The Mail-Journal, Volume 5, Number 37, Milford, Kosciusko County, 16 October 1968 — Page 2

THE MAIL-JOURNAL—Wed., Oct. 16, 1968

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By Ric Clingaman The Warriors winning streak came to a halt as the Plymouth Rockies 'won their sixth straight victory Saturday night 7-0. It was a close game all the way, especially in the last few seconds cf the game as the Warriors were driving forward fForn the 30-yard line. This was the turning point of the game as Donn May threw a pass to John Leemon for 42 yards. Then halfback, Steve Bahn got the first down on the next .play. It looked as if the Warriors were going to get theirs, but the gun went off and it was too late . . . Plymouth’s only touchdown came early in the second quarter as they plunged in from the two-foot line. Indeed, it was a close game as the Warriors racked up 151 jards rushing and passing to Plymouth’s 137 yards. This was Wawasee’s second defeat this season but they are determined this will be their last. h J JI A F ■B HB A W'/ Y WIHR The game this week will be at Concord, Saturday, Oct. 19, at 1 p.m. STATISTICS WHS PHS Net yards gained 151 137 by rushing 68 112 by passing 83 25 First Downs 11 10 by rushing 6 8 by passing 3 1 by penalty 2 1 Passes Attempted 15 9 Passes Completed .... 6 3 Punts 3 3 Punt Average 33 37 Yards Penalized 25 50 Fumbles Lost 4 4 ‘Day Os Singing’ At St. Andrew’s Church “One Great Day of Methodist Singing” service will be held at Saint Andrew’s United Methodist church, Syracuse, Sunday, Oct. 20. On Monday, Oct. 21, a hearing on the basis of union will be held at Saint Paul’s in Elkhart. The hearing will begin at 7:30 p.m. The WSCS of the Saint Andrew’s church will hold a noon luncheon in the church parlor Thursday. You can’t tell what a man thinks by what he says.

PROCLAMATION WHEREAS, many residents and citizens of the Town of Syracuse have complained to the Town Board of Trustees of the Town of Syracuse that the practice of children going from door to door in the Town of Syracuse immediately preceding Halloween each year fcr the purpose of “Trick or Treat” calls, has become a nuisance and have requested the Town Board of Trustees to adopt an ordinance in regulation thereof, and WHEREAS, the Town Board of Trustees of the unanimous opinion that the practice of “Trick or Treat” is a worthwhile and proper practice and activity for children and not a proper subject fcr an ordinance of any type of legislation, and WHEREAS, the Town Board of Trustees is of the opinion that the activity is commenced too far in advance of Hallcween night and continued over too long a period and many of the complaints are a result of the length of time involved. ‘ x . NOW THEREFORE, the Town Board of Trustees designate October 31, 1968, as “Trick or Treat” day for the Town of Syracuse and respectfully request the cooperation of both parents and children herein. AND HEREAS, the curfew law will be strickly enforced, all children should be home by 10 p.m. No one should be on the ‘streets prior to 7 p.m. BYRON CONNOLLY VERNON BECKMAN WILLARD NUSBAUM LOREN LONGENBAUGH MRS. FRANK BATES Board of Town Trustees Attest: Ronald Sharp, clerk-treasurer

Wawasee Wins Over East Noble In Freshman Game Last Week 7-0

. Wawasee high school’s freshmen football team waited until the find! 13 seconds to score before taking a 7-0 decision over East Noble in a heavy rain Wednesday night at Kendallville. The two teams wallowed in the mud for almost the entire game before quarterback Tim Blue finally hit Bill Leemon on an eightyard scoring toss. Fred Beer ran the PAT to give the Warriors the victory. The winning touchdown was set up when Wawasee’s Ron Simpson recovered a fumble at the East Noble 30. Tom Fribley who gained 31 yards rushing in the fourth quarter ran the ball four straight times to set up the scoring play.

Columbian Reading Circle Holds October Meeting The Columbian Reading Circle met on October 14, at the home of Mrs. William Roop. Roll call was taken with 14 members and two guests present. Response to roll call was “My favorite flower”. Guests were Mrs. Stanley Custer and Mrs. Gale Chapman. After a short business meeting, the leader for the evening, Mrs. Don Ahrns, introduced Mrs? Chapman, who is talented in flower arrangements. She presented an educational program on the fundamentals and the necessary items needed for a perfect flower arrangement. She showed arrangements she had previously made with oneof the most outstanding composed of dried weeds. At the close of her program she arranged a marigold bouquet making it look very simple. Mrs. Roop served refreshments of oatmeal cake, homemade ice cream and coffee. New Club Has Halloween Party Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Kammerdiener of Syracuse entertained for the newly formed Rime ’N Reason Pc 3m club and for their daught:r, Tonda, Tuesday after school. Election of officers was held. Elected were: Tonda Miller—president Karen Boggs—vice president Denise Darr—secretary Candy Singrey—treasurer Rhonda Eary—book reader Following supper games were played. Janet Weaver won the prize. Attending were Denise Darr, Candy Singrey, Theresa Gordon, Karen Boggs, Cathie Brandon, Patty Bryant, Rhonda Eary, Vickie and Cindy Todd, Margaret Green, Lori Wells, Lee Ann Andrews, Janet Weaver and Catherine and Amy Kammerdiener. PEORIANS ATTEND REUNION Mr. and Mrs. John Hoerr of Peoria were guests of their son, Bob Hoerr, and family of Milford, ever the week end. They attended the Weisser reunion at Wolcott in which 74 attended. Mrs. John Hoerr is the former Aline Weisser of Milford.

Wawasee’s outstanding highlight of the game was the defense which held East Noble three times within the Warriors’-10-yard line. The winner’s defense made 90 tackles in the game and came up with four rumble recoveries. Tackle Doug Allen was phenomenal on defense for Wawasee as he came up with 15 tackles. He was followed by Elbert Campbell with 11 and Dwight Custer and Fribley with 10 apiece. The victory boosted coach Don Bradley’s Warriors to a 4-2 record. They are in action again tonight against Rochester at the Wawasee field.

Worn the Services jy| /Jfc RECENT GRADUATE—JohnC. Mason, above, was graduated from jump school on September 25 and promoted to E4. He is the son of Mrs. Patricia Mason of Milford. His new address is as follows: Cpl. John C. Mason RA68010422 70th Go. 7 Stu. Bn. 4th Pit (TSB) Fort Benning, Ga., 31905 Craft Club Makes Angels The Syracuse Craft club met Monday evening in the home of Mrs. Merton K. Meredith. The evening was spent making burlap and draped angels. Refreshments of pumpkin pie, candy and nuts were served to the 15 members present. The next meeting will be with Mrs. Herschel G. Leatherman, r 4 Syracuse. Syracuse Fair Association Has Annual Supper Saturday The Syracuse Police and Firemen’s annual 'supper for the fair workers was held Saturday night in the fire station. A carry-in supper featuring chicken, ham and beverages furnished by the association, was enjoyed. T. L. Kline acted as chef. The attendance was not large due to the homecoming game and other activities in town, but the evening was enjoyed by all who attended.

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fe. R i i Ifc ''w’■ ByV t? & 1 ratw > « JU ■ 1 WWi "Jr \ J llul PRINCIPAL COMMENTS — Wawasee high school principal Henry Smith is shown above as he congratulated’'foomecoming queen Arlene Olson during ceremonies held at the school Saturday night. Miss Olson and her escort are shown behind the principal. Wawasee’s first homecoming was termed a great success.

FISHING GOOD AT WAWASEE Gene Jacoby of . Fort Wayne reports fishing good at Lake Wawasee. He caught two, 6‘i pound bass while fishing there Monday.

MILFORD—LEESBURG Hospital Notes Woody Howard of Leesburg received treatment in the emergency room at Murphy Medical Center, Warsaw, Friday. R. E. Slabaugh of Milford was dismissed from the Goshen hospital on Friday, Oct. 11. Mr. Slabaugh is not permitted visitors for two weeks. Mrs. Ray Levy of Warsaw underwent minor surgery at Elkhart hospital Monday morning. She is the former Mildred Graff, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Graff of r 1 Milford. Avis E. Bowler, Milford, was admitted to the Goshen hospital on Sunday. Mrs. Woodrow Free, Milford, was admitted to the Goshen hospital on Monday. Mrs. Free is in traction due to a slipped disc. John Replogle, Milford, was admitted to the Goshen hospital on Monday. Mrs. Hascue Collins, Leesburg, was admitted to the Murphy Medical Center on Monday. WAX MELTING CAUSES S3OO DAMAGE Damage was estimated at S3OO Friday at the home of Mrs. F. M. Blough of r 1 Syracuse when wax, which was being melted, blazed up. The damage was to cabinets and in the kitchen. Senior Mothers Club Meets In Grimes Home The Senior mothers club of Syracuse met Monday evening in the home of Mrs. Stahley Grimes with Mrs. George Meyers as assistant hostess. The program “Autumn in Indiana’’ was presented by Mrs. Grimes, who showed slides sent by the Indiana Department of Commerce. Hie slides showed the beauty of Indiana in the fall. She also showed some very in? teresting slides of local scenery. Comments followed. There were 17 members and ane guest, Mrs. T. C. Pauls, present. . The next meeting will be with Mrs. Theodore Hertenstein.

FRIDAY NIGHT MIXED W L Thwaits Grain 19 5 Stahley Stillson 17 7 Tom Socks 1614 7% Mogul Rubber 16 8 Beaton 151,4 8% Kinder’s 13% 10% Village Tap 12 12 L. Thwaits Gr. 12 12 Pacer 12 12 4 Singles 10% 13% Woodward Oswalt 10 14 Pickwick Theatre 10 14 Wawasee T.V. 9 15 United Telephone 7 17 Frog Tavern 6 18 Corl Corp. 5 19 High Team Series: Pickwick Theatre. 2,066. High Team Game: Pacer, 756. Honor Scores—men: D. Maresh 520, L. Welty 520, C. Eby 595, L. Vance 543, J. Johnson 513, J. Brouwer 544, G. Estep 477, R. Wogoman 495, E. Smith 490, E. Yoder 469. E. Helmuth 520, J. Honer 478, P. Kline 516. L. Epley 561, B. Frenger 469, J. Wortinger 471, B. Thwaits 519, D. Price 555, L. Thwaits 501, L. Kuilema 500, D. Knisley 532, R. Knisley 538, J. Lowe 487, J. Morganthaler 495. Honor Scores—women: J. Morganthaler 447, D. Knisley 457, D. Thwaits 504. M. Dixon 497, S. Kern 492, E. Blakesley 489,Schultz -D. Johnson 465. S. Brouwer 473, M. Schwab 455, L. Vance 518. LAND O LAKES W L Frog Tavern 19% 4% Pilcher’s Shoes 19 5 Dean’s Milk 17 7 Harris Funeral Home 17 7 The Mail-Journal 16 8 Bowen Motors 15 9 Aqualand Motel 14 10 G-W Food Products 13 11 Thwaits Grain 12 12 Syracuse Legion 12 12 Sportsman Bar 11% 12% Regent Homes 10 14 Auer’s Service Station 10 14 McCormick-Cutter 9 15 Brazel’s Bait and Tackle 8 16 North Webster Jaycees 6 18 State Bank of Syracuse 4 20 Liberty Coach 3 21 High Team Game: Pilcher’s, 980. High Team Series: Pilcher’s, 2,744. 600 Series: F. Nyikos 606, R. Simon 618, C. Eby 611. 525 Series: E. Harting 575, P. Bright 549. E. Ganz 529, R. Wogoman 545. K Knisley 554. B. Dorsey 529, R. Maresh 554, N. Biddle 543, C. Davies 594. A. Walgamuth 529, J. Karesh 575. t>. Butler, F. Avery, J. W. Cripe, M. D-rsey, D. Armbruster 588. 200 Games: E. Harting 208-214, P. Bright 209, E. Ganz 201, A. Beiswanger 202-200, C. Eby 206-206, C. Davies 226, L. Vance 210. R. Simon 210-224, D. Armbruster 214, R. Maresh 221, F. Avery 204, F. Nyikos 213215, J. Karesh 203, D. Butler 209, M. Simon 202, L. Coy 225, J. W. Cripe 236, J. R. Cripe 202, M. Dorsey 226. THURSDAY NIGHT LADIES Pilcher’s 19 5 Weaver Tool 18 6 Pickwick 16 8 Louie’s Bar 16 8 Hughes Digging 15 9 Regent Homes 14 10 Foo & Faye 14 10 Plastic Specialties 12 12 The Beacon 12 12 Huey Well Drilling 12 12 S. T. P. 11 13 Glaser’s 11 13 B. & K. 10 14 North Webster Bank 10 14 The Mail-Journal 10 14 Anchor Bar 9 15 Servisoft 9 15 Teghtmeyer Ace 8 16 Monsanto 8 16 Brazel’s 6 18 High Team Game and Series: Huey Well Drilling, 812—2,200. 500 Series: J. Byland 163-175-189— 527, K. Knisley 165-154-195—514. 450 Series: G. Pilcher 450, D. Thwaits 467, N. Phipps 455, S. Bowen 472, J. Seely 460, B. Menefee 463, J. Groves 452, P. Huffer 492, F. Wort-*’ inger 474, G. Eyer 467, B. Nyce 450. 170 Games: G. Pilcher 185, D. Thwaits 171, R. White 193, P. Huffer 178, F. Wortinger 178, M. Thornburg 175. TUESDAY AFTERNOON LADIES Wawasee T.V. 17 7 American Industries 15 9 Wawasee Laundromat 13 11 Sit ’N Knit 12 12 Todd Realty 12 12 State Bank of Syracuse 12 12 Mock’s Marine Service 11 13

KE3-3328 — Thursday - Saturday October 17-18-19 “Perhaps the most beautiful movie in History” “Elvira Madigan” FOR ADULTS In Color ♦ * « Sunday - Wednesday October 20 thru 23 Burt Lancaster Ossie Davos in “The Scalphunters” Color

Kinder's Mfg. 10 14 Silveus Motors 9 15 Tom Socks 9 15 High T-arn Gam. : American Industries. 761. High Team Series: Wawasee TV 2,139. 450 Series: B. Kline 452<179>, V. Penn 476(170>, M. Lung 452<171) B. Ganz 494*171 >. S Kern 470, M Willard 471(1701. G. Craig 470. D. Johnson 447. 170 Games: S. Heckaman 175. HITS AND MISSES . ■< „ , W L Pts. Leon s Keglers 11 4 15 Sportsman’s Bar 10 5 13 Misfits 8 7 12 Sylvans 8 7 u , Anchor Barets .7 8 10 Flubbers 6 9 7 Badds 697 Odd Couples 4 11 5 High Team Game and Series: Misfits; 627—1,836. 500 Series: D. McFarland 560. D Zawadzke 511, R. Brazel 502. 200 Games: R. Brazel 211. D McFarland 210. 170 Games: D. Cripe 194. LAKELAND MEN'S LEAGUE „ W L Eager Leaguers 19 9 Syracuse Rubber 19 9 Brazel’s Balt & Tackle 17 11 Likens & Son Trucking 13 15 H & M Motor Clinic 13 15 G & G Texaco 12 16 Layton Travel Trailer 10 18 Anderson Paint & Supply 10 18 High Team Game: G & G Texaco. 880. 2 45*5 h Team Serles: Eager Leaguers. 600 Series: G. Carpenter 607. 500 Series: H. Galloway 560, C Walton 530, R. Stahley 523, D. Van 500, H. Mickley 500. 200 Games: E. Likens 231, G. Carpenter 226-220. H. Galloway 213, R Stahley 205. TUESDAY NIGHT LADIES Syracuse Rubber 21 % 6% Tom Socks 21 ' 7 Sea Nymph 20 8 Walter Drug Company 17 11 Brenda’s Beauty Break 15 13 Trudy’s Beauty Salon 14 14 Augsburger’s I.G.A. 13 15 White’s Mobil n 17 Homer’s Bar 11 17 p’W 8% 19% Lakeside Laundry 8 20 Barbee Hotel 8 20 High Team Game: Homer’s Bar, 737. High Team Series: Syracuse Rubber. 2,075. 450 Series: W. Nolan 468, P. Maresh 481, M. Simon 529. 170 Games: W. Nolan 178, P. Maresh 179, M. Simon 219. MILFORD BUSINESS LEAGUE W L Chore-Time Equipment 27 5 Arro Motor Homes 23 9 Milford TV and Appliance 20 12 Little and Clark, me. 20 12 Attgsbnrger—Syracuse 18U 16 u Mishler Funeral Home 15 17 Walter Drug, Inc. 15 17 Beer and Slabaugh, Inc. 15 17 Campbell’s Market 1314 igiMcFarren Service 13 " 19 ” Sharp Hardware Company 10 22 Augsburger—Milford 5 27 High Team Series and Game: Arro Motor Homes. 2,597—896. 500 Series: G. Thornsbury 597, D. Hockert 595, F. Avery 587, L. Newman 552, P. Campbell 551, M. Wolferman 546. L. Bray 544, D. Butler 533, O Replogle 528, H. Wuthrich 524, D. Wolferman 523, W. Miller 514, L. Slabaugh 507, P. Mathews 507, B. Little 506, B. Murto 524. 200 Games: F. Avery 256, B. Little 221, P. Mathews 217, G. Thornsbury 213, L. Bray 204, D. Butler 203, O Replogle 203. MONDAY NIGHT COUNTY LEAGUE W L Wawasee Package 19 5 Kale Island Beacon 18 6 . Lakeland Produce 15 9 Pilcher Shoes 14 10 Wawasee T V. 14 10 Kurley’s Keglers 13 11 Frog Tavern 13 .11 Teghtmeyer Ace Hardware 11 13 Barbee Hotel 11 13 Thornburg’s 11 . 13 Wawasee Bowl 11 13 Dixie Boat 10 14 Louie’s Tavern 9 15 Kline Construction 9 15 Bud’s Body Shop 9 15 OK Sales 5 19 High Team Game and Serbs: Lakeland Produce, 1,012—2,827. 600 Series: N. Kistler 642, C. Frushour 618, G. Carpenter 613, M. Zellinger 661. 550 Series: V. Stayer 553. M. Ganshorn 560, C. Eby 550, F. Nyikos 569, C. McCuen 559, D. Armbruster 593, L. Vance 558. 200 games: V. Stayer 222, M. Ganshorn 201, N. Kistler 225-222, C Frushour 233, C. Eby 222, J. Brouwer 221, F. Nyikos 200, R. Maresh 202, L. Thwaits 216. C McCuen 202-213, D. Armbruster 208-214. G. Carpenter 235. G. Burns 204, L. Welty 210, H. Hochstetler 211, M. Zellinger 225-237. MILFORD LOCAL Sunday overnight visitors at the Rev. Albert Curtright home were their niece and nephew, and their two children from Hamilton, Ontario, Canada. Dr. Silverman is a professor of political science at the McMaster university at Hamilton.

ONE FULL WEEK ■ 111 I Will I IB I STARTS WED., OCT. 16 THRU TUES., OCT. 22 ■*JIIMi II ■ I Open 7:00 — Show 7:30 — Box Office Closes at 8:30 WWUWI ADULTS ONLY Admission iiwiiimrfWWß $1.25 ifl|i SteJi BK IK MSB B Paramount Pictures Presents Mia Farrow In a William Castle Production llsosamno John Cassavetes Ruth" Gordon /Sidney Blackmer/Maurice Evans /and Ralph Bellamy Produced by Wilham Castle/ Written lor the Screen and Directed by Roman Polanski / From the novel by Ira Levin Production

r—HEALTH & SAFETY — Mainly for Mothers Ly Carol Hart Your Baby Sitter Needs Instruction Play fair with your teen-age baby sitter and you can leave your little children in her charge with greater peace of mind. Tell her what her responsibilities are, and be sure you leave safe surroundings for both your children and the sitter. The Council on Family Health, a non-profit organization sponsored

as a public service by leading members of the drug industry to promote home safety and family health, suggests some ways to help a proxy parent do a better job. Put all medicines in their proper storage places where they cannot fall into the hands of your children. Even though you have stored household cleaners and chemicals beyond the reach of little children, you should instruct both the sitter.and the children that the kitchen is “off limits” for the youngsters. There are too many things that can cause accidents to children in the kitchen. Put matches and lighters where youngsters can’t find them. When the sitter arrives, hand her a written list: the address and telephone number where you may be reached, the- telephone number of your doctor and the telephone number of your nearest friend or neighbor. Tell her when to expect you back. Instruct her to keep the doors locked and not to admit anyone except her friend or yourselves. If she is to feed or bathe the children, be detailed in how to do it. Show her where the food is

VILLAGE SQUARE By Chuck Stiles "£MMA,,.VOO TALKIN& TO SOMEONE on the. party line, about with THE. DRESS MODELING NOTICE Town Os Syracuse In accordance with ordinance provisions, residents of the town of Syracuse may burn leaves on concrete streets between sunrise and sunset. No leaves may be burned on asphalt or blacktop streets or alleys and no burning of any kind shall be done after sunset. BY ORDER OF TOWN TRUSTEES, SYRACUSE

♦ ; rr— J/. J | \ T 1 BimS kept. Tell her of any habits or problems she should know about the children. And, above all, speak to your sitter in away that will increase her trust in you. If your sitter is afraid of, being scolded if she tells you something went wrong, she may be inclined to keep important information from you — such as a fall or other accidents that may have happened while you were out.