The Mail-Journal, Volume 5, Number 7, Milford, Kosciusko County, 27 March 1968 — Page 2

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THE MAIL-JOURNAL—Wed., Mar. 27, 1968

Dave Gonsorek On All-Star Team

Dave Gonsorek, senior at Wawasee Preparatory, Syracuse, was named to the Fort WayneSouth Bend Diocesan All-Star team. The special team was made up of the best players from the seven diocesan high schools in the area, including Central Catholic, Fort Wayne, and St. Joe’s, South Bend. The honored players were feted March 19 at Warsaw, at a special awards banquet sponsored by Our Sunday Visitor, the diocesan weekly newspaper. Besides top place on the Wawasee Prep line up, Gonsorek was one of the top scorfrs in Kosciusko county. The son of Mr.,and Mrs. Z. Gonsorek, Michigan City, Dave is an honor - roll student and the winner of seven school letters and two of the school’s highly coveted star awards. A Purdue scholarship winner, he intends to attend the Michigan City extension this fall and later major in industrial management. County Coaches To Meet April 1 Coach Ken Workman of Syracuse, president of the county coaches association, has called a meeting for April 1 at 7:30 in the Pierceton high school building. To be discussed will be the county track meets, both high school and junior high; the county golf meet; the future of the organization; officers; summer baseball and other business. 200 Dads And Daughters Have Date The walls of the scout cabin bulged when approximately 200 dads and daughters met on Friday evening, March 22, for the Camp Fire Girls “date with dad’ as part of their observance of Camp Fire birthday week. . Each girl took lunch in a gaily trimmed box which she shared with her father at tables decorated with flowers and miscellany of mechanical objects. “Welcome, dad” in big red letters across one end of the room greeted the dads as they entered. Camp Fire symbols and insignia were displayed on the walls of the room against a background of 'white. Rev. August Lundquist of the Syracuse Methodist church gave the invocation. Mrs. Arthur Folger, leader of the Wa Ki Ya group, was in charge of the program. She introduced Mrs. Raymond Wilson, chairman of the Syracuse Camp Fire Association. Mrs. Wilson spoke briefly, expressing her appreciation of the interest shown in Camp Fire by those present. The Camp Fire program, she said, has but one object, and that is, “to help girls grow.” Suggestions for making the program more vital are always welcome, she said. The girls of Mrs. Folger’s group presented a puppet show in seven scenes, each scene portraying one of the seven crafts of Camp Fire. The seven crafts are: Business, home, sports and games, creative arts, frontiers, citizenship and out-doors. A conservation film “We Are On Our Way” shown by Rev. Lundquist concluded the evening. Mrs. Chet Elder and Mrs. Michael Mignery were in charge of decorations. Mrs. Jim Cox, Mrs. Wendel Shank and Mrs. Clayton Cough were in charge of food arrangements. The Tan Wapo Ka girls, Mrs. Bill Darr and Mrs. Raymond Wilson were clean-up committee. Farewell For Mrs. Campbell Mrs. George Bryan, r 4 Syracuse. entertained at four tables of bridge last Wednesday honoring Mrs. Raymond , Campbell, who will be moving from Syracuse to Sarasota, Fla., soon. A dessert was served by the hostess who presented Mrs. Campbell with a gift. Winners were Mrs. Jack Wells, first; Mrs. Helen Musser, second: Mrs. Campbell, third 1 ; Mrs. Ellie Blakesley. fourth; and Mrs. William Brammer, travel. Mrs. Otis Tucker has returned to her home at Memphis, Tenn., following a visit in the home of her nephew, Peter A. Blue, and Mrs. Blue at Syracuse Lake. Mr. and Mrs. Emory Guy, Syracuse, visited in the home of her brother, Harry Smith, and family at New Paris on Sunday. Mrs. Guy’s nephew, James Lee Smith, has returned from a tour of duty in Viet Nam.

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TO WED IN AUGUST — Mr. and Mrs. Harmon W. Liggett, r 5 Valparaiso, announces the engagement and approaching marriage of their daughter, Carol to Ronald V. Kramer, son of Mr. and Mrs. Ronald V. Kramer, 127 North Shore drive, Syracuse. Miss Liggett is a graduate of Valparaiso high school and the St. Mary Mercy hospital school of nursing at Gary and is presently employed in the Porter Memorial hospital at Valparaiso. .Her fiance is a graduate of Syracuse high school and has served four years with the U.S. navy. He is currently a student at Valparaiso Technical Institute. The couple will repeat their vows on August 17 in Immanuel Lutheran church at Valparaiso. Warriors To See 'Fantasy In Brass* Saturday After putting in from two to eight hours of practice a week this winter in preparation for shows at two home basketball games and to keep in shape for parades and competition this coming summer — the Wawasee Warriors Junior Drum and Bugle Corps members of Syracuse are looking forward "with great anticipation to this Saturday when they will travel to Chicago to see ‘Fantasy in Brass” put on at the Civic Opera House by 10 of the top dr.,m and bugle corps of the nation. About two-thirds of the corps fe expected to attend. This is not only an outing for the group but members will get new ideas on presentation of music and formations. The Warriors will take part in the Syracuse Civic Night Friday. The “Night” is being sponsored by the Syracuse Business and Professional Women. The corps members are also selling tickets on a 3*2 hp Charger Mini Bike which is on display in the American Legion hall window. The project is expected to close the gap in their uniform fund. CADET CITED FOR EXCELLENCE Cadet Pvt. Kirk Jobson, son of Mrs. Eldon D. Musser, Syracuse, a sophomore at Roosevelt Military Academy, Aledo, 111., was cited for excellence at Special ceremonies honoring award winners for the third quarter of the school year. Syracuse Youth Awarded Basketball Letter Fitzhugh Turner 11, son of Mr. and Mrs. Fitzhugh Turner, Jr., Syracuse, is among the nine students in Union college, Schenectady, N. Y.. awarded basketball letters for this season. The team completed its season with an 8-12 record. Mi 4 . Turner, a senior, is a science major, and a graduate of Minneehaug high school, Wilbraham, Mass. Methodist Elect Board Os Trustees Members of the Milford Methodist church at their fourth quarterly conference elected Vernon Stutzman, James Cecil and Harlan Wuthrich to their board of trustees. Other board of trustee members are Robert Brown, Archibald E. Baumgartner, Joe Gerencser, C. D. Barnes, Lawrence Myers and Robert Ruch. Rhonda Graff’s Birthday A birthday dinner was given in honor of Rhonda Graff Saturday by her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Roger Graff of Milford. Guests were Rick Graff, Mr. and Mrs. A. R. Graff, Mr. and Mrs. R. E Slabaugh, Mr. and Mrs. Ron Baumgartner and Chris, all of Milford, Mrs. John Yea ter, Lori, Larry and Mike, and Mrs. Barbara Eash of Nappanee.

Buy Chevrolet 3/4-Ton Truck

Van Buren township trustee John Davidsen and his advisory board, meeting at the Milford fire station Tuesday night, voted to purchase a three-quarter ton Chevrolet pick-up truck from McCormick Motors, Inc., Nappanee, for a base bid of $2,848. Options they accepted included 8-ply 9:50x16*2 mud and snow tires for S4O, and a 250 h.p., 327 cu. - in. V-8 engine with 12 inch clutch for s3l, making the total price for the unit $2,919. Other bidders were C. S. Myers of Milford with a bid of $2.939.72, and Sharp Hardware with a bid of $3,350 with power steering on an International truck and $3,245 without power steering. Assistant fire chief Oliver Replogle said the fire department has purchased a pumper unit to fit onto the new truck which carries a 200-gallon water tank. The unit will be used for quick runs such as fighting grass fires, and long-distant runs where it could arrive at the scene of a fire sooner than the regular fire fighting equipment. INVOLVED IN ACCIDENT NEAR ELWOOD Mrs. Jack Warren, r 4 Syracuse, was involved in an accident near Elwood Friday while returning home from Indianapolis. The car slid off the road, hitting a cement post, jumped an embankment and hit a fence. There was extensive damage to the car. Passengers with her were Mrs. Ed Kinney of Indianapolis, Mary Westerman of Milford, and Mark Warren. No one was injured. Bill Perrys Return From Florida Trip Mr. and Mrs. Bill Perry of Milford returned to their home on Henry street Tuesday evening after spending several weeks in Florida. After a two-week visit at Sarasota with hi’s sister, Mrs. Ruth Jane Potts, they drove to Fort Walton Beach tc visit their daugher, Mrs. C. E. Rogers, and three grandchildren. Attend Ceremony While there they were present at a ceremony at Elgin air force base, Hurburt Field, where a posthumous presentation was made by General Corbin to Major C. E. Rogers, their son-in-law, who was lost on a bombing mission in Viet Nam on May 4, 1967. He was awarded the United States silver star medal for gallantry in action, the bronze star medal for meritorious service, the air medal with first and second oak cluster for meritorious achievement and the purple heart for wounds suffered in battle; also, two Viet Nam medals — one the national orclr of Viet Nam for courageous combatants and the gallantry cross with palm for courage. The Perrys stated the northwind was stronger than the south sun but at that it was warmer than Milford. SUNDAY GUESTS OF REV. AND MRS. CURTRIGHT Sunday afternoon guests in the home of Rev. and Mrs. Albert Curtright were Mr. and Mrs. Steward Swihart, Sturgis, Mich.; Don Swihart of Eldon; Mr. and Mrs. Marnard Swihart and Marty, Dyoll Swihart, Mr. and Mrs. Phillip Swihart, Mr. and Mrs. Jim Wire, Mr. and Mrs. LaVerne Le Master, Mrs. Libby LeMaster and Mrs. A. Horner, all of Howe; and Mr. and Mrs. Richard Grubaugh of LaGrange. Subscription $4 —out of county $4.50. CARDS THANKS CARD OF THANKS I wish to thank everyone for their cards and flowers while I was a patient in the Goshen hospital. Patty Davis CARD OF THANKS We wish to express our thanks to Rev. and Mrs. Gosser, Mrs. Ralph Brubaker, Mrs. Herschel Albert and the many friends and neighbors who expressed their sympathy in many ways, during our bereavement following the death of our loved one and grandson, Steven Shissler. Mr. and Mrs. Joe Shissler Mr. and Mrs. Everett Tom, Sr. CARD OF THANKS 1 would like to thank all who remembered me with cards, letters and gifts for my 85th birthday. Clara Price

THURSDAY NIGHT LADIES LEAGUE Standincs W L Hughes Digging 73 31 Carwih- T V 67 37 Weaver Tool 64 40 Anchor Bar 59 45 North W> bster Bank 59 45 Sarah Boyd 57 47 Hire's 56% 47% P. psi 54 % 49 6 Monsanto 53%; 50/ Teghtm. yer Ace 52',.’ 51 %■ Biddle's 52% 51% Servisoft 52 52 S T. P 50 54 Pilch.rs 46 58 B & K 46 58 Brazil's 43 61 The Beacon 43% 61 % The Mail-Journal 42 62 Plastic Specialties 39% 64% Louie's Bar 30 % 73% High Team Series: Weaver Tool. 2.367. High Team Game: Monsanto. 828. 500 Series: I. Stahley. 183-191-174— 548: L. Vance. 152-160-208—520; D. Spearman. 152-155-2'05—512; J. Trolson. 181-180-139—500. Honor Scons: G. Eyer, 193 —492; B. Nyce. 191—495; M Schwab. 174—455; M. Popvnfoose. 463; E Marlin, 194: E. Hutsell. 193—491; L Knapp. 173—460: J. Houser. 192; P. Hoover. 180; C. Stump. 457; A. Weigman. 483: J. Strombeck. 187—461: P. Loetz. 171: B. Ganz. 202 —478; L. Neff. 172: S Gilbert, 181. M. Ringler, 173; M. Simon, 170—450; V. Penn. 173—471: S. H,eckaman. 184—468: T. Schrock. 178—454: L. Ulery, 194—475: I. Carwile. 202—458: M. Willsey. 181—462: C. Hochstetler. 182—480: P. Mar-sh. 172—476: S. Brouwer. 183-—466: D Thwaits. 173—468; J. Byland. 195— 477: T. Brock. 179—478: N. Galloway. 189: B. Menefee, 172—489: H. Frushour, 180—492: M Henning, 205—484. LAND O LAKES LEAGUE Standincs w L Pilcher s Shoes 77 35 Land O Lakes Barn 71'4 40'4 Dean’s Milk 67 ' 45 McCormick-Cutter 66 46 Frog Tavern 66 46 Mogul Rubber 63’4 48% Brazel's Bait 58% 53% The Mail-Journal 57 ' 55 Thwaits Grain 56 56 Syracuse Legion , ■ 55 57 Slip Motel 52 60 Harris Funeral Homo 45% 66% State Bank of Syracuse 44 68 Auer's Service 43 69 Soa Nymph 42 70 Regent Homes 32 80 ' High Team Series: Pilcher's Shoes. 2.884. High Team Game: Dean s Milk. 998. 600 Series: C. Eby. 211-225-206—642: L. Vance. 189-201-236—626: C. Frushour. 204-253-199—626. Honor Scores: R. Thibaut. 549: R. Schultz. 542—202: A Beiswanger, 553— 204: L. Newman. 548—212: B. Shock. 537: E. Whitacre. 223; D. Jones, 538: B. Eyer. 561—201: R. Wogoman. 567— 200; L. Welty. 561—223: J. Cripe. Sr., 531: G. Knisley. 541—201: F. Nordman, 548—245: F. Nyikos, 578—200: R. Manesh. 573—243: D. Pilcher. 573 —202: D. Armbruster. 534—201: B. Yahne. 216: W. Stahly. 553—203-200: E. Rogers. 531; D. Butler. 568 —212. MONDAY NIGHT COUNTY LEAGUE Standincs W L Wawasee Package 73’4 30’4 Frog Tavern \ 67 " 37 " Thornburg's 65 . 39 Pilcher's Shoes 63’4 40’4 Beacon 59 ' 45 Lakeland Produce 55 49 Clean Quick Car Wash 52 52 Wawasee TV. 51’4 52’4 Wawasee Bowl 50’4 531.' O K Sales 45 " 59 Kurley's Keglers 45 59 Dixie Boat 4314 60’4 Bud’s Body Shop 43 61 Teghtmeyer Ace Hardware 41 63 Kline Construction 39 65 Barbee Hotel 38’4 65’4 High Team Game: Wawasee Bowl, 975. High Team Series: Frog Tavern. 2.788. Honor Scores: J. Marshall, 560; R. Shock. 202: C. Frushour. 577: L. Seiffert. 2'06—551: E. Henning, 201-233—-570: M. Wogoman, 222; E Anderson, 225: I. Rookstool. 212: L. Thwaits. 203-205—607: G. Rider. 568: R. Thwaits. 213—570: C. Eby. 207-213 — 595; D. Pilcher. 218—554; C. Lisor. 220: P. Royer. 222—573: O Cobbum. 205: D. Smith. 203; H. Felkner. 200: G Davis. 214—562: M Zelling.-r, 213 —568: L. Welty. 211: R. Thibaut. 203222—617: L. Vance. 228-203—579. TUESDAY NIGHT LADIES LEAGUE Standincs W L Sea Nymph 80 40 Foo and Faye 77 43 Lakeside Laundry 73 47 Syracuse Rubber 71 49 Tom Socks 69’4 50’4 Hickman Movers 67*4 52'/. Monsanto 58 " 62 " Sellers Mfg. 54 66 Brenda’s Beauty Break 51’4 68'4 Barbee Hotel 44 * 76 Trudy's Beauty Salon 38 82 Walter Drugs 36’4 8314 High Team Game and Series: Syracuse Rubber, 736—2153. High Series: S. Gilbert. 151-161— 457: M. Simon, 161-152—458: M. Dixon. 187-155—486: M. Hi nning, 174-155—455; R. Markham, 170—464 High Games: G. Bird. 180: P. Kinney, 178: L. Crow. 164: S Frye 163' E. Johnson, 158: M. Flynn. 155; M Thornburg. 167; M. Conner, 155: Rider. 154: S. Bowden. 190: J. Hart2: „ W Glant ' 161; T Shrock. 155: F. Robinson, 155; H. Frushour 178; B. Bates, 160. LAKELAND MEN’S LEAGUE Standings W Brazel’s Balt and Tackle 68 44 Likens and Sons 66 46 Lakeland Standard 63 49 North Webster Jaycees 60 52 Anderson Paint and Supply 56 56 Layton Travel Trailer 55 57 Wawasee Prep 44 68 Hickman Movers 36 76 High Team Game: North Webster Jaycees, 926. --— - High Team Series: Brazel’s (Baint,. and Tackle. 2,532. 1 500 Series: C. Beezley, 503: E. Likens, 561: B. Likens. 576; A. Walgamuth, 510: L. Swope. 515; H. Galloway, 515; D. Van, 577: C. Walton, 557: R. Brazel, 536; E. Anderson, 502:

See the Color TV with the works in adrawer B'l'en tubeless plug-in modules—in a drawer that slides out —comprise most of the components in the Quasar. Only thing in the chassis that looks like a tube is the rectifier. Result: stay-at-home dependability. and fast, low-cost maintenance. We have it. AfOTOROt.A 9 the Motorola Quasar Color TV with the works in a drawer ♦ To My Customers and Friends: In My Opinion Quasar Solid State Color Offers You The Greatest Reliability Because It Eliminates The Biggest Trouble Maker Part In All Television Sets — The Vacuum Tube. Come In For A Demonstration. Jim Place The Television Store Syracuse, Ind.

J. Graber. 519. 200 Games: E. Likens. 236: B. Likens. 224. D Potts. 212: H. Galloway, 304: A. Walgamuth. 203; C. Walton. 212; R Brazil. 202; E. Money. 303; D. Van. 204 K Enyeart. 209. MILFORD BUSINESS LEAGUE Standincs W L Arro Motor Homes 77 39 Augsburgi-r—Syracuse 68 48 Beer and Slabaugh 66 50 Milford TV and Appliance 65 51 Mishler Funeral Home 63 53 Little and Clark, Inc. 62 54 Campbell’s Marketi 59 57 Sharp Hardware Company 58 58 Chore-Time Equpiment 50 66 McFarren Service 42 74 Walter Drug Company 42 > 74 Aussburger—Milford 41 75 High Team Series; Mishler Funeral Home. 2.584. High Team Game: Arro Motor Home, 961 600 Series: J. Cable, 658; G. Thornsbury. 637: H. Bartman. 603. 500 Series: H. Wuthrich. 590: H. Doty. 576; L Coy, 566; L. Newman. 562: D. Wuthrich. 561: H. Felkner. 546: D. R-nsbercer. 541: D. Thibaut. 537 L Young, 535: J. Perry, 534: R. Reh-t. 520 j 537. L Slabaugh. 526. 200 Games: J Caple. 23f/»*702: H. Bartman. 228-303: G. ThornSßUry. 233215; H. Doty. 210-213: H Felkner. 215: H. Wuthrich. 215-207: L. Coy. 209: W. Mishler. 208: L. Newman. 204; L. Young, 202: Younc. 200: Dippon 200. FRIDAY NIGHT MIXED COUPLES Standincs W L Thwaits Grain. Inc. 84 32 Kinder’s Keelers 80 36 O K Sales 70 46 Woodward Oswalt 67 49 Weaver Tool 66 50 Wawasee TV. 65% 50% Tom Socks 64 52 Beacon 60 56 Syracuse State Bank 57 59 Roper-Wright 54 62 Gambles 49% 66% Village Tap 48% 67% Augsburger's 45 71 Tower Trophies 45 71 Frog Tavern 41% 74% McCuen Cabinets 31 85 Honor Scores: L. Vance. 235-210 — 624: O -Cobbum. 574: L. Welty, 558: B Thwaits...2o2-204—551: L. Byland, 223; 209: J Johnson, 200; f!Maresh. 187-192—543: J. Byland. 517: ij. Trolson. 205—487: H. Frushour. 181— 484: D. Johnson, 183— 441; C. Hochstetler. 179. HITS AND MISSES LEAGUE Standincs W L Yoder’s 51 36. Wolfe Grain 49 38 Leon’s Keglers 47 40 New Paris Silo 47% 39% Misfits 45% 41% Korkers 37% 49% Sylvans 37 50 Turf Bar 33% 53% Honor Scores—Men: B. Ropp. 552; J. Cripe. 548; R. Brazel. 546; C. Boddiger. 215 Honor Scores — Women: L. McFarland. 475: I. Dull. 446: S. Gilbert. 446; J. Yoder, 446; J. Cripe, 174. TUESDAY AFTERNOON LEAGUE Standincs W L Todd Realty* 70 46 American Industries 68 48 Silveus Motors 66 50 Tom Socks 61 55 Wawasee T.V. 60 56 Mock's Marina 57% 88 VKinder's Mfg. 56 " 60 State Bank of Syracuse 51 65 Wawasee Laundromat 48% 67'Sit N' Knit 42 74 High Team Series: American Industries. 2.415. Honor Scores: V. Penn, 184—483; E. Ogle. 192—489; M. Lung. 179—460; S. Kern. 470: D. Johnson. 202—508: E. Hughes. 481; J. Morganthaler. 185 —489: L. Neff, 470; W. Wright, 487: P Maresh, 193-173—532: L. Vance, 182- A. Hapner. 440; B. Kline, 189—495: B. Maresh. 181—440: M Schwab. 171—465: E Day. 170—171— 474; S. Heckaman. 456. Jr. Merry Maidens 4-H Club Meets The Junior Merry Maidens 4-H club of Milford met on March 16 in the fire station to give demonstrations. Sherree Arthur, Cynthia Rapp, Colleen Beer, Susan Nyc'e, Brenda Davis, Sandra Gerencser, Beth Beer, Jeanine Farrel, Alice Gunden, Ann Kaiser and Ellen Hoover gave their demonstrations. The rest of the club members will give demonstrations on April 20 in the fire station. Syracuse Locals Mrs. Ray Wogoman, Lake Wawasee, went to Chicago Friday to visit in the home of her daughter, Mrs. Tom Joyce, Mr. Joyce and children. Mrs. Eleanor Silveus of "Cromwell is convalescing from recent surgery in the home of her son, the Ronald Silveuses, of Lake Wawasee. Mr. and Mrs. William Treat and Albert Treat of South Bend were at Syracuse Thursday on business. Mr. and Mrs. Bill S. Betes, Syracuse, spent the week end at Chicago in the home of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Juliifi Swanson.

ONE CAR MISHAPS OVER WEEK END A car operated by Robert Carlson, 18, of Syracuse, struck a telephone pole and fence on road 13A, three miles south of Syracuse, at 1:17 a.m. Sunday. Damage to the car was $175. Deputy Jerry Johnson, who investigated, estimated SIOO damage to the pole and $55 to the fence owned by M. L. Kleinknight. Second Accident Jan Bean, 22, Syracuse, escaped injury at 2:05 am. Sunday when his auto skidded on slick pavement and struck a fence three and one-half miles east of Syracuse. Syracuse police officer Dale Sparklin and deputy Jerry Johnson, who investigated, listed damage to,the car at S9OO and SSO damage to the fence at the Chinese Gardens. Welding Shop Held At North Webster Albert Guy Smith, industrial arts teacher at North Webster high school, has enrolled in a 20week course in electronics training for teachers at Howard W. Sands Technical Institute at Fort Wayne. This teacher has also organized a shop welding club at North Webster which meets for two hours on every Tuesday and Thursday evening, 7 to 9. The enrollment is about 12 students. Everyone is welcome. The boys are also permitted to work on their bicycles and lawnmower engines. UNEMPLOYMENT CLAIMS DECREASE 4 PER CENT Indiana’s unemployment insurance claims total decreased by nearly four per cent last week, to 32,993 from 34,253 the week before. Joe E. Lavaux, acting director of the Indiana Employment Security Division, said that new layoffs occurring during the week were mainly small scale and short time. About eight per cent fewer persons filed initial claims. - Mr. Lavaux said there was a drop of nearly 1,000 in claims from persons out of work a week or more. With the improving weather, outside industries, such as construction and quarrying, were recalling their employees. Mr. and Mrs. Lionel Bates of Villa Park, 111., spent the week end with his parents, the Frank Bateses, at Syracuse Lake. Mr. and Mrs. Steve Crow and daughter of r 3 Syracuse had as guests recently, Mr. and Mrs. James Maggart of Cromwell.

PHri KE3-3321 , FULL WEEK Thursday - Wednesday, March 28 - April 3 Back With 10 Academy Awards! They’re In Love . . . They’re Young . . . And They Kill People! "BOHNIEand CLYDE" Warren Beatty Faye Dunaway Technicolor

Court News Bankruptcy Filed in Federal District Court Bankruptcy has been filed by Robert Bertram Trolson, r 3 Syracuse, in federal district court listing debts of $8,060.62 and assets of $1,497. Divorce Granted Mary E. Raver, North Webster, was granted a divorce in Kosciusko circuit court from Thomas E. Raver. She was granted custody of three minor children and S3O per week support. The couple was married August 7, 1949, and separated September 27, 1967. Divorce Filed Larrena J. Lee, r 4 Syracuse, has filed a suit for divorce from Stephen L. Lee, in Kosciusko circuit court. They were married August 26, 1961, and separated March 12, 1968. The plaintiff seeks custody of one minor child. License to Wed Richard Dennis Garman, 22, of r 2 Leesburg, an employee of Zimmer Manlufacturing Company, and Helen Ann Zolman, 19, of Tippecanoe, an employee of Sun Metal Company, have applied for a marriage license at the office of Kosciusko county clerk T. Ethna Scott. Two Area Men Jailed Following Break-Ins Joe Bill Bartman, 20, Syracuse, and Mykola Szkrumelak, 21, of r 1 Milford, are in the Kosciusko county jail on preliminary charges of second degree burglary. They are being held in connection with recent breakins at Syr-

31st And Final Milford High School SPRING CONCERT FRIDAY, MARCH 29, 1968 7:45 PJH. MILFORD COMMUNITY BUILDING JOSEPH 'JUDKINS — Director PROGRAM HIGH SCHOOL CHOIR GLORIA IN EXCELSIS DEO W. A. Mozart THOU WHO WAST GODKatherine Davis Kristi Phend Nell Biller Gloria Rapp Elaine McFarren . Diane Morehouse Cheryl Vanlaningham THE CREATION• • • • • Wm. Richter SOME DAY LORD•. Edward Goldman EDDIE—BROWN TRY TO REMEMBER Harvey Schmidt Soloist—Craig Ruch PUFF THE MAGIC DRAGON (Sextet) .. Yarrow-Liston Betty Sorensen Debbie Jessop Brenda Hurd Debbie Wolferman Vickie Arnold Becky Brown SOMEWHERE MY LOVEMaurice Jarre Soloist —Joan Felkner Instr. Acc.—Dave Beer NO MAN IS AN ISLAND Arr. Roy Ringwald JUNIOR HIGH CHOIR Director — Maris Kneeland TUM-BALALAIKA Arr. Benjamin Suchoff I GOT SHOESVArr. Noble Cain * CHIM CHIM CHERrEEArr. Harry Simeone Acc.—Clark Rassi HIGH SCHOOL BAND THE STAR SPANGLED BANNER PRELUDE AND FUGUE IN B MAJORJ. S. Bach HIGHLIGHTS FROM CAMELOT Lerner & Loewe HIGH SCHOOL CADETS J - F. Sousa BORN FREEArr. Frederick Miller FROM SEA TO SHINING SEA .. Arr. Maurice Whitney Combined Band and Chorus PRESENTATION OF AWARDS MILFORD HIGH SCHOOL HYMN JUNIOR HIGH BAND CONCERTO THEME Rachmaninoff SLAVONIC PAGENT Enost Caneva This Program Printed By Courtesy Os Campbell’s Mkt. CUSTOM CUTTING AND CURING Uptown Milford

acuse firms. A 17-year-old youth was also implicated and has been released to the custody of his parents. They were taken into custody by state detective Herschel Harper and sheriff David Andrews Monday in connection with break-ins at Sea Nymph Manufacturing Corp., and Syracuse Enterprise, both at Syracuse, and the New Paris Shell Service station last week. Hugh Jones, 45, r 4 Syracuse, was also jailed on a public intoxication charge on Monday.

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