individuals will start at 12:30. North Webster residents and the public are cordially invited to attend sen-ices. Another qualifying meet wfll be held at Chicago on June 5. It will also be a 36 hole meet. Second Time This is the second time Mr. Byrd has been low medalist. He was low in Phoenix, Ariz., in 1953. He qualified for the Open last year and played at the Olympic club in San FYancisco. Board Meets Following Groundbreaking Members of the Lakeland Community School Corporation’s board of tnistees met in the administrative office following groundbreaking senices last evening to go over business matters of the corporation. Final contracts for the high school were reviewed and a resolution was passed to convey land where the new school will be built to School Development Corporation. A quotation from Delp Electric of Plymouth for improvements to the fire alarm system at North Webster at a cost of $1,170 was accepted. During the groundbreaking ceremony board president James Stucky stated many thousands of man hours had gone into the building plans. Work has been done by board members, the administrative staff, teachers. architects and the contractors. The prayer of dedication was given by Rev. Kennard Robinson.

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