The Mail-Journal, Volume 8, Number 41, Milford, Kosciusko County, 10 November 1971 — Page 3

tajzwjsrg}; Much praise goes this week to the ladies of the Goodwill Extension Homemakers club, and Mrs. Everett Darr and daughter-in-law. Mrs. Ray Darr, for their excellent support in filling a much needed list of Christmas gifts requested for the Fort Wayne state hospital. Many others have selected names, while others interested have selected to buy gifts of their choaing. This type enthusiasm is heartwarming. Long time employee in the clerk’s office at town hall. Lucy Garrett, is now employed at the county court house. Nice to see Jessie (Mrs. Wgde) Zerbe out and about the town once again. Jim and Millie Bandy, vice president and cashier of the Cromwell Stale Bank, respectively, attended the annual American Bankers' Association convention at San Francisco, October 16-26. and were lucky enough to get their picture in the American Banker, a publication of the national organisation that used its October 18th issue to highlight the convention. Mr. and Mrs. Pat Money are soon to move back to Indiana from Alabama where Pat has been managing a Kinder Mfg. Co. plant. He'll still be with Kinder, but will go on another assignment. Grandpa and grandma Earl like the idea, so they can be nearer those wonderful grand children. A new development goiug almost unnoticed is the one owned by Howard Juday and located in a wooded area Just south of Wawasee high school. Drive back there, if you get a chance, and see what’s going on. Ray Nielsen, now divested of his business interests (Dairy ;Queen) and the proud owner of a

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self-contained caravan unit, is planning a motor vacation this winter. Asked where he was going, he said, “We’re going to drive out to road 13, and at that point well decide if it’s going to bb north or south.’’ Another fulfilling project will be that of the local legion auxiliary in much needed magaxines of all types, pussies and children's books for the Knightstown Home. Mary (Mrs. Max) Ganshom heads this project for the unit. Crossing guards for the school youth have taken their toll with George Cobb being hospitalised and Merle Laughlin, Sr., under a period of recuperation following a fall from a tree. To the rescue for helpers came George’s wife the fore part of last week until Lawrence Migedt volunteered his services at the Carroll and Huntington street crossing and Forrest Plank for Laughlin at Boston and Huntington. Carroll Koble uniquely cleaned leaves from the sidewalk in front of the Huntington building one day last week — with his power mower. ' What businesswoman in the uptown area and a grandmother to boot, jokingly claims to perhaps being the last person this year to take a quick dip in the lake, fully clothed, this past week end —by accident of course what with temperatures dipping to the low teens!? Anyone who had their radio on last Tuesday night to get election returns from both Milford and Syracuse might have been surprised to hear a direct report on station WKAM. Goshen, direct from the offices of The MailJournal. Nancy Searfoss made a report that went out over the air, giving detailed returns of the Syracuse town election, and Jeri Seely made a similar air report of Milford town returns from The M-J Milford office It’s a service we hope we can repeat in future years for area listeners. Mr. and Mrs. John Moore and children of Elwood are a new area family, living temporarily on Sunrise Beach. Lakeland Kiwanis club members heard an interesting report Monday morning on pollution by a Manchester College professor. A new home going up just north of Tiger Miniature Golf course. This scribe had occasion to meet ABC sportscaster Chris Schenkel again during the past week, and this lime he had Mrs. Schenkel along with him. Chris introduced the young lady simply as Fran, and she was able to carry the conversation from there. A New Jersey native.

Mrs. Schenkel is a bundle of charm, disarmingly friendly, and wants to get acquainted in the Lakeland area very much. She admits to being a home grown gourmet and a collector of recipes from wives of famous people. Colder Door, Inc., holder of the three-way license formerly held by the Pickwick Lounge, is making plans for a new building. Three possible locations are under consideration, we have learned, the Pickwick building not being among them. Reason: Lack of uptown parking. Marilyn Hoisclaw, president of the corporation, is seeking a renewal of the license, and must have it operative before its next renewal period arrives. Fran Jayne has been the busy one during the past 10 days getting her new location ready for her new business. Flowers By Fran. A number of friends have been helping her and offering words of encouragement. If you've been seeing a flood of little yellow smiley buttons, no doubt they came from Augsburger's Food Palace in North Webster. They were giving them out during their grand opening last week. The opening, incidentally, was a huge success. "1 don't know where everyone is coming from," the senior John Augsburger stated at the height of a Friday rush. Gene Berg horn, owner of the Palace of Sweets in North Webster, has been casting an eye about in the uptown Syracuse area for a location for a similar place of business here. A new. but familiar, face is that of Isabelle (Mrs. Richard) Carwile as a clerk at the local dime store. Did you know the current price for a Canadian dollar here is 92 cents? Everett Ketering and Mr. and Mrs. Bob Penick could use some corn! Everett says they are feeding about 100 ducks that congregate on the channel near their homes in Syracuse, and that their corn supply is running short. He also states, that since the duck season has started, the duck population on the channel has doubled. Look for Varner Chance, well known WHS music director, to form his own music group, to be known as "Sounds of Hope, Inc.,’’ to make a 22-day tour of Europe this summer. Chance has been with Social Bands and Choruses of America on European tours for five years, doing a fantastic job. and taking a number of Lakeland youth to Europe on his tours. The new group will rehearse July C, 7. 8 and 9 at Epworth Forest, North Webster, then fly to Amsterdam on July 11. wrapping the tom up with a final

program in the Lakeland area. Reasons for quitting School Bands and Choruses of America: Takes most of the summer and conflicts with Mr. Chance’s choir school work. More on this later. CROP Kick Off Saturday The kick-off dinner for the Kosciusko county CROP drive for 1971 will be held Saturday evening, Nov. 13 at the Shrine building at the Warsaw fairgrounds. Russell Creighton is chairman of the county CROP board. John Metzler, Jr., associate national director for the Christian Rural Overseas program will speak. He has been with the national for the past 10 years and has previously served as a school principal in Puerto Rico. He was one of the organizers of the Church World Service clothing appeal program in Chicago. County and township workers will be guests of the banks of Kosciusko county at the dinner.

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Hits & Misses American Ind. 21 15 Brown’s Blades & Bits 204 154 Bud’s Body Shop 20 16 S. &S. 194 164 Brazel’s Bait 19 17 Sylvan’s 19 17 Sudlow’s Pier Shop 18 18 Misfits 16 20 Syracuse Mobil 16 20 Lil Granny’s 11 25 High team series and game: Brown’s — 1819-638 500 series: J. W Cripe 541, D. Butler 528. C. Walton 503 20Ugames: C. Walton 222, J. W. Cripe 221 Thursday Night Ladies Village Green 33 11 Aqua Land Motel 32 12 Jot-em-Down 27 17 Lake City Builders 26 18 The Mail-Journal 26 18 Wawasee TV 25 19 Monsanto 25 19 Pilcher Shoes ~ 23 21 Bowen Motors 22 22 Regent H(tnes 22 22 Farmers State Bank 21 23 Kale Island Beacon 19 25 Brazels 19 25 N. W. Fireman’s Aux. 18 26 Louie’s Bar 17 27 Bill’s Chalet 17 27 Lakeland Standard 13 31 Barth 11 33 High team senes and game: Aqua Land Motel — 2296-806 500 series: J. Reed 200, 201-563, K. Knisley 210, 182-533, B. Nyce 184, 171-518, B. Gardner 513, C. Whit acre 178, 184-504 450 series: M. Lambert 495, E. Blakesley 494, M. Popenfoose 489, E. Mast 478. D. Byrket 477, G. Pilcher 475, I. Stahley 464, B.

Menefee 463, B. Kern 462, and P. Maresh 453 200 games: M. Popenfoose 204 170 games: E. Blakesley 192, B. Kern 190, B. Menefee 189, G. Pilcher 186, E. Mast 185, M. Lambert 184, 171, I. Stahley 183, F. Eby 180, L. Culbertson 177, J. Lantz 178, B. Gardner 176, P. Maresh 170 Saturday Bantam Lions 12 3 Dixie Cups 104 44 Raiders 94 54 Panthers 9 6 Vikings 9 6 No. 8 74 74 Love Bugs 5 10 Bears 44 104 Goody Girls 4 11 Tigers 4 11 High team series and game: Panthers — 1146-606 Boys: M. Maggart 91, 124-215, T. Schrock 94, 118-212, K. Smallwood 75, P. Kline 119, 102221, R. Schwartz 87, 102-184, D. Keim 94-155, R. McKibben 98,114212, R. Wheeler 78 Girls: J. England 84, W. England 75, M. Grim 114,104-218, C. Schacht 78. 86-164, K. Iden 77. A. Mills 91, J. Conley 76, S. SUveus 78, K. Yoder 103-157, T. Coy 84, D. Darr 94-157 Tuesday Afternoon American Industries 28 22 State Bank 26 14 Todd Realty 224 174 Kern Grain 22 18 Mocks Marine Rentals 194 204 Wawasee Laundromat 18 22 Cromwell Lumber 18 22 Superior Sample 17 23 Mastercraft 16 24 The Lovables 13 27 High team series: Todd Realty — 2248 High team game: State Bank — 773 500 series: D. Johnson 171, 176506, S. Kern 173, 224, 177-574, M. L. Lambert 203-520, A. Peterson 178-503 440 series: A. McCarty 447, S. Brouwer 177-465, K. Knisley 460, D. Thwaits 172-454, H. Frushour 177-475, R. Easley 188-496, A. Dahlstrom 184-467, L. McFarland 190-466 i 170 games: N. Mousley 174 Land O Lakes Harris 25 11 Syracuse Legion 24 12 Vega Travel Trailers 23 13 C&J Const. . 22 14 Village Hdwe. 22 14 State Bank 22 14 Auers Serv. 22 14 Bowen Motors 21 15 Dean’s Food Serv. 19 17 Sleepy Owl 17 19 Frog Tavern 16 20 V.F.W. 16 20 N.W. Legion 12 24 Lakeland Std. 11 25 Syracuse Rubber 11 25 White’s Plumbing 5 31 High team series and game: Vega — 2606-884 540 series: T. Auer 548, J. Morgan thaler 555, G. Bell 543, D. Brown 570, T. Wogoman 593, B. Meyer 544, C. Walton 571, K. Schnerkau 566 ' 200 games: T. Auer 211, D. Brown 208-200, T. Wogoman 233. K. Koontz 201. B. Meyer 204, C. Walton 218 Tuesday Night Ladies Frog Tavern 30 14 Grassy Creek Rest. 26 18 Jot Em Down Groc. 25** 18V* Walter Drug Co. 25 19 Lakeside Laundry 24 20 Syracuse Rubber 22 22 Burger Dairy 20** 231* Augsburger's 191* Mil Greer Auction 141* 29** Lakeland Standard 13 31 High team series and game: Lakeside Laundry — 2096-751' 450 series: M. Dixon 496. J. Wortinger 167, 175-477, D. Lewis 167.180-476, K. Miller 465, I. Dull 171-464, S. Gilbert 178-463. F. Schorey 160-451 160 games: S. Hoover 181, E. Wogoman 167, B. Kern 164, G. Ganshom 162, B. Gardner 161, M. Whisler 161

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Milford Business Milford T.V. 32** 11V* Arro Motor Homes 30 14 Campbell’s Market 30 14 Hickory Lounge 29 15 Walter Drug 28 16 Kern Grain . * 22 22 + Berk’s Body Shop C. S. Myers 19 25 little & Clark 16 28 + Sharp Hdwe. Augsburg er-Milf. 114 324 Augsburger-Syra. 64 374 tlign team series: Hickory Lounge — 2999 High team game: Milford T.V. - 1046 + To be bowled later. 500 series: B. Dippon 582, J. Bray 578, J. Brumbaugh 576, H. Wuthrich 574, D. Butler 566, H. Bartman 565, L. Young 561, P. Campbell 557, L. Newman 548. D. Thibaut 537, D. Rumfelt 533. J. Bartman 531, B. Wolferman 530, J. deSomer 524, D. Rensberger 513, B. Kaiser 508, B. Plikerd 508, B. Simon 508 200 games: B. Dippon 226, J. Bray 226, 201, D. Butler 223. L. Newman 222, H. Bartman 216. H. Wuthrich 215, 200. D. Rensberger 214, P. Campbell 205, B. Plikerd 204. J. Bartman 204. T. Darr 200 Saturday Jr. Bowling Groovy Goolies 16 4 Banana Splits 14 6 Eight Balls 11 9 Alley Busters 11 9 Aristocats 9 11 Gutter Girls 9 11 Alleycats 6 14 Spirit of “76” 4 16 High team series and game: Banana Splits — 2042-731 350 series: °D. Dieterly 361, T. Morgan thaler 379, B. Byland 382, J. Miller 434 120 games: D. Loetz 120. D. Dieterly 126. 13L C. Cobum 125. J. Conley 123, M. Lowe 122. B. Brower 151, T. Morgan thaler 133, 134. M. Luttman 131, B. Byland 142, 131, J. Miller 186. 134, B. Slabaugh 122. N. Huffer 122 Friday Nite Mixed Thwaits Grain 25 11 Regent Homes 24 8 Wawasee TV -234 124 Monsanto 214 144 Mastercraft 21 15 O. K. Sales 21 15 Village Tap 21 , 11 Syracuse Rubber 19 17 Sleepy Owl 19 17 Chambers & Dippon 19 17 Christner Oil 17 19 Chambers & Krauter 15 21 Reds Doubles 15 21 United Telephone 144 214 Kuth’s Plumbing 14 22 Stahly-Stillson 134 224 Gambles 12 24 Precision Auto 8 28 High team series and game: Thwaits Grain — 2191-766 600 series: B. Thwaits 619, L. Welty 600 500 series: G. Thwaits 503, S. Kern 537, J. Kern 532 E. Blakesley 537, M. Carlson 558, L. Gilbert 575, R. Halsey 501, B. Gilbert 512, J. Pounds 542, L. Epley 578, C. Menefee 508, D. Cobbum 508, T. Brock 500, J. Morganthaler 585. L. Krauter 542, H. Dunithan 581, L. Young 516 450 series: J. Dull 461, A. Frenger 474, J. Morganthaler 473. C. Kinspell 453, J. Dunithan 476, B. Young 488 200 games: B. Thwaits 234-202, E. Blakesley 214, L. Gilbert 221, L. Epley 214, C. Menefee 215, O. Cobbum 200, J. Morganthaler 225, L. Krauter 202, L. Welty 212225, H. Dunithan 208-225 170 games: G. Thwaits 175, S v Kern 187-177-173. E. Blakesley 178, L. Gilbert 199.1. Dull 196, T. Brock 184, J. Morganthaler 198, P. Maresh 174, J. Dunithan 188, B. Young 179 Monday Night County Charlie’s Ten Pin 26 10 Wawasee Bowl 24 12 Liquor Locker 22*2 134 Anchor Bar 224 134 Buds Body Shop 21 15 Aqualand Motel 21 15 Pilcher Shoes 204 154 Frog Tavern 20 16 Anderson Paint 19 17 Barbee Hotel 19 17 Eager Leagers - 16 20

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??PsSpßjj| ■ * - „ w- jrftrJWeqL. Ti>iy : %aag|r:,.. y gs | JitFIRE NEAR MILFORD Milford Fire Department Makes Runs This Week

Members of the Milford fire department made two runs this week to the Richard Harrman residence south of Milford when a dryer caused fire in a 15,000 bushel Brock bin. The firemen responded to the first call on Monday and were

Crow Roofing 154 204 Louie’s Bar ~~ 15 21 Bushong Barber Shop 15 21 Teghtmeyer Ace Hdwe. 13 23 Kurleys Keglers 12 24 Thornburgs 12 24 Schwartz Homes 10 26 High team series: Liquor Locker —. 2743 High team game: Charlie’s Ten Pin - 968 High ind. game: M. Hostetter 237 High ind. series: R. Hyde — 212, 209, 222-643 Honor Scores K. Koble 205, T. Schrock, 214,558. L. Baker 210-565. R. Simon 205. 214-601, B. Anderson 226, E. Anderson 224-555, P. Beezley 202552. C. Frushour 209-596, H. Schrock 200, L. Welty 206-564, R. Maresh 223, R. Thibaut 202, 213597. A. Mousley 214, 206-604, C. McCuen 201, A. Hinshaw 219-555, R. Stanly 204. B. Strombeck 204, R. Thwaits 234-555 D. Fingerley 211-564 Tuesday Land O Lakes Sevens 21 3 Alley Kings 13 11 Alley Queens 13 11 Gutter Gusters 13 11 Shoes 124 114 Lakeland Standard 10 14 Freshmen F'iends 10 14 8 Balls 94 144 Play*a-WhUe 9 15 VFW Auxiliary 9 15 High team series and game: Sevens — 2121-735 Girls: B. Byrd 163, 158-415, K. Byrket 151, 157-415, A. Hapner 183-403, S. Maggart 156 Boys: E. Paradis 158, 164, 169491, S. Huffer 155, E. Cobum 169452, D. Knisley 406. D. Shock 153, F. Troup 159, K. Knisley 163, 156433. R. Eyer 179,179449, D. Mock 150. S. Anderson 178, 157-482. A. Brown 151. 194-457 Syracuse Takes North Webster Tuesday evening, Nov. 2, the Syracuse sixth grade football team ended its season with a 22-6 victory over North Webster on the Webster field. Syracuse exploded in the first quarter. Jimmy Glon ran back the opening kick-off 60-yards for a touchdown. Quarterback Brian Smith threw to Jerry Strauss for the 2-point conversion and moments later Syracuse took over on a Webster fumble and fullback Stan Kroh ran 9-yards from scrimmage for the second Yellow Jacket touchdown. Stan again carried for the 2-point conversion. Webster's touchdown came in the second quarter on an 18-yard

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called back to the farm on Tuesday afternoon when the com was discovered to be smoldering. Hie nine thousand bushel of com in the bin is presently being removed. The farm is owned by Johnny Fisher of Syracuse.

pass play. On the kick-off, Jimmy Glon returned the ball 50-yards. Later in the same quarter, Smith hit end Jerry Strauss for a 40yard pass play, but Syracuse could not come up with the score. Webster controlled the ball in the third period gaining 20-yards and 2 first downs on penalties by the Syracuse defense. Syracuse recovered and controlled the ball in the fourth period and drove 56-yards in 9 plays to score the final TD with 2 seconds left to play. Halfback Chris Henning took the pitch out around end for the 12-vard score. Q The conversion attempt was unsuccessful and the game ended 22-6. Defensively for Syracuse, Jimmy Glon, Randy Clayton and Keith Stevens pulled five, four and three flags, respectively. A total of 11 defensive players pulled flags for Syracuse. The Syracuse coaches, Stiver and Vitaniemi. expressed appreciation to parents for their cooperation during the season. The corporation schools finished with the following won, lost and tied records: Syracuse 202, North Webster 040, and Milford 202. Baseball Boosters To Meet On Thursday The Milford baseball boosters will meet on Thursday, Nov. 11, in the cafeteria of the Milford junior high school building. The meeting is set for 7:30 p.m. All interested persons are urged to attend. Mrs. Hazel Kline of Milford visited her grandchildren, Mr. and Mrs. Steven Troyer of north of Goshen, on Sunday.

LEGALS NOTICE TO TAX PAYERS OF ADDITIONAL APPROPRIATIONS NOTICE is hereby given the taxpayers of Syracuse. Kosciusko County, Indiana. that the proper legal officers o» said Municipality at their regular meeting place at 7: 30 o'clock P M. on the 23rd day of November, I*7l, will consider the following additional ap propriations which said officers consider necessary to meet the extraordinary emergency existing a» this time Additional Appropriations Dept Service Fund Retirement of judgment Bonds and „ m, interest thereon 58.500 00 TOTAL FUNDS REQUIRED $*.500.00 The above Jynds are to come from the unappropr ipted balance of the Cumulative Capital Improvement Fund Taxpayers appearing at such meeting shall have a right to be heard thereon The additional appropriations as finally made wiil be automatically referred to the State Board of Tax Commissioners, which Commission will hold a further hearing within 15 days at the County Auditor's office of Kosciusko County, Indiana, or at such other place as may be designated. At such hearing taxpayers objecting to any such additional appropriations may be heard, interested taxpayers may inquire of the County Auditor when and where such hearing will be held Ronald Sharp. Clerk Treasurer Town of Syracuse. Indiana N. 10,17

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