The Mail-Journal, Volume 5, Number 46, Milford, Kosciusko County, 18 December 1968 — Page 2

THE MAIL-JOURNAL —Wed., Dec. 18, 1968

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Warriors Lose To Warsaw Tigers, 44-76

By Ric Clingaman The mighty Warriors of Wawasee suffered defeat last Friday night as the Tigers of Warsaw mauled over them by 30 points in a 76-44 game. The Warriors started it off rather well as Steve Zurcher added the first six points and put the Warriors ahead by one, 5-4. This was the last time the Warriors held the lead as they were outmaneurvered by the Tigers. Height was the main factor of the game as Warsaw had two six foot, six inch boys, to the Warriors senior Bill Pipp who is six foot, three inches. Wawasee just couldn’t keep up with the Tigers fast break and rebounds. Sieve Zurcher led the Warriors with 18 points. He was the lone Warrior in double figures. The Warriors will face another conference game Friday, Dec. 20. against Manchester at Manchester, then will be on their home court Saturday night as they meet Huntington Catholic in the Syracuse junior high school gym. Score by quarters: Warsaw 14 33 53 76 Wawasee 10 21 30 44 Box scores follow: WARSAW (76) Knisely 10-0-1, Watkins 001, K. Essenburg 614, Landis 501. Goshert 523, Fisher 113. Wiltrout 100. Deatsman 200. Lucas 210. Coplen 211. B. Essenburg 100. Totals, 35 field goals. 6 free throws. 14 personal fouls. WAWASEE <44' — Barrett 111. Elliott 410, Zurcher 662. Pipp 162. Hartley 102. Baumgartner 101. Thomas 101. Totals, 15 field goals 14 throws, 9 personal fouls. $370 Damage In Accident At Milford Approximately $370 damage occurred last Tuesday evening when a car driven by Patricia Beer, r 1 Milford, collided with a. car parked in front of the Ford garage. Miss Beer, driving a 1966 Ford, tried to turn on her car’s wipers and the car went to the right when her attention was distracted, hitting the parked car. The parked 1968 Ford was the property of C. S. Myers, Inc. Approximately SIBO damage was caused to the rear bumper, left rear and the trunk. The front bumper, right front fender and head light of the Beer auto received approximately $l9O damage.

Wawasee Freshmen To Participate In Four-Way Basketball Tourney

W’awasee freshmen basketball team will be in a four-way tourney on Monday, Dec. 23, at Middlebury. The tourney draw is as follows: Middlebury - Westview 9:30 a. m. Wawasee —- Jefferson 10:45 a. m. Wrestling Warriors Lose Two Meets Wawasee’s wrestling Warriors were downed in two matches last week as the inexperienced squad lost to Plymouth on Tuesday and Manchester on Thursday. This is the first year for wrestling in the Lakeland corporation. Plymouth Matches The Rockies from Plymouth defeated the Warriors 53-5 last Tuesday to give them their second loss of the season. Fairfield had downed the Warriors in their first outing. Mark Treesh gained the only points for Wawasee as he pinned Cartwright in a time of 3:05 in the first match of the evening. Jay Anglin was the only other team member who did not lose by falls. Anglin was decisioned 6-4 by Adams. The Warriors also lost the Bteam match 50-7. Results follow for the varsity squad: 95 lb. — Treesh pinned Cartwright. 3:05 103 lb. — Butt pinned by Bice, 1:40. 112 lb. — DeSomer pinned by Blubaugh, 5:43 120 lb. — Coburn pinned by Leechman, 2:53 127 lb. — Corn pinned by Goble. :43 133 lb. Anglin decisioned by Adams, 6-4 13?, ib. — S. Kilmer pinned by Scarberry, 2:18 145 lb. — W. Kilmer pinned by O’Keefe, 3:15 154 lb. — Custer pinned by Kreighbaum, :22 165 lb. — Wilson pinned by York, 5:38 165 lb. — Baumgartner pinned by Ousnamer, 3:26

Consolation game 6:30 p.m. Championship game 7:45 p.m. Tickets will be sold at the door. Fan buses will leave from Milford at 8 a.m., North Webster at 8:20 and Syracuse at 8:30 for the morning session. They will leave Milford at 5 p.m., North Webster at 5:20 and Syracuse at 5:30 for the evening session. Hvy. — Korenstra pinned by Greenlee, 1:04 Manchester Matches Waw’asee received eight points in the match on Thursday with North Manchester. The points were gained by Steve Coburn who decisioned his opponent in the 120 - pound division and Roger Korenstra who pinned his opponent in the heavyweight class. The B-team lost 51-5. The varsity results follows: 95 lb. — Treesh pinned by Young, 5:39 103 lb. — Butt pinned by Eberly. 2:43 112 lb. — DeSomer decisioned by Frantz, 6-0 120 lb. — Coburn decisioned Baumgartner, 4-2 127 lb. — Marlette pinned by Burke. 3:43 133 lb. — Anglin decisioned by Garver. 12-0 x 138 lb. — S. Kilmer pinned by Smith. 1:55 145 lb. — W. Kilmer decisioned by Gratz, 12-8 154 lb. — Custer pinned by Overrnyer, 1:59 165 lb. — Wilson decisioned by Hanser. 9-3 175 lb. — Tatman decisioned by Davis, 18-12 Hvy. — Korenstra pinned Leekrone, 1:28 Two Fined At Warsaw Louis C. Taft, 21,. r 4 Syracuse, was fined s2l by judge Robert Burner in Warsaw city court on a public intoxication charge. Ronnie R. Hostettler, 20, r 1 North Webster, paid $33 in Warsaw' city court for speeding. SYRACUSE LOCAL Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Schmutzer of Chicago and Antonio Majewski of Martinique, West Indies. called on Mrs. Georgia Buster at Syracuse Sunday afternoon.

4-Way Holiday Tournament

At Columbia City

Wawasee high school’s fighting Warrior basketball team will join Columbia City, Portage and Fort Wayne Central in a four-way holiday tournament to be held in Columbia City on Saturday afternoon and evening, Dec. 28. The draw resulted as follows: 12:30 — Wawasee vs Columbia City 2 p.m. — Fbrt Wayne Central vs Portage 7 p.m. — Consolation game 8:15 — Championship game Tickets will be sold at the sites of the competihg schools. They

LAND O LAKES LEAGUE W L Pilcher’s Shoes 53 7 Frog Tavern 46 14 Harris Funeral Home 37 li 22’Dean’s Milk 36H 23 The Mail-Journal 34 26 Brazel’s Bait and Tackle 33 27 McCormick-Cutt,;r 32 28 Sportsman Bar 31 Vi 28V. Aqua Land Motel 30 30 Bowen Motors 30 30 Thwaits Grain 29 31 Syracuse Legion 29 31 G‘W Pizza 23 V- 36 ViNorth Webster Jaycees 23 37 Auer’s Service Station 21 39 Regent Homes 20 40 Liberty Coach 19 41 State Bank of Syracuse 12 48 High Team Game and Series: Pilcher's, 994—2,821. 600 Series: C. Eby 61D. 500 Series: C. Walton 584. C. Mohler 554. F. Avery 558, B. Eyer 525, J. L<Count 536, M. Boyer 531, L. 'Reaver 555. F. Nyikos 534. R. Maresh J. Karesh 543, M. Dorsey 533, K. Knisley 528, D. Butler 547, R. Schultz 553. L. Wysong 529, C. Frushour 526, R. Thibaut 573, V. Becker 546, C. Davies 595, D. Armbruster 577. R. Simon 569, R. Kitson 533, D. Smith 520. 200 Games: C. Walton 226, C. Mohler 205, E. Money 213, M. Boyer 215. L. Weaver 210, G. Coquillard 213, R. Hostetter 208, J. R. Cripe 206. J. Karesh 203, M. Dorsey 224, K. Knisley 202, D. Butler 206, R. Schultz 201, R. Kitson 213, C. Eby 214-212, C. Davies 224, D. Armbruster 225. THURSDAY NIGHT LADIES W L Hughes Digging 40 16 Louie's Bar 36 20 Regent Homes 35 21 Weaver Tool 34 22 Glaser’s 34 22 Foo & Faye 33 >4 22 Vi Pilchers 32 24 Anchor Bar 31 25 S. T. P. 30 26 Huey Well Drilling 30 26 Pickwick 28 28 The Mail-Journal 27 29 Servisoft 24 32 North Webster Bank 24 32 B. & K. 24 32 The Beacon 22 34 Plastic Specialties 21 35 Teghtmeyer Ace 20 36 Brazel’s 18 38 Monsanto 16’1- 39 VHigh Team Game: Hughes Digging. 813. High Team Series: S. T. P. 2,335. 500 Series: I. Stahley 158-180-216— 554, M. Simon 178-201-152—531, J. Byland 174-154-187—515. L. Vance 138-213-157—508. V. Penn 164-158-178—500. 450 Series: G. Eyer 468. B. Nycc. 488, E. Blakesley 472, A. Mohler 484. F Money 450, M. Henning 465, S. Gilbert 489, P. Huffer 468. H. Bell 455. J. Lantz 451. L. McFarland 462, K. Knisley 478. E. Price 485. M Schwab 469. N. Swope 478, D. Spearman 487. 170 Games: B. McKibben 171, G Eyer 191. B. Nyce 174, E. Blakesley 170, L. Connolly 170, A. Mohler 173 N. Phipps 181, M. Thornburg 177, S Gilbert 189, H. Bell 183. L. McFarland 180, K. Knisley 182, E. Price 186 H Frushour 185. K Gardner 177 J. 1711 M - Schwab 192, N.Swope 172-172, D. Spearman 197, E Baugher FRIDAY NIGHT MIXED W I. Thwaits Grain 45 15 Mogul Rubber 41 19 Tom Socks 34i;, 25'Stahley Stillson 34 26 L. Thwaits Grain 32'i 27'Beacon 31'- 28'Klnder’s 30'i 29'Pickwick 30 30 Pacer 27 33 Wawasee T.V. 27 -33 Corl Corp. 26 34 United Telephone 25 35 Frog Tavern 25 35 4 Singles 25 35 Village Tap 24 36 Woodward Oswalt 23 37 High Team Game and Series: Thwaits Grain. 728—2.125. 500 Series: C. Eby 598. B. Simon 580. D. Knisley 560. D. Armbruster 559. B. Thwaits 554, L. Welty 557. E. Helmuth 542, J. Morganthaler 532, L. Thwaits 538, R. Knisley 515, B. Trolson 521. P. Kline 513. G. Estep 517. L Kuilema 510. D. Maresh 501. 450 Series—Women: L. Vance 533. G. Thwaits 532, B. Kline 527. J. Byland 489, J. Trolson 484. S. Kern 480. D. Johnson 454. J. Kuilema 457, P. Maresh 450. V. Price 450. K. Lowe 457. TUESDAY NIGHT LADIES W- L Sea Nymph ?1 Tom Socks , 95'Syracuse Rubber 38 g « - Lakeside Laundry 37 , Walter Drug Co. .3 J‘ A Trudy’s Beauty Salon 31 33 Augsburger's I.G.A. 3’ Homer s Bar ", G«W Pizza 27 - 36 3 Brenda’s Beauty Break 26 38 White's Mobil 40 Barbee Hotel j 19 - High Team Game and Series: bea

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will be on sale at Wawasee high 1 school Thursday and Friday, Dec. 19 and 20. Students may . purchase them ih the commons, i Adults may purchase them in the high schoof office. They will also be on safe ih the office on December 27 and in the lobby at i the Huntington Catholic game next week at Syracuse’s gym. I Season and sessfon tickets may also be purchased at the door the day of the game. Doors will open 45 minutes i prior to the first game of each ’ session.

Nymph. 826—2.188. 450 Series: E Wogoman 486. M. Schwab 477. H. Frushour 465, W. Nolan 453. 200 Gam.-s: M. Schwab 223. 160 Games: E. Wogoman 189. W. Nolan 179. J. Beezley 173. B. Kuhn 173. H Frushour 172. J. Cutter 171. J. Hoover 171. P. Markham 170. S. Gilbert 164, M. Dixon 160. .’.’ILFORD BUSINESS LEAGUE W I. Chore-Time Equipment 53 15 I,it lie and Clark 47 21 Arro Motor Homes 42'- 25'□ Attgsburger — Syracuse 36'- 31'Walter Drug, Inc. 36 32 Beer and Slabaugh 35'- 32'. Milford TV and Appliance 33 35 McFarren Service 31 37 Mishler Funeral Home 29 39 Sharp Hardware Co. 23 45 Augsburger — Milford 15 53 High Team Game and Series: Arro Motor Homes, 955—2.688. 500 Series R. Murto 595. J. Speicher 591. G. Thornsbury 580, D. Rumfclt 567, D. Rensberger 561. D Wuthrich 556, L. Slabaugh 554, D. Thibaut 543. B. Little 538. D. Butler 525, D. Wolferman 521. A. Mabie 527. H Wuthrich 517, W. Tullis 514. W. Jackson 506. H Bartman 504. 200 Games: J. Speicher 246, D. Thibaut 219. D. Rensberger 216. W Tullis 216. L. Slabaugh 215. G. Thornsbury 215, R. Murto 213-212. B. Kaiser 211, A. Mabie 209, D. Wuthrich 207 D. Rumfelt 203, B. Little 201. HITS & MISSES LEAGUE W L Pts Sportsman’s Bar 29 13 37 Sylvans 25 17 34 Leon’s Keglers 24 18 33 Misfits 23 19 31 Odd Couples 22 20 29 Flubbers 16 26 22 Anchor Barets 15 27 20 Badds 14 28 18 High Team Game and Series: Flubbers, 658—1,894. SCO Series: J. W. Cripe 552. D. Zawadzke .536, J. R. Cripe 511. D. McFarland 500. F. Robinson 479, D Wolf--457. 200 Games: D. Zawadzke 215. 170 Games — Women: F. Robinson 184. MONDAY NIGHT COUNTY Kurley’s Keglers 40 20 Kale Island Beacon 39 21 Thornburg's 38'i 21'? Wawasee Package 37 23 Pilcher Sho. s 35 25 Barbee Hotel 33 27 Lakeland Produce 33 27 Frog Tavern 31 29 Wawasee Bow-1 28 32 Kline Construction 27 33 Teghtmeyer Ace Hardware 26'i 33'j Wawasee T.V. 26 34 Dixie Boat 24 36 Louie’s Tavern 24 36 OK Sales 22 38 Bud's Body Shop 16 *4 High Team Game and Series: Pilcher Shoes. 959—2,778. 600 Series: L. Vance 632. E. Anderson 602. D. Armbruster 604. D. Strombeck 645. 500 Series: T. Prickett 571. E. Henning 561. D. Smith 566. M. Simon 591. B Simon 580. L. Welty 599. D Shock 586, J. Brouwer 5,74, W. Stahly 591. F. Nyikos 551. 200 Games: C. Lisor 200, P. Wright 202, D. Stromb< ck 252-213. G. Fields 200. C. McCuen 216. C. Frushour 221. N Kistler 200. D. Armbruster 204-203. S. Bryan 223. D. Smith 226.' M. Simon 209. L. Welty 222. R. Thibaut 213. L Vance 221-222. E. Anderson 236. I. Rookstool 210. J. Marshall 220. D Shock 215-200. C. Eby 213. J. Brouwer 203-214. W, Stahly 225. LAKELAND MEN’S LEAGUE W L Syracuse Rubber Co, 45 19 Eager Leaguers 39 23 Likens A- Sons 35 29 G & G-Texaco 34 30 Brazel’s Bait A Tackle 31 33 H & M Motor Clinic 31 33 Layton Travel Trailer 23 41 Anderson- Paint & Supply 19 45 High Team Gaine and Series: Likens A Sons. 872—2.519. 500 Series: H. Galloway 560. B. Likens 509. G. Carpenter 583. D. Van 527. R. Knisley 524. R. Southern 557. E. Anderson 551, D. McKibben 518. W Brazei 505, K. Enyeart 516, H. F. aster 501. D. Armbruster 552. H. Mivk'.ey 561, P. H. tishaw 533. I. Rookstool 523, J. Scarbury 524. K Kuble 521. 200 Games: E. Anderson 203-200. D. Burns 205, I. Rookstool 201, H. Ga:ioway 218. K. Kobl. 214, H Mickley 201-202. K Enyeart 211. G. Carp.nter 201-211

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Mrs. Don Storey Broke Hand Bone In Auto Accident Mrs. Don Storey, wife of the Wawasse high school football coach, broke a bone in her right hand at 10:30 p.m. last Thursday when the 1967 Camero she was driving slid into the south bridge bannister at Turkey Creek just cast of Milford. An _4mot«it of damage was done to the left front of the car. MrS. Storey was returning from high school wrestling matches to her Milford home when the accident occurred. She attempted to pass a car driven by Partha Miller of Milford, but saw the bridge, and in an attempt to stop she slid into the bannister. The Miller car was not involved in the accident, according to investigating officer Jerry Waikel. Two Syracuse Children Injured Near Benton Lonnie Ray Waggoner, nine-year-old son of Mr. and Mrs. Charles D. Waggoner of r 1 Syracuse, is listed in critical condition in the intensive care ward in South Bend Memorial hospital, following a two car accident in front of Fairfield junior-senior high school in Elkhart county at 8:40 p.m. Monday. The boy was rushed from the emergency room of the Goshen hospital to the South Bend hospital with, a police escort. It was reported he suffered a compound skull fracture and severe scalp lacerations. The youth was a passenger in a car driven by his father, who was driving southeast on U. S. 33. Another auto driven by Mrs. Lena R. Stiver, 32, of r 1 Syracuse, was being driven northwest on U. S. 33 and Mrs. Stiver was attempting to make a left turn on CR 31. Both drivers told investigating officers, Elkhart patrolman Marlen W. Miller and state trooper Mark Short, that they did not see the other car before the impact. Waggoner told officers that he swerved in an attempt to miss the Stiver auto, but was unable to avoid the collision. Another passenger in the Waggoner auto, Elizabeth Ann Wagoner, age two, was treated at the Gcshen hospital for minor scalp lacerations. Damage to the two autos was listed at $1,150.

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SYRACUSE Anchor Bar Auer’s Service Tom Socks Custom Crest Products Foo and Faye's Wawasee Package Liquor Chris Koher Insurance Wawasee Motors McClintic Products State Bank of Syracuse Sportsman Bar Harris Funeral Home Nicolai Machine Shop Wawasee TV Sales Pilcher’s Shoes VyLactos Laboratories Syracuse Enterprises Turkey Creek Furniture Connolly Market Wawasee Bowl Overhead Door Kale Island Beacon Reid’s Auto Parts Kosciusko Beverage

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OBITUARIES

S. C. Klingaman S. C. (Cloyde) Klingaman, 87. retired farmer, 1009 S. Thirteenth street, Goshen, brother of Mrs. Charles Lovell of the Orn nursing home in Milford, died Monday at 2 p.m. at Miller's Merry Manor, Warsaw. Mr. Klingaman, a resident of the Manor for one month, had been in failing health for a year. He was born to John and Sarah Ann (Schrock) Klingaman on February 19, 1881. He married the former Rosa Alice Moles August 30, 1911. Mr. Klingaman was a member of the United Methodist church. Surviving in addition to his widow are one daughter; one fostef son: three foster grandchildren; three foster great-grandchildren; and three sisters. Four brothers preceded him in death. Services will be held Thursday at 2 p.m. in. the Middlebury United Methodist church with Rev. C. Howard Lindley and Rev. G. G. Waun officiating. Interment will be in the Forest Grove cemetery. Middlebury. Arthur Dale Coy, Jr. Arthur Dale Coy, Jr., 31, North Webster, died in' his home Tuesday, Dec. 17, at 11:15 p.m. of an apparent heart attack. Death was sudden. Mr. Coy was born at Goshen on August 29, 1937, to Arthur Dale and Marcella (Kiem) Coy. He had lived at North Webster one year, moving from Nappanee. He married Janet LeCount in June, 1957. He had been employed at Windsor Homes, Bristol, until recently when he was employed at Lyle Electric at Wolf Lake. He attended the Church of God. Besides his wife and parents of North Webster, he is survived by a daughter, Theresa; three sons, Michael, David, and Mark, all at home; four sisters, Mrs. Wayne • Wanda i Brown, Goshen, Mrs. William (Virginia) Bess, Milford, Mrs. David (Betty) Hire, Ligonier, and Mrs. Gary (Patty) Shaw, North Webster; and one brother, Marvin Coy, Fort Wayne. Services will be held at 2 p.m. Friday in the Harris funeral home in Syracuse. Rev. Lewis Thomas will officiate and burial will be in the Syracuse cemetery. Friends may call at the funeral

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home Thursday after noon and until time for the service, SYRACUSE Hospital Notes Mrs. Richard Carwile of Syracuse was treated and released last Tuesday at the Elkhart hospital for a fractured right elbow which she received in a fall. Phillip Smith, two. son of Mr. and Mrs. Fred Smith, r 1 North Webster, was treated in the emergency room of the Murphy Medical Center Thursday and released. Thomas Ganshorn, 213 south Harrison, Syracuse, underwent surgery on December 16 in the Goshen hospital. He will return home in approximately a week. His room number is 216.

CARDS ■iOFIHeS THANKS Up

CARD OF THANKS We wish to thank all who helped us during and after the fire at our heme on Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. James Stork CARD OF THANKS With deep felt thoughts I wish to express my gratitude for the many kind expressions given our family with the passing of our husband and father. Bette Schlotterback and family CARD OF THANKS We would like to take this opportunity to thank the many people of the Milford community for their cards, flowers and expressions of sympathy following the untimely death of our beloved daughter. It is a restoration of faith to know one has so many fine friends in his home community. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Haab 2314 N. Kessler Blvd., North Dr. Indianapolis,

Land O Lakes Barn Jot Em Down Store Williams Electric Bowen’s Motors Frank’s Pizza Homer’s Bar & Grill Fee’s His & Hers Thornburg Drugs Wagoner’s Sinclair Young Roofing ' South Side Motors MILFORD Chore-Time Corp, Myers Ford Walter’s Drugs Sharp Hardware Campbell’s Market First National Bank Little & Clark Cecil Foods Maple Leaf Farms Sturm & Dillard Barth Corp.