The Mail-Journal, Volume 5, Number 36, Milford, Kosciusko County, 9 October 1968 — Page 2

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Wawasee Freshmen Defeated By Warsaw 16-0 Wednesday Night

The Wawasee high school freshman football squad met the Warsaw freshmen Wednesday and came out on the short end 164). The host Tigers took the lead in the first period on a threeyard run by Chris Flannery and Bob Gerard’s kick for the extra point made it 74). Neither teams scored in the next two stanzas, but in the fourth period, Warsaw added nine points to assure "{he victory. Bill Walker scored on a two-yard burst and Gerard converted to make it 14-0 and Dave Freeman and John Giant tackled Wawasee quarterback Tim Blue in the end zone for a safety with less than a mir ute to play. Wawasee had 132 yards rush ing and 49 passing with Fred Beer leading the ground gainers with 61 yards. On defense, Ron Simpson had 11 tackles and Tom Fribley eight. Fribley played just half the game as he suffered a neck injury. Wawasee is now 3-2 and will be at East Noble tonight (Wednesday) in a game starting at 1p.m. Former Resident Makes Headlines At Princeton Mrs. William H. (Sharon Treadway) Myers recently made headlines in The Princeton Daily Clarion and at the Gibson bowling lanes there, after rolling a 234 game and a 552 series during league play with Standard Printing team in the Brett Enzler’s Texaco league. Standard Printing took honors with a 939 game and 2,481 series. A former Syracuse resident and member of the Foo and Fay bowling team at Wawasee Bowl, Mrs. Myers is currently holding first place honors for her high game and received a gift certificate for her accomplisliment. Tom Roderick New Maxwelton Professional Tom Roderick has been named new pro at Maxwelton golf course, according to Merle Smith. The club was recently spld by longtime owner Tom Merritt to the Smith - Waldbridge Cathp. Roderick is a 1962 Milford high school graduate where he excelled in baseball and golf. At 15 he was assistant to Gill Givides, pro at Tippecanoe golf club. He attended PGA business school at Clearwater, Fla. in 1962 and 1963. From May 1963 to 1965 he was assistant to Mai McMullen, pro at the Kokomo Country club. He was assistant to Don Byrd at Wawasee golf club in 1967 and assistant to Arnold Koehler, pro at Connersville Country club in 1963. He also served two years in the U.S. army. He will start his new duties at Maxwelton on March 1, 1969. Kermit Welty On Taylor Cross Country Team Kermit Welty, a sophomore at Taylor university and a graduate of Syracuse high school, is a member of the varsity cross country team this year. Taylor is the defending Hoosier college conference champion in cross country. The season opened with a win last week against Indiana Central college and Olivet college. RALPH CLINGAMAN ATTENDS CONFAB Ralvh Clingaman, regional manager for the Midwestern United Life Insurance company, has returned from an agency development conference at the Indianabase insurance company’s home office in Fort Wayne. Clingaman is a resident of r 1 Syracuse and has been with the firm for 20 years. He is a member of the Presidents’ round table, Millionaires club and Ball of Fire club, honoring their top men.

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THURSDAY NIGHT LADIES W L Pilcher’s 18 2 Weaver Tool 15 5 Hughes Digging 14 6 Regent Homes 13 7 Pickwick 13 7 Louie’s Bar 12 8 Foo & Faye 12 8 B.T P. 10 1° B. & K 9 11 Plastic Specialties 9 11 Glaser’s , 9 11 The Beacon 9 11 Huey Well Drilling 9 11 Anchor Bar 8 12 Teghtmeyer Ace 7 13 North Webster Bank 7 13 Monsanto 7 13 The Mall-Journal 7 13 Servisoft 6 14 Brazel’s 6 14 High Team Game: Glaser’s, 801. High Team Series: Regent Homes, 2,247. 500 Series: D. Spearman 556, F. Wortlnger 555. B. Nyce 547, M. Lambert 515, K. Knisley 511. 450 Series: S. Bowen 478, B. Kline 483, E Blakesley 451, L. Vance 459, D. Spearman 454,. K. Gardner 497, F. Robinson 458. D. Thwalts 486. J. Byland 491, M. Simon 471, B. Hamman 451, V. Penn 464, J. Lantz 456. 200 Games: B. Nyce 213, F. Wortinger 230. 170 Games: S. Bowen 177, M. Lambert 187, K. Knisley 198, B. Nyce 172, E. Price 170 ,D. Spearman 170, J. Galloway 176, M. Schwab 179, D. Spearman 199-193, M. Gardner 170-172, D. Thwalts 171, J. Byland 191, M. Simon 182, R. Lantz 174, P. Hoover 170, E Hutsell 173. HITS AND MISSES W. L. Pts. Leon’s Keglers 8 4 11 Sylvans 7 5 10 Anchor Barets 7 5 10 Sportsman’s Bar 7 5 9 Misfits 6 6 9 Flubbers 6 6 7 Ba-dd’s 6 6 7 Odd Couples 1 11 1 High Team Game: Sylvans, 627. High Team Series: Leon’s Keglers, I, 500 Series (Men): L. Dull 510, J. R. Prlpe 511, D. Armbruster 568. 200 Games (Men): D. Armbruster 203, J. R. Cripe 209. FRIDAY NIGHT MIXED W L Thwalts Grain 18 2 Stahley Stillson 14 6 Mogul Rubber 13 7 Tom Socks 13 7 Beacon 1214, 7% Pacer 11 9 Kinder’s 10 Vt 9% L. Thwalts Grain 10 10 4 Singles 10 10 Village Tap 10 10 Woodward Oswalt 9 11 Wawasee T.V. 8 12 Pickwick Theatre ’ 7 13 United Telephone 6 14 Corl Corp. 4 16 Frog Tavern 4 16 High Team Game: BeacOn, 723. High Team Series: Beacon, 2,021. Honor Scores—Men: E. Smith 561, T. Leer 476, C. Eby 556, L. Vance 519, B. Trolson 530, B. Thwalts 518, J. Kern 469. A. Mousley 496, D Maresh 505, L. Welty 513, R. Knisley 471, D. Knisley 244—604, M. Carlson 455, P. Kline 509, L. Epley 506, B. Frenger 482, D. Price 463, L. Thwalts 461, E. Helmuth 583, G. Estep 503, R. Wogoman 477. Honor Scores —Women: S Kern 513, J. Trolson 478, L. Vance 493, F. Eby 439, P. Maresh 432, B. Kline 434, A. Frenger 437, D. Thwalts 435, V. Price 455. LAKELAND MEN’S LEAGUE W L Brazel’s Bait & Tackle 16 8 Syracuse Rubber Co. 16 8 Eager Leaguers 15 9 H & M Motor Clinic 12 12 Layton Travel Trailer 10 14 Likens & Sons Trucking 10 14 Anderson Paint & Supply 9 15 G & G Texaco 9 15 High Team Game: Eager Leaguers, 975. » High Team Series: Eager Leaguers, 2,650. 600 Series: D Armbruster 635, H. Galloway 616. 500 Series: C. Walton 519, R. Miller 591, R. Brazel 539, E. Anderson 549. D. Van 572, R. Knisley 581, L. Selffert 522, G. Bell 533, W. Brazel 510, D. Burns 527, G. Carpenter 528. 200 Games: R. Brazel 214, D Burns 206, R. Knisley 211, R. Miller 222-226, C. Walton 201, H. Galloway 202-222, E. Anderson 208, D. Armbruster 236203, L. Sieffert 202, G. Bell 202. TUESDAY AFTERNOON LADIES W L Wawasee T.V. 14 6 Wawasee Laundromat 11 9 American Industries 11 9 Sit ’N Knit 11 9 Todd Realty 10 10 State Bank of Syracuse 10 10 Silveus Motors 9 11 Kinder’s Mfg. 8 12 Mock’s Marine Service 8 12 Tom Socks 8 12 High Team Game: American Indusrties, 774. High Team Series: Tom Socks, 2,153. 600 Series: S. Kern 610(182-215-213). 450 Series and above: L. Neff 483 (175), S. Heckaman 460(172), V. Penn 462. L. Vance 476, B Todd 451. 170 Games and above: E. Hughes 184, H. Frushour 171. TUESDAY NIGHT LADIES W L Syracuse Rubber 17% 6% Tom Socks 17 7 Walter Drug Co. 17 7 Sea Nymph 16 8 Augsburger’s I.G.A. 13 11 Brenda’s Beauty Break 13 11 Trudy’s Beauty Salon 11 13 White’s Mobil 10 14 G»W Pizza 8% 15% Wnmer’s Bar 8 16 ftw FULL WEEK Thursday - Wednesday October 10 thru 16 Steve McQueen Faye Dunaway in “THE THOMAS CROWN AFFAIR” Technicolor * e * Open Monday thru Friday 6:30 p.m. Saturday and Sunday 1:00 p.m.

Lakeside Laundry 7 17 Barbee Hotel 6 18 High Team Game: Tom Socks, 703. High Team Series: Tom Socks. 2,015. 450 Series and above: E. Wogoman 454, W. Nolan 482. 170 Games and above: S. Gilbert 171, M Dixon 173, M. Simon 179, W. Nolan 190. MILFORD BUSINESS LEAGUE W L Chore-Time Equipment 24 4 Arro Motor Homes 19 9 Milford TV and Appliance 16 12 . Little and Clark, Inc. 16 12 Mishler Funeral Home 14 14 McFarren Service 14 14 Walter Drug Co. ■ 14 14 Campbell’s Market 12% 15% Augsburger—Syracuse 12% 15% Beer and Slabaugh, Inc. 12 16 Sharp Hardware Company 10 18 Augsburger—Milford 4 24 High Team Game: Arro Motor Homes, 953. High Team Series: Chore-Time Equipment, Inc., 2,604. 600 Series: G. Thornsbury 611. 500 Series: J. Speicher 578, H. Doty 571, L. Newman 553, W. Tullis 546, D Rensberger 542, L. Slabaugh 542, D. McFarren 540, H. Bartman 531, C. Berkeypile 528. L. Miller 523. P. Campbell 521, J. Keller 515. M. Wolferman 510, F. Avery 508, A. Beiswanger 508. L. Troup 507, B. Little 506, B Morto 504, J. Bucher 504. 200 Games: D. McFarren 243, D. Thibaut 235. G. Thornsbury 214-202, W. Tullis 205, J. Speicher 204. MONDAY NIGHT COUNTY LEAGUE W L Wawasee Package 15 5 Kale Island Beacon 15 5 Pilcher Shoes 13 7 Lakeland Produce 12 8 Kurley’s Keglers 11 9 Barbee Hotel 11 9 Dixie Boat 10 10 Wawasee T.V. 10 10 Frog Taxern 10 10 Thornburg’s 10 10 Teghtmeyer Ace Hardware 9 11 Bud’s Body Shop 9 11 Louie’s Tavern 8 12 Kline Construction 7 13 Wawasee Bowl 7 13 OK Sales 3 17 High Team Game: Kale Island Beacon, 970 High Team Series: Wawasee Package, 2,705. 600 Series: C. Eby 628. 550 Series: L. Thwaits 556, E. Armbruster 562, F. Nyikos 560, M. Ganshcrn 574, R. Maresh 595, H. Bartman 591, R. Thibaut 567. 200 Games: L. Chupp 208. H. Hochstetler 202, J. Kimble 214, M. Zollinger 211, C. Campbell 200, D. Shock 206, L. Thwaits 205, L. Teghtmcvor 214, C. Eby 203-255, J. Wortinger 201, W. Stahly 205, F. Nyikos 205, M. Ganshorn 208-208, R. Maresh 212-202, N. Bartman 222, R. Thibaut 200, L Vance 204. Syracuse Locals (Mrs. Marie Buchholz and her sister, Mrs. C. I. Schmidt, have returned to south Huntington street, Syracuse, after spending the summer in Michigan. Mr. and Mrs. John Naab have purchased the property of Mrs. Tom Socks and will move shortly. Mrs. Socks will be moving to East Shore drive. Mrs. Mabel E. Dutterer of r 2 Syracuse has gone to Holiday, Fla., to spend the winter months. Mr. and Mrs. Larry Jones are now residing at Philadelphia, Pa., where Larry is a corpsman technician in the U.S. naval hospital there. “Were it left to me to decide whether we should have government without newspapers or newspapers without a government, I should not hesitate to prefer the latter.”—Thomas Jefferson. TRIXIE THE TRADER "THESE CLASSIFIEP APS MUST WORK/54SF-HERE’S A GUY SELLING FRESH EGGS'."

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Wawasee Defeats Manchester

For Fourth Victory

By Ric Clingaman The Warriors came home with a victory once again as they defeated Manchester 18-0 Saturday morning. Gary Newcomer started things rolling in the first quarter as he ran around end for a 38-yard touchdown for the Warriors. Extra point by Donn May was declined as it went over the left side of the cross bar. Then again, in the second quarter, Newcomer ran around left end for a 51-yard run for the second TD of the game. PAT was declined again as it went off to the left. Gary did a well-earned job on offense and had his day put out for him as he scored the only touchdowns for the Warriors offense. Bill Pipp came around in the last few seconds of the first half and intercepted a pass from Man-

Cubs Unseated By Akron As Cross Country Champs

Pierceton’s crack cross country team failed to win their eighth consecutive county championship at the county fairgrounds Friday — bowing to Akron. The victors were sparked by Steve Cumberland, who held a commanding lead throughout the entire race and crossed the finish line at' 10:26, followed by South Whitlev’s Eric Swing, who won individual honors a year ago. Pierceton came in second with 53 points which led South Whitley’s total of 56 points. Winning Akron had a comfortable 36 points. Fourth place was Mentone with 100 and fifth was Larwill with 106 points in the five-team Area Women As Delegates To State Convention Mrs. Gene (Ruth) Duke of Big Chapman lake (r 1 Warsaw) and Mrs. Harold (Jan) Smith of Warsaw attended the Beta Sigma Phi state convention at French Lick on Friday, Saturday and Sunday. The two women were delegates from the Alpha Beta chapter of Warsaw. They were accompanied by their husbands. Another member of the Alpha Beta chapter who attended was Mrs. William (Mary) Mollenhour of Country Club drive. Registration was from 4 to 9 p.m. Friday. Election of officers and a business meeting were held Saturday with a banquet and dancing planned for Saturday night. The convention closed mid-afternoon Sunday following a late luncheon. MILFORD LOCALS Sunday guests of Mr. and Mrs. George Auer of r 1 Milford were Mr. and Mrs. Ernie Roberts of Sidney. Mrs. Auer is a sister of Mr. Roberts. Mrs. Virgil (Pansy) Stump, Mrs. Ruth Haney and Mrs. Robert Rumfelt were evening luncheon guests of Mr. and Mrs. Henry Biller of r 1 Milford.

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Chester and ran 55 yards for the third and final TD of the game. PAT was blocked. The “Maulers” just didn’t have their day put cut for them as Manchester racked up 141 total yards rushing and passing against the Warriors defense. Kent Wilson led the “Maulers” with nine tackles and five assists. Tom Miller was second in line with eight tackles and two assists. Coach Storey’s only., comment after the game was, “We’ll make an extra point yet”. The Warriors are looking for number five as they face Plymouth Saturday, Oct. 12, at 7:30 on the Warriors’ home field. This game will be Wawasee’s first he scorning. Scoring by Quarters 1 2 3 4 Final Wawasee 6 12 0 0 18 Manchester 0 0 0 0 0

competition. The Akron Flyers’ main runner, Cumberland, suffered an ankle injury, but they more than made up for this handicap as Pete Sanders finished third behind Swing, Finishing in the first 10 spots were: Cumberland, Akron; Swing, South Whitley; Sanders, Akron; Ernie Welborn, Mentone; Blaine Farley, Pierceton; Baker, Akron; Jenkisn, Akron; Steve Reed, Mentone; Bob Beeson, South Whitley; and Bill Keener, Pierceton. For the Cubs Blaine Farley was fifth, Bill Keener 10th, Roy DeLaCruz 11th, Steve Miner 13th and Jeff Rager 14th. South Whitley Baseball Team Undefeated The South Whitley high school baseball team were undefeated in their fall baseball competition. Team members included Dennis Waybright, Wayne Roberts, Jerry Metzger, Hal Howard, Bob Austin, Eric Swing, Charles Whitaker, Jim Haney, Randy King, Larry Davis, Terry Zorger, Stan Frantz, Tom Davis and Dan Sanson. The team was coached by Bill Patrick. Student managers were Frantz and Sherbahn. POSTMASTER AND MRS. PEQUIGNOT ARRIVE HOME Pierceton postmaster and Mrs Edward Pequignot arrived home Sunday from a week in Washington, D.C., where they attended sessions of the national postmasters’ convention. Postmasters were addressed by President Lyndon Johnson and by Postmaster General Marvin Watson. They heard talks by a number of other national dignitaries. En route home the Pequignots visited historic Williamsburg and a number of Civil War battlefields Angel Falls in Venezuela, 3,212, is the highest waterfall in the world.

SYRACUSE—NORTH WEBSTER Hospital Notos Mrs. H. T. Miller of North Webster is a patient in the Linvill hospital at Columbia City. James A. Ridgeway of r 4 Syracuse has been dismissed from Memorial hospital, South Bend. He underwent eye surgery and is improving nicely. Mrs. William Jones, North Webster, has been admitted to the Murphy Medical Center. Mrs. Robert Busch, r 3 Syracuse, was released from the Murphy Medical Center over the week end. Robert Bell, r 4 Syracuse, is a patient in the Goshen hospital suffering with pneumonia. He is some what improved. His room number is 239. MILFORD-LEESBURG Hospital Notes Mrs. Veva Bassett of r 1 Leesburg was admitted to the Murphy Medical Center on Wednesday. Mrs. Alma Bowers, Leesburg, was dismissed from Whitley County hospital last week. Mrs. Walter Kasper of Milford was dismissed from the Goshen hospital on Saturday. Mrs. Kasper was there for observation. Alfred E. Close, r 1 Leesburg, was admitted to the Murphy Medical Center on Monday. G. W. Freeman of r 1 Leesburg (Tippecanoe lake) is a patient in the Linvill Memorial hospital, Columbia City, where he was taken the latter part of last week after suffering a stroke. Mr. and Mrs. Hubert Cain and Sandra of Milford were Sunday dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. Steven Cain of Bloomingdale.

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Court News Licenses Issued George Edward Teeple, 21, r 1 Leesburg, and Ann Kay Tusing, medical secretary, were issued a marriage license by county clerk T. Ethna Scott. Rafael Gomez, 23, Milford, laborer, and Elida Maria Yarrito, 23, Weslaco, Tex., laborer, were issued a marriage license at the office of the county clerk T. Ethna Scott. Allen E. McDonald, 44, Nappanee, dealer relations, and Dorothy I. McDonald, 41, r 1 Milford, medical secretary, were issped a marriage license by the county clerk T. Ethna Scott. Booked At County Jail Johnny Poe, 20, Leesburg, was arrested for public intoxication and driving while under the influence of alcoholic beverages. “Teaching For Results” Theme Os Teachers’ Training Course “Teaching For Results” will be the theme of a five-day teachers’ training course offered at the First Brethren church of Milford. Classes will convene on Sunday evening, Oct. 13, at 7:30 p.m. and continue through Thursday evening, Oct. 17. Rev. Fred Burkey, director of the National Board of Christian Education of the Brethren church, will be the instructor. THE LARRY SCHEUERS, SYRACUSE, RETURN FROM SOUTH CAROLINA Mr. and Mrs. Larry Scheuer of Syracuse returned Saturday from a week’s vacation trip to Charleston, S. C., where they visited Mrs. Scheuer’s brother, airman Robert E. Buster, Jr., Mrs. Buster, Cindy Jo and Robbie. They spent a night each way enroute with Mrs. Scheuer’s father, Robert E. Buster at Scottsburg. The Scheuer children, Bianca and Bret, spent the week with their grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. James Scheuer, at Plymouth. SYRACUSE LOCAL Mr. and Mrs. Robert D. Hamman have moved from Remington to the property of Terry McClintic oh west Main street, Syracuse. Mr. Hamman is the elementary principal at Syracuse.

Milford First Brethren Church WMS Has Meeting The Women’s Missionary Society of the First Brethren church of Milford met Thursday evening in the home of Mrs. Gail Geiger. Mrs. Hubert Cain presided over the business meeting for the evening. Plans were made for attending the rally at the Nappanee church on Thursday. The devotion leader, Mrs. Gordon Rhodes, reviewed a chapter from the study book. The Bible study, “God, Our Chief Love”, was given by Mrs. Joe Estep. Mrs. Ernest Patterson told the story of an Old Testament heroine, “Ruth”. Refreshments of pumpkin pie, nuts, Halloween candy and; coffee were served to the 22 members present by the hostess-and co-host-ess, Mrs. Rhodes. The November 7 meeting will be held at the church with Mrs. Floyd Schuder as hostess. NOTICE: Save papers, magazines and catalogs. The First Brethren Youth Crusaders is having a paper drive and will pick them up No vember 2. ml YOU ARE INVITED TO ATTEND THE PREACHING MISSION of the SYRACUSE CHURCH OF THE BRETHREN October 6-13 REV. J. OLIVER DEARING From Decatur, Indiana Will Bring the, Message Each Evening at 7 SPECIAL MUSIC AND CHILDREN’S STORY EACH EVENING Good Congregational Singing Rev. Ralph W. Wagoner, Pastor