The Mail-Journal, Volume 5, Number 39, Milford, Kosciusko County, 1 November 1967 — Page 2

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NORTH WEBSTER’S TROJANS — Here are the 1967 North Webster Trojans. They will open their season on Friday when they meet Milford in the • • •

Webster Opens Basketball Season

Mike Kurtz, new basketball coach at North Webster high school, hopes to at least match last year’s 13 win — eight loss record accomplished by former coach Don Butts. Butts’ team also captured the county tournament championship. At present Kurtz is not overly optimst ic due to several pre-season injuries to varsity players. But. he experts all player to be in top shape and ready for the opener against Milford in the Syracuse gym on Friday, Nov. 3. kurtz has five lettermen returning to his team. Namely, Charlie Baker. Kent Brower. Roger Cormican. Mike Lewallen and Ron Shipley. All

Know Your Candidates —

With the election set for next Tuesday, Nov. 7, this is the last in a series on the candidates for town board and clerk-treasurer. All six town board candidates were given a chance to state their qualifications and opinions on several subjects which have been before the present board during the past few months. They have been reported as received The remaining two candidates for town board are Carl Duncan. Republican from ward two: and Ralph R rkeypik’. Democrat from ward two a Carl Duncan Mr. Duncan is currently serving as president of the board. When his current term expires he will have served a total of 12 years as a Mil- , ford town board member. He and his wife, Man - , reside on Katherine street and are Hie parents of two children — Alice and Max. Mr. Duncan is a farmer. Ralph Berkeypile Ralph Berkeypile operates the; Texaco station on road 15 and is a school bus driver. He and his wife Gladys reside on the corner of state road 15 and Emeline street. •Ti’k V are th* parents of two ch i- I dren. Charl<« am? Sally. At 57. Mr. Berkeypile is a member j of the American Legion and 40 et 8 Voiture of Kosciusko county. He served 3S years during World War 11. being on European duty for 15 months. Being a lifetime resident of Milford he felt it was his duty to run for the town board when he was asked. He believes definitely the park should be improved as it is a good \ recreation spot for the young people; as well as the older ones He also | thinks a small fee should be paid for the people who use it—to help with the upkeep. He feds junk cars should be disposed of if the board can find a place to put them. Mr. Berkeypile feels the sewage system is something he wall have to learn a lot about. And. he doesn’t think a town the size of Milford has a need for a judge. Running for the post of clerktreasurer in this year’s election are Mrs. Herbert < Edith’ Baumgartner. Republican, and Mrs. Ralph (Helen’ Biller, Democrat. Mrs. Baumgartner __ Mrs. Baumgartner is currently the town’s clerk-treasurer, having had successfid past experiences in the office. She is running for the post because she feels the clerk-treasurer should be available at any time to fulfill the duties expected of this office. Mrs. Baumgartner thinks the park at Waubee lake is a great asset to this town that is not wholly realized by the citizens of this community. She also states the junk cars are an eye sore anywhere. On the sewage treatment she reports the state health department demands certain sanitary eoußtions for a community. As to a sewage treatment plant vs a waste stabilization pond it would depend which fits best in the town budget. Mrs. Baumgartner thinks what the town needs is progress, not stumbling blocks. She is a member of the Methodist church. Order of Eastern Star, American Legion Auxiliary and Columbian Reading Circle. Mm. BHler Mrs. Biller is a housewife and has been a personnel clerk for the past five years. She is a member of the Milford Christian church. She has had typing, bodekeeping. payroll and personnel experience. •hie reason that she is running for the clerk-treasurer’s post is because she is interested in the activ-

Wednesday, November 1, 1967

Syracuse gym. It will be the first outing for coach Mike Kurtz. In the front row are manager Greg • « •

are seniors. He’ll have a short team with Brower at six foot, two inches being the tallest. Shipley at six even and . sophomore Allen Barrett six foot, one-half inch, are the only two to top ■ the six foot mark. Other members of his team are juniors Dean Anderson and Burt Culver and sophomores John Cor-i bin. Herb Culver. Dick Kemper, Jan lamdy and Dave Rider. Jerry Minton is assistant coach. Schedule This year’s schedule for the Trojans follows: Nov. 3—Milford Syracuse Nov. 7—Jefferson Twp. Middlebury

ities of the community. Her ideas on the park at Waubee lake arc to improve it. so it will be an improvement to the community as well as a place of entertainment for anyone who wants to come to Waubee lake. She feels that the w’aste stabilization pond wo<4d be satisfactory and a lot less expensive to the communitv than the sewage treatment plant. j She is not in favor of a judge for Milford, which, she claims, would j involve a lot more expense. SYRACUSE WIFE JOINS HUSBAND IN FLORIDA Mrs. Richard Coy has returned to Jacksonville, Fla., to join her husband, who is in the navy and based at Jacksonville. Mrs. Coy has been at the home of her parents. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Plank. Syracuse.

I PLAN TO ATTEND | 4th ANNUAL FALL BENEFIT jSTYIE SHOW I Presented By J TOM SOCKS I Featuring The New J | JACK WINTER LINE I Thurs., Nov. 9— 1 p.m. I PICKWICK LOUNGE I H. j B There will be a dessert served with bridge played after the show I Tickets *1“ Per Person I •|| On sale at Tom Socks or any Youth Center board member I Come For The Afternoon And Bring A Party |

White, Charles Baker, Jan Tundy, Herbie Culver, Mike Lewallen and manager Dennis Shields. In the back are coach Mike Kurtz. • oo

Nov. 10—Huntington Catholic Here Nov. 16—Bethany Here Nov. 22—Larwill There Nov. 28—Wolf Lake There Dec. I—Akron Here Dec. B—Albion Here Dec. 9—Wakarusa Here Dec. 15—Fairfield Concord Dec. 19—Syracuse Here Jan. s—South Whitley Larwill Jan. 10. 11, 12. 13-Co. Tour. Warsaw Jan. 19—Middlebury Here Jan. 36—Pierceton There Feb. 2—Mentone There Feb. 9—Arcola Here Feb. 10—Seminary Here Feb. 16—Larwill Here

: NOVEMBER CALENDAR GHTEN The November calendar for the Lakeland school corporation is ; i; listed below: November 5-11—American Edu- ■: cation Week November 6—Lakeland School : Corporation college night November 23-24—Thanksgiving vacation LAKELAND YOUTH CENTER NEWS By BUD SMITH Don’t miss this week end at the Youth Center, folks’ We are featuring the fabulous sounds of the “Yars”. The dancing will be from 7.30 to 10:30 Saturday, Nov. 4. This will be one of our finest dances of the year.

Burt Culver, Allen Barrett. Kent Brower, Ron Shipley. Roger Cormican and assistant coach Jerry Minton.

Coach Dorsey Releases Roster For Milford Coach William Dorsey has released the fallowing roster for this year’s Trojan basketball team at Milford. He has only two lettermen — Ted Speicher and Dan Brown, both seniors. The battle of the Trojans will initiate Hoosier Hysteria on Friday evening when Milford and North Webster clash in the Syracuse gym. The junior varsity game is set to begin at 6.45 with the varsity game following. On this year’s varsity squad are Speicher, Brown, Steve Replogle, Dennis Newcomer and Tom Gunden, all seniors; and Keevin Estep, Jim Beer, Louie Davis and Hubert Krull, ah juniors. Brown is the tallest member on the team at 6’3”. H 6 is followed by EStep and Beer at 6'2” and Replogle at 6T” Speicher at 5’7” is the shortest member of the team. The Trojan's schedule appeared in last week’s issue and may be found again in a congratulatory ad elsewhere in this issue. Syracuse Students Win Elkhart County 4-H Awards Several 4-H members of the Syracuse area won awards at the recent Elkhart county’ 4-H awards program. G. Eugene Eckrote, county extension agent, agriculture, presented awards to Jane Hibschman in dairy; Edwin Cable, field crops Debbie Smith, safety; Diane Emmert, food preservation, photography and achievement; Bonnie Mishler, home economics: and Lowell Cable, 10-year member.

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THE MILFORD TROJANS — The Milford Trojans took time out from practice long enough to pose for a Mail-Journal photographer last week.

MILFORD - LEESBURG Hospital Notes Dismissed from the Murphy Medical Center last Wednesday was George L. Denney of r 2 Leesburg. David D. Woodworth, seven-year-old son of Mr. and Mrs. Richard Woodworth of r 1 Leesburg, was treated last Wednesday in the emergency room of Murphy Medical Center. Mrs. Luanne Bjella of r 1 Milford was admitted to the Goshen hospital Thursday. Herschel Albert of r 2 Leesburg was released Thursday from Murphy Medical Center. - Harry R. Beatty of r 2 Leesburg entered the Murphy Medical Center over the week end. Merle Campbell, Sr., of Milford, was released Tuesday from the Goshen hospital. Mrs. Richard Smith of Milford underwent major surgery Thursday at the Goshen hospital. Mrs. Michael Amolt, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Arlo Beiswanger of Milford, is a patient at the Billings hospital. University of Chicago, Chicago, 111./where she is to undergo surgery. Mrs. Amolt, the former Vicki Fuller, is in room 314.

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The Trojans are preparing to open their last season this Friday. They will play North Webster, who with Syracuse, will join Milford as the

i SYRACUSE . NORTH WEBSTER ! Hospital I Notes Mrs. Hascal Grissom, r 2 Syra- > cus. was treat'd in the emergency room of the Murphy Medical Center Tuesday and released. Mrs. James Hamman, Syracuse, i was admitted to the Elkhart hospital I Wednesday. Mrs. W. J. Harris, North Webster, j was admitted to Whitley County hos- i pital Thursday. She was released on I , Tuesday. Mrs. Loren Kruger. North Webster, was released from Murphy Medical i Center Thursday. Mrs. Roy Caywood, r 1 North Webster, is a patient in Murphy Medical. Center. She was released Tuesday Clayton Cutter, North Webster, for-, mer state policeman, is a patient in the Veterans’ Administration hospital, at Fort Wayne. Thomas Fribley, 13, son of Mr. and Mrs. William Fribley, North Webster. | was treated in the emergency room of Murphy Medical Center Monday i and released. Mr.* and Mrs. Bob Teeple, Char-1 lene and Bobbie Lynn, have moved to Suburban Acres Trailer Court.

i J W’awasee Warriors next fall. In the front row are Tom Gunden, i Louie Davis, Larry Kammerer and ; Ted Speicher.

I NEW ADDRESS GIVEN I FOR ROBERT ELLIS i Mr. and Mrs. Wilbur Ellis. Syrai cuse, have received the following address for their son. Bob: SPI Robert W. Ellis, US 58851F56 195th AVN CO, (AML' APO 96370 San Francisco, > K E 3-3320 i ~~~ THURSDAY - SATURDAY. November 2-3-4 Out For Kicks and in for Trouble! “Bom Losers” Color SUNDAY - WEDNESDAY, November 5 thru 8 Sandy Dennis in “Up The Down Staircase” i Technicolor

In the back with coach Bill Dorsey are Hubert Krull, Jim Beer, Dan Brown, Steve Replogle, Keevin Estepand Dennis Newcomer.

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