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HAPIfY TIGERS — Warsaw* principal Clayton Smith is shown above with Warsaw Tiger first stringers as he presented the championship trophy following Saturday's game. Warsaw won the sectional 65-58 for it's fifth crown in six years by defeating a game Rochester team. * ~ The Tigers will meet Plymouth in the second game of the regional Saturday at Elkhart.

Zurcher Finishes Third In NLC Conference With 133 Points

Steve Zurcher. Wawasee high school senior, finished third in individual scorng in the Northern Lakes conference for the year with 133 points. He did not play in one conference game. In first place was Phillips of Plymouth with 197 points. This is a new NIX’ record as are his 49 points scored in one game and his

Warriors Win One, Lose One In Sectional Tourney Play-

The Wawasee Warriors went into the sectional tourney last week loaded for bear, and surged to an easy victory '97-60) over the Mentone Bulldogs in the second game last Thursday night. But their drive to a sectional championship was dampened in the second semi-finals game Saturday afternoon when they were defeated by. the Rochester Zebras. 80 to 57. It is worthy to note that the Zebras went on to play a stellar game against the Warsaw Tigers in the finals Saturday night, losing 65 to 68 Wawasee-Mentonc The Warriors easily turned in one of their finest games against

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average of 28.14. Following in second place is Kim Essen berg of Warsaw with 149 points. Others in the top 10 are Buckingham of Rochester with , 132, Barnett of Manchester with 106. Yoder of Bremen with 102. Shirley of Rochester with 99, Garner of Manchester with 87. Elliott of Rochester with 85 and Young of

the Mentone Bulldogs on Thursday night. They hit 35 out of 70 field goals (50 per centi and dominated the backboards most of the game. Mentone's lack of height was a definite handicap. Only at one time did it look like Mentone had a chance of upsetting the Warriors, and that was in the early moments of the game Aside from that, the Warriors led at every stop: 24-19 at the end of the first quarter, 41-‘ 28 at half-time, 66-41 at threequarter time, and 97-60 for a final score. The full box score follows: WARRIORS (97) ~ Elliott 423, Hamilton 233. .Thomas 704, Mikel 340. Zurcher 891. Stichter 223, Blue 304. Lundy 152. Olson 222. Hughes 202. and Firestone 102 Totals: 35 field goals, 26 free throws, and 26 personal fouls MENTONE (60) — Welborn 284, Chrisman 434, Anglin 235. Stavedahl 525, Secrist 423, Walters 142, Newcomb 001, Whetstone 101, and Hepler 001. Totals: 19 field goals, 22 free throws, and 25 personal fouls W arriors-Rochesler With the Rochester Zebras, it was another matter The Saturday afternoon game that

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Manchester with 85. Warsaw—Plymouth Warsaw and Plymouth tied for the conference championship with 51 records for the season. In second place was Rochester with a 52 record. These three teams were followed by North Wood with 4-3, Manchester with 3-4, Bremen and Wawasee with 2-5, and Concord with 57.

took the Zebras to the finals on Saturday night was hardly a contest, as the superior height of Rochester forced the Warriors to shoot for field goals from outside their “iron curtain.” Time and again the Warriors failed to get rebounds where the taller Zebras controlled the boards Buckingham played an outstanding game for Rochester, gathering eight field goals and seven free throws for 23 points. Steve Zurcher, a senior playing his final game, got nine field goals and three free throws for 21 points. seven playing his final game, goi nine field goals and three free throws for 21 points The Zebras led at each stop: 2144 at the end of the first quarter, 44 25 at half-time, 59-38 at threequarter time, and 8557 for a final score The complete box score follows: t W ARRIORS (57) - Elliott 301, Hamilton 404, Thomas 201, Zurcher 933. Mikel 140. Stichter 121, Barrett 254. Lundy 023. and Olson 10. Totals:23 field goals. 11 free throws, and 18 personal fouls. ROCHESTER (80) - Deeb 232. Shirley 810, Elliott 622. Buckingham 873, Don Betz 221, Dave Betz 202, Wisley 021, Denton 001, Bair 111, and B Hudkins 120. Totals: 30 field goals. 20 free throws, and 13 personal fouls

Mrs, Roy W’ilkinson of Syracuse has been quite ill at her home for two weeks with the flu.

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THURSDAY NIGHT LADIES Huey Well Drilling 60427*4 Hughes Digging 60 28 Wawasee TV 554324 Village Green 54 34 Servisoft 52 36 Al's South Shore Marina 49 39 Foo and Faye’s 48 40 B & K Drive-in 47 41 Plastic Specialties 46 42 Bowen Motors 444434 Regent Homes 43444*2 Hie Mail-Journal 424454 Louie's Bar 414464 Brazel’s Bait 40 48 Village Flower Shop 394484 Monsanto 37 51 Pickwick Lounge 354524 North Webster Bank 33 55 Pilcher’s Shoes 31 57 VyLactos Laboratories 20 68 High Team Game: Al’s South Shore Marina 909; High Team Series: Village Flower Shop 2489. 500 series and above: B. Gardner 168-224-193—585, B. Nyce 189-189-189—567, G: Eyer 200-172-163-535. 500 series: K. Knisely 179-156-196—531, I. stahley 181-195-146 — 522, D. Cobum 162-141-214—517, J. Byland 183-168-161-512. | 500 series: P. Miller 178-144-189 —sll, L. Vance 188-174-149—511, K. Lowe 171-193-143-507, P. Maresh 166-160 177-508, W. Nolan 145-165-191—501, M. Henning 151-167-183—501, B. Young 195-167-138 —SOO. 450 series and above: D. Byrket 451. J. Weaver 463, M. Lambert 474, P. Loetz 476, L. Welty 483, E. Blakesley 494. B. Kline 476. H. Rule 467, N. Spurting 464, M. Popenfoose 453. M. Dixon 458. V. Penn 498, E. Hutsell 471, H. Frushour 451, K. Gardner 493, J. Trolson 495, S. Gilbert 471. 200 games: J. Trolson 203. 170 games and above: K. Brazed 181, N. Galloway 176, D. Byrket 192, P. Weaver 190, M. Lambert 172, L. Welty 176, E. Blakeslejk 173, B. Kline 187, H. Rule 189. J. Stoelting 192. P. Benson 174, F. Eby 178, M. Popenfoose 177, M. Dixon 182, V. Penn 191. H. Frushour 176, K. Gardner 176, S. Gilbert 193. HITS AND MISSES Leon’s Keglers 40 26 Sylvan’s 40 26 Ruth’s Styling Salon 36 30 Brown's Blades and 8it5.28437*2 Baker and Phillips 284374 Sportsman’s Bar 25 41 High Team Game and Series: Sylvan 727—1969. * 500 series: John R. Cripe 591, H. Hostetter 541, Leon Dull 514, J. W. Cripe 509. 450 series and above: Sharon Gilbert 476, Diane Cripe 451. 200 games: John R. Cripe 225, Leon Dull 203, Sharon Gilbert 202. 170 games and above: Linda Galloway 180. FRIDAY NIGHT MIXED Thwaits Grain 81 23 Sleepy Owl 654384 Pickwick Theatre 644394 L. Thwaits Grain 64 36 Audio-Visual 60 44 Louie's Bar 58 46 Farmers' Mutual Ins. 56 48 Stahley-Stillson 54 50 Frog Tavern 52 52 Kinder’s 47 57 Barth 464574 Beacon 46 58 Tom Socks 45 55 Monsanto jj 45 59 Wawasee TV 44 60 Village Tap 37 67 United Telephone Co. 35 69 Lakeland Standard j 314724 High Team Game and Series: Pickwick Theatre 808—2276. 600 series (men': C. Eby 242-; 225185-652, L. Vance 210-224-203 —637. 500 series (men): J. Morganthaler 521, M.-Carlson 527, D. Jones 516, D. Gardner 509, L. Young 517, A. Hibner 503, L. Thwaits 521, D. Neff 570, M. Dorsey 548, D. McFarland 520, D. Zawadzke 503, J. Kern 539, B. Thwaits 531, G. Feld 535, L. Byland 538. J. Lowe 561, D. Maresh 501. L. Welty 594. 450 series and above (women': B. Kline 460, B. YOung 511, M. Dixon 486, D.. Thwaits 477, L. Vance 531, F. Eby 456. J. Auer 482, G. Thwaits 537, B. Gardner 569. J. Trolson 558. K. Lowe 487, J. Byland 482, L. Welty 487. 200 games (men': J. Morganthaler 206. E. Smith 206, H. Hostetter 212, J. Kern 203. B. Thwaits 202, G. Field 205, L Byland 200, J. Lowe 201, L. Welty 220. 170 games and above (women': 3. Young 214, B. Epley 182, /SI. Dixon 188. D. Thwaits 180, L.

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Vance 193-172, J. Auer 174, K. Carlson 172, G. Thwaits 193-186, B. Gardner 203-203, J. Trolson 188-193-177, K. Lowe 180, J. Byland 178, L. Welty 178. TUESDAY NIGHT LADIES Sleepy Owl 844234 Sea Nymph 81 27 Jot Em Down Grocery 694384 Crow Roofing 644434 Augsburger’s IGA 53 55 White’s Mobil Service 53 55 Lakeside Laundry 50 58 Syracuse Rubber 49 59 Walter Drug Co. 43 65 Grassy Creek Rest. 364714 Sellers Mfg. 35 73 Brenda’s Beauty Break 29 79 High Team Game and Series: Sea Nymph 770—2197. 500 series: W. Nolan 167-185-177 —529, O. Ketring 160-182—500. 450 series: P. Loetz 189-161— 481, C. Tillett 176-471, G. Hostetler 161-163—469, B. Gardner 179— 468, C. Wogoman 182—461, M. Dixon 181-460, K. Noel 172-457, N. Kern 456, P. Maresh 452, V. Smith 163-451, Sue Hasse 160-450. 160 games: J. Hoover 170, E. Wogoman 168, C. Huffer 165, S. Koser 161. MILLFORD BUSINESS BOWLING LEAGUE Walter Drug Company 29 7 Little & Clark 25 11 Chore-Time 224124 Campbell’s Market 21 15 Milford TV 20 16 Arro Motor Homes 20 16 Sharp Hardware Co. 18 18 Hickory Lounge 16 20 Berk’s Body Shop 16 20 Augsburger's - Syracuse 124234 Turf Bar 8 28 Augsburger’s - Milford 729 High Team Game and Series: Arro Motor Homes 1084—3087. 500 series: D. Butler 582, D. Hockert 580, J. Speicher 578, B. Little 568, C. Grams 566, G. Thomsbury 566, B. Dippon 565, F. Avery 558, H. Bartman 553, R. Murto 548, L. Young 547, T. Dan--544, L. Mollenhour 532, D. Eby 539, L. Bray 530, J. Keller 528, W. Jackson 521, C. Berkeypile 520, L. Weisser 517, R. Herr 515, E. Gordon 514, D. Dull 509, J. Dippon 503, O. Replogle 501, L. Newman 500. 200 games: L. Bray 238, D. Butler 237, H. Bartman 226, R. Murto 235, J. Speicher 212-200, D. Hockert 219, C. Grams 210, B. Little 207, L. Young 203, F. Avery 202, G. Thomsbury 203, D. Dowjy 201, B. Dippon 200. TUESDAY JR. BOWLERS Team 2 ‘ 51 17 Team 5 42 26 Team 3 40 28 Team 8 344334 Team 4 29 39 Team 7 27 41* Team 6 26 42 Team 1 224454 High Team Series: Team 5— 2300; High Team Game: Team 3— 806. 400 series (girls': J. Thomas 403; (boys': S. Peterson 433, D. Spurling 412, C. Morris 408, T. Welch 459, J. Burkholder 430, D. Vice 426. 140 games (girls): C. Gardner 147, J. Thomas 148, J. Heil 159, J. Schopf 167, C. Edgar 163, J. Swartz 149, D. Sheets 141; (boys); K. Knisley 154, S. Peterson 161-145, D. Spurling 174, C. Morris 148, T. Welch 165-173, J. Burkholder 153143, R. Kehr 149, D. Vice 142-157. TUESDAY AFTERNOON LADIES Kern Grain 654264 American Industries 53 39 Wawasee Laundromat * 53 39 Todd Realty 444474 Cromwell Lumber 444474 Kinder Mfg. 444474 Superior Sample 44 48 State Bank of Syracuse 43 49 Mock's Marine Rentals 40 52 Silveus Motor Sales 32 60 High Team Game and Series: Kern Grain 795—2313. 450 series and above: D. Johnson 477, L. Neff 487, B. Kline 479, I. Carwile 456, M. Willard 486, A. Callahan 466, H. Frushour 485, M Lambert 482, L. Vance 462, D. Thwaits 483, J. Byland 478, B. Gardner 496, E. Ogle 484. 17G games and above: B. Kern 174, K. Knisley 172, B. Kline 182172, L. Neff 174, D. Johnson 198, E. Hughes 172, I. Carwile 175, H. Frushour 180, M. Lambert 181, B. Gardner 170, J. Byland 178, E. Ogle 182. LAND O LAKES Cvtter Chevrolet 24 4 Regent Homes 23 5 C and J Construction 204 74 Pilcher’s Shoes 19 9 Bowen Motors 19 9

Frost Antenna Service 9 All Kinds of Antennas and Towers Installed and Also The 1- Painting of Towers. Call Ray Frost Anytime After 3:30 Phone: 457-2244 J| V Syracuse

Dean’s Milk 17 11 Frog Tavern 17 li Syracuse Amer. Legion 15 13 Auer’s Service Station 14 14 G and W Pizza 13 15 Harris Funeral Homes 10 18 Liberty Homes 9 19 Aqua Land Motel 84194 The Mail-Journal 8 20 State Bank of Syracuse 721 High Team Game: Dean’s 984; High Team Series: Pilcher’s 2767. 600 series: W. Stahly 201-223-181 -605. 525 series or 200 games: C. Eby 202-573, R. Simon 211-534, L. Vance 259-582, D. Armbruster 214-205 561, R. Knisley 210, P. Campbell 529, D. Butler 208, H. Dunithan 202, S. Rensberger 207-549, D. Me Kibben 548, M. Simon 529, T. Dan--550, R. Hibschman 201, D. Knisley 537, C. Frushour 200-579, G. Carpenter 559, F. Avery 214-543, F. Nyikos 555, M. Yoder 223, D. Karesh 215564, N. Biddle 526, G. Vanator 235-572. MONDAY NIGHT county League Frog Tavern 66 34 Kale Island Beacon 62 38 Anchor Bar 58 42 Thornburg Drugs 58 42 Lakeland Produce 57 43 Wawasee Package 55, 45 Pilcher’s Shoes 52 48 Wawasee TV 50 50 W T awasee Bowl 45 55 Kurley’s Keglers 45 55 Barbee Hotel 41 59 Teghtmeyer Ace Hdwe. 41 59 Dixie Boat 39 61 Bud’s Body Shop 31 69 High Team Game and Series: Wawasee Package 981-2786. High Ind. Game and Series: L. Vance 264-191-225680. HONOR SCORES I. Rookstool 550,. D. Armbruster 565, R. Fisher 234-554, L. Welty 224, D. Shock 201, R. Maresh 201553, H Dixon 209-562, P. Royer 226, W. Dorsey 214-556, R. Simon 224-566, C. Frushour 201, M. Ganshorn 562, H. Schroek 226, M. Hostetter 200, C. Eby 205565, W. Stahly 205550, D. Pilcher 224, F. Nyikos 215554, H. Kline 222-565, L. Byland 202, M. Dorsey 215589, E. Armbruster 201-585, M. Carlson 202, M. Zellinger 223-584. CARDS THANKS Up CARD OF THANKS My thanks to my friends and neighbors for the many gifts and cards I received on my birthday. Blanche Kline CARD OF THANKS We wish to thank our many neighbors, friends, and relatives for the lovely cards, flowers, and gifts, as well as those who attended the reception or helped in any way to make our 60th anniversary such a success. This occasion will be remembered and cherished throughout the years. Ralph and Mary Tumbleson LAKELAND LOCALS Mrs. Lesa Stacraft is staying in the home of Mrs. Emma Krauter of Milford. Tuesday visitors in the Krauter home were Mrs. Cleve Shuder and Mrs. Emma Rock. Mr. and Mrs. Carl Duncan of Milford had as their Sunday evening callers, Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Neff of r 1 Milford. Mr. and Mrs. Don Fox of Milford visited Mr. and Mrs. Burl Faurote. Jr., and family of Warsaw. Sunday afternoon. Mr. and Mrs. Levi Beer have as their guest, Mrs. Louise Kupferschmid of Rankin. 111., mother of Mrs. Beer. Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Gillis of r 3 Syracuse attended the wedding of their nephew, Michael Linn, to Lynn Cale, at the Methodist Church near Crawfordsville, recently. Michael is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Norwin Linn. Miss Audrey Gingerich, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. John Gingerich of r 2 Milford, is attending a six weeks' course of Bible School in Rosed ale, Irwin, Ohio. Mr. and Mrs. Terry Beatty and Mr. and Mrs. Karl Lange attended a dance at the Moose Lodge in Goshen Saturday evening. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Hartman of r 2 Milford were Monday callers of Mrs. Stella Welty of New Paris.

MAD Council • (Continued FYom Page 1) each committee has been set out and will be attached by the bylaws to be given to each member upon registration. The body’s steering committee consists of Arch Baumgartner, chairman, Charles Myers, Evelyn Om, John B. Augsburger, Raul Brembeck, Paul Kizer, Thomas Miller and Richard Fehnel. To Meet Congressman An effort is being made by the MAD steering committee to hold a breakfast meeting at 8:30 a.m. Thursday, April 2, with Third District congressman John Brademas. Congressman Brademas has expressed his interest in the group’s boot-strap efforts, and a \ letter went to his office this week 1 confirming the meeting date. It is < being cleared with the congressman’s Washington of- , fice. . Hopefully, he will address himself to the possibilities of the community’s securing federal funds to help finance muchneeded community improvement projects which are the main purpose and goals of the Milford Area Development Council. Auxiliary Holds Monthly Meeting American Legion Auxiliary Wawasee Unit 223 met Tuesday evening for their regular meeting with Mrs. Wallace Huffer, president, presiding. Junior activities chairman Mrs. Lawrence Byrket announced the junior auxiliary had a Valentine party and gifts were exchanged instead of valentines. Get well cards were sent to members, Mrs. Zella Sarjent, Mrs. Fred Dust and Mrs. Maurice Snyder. During the meeting, it was voted to send a donation to the Lafayette home chapel. Announcement was made for the legion birthday party on March 21 at 6:30 p.m. with the auxiliary furnishing the meat and bread for the pot luck supper. Appointed for the food committee was Mrs. Mary Kistler. Mrs. O. P. Davis and Mrs. Agnes Stiffler; entertainment committee. Mr. and Mrs. Dolphus Sheline, Mr. and Mrs. T. L. Kline, Mr. and Mrs. Herman Broekers, Miss Linda Broekers and Chuck Richardson. Mrs. Blanche Kline reported of sending the Knighttown boy a pair of jeans and cuff links for his birthday. Meeting closed in regular form. Hostesses for the evening were Mrs. Stiffler, Mrs. Kistler, Mrs. Sheline and Miss Dorothy Causer. ARRESTED FOR AUTO THEFT Milford police chief Don Drake and state trooper Larry Clodfelter arrested, Joe Martinez Tuesday on a warrant issued in Elkhart county for auto theft. Martinez was lodged in the Elkhart county jail at 5 p.m. under a SI,OOO bond. Larry Line of Syracuse reported his auto, a Plymouth station wagon, stolen from Land O Goshen on February 4 at 8 p.m. The vehicle was found at the Milford cemetery a few days later by Drake. Fishing equipment and other items were reported missing at that time. Drake and state policeman George Baker have been working on the case since the vehicle was found.

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To Refile(Continued From Page 1) Mr. Troup stated he would like to see such a lifeguard hired on an hourly basis. A short discussion was held on the eat stand at the park with the town board and Mr. Troup each agreeing to work on same. A report was read from LayneNorthem on the annual inspection of the town’s wells and pumps with a recommendation that the number two well be pulled and: repaired. Board members estimated this work will cost S7BO plus parts and decided it would be best to have the work done now rather than to wait until something goes wrong with said well, then having the work done. Mr. Deeter showed boar<jl members several pipes taken from the town’s water system that contained blisters of rust. - All board members were present with the persons named abo > and Oscar Pena of the park boar SWCD AUXILIARY HAS MEETING The Ladies Auxiliary ot the Kosciusko county SWCD met at the conservation office on Monday afternoon, Mafech 2. Election of officers was first on the agenda and the following officers were re-elected: Mrs. Myron Metzger, chairman Mrs. Bill Dalton - vice chairman, and Mrs. Phil Beer, secretary - treasurer. A committee was named to decorate for the dinner meeting of the area conservation speeeh contest, which will be held on March 20 at 6:30 p.m. at the Shrine building. Chairman for the committee is Mrs. Carl Diehl, assisting her will be Mrs. Howard Silveus and Mrs. Fred Kuhn. Mrs. Myron Metzgef and Mrs. Leon Tucker assisted at the office with the second issue of “The Record,” the district newsletter. Plans were made to order material for Soil Stewardship Week and to make a complete listing of all the churches in the county and their pastors. Sponsors for conservation camps are needed. The Auxiliary will contact women’s clubs concerning this* The next meeting will be held in June. Mr. and Mrs. Ray Gilliland and son David of Mishawaka were recent guests in the L. C. Sheibley home north of Syracuse with David remaining for the week end. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Grimes and son Richard were Sunday callers of the former’s mother Mrs. Dale Grimes and sister, Mrs. James Hann, Mr. Hann and family of Syracuse. # Mr. and Mrs. Stover Hire and family of Syracuse have returned from a two-week trip to Lakeland and Palm Beach, Fla. where Stover took part in boat races for two week aids. The MAIL-JOURNAL mbllshed by The Mkll-J«»rnal e*ery Wednesday and entered as Second Class matter at the Post Office at Syracuse, Indiana 46561. Secend class postage paid at 103 E. Main Street, Syracuse, Indiana 46367 arid at additional entry offices. Subscription: *3.00 per year In Kosciusko County: *3.30 s outside county. je