The Mail-Journal, Volume 6, Number 8, Milford, Kosciusko County, 26 March 1969 — Page 2

THE MAIL-JOURNAL —Wed., Mar. 26, 1969

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'Chet* Kammerer Vice President Os NCCAA Glen “Chet” Kammerer, head basketball and baseball coach at Grace college, has been elected vice president of the National Christian Collegiate Athletic Association. Kammerer was elected to the post last week during the national tournament of the NCCAA in Chattanooga, Tenn. Kammerer, who earned the B. A. frcm Grace college and the M. A. from Ball State university, is director of physical education and ■as assistant professor of physical education at Grace. He has been on the staff of the school since 1964. His Lancer basketball squad this year finished with a 21-11 record and placed fifth in the NCCAA championship tournament. The NCCAA, now in its third year, includes some 33 colleges, each of which must enroll 1,100 students or less at the time of membership. Grace this year has 562 students. Other officers elected include Norm Wilhelmi of King’s college in New York, president ; and Hal Murdock of Gordon college in Massachusetts, secre-tary-treasurer. Azusa Pacific College of California won the national NCCAA tournament last week. Grace’s Jerry Ryman was named to the all-tour-ney first team. Indianapolis Washington Is State Champs Indianapolis Washington is the Indiana high school basketball 1569 champion, defeating Gary Tolleston in the final game at Indianapolis' Saturday. Afternoon Os The Tourney Washington (Indianapolis) 59 - Marion 58 Tolleston (Gary) 77 - Vincennes 66 Finals Washington 79 - Tolleston 76 North Webster Lumber Opens Syracuse Ready-Mix On April 1 An announcement was made on Monday by the owners of the North Webster Lumber Company that the firm is ready to open the Syracuse Ready-Mix plant which they purchased last month. The name of the firm will be the Syracuse Ready - Mix, Division of North Webster Lumber Company. The firm will service the entire area for all cement needs, and will be open six days a week, starting Tuesday, April 1. An ad appears in this issue. _ 3 Be the girl of Ijis dreams in this soft pastel pump. sl4 Pink, lavender, lime, white, tan, black, red and black patent Miss America / —Shoes— x Miss America shoes are carried in stock, from 3% to 12, AAAA thru EEE Doug Pilcher Shoe Store Uptown Syracuse — 1947

Lancer Basketball Camp To Be Held At Grace Head basketball coach at Grace college, Glen “Chet” Kammerer, announced this week the advent of the first annual “Lancer Basketball Camp” this summer. Two separate camps will be held July 13-19 and July 2026 for boys who have completed grades 4-8. Kammerer, a native of Leesburg and himself a standout athlete at Grace college, is the founder and director of the camp. While in college he was named to the NAIA All-American team, and traveled to the Orient one summer with the Venture for Victory Squad. Since coaching at Grace, his teams have won 68 and lost 43, and he has a sincere interest in seeing young talent developed to its full potential. Four guest coaches will serve as instructors throughout the camps. Dave Dillon, a former basketball and football star at the University of Illinois, has been head basketball coach at Sturgis, Mich., for the last 21 years and has had winning teams the last nine seasons. Keith Dougherty, head coach at Elkhart high school, is a highly respected coach in Northern Indiana, having had many winning seasons in his former coaching position at Nappanee high school. “Boag” Johnson, head coach at Warsaw high school, is a former professional basketball player who has a 148-48 record as Warsaw coach. Tom Sittier, head coach at Pierceton high school, was captain of his team at Valparaiso university and has had 12 winning seasons in his 13 years of coaching. Enrollment each week is limited to 70 boys. Details may be obtained from coach Kammerer at Grace college. $1,500 Damage To Aqua-Land Motel Tuesday The Syracuse firemen were called to the Aqua-Land Motel at 9:08 a.m. Tesday, where one of the units was ablaze. The motel owned by Jack Schlotterback is located on SR 13 south of Syracuse. The bed, chair and paneling in one unit and smoke damage in other units caused an estimated $1,500 damage. Cause of the fire was given as clothes drying on a heating unit. Educational Chiropratic Seminar Attended By Area Doctor Dr. Elmer Denlinger of 4141 south Main street, Dunlap, recently returned from Fort Worth, Texas, where he participated in the Seminar and Congress on Research conducted by the Parker Chiropractic Research Foundation. During the Seminar, research reports were studied pointing up the valuable results achieved in cases of headache of both the migraine and non-migraine variety as well as backache, nervousness, and other conditions frequently encountered by the chiropractor in daily practice.

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LAKELAND MEN’S LEAGUE Syracuse Rubber Co. 67 41 Brazel Bait and Tackle 61 47 Likens and Sons Trucking 60 48 Eager Leaguers 57 51 H & M Motor Clinic 52 56 G & G Texaco 52 56 Layton Travel Trailer 46 62 Anderson Paint and Supply 38 70 Week of March 18 High Team Game: Likens and Sons Trucking 969; High Team Series: Syracuse Rubber Co. 2622. 600 series: D. Armbruster 623. 500 series: G. Knisley 516, H. Mickley 532, K. Koble 523, W. Slcan 521, D. Rookstool 540, R. Southern 527, R. Stahley 517, G. Bums 514, D. Van 533, H. Galloway 531, R. Hostetler 532, D. Me Kibben 532, R. Brazel 547, G. Meyers 519, W. Brazel 581, C. Irwin 523. 200 games: I; Rookstool 214, G. Bell 206, R. Hostetter 220, H. Mickley 204, D. Armbruster 200234, H. Galloway 200, R. Brazel 202, W. Sloan 226, G. Meyers 210, W. Brazel 201. Week of Mar'ch 11 High Team Game and Series: Brazel Bait and Tackle 901 —2543. 600 series: H. Mickley 624. 500 series: G. Bell 503, C. Walter 543, R. Southern 540, R. Brazel 526, D. Armbruster 536, G. Meyers 550, M. Hostetter 506, R. Miller 500, D. Van 542, H. Galloway 528, I. Rockstool 509, C. Mother 526, E. Anderson 520. 200 games: C. Walton 211, G. Bell 215, G. Meyers 203, H. Mickley 207-225, D. Armbruster 203, R. Southern 203. LAND O LAKES Dean’s Milk 27% 8% McCormick-Cutter 25% 10% Brazel’s Bait & Tackle 25 11 The Mail-Journal 23 13 Bowen Motors 22*4 13*4 Syracuse Legion 22 14 Fulcher’s Shoes 20 16 Aqua Land Motel 20 16 Frog Tavern 19 17 Thwaits Grain 18 18 Harris Funeral Home 18 18 State Bank of Syracuse 16 20 Auer’s Service Station 14 22 North Webster Jaycees 13 23 Liberty Homes 11% 24’4 Regent Homes 11 25 Sportsman’s Bar 10 26 G * W Pizza 8 28 High Team Game and Series: Frog: 975-2765. 600 series: F. Nyikos 246-167-198 —6ll, R. Thibaut 214-223-179-616, L. Vance 223-198-210-631. 525 series or 200 games: J. Lcwe 215-532, G. Nordman 212-582, N. Biddle 212, V. Becker 223-538, L. Coy 530, R. Smith 526, L. Weaver 201-543, D. Barnett 542, D. Fingerlie 211, C. Wogoman 538, D. Brown 217-210-562, R. Wogoman 204-564, J. Bitner 218, C. Gilbert 226-554, E. Ganz 211-554, C. Eby 211-536, R. Simon 203, D. Armbruster 217, W. stahly 215-548, B. Yahne 211. HITS AND MISSES POINTS Sylvan’s 66 Leon’s Keglers 64 Sportsman’s Bar 59 Misfits 56(4 Odd Couples 51 Anchor Barets 46 Flubbers 46 Badds 27% High Team Game: Anchor Barets 665; High Team Series: Sportsman’s Bar 1914. 500 series (men): J. Pounds 577, J. Graber 575, J. R. Cripe 556, D. Zawadzke 544, C. Wogoman 534, J. W. Cripe 510; (women): S. Gilbert 513, F. Robinson 508. 450 series and above (women); T. Brock 460, B. Zawadzke. 456.

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200 games (men): J. Pounds 217, J. R. Cripe 203, J. W. Cripe 201. 170 games and above (women): S. Gilbert 193, 185, F. Robinson 187, T. Brock 178, I. Dull 176. B. Zawadzke 171. THURSDAY NIGHT LADIES Louie’s Bar 74 30 Hughes Digging 69 35 Weaver Tool 68 36 Glasers 67 37 Foo and Faye’s 58*4 45*4 Huey Well Drilling 58 46 Regent Hemes 57 47 Pilcher’s 57 47 S. T. P. 56*4 47*4 The Mail-Journal 52 52 Anchor Bar 51 53 Servisoft 49 55 Pickwick 48 56 The Beacon 46*4 57*4 Teghtmeyer Ace •46 58 North Webster Bank 40 64 Monsanto 38% 65(4 B. &K. 37 67 Plastic Specialties 34 70 Brazel’s 33 71 High Team Game: Brazel’s 822; High Team Series: Louie’s Bar 2340. SCC series: B. Kline 221-200-165— 586, P. Hoover 208-192-174-574. 500 series: B. Kline 221-200-165 — 149-180-223—552, A. Wiegman 213-168-158—539, I. Stahley 179-159-201 —539, M. L. Lambert 220-148-149— 517, J. Byland 191-159-165-515, A. Gallahan 160-177-177-514, D. Spearman 177-165-158 —500. 450 series and above: J. Harter 458, L. Welty 455, L. Connolly 490, F. Money 484, B. McKibben 485, E. Hughes 465, B. Nyce 477, N. Searfoss 488, M. Conner 464, M. Henning 467, B. Caple 466, B. Hamman 453, M. Whisler 452, M. Schwab 477, N. Swope 454, K. Gardner 478, S. Gilbert 450, D. Thwaits 469, S. Brouwer 493, E. Johnson 452, M. Sheets 463, J. Groves 453. 200 games: J. Harter 209, N. Searfoss 201. 170 games and above: H. Smith 195, L. Connolly 180, F. Money 174, B. McKibben 193, B. Nyce 172, B. Caple 175, B. Hamman 182, M. Schwab 179, K. Gardner 171, S. Gilbert 172, D. Thwaits 177, S. Brouwer 172, M. Walton 181, E. Johnson 194, S. Weaver 184, J. Groves 187. FRIDAY NIGHT MIXED Thwaits Grain 83 29 Mogul Rubber 73 43 Kinder’s Keglers 68% 47% Tom Socks 63 59 Stahley Stillson 61 55 Pickwick Theatre 59 53 L. Thwaits Grain 58% 57% Pacer 57 59 Woodward Oswalt 57 59 Beacon 54% 61% Wawasee TV v-- 53 63 . Village Tap G 50 66 United Telephone 49% 66% Frog Tavern 49 67 Corl Corp. 47 65 4 Singles 38 78 (Make-up games not included. To be bowled later.) High Team Games and Series: Kinder’s Kegler’s 727—2056. 500 series jmen): J. Morganthaler 544, L. Byland 538, J. Lowe 534, R. Wogoman 527, S. Bryan 509, L. Epley 505, D. Armbruster 503. 450 series and above (women): E. Blakesley 536, J. Byland 533, D. Johnson 522, J. Morganthaler 493, V. Price 475, N. Kern 452. 200 games (men): L. Byland 219, R. Wogoman 204. 170 games and above (women): J. Byland 216-172, E. Blakesley 193-188, D. Johnson 185-177, N. SeChrist 175. MONDAY NIGHT COUNTY LEAGUE Thornburg’s 75% 36% Wawasee Package 72 40 Kale Island Beacon 71 41 Frog Tavern 69 43 Pilcher Shoes 68 44 Kurley’s Keglers 61% 50% Wawasee TV 59 53 Wawasee Bowl 54 58 Dixie Boat 53% 58% Louie’s Tavern 50% 61% Lakeland Produce 49 63 Teghtmeyer Ace Hdwe. 46% 65% Kline Const. 45% 66% Barbee Hotel 45 67 OK Sales 43 69 Bud’s Body Shop 33 78 High Team Games: Thornburg’s 949; High Team Series; Wawasee Package 2695.

550 series: R. Fisher 577, R. Thibaut 575, P. Royer 591. J- Morganthaler 550. T. Strombeck 561. G. Bums 551. C. Wogoman 594, R. Wogcman 585. D. Smith 567, P. Wright 560. H. Hochstetter 582, R. Thwaits 551, C. Eby 552, F. Nyikos 599. 200 games: R. Fisher 200-214. R. Thibaut 213, J. Morganthaler 216, C. Lindzy 216. D. Strombeck 201, T. Strombeck 202, P. Royer 224, C. Wogcman 226, R. Wogoman 231, D. Smith 214, S. Start 201, P. Wright 211, H. Hochstetter 201-204, P. Kline 200, G. Pavel 204, M. Ganshorn 200. C. Eby 214, J. Brouwer 215, F. Nyikos 226. MONDAY JUNIOR BOWLERS Double B-J-V’s 48% 23% Strickler’s Strikers 46% 25% Da-Ma-De-Ja’s 46 26 Alley Bouncers 46 26 His N Her’s 41% 30% The Its 37% 34% Marlboro Filters 37 35 Us 37 35 The Foxes 35% 36% Striker “4” 35 37 69er’s 31% 40% G-Jays 28% 43% Vice’s Vipers 27 45 Goof-Offs 6% High Team Game and Series: Alley Bouncers 693—1862. 500 series: S. Strickler 585, C. Coburn 544, S. Mock 529. 400 series and above (women): D. Rensberger 475, C. Gardner 477, D. Martin 475, R. Smith 462, D. Brown 473, V. Smith 467, B. Gardner 461, S. Butler 450, J. Davis 441, D. Custer 444, C. Aleshire 449, S. Huffer 432, N. Coy, 424, B. Kolberg 424, B. Garrett 422, J. Thomas 419, T. Chamberlin 415, L. LeCount 407, B. Eyer 406, J. Heil 402. 200 games: C. Cobum 207, S. Strickler 204. 160 games and above (women): S. Strickler 199-182, C. Coburn 198, S. Mock 188-177-164, R. Smith 182, D. Rensberger 188, D. Martin 180, B. Kolberg 175, D. Brown 169, V. Smith 165, S. Huffer 170, C. Gardner 162, C. Aleshire 162, L. LeCount 160. TUESDAY NIGHT LADIES Syracuse Rubber 75% 36% Sea Nymph 75 37 Tom Socks 72% 39% Lakeside Laundry 64% 47% Walter Drug Co. 62% 49% G :: W Pizza 56% 55% Hemer’s Bar 53 59 White’s Mobil 47 65 Augsburger’s IGA 45 67 Barbee Hotel 43% 68% Brenda’s Beauty Break 39 73 Tmdy’s Beauty Salon 38 74 High Team Game: Syracuse Rubber 739; Barbee Hotel 2083. 450 series: I. Dull 179—478, EL Shively 163—469, J. Hoover 170— 160—464, D. Byrket 172-160-457. 160 games: M. Schwab 170, J. Brown 167. MILFORD BUSINESS BOWLING LEAGUE Arro Motor Homes 78% 33% Chore-Time Equip. Co. 77 35 Little and Clark, Inc. 69% 42% Chore-Time Equip. Co. 77 35 Augsburger-Syracuse 56% 55% Milford TV and App. 54% 57% Beer and Slabaugh, Inc. 54% 57% Campbell’s Market 53% 58% McFarren Service 40 63 Mishler Funeral Home 46 66 Sharp Hdwe. Co. 45 67 Augsburger-Milford 27 85 High Team Game and Series: Arro Motor Homes 959 —2767. 600 series: David Hockert 630. 500 series H. Doty 589, L. Newman 580, L. Slabaugh 570, W. Mishler 569, J. Speicher 552, J. Perry 545, D. Butler 541, D. Wolferman 538, G. Wuthrich 536, L. Miller 543, D. Rensberger 529, W. Jackson 526, F. Avery 522, H. Wuthrich 523, L. Troup 521, J. Newcomer 520, P. Mathews 515, W. Miller 513, D. Seely 511, H. Felkner 510, D. Wuthrich 509 J. Caple 505, D. Dowty 502, D. Sharp 500. 200 games: David Hockert 223, 205, and 202, D. Seely 213, L. Miller 213, J. Caple 212, J. Perry 212, L. Slabaugh 210 and 201, W. JiidV THURSDAY-SATURDAY, MARCH 27 thru 29 2 — FEATURES — 2 George Hamilton Suzanne Pleshette in “The Power” and. George Hamilton Joseph Cotton in “Jack Os Diamonds” Color ••••!»•••••••»••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• SUNDAY-WEDNESDAY, MARCH 30, APRIL 2 Dean Martin in “The Wrecking Crew” Color

Mishler 208, J. Speicher 201, L. Troup 201, H. Doty 20U TUESDAY AFTERNOON LADIES American Industries 68 40 Wawasee TV 62% 45% Kinder Mfg. 60 48 Wawasee Laundromat 57% 50% Mock’s Marine Service 55% 52% Todd Realty 53% 54% Silveus Motors 51 57 State Bank of Syracuse 47 61 Tom Socks 44% 63% Sit N Knit 40% 67% High Team Games: Sit N Knit 788: High Team Series: Wawasee Laundromat 2246. 500 series: S. Kern 508—179— 171, L. Vance 567—237—171, J. Byland 511—177—186. 450 series and above: B. Kline 460. L. Stuckey 469, IE. Ogle 449, L. Neff 448—176, M. Willard 470— 176, P. Hoover 459—170. I. Mathews 464—174, V. Penn 466—178, A. Sudlow 485—193. 170 games and above: H. Fnashour 172. Milford Man Pinned Between Tractor-Trailer Max Evans of Milford was injured Monday morn ng, March 17, while working at Regent Homes Corporation, Syracuse. He was attempting to he ok a trailer to a tractor when the clutch slipped on the tractor ind he was pinned between tractor and trailer. Following admissijn to the Goshen hospital, X-rays showed that there were no broken bones but some muscle tissue was torn. He has been released from the hospital. SUPT. RETZ MEETS MEN The new Kosciusko county highway superintendent-engineer, Burton Retz, paid a visit to the county highway garage Monday afternoon. He was accompanied and introduced to the employees by Harvey Anglin, president of the board of county commissioners. Superintendent Ret:, who was hired on March 3, by the commissioners, is terminating his employment with the Fort Wayne department of the Indiana State highway this week. He will commence his duties with this county on April 1. JR. GIRL SCOUT TR00P225 MEETS The Junior Girl Scoit troop 225 held their investiture on March 22, at the Milford Christian church with 36 Girl Scouts receiving their Girl Scout and World Association pir.s. The flag ceremony was performed by Starr Mcrtin, Lonna Wolferman, Julie Method and Linda Herr. The cmdlelighting ceremony was performed and Patty Wolf gave the Girl Scout promise. One candle was lighted for each Girl Scout law, making a total of 10 being lighted. The girls then served refreshments to their families. UNDERGOES EYE SURGERY Mrs. Harry Phend is a patient in a hospital in Bloomington, 111., where she had surgery for a detached retina in the right eye on March 12. Following releasemmt from the hospital Mrs. Phend plans to stay with her daughter and family, Mr. and Mrs. Ron Laymon, of Normal, 111., for approximately one month.

WEEK OF MARCH 24-30 BURGER’S Half & Half «« 25$ a ECKRICH Smck-y-Links ». 69$ OPEN 7 DAYS A WEEK —9A. M. -10 P. M.

Milford's Holy Week Services Start Sunday (Continued From Page 1) music for the evening's service. Monday “Pardon” — Rev. Sumner will preside with Rev. William Roop of the Bethel church speaking. Music will be provided by Carl Shearer and the Bethel Church of the Brethren quartet. Tuesday “Love” — Rev. Roop will preside and Rev. Sumner will speak. Music will be furnished by Rev. Curtright and the Methodist church quartet. Wednesday “Loneliness” — Carl Shearer will preside and Rev. Curtright will speak. Music will be furnished by Rev. Roop and the First Brethren quartet. Thursday “Human Need” — Each church will be observing its own communion service. Friday “Triumph” — Rev. Sumner will preside during the first part of the service with Rev. Robert Parsons speaking. Music will be furnished by the junior high school ensemble. During the interlude the junior high choir will sing. “Reunion” — Carl Shearer will preside during the second part of the service with Rev. Raymond Wilson speaking. Music will be furnished by the ensemble. Mr. and Mrs. Paul Tague have returned to their home on r 4 Syracuse frcm the University Hospital at Ann Arbor, Mich. Mr. Tague is improved and was uptown the last of the week.

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ENGAGED — Announcement of the engagement of Miss Dianna Lou Evans and Royce James Myers is made by her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Arthur R. Evans, 208 East Walnut street, Nappanee. Mr. Myers is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Chet Warren of r 2 Syracuse. Miss Evans is a graduate of Nappanee high school and is currently employed by Penn Controls, Goshen. Her fiance is a graduate of North Webster High school and he is employed by Penn Controls, also. Miss Evans is the granddaughter of Mrs. Alta Evans of Milford and Mrs. Gertrude Fisher of Nappanee. A summer wedding is being planned by the couple. MILFORD LOCAL Mrs. Harry Baumgartner, Cissna Park. 111., spent Monday and overnight with her daughter, Mrs. Harold Kaiser, and family at Milford. Mrs. Baumgartner left for Parma, Ohio, Tuesday, to visit her sen, Wendall Baumgartner, and family. She came from Winfield, 111., where she had been visiting another son, Donald, and family. Returning from Parma, she will again come to the Kaiser home.