The Mail-Journal, Volume 5, Number 52, Milford, Kosciusko County, 29 January 1969 — Page 2

THE MAIL-JOURNAL —Wed., Jan. 29, 1969

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KU, 4?W WjtWfijKFWfx ** mLOI/ r ml X" * jB JB M> MIJM LARGE CROWD — A large crowd was on hand last Wednesday evening to watch the WOWO Air Aces defeat the Wawasee Faculty 70-66. Those in attendance cheered as the school’s varsity cheerleaders took over for the Aces and scored a basket, not for the aces, but for the teachers. The evening’s activity was the first for Wawasee’s new gym. The first home basketball game will be played in the gym Friday as the Warriors challenge the Cubs from Pierceton.

Jimtown Defeats Warriors 60-44

Wawasee traveled to Jimtown Friday and lost to the Jimmies 60-44 as all members of the local team turned up with a cold hand for the evening. The Jimmies’ Pete Campbell was top man for the evening as be hit for 18. Warrior Dave Elliott was close behind with 16. He was the only Warrior in double figures. Wawasee was out in front the

Wawasee Wrestlers Win Meet The Wawas?e varsity Wrestlers won their first varsity home meet in the new gym last Thursday night 44-8 against another first-year wrestling squad, Wakarusa. Saturday morning the tables were turned on the Warriors as a tough and experienced Pierceton squad defeated the Warriors 448. Against Pierceton, winner Roger Korenstra extended his individual record to Kent Wilson extended his To 5-2. Going into the conference wrestling tourney, the first conference tourney ever for the wrestlers finds Roger Korenstra 9-3, Kent Wilson 5-2, and Jay DeSomer 8-4 having the best records for Wawasee, with Mark Treesh, Alan Butt, Steve Coburn, Jim Marlette, Stan Kilmer, Jay Anglin, Wes Kiftner, John Leemon and Steve Tatman following right behind, trying for honors this Saturday at Rochester. The conference tourney will be 5 held all day Saturday, Feb. 1, at Rochester. The preliminaries start at 10 am. and at 2 p.m. The finals and consolations will begin promptly at 6 p.m. D. Baumgartner President Os Successful 4-H’ers The Successful 4-H’ers met January 15 at 7:30 p.m. in the Milford junior high school and elected David Baumgartner as their president for the new year. Other officers elected were: Vice president—Greg Kaiser Sec“ .ary—Charles Baumgartner ' Reporter—Lee Beer Health and safety—Barbara Zimmerman Recreation—Brent Kaiser and Rich Wuthrich Seng leader—Terry Zimmerman Prior to the election the 4-H’ers \iewed a film on the organization. During business, dues for the year were set and the president appointed Greg. Brent, Ann; and John Kaiser and Lee. Collene. and Beth Beer to the refreshment committee for the next meeting. MILFORD UNITED METHODIST CHURCH SERMON LISTED Rev, Richard Sumner. OSL, reports his sermon for Sunday will be “The High Road To Life”. Rev. Sumner is pastor of the Milford United Methodist church.

first half as Elliott hit for eight in the first quarter to put the local five in front 14-9 at the first stop Wawasee held on to the lead in the second stanza to lead 22-21 at half-time. However, the second half of the ballgame was a different story and the Warriors found themselves behind 39-30 at the end of the third stanza and never could catch up. Both Bill Pipp and Steve Zurcher found themselves in foul

BIRTHS SNIDER, Melissa Marie Mr. and Mrs. Larry Snider of New Paris are the parents of a daughter named Melissa Marie, born in the Goshen hospital Sunday, Jan. 26, at 9:22 a.m. Melissa tipped the scales at seven pounds, 15 ounces, and was 20 inches in length. The maternal grandfather is Marshall Miller of Milford, and the paternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Snider of New Paris. WAGNER, Jennifer Lynn = SP4 and Mrs. Max Wagner are the parents of a daughter, Jennifer Lynn, their first child, born at a Fort Devens, Mass., hospital January 21 and weighing six pounds, five ounces at birth. The grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. William Kern and Mr. and Mrs. Art Wagner, all of Syracuse. ; Adult Farmers To Hear Veterinarians This Thursday night at 7:30 p. m. in the Wawasee high school vo ag room, the Wawasee adult farmer class will hear representatives of the Milford veterinarian clinic speak on the topic of feed additives. Feed additives are chemicals which can be added to feed stuffs to induce higher yields from and to prevent or control diseases in farm animals. Some controversy is evident today over the usage of feed additives by farmers and the government is regulating the usage of them. The Milford veterinarians are exceptionally well informed about feed additives and their usage and will elaborate on them to some degree. Any adult in the Lakeland Community School Corporation is invited to attend this and all of'-the other remaining adult larmer classes. Last week 19 adults heard Willis Alt speak on the developments in crop farming and next week the topic under nre will be farmstead layout and new farm equipment. Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Felkner of Milford. Mr. and Mrs. Burel Martz of Nappanee, and Mr. and Mrs. Bemis Stookey of Leesburg attended the wedding of Stanley Hollar and Doris Freed at Nappanee on Saturday afternoon.

trouble and left the game in the final stanza, with five personals each. Box scores follow: JIMTOWN (60) — Farrell 122, Campbell 822, Doring 553, Cook 323, Simper 111, Berlick 421. Rice 100. WAWASEE <44' — Barrett 102, Elliott 722. Pipp 115, Mikel 120, Zurcher 405, Firestone 332. Hartley' 001, Kammerer 100.

CARDS THANKS CARD OF THANKS We wish to thank everyone for the flowers, cards,, and acts of kindness shown at the death of our wife and mother, Ida Tucker. We especially want to thank the pallbearers, neighbors, and the United Methodist church. Azie Tucker family CARD OF THANKS I would like to express my thanks to all the parents, kids, and friends who have made my year as youth director at the Lakeland Youth Center so enjoyable and rewarding. I feel as though the position I held helped me make friends (as I was new to the community) and gave me many expei iences I’ll never forget. Thank you very much. Terry L. Auker CARD OF THANKS Thanks to one and all for the kindness while I was in the hospital and since returning home. Each thought was greatly appreciated. Virgil Bobeck CARD OF THANKS We wish to thank all of our dear friends for their kind words and sympathy during our time of need. Bud Kline and family IN MEMORIAM In loving memory of our husband, father, and grandfather. Frank J. Banning, who passed away January 22, 1961. As long as hearts remember, As long as dear ones care. We cannot lose the ones we love. They are with us everywhere. Wife and family IN MEMORIAM LOLA B. MOORE Who pased away two years ago January 28, wife, mother, grandmother, and great-grandmother. Lawrence Moore Berneice Baumgartner Patricia Lichtenwalter Kristi Kay and Bryan Allen Lichtenwalter Court News Divorce Sult Filed Mary Marlene Breske, Syracuse. . has filed a suit for divorce in Kosciusko circuit court against James Richard Breske. The couple was married December 18, 1959. and separated January 8, 1969. She seeks custody of two minor children.

THURSDAY NIGHT LADIES W L Hushes Digging 51 31 Louie's Bar 48 20 Foo & F*yt ( 45% 26% Regent Hon*«f 45 27 Weaver Tool 42 30* Pilcher's 41 31 Glasers 41 27 Anchor Bar 39 33 Huey Well Drilling 33 30 8. T. P. 37% 34 4 Servisoft 36 36 Pickwick 31 37 The Mail-Journal 30 33 B. * K. 29 43 North Webster Bank 29 43 Teghtmeyer Ace 28 40 The Beacon 264 45% Plastic Specialties 25 ' 37 Brazel's 24 48 Monsanto 21 4 •50 4 High Team Game and Series: Glaser's. 840—2.332. 500 Series: A. Wiegman 147-193-202 —542. J. Galloway 145-210-163—518. M. L. Lambert 146-186-172—504. J Byland 155-191-158—504. M. Whisler 164-178-158—500. 450 Series: J. Stoelting 472. L. Ulrey 457, L. Welty 468. K. Knisley 499. D. Spearman 459, N. Swope 487, D. B Spearman 472, S. Gilbert 483. P. Benson 476, B. Kline 478, L. Vance 456. P. Hoover 479, G. Eyer 463. B. Nyce 470. E. Hutsell 478. E. Price 453, V Penn 470. J. Brown 451. 170 Games: J. Stoelting 170. L. Ulrey 170, L. Neff 174. L. Welty 189-179. J Weaver 193. K. Knisley 186, A. Gallahan 173, N. Swope 171, D. B. Spearman 184, S. Gilbert 189, P. Benson 171, J. Baumgartner 176, B. Kline 182, M. Popenfoose 174. N. Spurling 170, P. Hoover 185-182. N. Searfoss 171, G. Eyer 170, E. Hutsell 177. E Price 185. G. Pilcher 175. LAND O LAKES LEAGUE W L Pilcher’s Shoes 8 £ Aqua Land Motel 8 0 Dean's Milk 614 1% Syracuse Legion 6 2 McCormick-Cutter 514, ■ 2% Bowen Motors 514 2% Frog Tavern 5 3 Thwaits Grain 5 3 State Bank of Syracuse 5 3 The Mail-Journal 4% 3’4 Brazel's Bait and Tackle 4 4 Liberty Coach 3 5 Sportsman Bar 2 6 Auer's Service Station 2 6 Harris Funeral Home 17 North Webster Jaycees G*W Pizza 0 8 Regent Homes 0 8 High Team Game and Series: Pilcher's Shoes, 978—2.893. 600 Series: J. Schlotterback 628. C. Davies 600. D. Armbruster 665. 525 Series: R Miller 543, A. Beiswanger 567. M. Arnolt 533. W. Stahly 587, K. Knisley 539, R. Knisley 573. G. Nordman 595, Cllf Walton 529. L. Welty 574, J. C. Rhodes 531, F. Nylkos 532, C. Frushour 581, R. Thibaut 528. C. Eby 580, L. Vance 537. 26'0 Games: J. Schlotterback 233-213. R. Miller 218, B. Shock 200, A. Belswanger 204, M. Arnolt 200, W. Stahly 203-206, R. Knisley 213, B. Yahney 225. P. Leach 204, P. Bright 204, L. Welty 203-200, D. Brown 205, R. Wogoman 215, G. Nordman 211, C. Frushour 234, R. Thibaut 206, C. Eby 234, C Davies 209-200, D. Armbruster 245-221. HITS 4 MISSES LEAGUE W L Pts Sylvans 34 20 45 Leon's Keglers 32 22 44 Sportsman’s Bar 33 31 Misfits 27% 26% 37% Odd Couples 26 28 34 Flubbers 24 30 33 Anchor Barets 22 32 29 Badds 17% 36% 22% High Team Game and Series: Anchor Barets. 680—1,906. „ 500 Series—Men: J. W. Cripe 590. D. Armbruster 569, J. Graber 560. J. Pounds 553. R. Brazel 546, E. Money 523, D. Zawadzke 515, D. McFarland 508. 450 Series —Women: I. Dull 483. 200 Games —Men: D. Armbruster 212. J. Pounds 209. J. W. Cripe 203, J Graber 203, E. Money 202. 170 Games —Women: L. Brock 181. D. Byrket 175, I. Dull 172. S. Gilbert 170. LAKELAND MEN’S LEAGUE W L* Syracuse Rubber Co. 54 26 Eager Leaguers ™ Brazel’s Bait & W 45 35 Liken & Sons TrWktfifc 45 35 H& M Motor Clinic 36 44 G & G Texaco •’» ” Layton Travel Trailer 32 48 Anderson Paint & Supply 25 55 High Team Game and Serbs. Syra cuse Rubber Co.. 969 —2.681. 600 Series: D. Armbruster 669. 500 Series: D. Van 516 I. 533. H Galloway 562 D. McKibben 559. W. Brazel 536, B. Likens 531, H. Hostetter 501. R. Southern 579. H. Gam s: K. Koble 218. A. Keim 203, H. Galloway 225. R. Southern 234. D Armbruster 280. H. Feaster 206. FRIDAY NIGHT MIXED W L Thwaits Grain 63 21 Mogul Rubber 53 31 Kindirs 47% 36% Tom Socks 47 37 Stahby-Stillson 44 40 Beacon .42% 41% L. Thwaits Grain 42% 41% Pacer 42 42 Wawas. e T V. 39 45 Corl Corp. 39 45 Pickwick Theatre - 39 41 Woodward-Oswalt 36 48 Village Tap 35 49 United Telephone 34% 49% Frog Tavern 34 50 4 Singles ° 31 53 High Team Game and Series: Kinder s. 741- - 2.106. _ 600 'Seri s: D. Price 199-1 <4-227—■ (> °soo Series —Men: R. Knisley 562. L. Byland 554. B. Frenger 551, L. Kuil.ma 552. A. Mousl.y 562. L. Thwaits 540. J. K. rn 535. B Thwaits 519. L. Welty 539. L. Epley 5J9. M. Carlson 537. P. Kline 510. G. Estep 514, E Yoder 509. 450 Series Women: S. Kern 542. J. Byland 521. D. Knisley 485. D. Thwaits 478. A Fr.nu.T 473. M. Schwab 479. P Mar. sh 468. D. B. dnar 465. V. Price 453. B. Klin.- 451. D. Johnson 454. 250 Games Men: A. Mousl.y 231. D Price 227. B. Frenger 216. L. Welty 2ft. L. Kuilema 202-201. L. Epley 202. R Knisley 212. 170 Games Women: J. Byland 206. 5 Kern 190. P. Mar. sh ltd. B Nyr 175. D. B dnar 179. V. Price 171. D Thwaits 170. A Fr.ng.-r 177. I. Scot: 173. M. Schwab 178. D Knisley 171. TUESDAY NIGHT LADIES Tom Socks 55% 24 _■ S-a Nymph 54 26 Syracus • Rubber 52% 2< Lakeside Laundry 48% 31'. Waller Drug Company 44% 35%

FULL WEEK Thursday - Saturday, Jan. 30 - Feb. 5 Bridges The Genera' on Gap With Laughter! *‘The Impossible Years” David Niven Lola Albright Cristina Ferrare Color | G ] Suggested For General Audiences

Homer's Bar ’ 36 40 G W Pizza 34% 45% Trudy's 8.-auty Salon 32 44 White's Mobil 31 49 Brenda's Beauty Break 30 50 Augsburg. r'S IGA 30 46 Barbee Hot i 23% 52'... High T- am Game and Series: Syracuse Rubbet 738—2.193 450 Series: F. Robinson 494. M Simon 494. S. Gilbert 468. B Kulm 466. M. Dixon 459. M. Schwab 451. l‘.O Games: F. Robinson 165-186. B. Kuhn 184. M. Simon 163-178. S Gilbert 168 F Schorey 164, M Schwab 162. E Shivl.y 161. M. Dixon 161. TUESDAY AFTERNOON LADIES American Industries 47 % 28% Wawasee TV 43 33 Todd Realty 42 % 33 Wawas.e Laundromat 39% 36% Kind r Mfg. 39 37 Mock's Marine Service 38 %• 37% Silveus Motors 36 40 Sit N Knit 32% 43 % State Bank of Syracuse 31 45 Tom Socks 30% 45% High Team Game and Series: American Industries. 806 —2.344. 500 Series: J. Byland 511-189. S Kern 502-170-181. L Neff 510-183-174 P Mart sh 516-175-186, B Klin. 557-209-180. 450 Seri s: J. Morganthaler 47318°. T. Penn. 495—165. M Lamb, rt 489 -188. A. Gallahan 470 —177. L McFarland 481. B. Kay 445. 170 Games: M. Willard 179. MONDAY JUNIOR BOWLERS His * Hers 27 13 Da-Ma-De-Ja's 2t 13 Alley Bouncers 26 14 The it s 25 15 Strickler's Strikers 24 16 Double B-J-V's 23'. . 16', Us 21 19 Strikers "4 " 21 19 Marlboro Filters 19 21 The Foxes 19 21 69'ers I 5 25 Th.- G-Jays 14' 25' Vice's Vipers 13 27 High T. am Gam.- and S.-ri. s: All. y Bouncers. 630 —1.700 500 Series: C. Coburn 524. S. Striker 502. 450 S. ri.s: S. Mock 459. D. Martin 455. 200 Games: C. Coburn 209 170 Games S. Strickler 195-173. J. Dean 171. P. Drake. 187. C Coburn 180. P. Wolfe 171. MILFORD BUSINESS LEAGUE w I* Chore-Time Equip. 64' 19' Arro Motor Homes 56 z. Little and Clark 54% 29 Walter Drug. Inc. 4b 38 Auasburger—Syracuse 43 40 Beer and Slabauuh. Inc. 41% 42 - Mishler Fun.-ral Home 39 45 Milford TV and Applianc. 39 45 McFarren Service 38 4t> Campbell's Market 34 4. Sharp Hardware Company 29 55 Milford— Augsburg.r 19 65 High Team Game and Serbs: Arro Motor Hom. s. 992 —2.880. 600 Series: D. Hockert G'o7 500 Series: L. N.-wman 593. D Thibaut 585. F. Avery 574. L. Slabaueh 564 D. R.-nsberger 544. H. Wuthricn D. Miller 540. A. Beiswanger 539 D Wuthrich 533, P. Campbell 532. D Wolf, rman 529. L. Young 527. R Murto 522. F. Mane-s 520. J. Keller 520, H. Bartman 518. W Miller 514. W. Tullis 512. W. Jackson 509. J £p icher 506, G. Thornsbury 504. O Replogle 500. 200 Games: D. Hockert 246. D Thibaut 229. D. Miller 221. W. Wo'lman 220 F. Avery 214, J. Keller 205. P Campbell 203. L. Slabaugh 202. D Wolferman 202. L. N.-wmart 203-201. D Rensberger 201. MONDAY NIGHT COUNTY LEAGUE W L ( Thornburgs 57% 26% Wawasee Packag. 53 31 Frog Tavern 53 31 Pilcher Shoes 51 % 32% Kai.- Island Beacon 49 35 Kurley's Keglers 49 35 Wawasee T V 42 42 Lakeland Produce 41 43 Wawasee Bowl 39 45 Barbee Hotel 37 47 T.ghtmeyer Ace Hardware 35%. 48% OK Sales 35 49 Kline Construction 34%. 49% Louie's Tavern 34% 49% Dixie Boat 34 % 49% Bud's Body Shop 26 58 High Team Game and Senes: Pilcher’s Shots. 600 Series: D. Armbruster 657, R. Thwaits 616. F. Nyikos 600. 550 Series: C.’ Eby "576. W. Stahly J- 557, C. Frushour 591. J. Morganthaler • 569. E. Anderson 551. C. Lisor 564, R. Fisher 579. L. Welty 5’38. M. Dors.y 557. M. Zellinger 554 200 Gam. s: G. Field 209. L. Thwaits 212, R. Thwaits 219-203. O. Cobbum 213. R. Strombeck 214. R. Fisher 224. L Welty 242, E. Anderson 201. R. * Wogoman 221, C. Lisor 213, D Shock 205. J. Morganthaler 215. L. Seiffert 202. D. Armbruster 231-226-200. C. Frushour 212. N. Kistler 201-209. C. Eby 213. W. Stahly 209. F Nyikos 279. Wawasee Area Jaycees Meet February 3 Young men in the area are reminded that the Wawasee area Jaycees meet the first and third Mondays of each month in the Driftwood room at the Wawasee Golf Course. Their next meeting, according to president Larry Martindale. will be Monday, Feb. 3. Syracuse Local Mrs. R. B. Helm of Rising Sun, Ohio, is visiting her daughter. Mrs. Bailey, and family of Enchanted Hills. They visited Pastor Carl Satre and lamily at Messiah Lutheran church. Fort Wayne, and also showed pictures of Africa and Egypt to Mrs. Brice's fourth grade class at Syracuse.

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TEACHERS PLAY ACES — WOWO Air Ace Cumby Walton went high in the air to score two for his team last Wednesday as the famous Fort Wayne team met the Wawasee faculty. The Aces won the game 70-66. Walton is shown above being guarded by a much shorter faculty member Paul Royer who was given the name of Spark Plug for the evening’s game. Also shown is faculty member Doug Quine. A total of $1,200 was realized from the game and will be used to help pay for athletic equipment and uniforms.

Helping Hands lii January Meeting Members of the Helping Hands Missionary Society of the Pleasant View church met recently in the home of Francis Groninger, west of Warsaw for their January meeting. The meeting was opened in the usual form with Chearyl Miller leading the group in prayer. Roll call was "What You Like About Winter." Francis Groninger gave the devotions, “The Story of Eve”, and Chearyl Miller presided over the business session. Refreshments were served following ifhe prayer by Neva Redman to the 12 members present. NIPSCo Declares Quarterly Dividend Directors of Northern Indiana Public Service Company have declared a quartely dividend of 28 V 2 eent§ a share on the outstanding common stock of the company. Dean H. Mitchell, NIPSCo chairman and chief executive officer, announced today. The dividend is payable March 20. 1969, to shareholders of record at the close of business February 28, 1969. The board also declared a dividend of 44i cents a share cn the outstanding 4.40 per cent cumulative preference stock of the company, payable March 31, 1969, to shareholders of record at the close of business March 3, 1969. SYRACUSE LOCAL Mr. and Mrs. Joseph J. Majewski and friends of Chicago called on Mrs. Georgia Buster at Syracuse on Saturday evening. TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY NEED BABYSITTER in my home for one three-year-old child. Work second shift. Phone 6584968.

WKi ■ Sunday, Feb. 2 JI February Cash & Carry Discount Specials Golden Rule 2-Hour Quick Cleaners Wawasee Village—Syracuse Dial 457-3553 3 Days — Thurs., Fri. & Sat Winter Coats (They Look Extra Nice) 2 for $3.95 School Trousers, Slacks, Sweaters & Skirts .... 6 for $4.95 Milford Budget Shop Is Our Pick-up Station in Down Town Milford (Tues. & Sat.) Men’s Suits & 2 pc. Dresses'(Extra Special) ... 2 for $3.75 Rug Special—B'xlO’ $8.95 — e’xO* $6.95 —Absolutely the Best Rug Cleaning in Syracuse. Drapery Special—Thurs., Fri. & Sat.—(They Look Bright & Lovely)—sl.39 panel — 2 panels $2.75. One Piece of Beautiful, Useful Kitchen-Ware (FREE) with each $5.00 Dry Cleaning Order. Have You Seen? Have You Tried Our “Little Giant” Cleaning Machine? 8 lbs. $1.95 FREE HANGERS — FREE BAGS £ ' ' Pockets Installed $1.19 — New Zippers Installed $1.95 “This Is It!” — “Cleaning, Best for Less” — “Golden Rule Cleaners!” I DANCE | WAWASEE PKEP SEMINARY 9 - 12 P.M- | February 22, 1969 I "The Revellers” 1.. . « Lots of Door Prizes $5.00 per Couple & Sponsored by the New Wawasee Area Jaycees