The Mail-Journal, Volume 6, Number 31, Milford, Kosciusko County, 3 September 1969 — Page 2

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Lakeland And DeKalb Win Friday's Football Jamboree

The Lakeland Lakers and the DeKalb Barons teamed up to defeat the Wawasee Warriors and the Carroll Chargers 21-6 Friday night in the first football Jamboree played at Wawasee. Wawasee was held scoreless as the Warriors met DeKalb in the second and fourth quarters. The Barons scored all 21 points for the visiters. Carroll, on the other hand, outplayed Lakeland in both the first and third stanzas and scored the only points for the home teams. Wawasee was plagued by injuries during the game and veterans Roger Korenstra and Tom Speicher both saw limited action. SPEICHER SIDELINED Junicr backfielder Tom Speicher was sidelined, probably for the rest of the season, Friday night when his left ankle was broken during the Jamboree. Speicher, a veteran from last year’s team, is president of Wawasee’s student body. He is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Speicher of r 2 Milford. While veterans Dave Cory and Denn May have returned as quarterbacks, sophomore Tim Blue proved, his worth during the game and gives coach Don Storey a third candidate for that position. Carroll scored a touchdown during the first quarter of play, however, it was nullified because of a penalty. Wawasee controlled the ball during the first half of the second quarter. The second half of the stanza was another story as the Barons from DeKalb worked their way down field to score. They also converted on the PAT as Jim Conrad ran the ball for two additional points. Half time score: 8-0. Carroll scored in the third stanza with only 1:12 left to play. They failed to convert the point after touchdown. Wawasee took over play in the final quarter with the visitors on the three yard line. It took only three plays to make it into the end zone and the PAT put the score at 15-6. The final score was made by DeKalb on a 28-yard touchdown pass with only 1:59 remaining in the game. MILFORD LOCAL Harry Good of Milford called on Mr. and Mrs. Enos Hollar of Milford on Sunday and Mervin Mishler of Milford called on Saturday.

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FOOTBALL SEASON OPENS FRIDAY The Wawasee high school football season officially opens Friday night when the Warriors meet Northfield on the Wawasee field at 7:30 p.m. Don Storey is WHS’s football coach and is assisted by Jack Marlette and Terry Frank. MILFORD BUSINESS LEAGUE Campbell’s Market 4 0 Augsburger, Milford 3 1 Arro Motor Homes 3 1 Little and Clark 3 1 Milford TV 3 1 Chore-Time 1 3 Berk’s Body 1 3 Walter Drug 1 3 Augsburger, Syracuss 1 3 Sharp Hardware 0 4 High Team Game and Series: Campbell’s Market 1031—2944. 600 series: Bob Simon 618. 500 series: W. Tullis 505, L. Newman 510, L. Young 520, D. Rensberger 533, J. Keller 514, L. Miller 540, H. Bartman 542, D. Butler 543, D. Wolferman 538, J. Speicher 545, R. Thibaut 596, D. McFarren 200 games: J. Keller 203, L. Newman 203, L. Weisser 209, H. Bartman 214, R. Thibaut 216. B. Simon 311, 216, D. Wolferman 215. TUESDAY NIGHT LADIES Crow Roofing 4 0 Augsburger’s IGA 4 0 Lakeside Laundry 3 1 Jot Em Down Grocery 3 1 Sea Nymph 2 2 Sleepy Owl 2 2 White’s Mobil 2 2 Brenda’s Beauty Break 2 2 Syracuse Rubber Productsl 3 Walter Drug Co. 1 3 Sellers’ Mfg. 0 4 Grassy Creek 0 4 High Team Game—7lo; High Team Series—Sea Nymph—l9B3. 450 series: K. McKibben 162-170-481; M. O’Haver 168-474; E. Wogoman 451. 160 games: H. Frushour 168; J. Hoover 167, M. Dixon 162; P. Green 161; P. Larkey 160. TOPS MEET Syracuse Minnie Mizers TOPS club held its weekly meeting in the Old Youth Center building Tuesday at 7:30 p.m. Mrs. Frank Beiber won the Queen’s trophy for the greatest net loss for the month. Anyone interested in joining TOPS call Mrs. Richard Plikerd. ACCUTRON by BULOVA Give Accutron, the most accurate watch in the world. Accutron time is so nearly perfect that we guarantee monthly accuracy to within 60 seconds.* ACCUTRON “240"— Water resistant, jOgy . luminous dial, stainless steel. sllO. ff* W nF ■ iff ® A-r—==** 'll !■ V Hl I ZaKBSwCc/ ACCUTRON LaWSy SPACEVIEW "G" c |ear v ' ew water resistant, luminous. sl29 ' ACCUTRON® by BULOVA Byland Jewelers t. - SYRACUSE Open Friday Evening •We will adjust to this tolerance, if necessary. Guarantee is for one year.

MILFORD—LEESBURG Hospital Notes Mrs. T. R. Brooks of Milford was admitted to the Goshen hospital on Wednesday for tests. Mrs. Anna Almazan, Milford, was admitted to the Murphy Medical Center on Tuesday, and was dismissed on Wednesday. John Tynan, Leesburg, was dismissed from the Murphy Medical Center on Tuesday. Miss Linda Dimberg, r 2 Leesburg, was treated in the emergency room of the Murphy Medical Center on Tuesday. Mrs. Robert Tusing and infant daughter were released from the Murphy Medical Center on Wednesday. Mrs. John McClelland and son, Jason, r 1 Milford, was dismissed from Bremen Community hospital on Wednesday. Carmen Irene Keefe, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. John E. Keefe, Leesburg, underwent a tonsilectomy at Goshen hospital yesterday. She was released on Thursday. Mrs. William Rogers and infant daughter, Leesburg, were dismissed from the Murphy Medical Center on Thursday. George Harwood, Dewart Lake, has been transferred from the Goshen hospital to the Cleveland Clinic. Mrs. Donna Lytell, Leesburg, was treated in the emergency room of the Murphy Medical Center over the week end. David Goddard, 3, son of Mr. and Mrs. James Goddard, r 1 Leesburg, was treated in the emergency room of the Murphy Medical Center over the week end. Bob Reed of Milford 'was dismissed from a South Bend hospital this week. Mrs. Richard Felkner of Milford is to be admitted to the Goshen hospital today (Wednesday) and will undergo surgery. Enos Hollar was released from the Goshen hospital on Friday. He is to return Sunday for tests. Mrs. Donald Gordon of r 1 Milford 4 was dismissed from the Murphy Medical Center on Monday. Mrs. William Storm, Lepsburg, was admitted to the Murphy Medical Center on Monday. Robert C. Overstedt of Milford was dismissed from the Murphy Medical Center on Monday. Anthony Pollard, r 1 Leesburg, was treated in the emergency room of the Murphy Medical Center on Monday. Bonded cottons require no linings when you sew. CARDS THANKS JUA CARD OF THANKS We wish to thank all our relatives and friends for the beautiful cards and gifts we received on our wedding anniversary. Andrew and Bertha Beer

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Plan 7th Annual Syracuse City Golf Tourney Maxwelton golf club has a full schedule for the months of September and October, including the Syracuse city golf tournament on Sunday, Sept. 7, which will have six flights: championship, A, B, C, D, and senior flight for participants over 50 years of age. Pro Tom Roderick said a member-guest tournament will be held Saturday, Sept, 6, with 39 two-man teams entered. All entry fees are returned in the form of trophies for this event. Nappanee city tournament will be held on Sunday, Sept. 14, and a Bremen city tournament on Sunday, Sept. 21. Calcutta play will start September 20 and 21, Roderick said. The annual club championship event will be held in two rounds, the first being September 26, 27, and 28, and the second October 3, 4, and 5. The 36-hole play will be concluded on October 5. MAXWELTON LADIES MEET The last ladies day of the season was held at Maxwelton on Tuesday, Aug. 26. Winners for the day’s play were as follows: Eighteen hole — Low gross, Marge Newcomer; low net, Sandy Conner; second low net, Dot Stiver; low putts, Ginny Jarman. Nine hole — Low gross, Barb Kay; low net, Nancy Mousley; low putts, Inez Beiswanger. Following play the ladies were invited to the home of ladies’ day president Marge Thornburg for a picnic. A business meeting was held and the following officers were elected: President — Nancy Mousley 18 hole chairman — Lavon Hawk Nine hole chairman —Rosemary Lantz Secretary - treasurer — Ruth George Nine hole secretary — Jan Morganthaler Awards were presented to the following ladies: * Jay Byland, 18 hole handicap tournament winner; Sandy Conner, runner-up; Vicki Arnolt, nine hole handicap winner; Helen Hogen, runner-up; Marge Newcomer, 18 hole club championship; Rosi Mathews, runnerup; Sandy Conner, A-flight win,ner; Jan Byland, runner-up; Barbara Kay, nine hole club tournament winner; Rosemary Lantz, runner-up. Ringer score winners for the year "were Rosemary Mathews for 18 hole and Helen Hogen for nine holes. LIST WINNERS FOR TIPPY LADIES PLAY Winners of play at the Tippe canoe Country Club on Thursday, Aug. 28, are as follows: Class A— First low gross, Lois Coppes; second low gross, Betty Clarke; first low net, Joan Gray; second low net, Mary Lee low putts, Gloria Maish. - Class B — First low gross, Hulda Sawyer; second low gross Bonnie Kissell; first low net, Mary Jane Lantz; second low net, Irma Scheldt; low putts, Lois Xanders. Class C — First low gross, Betty Thayer; second low gross, Grace Seybert; first low net, Sandy Conner; second low net, Lois Plew; low putts, Mary Aker. Class D — First low gross, Doris Anglin; second low gross, Florie Summy; first low net, Virginia Hawks; second low net, Bette Anglin; low putts, Mena Stoutenour.

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SOUTH SHORE LADIES ELECT A total of 40 members of the South Shore golf club was present on Tuesday, Aug. 26, for golf and luncheon. An election of officers- was held. Trophies were presented to the following winners for the club championship tournament: Championship flight — Susie Harper, first; Barbara Hulley, runner-up; A-flight — Lee .Wake, first; Joan Stoelting, runner-up; B-flight — Gayle Van Zant, first; Ruth Banta, runner-up; C-flight — Mary Lou Fries, first; Eleanor Motts, runner-up. IT" BIRTHS mu COLLINS, David Samuel Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Collins of r 1 Warsaw are the parents of a son named David Samuel, born at 4:19 p.m. Monday, Aug. 25, in the Murphy Medical Center. David Samuel weighed seven pounds, three ounces at birth and was 20 inches in length. His mother was the former Nancy J. Guy. The maternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. James Guy of Leesburg and the paternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Hascue Collins, also of Leesburg. McKIBBIN, Todd David Mr. and Mrs. Charles D. Me Kibbin of Milford are the parents of their second child, a son named Todd David, born August 30, at 3:50 a.m. in the Goshen hospital. Todd weighed in at seven pounds, BM> ounces and was 20 inches in length. He has one sister, Michelle Rae, who will soon be five. His mother is the former Sandra Knepper. The maternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Wilbur Knepper of Milford and paternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Harold McKibbin of Leesburg. A maternal great-grandmother is Mrs. Emma Drake of Milford. LAYNE son Mr. and Mrs. Roger Layne of r 1 Leesburg, are the parents of a son born Sunday, Aug. 31, in the Goshen hospital. ROGERS daughter A six pound, 13 ounce daughter was born to Mr. and Mrs. William Rogers of Leesburg at 2:54 p.m. Tuesday, Aug. 26, in Murphy Medical Center. The mother is the former Cindy Fruit, who had spent considerable time in the Pierceton area. Maternal grandparents are Mrs. Bob Collier of Michigan City and DeLyn Fruit of r 1 Warsaw. Paternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Maurice Rogers of r 2 Rochester. SLATER, Stephanie Ann Mr. and Mrs. Edward W. Slater, r 2 the parents of a daugmer, Stephanie Ann, born at 2:26 a.m. August 27 in the Goshen hospital. Miss Stephanie weighed seven pounds, four ounces at birth and has a sister Susan two and one half, and a brother, Edward, 15 months old. The grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Metzger, Syracuse and Mr. and Mrs. Ted Smith of Goshen. SYRACUSE LOCALS Mrs. Hazel Veltman, who has spent the summer in the home of Mrs. Melville Smith at Syracuse, returned to her home at Megaunee, Mich., today (Wednesday.) Mr. and Mrs. James Scheuer and son, Darrel of Plymouth visited the Larry Scheuer family at Syracuse on Sunday.

\ Syracuse City W 1 ' I GOLF ■. W 1 4 m a* J& g CITY GOLF TOURNAMENT — Tom Roderick, pro at Maxwelton golf course, is discussing the forthcoming 7th annual Syracuse city golf tournament with some players on Tuesday. The Tournament is Sunday, Sept. 7 with six flights participating. Shown above are Mike Yoder, Gary Swenson, Joe Baumgartner, Walt Hagerdon, John Harford and pro Tom Roderick.

:j: facts about ‘OUR TOWN’ Milford, Ind. ± By JERI SEELY This old picture shows Our Town’s Main street as it looked years ago. One person who looked at it thought the townspeople may have been gathering for the opening of the interurban which served the community in the early 1900’s. Another thinks the crowd may be gathering to watch one of the many races—horse, motorcycle, etc., that were held down the town’s Main street in by-gone days. At any rate it is evident those photographed were expecting something to arrive from the south and ropes were placed along the street near the Neff Brothers company to hold the people back. Does anyone know any other reason why the townspepole might be gathering? * * * The gang at C. S. Myers Ford is getting ready for the annual punt, pass and kick contest. Did you know 18 handsome trophies are to be given at the local level? Gold trophies go to first place finishers who also advance to the zone competition, silver trophies go to second place winners and bronze to third. Registrations continue through October 10 from Lakeland residents. Boys eight through 13 years of age may compete. ♦* ♦ » Work continues on the demolishment of the old D-X station at the Intersection of state road 15 and Emeline street in Milford. Pre-inventory record cards dated December 1959 were found in the building. Was this when the station closed? Mrs. Charles Schell of Our Town states the station was built by a Mr. Lichtenwalter who is said to have been a great-grandfather of Guy Lichtenwalter of Our Town. We would say the old station was a stately home of its day. Does anyone else remember

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anything else about, the old home or station? * * ♦ Mrs. Schell also states the Me Intires lived in the home, pictured at the top of last week’s column, for a number of years. Mr. Mclntire was a photographer, his wife gave music lessons. * * ♦ Our congratulations go to Dale and Darwin Freeman who placed first in their age group (14 to 21) j during the international twins competition held in Fort Wayne over the Labor Day week end. The boys are 15 and the sons of Mr. and Mrs. Harold Freeman of Dewart Lake. They are sophomores at Wawasee this fall. Announce Personnel Changes At Maple Leaf Farms Terry Tucker, executive vice president of Maple Leaf Farms, Inc., Milford, has announced the following personnel changes: C. F. (Brick) Meinert has been promoted to the position of manager of the Maple Leaf research farm. He has been plant manager of Maple Leaf Farms since SOUND A Thursday - Saturday, September 4-5-6 SUZANNE PLESHETTE in “IF IT’S TUESDAY THIS MUST BE BELGIUM” Color Sunday - Wednesday, September 7 thru 10 CLINT EASTWOOD RICHARD BURTON in “WHERE EAGLES DARE” Color

1958. Scott H. Hall,,Jr., formerly plant superintendent and procurement manager with Wayne Poultry Company at Archbold, Ohio, has joined Maple Leaf Farms in the capacity of plant manager. Harrison F. Bornmann, Jr., has been promoted to manager of growing operations. Mr. Bornaman has been employed the past year as field serviceman for Maple Leaf Farms. Cotton is static-free. The MAIL-JOURNAL Published by The Mail-Journal every Wednesday and entered as Second Class matter at the Post Office at Syracuse, Indiana 465<i7. 's Subscription: *5.00 per year in Kosciusko County; *5.50 outside county. ' - . 00® B •rnm. || *l3° W,Wo Thurs. - Fri. - Sat. - Sun. Open 8:00 - Show 8:45 NOTICE ! I After Sun., Sept. 7 Show, We Will Close For The Season. Thaqks To All — See You In The Spring. JIM RAQUAEL BROWN WELCH “100 RIFLES” Plus Shown at 10:00 20th Century-Fox ride PANAVISION* COLOR BY DE LUXE