The Mail-Journal, Volume 6, Number 44, Milford, Kosciusko County, 3 December 1969 — Page 2

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Wawasee Prep Prepares For First Home Game

Wawasee Prep will play its first home game of the 1969-70 basketball season Saturday night, Dec. 6, against Bethany Christian. Game time is 8 p.m. The Lakers under coach Rex Yentes have compiled a 1-3 record to date. They opened the season on November 14 against Bryant, losing 85-51. The next night, the Lakers chalked up their lone victory by downing Donaldson Divine Heart, 82-65. On November 21, Wawasee Prep traveled to Larwill, where they suffered a 97-54 setback at the hands of rugged South Whitley. The following night, the Lakers journeyed to Middlebury and Jefferson township. The Lakers were defeated 84-50. Coach Yentes, in his second year at the school, has only one returning starter, senior Doug Ebner, from last year’s team, which compiled a 7-7 record. There were four other letter winners returning, but all of these saw very limited action in 1968-69. To date, coach Yentes has been starting two seniors, one junior, a sophomore and a freshman. They are: seniors, Doug Ebner, 6 feet 0 inches from Lima, Ohio, and Leo Ley, 6 feet 1 inch from Avilla; junior, Mike Elward, 6 feet 2 inches from Wabash; sophomore, Rick Mertz, 5 feet 11 inches from Defiance, Ohio; freshman Sylvester Allen, 6 feet 2 inches from Chicago, 111. The scoring in the first four games has been balanced. Ebner has 47 points, followed by Mertz with 43. Coach Yentes is optimistic that as the team gains experience, it will continue to improve its performance and provide much tougher competition for its opponents. Court News Public Intoxication Robert Morris, 32, Milford, was fined $45 in the jp court by Milo Clase for public intoxication. Anita Villalovos, 45, Milford, was fined $45 for public intoxication by Milo Clase in the jp court. Improper Passing Stanley Custer, 43, r 1 Milford, was fined $25 by Milo Clase in jp court for improper passing. Fined on Four Counts Joe Cruz, 37, Milford was fined $45 for public intoxication, $47.25 for driving under the influence of intoxicating beverage, $47.25 for reckless driving, and $47.25 for having no operator’s license, by Milo Clase in the jp court. Cited for Suspended License Wm. Gene Horejsi, 36, Milford, paid $47.25 for driving while his operator’s license was suspended. He was cited on US 6 at Ind. 313 by State Trooper Melvin Eash, over the week end. Fined for Speeding Roger Baumgartner, 33, Milford, paid $27.25 for speeding 48 miles per hour in a 20 mile speed zone in the 2900 block of South Main street, Goshen. His license was not suspended due to out of county residence. He was fined Monday in Goshen City court. BLUE SUNDAY MAKES DEBUT Last week, on the 25th of November, a band called Blue Sunday made its debut at an 1890 Pizza Party held at Wawasee Preparatory, Syracuse. The band is made up of students from the Prep school. They featured Jim Zmyslo on the trumpet, Terry McDermott on the drums, Marty Kumle on the bass guitar, and Paul Bergren playing on lead guitar. They played many stylish selections from Tijuana Brass to Blues. They also played a few selections which were written by the band. The students thought that the band was fantastic. The band was kept playing till late hours of the night and still the students clamored for more. Mr. and Mrs. Jim Avery, Tammy. Tracy, and Trisha of r 1 Milford were the Thanksgiving day guests of Mr. and Mrs. Walter Nyce and Vicki Sue of r 1 Milford.

Wawasee Opens Swimming Season At New Prairie

Members of the Wawasee high school swimming team will open their new season, a first at WHS, tonight when they travel to New Prairie for a 5 p.m. meet. Only Wawasee and Concord field swimming teams in the Northern Lakes Conference. Doug Quine, who is in his second year of teaching at Wawasee, is coaching the Warrior team. He is a 1968 graduate of Grace college and has served as athletic director of the Kosciusko Community YMCA and coached the “Y” swim team last year. Sophomore Ken Schernekau, who moved to the Syracuse area from Marion, is the only member of coach Quine’s young team with experience. No seniors are on the team. Members of the Wawasee swimming team are Tom Bailey, Dave Strombeck, Chuck Yoder, Tony Newman, Barry Davis, Mike Harris, Jon Burnworth, Chuck Baldwin, Dale Brown, Steve Schrumpf, Dana Berghorn, Bob Arnett, Gene Lawson, Larry Koontz, Pat Mignery. Jim Pachynskia, Dave Berghorn, Jeff Farrell, Dal Ummel and Schernekau. John Bahn and George Glazier are serving as student managers. Each meet consists of 11 events: 200-yard medley relay, 200-yard free-style, 200-yard individual medley, 50-yard free-style, one meter springboard diving, 109 yard butterfly, 100-yard freestyle, 100-yard backstroke, 409 yard free-style, breaststroke and the 400-year free-style relay. First Home Meet Wawasee’s first home meet will be at 5 p.m. on December 18 when the young Warriors meet Howe Military in the school’s new six-lane, 25 yard pool. POST THANKSGIVING DINNER HELD The Waubee Grange met Friday evening for a post-Thanksgiving dinner party in the grange hall in Milford with 32 persons attending. A potluck meal was featured. The committee in charge was Mrs. Robert Hollar, Mrs. Frank Charlton, Mrs. Marshall Estep, and Mrs. Glen Pinkerton. The members were seated at long tables appropriately decorated in keeping with Thanksgiving. “Happy Birthday” was sung to Mrs. Lloyd Felkner and “Happy Anniversary” to Mr. and Mrs. Otto Wiggs. The women’s activities chairman reported that a card and gift had been sent to the Adopt-a-Pa-tient at Fort Wayne and that in two weeks a Christmas gift would also be sent. The canteen fund has also been sent to her. The evening was spent socially, with no stated program being given. December 19 is the date set for the annual Christmas party which will start with a potluck supper at 6:30. The committee in charge of decorations and program will be Mrs. Ray Bray, Mrs. Max Anglin, Mrs. Raymond Pinkerton, and Mrs. Herman Miller. L/C James Rummel At Camp LeJeune Mrs. James Chambers of Milford reports her son, lance corporal James Rummel, has reported to Camp LeJeune, N. C., for further duty with the marines. Cpl. Rummel was injured in Viet Nam several weeks ago and returned to the United States. His address is: LC James Rummel 247-1104 2d Pit. C Co. Ist BN 2d Marine Div. SMF Camp LeJeune. N. C. 28542

SIOO REWARD SIOO reward leading to the arrest and conviction of person or persons responsible for the recent vandalism of the Howard Haab lake cottage.

SYRACUSE—NORTH WEBSTER Hospital Notes Duane Leedy, r 1 North Webster, was treated Wednesday in the Murphy Medical Center emergency room and released. Kaleel Juday, Goshen, father of Mrs. James Butt of Syracuse, was taken by ambulance to the Goshen hospital Tuesday evening after becoming ill in his home. Mrs. Earl (Frieda) Rupholdt, r 4 Syracuse, was admitted to the Goshen hospital November 24 for observation. Rhonda Baldridge, seven, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Billy Baldridge, Syracuse, was treated in the emergency room of the Murphy Medical Center, Friday and released. Angela Grass, r 3 Syracuse, is a patient in the Whitley County hospital. Albert Hostetler, Syracuse, is a patient in the Goshen hospital. He was admitted to the hospital recently following a heart attack. MILFORD—LEESBURG Hospital Notes Mrs. William Gross of r 2 Leesburg was treated in the Murphy Medical Center Tuesday. Marvin Kuhn of r 1 Leesburg was dismissed Friday from the Murphy Medical Center. Janice Elaine Huffman of r 2 Leesburg was treated in the emergency room of Murphy Medical Center Thursday. Kenneth Wilkerson of r 2 Leesburg was admitted to the Whitley County hospital Wednesday. Mrs. Alfred E. Close of r 1 Leesburg was dismissed from the Murphy Medical Center Wednesday. Mrs. Royal Jefferies of r 1 Leesburg was dismissed Wednesday from the Murphy Medical Center. Mrs. Larry Elliott and son of Leesburg were dismissed from the Murphy Medical Center Wednesday. Mrs. Helen Funk of Milford fell on her front porch last Friday morning and broke a bone in her right hand. She entered the Goshen hospital for several hours! for treatment. She will be unable to work for some time. Coy Gregory of Leesburg was admitted to the Parkview hospital in Plymouth over the week end. Mrs. Carl Shields of r 1 Leesburg was admitted to the Whitley County hospital over the week end. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Weisser and children of Milford entertained in their home on Thanksgiving day. Those present were Mr. and Mrs. Carl Yoder and Jeri, Mr. and Mrs. Dave Eshelman and children, Mr. and Mrs. Fred Yoder and children, Mr. and Mrs. Walter Miller and children, Mr. and Mrs. Ed Miller, Mr. and Mrs. Skip Miller and children, all of Goshen; Jim Miller of Syracuse; Mr. and Mrs. Walter Miller and Miss Donna Miller, Mr. and Mrs. Neal Cory and David of Milford. Mr. and Mrs. Francis Bender and sons of Milford were Thanksgiving day guests of Mr. and Mrs. Lester Hooley and family of New Paris.

MILFORD BUSINESS BOWLING LEAGUE Campbell’s Market 39 13 Arro Motor Homes 35’ / a164 Little and Clark 354164 Berk’s Body Shop 30421 4 Chore-Time 0 304214 Milford TV 264254 Augsburger’s-Syracuse 25 27 Sharp Hdwe. Co. 25 27 Hickory Lounge 244274 Walter Drug Co. 20 32 Augsburger’s-Milford 13 39 Turf Bar 8 44 High Team Game: Hickory Lounge 1048; High Team Series: Augsburger’s-Milford 2936. 500 series: J. Perry 593, W. Tullis 579, P. Mathews 569, D. Dull 568, M. Chambers 568, D. Butler 563, L. Bray 552, O. Replogle 576, R. Murto 548, L. Newman 544, B. Simon 539, D. Wolferman 522, B. Kaiser 524, D. Hockert 517, J. Schultz 514, D. Seely 511, E. Gordon 508, J. Newcomer 507. H. Bartman had triple series 178-178-178-534. 200 games: D. Dull 227, J. Perry 224, P. Mathews 223, J. Bray 211, D. Butler 215, O. Replogle 215-201, B. Little 211, W. Tullis 211, B. Kaiser 205, M. Chambers 202. FRIDAY NIGHT MIXED Thwaits Grain 40 12 L. Thwaits Grain 39 13 Sleepy Owl 36 16 Pickwick Theatre 4 354164 Louie’s Bar 30 22 Farmers Mutual Ins. 30 22 Audio-Visual Spec. 29 23 Frog Tavern 27 Vs 244 Wawasee TV 25 27 Beacon 25 27 Tom Socks 23 29 Barth 224294 Stahley-Stillson 22 30 United Telephone Co. 20 32 Monsanto 20 32 Kinder’s 18 34 Village Tap 17 35 Lakeland Standard 84 434 High Team Game and Series: Pickwick Theatre 764—2076. 600 series (men): H. Hochstetler 235-220-211—666. 500 series (men): C. Eby 599, L. Vance 581, L. Young 587, L. Welty 515, M. Dorsey 525, J. Kern 564, B. Frenger 521, L. Byland 569, J. Lowe 514, M. Carlson 549, L. Thwaits 540, D. Price 507, D. Jones 508. 450 series and above (women): G. Thwaits 520, J. Byland 514, S. Kern 499, J. Trolson 488, B. Krauter 463, D. Thwaits 466, L. Vance 470, E. Carlson 456, B. Zawadzke* 481. 200 games men): C. Eby 228203, L. Vance 202-202, L. Young 221, L. Welty 203, S. Rensberger 203, M. Dorsey 214, J. Kern 213, L. Byland 214, M. Carlson 219. 170 games and above (women): G. Thwaits 171-203, J. Byland 191, B. Kline 181, S. Kern 171, L. Vance 177, B. Krauter 188, B. Zawadzke 181. HITS AND MISSES Leon’s Keglers 21 12 Sylvan’s 21 12 Ruth’s Styling Salon 18 15 Brown’s Blades and Bits 15 18 Sportsman’s Bar 14 19 Baker-Phillips 10 23 High Team Game: Ruth’s Styling Salon 666; High Team Series: Leon’s Keglers 1884. 500 series (men): C. Fink 583, J. Pounds 578, J. Cripe 516, R. Brazel 501. 450 series and above (women): D. Cripe 486, S. Gilbert 486, J. Brown 463. 200 games (men): C. Fink 230. TUESDAY AFTERNOON LADIES American Industries • 34 14 Kern Grain 33 15 Kinder Mfg. 254224 Todd Realty 25 23 Wawasee Laundromat 25 23 Mock’s Marine Rentals 25 23 Cromwell Lumber • 21 27 Superior Sample 19 29 State Bank 174304 Silveus Motor Sales 15 33 High Team Game and Series: Kern Grain 890—2507. 500 series: L. Vance 516, J. Byland 582, S. Kern 588. 450 series and above. I. Carwile 498, D. Johnson 480, M. Willard 467, M. J. Bechtold 472, H. Frushour 454, K. Knisley 463, S. Brouwer 460, R. Knepp 495, M. Lambert 487.

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200 games: J. Byland 211, S. Kern 224. 170 games and above: I. Carwile 178, D. Johnson 189, M. Willard 175, M. J. Bechtold 185, L. Vance 193-172, J. Byland 183-188, S. Kern 196, K. Knisley 170, R. Knepp 197, M. Lambert 180. TUESDAY NIGHT LADIES Sleepy Owl 45 11 Sea Nymph 45 11 Jot Em Down Grocery 364194 Crow Roofing 324234 Augsburger’s IGA 294264 Lakeside Laundry 26 30 White’s Mobil Service 24 32 Syracuse Rubber 23 33 Sellers Mfg. 22 34 Walter Drug Co. 20 36 Brenda’s Beauty Break 18 38 Grassy Creek Restaurant 144414 High Team Game and Series: Lakeside Laundry 749—2192. 500 series: K. Knisley 228-167-184 —579, E. Wogoman 189-160—508. 450 series: S. Gilbert 194-170— 497, K. McKibben' 180-490, M. Dixon 162-456, C. Whitacre 173-452. 160 games: I. Dull 174, S. Miller 174, M. Schwab 168, N. Kern 163. MONDAY NIGHT COUNTY LEAGUE Kale Island Beacon 34 18 Anchor Bar 34 1% Pilcher Shoes 33 19 Lakeland Produce 32 20 Barbee Hotel 30 22 Frog Tavern 27 25 Wawasee Package 26 26 Thornburg Drugs 26 26 Wawasee TV ■ ’ 25 27 Kurley’s Keglers 24 28 Dixie Boat 22 30 Wawasee Bowl 20 32 Teghtmeyer Ace Hdwe. 20 32 Bud’s Body Shop 11 41 High Team Game: Frog Tavern 951; High Team Series: Anchor Bar 2696. High Ind. Game: T. Strombeck 238-599; High Ind. Series: L. Vance 237-213-620. Honor Scores D. Pilcher 203-557, J. Kimble 201-565, G. Nordman 213-575, R. Hostetler 202, M. Hostetler 232-593, C. Frushour 220-576, J. Kern 203, L. Thwaits 221-560, W. Mayer 203, G. Pavel 204-584, J. Morganthaler 212, D. Armbruster 215-209-609, A. Dunavent 555, D. Start 200-561. MILFORD BUSINESS BOWLING LEAGUE Campbell’s Market 41 15 Arro Motor Homes 38’417*4 Little and Clark 38’417*4 Chore-Time 33422’4 Berk’s Body Shop 314244 Milford TV 304254 Augsburger’s-Syracuse 27 29 Hickory Lounge 25430’4 Sharp Hdwe. Co. 25 31 Walter Drug Company 20 36 Augsburger’s-Milford 17 39 Turf Bar 9 47 High Team Games: Arro Motor Homes 1043; High Team Series: Milford TV 2915. 500 series (men) G. Thornsbury 589, D. Moore 573, J. Newcomer 581, D. Dull 569, D. Wolferman 568, L. Newman 566, H. Felkner 561, D. Hockert 554, J. DeSomer 544, P. Campbell 542, K. Knisley 540, O. Replogle 532, D. Butler 521, J. Speicher 518, F. Avery 510, C. Grams 507, P. Mathews 507, G. Chambers 505, E. Gordon 503, W. Miller 501. 200 games (men): J. Newcomer 203-225, D. Dull 232, J. DeSomer 221, G. Thornsbury 221, D. Moore 215, W. Miller 211, D. Wolferman 207, D. Hockert 205, H. Felkner 202, O. Replogle 201. LAND O LAKES Pilcher’s Shoes 270 120 Regent Homes 23841514 Frog Tavern 231 159 C and J Const. 227 163 Cutter Chevrolet 22341664 Aqua Land Motel 221 169 Harris Funeral Homes 22041694 Dean’s Milk 216 174 Bowen Motors 20141884 State Bank of Syracuse 19441954 The Mail-Journal 19341964 American Legion Post 223 183 207 Liberty Homes 17242174 G and W Pizza 16542244 Auer’s Service Station 162 228 High Team Game and Series: Pilcher’s 969-2798. 700 series and above (men): D. Armbruster 223-243-258—724. 600 series (men): G. Nordman 199224-205-628. 525 series or 200 games: R. Simon 533, C. Davies 201-560, V. V Thursday - Saturday, December 4-5-6 Two Thrillers! “BONNIE & CLYDE” and STEVE McQUEEN as “BULLITT” Sunday - Wednesday, December 7 thru 10 “WHERE ANGELS GO TROUBLE FOLLOWS” . ROSALIND RUSSELL STELLA STEVENS

I ■■ "r E il.r _Z±—'rr _ "~ — ' ** - C*—■ —. EARLY SYRACUSE—Syracuse artist Ken Harkless produced this line drawing from an old photo of Main street in Syracuse, looking east. The building on the right is the building in which the Anchor Bar is now located.

Becker 201,1 Coy 204, W. Stahly 219576, R. Knisley 536, P. Campbell 529, M. Simon 540, J. Schlotterback 554, F. Avery 547, J. Karesh 202-527, F. Nyikos 560. POMONA GRANGE MEETS IN MILFORD The St-Mar-Kos Pomona Grange met in the Waubee Grange Hall in Milford for the regular November meeting and potluck supper. Otho BonDurant, master, presided over the meeting during which 14 officers responded to roll call. Mrs. Ora Trader, the retiring chairman of the women’s activities committee, gave her final report and turned over receipts to the new chairman, Mrs. Ben Thompson. It was decided to have the : Christmas dinner, program, and gift exchange at the B and B restaurant in Nappanee December 18 at 6:30. Reservations must be given to Mrs. Thompson by December 16. Reports from the following subordinate granges were given: New Tamarack, Bremen, and Waubee. “Happy Birthday” was sung to Mrs. BonDurant and Richard Heyde Reports of the state grange sessions were given by Mr. and Mrs. Clem Beehler. The next regular meeting will be held at the New Tamarack Grange hall January 15 with a potluck supper. Milford Local Mr. and Mrs. William Burgett and son William entertained the following guests for Thanksgiving: Mr. and Mrs. James Davis, Mr. and Mrs. Richard Tomblin and Margie, Mr. and Mrs. Dennis Wuthrich and Karen, all of Milford; Mrs. Margie McCoy and Howard McCoy of Huntington, W. Va.

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Brademas Says Official Interest In New Warsaw Post Office Revived

WASHINGTON, D. C.,_ Congressman John Brademas (D.-Ind.) today said that official interest in construction plans for a new post office in Warsaw has revived. The South Bend Democrat made this announcement based on the result of recent correspondence he has had with the U. S. Post Office Department. On October 30, Brademas wrote to U. S. Postmaster General Winton M. Blount urging action on long-delayed construction plans for a proposed Warsaw Post Office building. The U. S. Post Office Department had on December 16, 1968, approved construction of the new facility, but has taken no further action since then. Said Brademas, “I have just received word from the Post Office Department that one of their officials will be visiting Warsaw shortly to select possible sites for the new building.” The Hoosier Democrat released the text of a letter he received from the Post Office Department, which read in part: “We recognize the critical need for a new postal. facility for Warsaw and regret the delay in the project. Our real estate officer is giving this project his

COMBINATION Bake Sale - Church Bazaar SATURDAY, DEC. 13 — 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. At Brooks Flower Shop (C. R. Brittsan Building) Milford Senior Brethren Youth

immediate attention and has scheduled a visit to Warsaw the week of December 8, in order to locate suitable sites and obtain site options for the new post office.” Mr. and Mrs. Donald Beer, Jim, Jack, and Don, Milford, and Miss Joyce Beer of Goshen college, spent Thanksgiving day with Mr. and Mrs. James Hickey and family of Arlington Heights, 111. Other guests were Mr. and Mrs. Roscoe Smith and Deborah Jessop of Milford. The MAIL-JOURNAL Published by The Mall-Journal every Wednesday and entered as Second Class matter at the Post Office at Syracuse, Indiana 46567. Second class postage paid at 103 E. Main Street, Syracuse, Indiana 46567 and at additional entry offices. Subscription: $5.00 per year in Kosciusko County; $5.50 outside county. ijw