The Mail-Journal, Volume 5, Number 42, Milford, Kosciusko County, 20 November 1968 — Page 2

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? <MH jrwhU ANOTHER FOR WESTVIEW — Going up for another bucket for Westview at the season’s first game, played in the Syracuse junior high gym Friday night, is tall, able Cliff Thompson, number 53. He got 41 points for the Westview Warriors, and proved the nemesis for the Wawasee Warriors. While he is surrounded by all five players on the home team, they were unable to stop Thompson, as was the case throughout the game.

Warriors Tripped By Westview, 67-70

By Ric Clingaman The Wawasee Warriors, playing their first cage outing in the school’s young history, dropped a tension-filled 70-67 contest to the visiting Westview Warriors in a game played in the Syracuse junior high school gym Friday night. The first and fourth quarters appeared to be the key to Wawasee’s final defeat. In the first quarter, the Warriors lost the services of their junior guard, Steve Zurcher, who was sidelined for the game in a spectacular spill. In the fourth quarter, inexperience, loss of players because of foul trouble and the inability to overcome a tough Westview press all contributed to the eventual outcome. As the first quarter started, the Warriors jumped out to an early 2-0 lead when Gary Firestone hit on the game’s first shot but Westview came right back to knot it up at two apiece. Wawasee slowly edged ahead to a six-point lead midway into the quarter behind the continued hot shooting of Firestone who pumped in six points during the stretch. Westview’s Warriors kept within striking distance throughout the first quarter as Thompson pumped in 15 of his teams 19 first quarter points. The Warriors fought off a determined bid by the visitors to unseat them near the end of the first quarter and the opening

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stanza ended in a 19-19 tie. As the second quarter started, Wawasee’s 6-2 center, Bill Pipp, went to the bench with three personals. At two minutes into the quarter, a driving lay-up by Westview’s Thompson put the visitors into the lead 24-23, the first time they had been in command since the opening minutes of the game. The last half proved to be quite exciting as the Warriors were faced with quite a number of fouls, and Westview was coming up on scoring as the third quarter ended with the Warriors leading by a mere three points. As the fourth quarter began, four Warriors carried four personals into the game. Kammerer was the first to go to the bench with 6:50 of the final frame and Firestone followed 48 seconds later. Pipp eventually joined his teammates on the bench and in the final crucial minutes of the game the Warriors played without four of their starting five. The last two minutes of the game proved to be the turning point as Westview jumped ahead by one and connected on two free throws for the /final score, 70-67. Gary Firestone led the Warriors with 16 points while Andy Hartley added 15.

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The box score follows: WAWASEE (67) — Elliot 210, Hartley 712, Kammerer 225, Firestone 725, Fowler 302, Zurcher Oil, Barrett 414, Pipp 255. Totals: 27 field goals, 13 free throws, 24 personal fouls. WESTVIEW (70) —V. Lambright 133, Zehr 101, Yoder 332, Bender 001, L. Lambright 304, Thompson 14-13-4, Roy 232. Totals: 24 field goals, 22 free throws, 17 personal fouls. Second Team Wins Coach Mike Kurtz’s Wawasee reserves won their match 46 to 37 in a real thriller over Westview’s reserves doing most of its battle in the final quarter. In the first two quarters the Warriors got 27 per cent of their shots to Westview’s 40 per cent. The Warriors will be host to Carrol, Friday, Nov. 22, at New Haven. Milford Local Mr. and Mrs. Fern Traster and son, Jimmy, of DeMotte and Mr. and Mrs. Max Kinsey and daughter, Pam, of Warsaw were Sunday afternoon and evening guests in the home of Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Felkner of Milford.

Wolf Lake Defeats Syracuse The Syracuse Yellow Jackets were defeated by Wolf Lake Monday night 33-20. Ulis was the second defeat in as many games for the Yellow Jackets. Jay Jones was the high scorer with seven points while also bringing down 12 rebounds. Even though Syracuse lost they showed much improvement on defense, but were very cold in shooting from the floor. Defeat can best be contributed to shooting only 20 per cent which was eight field goals for 41 shots. Because of the equal amount of scoring from the opponents, Syracuse was unable to concentrate on any one man. Leading scorers for Wolf Laker were K. Stump and T. Mangan each having seven points. The next Syracuse game will be at Claypool on November 25; game time 6 p.m. MILFORD—LEESBURG Hospital Notes Allen D. Drabenstott of Leesburg was treated in the emergency room of the Murphy Medical Center on Tuesday. Charles Schell, Milford, is confined to the Goshen hospital following surgery. His condition is listed as fair. Mrs. Virgil Zimmerman of Milford was admitted to the Goshen hospital last week. Mrs. Maude Geiger of Milford is a patient in the Goshen hospital. Joseph F. Beres of Milford was admitted to the Goshen hospital on Friday. Mrs. Leonor Medelez, r 1 Milford, was admitted to the Murphy Medical Center on Friday. Benjamin W. Liniger, son of Mrs. Wallace Liniger, was dismissed from the South Bend Memorial hospital Monday to his home in Milford. Mrs. Emil Emmons of Milford was admitted to the Elkhart hospital on Sunday, Nov. 11," where she remains a .patient. SYRACUSE—NORTH WEBSTER Hospital Notes Ray Bell, r 1 North Webster,, was admitted to Murphy Medical Center last Wednesday. Mrs. Ernest Richards of r 2 Syracuse was admitted to the Goshen hospital Thursday. Mrs. Francis Keener of North Webster was dismissed Thursday from Whitley County hospital. Charles B. Hall, r 4 Syracuse, is a patient in Murphy Medical Center. Mrs. Howard Flowers, r 1 North Webster, was treated in the emergency room of Murphy Medical Center Monday and released. Rev. Robert A. Scheidly, pas-

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JUNIOR LEAGUE W L Da-Ma-De-Ja’s 13 3 His & Hers 12 4 Strickler’s Strikers 11 5 The It’s 11 5 U. S. 11 5 Alley Bouncers 9 7 Strikers "4” 8 8 Double B & V’s 7'4 8% The G-Jay’s 6% 9% The Foxes 6 10 Goof-Off’s 5 11 Vice’s Vipers 5 11 The Marlboro Filters 5 11 69er’s 2 14 LAKELAND MEN’S LEAGUE W L Eager Leaguers 35 13 Syracuse Rubber Co. 33 15 Brazel’s Bait & Tackle 26 22 H & M Motor Clin+e' 25 23 Likens & Sons Trucking 24 24 G & G Texaco 20 28 Andersen Paint & Supply 17 31 Layton Travel Trailer 13 35 High Team Game: Syracuse Rubber Co., 915. High Team Series: Eager Leaguers, 2,588. 600 Series: D. Armbruster 600. 500 Series: E. Anderson 529, G. Burns 527, D. McKibben 525, C. Irwin 547. R. Miller 530, R. Brazel 540, G. Carpenter 589. H. Galloway 505, E. Money 569, D. Burns 529. •00 Games: D. Armbruster 236, G. Carpenter 220-200, D. McKibben 204, R. Hostetter 208, A. Walgamuth 209, D. Burns 213, E. Anderson 206. HITS AND MISSES W L Pts. Sportsman’s Bar ‘ 22 8 29 Sylvans 17 13 24 Misfits 18 12 23 Leon’s Keglers 17 13 23 Odd Couples 13 17 17 Anchor Barets 12 18 16 Flubbers 11 19 15 Badds 10 20 13 High Team Game and Series: Anchor Barets. 673—1,848. 500 Series: 3: Pounds 588. R. Brazel 516, J. R. Cripe 512, J. Graber 504, D. Zawadzke 503. 200 Games: J. Pounds 214. LAND O LAKES W L Pilcher’s Shoes 39 5 Frog Tavern 32% 11% Harris Funeral Home 29% 14% Dean’s Milk 28 16 The Mail-Journal 27 17 Bowen Motors 27 17 Syracuse Legion 26 nlB Sportsman Bar 22%' 21% Brazel’s Bait and Tackle 22 22 Aqualand Motel 21 23 G’W Pizza 20% 23% McCormick-Cutter 2'o 24 Thwaits Grain 18 26 Auer’s Service Station 16 28 q Regent Homes 14 30 North Webster Jaycees 12 32 Liberty Coach 12 32 State Bank of Syracuse 9 . 35 High Team Game and Series: Pilcher’s, 957—2,739. 600 Series: R. Thibaut 602. 500 Series: D. Pilcher 538, D. Armbruster 598, L. Vance 561, V. Becker 574, M. Boyer 518, D. Waggoner 507, P.' Leach 530, E. Ganz 572, P. Bright 576. B. Shock 533, F. Nyikos 541, J. Karesh 557, N. Biddle 532, W. Stably 536, C. Walton 544, R. Wogoman 536. 200 Games: C. Davies 2'oo, D. Pilcher 203, D. Armbruster 2'02-203, V. Becker 207-200, M. Yoder 201, R. Schultz 207, R. Thibaut 214-206. P. Leach 203, E. Ganz 217, P. Bright 205, B. Shock 209. M* Dorsey 201, W. Stahly 220, D. Butler 200, R. Wogoman 203. TUESDAY AFTERNOON LADIES W L Wawasee T.V. 28 16 American Industries 26% 17% Mock’s Marine Service 26% 17% Wawasee Laundromat 24% 19% Kinder’s Mfg. 23 21 Silveus Motors 21 23 Todd Realty 20 24 Sit ’N Knit 19 25 Tom Socks 17% 26% State Bank of Syracuse 14 30 High Team Game and Series: American Industries, 742—2,198. 500 Series: M. L. Lambert 515(198178), S. Kern 536(226), B. Kay 511 (179-188). , v _ 450 Series: B. Kline 464(184), D. Johnson 481(188), E. Hughes 463(186) B. Ganz 466. R. Laird 447, S. Heckaman 448, P. Maresh 491(171), L. Vance 416(190). TUESDAY NIGHT LADIES W L Sea Nymph 33 15 Syracuse Rubber 31% 16% Tom Socks 29 19 Walter Drug Co. 26% 21% Homer’s Bar 25 23 Brenda’s Beauty Break 25 23 Lakeside Laundry 24 24 Augsburger’s I.G.A. 24 24 Trudy’s Beauty Salon 21 27 G*W Pizza 17% 30% White’s Mobil 17 31 Barbee Hotel 14% 33% High Team Game and Series: Lakeside Laundry, 712—2,072. 450 Series: D. Strand 452, S. Gilbert 451. 160 Games: A. Rider 166. R. Markham 166. B. Kuhn 162, H. Frushour 162,' M. Dixon 160-161. FRIDAY NIGHT MIXED W L Thwaits Grain 32 12 Mogul Rubber 30 14 Tom Socks 27% 16% Stahley-Stillson 27 17 Beacon 25% 18% L. Thwaits Gr. 24% 19% Kinder’s 24% 19% 4 Singles 22 22 Pickwick Theatre 22 22 Pacer 20 24 Wawasee T.V. 20 24 Village Tap 18 26 Woodward Oswalt 18 26 Corl Corp. 16 28 Frog Tavern 13 31 tor of the Syracuse Church of the Nazarene, has returned home from Cleveland where he spent seversfl days undergoing tests in the Cleveland clinic.

United Telephone 13 31 High Team Game and Series: Pickwick Theatre. 730—2.103. Honor Scores—Men: C. Eby 593. L. Vance 587, D. Maresh 578. L. Welty 575, D. Price 592, D. Knisley. B Frenger 555, L. Thwaits 550. B. Trolson 549, J. Wortinger 529. B. Thwaits 517, M. Carlson 530. E. Smith 520, J Morganthaler 539. L. Kullema 499. E. Helmuth 485. F. Manges 496. H. Schults 475, R. Knisley 495, D. Jones 491, L. By land 475, P. Kline 473. R Wogoman 491, G. Estep 463. Honor Scores —Women: S. Kern 575. J. Byland 512, E. Blakesley 502. M Dixon 494. L. Vance 491. B. Kline 478. E. Carlson 471. D. Thwaits 441. D. Knisley 464. P. Maresh 468, J. Trolson 467. MILFORD BUSINESS LEAGUE W L Chore-Time Equipment 40 1J Little and Clark 36 16 Arro Motor Homes 33% 18% Augsburger—Syracuse 28% 23% Milford TV and Appliance 28 24 Walter Drug Company 25 27 Mishler Funeral Home' 25 27 McFarren Service 25 27 Beer * Slabaugh, Inc. 23% 28% Campbell’s Market 21% 30% Sharp Hardware Company 20 32 Augsburger—Milford 6 46 High Team Game and Series: Arro Motor Homes, 912—2,694. 500 Series: B. Little 581. L. Slabaugh 572, G. Thornsbury 564, D. Rensberger 556, H. Bartman 551, J. Speicher 540, D. Dull 536. A. Beiswanger 534, D. Wuthrich 527, J. Perry 526, F. Avery 518. R. Murto 517, D. Losee 517. D. Hockert 516, D. Seely 516, J. Newcomer 515, W. Tullis 514, L. Newman 512. B. Kaiser 509. B. Fisher 508, M. Wolferman 505. 200 Games: J. Keller 211, L. Newman 209. A. Beiswanger 208, G. Thornsbury 205, M. Wolferman 203, B. Little 202-200, J. Speicher 200. THURSDAY NIGHT LADIES W L Hughes Digging 30 14 Regent Homes 30 14 Louie’s Bar 29 15 Weaver Tool 28 16 Foo & Faye 27% 16% Pilcher’s 26 18 Anchor Bar • 25 19 Glaser’s 23 21 Huey Well Drilling 22 22 S.T.P. 22 22 Pickwick 22 22 North Webster Bank 20 24 The Beticon 20 24 Servisoft 19 25 B. & K. 18 26 Plastic Specialties 18 26 Teghtmeyer Ace 16 28 The Mail-Journal 16 28 Monsanto 15% 28% Brazel’s 13 31 High Team Game: Servisoft, 811. High Team Series: Regent Homes. 2,319. 500 Series: P. Huffer 144-211-188— 543, L. Vance 156-167-212—535, 450 Series: K. Gardner 450. N. Searfoss 473. M. Henning 455, E. Hutsell 472, A. Wiegman 459, B. Kline 478. J. Galloway 472, M. Schwab 474, D. Spearman 467, D. Thwaits 456, M. Lambert 452, K. Knisley 474, E. Baugher 465, A. Gallahan 468. P. Benson 450, M. Walton 482, E. Price 485. 170 Games: E. Hutsell 185. C. Keller 181, B. Kline 177, M. Schwab 171, M. Schlotterback 175, K. Knisley 178, E. Baugher 183, A. Gallahan 180, M. Walton 190, E. Price 195. MONDAY NIGHT COUNTY LEAGUE W L Kale Island Beacon 29 15 Kurley’s Keglers 29 15 Pilcher’s Shoes ,27 17 Wawasee Package 27 17 Lakeland Produce 26 18 Thornburg's 25 19 Barbee Hotel 24 20 Dixie Boat 22 22 Frog Tavern 21 23 Teghtmeyer Ace Hardware 21 23 Wawasee T.V. 20 24 Wawasee Bowl 20 24 Kline Construction 18 26 Louie’s Tavern 17 27 OK Sales 14 30 Bud’s Body Shop 12 32 High Team Game: Thornburg’s, 958. High Team Series: Wawasee Package. 2,670. 600 Series: L. Vance 621. 550 Series: R. Strombeck 561, P. Beezley 561, M. Carlson 556, E. Armbruster 597, R. Shock 559. 200 Games: D. Strombeck 200, R. Strombeck 244, R. Thibaut 201, L. Vance 244, P. Beezley 214-201, N. Kistler 205, H. Hochstetler 207, M. Carlson 222, E. Armbruster 224, D. Armbruster 216, G. Carpenter 206, H. Kline 219. fit 1 44 Enjoy Trip To Michigan As a reward for, faithful attendance, 44 children and young people from the Wawasee Heights Baptist church in Syracuse were taken on a field trip to Kelloggs in Battle Creek, Mich. The group traveled on the church bus. Accompanying the children on the November 11 trip were Mrs. Velma Bergstedt, Mrs. Leonard Greer, Mrs. Rodney McCreary, Francis Denton, driver, and Rev. Robert Mundy, pastor of the church. SYRACUSE LOCALS NEW MANAGER Mrs. Helene Adair, r 4 Syracuse, is the new manager of the BonLen restaurant in uptown Syracuse. Mr. and Mrs. G. Brook Sefton of r 1 Syracuse have gone to Marion to spend the winter. Mr. and Mrs. H. A. Burson have returned from their lodge at Manistique, Mich., to their home on r 2 Syracuse.

LIGONIER NEWS

By Rose Cunningham Carl Shireman Carl Shireman, 69, died in his sleep sometime during the early hours of November 19. He was. found by his wife when she awoke and doctors estimated that he had been dead for several hours. Mr. Shireman was born near Rochester. He had lived in Ligoni°r for 46 years and was married to the former Ethel Rex. Survivors besides his wife include a son Larry of Elkhart; one grandson; his mother, Mrs. Emma Shireman of Rochester: and two sisters, Mrs. Lola Martin of Connecticut and Mrs. Lucille Wensley of Florida. Services will be Thursday afternoon at 1:30 with Rev. W. R. Workman in charge and burial will be in Oak Park cemetery at Ligonier. He was a member of Masonic Lodge No. 185. 200 At County Achievement Program Aoproximately 200 women att°nded the Noble county extension homemakers 1968 achievement program at LaOtto school last week. Mrs. Dale Schinbeckler, past state president of the organization. installed this years’ officers and special recognition was given to the Fun ’n Fancy, New Ida, Sugar and Spice, Nu - Yorkers, Happy Homemakers and Washington Junior club groups who had met requirements of honor clubs. Thirteen members were also* given perfect attendance awards as follows: Mrs. John Todd, Perry Township, 17 years: Mrs. Weltha Linville, Allen Township, 13 years; Mrs. Gloria Bertram, Town and Country, 12 years; Mrs. Lois Bair, Nu-York-ers, 11 years; Mrs. Hascal Crothers, Perry Township, 11 years; Mrs. Harold Simmons, Perry, 10 years: Mrs. Marie Marquiss, York, 10 years; Mrs. Alta Truirfbell, Green, seven years; Miss Elida Freis, Noble Seniors, six years; Mrs. David Dunlap, Perry, five years; Mrs. Emma Sawyer, Wayne, five years; and Mrs. Kathleen Sorgenfrei, New Ida, five years. Soprano solos were presented by Mrs. Vera Zimmerman, Elkhart Township and Mrs. Orval McLallin, Washington Township. Amusing skits were presented by members of the Perry

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Township and Chatterbelles clubs. Mrs. John Schermerhorn presented a style show using Mrs. Dale Schinbeckler as her model. The committee in charge of the achievement program consisted of Mrs. Edward Maxwell, Mrs. Arthur Smith, Mrs. Thad Weber, Mrs. William Might and Mrs. Perry Winkleback.

Cecil Armstrong Chosen 1969 President The board of directors of the adhesive and sealant council, in Chicago October 29. selected Cecil W. Armstrong, president of the. Armstrong Products Company at Warsaw, to be the organization’s 1969 president. The council is an international organization of adhesive and sealant manufacturers founded in 1958 to promote the uses of the products of the industry and to provide an industry forum for the dissemination of knowledge. The Robert Soules, r 3 Syracuse, have gone to Tavares, Fla., for the winter. CARDS THANKS CARD OF THANKS I wish to thank everyone for the cards, visits, and kindness during my illness. Mrs. Ross Timmons CARD OF THANKS We wish to thank our many friends for cards and other expressions of sympathy at the loss of our loved one. Mrs. Fletcher Marsh Mr. and Mrs. Donald D. Smith CARD OF THANKS We wish to thank our friends, neighbors, and relatives for their many expressions and acts of kindness at the loss of our husband and father. Mrs. Roy Sarjent Harry Coy and family Mr. and Mrs. Tim Darr and family Mr. and Mrs. Carl Myrick and family CARD OF THANKS We extend a big thank you to all the people in the Milford and Syracuse areas who contributed gifts for the Mental Health Christmas drive this year. Your deeds will make Christmas happier for someone. All the boys in the cabin will receive their gifts and many more were also received for the mental health patients. Mrs. William Brammer Mrs. Arch Baumgartner