The Mail-Journal, Volume 5, Number 40, Milford, Kosciusko County, 8 November 1967 — Page 10

THE MAIL-JOURNAL Wednesday, November 8,

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TUESDAY FIRE — This photo shows the interior of the four-year-old home of .Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Dilley, Jr., of Venetian Island. Lake Wawasee. which was completely gutted by fire Tuesday afternoon.

‘Q3JZINMK AROUND I J Lakeland school corporation business manager Marion ("Bud") Lantz has his hands full attempting to re-route the 28 school buses for next year. Right now he is riding with the bus drivers in an effort to pinpoint each lakeland student who lives in the country. He admits its a “big job”, full of pov-tbiiit.es for error, but he hopes’ to have it all figured out by September 1, 1968. • • • Customers at Klink's .Market in Syracuse will miss the friendly smile of Ernestine Shrout. a Lake Wawasee resident, who has worked as a check out girl at Klink's for some time. She left last Wednesday for Youngtown, Ariz.. where she will reside at 12009, 113th Drive, until May. • • • Milford principal Donn Kesler commented following the MilfordNorth Webster basketball game Friday night at the Syracuse gym bow fans from the two schools joined in to heartily sing the national anthem. Principal Kesler said this : came with no prodding from school officials either, and found it “refreshing” in light of recent nationally publicized disturbances to the contrary.

if you are one of those fans who wants to know where Westview high school is. we have this to offer: West view high school is located at Unnu The easiest route to Emma is road 5 north out of Ligonier for , approximately 41 miles to county! road 300 S (there is a large pile of | road sand at the intersection*, then J east 2 miles to Emma, then north ; '♦ mile on the right. The school is ; approximately I mile south of US 1 20. Syracuse fans are to sit on the | left or west side of the gym. •• • I Also of interest to all fans are Mxne new rules changes for this season, provided by Syracuse coach Ken Workman: 1. Mid-court marks three feet long have been placed at the sidelines 28 feet from the end line to help eliminate the “lack of action" or "stall game". A team is required to take the ball below these lines to eliminate lack of action if they are behind in score, and are not closely guarded by oppostion above the mentioned marks. I Benches for players of both teams, as well as the scorers’ and timers' beaches shall be placed at the side of the playing court where facilities permit. 1 Number borders may be no wider than W inch. The penalty is one technical for each player in violation. 4. There are no longer team fouls. If two players enter without reportlag, each is assessed with a technical. 5 A player shall not touch the ball or basket when the ball is on or within either basket, or touch the ball when it is touching the cylinder having the ring as its lower base, or touch the ball following a field goal trv while it is in downward flight entirely above the basket rim lev el and has the possibility of entering the basket in flight. Ttus is another way of saying that DUNKING IS ILLEGAL. «. A player shall Mt cause the backboard to vibrate

Syracuse firemen said the fire started from a water heater explosion. All household furnishings were lost in the fire and most of their personal belongings. There were no personal injuries. firemen stated.

while the ball is in flight after a try or is touching the backboard. I or is on or in the basket, or in the cylinder above the basket. • • • Ute first signs of the clearing to make way for the new Lakeland youth center on the comer of road 13 and Chicago avenue south of town i are apparent. This week we are seeing the dismanteling of the one-story frame building which was occupied by the Junk Shop. Later the building on the comer, now occupied by ixi Anderson, will come down. A new building is go- ! ing up on the Pickwick Road which : Anderson will occupy. All this is being done while work is going ahead on the new 50 by 100 youth center building. It will be situated on the south end of the 200 by 200 lot. *

It's All Messages to Viet Nam MOBILE UNIT Saturday, November 17 10 am. til 1 p.m. in Downtown Syracuse 1:30 til 9 p.m. at Kale Island Beacon Presented TO VIETNAM & Public Service By The VOICE AND MESSAGES KALE I°* Vietnam island tSW Wl BEACON A Free Tape Recorded Message Will Be Given To Parents, Brothers, Sisters or Wives of Servicemen in Viet Nam or Other Overseas Areas. 0 This Five Minute Recorded Letter-Message Will Be Enclosed in an Airmail Packet, Ready For Delivery, and will be Presented to Relative at Our Mobile Unit. Servicemen Receiving Recorded Tapes Can Replay Tape at the U.S.O. Center in His Area. Good For Anyone in The Lakeland District And AH It Costs You Is A 5< Stamp

Firemen were called at 3:30 p.m., but the fire had spread throughout the house when they arrived. The house is a one-story brick of modern design. A Mail-Journal staff photo.

County auditor Noble C. Blocker is an ardent high school basketball fan. Not only does be follow closely the fortunes of his home Yellow Jackets, but he is fan enough to want to watch most any ' game involving area teams. For example, he was situated in the upper loft of the Syracuse gym Friday night munching on a bag of popcorn and watching the Milford I Trojans and the North Webster Trojans slug it out. • • • The other day two women passed on the Syracuse-Milford road. The Syracuse woman was going to Milford to get her hair fixed, and the Milford woman was going to Syracuse to get her hair fixed. Well, this is keeping it at home i anyway.

Silver Thimble Club Visits Elkhart County Home Sunday Members of the Silver Thimble club of the Milford Apostolic Christian church and their husbands visited the Elkhart County Home Sunday afternoon. Mrs. Arthur Haab addressed the residents and presented Mrs. Dorothy Roe, matron, with Thanksgiving table centerpieces. Mrs. Don Hoover, president of the club, was introduced. Group singing of hymns was accompanied by Miss Cynthia Beer at the piano. Mrs. Virgil Zimmerman played an accordion solo, “A Closer Walk With Thee”, followed by several other selections. Rev. Walter Steffen delivered a short sermon after which refreshments were served to the 64 residents. Mrs. <Da vault) Jones, a former employee at Milford, is a resident at the home. The Milford folks went to a restaurant north of Goshen for dinner, after which they spent the evening in the home of Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Haab on r 5 Goshen.

Kale Island Beacon’s Johnnie and Mary Kimble are offering res- : idents of the Lakeland area a chance to send a message to friends or relatives in Viet Nam, or any other overseas outpost, for I Christmas. On Saturday, Nov. 17, a van will ’ be set up in the uptown Syracuse | area from 10 a.m. until 1 p.m., and ■ it will be at the Beacon from 1:30 to i 9 p.m. All you have to do is go in and make a tape recording, any length you want. They will package it for you. Cost to you: A 5c stamp! Take along a relative or friend and send the boys a word of encouragement from home. With Christmas coming, they’ll be ever appreciative. < • • A call is going out for pictures of clubs or groups which are SHS-af-filiated for the upcoming, final school annual. They are asking for pictures from 1900 to 1940. Send them to Mrs. Keith Whiteman. A plug for the annual staff: Order your copy of the annual early through Mrs. ’Whiteman. • • • It’s a grand opening and birthday party Tuesday, Nov. 14, at the new Louie’s Bar and Grill south of Syracuse on old road 13. The grand opening coincides with Louie’s birthday, so they’re doing it up in one big fling. Their new quarters are nice, new’, roomy, inviting.

Lakeland Youth News By BUD SMITH Our dance Saturday night was a great success with the “Vacs” putting out some mighty fine music. Since we are having a dance at the school Friday night, the Youth Center will be closed during evening hours. Also due to the Friday dance and the Saturday game there will hot be a dance at the Center this week. Next Saturday, however, we will feature the "Sons of Dawn”. I’ll have more on that next week. The Youth Center wiH not be open after school Thursday night this week due to the fact we are having our annual style show and the Center will be used as a dressing room. I would like to mention that we have a large number of persons who are not active members at this time due to the fact their dues have not been paid. Let’s all make an effort to renew cur membership as soon as possible, 0.K.? It will help me immensely on our new home, and not only that but dances are less expensive for members. I have been assured that we will be moving into our new home early in January. This is going to be really great folks, with all sorts of new equipment and a beautiful building al 1 our own. Work is now underway and I suggest that you look each time you go by to note each day’s progress.

WSCS Planning Bazaar And Dinner Plans are going ahead for the annual bazaar and Harvest dinner to be held November 16 in the Syracuse Methodist church. The event is Sponsored by the Woman’s Society of Christian Senice of that church. During the past weeks circle members have been sewing and working diligently on various bazaar projects. Many of the items have been made especially for Christmas. The bazaar will be held from 2 to 8 p.m. The Harvest dinner will be served in the fellowship hall erf the church from 5 to 7.30 p.m. Co-ehairmen for the two committees are Mrs. Gene Ludwig and Mrs. Forrest Thomas, bazaar; and Mrs. Maurice Koher and Mrs. Dale Allen, Harvest dinner. Read The Classified Ads

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CORRECT ADDRESS The address for SP/4 Robert W. Ellis, son of Mr. and Mrs. Wilbur

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Ellis of Syracuse, was incorrectly printed in last week’s issue. Following is the correct address: SP/4 Robert W. Ellis

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