The Mail-Journal, Volume 5, Number 12, Milford, Kosciusko County, 24 April 1968 — Page 2

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THE MAIL-JOURNAL —Wed., April 24, 1968

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Syracuse Basketball Coach Kenneth D. Workman Resigns

Kenneth D. Workman, head basketball coach at Syracuse high school for the past three years, announced his resignation from the school corporation in a letter written this week to superintendent Don H. Arnold. Workman’s letter follows: “Please consider this my resignation from the Lakeland Community School Corporation effective at the end of the current school year. “I would express my appreciation for the opportunities, challenges and pleasure of working with the students and faculty of the Syracuse high school and the total Syracuse community during the past three years.” Official action has not yet been taken by the school board as we go to press. Such action is expected to come at the next meeting. MILFORD DOWNS JEFFERSON MONDAY NIGHT Milford’s Trojans downed Jefferson in a track meet held on the Milford cinders Monday evening by a 72-46 score. Results follow: High hurdles (16.8) — Brown M, Replogle M, Westerback J Mile run (5:08.5) — G. Hostetler J, Stingle J, Morse J 440 yard dash (57:3) — Brown M, Tilley J, Berky J 220 yard dash (25.8) — Speicher M, IHarshberger J, Kilmer M 100 yard dash (11:0) — Speicher M, Tilley J, Harshberger J 180 yard low hurdles (24.4) — Newcomer M, Swihart J, Estep M 880 yard run (2:22.6) — Kammerer M, Hostetler J, Henson M Two mile run (11:47.6) i— Swihart J, Sorensen M, B. Hostetler J Mile relay (4:07.0) — Milford 880 yard relay (1;44.2) — Milford Pole vault 0’6”) — G. Hostetler J, Robinson J, Hoshberger J Shot put (45’5”) — Estep M, Robinson J, Korenstra M High jump (5’6”) — Replogle M. May M, Westerback J Broad jump (19’1”) — Speicher M, Kammerer M, May M Syracuse Downs Ligonier The Syracuse junior high school track team defeated the Ligonier team last Wednesday 56-35. Scores follow: Long jump (13:11%) — Bushong S, Shearer L, Eppley S Shot put (38 feet, 11 inches) — Cripe S, Workman S, Janes L High jump (4 feet, 7 inches) — Dean S, Badoker L, Good L Low hurdles (17.3) — Benner S, Workman S, Mohler S. 60 yard dash (7.3) — Eppley S, Vice S and Badoker L, tie 880 yard run (2:40.6) — Shearer L, Warren L. Ringler S 220 ( 28.1) — Eppley S, Benner S, Janes L

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440 (04.) — Badoker L, Bushong S, Hughes S. 100 yard dash (12.5) — Janes L, Vice S, Warren L 880 yard relay (2:07) — Ligonier 440 yard relay (57.8) — Syracuse

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THURSDAY NIGHT LADIES Syracuse (Final) Hughes Digging 79 41 Carwile TV 72 48 Anchor Bar 70 50 Weaver Tool 69% 50% Hires 67% 52% Monsanto 67% 52% Teghtmeyer Ace 66% 53% Sarah Boyd 65 55 Biddles 63% 56% North Webster Bank 62 58 Servisoft 59 61 Pepsi 58% 61% Pilcher’s 57 63 S. T. P. 56 64 B. & K. 54% 65% Brazels 51 69 The Beacon 49% 70% The Mail-Journal 49 71 Plastic Specialties 45% 74% Louie’s Bar 37% 82% High Team Series—Pepsi 2308 High Team Game—Pepsi 854 500 Series:. L. Vance 203-133-199 for 535, V. Penn 173-181-169 for 523, D. Thwaits 185-158-179 for 522, I. Stahley 176-156-177 for 509, J. Trolson 151-165-191 for 507. Honor Scores: G. Eyer 464, S. fe-Bowen 182-457, J. Harter 192-456, B. Hamman 176, M. Whisler 481, J. Byland 455, K. Gardner 465, R. Singrey 200-486, S. Heckamian 470,D. Spearman 171, S. Gilbert 174-490, M. Popenfoose 188-473, T. Brock 173-484, H. Stuff 180, B. Menefee 178-472, F. Wortinger 174484, L. Neff 198-489, A. Wiegman 481, V. Jernigan 171-463, I. Carwile 173-474, M. Willsey 459, K. Knisley 456, J. Nordman 189-472. LAND O LAKES Pilchers Shoes 86 42 Land O Lakes Barns 81% 46% McCormick-Cutter 79 49 Frog Tavern 77 51 Dean’s Milk 76 52 Mogul Rubber 69% 58%

The Mail-Journal 69 59 Thwarts Grain 68 58 Brazels Bait 65% 62% Syracuse Legion 62 66 Slip Motel 59 69 Harris Funeral Home 49% 78% State Bank Syracuse 49 79 Auers Service 48 80 Sea Nymph 47 81 Regent Homes 38 90 High Series - Pilcher’s 2826 High Game - State Bank 1034 D. Pilcher 210-196-232-638 C. Frushour 233-213-180-626 J. Cripe, Sr., 563-201, J. Rhodes 536, G. Vanator 524-215, J. Cripe, Jr., 212, J. Bucher 200, C. Walton 206, R. Strombeck 562216, D. Burchard 544-206, M. Dorsey 555-201, P. Bright 211, W. Stahly 544-206, D. Butler 561-233, M. Ganshorn 569-222, R. Thibaut 567, D. Knisley 552-201, F. Hapner 201, C. Davies 533-222, D. Armbruster 561-207, L. Vance 586216, R. Maresh 566-214, J. Karesh 536, N. Biddle 550-203. HITS and MISSES LEAGUE Leon’s Keglers 56 43 Yoder’s 55 44 New Paris Silo 54% 44% Misfits 52% 46% Wolfe Grain 51 48 Korkers 45% 53% Sylvans 41 58 Turf Bar 40% 58% Honor Scores • Men: Don Me Farland 581-232, Dave Lawadzke 552, Russell Brazel 221, Jake Kern 215; women: Jane Yoder 501-203, Sharon Gilbert 496-173, Freda Robinson 492-174, Loraine McFarland 447, June Cripe. 446. TUESDAY NIGHT LADIES Final Standings Sea Nympth 87 49 Foo and Faye 85 51 Lakeside Laundry 83 53 Tom Socks 79% 56% Syracuse Rubber 79 57 Hickman Movers 72% 63% Brenda’s Beauty Break 64% 71% Sellers’ Mfg. 62 74 Monsanto 61 75 Trudy’s Beauty Salon 52 84 Barbee Hotel 51 85 Walter Drugs 39% 96% High team game and series — Sea Nympth 763-2209. High Series: E. Wogoman 182159- J. Hoover 160-450, M. Dixon 154-165-153-472, W. Giant 160- W. Shrock 178-462, H. Frushour 152-150-450, N. Searfoss 157-174-452, I. Scott 194-187-488, B. Kuhn 156-178-473. High Game: N. Kern 155, K. Lowe 156, G. Bird 172, I. Dahl 168, D. Burgett 160, F. Robinson 179, M. Henning 170, F. Eby 179, C. Roe 168, E. Boddiger 165, P. Miller 155, M. Smith 190, E. Price 156, K. McKibbin 156, S. Hasse 152, L. Crow 155, S. Fry 170, M. Flynn 158. Anita Whetten - triplicate 114. MILFORD BUSINESS LEAGUE Arro Motor Homes 83 49 Little and Clark, Inc. 75 57 Milford TV and Appliance 74 58 Augsburger-Syracuse 74 58 Mishler Funeral Home 73 59 Beer and Slabaugh, Inc. 72 60 Sharp Hardware Co. 67 65 Campbell’s Market 64 68 Chore-Time Equip. Inc. 61 71 Walter Drug Company 51 81 McFarren Service 50% 81% Augsburger-Milford 43% 88% Weekly Highs, Team, Series: Little and Clark, Inc., 2668; Game: Milford TV and Appliance 923. Individuals: 500 Series: B. Little 589, J. Keller 581, H. Wuthrich 550, D. Thi-

Police Blotter — Police Have Busy Week -

Wednesday, April 17 7:35 a.m. (SPD)' — Called to south Harrison street, trouble. 11:30 a.m. (MPD) — Arnold Garza reported a 6/70 by 15 tire stolen from station wagon sometime during the night. Tire valued at S2O. 12:30 p.m. (MPD) — Went to Warsaw to circuit court. 1:01 p.m. (SPD) — Call to 100 block on south Huntington. Children in car. 1:10 p.m. (MPD) — Judge Gene B. Lee sentenced Arnold Garza — SIOO fine, six month suspended sentence and placed on probation for a period not to exceed six months. 1:40 p.m. (SPD) — Sheriff of Kosciusko called with message to Turtle Bay. 3:43 p.m. (SPD) - Called to Wawasee Laundromat. Car hit building. She photo elsewhere. 4:17 p.m. (MPD) — Called telephone company that telephone at police department was out of order. 7:22 p.m. (SPD) — Call for officer to be at 100 block on west Main street. Thursday, April 18 9:30 a.m. (SPD)- — Called to Xanders law office in regards to his sons’s bicycle. 10:07 a.m. (MPD) — Wade Mishler called and requested a funeral escort north on Main street to Syracuse road, then west tc SR 15, then north. He also requested state police at 6 and 15 then west on US 6. Called to request assitance of trooper at 2:40 p.m. 10:20 a.m. (SPD) — Called at high school. 4:39 p.m. (SPD) — Information received on escapee from state farm. 5:14 p.m. (SPD) — Message delivered. 7:59 p.m. (SPD) — Call received, child run away. Friday, April 19 10:20 a.m. (SPD' — Called at school on bicycle theft. Cleared up. 10:30 a.m. (SPD) — Checked with Liberty Coach on trash. 11:08 a.m. (SPD) — Checked with Thomas Store on trash. 11:55 a.m. (SPD) — Checked files for information for U. S. navy. 12:25 p.m. (MPD) — Accident reported in alley behind Campbell’s store. See article elsewhere. . - w baut 569, L. Slabaugh 652, H. Doty 559, D. Dippon 559, C. Berkeypile 556, H. Felkner 554, O. Replogle 549, W. Jackson 547, D. Butler 541, D. MiUer 538, W. MiUer 534, V. Mollenhour 553, D. Rensberger 530, H. Bartman 526, L. Newman 524, G. Thornsbury 523, D. Wuthrich 522, A. Beiswanger 510, D. Wolferman 507, P. Campbell. 200 Games: H. Wuthrich 222, H. Felkner 219, D. Thibaut 213, L. Coy 213, J. Keller 213 and 201, B. Little 210, D. Wuthrich 209, D. Wolferman 207, L. Slabaugh 204, C. Berkeypile 203, O. Replogle 203, H. Doty 202 and 200, D. Rensberger 202, W. Jackson 201.

; Re-elect Ray e. Ferverda / for ■■gj/ Commissioner for W§ Northern MhNbW District I Offer Experience in Township end County Government • Lifelong Resident of Kosciusko County • Own and Live On Farm • Served As Trustee of Van Buren Township • Vice President and Director of Peoples State Bank, Leesburg • Member, Teacher and Board Chairman of The Church of The Brethren • Member of Farm Bureau • Will Give The Office All Needed Attention Dedicated to give Taxpayers lowest possible tax levy . . . without hindering progress. • I Stand on My Past Record • Wife and Two Daughters, Both of Which Are School Teachers • I'll Appreciate Your Support Paid Political Advertisement

2:40 p.m. (SPD) — Run a check on a party. 3:05 p.m. (SPD) i— Received complaint on stolen jacket. 3:08 p.m. (MPD) — Kosciusko advised they had received call from Pennsylvania railroad that Spanish children were putting railroad spikes and plates on rails east of stop light in Milford. Checked same. 4:22 p.m. (MPD) — Mrs. Chapman called and wanted to know when the next west 'bound Pennsylvania train would arrive in Warsaw. Contacted Warsaw. Advised 7:04 p.m. Gave Mrs. Chapman the information. 4:50 p.m. (SPD) — Stopped John Nisslev for bad mufflers. 6:30 p.m. (SPD) — Picked up Sammy Crider for Elkhart county sheriff. 7:15 p.m. . (MPD) — Went to Warsaw city court on Valenti Valdez, Carl Knisley and David Hernandez. Knisley pled guilty to driving with no operator’s license and was fined a total of $19.25. Hernandez pled guilty to disorderly conduct and was fined $47 and given a 60-day suspended sentence to the state farm. Valdez pled guilty to disorderly conduct, resisting arrest and public intoxication and was fined $25 on each charge arxLgiven a six month suspended sentence. 10:35 p.m. (SPD) — Called to accident at 112 W. E. Long drive. Saturday, April 20 12:11 a.m. (MPD) — Received call from Warsaw police department on car headed north on SR 15. Driver believed to be intoxicated. He had run two cars off the road. 12:20 a.m. (MPD) — Intercepted car at SR 15 and Emeline street and arrested Nelson Reese for driving under the influence. 1:05 a.m. (MPD) — Booked Nelson Reese at county jail. 3 a.m. (SPD) — Found door open. 4:14 a.m. (SPD) — Contacted watchman at Liberty Coach. 9 a.m. (MPD) — Went to JP Chris Koher’s court city hall Syracuse and Water Gressley appeared. He entered a plea of guilty on a charge of driving with no operator’s license and was fined $23.25. 9:30 a.m. (SPD) — Had several bad checks handed to the department. * 10 a.m. (SPD) — Went to Warsaw to pick up James Hepler from county jail and place him in court. He was fined and costs totaled s2l. 11:15 a.m. (SPD) — Had complaint a car was following women on south Huntington street. 2:40 p.m. (SPD) — Received call a dog bit a girl on Baltimore street. 3.20 p.m. (SPD) — Ticketed Allen Coolie for not Wearing safety equipment on motorcycle. 4:08 p.m. (SPD) — Report of gas tanks missing on Mill street. 4:25 p.m. (SPD) — Issued warning on towing car without plates. 4:50 p.m. (SPD) — Gave warning on equipment.

5:40 p.m. (SPD) — Called to rear of Liberty Coach. Sunday, April 21 12:20 p.m. (SPD) ' — Arrested motorcycle rider south on 13. 9:46 p.m. (SPD) — Answered first aid call on Medusa street. 11:03 p.m. (SPD) — Called to Front street on vandalism. Monday, April 22 1:30 p.m. (MPD) — Took Mrs. Villinova to doctor’s office. Tuesday, April 23 9:30 a.m. (SPD) — Call on burning trash in alley north of Pearl street. 10:15 a.m. (SPD) — Complaint in 200 block south Harrison. 11:03 a.m. (SPD) — Delivered message to disposal plant. 12:45 p.m. (SPD) — Delivered accident report to Koher’s insurance office. 1:30 p.m. (SPD) — Complaint of children throwing stones at boats in channel. 1:35 p.m. (SPD) — Report of theft of two license plates from Lakeland Motors. 2:38 p.m. (SPD) — Report of missing girl. She was found and turned over to parents. 9:30 p.m. (SPD) — Called to Medusa street. Family trouble. Death Mrs. Charles Smith Funeral services were held at 2-:30 p.m. Sunday in the North Webster Christian church for Mrs. Charles P. (Eva M.) Smith, 77, of r 1 North Webster. Rev. Clayton Foraker officiated. Burial was in the Salem cemetery at Wilmot. Mrs. Smith died at 5:30 p.m. Friday at the Goshen hospital where she had just been admitted. The cause of death was listed as due to complications. She had been in failing health for some time but death was sudden and unexpected. Survivors include two sons, Wilford Smith of North Webster and Donald Godsell of Cincinati, Ohio; one step-son, Harold Smith of Hammond; one foster son, Philip Scott of Goshen; two daughters, Mrs. Robert (Helen) Metzger of Fort Wayne and Mrs. Bert (Viola) Bockhoven of Chicago Heights, Ill.; 15 grandchildren; 12 great-grandchildren; and one brother, Roy Scott of Cordalema, Idaho. She was preceded in death by two sons, Keith and Kenneth Smith.

Coll Kay Robie 457-3681 OR 457-3777 IF YOU HAVE ANY ITEMS FOR SALE AT THE Public Auction Saturday, May 4 \ I'm Telling You Now! 7 Pick-Up Day Saturday, April 27 It’s at Lakeland Youth Center Ja South of Syracuse on SR 13 Youth Center Benefit ALL DONATIONS ARE TAX DEDUCTIBLE The Center’s Lunch Counter will be open for the day HERE'S YOUR CHANCE TO HELP - You can donate anything that will sell at a public auction — furniture, dishes, appliances, well, you name it. All proceeds go toward the LAKELAND YOUTH CENTER. This is your one big chance to get behind the youth of our greater Lakeland community. We hope you’ll do more than that. We hope you’ll be present when the auctioneer brings down his gavel to open the sale. HARRY MILLER, Auctioneer Janet Miller, Clerk Wolcottville, Ind.

BIRTHS SPRAY, Jane Ann Mr. and Mrs. David Spray of 110 North Shore drive, Syracuse, are the proud parents of their first child, a seven pound, one ounce daughter, Jane Ann, born Easter Sunday, April 14, at Murphy Medical Center, Warsaw. Maternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. James Hibdon, and paternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Edmond Spray, all of Muncie. KARESH, Joy Lynn Mr. and Mrs. Milton J. Karesh of Syracuse are the parents of an eight pound, seven and one-half ounce daughter, Joy Lynn, born on Friday, April 19, in the Goshen hospital at 12:01 a.m. The Kareshes have two other children, Jimmie, age six, and Elaine, age four and one-half. The grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. J. M. Karesh of Syracuse and Mrs. Mildred Pie of Itasca, 111. A great-grandmother is Mrs. Emma Wright of Alma, 111. HARRIS, Timothy David Mr. and Mrs. Merl Harris of r 1 Warsaw are the parents of an eight pound, eight ounce son, Timothy David, born Tuesday night, April 1, in the Murphy Medical Center. Timothy David

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Thursday - Saturday April 25 thru 27 Elizabeth Taylor Richard Burton in “The Taming Os The Shrew” Technicolor Sunday - Wednesday April 28, May 1 Winner of 6 Academy Awards'. Including Best Picture — Best Actor (1967) “A Man For All Seasons” Starring Paul Schofield as Thomas More Technicolor

has, three sisters, Lisa, Cathy and Susan. The maternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Wilbur Gross of r 1 Leesburg and paternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Harris of Warsaw. Jesse Norman of Macy is a great-grandfath-er. CHUPP sen Mr. and Mrs. Ezra Chupp of Milford are parents of a son born Monday in the Goshen hospital. MISS RUTH PINKERTON, MILFORD, ENTERTAINS Miss Ruth Pinkerton of near Milford entertained in her home Sunday at dinner in honor of the 40th wedding anniversary of Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Pinkerton of Milford. Other guests were Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Neff and Mr. and Mrs. Glfen Pinkerton of Milford and Mr. and Mrs. Roy Pinkerton of r 3 Syracuse. Mrs. Hilda Young of Warsaw was an afternoon caller. Mr. and Mrs. Lyle Seiffert, Syracuse, had as their recent guests, Mr. and Mrs. Louis Sire of Fairport, N. Y.; also as Easter dinner guests, Mr. and Mrs. George Hay 111 and son of Goshen, Mr. and Mrs. Michael Henning and son and Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Henning and son of Syracuse.

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