The Mail-Journal, Volume 6, Number 18, Milford, Kosciusko County, 4 June 1969 — Page 18

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Baseball Schedule During the summer months we will be printing the weekly baseball schedule for members of the Wawasee Warriors teams. Varsity games are played at North Webster, junior varsity games at Milford and Babe Ruth ball at Syracuse. This week’s schedule follows: Thursday - - Plymouth (varsity) at North Webster Thursday --. South Whitley (Jr. varsity) There Monday - - Rochester (varsity) at North Webster Tuesday-- Central Noble (Babe Ruth) at Syracuse Wednesday -- Manchester (varsity) There I T Ball Schedule At Milford Following is the T Ball schedule as released at Milford by caach Robert Lorig: • June 17 — Phend and Brown vs Walters Drugs; June 24 — Co-op vs Walter Drugs July 1— Phend and Brown vs Co-op July 8 — Phend and Brown vs Walter Drugs July 15 — Co-op vs Walter Drugs July 22 — Phend and Brown vs Co-op July 29 — Phend and Brown vs Walter Drugs All games start at 6:30 sharp. WILLIAM CRIPE GETS BS DEGREE AT PURDUE William D. Cripe, son of Mr. and Mrs. John W. Cripe of Syracuse, graduated from Purdue university with a BS degree in industrial management on Sunday morning. His parents v/ere at West Lafayette to attend the commencement exercises which were held at 9:30. William is a 1965 graduate of Syracuse high schol. GUEST MINISTERS FILL PULPIT INEAR MILFORD Dr. Evan H. Bergwell filled the pulpit of the Island Chapel United Methodist church Sunday. His sermon subject was “Where There Is No Vision, the People Perish”. Dale E. Miller, layman from Elkhart, will be the speaker next Sunday.

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Sidney Brothers Collide In Effort To Win Way To State Tournament Two Sidney brothers - Tom and Larry Davis ran into cne another head-first in an effort to catch the same fly ball in the final game of the IHSAA baseball regional tournament at Columbia City Saturday afternoon. The resulting collision knocked both boys out, sending them to the Whitley county hospital for the night. They were unconscious for several hours. The Davis blethers are members of the South Whitley school team which was playing DeKalb. The win would have taken them to the state baseball tournament. Earlier in the same game, South Whitley pitcher, Stanton Frantz was hit in the face with a fast ball, but he was not hospitalized. In view of all this mayhem, one would think surely South Whitley would have won the game, but they didn’t. They lost to DeKalb 5 to 3.

List Little League Schedule At Milford Following is the schedule of Little League play at Milford for the coming season. Campbell’s met Baumgartner’s in the opener on Monday night while Augsburger’s play Sharp’s this evening. The remaining season’s games follow: JUNE 9 - Campbell vs Baumgartner 11 - Augsburger vs Sharp 12 - Berkeypile vs Brock 16 - Augsburger vs Campbell 18 . Sharp vs Berkeypile 19 - Baumgartner vs Brock 23 - Augsburger vs Baumgartner 25 . Sharp vs Brock 26 - Campbell vs Berkeypile 30 - Augsburger vs Berkeypile JULY 2 - Sharp vs Baumgartner 3 . Campbell vs Brock 7- Augsburger vs Brock 9 - Sharp vs Campbell 10 - Baumgartner vs Berkeypile 14 - Campbell vs Baumgartner 16 - Augsburger vs Sharp 17 - Berkeypile vs Brock 21 - Augsburger vs Campbell 23 . Sharp vs Berkeypile 24 - Baumgartner vs Brock 28 - Augsburger vs Baumgartner 30 - Sharp vs Brock 31 - Campbell vs Berkeypile Starting time will be 6:30 sharp. Wawasee Golf Club Building Damaged, $3,000 A number of youths broke into a storage building at the Wawasee Golf club near Syracuse Monday afternoon, creating more than $3,C00 damage to the building and equipment stored inside. Owner and golf professional Den Byrd stated that 11 golf carts valued at S2OO each were battered after the building was entered. Screens and windows were torn and broken, the youths rammed the carts against the walls and used them in a game battering the carts together. . The door to the building between the 17th and 18th fairways was knocked in, enabling the vandals to unlock the door and push in a two-by-four cn the inside of the door. State police investigated and the apprehending of ten youths followed. They confessed to the vandalism. Restitution has been promised.

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MILFORD—LEESBURG Hospital Notes Mrs. Larry Lee Harmon and daughter, Melinda Ann, weie dismissed from the Bremen Community hospital on Tuesday. George Hatcher, 16 - month - old son of Mr. and Mrs. George L. Hatcher, Leesburg, was treated in the emergency room of the Murphy Medical Center on Thursday. Lavern Blackman, r 1 Leesburg, was admitted to the Murphy Medical Center on Monday. Wilfred Decker of r 1 Milford entered the Goshen hospital on Monday morning for X-rays. He remains confined there. SYRACUSE—NORTH WEBSTER Hospital Notes William R. Terhune, r 1 North Webster, is a patient in the Murphy Medical Center. He was released Saturday. Kevin Stahley, r 4 Syracuse, has been dismissed from the Whitley County hospital. Mrs. Richard Aaron, r 2 Syracuse, has been admitted to the Whitley County hospital. Carl O’Haver of 2230 E. Hively Ave., Elkhart, former Syracuse resident, is a patient in the Elkhart hospital, room 247. Mrs. James Hamman of Syracuse is a patient in the Goshen hospital for tests and observation. ATTEND GRADUATION AT FORT KNOX, KY., JUNE 6 Mr. and Mrs. Merrill Rink, Mr. Mrs. Frank Rink and family and Miss Nancy Gunderlock, all of the Milford area, attended the graduation exercises at Fort Knox, June 6. Pvt. Dale M. Rink, son of the Merril Rinks, graduated from basic training. Pvt. Rink is stationed at Fort Pclk, La. His new address follows: Pvt. Dale M. Rink US 55951325 D-Co. 3rd Bn sth AIT BDE Fort Polk, La. 71459 4th Platoon Mr. and Mrs. Ed Stutzman and daughters of Kokomo were Saturday evening guests of Mr. and Mrs. Ben Kaiser and family of r 1. The Stutzmans and the Kaisers attended the Milford alumni banquet at Wawasee high school.

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EARNS DEGREE — Reginald Roy Vanlerßeyden, son of Mr. and Mrs. Orville Vanderßeyden of r 1 Syracuse, received a bachlor of science in education degree during commencement exercises last week at Ball State university. He has accepted a position with International Harvester Company in Fort Wayne. A 1964 graduate of Goshen high school. Mr. Vanderßeyden is married to the former Felicia Andresen of Goshen. They have a daughter, Regina Ann. Court News Marriage License Issued Eric 1.. Bentham, Jr., 48. r 1 Leesburg, chef and Eugenia M. Johnson, 61, r 1 Leesburg, waitress, h< ve been issued a marriage license by the clerk of Kosciusko county. Estate Appraised The estate of the late Matilda Beer of r 1 who died May 24, 1963, has been appraised in the amount of $49,923.48 in probate court. Heirs are three daughters and six sons, Esther B. Beer, Milford; Anna Schuch, Bremen; Elsie Lambert, Wichita, Kans.; Harry, Levi, Earl and Frank Heer, Jr., all of Milford; Eimer, of Antwerp:, Ohio, and Harold of Paxton, 111. Divorce Suit Filed Nancy L. Bailey, r 2 Syracuse, has file:! a suit for divorce in Kosciusko circuit court against William T. Bailey. They were married on August 12, 1950. and separated on May 26, 1969. She seeks custody of two minor children. Fined at Warsaw Guy William Fisher, 18. pqid $26 in Milo Clase’s JP court at Warsav/ this week for disorderly conduct. MIITORD LOCALS Miss Susanne Dewart, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Randall Dewart of Hickory, North Carolina, is vis. iting ir Milford this week. She is a student at the University of Tennessee at Knoxville and will return there for the summer session soon. Susanne was a 1966 graduate of Milford high school. Mr. and Mrs. Richard Smith were Sunday evening callers at the heme of Mr. and Mrs. Glen Tom and daughter Norma of Elkhart. Mr. and Mrs. Howard Mock of Dewart lake were also callers in the Tom home on Sunday. NIiWS from Ow Siervices Ricky Brennan Army Cook In Germany Pvt Ricky Brennan, son of Mrs. Fred Personette of Syracuse, is serving as a cook in Germany. His new address is: Pvt Ricky Brennan RA 68089103 Co. C 1 B N 35th Armor APOUS Forces N. Y. 09066. SOLDIERS’ NEW ADDRESS The new address of Specialist Fourth Class Kenneth Butt was supplied by his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Dale Butt of r 4 Syracuse: Sp/4 Kenneth Butt US 55946918 Co. E, 3/8 Inf. (Mortars) APO San Francisco, Calif. 96265

Chicken Barbecue SATURDAY, JUNE 14, 1969 SERVING 4 TO 8 PM (Also Carry-Outs) By The Oswego Community Center. Inc. At The OSWEGO COMMUNITY CENTER Oswego, Indiana Assisted by the Mid-Lakes Lions Club

County Residents Receive Degrees From Indiana U. A number of Kosciusko county residents received degrees during commencement excercises held Monday on the Indiana university campus at Bloomington. Conferring degrees was Dr. Herman B. Wells, university chancellor. Some 8,000 degree candidates were eligible to participate, including those from the university at Indianapolis and the five regional campuses. Those from Kosciusko county who received degrees are as follows: Claypool — Philip A. Crooke, A. 8., chemistry. Etna Green — Gary L. Hollar, A. 8., police administration. Milford — Kenneth D. Beer, B. S., education. North Webster — Thomas P. White, doctor of medicine. Pierceton — Erland G. Johnson. A. 8., history; Paul H. Smith, bachelor of fine arts, Herron School of Art. Silver Lake — Carol A. Werner, B. S., education. Syracuse — Mrs. Nancy Nash Anglin, M. S., education; Patrick Appenzeller, B. S., business; Arden L. Druckamiller, B. S., business; Thomas W. Miller, B. S., business. Warsaw — David K. Barnett, A. 8., history; William A. Becker, B. S., education; Brock L. Blosser, master of business administration; William E. Chapel B. S., business; John B. Dalton, B. S., business; Donald M. Joy, doctor of philosophy; Kathy S. McClure, B. S., physical therapy; Patsy L. Person, B. S., medical science; Carl B. Schlabaugh, A. 8., journalism; Sydney Silveus, A. 8., French; Mrs. Dorothy C. Strand Stevens, B. S., medical technology; Mareda A. Summers, A. 8., speech and theatre; Daniel F. Talbott, B. S., education; Patrick J. Valentine, B. S., business; David B. Wright, A. 8., economics. Winona Lake — Robert L. Dowdy, A. 8., Spanish. Several From County Graduate From North Manchester June 8 NORTH MANCHESTER—More than 330 seniors at Manchester college participated in graduation exercises at the college during its eightieth annual commencement. Degrees were awarded those who will complete their requirements for graduation by September 1. The exercises were held on the college football field Sunday, June 8, at 8 p.m. Sixty-seven received the bachelor of arts degree and 263 received the degree bachelor of science. Dr. Earl J. McGrath, director of the Higher Education Center at Temple university in Philadelphia, gave the commencement address. Baccalaureate services were held in the college auditorium Sunday morning at 11 EDT. Dr. A. Blair Helman, president of the college, gave the address. Graduating from this area were: Leesburg—Lewis Neibert and Melody Shock. Milford—Leo Anglin, Jr. North Webster—Rachel Brown. Syracuse—Lynn Pittman. Pierceton—Kathleen Metzger. Claypool—Evelyn England, Alan Sands, Paul Smith aM Jerry Walters. Mentone —Rosemary Bazzini. Warsaw —David Frantz, Jack Schutz and Randy Sowers. Winona Lake—Alan Retzman. All received bachelor of science degrees. Nixon faces fight over shift in poverty plans.

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CARDS THANKS Up

CARD OF THANKS It is the end of an era. This is the way we felt as the last piece of furniture was loaded and we drove silently down the highway, away from Milford, where, for six brief years, we had shared with the community in its joys and sorrows and had attempted to add a little to the overall betterment of the people, in our own small way. We feel we must thank each one for the happiness we have shared, the lovely deeds which have been perpetuated for us and altogether for allowing us to be, not just transients, but a part of the “family” of Milford. A special word of thanks to the United Methodist church for all the kindness extended to us through the years and also, to the Order of the Eastern Star for the honor bestowed upon us. As we start a new life in Sweetser, the beginning of a new era, we will not forget our wonderful friends and we pray they will remember us, with love. (Rev.) Richard and Gladys Sumner CARD OF THANKS I wish to thank all the people who donated blood for me while I was in the Robert Long hospital and those who remembered me with cards., Mrs. Verl Lindzy CARD OF THANKS We wish to thank everyone who patronized the boy scout fish fry Friday night. We would also like to apologize for the slow service which was due to low electric voltage. The Syracuse Boy Scouts CARD OF THANKS We would like to thank all our friends, neighbors and relatives for gifts, kindness and help while our daughter, Tracy Jean, was in the hospital. We want to give a special thanks to the employees of Penn Controls at Syracuse, Rev. Wagoner, and Mr. and Mrs. Joe Gray. Glen and Beulah Shear CARD OF THANKS I wish to express my thanks to my friends and neighbors for their visits, prayers, cards and other acts of kindness shown during the illness and death of my wife. John Green SYRACUSE LOCALS Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Kammerdernier and children and Mrs. Catherine Babcock, Syracuse, were Sunday supper guests of Mr. and Mrs. George Kehr at Foraker. Mr. and Mrs. Emory Guy, Syracuse, attended the Kosciusko county Senior Citizens meeting at Warsaw Monday night. Following the carry-in dinner a greup of “Sing-Out" youths presented a program. The Leo Thompsons have returned to their summer home at Syracuse from Wakarusa where they spent the winter. Mrs. Emory Guy, Syracuse, spent Tuesday afternoon in the Arnold Le Count home at Warsaw. Mr. and Mrs. Jay Busscher, r 4 Syracuse, were called to Michigan today (Wednesday) by the death of Mr. Busscher’s grandfather.

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By JERI SEELY We’re going to have to have a talk with the weatherman. These sunny week days and rainy week ends are getting to us. The June weather forecast calls for an unusually wet month with a total of five inches of precipitation expected. I think we’ve already had it! The forecast for July is excellent, however, so at least we’ve something to look forward to. We are to have at least seven days of 90 degree plus weather, although we should have some thunderstorms during the middle of the month. At least the August forecast doesn’t call for rain. It does, however, call for cool days with only three days in the 90’s. Oh well, if we can’t talk about the weather what can we talk abcut? $ ❖ ❖ School is out and children are adjusting to vacation. Many are attending Bible schools which are underway or will begin soon at the several churches of the community. s * Speaking of churches, Tony Gaff is the new youth minister at the Christian church. He is a student at Lincoln Christian college in Lincoln, 111., and a resident of Ligonier. He will be staying in Our Town this summer and working with the youth of the church. We did want to comment last week on how much we enjoyed the junior high school band in the Memorial Day parade. Director James White did an outstanding job with the youngsters. Many of Our Town’s citizens enjoyed watching and listening to the band as its members marched up and down the streets practicing during recent weeks. We’ve congratulated everyone cn their birthday and anniversary so this week friend husband joins me in extending special good wishes to my folks, Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Bushong of Waubee Lake.

DR. ANTHONY D. JAGGER PODIATRIST — FOOT SPECIALIST ANNOUNCES THE OPENING OF HIS OFFICE at the Lakeview Shopping Center 2200 E. Winona Avenue Warsaw, Indiana Wednesday & Saturdays by Appointment Telephone: 267-5100

They are celebrating their 30th wedding anniversary today! And, we can’t say happy anniversary in the Bushong house without also wishing father a happy birthday. It’s today, too! We’rtfc also wishing Brenda Hurd the best of luck in the coming Flotilla Queen contest. Brenda, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Hurd of Our Town, is Miss MailJournal. Other Milford girls in the contest are Deb Wolferman. daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Don Wolferman, and Charlotte Plum, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Ned Plum.

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MISS PHOENIX DOWNS—Tammy Slabach, eight-year-old daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Glen Slabach of New Paris, has been selected for the honor of “Miss Phoenix Downs” by owners and drivers of the Nappanee Pony Racing Association. She represents the club in all local events and assists in awards presentations at feature races. Phoenix Downs race track is located a mile and a half east of Nappanee and is having a grand opening June 14 and 15.

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