The Mail-Journal, Volume 5, Number 43, Milford, Kosciusko County, 29 November 1967 — Page 2

THE MAIL-JOURNAL Wednesday. November 29, 1967

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K p I jlk \ < Pierceton Gets The Tip

Webster And Milford Bow In Pre-Thanksgiving Games

B.h tii- North W.bster and Milford Trojans were downed by Whitko opponents Larwill and Pierceton in pre-Thanksgiving games List Wednesday. North Webster suffered its first defeat of the year on the Larwill court wh n the host Trojans defeated the visiting five 70-62 Milford in a nip and tu 4c battle with Pierceton was downed 56-55. North Webster - Larwill A total of five I-irwill players were in double figures with G and Hell hitting for 12 each, Stephens and Campbell hitting for 11 each and Walter hitting for 10 Kent Brower Was high for North Webster with 13 and Mike Lewallen add 'd an additional 11. Larwill took an early lead in a high scoring first quarter which ended 21-17. however, the shoe was on the other foot at half-time with North W.-lister leading 33-31. Larwill again gained the lead in tlie third quartet whitjl ended 53-45 The final score was 70-62 Box scores follow: I.\H.VILL <7Ol - Branning 101. Gravis 44’. Hull 443. Brand -nburg 301. Stephens 434, Walter 303. Camp 512. Goodrich 224 NORTH WEBSTER («B> — Lewallen 513. Brower 531, Cormican 345, B Culver 313, Barett 141. Baker 331. Shipley 303 Larwill also won the “B" earn game 48-31. Milford • Pierceton The Pierceton Cubs came from behind Wcdne-day n:g:i! at North Webster to defeat a fighting Milford team. 56 to 55. Aft.r being outplayed the first half and down by 10 points the Cubs turned. on in the third quarter to tie the score and in the dying seconds of the fourth to take the

Phons KE 3-3321 FRIDAY - WEDNESDAY, December 1 thru 6 Lee Marvin Angie I lickins>n in “POINT BLANK” Color THURSDAY - SATURDAY, December 7-8-9 Dean Mnrtin George Peppard Jean Simmons in “ROUGH NIGHT IN JERICO”

TURF BAR At MILFORD, INDIANA Beer — Wine — Food HALF $1 25 CHICKEN I CARRYOUT Betty and Toby

lead and win by one point. Pi re. ton had five more field i goals than the Trojans but were J Old rebound ?d 36 to 31 and had 17 free throws for 35 per cent against j the Trojans 15 for 26 for 58 per cent Milford's- Tom Gunden led all scorers with 17 points followed by I teammate Steve Replogle with 11. Gary Bigg's led the Pierceton scoring with 13 points followed by . Brad Scheldt with 11. Hal Wright 10. Steve Reed and Kreger eight each, and Brace Sweet heimer with six to complete the Cubs scoring. Score by quarters: Pierceton 10 23 41 56 Milford 14 33 41 55 [ Box scores follow PIERCETON <56 - Boggs 613, Brown 001. Menzic 001, Schuklt 433. Sweetheimer 304. Recd 321, Wright 1 502, Kreger 403 Totals. 25 field goals, six free throws. 18 personal fouls. MIIJAJRD 55' — Kammerer 323. Replogle— 512, Brown 333. Gunden | 100 Sinchr 325 Totals. | 20 livid goals, 15 free throws, 171 personal fouls tub B Team Wins 57-28 Coach Tom Irwin’s junior varsity, rebounding from a discouraging loss against South Whitley last week d at all stops to get a solid 57 to 28 win ov-'r the junior Trojans Wednesday night. The B team was kd in scoring by Dave Ellenwood and Kim Shoemaker with 20 and 14 points rc- ’ spedively. Sorenson and Haab each had six I points lor Milford. Pi treeton had a tight defense through out most of the game and also cut rebounded the Trojans. 30 to 23. Score by quarters Pierceton 8 24 42 57 . Milford 4 9 19 28 — Friday’s Action in action this coming Friday it's Milford vs FairfieW. North Websls r vs Akron and Syracuse vs Con-| cord. * Th? Milford game will be played on the Concord junior high school court at Dunlap with the Falcons serving as hosts. Both North Web- ’ ster and Syracuse will be at home. Saturday’s Game Lakeland residents wishing to See Hoosier Hysteria on Saturday evening may attend th? Milford - South Whitley Bulldog game in the Syra- j cuse gym. — ' Junior High Game Set For Tonight Members of the Milford junior high basketball teams will travel to Claypool tonight at 630 where. they will play the junior Knights. It might surprise you to discover what your ’’good friends” say about you behind your back.

- FLASH! Kuhn To Be Trustee Harold Kuhn was named today to the post of trustee of Turkey Creek township according to information received at 2:30 from the county auditor. Kuhn was named to replace Jones on January 1. Jones' resignation becomes effective on December 31 of this year. Kuhn’s term will run from January 1, 1968, to December 31. 1970. The appointment was made by the commissioners upon recommendation of the advisory board and the precinct committeemen.

HEALTH

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CHILDREN AND HOSPITALS lIFHAT of the child going to a ” hospital for an operation? At home, he has been accustomed to close association with his family; has supplied the answers to physiological and emotional needs. Going to a strange environment among strange individuals can be a devastating experience. In special need of consideration are children in the age group under five years. The greatest upset mentally and emotionally is suffered by children in their second and third year. The initial phase of confusion may lead into despair after hours or days, and the child may become withdrawn and apathetic. The child’s physician needs to enlist the help of the parents in aiding the child to understand, the reason for the operation. To* gether they should try to prepare the child for what the inside of the hospital will be like. The child can benefit by the assurance that the anesthetic is intended to prevent pain, and that awakening and well-being will follow. A help for the child is to be allowed to bring into the hospital some familiar object such as a toy or a doll. The mother should be permitted to remain with the child in the hospital at least until be has had his scheduled bath, and her daily visits will be highly beneficial. Advertising Doesn’t Cost, It Pays !

I I I IN THE FAMILY - REALWOOD PANELING I ■ LARGE 4xß PANELS ■ Cabin Lauan $3.50 Antique Birch $5.25 Planked Lauan $3.95 Salem Maple • $5.50 Decor Ivorv $4.30 Colonial Birch $5.95 Ranch Pecan $4.60 Brasilia Driftwood ..... $6.30 Nutmeg Okume $4.80 Mission Elm $8.90 LUXURIOUS AMERICAN WALNUT only SIO.BO I ~ SPECIALS I I CONWED CEILINGS GZITE CARPET TILE I I 12x12 Tile Suspended 'o* 70< each II I Y'/iC 23c With Rubber Back II H i , ■ | • PHONE: IK-SSffl I American Industries I —PRE FIN ISHERS OF NATURAL PLYWOODS— Sat. Til Noon ■

4-Way Tournament

A four-way “B” team tournament will be held on Monday and Tuesday, Dec. 4 and 5, in the North Webster high school gymnasium. Participating schools are Milford, Syracuse, West Noble and North Webster. The doors will open at 5:45 each evening with the first game being played at 6:15 and the second at 7:30.

While mothfr is Busy Z / MOTH-PROOFING- . / 7 / BLANKETS I | 7 JUNIOR IS HAVING- 11 Li W a hall— 7/. _ / faßwWa 1 I I s AAKW£*AU./ 1 iyjrAß -Always kk£P -Household chemicals OR cleaning- supplies oor OF reAcu OF CHILDREN / •Council on Family Hoolth KH Elegant Salad of Frozen Artichoke Hearts •• V 1 « ! *5- WSH t^lrwJF Frozen foods are best buys in your local markets now. Take advantage of the fine quality, flavor, and texture of all these conveniently packaged foods. Economical, too, since they compare in cost with fresh foods. For an especially attractive and flavorful side salad, Artichokes Piquant are simple to m.ake, yet elegant to serve. The Birds Eye Artichoke Hearts are quickly cooked with carrots in a seasoned liquid, then chilled before serving on greens. ARTICHOKES PIQUANT 2 carrots, sliced 1 teaspoon salt y 2 cup water 1 teaspoon garlic salad 2 tablespoons salad oil dressing mix* 2 tablespoons lemon juice 1 package (9 oz.) frozen 1 small bay leaf (optional) artichoke hearts •Or use teaspoon garlic salt. Place carrots, water, salad oil, lemon Juice, bay leaf, salt, and salad dressing mix in saucepan. Boil about 5 minutes. Then add artichokes and simmer gently until artichokes are just tender—--5 to 8 minutes. Chill in seasoned liquid. Drain, remove bay leaf, and arrange on greens. Makes 4 servings.

Open House NEW KOSCIUSKO COUNTY RED CROSS HEADQUARTERS 501 North Lake Warsaw, Ind. SUNDAY, DECEMBER 3 1-5 p.m.

The drawing was as follows: Monday (6:ls)—Milford vs Syracuse Monday (7:3o'—North Webster vs West Noble Tuesday (6:ls'—Consolation game Tuesday (7:30' — Championship game A trophy will be awarded to the winner of the championship game.

Letters To The Editor

Happy About B & O Stop

Dear Editor: Happy about the pride and joy of the B and O at last stopping in town (Syracuse). Some years back this train was so special that if any of us got in the way 30 minutes before the “Cap” was due we were out of service and perhaps out of a job. A very important part of the stop

BIRTHSm in—r~ . NEFF, Kathryn Ann Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Neff, Marion, are the parents of a daughter, Kathryn Ann. born recently in the Marion hospital and weighing six pounds, three ounces at birth. This is the first child for Mr. and Mrs. Neff. Hie grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Neff. Marion, and Mr. and Mrs. Harold Juday, Syracuse. KERN, Tami Lyn Mr. and Mrs. Roger Kern of Syracuse became parents of a daughter, Tami Lyn, born at 6:02 p.m. Sunday, Nov. 19. in the Elkhart hospital. Miss Tami. the couple’s first child, weighed six pounds, three ounces at birth. The grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. William Kern of Syracuse, Irvin Ritzert of r 2 Claypool, and Mrs. Goldie Ritzert of Warsaw. LACKEY, Lisa Noel Mr. and Mrs. Jan F. Lackey of Leesburg are the parents of their first child, a girl, born at 5:15 a.m. Sunday, Nov. 19. in the Murphy Medical Center. Hie baby has been named Lisa Noel. She tipped the scales at seven pounds, 15 ounces. Maternal grandmother is Mrs. Helen Butler and paternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Qarence Lackey, all of Warsaw. Mr. and Mrs. Joe Ettinger of Warsaw and Mr. and Mrs. John Symonds of Port Tex., are the great-grand-parents. BRUMBAUGH. Shelley Rene Mr. and Mrs. James Brumbaugh of r 1 Milford are the parents of their first daughter. SheEey Rene, born at 12:15 am. Wednesday. Nov. 22. in the Murphy Medical Center. Shelley Rene weighed six pounds, 14 ounces at birth. Paternal grandparents are Mrs. Doris Jones of Goshen and Donald Brumbaugh of Milford and Mr. and Mrs. Willie Haywood of Warsaw are the maternal grandparents. Mrs. Light of Warsaw is a great-grand-mother.

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is that the depot is going to be open. This is where all of us, I think, have to lend a hand by not messing it up. I have seen some unattended depots and it seems people just don’t care how they litter up the place so what happens? They close and lock them. Well I don’t think any of our folks are like that so let’s show the B

Mr. and Mrs. Seth McFarren of Milford left Monday, Nov. 27. for Bonita Springs, Fla., to spend the winter.

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I and O we are not by closing the I doors behind us and using a little care in dropping stuff all over the place. Pretty nice to have a warm and dry place to wait. What do you think? Yours truly, Chuck Moses P.S. And I’m not just saying this because I’m employed bv the B and 0.

Mr. and Mrs. Christian Koher. Syracuse, were Thanksgiving day dinner guest’s of Dr. and” Mrs. Geo[rge Warner, Goshen.