The Mail-Journal, Volume 5, Number 18, Milford, Kosciusko County, 7 June 1967 — Page 2

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CHAMPS ALL—Members of the Syracuse high school baseball team pose above after they won the first annual baseball sectional championship last Saturday in Nappanee. They downed New Paris 6-2 to win the victory. • • •

Syracuse Jackets Win Sectional Crown Saturday

The Syracuse Yellow Jackets under coach Eldon Ummel hammered the New Paris hurlers to win the first Indiana High School Athletic .Association sectional baseball tournament. Play was held at Nappanee last week. Syracuse defeated New Paris 6-2 in the championship game to win the title. They advanced to the title game by defeating Nappanee 7-2 in the semi-finals Saturday morning. » In the championship game Syracuse was led by Rob Clevenger who pitched a four hitter and pounded a triple and single. The Jackets rallied in the second inning, scoring four runs. Steve Wagner walked and Bob Pilcher doubled him home. Rob Smith and Tom Thornburg singled and John Thornburg singled and John Wortinger was safe vm a fielders choice driving in Pilcher. Cieveng-

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Wedding Vows Exchanged Sunday By Ginger Pippenger And Stanley Price

Wedding vows were exchanged on Sunday, June 4. at three o'clock in the First Brethren church in Nappanee by Miss Ginger Lee Pippenger, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Leßoy Pippenger of 652 south Main street. Nappanee, and Stanley Price, son of Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Price. 3r.. of r 1 Milford. Three hundred guests were invited to the double ring ceremony performed by Rev. Vernon Shaw, pastor of the Calvary Baptist church. Baskets of white mums, blue carnations and white snaps, potted palms and twin candelabra formed the church decorations. Nuptial music was provided by Miss Diana Exans and Mrs. George Reed. The bride, who was escorted to the altar by her father, wore a gown of imported Chantilly lace oxer nylon net and taffeta fashioned with a molded bodice, scalloped square neckline and short sleeves. The bouffant shirt ended in a court tram with a deep flounce. Her elbow length veil was caught to pearl petals coming down on her forehead. Her bridal bouquet was of white roses and blue and white carnations. Bride's Attendants Attending the bride were Miss Mardele Hochstetler of Nappanee, maid of honor, and Miss Susan Price, Milfont sister of the bridegroom as bridesmaid. Thar empire floor length £wreofbaby blue brocade were

Wednesday. June 7, 1967

The Yellow Jackets will advance to the North Manchester regional on Saturday. In the front row are Greg Smith, ] Max Broekers, John Kramer. Steve : Wagner, Bob Pilcher. Tom Thornburg and Rob Clevenger. • • •

er then singled to driving in j two more runs. New Paris sewed two runs in the fourth inning on two walks and two errors. j The Jackets had little trouble eliminating host Nappanee in the first semi-final game. Max Broekers hurled for the winners, striking out nine and walking only one. Clevenger was again the batting hero as he homered in the first ami singled in a run in the fourth. Jim Pared! homered for NappanI ee. Syracuse w2l play North White in the first game of the regional at North Manchester Saturday. Game time is 9 30. | Manchester and Logansport play the second game. The championship game will be played at 4 30 at the college field. Free advice, regardless of its ori--1 gin, is almost worthless.

MRS. STANLEY PRICE

styled with a square neck and sleeve--1 less Miss Hochstetler wore white ac- ■ cessories and Miss Price had blue | accessories. Each wore a baby blue I chin length veil and carried a bouI quet of blue and white carnations. ! Miss Kathy Price, sister of the bridegroom, was in charge of the guest book. Dawn Biller and Troy Richmond were flower girls, and Mark Pippenger. brother of the bride, was die ring bearer. Bill Bushong of r 3 Syracuse was the best man and Glenn Price, Jr., served his brother as groomsman. Ushers were Brian Wenger of Wakarusa. Max Beer of Milford and Allan Slagle of Nappanee. The bride’s mother was attired in a pink dress with pink accessories, and Mrs. Price wore a royal blue dress with white accessories. Each had white corsages. Reeepttoe A reception was held at the church following the ceremony. Servers were Mrs. Denny Yoder, Miss Becky Lutes. Mrs. Pippenger and Mrs. Jeff Kern. Upon their return from Florida, the newlyweds will reside at Milford. The bride was graduated from Nappanee high school on May 23. She is employed at Mencro at Nappanee. Mr. Price is employed at the C. S. Myers Ford garage in Milford.

In the Second row are Kermit Weldy. Dennis Harper. Rob Smith, John Wortinger and Mike Gordon. Making up the back row are Curt Stucky. Dave Wickstrom, Gary Firestone. Alan Zimmerman. Brad Bauer and coach Eldon Ummel. • • •

Unit 226 Holds Election Os Officers Tuesday At the regular business meeting of the American Legion Auxiliary 226 of Milford, nominations for the coming year were read and an election was held. New officers are as follow’s: President—Mrs. Robert Davis First vice—Mrs. Wade Mishler Second vice—Mrs. Robert Rassi Secretary—Mrs. William Leemon Treasurer—Mrs. Harry Haab Historian—Mrs. Herbert Felkner Chaplain—Mrs. Marvin Rapp Sgt.-at-arms—Mrs. Dean Baker Executive board—Mrs. Ralph Berkeypile. Mrs. Hattie Becker and Mrs. Worth Jackson. Outgoing president Mrs. Berkeypile presided and the song of the month, ‘ Battle Hymn of the Republic ’, was tng by the members. The community service chairman, Mrs. Oliver Replogle, was instructed to present the nursing home with a 50 star flag from the Ancil Geiger unit. The president read three letters from the different department chairmen. namely—Knightstown Home. Marion VA hospital and the Lafayette Soldiers ami Sailors home. The unit chose to contribute toward the Lafavette Home to help furnish a room. The cost of refurnishing one room in the home is S4OO. Due to the meeting night coming on the Fourth of July, the next meeting date was changed to July 5. The hymn of the month. “Fairest Lord Jesus"’, was sung by the unit. Historian Mrs. Harry Haab read the highlights of the year. Last year Mrs. Haab’s history won first place in the second district. Following the dosing of the meeting. Mrs Herbert Felkner sang. “Little Old Lady”, in honor of the Gold Star Mothers present. Mrs. Robert Rassi was hostess for the occasion with 28 members and one guest. Miss Penny Robbins, present. Jack Stump Home From Viet Nam Jack Stump, son of Mr. and Mrs. Bruce McClintic of Milford returned borne last Friday after serving with the U. S. navy in Nha Be, Viet Nam. Jack will report back about July 1 and is to be stationed in Pearl Harbor. Hawaii.

FRI. - SAT. - SUN. Open 6:45 HOTTER HELLS \ ANGELS! Dana Andrew's*Jeanne Crain "HOT ROOS TO HELL" In Metrocolor

DANCE at TIPPY Lake Tippecanoe — Leesburg, Ind. SAM THE SHAM The Pharaoh* and the Shametta Plus THE FANTASTIC EPICS WOWO’S DON CHEVILLET Wednesday, June 7 9 to 12 *2 50 2 BANDS 2 -r SAT.. JUNE 10 — *l-25 — 2 BANDS 2 Dancing' even.’ Wed. and Sat. until Labor Day. Some lucky boy or Kiri will win a NEW MUSTANG at TIPPY this summer. Nothing to buy. The more you attend the better your chances of winning. MEET YOUR FRIENDS AT TIPPY

SYRACUSE . NORTH WEBSTER Hospital Notes MRS. MARTIN LEVERNIER IN ST. MARY’S HOSPITAL Mrs. Martin Levemier, Syracuse, is a patient in St. Mary’s hospital. Rochester. Minn., where her condition is listed as serious. Mr. and Mrs. Pad Levernrr returned Monday from Rochester and report Mrs. Levemier is somewhat improved but still in a serious condition. She was taken by air ambulance to Rochester last Wednesday. Paul Levemier has stated that one member of the family 'plans to be with her during the next two or three weeks that she will remain at St. Mary’s. Mrs. Leona Stalter, North Webster, was reteased from the Whitley County hospital Tuesday, May 30. Mrs. Earl Shepherd, r 1 North Webster. was treated in the emergency room of the Murphy Medical Center Friday and released. Ronald Puckett, r 1 North Web-' ster, was released from the Whit- > ley County hospital Thursday. Ralph Wysong. North W’ebster. j was admitted to the Whitley County I hospital Thursday Mrs. Robert Cripe, r 1 North ] Webster, was released from the Whitley County hospital Sunday. HaroM E. Mek+ii. r 1 Pierceton, u’as admitted to the Murphy Medical Center Friday with an injured hand He was later released. Rev. Joseph Koble is a patient in the Goshen hospital. Cards may be sent to room 209. MILFORD - LEESBURG Hospital Notes Mrs. Rhea Schrader of r 2 Leesburg was treated in the emergency room of the Murphy Medical Center over the Memorial holiday last week. Mrs. Emma M. Ripley of Milford was released from the Murphy Medical Center Wednesday. Steve Tamer, Thurman Sparkman. Arthur Fredrickson and Charles Keser, Sr., of r 1, all of Leesburg, were treated Wednesday in tlie emergency room of the MurphyMedical Center. Mrs. Gladys Garvin of r 1 Leesburg entered the Whitley County hospital at Columbia City last weak. She has been dismissed. Mrs Nila Cowan of Leesburg was released Thursday from the Murphy Medical Center. Miss Bonnie Yoder of Leesburg was treated in the emergency nxsTi of the Murphy Medical Center Thursday. David Floras, one-month-old son of Mr. and Mrs. Unaldo Floras of r 1 Milford, was treated in the emergency room of the Murphy Medical Center over the week end. Maynard Osburn of Leesburg was treated over the week end in the emergency room of the Murphy Medical Center. / Michael Zimmerman of near Milford was released from the Goshen hospital Friday.

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VALEDICTORY — Miss Cheryl Peffley. Syracuse high school valedictorian. is shown delivering the valedictory at the commencement on ;

73 Seniors Graduate From Syracuse Friday Evening

A near record graduating class of 73 seniors switched their mortar board tassels Friday night at the Syracuse gym to become the next to the last class to graduate from Syracuse high school. Eighty Graduated Last Year The ritual, soleum and real for the uniformly clad scholars — boys in crimson and girls in white — was performed before a gym full of faculty, parents and friends. The sea of flash bulbs going off during the processional and < recessional during the presentation of diplomas was a reflection of parental pride. Hear Students Co-salutatorian Donna Huff spoke on “Greater Horizons’’ and extended a challenge to her classmates to work toward a better world, whfle her equally honored classmate John Kramer used “Excelsi-

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Friday night. She spoke on “Reflections’*. Seen on the platform from left are Church of the Brethren minister

s or’’ as the theme of his remarks, r Class valedictorian Cheryl Peff- ? ! ley. in chatty remarks, pridefuily t ' reviewed the accomplishments of ™ her class and of the school during j her four years in high school. She | titled her talk “Reflections”. r' The address to the seniors and s ■ audience was by Rev. Wflliam J. - i Vamos, pastor of the Warsaw First I Presbyterian church, titled “Three e Reasons to Live”. > He said the three lasting qualities 1 of life are Faith. Hope and Love, s and the last of these is the greati. est of them all. He seated his remarks in a letter Apostle Paul e wrote to the Corinthians. The - speaker was introduced by Lakes land superintendent Lewis S. Im- , mel. r The class was presented for grad- - uation by principal Robert L. Slav-

Ralph Wagoner, principal Robert Slavens, superintendent Lewis S. Immel, and Lakeland school board treasurer, Charles C. Kroh.

I ens. and diplomas were presented I by Lakeland, school board treasurer I Charles W. Kroh. Congratulations were extended by superintendent Immel and a rose was given to each graduate. / The invocation and benediction wer» given by Rev. Ralph Wagoner, pastor of the Syracuse Church of the Brethren. Elizabeth Geible Receives Scholarship Miss Elizabeth Geible, daughter of Rev. and Mrs. Merrill Geible, r 4 Syracuse, received the Farrell Scott voice scholarship at the annual awards day convocation at Indiana Central college, Indianapolis. recently.

Trinity Circle Enjoys Porch Picnic The Trinity circle of the Syracuse Methodist church met Thursday at the home of Mrs. George Kleopfer for a porch picnic. Mrs. Vern Brinkman, chairman, gave the devotions. There were 12 members present. There wiH be no meeting in July. The next meeting will be with Mrs. Harold Gray, August 3, with Mrs. Carl R. Reynolds assisting. Ig] D |w] Q DRIVE-IN THEATRE

THUR.-FRI.-SAT. Open 8 p.m. Shown at 8:40 NICK ADAMS as "Young Dillinger" Plus at 10:40 Burt Lancaster - Lee Marvin Robt. Ryan - J. Palance "The Professionals"

SUN. - WED. At 8:45 . MICHAEL CAINE in "Funeral In Berlin" Plus At 10:30 Audrey Hepburn and Peter O'Toole "How To Steal A Million"