The Mail-Journal, Volume 7, Number 49, Milford, Kosciusko County, 6 January 1971 — Page 7

New Salem By MRS. HERB MOREHOUSE SUNDAY SERVICES Pastor Lewycky read from I Corinthians 2:1-16 during the morning worship service. David Beer delivered the morning message entitled “But in the Power of God.” Special music was given by Gary, Brenda and Rhonda Hurd - who sang the beautiful song “Come Holy Spirit,” written by Bill Gaither. Pastor Lewycky’s evening message was entitled “The Church that Lost its Love.” -—NS—MOREHOUSE CHRISTMAS Forty-eight members of the Guy Morehouse family gathered at the New Paris Sunnyside cabin Monday evening for their Christmas After.a bountiful supper Christmas carols were led by Mrs. Dale Morehouse. The Christmas story taken from Luke •2 was given by memory by Chris

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Bomman. • Several recititations and songs were given by the children. David Morehouse showed pictures of Haiti which were taken by his sister, Loetta. and himself in August while with a youth crusade group. . Two pinata bags were enjoyed by the children. —NS—COMMUNITY NEWS Mrs. Edna Tom was a Monday dinner guest of Mrs. Ruth DeFries. Mr. and Mrs. David Beer left immediately after morning senices to return to Waukesha, Wis., where they are attending New Tribes training school. Miss Rhonda Hurd was a guest of the Community Gospel Youth Group over the New Years holiday and spent a couple day's at a northern ski resort. Mr. and Mrs. Emory Stetler entertained Monday evening for Mr. and Mrs. Albert Mathews. Miss Loetta Morehouse spent the week end with her sister and

family, Nir. and Mrs. Ron Tyler and sons of Nappanee. Mrs. Edna Tom and Doris spent the week end in North Manchester visiting Mrs. Doris Niccum and Mrs. Curtis Cripe. Ed Smith entertained Saturday noon for Mr. and Mrs. Albert Mathews and Mrs. lona Ryman. Mrs. lona Ryman has been convalescing from a fall several weeks ago lat the home of her niece and husband. Mr. and Mrs. Albert Mathews. Mr. and Mrs. Glen Morehouse and daughters entertained New Year's day for Mr. and Mrs. Guy Morehouse, Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Morehouse and Mrs. Ruth DeFries. Miss Donna Moser of Goshen spent the holidays with relatives in New YorkK .Mr and MrsS Wayne Teeple, Pam and Jack and Mr and Mrs. John Plank returned home after spending the holidays in Florida. Mr. and Mrs. Man in Stone and Susan visitedv relatives in California during the holidays.

Mr. and Mrs. John Stookey. Jeffry and Gina spent the holidays with Mrs. Stookey’s parents, Mr.and Mrs. Ellis Wildman who are spending the winter in Tuscon, Ariz. Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Baker and family spent the holidays visiting friends in New York and with Dr. and Mrs. Daryl Johnson v and family in Maine. Shoplifting Attempt Leads To Marijuana Charge A shoplifting attempt in a Goshen store last week by a r 1 Cromwell youth led to the arrest of a Syracuse man on a possession of marijuana charge. Authorities said that Sherman R. Schwartz, 17, of r 1 Cromwell, attempted the theft of a stereo tape cartridge concealed under his coat. The youth attempted to run away after the theft was discovered by an employee but was caught by police. He was accompanied by Michael A. Clark. 19, of r 2 Syracuse. While being taken to the police station for questioning. Clark tried to rid himself of some marijuana cigarettes by putting them in the rear of the squad car. Schwartz was released to his parents and Clark was being questioned in regard to a possible theft in the Syracuse area. wm ■ \ I ■ I h i ;• i . - IM* to and Social Security Q — My 18 year old son was, seriously injured in an automobile accident recently. Is there any possibility that he can draw social security? A — Yes there is. If he had credit for 14 years work under social security and will be disabled for at least 12 months he may be eligible for disabilitybenefits. Contact your social security office.

Sectional Tourney Is Moved To Triton

Announcements made this week by the Indiana High School Athletic Association in regards to sectional tournaments moved the Warsaw sectional to Trition high school in Bourbon this year. It is the first time in seven years that Warsaw will not be the host school. The same six teams — Warsaw, Wawasee and Mentone from Kosciusko county; Akron and Rochester from Fulton county; and Trition in Marshall county — will be participating for the coveted crown.

(Continued From Page 2) Sharp Tool 33 35 Sportsman 29 39 Bud's 29 39 Syracuse Mobile - 27 41 High team series and game: Brown’s — 1817-649 500 series: R. Brazel 514, C. Walton 552, J. Fields 516, B. Brown 515 Tuesday Afternoon Kern Grain 40 20 Mock Marine Rentals 36 24 Wawa Laundromat 34 26 Amer. Industries ’ 33 27 Todd Realty 314 284 Kinder Mfg. Co. 29 31 Cromwell Lbr. 26 34 Superior Sample 26 34 State Bank 234 364 TheLoyables 21 40 High team series and game: Kern Grain — 2416-864 440 series: B. Kay 179-485, S. Brouwer 173-479, A. Sudlow 440, P. Maresh 454, B. Todd 442, K. Knisley 481, L. Stucky 475. A. Gallahan 197-485, L. Neff 173-442, M. Deck 183-453 500 series: B. Gardner 187. 200•537, S. Kern 183. 197, D. Johnson 178. 185-514 Tuesday High School Alley Kings 37 11 .Alley Cats ,37 11 Teamsters « 33 15 , Strikers 33 15 Barfey X Four 29 19 Gutter Gerties 234 244 Alley Queens 21 27 Krazy Four 19 29 Gutter Kings 18 30 Team 12 14 34 Bulldogs 9 39 High team game and series:

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In other action the IHSAA moved the Bluffton sectional to Bellmont, the Crown Point sectional to Calumet, the Franklin sectional to Wliiteland, the Martinsville sectional to Bloomington and the Huntington sectional to Eastbrook at Marion. This gives Marion as well as Fort Wayne two sectionals. No reason was given for the site shifts. Warsaw has held the sectional ever since it’s new gym was built in 1963. It had been held in Columbia City, at the college in Winona Lake and even Syracuse

Alley Kings — 539-1600 150 games: Dale Brown 161' 167-475. Kevin Knisley 160. Rick Eyer 162. John Dean 155. 169, Dana Knisley 159, Larry Stidham 157, Joel Burkholder 173 150 games: April Hapner 153400. Sherri Edgar 174-128 Basketball Tourney At Syracuse School At a drawing made at the home of Rex Yentes, athletic director of Wawasee Prep, the following pairings were made . for. a basketball tourney to be held ata the Syracuse Junior high school gymnasium on Saturday. Jan. 9. Records indicated behind each team indicates their record as of December 24, 1970. The first game will match Kewanna (7-3) against Huntington Catholic (4-6). The second game will be between White’s Institute (6-3) and W’awasee Prep (4-4). . ■(. The doors will open for the afternoon session at 11:30 with the first game at 12:30. The second game will begin at 2 o’clock. The doors will open for the evening playoffs at 6 p.m. and the consolation game will start at 7 o’clock. The championship game will start 20 minutes after the completion of the consolation game. Referees for the afternoon games will be Max Rink and Dale Blosser of Elkhart. Robert Francis and William Sorukas of South Bend will officiate at the evening games. Tickets may be purchased at the gate.

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as well as Warsaw in previous years. The Warsaw gym lists seating at 3,409 while Triton’s will hold 3,474. One Game Saturday Another ruling announced by the IHSAA is the fact there will be only one game at 8 p.m. on Saturday instead of the traditional three. Only the championship game will be played with the semi-finals set to be played on Friday. Tournaments will begin on Wednesday and be played over a

One Injured In One-Car Crash Monday Evening One man was admitted to Elkhart hospital Monday night and two others were examined in Goshen hospital emergency room and released following a one-car crash at 7:15 Monday evening at the intersection of the Pickwick Road and east Shore Drive of Syracuse Lake on the south side of the B & O railroad tracks. James L. Holdren, 39, Marion was admitted for a possible back injury. Robert H. Hall, also 39, of Marion was driver of the 1967 'Buick which was damaged $2,300. Deputy sheriff Ron Robinson investigated and the Hall vehicle apparently skidded on icy pavement on the curve, left the highway without negotiating a, curve and went dow-n an embankment hitting several large signs. Syracuse police officer Dale Sparkling and the Syracuse first aid unit also assisted. LAKELAND LOCALS Spending the New Year week end with Mr.and Mrs. Charles W. Kroh at Syracuse were Mr. and Mrs. Tom Krbh and Gregory of Indianapolis and Mr. and Mrs. W D. TeGrootenhuis. Kim and Mark of Wheaton, 111. Snow and slippery roads kept the Illinois family in Syracuse until Monday morning. - ' 9 Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Bjella of Syracuse have returned after spending the holidays with relatives at W’illiston, N. D.

four-day span. To Elkhart As in the past the winner of the area sectional wilL join the winners of the Columbia City, Elkhart and La Ville sectionals in the Elkhart regional. The semistate lineup at Evansville, Indianapolis, Fort Wayne and Lafayette too remains unchanged. This year there will be a total of 436 teams, 10 fewer than in 1970, entered in the tourney with hopes to win the championship crown i/T Indianapolis.

LIGONIER NEWS By Rose Cunningham Plan To Open West Noble The West Noble school board held its first meeting of the’year Monday night at the office of superintendent Glen K. Longenbaugh. Members discussed the progress of the new West Noble high school and are still hoping for an opening of the academic portion around March 1 with the gymnasium and several other portions needing more construction time. A committee was appointed to work with members from the Noble County United Fund concerning allotments for the school health fund. Mrs. Jean Loveless school nurse, will act as chairman with the following building principals. Lloyd Ness, Louise Furkis, James Schrdck, Robert Wechter, Roger Schermerhorn, Jerry Seymoure, and Mary Strangland. Superintendent Longenbaugh will also be a member of the committee. The resignation of David Kinnison, as janitor pf the Ligonier elementary building, was accepted. It was also reported that the state board of accounts were completing their periodic audit of the books.

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