The Mail-Journal, Volume 12, Number 23, Milford, Kosciusko County, 2 July 1975 — Page 3

i3|r B B k 3 <? SPIRIT STICK WINNERS — These area girls won the spirit st left this month at Smith-Walbridge camp. Shown with their prize are. in the front row from left to right. Susie Siheus. Jackie Mangus. Kathie,Yoder and Lynne Gerstner. * In the back row are Kim Beeiley. Dawn Price and Terri Holtzclaw. *

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/> fAilfor I / Summer I The following standings are effective as of June 28 for the Milford summer recreation program: Little League W L Cards 4 0 Sox 2 2 Reds , 2 2 Twins 2 2 Expos _ 2 2 Tigers 0 4 ' Leading Hitters Avg. Paul Steurv .750 Jeff Meade 692 Pat Speicher ’ .667 Jim Salazar 600 Ericßeer 583 , Tom Troup .556 Mike LeCount 545 Terry Miller • 545 i Junior High Girls W L Giants 3 0 Pirates 1 2 Braves 0 2 Elementary Girls W L Dodgers 2 0 Phillies s I 1 Mets * 0 2 T-Ball W L Orioles 2 0 Cubs 1’ 1 Athletics 0 2 Friday Night Mixed Summer 4 K’S » 4 Dae & The Kids 15 ’ Misfits U 10 Lakeland Standard 12’* UH Railroaders 12'* UH Odd Bails 12 >2 Banana Section • 12 12 Rookies 10 14 Alley Kats 10 14 Milky Way 9 IS Far Ou’s ’■ 9 1$ Go Getters 8 *4 High team game andsemes 4 K’s -ffi 2004 500 series J Kern 582 K Keim 500. P Bright 501, S Kern 555 450 series women B Kern 486 200 games J. Kern 220. P Bright 210. K Ke.m 203. B Kern 20* 170 games women S Kern 198, 17*. 181 WINNER BOATS Authorized Outlet MACY'S Lake Wawasee

Thursday Night Summer Ladtes Sunshmersu 8 Goof Balls No. 2 14 ig Beginners Luck 14 10 Leftovers tx ii venturettes * n>, Streakers i 13H Goof Balls No. 1 io* i 13’ * Spinners $' , 18* High team series Goof Bails No 2—1383 H.gh team game Leftovers — 482 450 series S Gilbert 4*l. P Bright 471, M. Dixon 451. S Bucher 4*5. Y Coburn 460 170 games S Gilbert 171, P Bright 178. M. Dixon 171 V Cotrm 186 Cur damages fairways at Wawasee golf A Syracuse youth. Jeffery E. Miller of r 1. was taken with three other youths to the Kosciusko county jail Sunday for allegedly driving a Toyota four wheel drive jeep on the fairways of the Wawasee golf course. Damage was estimated at from $1,500 to $2,000. The youths were apprehended w hen the vehicle became stuck in a ditch on the course. Kosciusko county potice patrolman Burdell Blackburn and state trooper Mike Barnett arrived on the scene as the foursome was attempting to dig the jeep out. Richard Neely Becker and Matthew A. Gross of Santa Fe. Calif., were held cm juvenile warrants. Miller and George Hardie of Goshen were held at the jail and charged with malicious trespassing > Drive-in day observed at Epworth Forest The annual “Drive-In” day at North Indiana Conference Woman’s Society of Christian Service School of Missions, was attended by about 1,300 at Epworth Forest. North Webster. “Building." the theme of the program, was presented in terms of const ruction of possibly a lakefront pier. The design was presented in pantomine and music. through colorfully costumed dancing workers dancing in through the entrance doors, on to the large stage. They danced and built words using large lettered blocks. The president of the group gave the opening prayer and introduced the speaker. Dr. Robert Hayes. He gave “The Pier Foundation." after reading “The Covenent.” Other speakers were .Anita Burrous. New Y’ork city; Rev. Yung Chen; and Mrs. Susan Dunkleberger gave the benedictation.

- ■ . - f \ A * Bl T fl r jywB Bl 81. wA *■ Bl i ki u, ± Bb\F k. k wr' ■ KISS FOR RIGGS— Tennis star Bobby Riggs stood in for Hank Aaron last Saturday at the North Webster Mermaid Festival and was crowned as the King of Sports in Aaron’s place. Aaron, the professional baseball player who broke Babe Ruth’s homerun record last year, was not able to make the festival because of his team’s schedule. Riggs is receiving a kiss from 1974 "Queen of Lakes” Terri Branson as North Webster 3»anker and Palace of Sports founder J. Homer Shoop talks into the microphone.

No injuries as car hits bump, pole No injuries were reported in a single car crash Sunday on SR 19. two miles south of Nappanee. Mattie Grimm. 26. r 2 Milford hit a bump, ran off the road and hit a telephone pole? The driver reported that her attention was distracted to children eating ice cream in her vehicle when the accident occurred. Deputy sheriff Roger Fellows investigated. Damage totaled S9OO to the auto and $75 to the pole. The power of religion is best promulgated by the unselfish example and noble lives of adherents.

Wed., July 2,1975—THE MAIL-JOURNAL

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