The Mail-Journal, Volume 6, Number 50, Milford, Kosciusko County, 14 January 1970 — Page 2

THE MAIL-JOURNAL — Wed., Jan. 14, 1970

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It’s Bremen Over Wawasee In NLC Battle Saturday

[jjlt was the Bremen Lions over the Wawasee Warriors 73-69 Saturday night in a hot Northern Lakes Conference Battle that endin a doable overtime on the Lions home court. The Warriors played without Senior Steve Zurcher, who was flidelined because of illness. Gary Yoder led all scorers as he hit for 32 points for the Lions. Sophomore John Hamilton, playing on the varsity team for the irst time, tied with Keith Stich|jer to lead the Warriors with. 14 jpoints*each. |j Bremen managed .to get 47 retx Kinds while Wawasee came Sown with 43 Stichter nabbed 10

B Team Tourney Play-Off Tonight

The Wawasee high school B team, sporting an undefeated report, will play in the cham- | pionship game of the four-way B team tournament at 8 o'clock tonight at the Pierceton high school gym The junior s Warriors gained their berth in the championship game tonight by defeating the Akron high school B team on Monday night in a triple overtime Final score: Warriors 72. Akron 70. In another game Monday night j South Whitley's B team defeated the Pierceton B team,. The 6.45 consolation game tonight will be Pierceton vs. Akron. losers in the Monday night games Coach Mike Kurtz has had nothing but success with his B team this year, boding well for Wawasee varsity play in years to come. Box Score The box score of the WarriorsAkron game on Monday night * follows: » WARRIORS (72)—Hughes 502. Jack Beer 753, Workman 135, Blue 10-6-2, Hamilton 422. Fred Beer 000, and Fribiey 103. AKRON (70)—Thomason 315, Parker 100, Tilden 635, Hackworth 101. Backus 100, Love 674, Fetrow 625, Conner 111 and Cumberland 302 Scare by quarters: Warriors '1630 44 56606872 Akron 1231 46 56 60 68 70 Mr. and Mrs. Marshal! Estep and family of r 2 Milford visited Mr anti Mrs. Guv Zimmerman in Fort Wayne Sunday. Mr and Mrs. Robert Topper of Milford had as their Sunday callers. Mrs, John Hicks and Mr. and Mrs Lyle Bamter of Goshen. Mr. and Mrs Floyd Wickersham and daughter Linda of r 1 Lee'burg spent Sunday with Mr. and Mi s. Charles P McCartney of near Muncie.

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while Dave Elliott had nine. Wawasee hit for 13 of 19 from the free throw* line to give the locals a 68.4 percentage as they topped Bremen in this department. Bremen hit 27 of 39 for a 62.2 per cent record. The first half of the game was Wawasee’s as the Warriors led 1817 at the first stop, then gained a 43-29 lead before going into the dressing room at half-time. They retained their lead 56-46 at the end of the third stanza. Bremen, however, knotted the score at 62 all by the end of regulation play. During the first overtime each team managed to score one free throw. The second over-time was

Milford Wins Two Recently Milford's eighth grade basketball squad pushed its record to eight wins against one loss as they prepare to avenge their lone defeat this Saturday at 9 as they play North Webster in the four-way tourney at North Webster. Milford smashed Nappanee last week by the score of 49 to 22. Larry Kaiser led Milford as he scored 18 points. Ben Waldbeser led the Trojans on defense and rebounding. Milford next turned on Bremen as they downed the Lions by the score of 49 to 26 Dave Hamilton led his Milford team with 15 points. Waldbeser again led the Trojans with 13 rebounds and playing a fine defensive game. Following the tourney on Saturday Milford will travel to Ligonier on January 20 at 6 p.m to face a tall West Noble five. ’ lu ■ Pierceton Postmaster Seriously 111 Pierceton postmaster Edward L. Pequignot, well known throughout Kosciusko county, is listed as seriously ill at the Whitley County Memorial hospital at Columbia City. He entered the hospital Friday evening when his condition became serious. MILFORD LOCAL Mrs. Fred Wuthrich of r 1 Milford had as her Sunday callers, Mr. and Mrs. Robert Moore, Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Magic and daughter, and Mrs. Mary Magle, all of Goshen.

different and Bremen took command as they out-hit the Warriors 10 points to six. Wawasee has a four-six season. Friday they will travel to Mentone to meet the Bulldogs and Saturday they will play hosts to Akron. Box scores follow : WAWASEE '69' - Elliott 334. Barrett 324, Thomas 205, Mikel 322, Cutter 200, Stichter 624, Olson 325, Hamilton 622. Totals: 28 13 26. BREMEN (73) — Ingerbam 570. Baker 224. YodeF 10 12 3. Huber 424, Edel 133, Jones 100, Wagner Oil. Totals: 23 27 15. SCORE BY QUARTERS Wawasee 18 43 56 62 63 69 Bremen 17 29 46 62 63 73

RE SCHEDULED GAME The basketball game between Wawasee and Plymouth, cancelled last Friday night because of the weather, will be played on February 10 at Wawasee.

Niwa from tho Services Gary Clark Serving In Viet Nam VIET NAM—Marine private first class Gary . C. Clark, son of Paul T. Clark, and husband of Mrs. Brenda J. Clark, all of North Webster, is serving with the second battalion, first marine regiment, first marine division in Viet Nam. When not engaged in major operations, Marines of the battalion participate in company and platoon size sweeps through the battalion’s area of responsibility in search erf enemy infiltrators They also conduct civic action programs designed to aid the South Vietnamese people. , S/Sgt Butter Receives Thumb Injury In Japan Word has been received at Syracuse of an accident in Japan in which S-Sgt. Robert E. Buster Jr., received an injury in which he almost lost his right thumb. Sgt. Buster was breaking in a new model plane engine and some how got his thumb in the prop. It cut through the bone and almost cut the thumb off. After treatment and X-rays at the dispensary he was taken by ambulance to the hospital, where a bone specialist sewed the thumb back on. The accident happened an December 28 and he isgetting along fine and has some of the stitches out. Since Sgt. Buster is left handed, it has not kept him from working and he has been on hanger detail at Yokota AFB, where he is stationed. MRS. RAMSER HOSTS TOWN AND COUNTRY CLUB The Town and Country Homemakers club held their first meeting of 1970 in the home of Mrs Forrest Ramser. Health and safety remarks included the discussion of a humidifier. The garden notes concerned how nature uses cold weather for culling out the weak plants. Mrs. Robert Spearman demonstrated how to do decoupage by taking all her equipment and doing a complete picture. She also displayed several of her previously finished products. Mr. and Mrs. Glen Treesh and family of Milford spent the holidays in Florida. On the return trip they were held over in Jasper. Fla., to have a new motor put in their truck.

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i TUESDAY JR. BOWLERS Team 2 29 11 Team 3 24 16 Team 5 a 23 17 Team 4 " 22 18 Team 6 19 21 Team 8 17 23 Team 1 14 26 Team 7 ' 12 28 High Team Game: Team 2— 815. High Team Series: Team 2— 2323.'" 400 series: P. Van Dyke 421, J. Burkholder 449, T. Welch 450, S. Butler 457, C. Gardner 479. 140 games: P. Van Dyke 188, Jt Burkholder 175-142. T. Welch 181, D. Vice 140. S. Butler 142-166-149, C. Gardner 180-162, J. Thomas 140, J. Heil 151, A. Hapner 146, J. Swartz 141, G. Benson 156. SATURDAY JR. BOWLERS Gutters 31 9 Bowling Kings 29 11 Playboys 28 12 Masked Mauraders 27 13 No. 16 24 l ilsVi Champs 23 17 Strikers 21 19 Bushmen 21 19 No. 1 20 20 Vikings 19 21 Tigers 19 21 No. 18 18 22 Plavgirls 18 22 No." 15 16 H 23i* Banana Splits 13 27 No. 5 12 28 4 Seasons 11 29 Dust mops 9 31 High Team Game and Series: Gutters 680—1863. 350 series and above (boys): M. Gray 383. J. Miller 350, B Blankenship 366, J. Schacht 384. K. Stidham 419, G. Dean 352, T. Stidham 358, C. Greer 377, T. Chamberlin 443. C. Eby 367, R. Shipley 400. S. Anderson 397, B. Knisley 379, S. Huffer 369, J. Schopf 366. M. Sheline 390. 120 games (boys): M. Gray 168, K. Fry 146, D. Ganz 135, J. Miller 132, R. Rinker 127, M. Mo'rganthaler 121, B. Blankenship 132, J. Schacht 140-132, D. Knisley 122, G. Johnson 150. K. Stidham 153-144-122; G. Dean 132-121; T. Stidham 141, C. Greer 121-144. T. Chamberlin 141-157-145, C. Eby 136-155: R. Shipley 145-144, S. Anderson 120-165. B. Knisley 154, S. Huffer 144, J. Schopf 144, C. Hemicz 147-140, R. Hayden 125, J. Kleingknight 128, M. Sheline 123-121-146. *■ Girls: B. Hinderer 130, S. Connolly 125. TUESDAY AFTERNOON LADIES Kern Grain 45 19 American Ind. 40 24 Kinder Mfg. 37‘-,26'* Wawasee Laundromat 35 29 Mock’s Marine Rentals 32 32 Cromwell Lumber 31'^324 State Bank 294344 Todd Realty 284354 Superior Sample 24 40 sylveus Motors 21 43 High Team Game: Todd Realty 823: High Team Series: Kern Grain 2375. 500 series: P. Maresh 537, M. Lambert 511, S. Kern 551. 450 series and above: S. Tytler 454. A. Sudlow 488, I. Carwile 497, D. Johnson 480. E. Hughes 472, A. Callahan 461. H. Frushour 464. J. Byland 492. L. Vance 482. 200 games: A. Sudlow 200, M. Lambert 209, L. Vance 200. 170 games and above: P. Maresh 179-191. S. Tytler 173. D. Johnson 181, R. Laird 171, H. Frushour 171, J. Byland 179, S. Kern 191-194. TUESDAY NIGHT LADIES Sleepy Owl 614184 Sea Nymph 61 19 Jot Em Down Grocery 504294 Crow Roofing ' 464234 White’s Mobil Servi.-e 4! 29 Lakeside Laundry 38 28 Augsburger’s IGA 38 38 Syracuse Rubber 35 45 Walter Drug Co. 30 50 Grassy Creek Restaurant 254544 Sellers Mfg. 25 55 Brenda’s Beauty Break 24 56 High Team Game: Sleepy Owl 763: High Team Series: Gras y Creek Restaurant 2215. * 500 series: E. Wogoman 175-197 —513. 450 series: P. Maresh 166—477, W. Nolan 166—471, M Dixon 162460. C. Whilacre 182-460. V. Smith 164—458, K. Knisley 175— 454. N. Kern 172—452. K. Noel 181 —450. S. Gilbert 165^-450. 160 games: A. Rider 170. S. White 169, M. Harris 169. M. Reeve 167. R. Markham 164, G. Hostetler 164, B. Gardner 163

Honor Scores—January 8 450 Series: V. Smith 177—188. N. Kern 169—185. K. Lowe 186 — 477. M. Dixon 161—471. H Frushour 165—470, C. Tillett 200-461. 160 Games: S. Koser 1%. Sicsi Hasse 179, K. McKibben 170. W. Nolan 165, B. Gardner 164, A. Rider 164, D. Mathews 164, K. Noel 161. C. Opperud 166. MILFORD BUSINESS BOWLING LEAGUE Walter Drug Company 12 0 Campbell’s Market 9 3 Little and Clark 9 3 Chore-Time 7444 Turf Bar 6 6 Arro Motor homes 5 7 Sharp Hardware Co. 5 7 Hickory Lounge 5 7 Milford TV 5 7 Augsburger’s-Milford 3 9 Berk's Body Shop 3 9 Augsburger’s-Syracuse 2494 High Team Game and Series: Walter Drug Company 1063—3019. 500 series: L. Young 599, E. Gordon 572, R. Murto 564, L. Mollenhour 551, G. Thomsbury 547, D., Wolferman 534, B. Dippon 534. D. Hockert 525. D. Rensbdrger 519, J. Perry 513. D DuH 511, J. Bray 503, R. Buhrt 503. 200 games: L. Young 232-200, L. Mollenhour 220, D. Wolferman 213, R. Murto 213, E. Gordon 211204, G. Thomsbury 203, W. Tullis 200. MONDAY NIGHT COUNTY LEAGUE Anchor Bar ", ■ ■ 49 27 Kale Island Beacon 47 29 Lakeland Produce 45 31 Pilcher's Shoes 44 32 Frog Tavern 44 32 Wawasee Package 43 33 Thornburg Drugs 42 34 Barbee Hotel 37 39 Wawasee TV 36 40 ‘ Hurley’s Keglers . / 34 42 Wawasee Bowl 32 44 Dixie Boat 31 45 Teghtmeyer Ace Hdwe. 30 46 Bud’s Body Shop 18 58 High Team Game — Lakeland Produce 986 High Team Series — Wawasee Package 2810 High Ind. Game —R. Johns 246-599 High Ind. Series — G. Nordman 201-224-623 TIONOR SCORES D. Arthur 208, M. Hostetler 223, (V. Stahly 565, D. Pilcher 581, J. Wortirtger 550, R. Schultz 201, J. Morganthaler 559, M. Simon 200, M. Dorsey 215-571. L. Welty 208-223-612. G. Carpenter 207-583. L. Vance 202-569, T. Prickett 555, R. Hibschman 205, M. Zellinger 221-206—603, D. Start 223-576. C. Frushour 217-554, H. Schrock 224-233-620, V. Stayer 225-594. MRS. LITTLE ENTERTAINS SOROSIS CLUB Mrs. Bill Little was hostess for the January 12 Sorosis club meeting in her home in Milford. The president, Mrs. T: A. Miller, opened the business meeting by leading the pledges to the American and Christian flags. The 23d Psalm was read and a prayer given by Mrs. Miller in memory’ of the late Mrs. Hurd who was an associate member. A musical program was presented by the Wawasee girls’ sextet. The next meeting will be January 26 in the home of Mrs. Otto Wiggs. Syracuse Man In Bremen Crash Kenneth J. Breeden, r 3 Syracuse, escaped injury at 3:30 a.m. Tuesday when his car went out of control on a curve on U.S. 6. three miles east of Bremen. He told officers that he fell asleep while driving and failed to negotiate a curve. The car left the road and went into a ditch. Damage was estimated at 8400 to the undercarriage of the car and windshield. Breeden was cited for not having a valid operator’s license, * and failure to carry the car registration in the vehicle. Deputy sheriff Joe Eckstein of the' marshall county sheriffs office investigated.

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Wawasee Prep Wias Its Own Four-Way Tournament Saturday

Wawasee Prep won its own four-way tournament Saturday night at the Syracuse junior high gym with a thrilling 57-55 upset victory over White’s. In the consolation game, Huntington Catholic routed Donaldson Divine Hart, 88-40. White’s was the favorite in the championship game due to an earlier 90-64 victory over Wawasee Prep. However, Wawasee Prep jumped (Kit to a 14-10 first quarter lead. White’s came back in the second quarter to outscore the Lakers 22 to 9, taking a 32-23 lead to the dressing

Junior Varsity Records Bth Win Saturday Wawasee’s junior varsity keeps rolling along as they continued their winning ways last Saturday with a victory over Bremen Coach Mike Kurtz's youngsters scored 67 points to 54 for the young Lions as they winged their way to their eighth straight victory of the season. Jack Beer was the only Wawasee player to hit double figures as he hit for seven field goals and four free throws to score 18 points for the evening. Bremen’s John Yeager hit for 12. Freshman Tourney Set For January 31 Wawasee high school’s freshman basketball team will participate in a four-way tourney at Plymouth on January 31. Games will be played at 9 and 10:15 a m. with the consolation game at 1:30 p.m. and the championship game at 2:45 p.m. Wawasee will meet Bremen in the first game of the morning with Plymouth facing Rochester in the second game. QUOTES ON RELIGION We seldom realize how important our basic ideas and attitudes are to our happiness and achievement in life. Yet everything we do is done with a certain attitude and a certain set of ideas governing our actions and reactions. By becoming conscious of the ideas and attitudes we hold, we become aware of what has limited us as well as of what has been a blessing to us. —Daily Word North Webster Band Boosters To Give Lecture The band boosters of North Webster will present the lecture on the “History of Submarines” on Monday, Jan. 19, at 8 p.m. in the North Webster junior high school band room. Stacy Jr., is guest speaker. He has been in the submarine service for 16 years, spending over five years in nuclear powered submarines. Mr. Davis has also been a member of die crew of the USS Skate at the historical rendezvous of the USS Skate and USS Seadragon at the north pole on August 2,1962, under the ice. Admission is free, however, donations will be accepted to send members of the band to band summer camp at Ball State university. Persons wanting more information should call James Turner at the North Webster school

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room at the half. The Lakers cut the White’s lead to three points at the end of three quarters, 44-41. Midway through the fourth quarter, Wawasee Prep tied the score at 49-49. The lead seesawed back and forth until the Lakers took a 56-53 lead. Ben Corley of White’s cut the score to 56-55, but Doug Ebner of Wawasee Prep hit a free throw with five seconds to go to assure the victory. Corley led all scores with 24 points, but he was the only Warrior in double figures. Freshman Sylvester Allen paced the

SYRACUSE—NORTH WEBSTER Hospital Notes Mrs. Emma Peace, Syracuse, is a patient in' the Murphy Medical Center. Ernie Craven, r 3 Syracuse, was admitted to the Murphy Medical Center last Wednesday. He was released Friday. Mrs. Pearl Amick, who resided with her grandson John VanLue of Syracuse Lake, was transferred from the Goshen hospital to Miller’s Merry Manor, Warsaw, last Wednesday. Otis Clyde Butt, Syracuse, was taken to the Goshen hospital by ambulance at 3 a.m. Thursday. John Baker, North Webster, was treated in the emergency room of the Murphy Medical Center Saturday and released. Mrs. Zella Sargent of Syracuse, who has been a patient in the Elkhart hospitfd for the past four months, has been moved to Miller’s Merry Manor at Warsaw. Mrs. Larry (Jane Buster) Scheuer, Syracuse, will enter the Goshen Hospital Thursday, where she will undergo surgery for removal of a vein from her leg on FYiday. Robert Ernest Jr., North Webster has been admitted to the Whitley county hospital. Mrs. Harry Burleson (the former Judy Dippon > is residing with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Delbert Dippon of r 1 Milford, while her husband is undergoing basic training at Fort Leonard Wood, Mo.

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Lakers with 18 punts. Ebner and Leo Ley added 13 points each. Wawasee Prep advanced to the championship by downing Divine Heart, 86-50. Mike Elward had 16 points for the winners. Ebner and Ley chipped in 15 points each. Bill Fisher of the losers led all scorers with 23 punts. In the other afternoon contest, White’s edged Huntington Catholic, 36-35 in a thriller. Corley was, the leading scorer for White’s with 19 points. Tom Ade led for Huntington Catholic with 10 punts.

MILFORD—LEESBURG Hospital Notes Dennis Solomon of r 1 Leesburg was treated in the emergency room of Murphy Medical Center Thursday. Albert Blankenship of Leesburg was treated in the emergency room at Murphy Medical Center Friday. Bob Reed is still a patient in Goshen hospital. He was admitted January 5 and hopes to lie released some time this week. Mrs. Uretha Gansert of Milford was dismissed from Milrphy Medical Center over the weekend. Miss Carolyn Archer of Goshen was released Sunday afternoon from the Elkhart hospital. The Archers are summer residents of Waubee lake.

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