The Mail-Journal, Volume 14, Number 1, Milford, Kosciusko County, 26 January 1977 — Page 9

Ilf Youth W Center Events

WEDNESDAY. JAN. 26 3:10-5 p.m — Pee Wee basketball practice. Syracuse - Celtics and Lakers 5- p m — Free time in the center THURSDAY. JAN. 27 9-10 am. — Bonnie Pruden exercise class 10:15-12 noon — Ladies volleyball 12-3 p.m. — Ladies tennis 6- pm. — Mother-daughter gymdancercising 7- p.m. — Ladies dancercising FRIDAY. JAN. 28 3:10-5 pm. — Pee Wee basketball practice. Syracuse - Pacers and Suns 9-11 p.m — Family night after Wawasee-Whitko basketball game Pizza, hamburgers, fries, shakes, cokes - everything for a quarter. SATURDAY. JAN. 29 9-10 a m — Beginners gymnastic class 9- a m — Advanced gymnastic class 10- p m — Intermediate gymnastic class 12:30-1:30 p.m Beginners II gymnastic class 1:30 p m — Pee Wee basketball game. Pacers vs Lakers (B teams only) 2 p.m. — Pee Wee basketball game. Pacers vs Lakers (A teams only) 2:30 p.m — Pee Wee basket-

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ball game. Celts vs Suns (B teams only) 3 p.m. — Pee Wee basketball game. Celts vs Suns (A teams only) (Note: Time changes for Pee Wee basketball games) MONDAY. JAN. 31 6:30-8:30 p.m. — Weight Watchers TUESDAY, FEB. 1 9-10 a m — Bonnie Pruden exercise class 10:30-3:30p m — Ladies tennis 3:30-5:30 pm — North Webster basketball final game of season 5:30-9 pm. — Free time for all ages Little League Basketball Results Team Town W L Knicks N. Webster 4 1 •76ers N. Webster 4 1 Lakers Syracuse 4 3 Pacers Syracuse 4 3 Suns Syracuse 4 3 Celts Syracuse 4 3 Warriors N Webster 2 3 Bulls N Webster 0 5 Players Os The Week Celtics (A team) — David Roberts Lakers <A team 1 — David Hamman Suns >A team) — Steve Dunithan 1 Pacers (A team’ — Kyle Swartz Celtics tßi team) — Kris Yoder

Suns (B team) — Jeff Dunithan and Jeff Eisenfelder Lakers (B team) — Chris Miller Pacer (B team) — Craig Cobbum Family Night On Friday night, Jan. 28, the youth center will begin its family night after the game program. The center will open at 9 p.m. until 11 p in. after the remaining four home basketball games on the Wawasee schedule. The night will feature pizza, sandwiches, shakes, fries, cokes, etc., all for just a quarter. This is a night for any student and or his or her family in the Lakeland Community School Corporation. There will be a record hop for the kids and a quiet corner for the parents. Don’t just sit around and complain that there is nowhere to go after the game. Join the crowd at the center. Parents can drop their kids off and then pick them up at 11 p.m. But please pick them up at 11, it gets cold on the outside after 11 p.m., said Dan Caskey. Pee Wee Players To College Game The Lakeland youth center wiH take all Pee Wee basketball players to Tri-State University in Angola to see a college basketball game on Saturday, Feb. 5. All players will leave from the center at 5 p.m. and return by 10:30 or 11 p.m. The Tri-State Trojans are one of the best small college teams in the area and currently have a 17-3 record for the year. The trip will cost the Pee Wee players nothing but they may want to take along some cash for cokes, popcorn, or other refreshments. Any parents who want to go along are also invited. Please sign up at the center or call Dan Caskey and inform him you wish to attend About the worst advice you can give some people is .to be themselves.

End year with Corp of Honor

Boy Scout Troop 747, Milford, ended 1976 with a Corp of Honor on December 11. Scouts and their families went caroling on a hay wagon, with music played by the boys on their instruments. Those who received progress awards are Jeff Peterson, Tenderfoot; Larry Flannery, Tenderfoot; Mike Benning, Tenderfoot. The scouts, along with leaders, went to the Klondike Derby at Vinegar Bend on the Tippecanoe River. The Milford Troop took second place in the sled judging. In attendance were Jeff Peterson, Jon Peterson, Don Greene, Bob Greene. Terry Powell. Kevin McDonald. Mike Benning, Larry Flannery, Dave Benning and Orris Flannery. Scheduled 1977 activities are:

Pierceton wins junior tourney

The Howard brothers. Ralph and Randy, rebounding and scaring, led Pierceton Junior High to victory in the Lakeland Corporation Four-Team Tourney at Syracuse Saturday. Between them they tallied 21 points in the opening victor) - over Milford and 18 points in the championship over North Webster Pierceton’s opening victory over Milford was a see-saw battle all the way. The game was tied at the end of the first quarter, but Pierceton surged to a six point halftime lead. Nick Johnston hit four baskets in the third quarter to send Milford into a four-point lead, but Ralph Howard answered with 10 points in the last quarter to give the Cubs a victory, Pat Speicher led Milford with 18 points. North Webster advanced to the finals by stopping Syracuse 40 to 31 in the opening game. Eight players scored for the Trojans as Gymnasts edged out By TERRI HOLTZCLAW The Wawasee gymnastics team hosted their first home meet against West Noble Monday night. The beginning division were the only competitors, while the intermediates and optionals performed exhibition. Winning beginning vaulting for Wawasee was Kelly Price, with a score of 5.06. Judy Knudsen placed third with 4.75. For the uneven bars, Sandy Rinker placed a well-earned first with 4.70. Ronda Hickman came in third with 4.15. In beginning balance beam. Sandy Rinker was third with 3.40. In the floor exercise, Jenny Boyer placed a fine second with 4.95 and Ronda Hickman placed third with 4.10. In the intermediate division Sharon Kortenber was first in vaulting with 4.90 and Kathy Brouwer was second with 4.65. Kortenber scored 3.95 on the uneven bars as Brouwer took over the balance beam with 3.70. Brouwer took floor exercise with 4.85, as Kortenber scored 4.00 for a second. In the optional division Freshman Tracy Rinker took over top scores on each apparatus. Her scores were vaulting, 7.95; bars. 8.60. beam. 8.40; floor, 8.60. Kathy Yoder scored 5.25 in vaulting and she took second on bars with 3.70. Boody Brewer placed third on the bars with 3.05. Nancy Amos had 5.05 on beam bringing her a second. Rhonda Byrd was second on floor with 6.60 and Barb Yoder was third with 5.45. The girls’ next meet is Thursday at Wabash.

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to attend the Komet hockey game in Fort Wayne, January 26; decorate Lavon’s window for display competition with district area scouts. February 4, during Boy Scout Week, through February 12; Lincoln pilgrimage at Fort Wayne, February 11; and attend as a group Milford United Methodist Church services on February 13. Regular meetings are January 31. February 7, February 21 and February 28, at 7 p.m. Tentative activities being planned are a family roller skating party, bike hike, 10 mile hike, annual bake sale and canoe trip. Interested boys may contact David Benning or other Boy Scouts for further information.

they jumped to a 27-14 halftime lead and coasted to the victory. Randy Stuckman and Tony Hunziker led Syracuse with eight points each. Brian Geiger scored ten and Phil Shephard nine for the Trojans. The championship game started as a defensive struggle, as Pierceton held a slim 12-8 lead over North Webster at halftime. In the third quarter, the Cubs came to life as their fast-break offense fired in 10 points and quickly put the Trojans in foul trouble. The fourth quarter saw Pierceton widen the gap as three Trojans fouled out. Milford defeated, Syracuse in the consolation game 47-43. Pat Speicher scored 21 points and dominated the backboard for the Trojans. Brian Brannock and Ron Cripe led Syracuse with 14 and 13 points. Syracuse will have a match at Milford this Thursday at 6 p.m. in the final regular season game for both teams. Warsaw wins tourney Saturday proved disastrous for the Warriorette basketball team as they attempted victories in the Concord tourney. They were set back by Concord in the first game 39-43. ' Junior Teresa Carpenter stole the scoreboard for Wawasee with 20 points as senior Cheryl Skelton scored nine. Wawasee also fell short in the consolation game to Fairfield 3235. High point persons for Wawasee were Kathi Replogle with 12 and Mary Kitson with 10. The championship was won by the Warsaw Tigers, when they defeated Concord 45-39. Complete Wawasee results as follows: Wawasee vs Concord Wawasee (39) — Hoover 3, 1-2, 3; Replogle 0,1-3,4; Carpenter 7, 6-13, 2; Mary Kitson 0, 08, 4; Marie Kitson 1, 0-1, 2; Hall 0, 0-1, 0; Skelton 2, 5-7, 3; and Hamman 0, 0-0, 0 Wawasee 14 7 6 12-39 Concord 8 12 7 16-43 Wawasee vs Fairfield Wawasee (32) — Hoover 0, 0-2, 1; Replogle 6,04), 3; Carpenter 1, 1-4, 5; Mary Kitson 4, 2-2, 2; Marie Kitson 1.08, 0; Hall 0, 2-2, 4; Skelton 1,08,1; Hamman 0, O 1,2, and Spearman 0, 1-2, 2 Wawasee 4 6 15 7-32 Fairfield 11 10 8 6-35 TRUCKERS QUIT Thousands of truck drivers stayed home or pulled off the road to protest the effects of the national fuel shortage on Dec. 13, 1973.

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, A/ ijl v « ■ .Jr jy.,. x ■A RECEIVES FIRST — The Wawasee High School Jazz Band received a first rating (superior) at the NISBOVA Contest in Fort Wayne Saturday. Members of the band are, front, left, Mr. Blackwell, Steve Walker, Jan Lawson, Susan Krug, Kim Wagoner, Sherrie Leiter and Brian Hartman. Second row band members are left, Steve Badskey, Craig Koble, Pat McQuillian, Diane Darr, . Randy Clayton. Phil Danner and Tim Bushong. Beginning left, in the third row is Tim Hamman. Gary Brown. Randy Hickman, Scott Greer, Mischelle Johnston. Bob Johnson and Kevin Butcher.

Lakeland Schools Activity Notes WEDNESDAY, JAN. 26 4 p.m. — North Webster Junior High seventh and eighth grade girls basketball vs South Whitley at North Webster 5 p.m. — Wawasee boys swim vs Howe Military at Wawasee 6:38 p.m. — Adult education at Wawasee 7 p.m. — Wawasee intramurals THURSDAY, JAN. 27 4:15 p.m. — North Webster Junior High seventh grade boys at Mentone (two games) 4:45 p.m. — Syracuse Junior High sixth grade boys basketball vs Pierceton 6 pm — Milford Junior High seventh-eighth grade boys basketball vs Syracuse at Milford 6 p.m. — North Webster Junior High eighth grade boys vs Mentone at North Webster (two games) 6:30 p.m. — Wawasee gymnastics vs Wabash at Wabash

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Wed., Jan. 26,1977 — THE MAIL-JOURNAL

6:38 p.m. — Wawasee boys swim vs Bellmont at Wawasee 6:30 p.m. — Wawasee girls basketball vs Elkhart Memorial at Wawasee FRIDAY. JAN. 28 Third graders to Shrine circus 6:30 p.m- — Wawasee basketball vs Whitko at Wawasee SATURDAY, JAN. 29 All day — Wawasee NLC wrestling tournament at Goshen All day — Wawasee windpercussion solo and ensemble contest at Fort Wayne 6:30 p.m. *«*. Wawasee basketball vs East Noble at East Noble MONDAY. JAN. 31 6:30 p.m. — Wawasee gymnastics vs Manchester at Wawasee 6:30 p.m. — North Webster Junior High Camelot Tourney at North Webster Pesticide training school scheduled The Wawasee Vocational Agriculture Department will be hosting an approved pesticide training school for interested area farmers and agribusiness -• people. Two sessions of three hours each will be presented by the cooperative extension service. Similar classes are being conducted in other area

vocational agriculture departments. If a person needs to attend either session, he should plan to - be present. Any person applying pesticides will soon need to be licensed. This applies to commercial applicators as well as noncommercial persons applying the pesticides on their own. These two sessions will provide the necessary training: in order to qualify for this license. Both classes will be conducted in the Wawasee vocational agriculture Classroom in the ag-auto annex building, beginning at 7 p.m., on February 7 and February 14. School lunch menu January 31-February 4 MONDAY — Hamburger, fried potatoes, buttered spinach, cookie and milk. TUESDAY — Creamed chicken, mashed potatoes, peaches, biscuits, peanut butter fudge and milk. WEDNESDAY - Italian spaghetti, buttered green beans, pears, French bread, milk. THURSDAY - Weiner sandwich. baked beans, fruit, gingerbread, milk. FRIDAY — Macaroni and cheese, ham salad sandwich, buttered peas, strawberries and ice cream, milk.

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