The Mail-Journal, Volume 14, Number 19, Milford, Kosciusko County, 1 June 1977 — Page 3

PURCHASE VAN - Wawasee High School officials were the proud recipients last Friday of a motor van presented to them by Robert Willits, third from left, director of manufacturing. Barth, Inc., Milford Shown are Athletic Director Eldon Ummel, Girls Athletic Coordinator Marcia Carpenter. W illits and Athletic Coordinator Terry Frank. A significant contribution regarding the total cost of the van by Barth officials enabled the Wawasee High School athletic department to purchase the unit. The unit has been designed to transport groups of 10 or less to and frorfi school activities. Also, when needed, space is provided to transport school equipment. Since athletic gate receipts for athletic events had. over the past nine years, provided the necessary funds for the purchase of this van. the athletic department will have first priority regarding use. Other school organizations will be able to schedule the use of the unit through the athletic director. School officials see tremendous utilization of the motor unit for the total school corporation. " Im " ” w ~T9 W I* * 4 ***•»» ♦ ’ * * ’•» ; * * * TO GIVE LESSONS—CaroI Fitz William Shell. left, tennis pro at Goshen Racquet Club. Leeland Shores Resort and South Shore, will begin lessons at the resort around June 13. , Participating in a pre-class session are left. Donna Johnson. Eleanor Carl. Gail Kroh and Jeannine Schrock.

Tennis classes to start soon

Carol Fitzwilliaih Sholl, tennis pro at the Goshen Racquet Club, will be instructing classes at l>eeland Shores Resort for South Shore members and the public Various classes are offered such as ladies' beginners,

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children’s clinics and mixed clinics at the resort The classes begin the week of June 13 Mrs Sholl has been teaching tennis for the past six years She began teaching in Fort Wayne at the Marriott Inn. YM-YWCA, and

Bishop Luers High School. While coaching Bishop Luers. that team won the state championship She was nominated athlete of the year in the Hall of Fame in Fort Wayne in 1975 in tennis and golf. She has lived in the Syracuse area on Lake Wawasee since last September

Little League set for summer

The Lakeland Youth Center reports the Syracuse little league has been formed for the summer months. Both a major and minor league has been formed. Major League Teams and managers for the major league include: Lions — Managers. Lawrence Kistler and Dick Workman. Team members are, Brian Kistler, David Workman. Rod Lung, Ken Swartz. Pat Hare. Jame Egolf. David Hamman, Mike Hann. Kyle Swartz. Bill Dixon and Eric Bartman. Bank — Managers, Ron Roberts and Stu Walker. Team members are, David Roberts. Mark Walker, Greg Day. Bob Mansfield, Tracy Thornburg. Kris Cox, Paul Taylor, Jeff Schmahl, Morey Actkinson. Greg Bechtold, Rich Deister and Barry Taylor. Rotary — Managers. JerryStutzman and Steve Tracy. Team members are. Scott Stutzman. Mark Detert. Phil Price. Kevin Tracy, Tony Boyer. Ross Elias. Jim Schlabach. Bob Elston. Jim Latour. Mie Vinson and Bob Morgan Pilchers Shoes — Managers. Jim Alford’and Jay Vansickle Team members are, Steve Alford. Kevin Smith, Job Vitaniemi. Steve Dunitwan. Bob Calloway. Todd Miller. Mike Gavenber, Steve Kaufman. LarryJiruckamiller. Benji Reed. Andy Reed and Jay Sheppard Major league teams will practice with managers until school is out. They then will practice each week by the following schedule: Lions IF 11 a m Tuesdays; Pilchers 11 a.m---1 p.m. Tuesdays: Rotary 9-11 am. Thursdays; and Bank 11 a.m.-l pm Thursdays. First games for the league will be on Monday. June 6. The Lions will play against the Pilchers at 4

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WEDNESDAY. JUNE 1 Couples softball at Vega field. Travel Team baseball game vs Sidney at rotary field 6 p.m. THURSDAY, JUNE 2 Girls softball practice 6:30-8:30 p.m. FRIDAY, JUNE 3 Syracuse boys baseball Socks 1:30-3 p.m.. Love 3-1:30 p.m., Thornburgs 4:30-6 p.m. TUESDAY. JUNE 7 Semi private gymnastic lessons start at the center 11 a.m.-5 p.m. » Couples slow pitch softball Cromwell Methodist 6-North Webster Oil Can Plus 9 5 Youth Center 18-Todd s Toads 2

IF — i ar- rSv' ■Tlfej. •l\w .. •’ . •* READYING FOR STATE — Lorene Spearman, junior member of the Wawasee High School track team, is preparing this week for state competition to defend her title* in the 1W and 22> this week end. • - TfWajtAZirSWffi • •; *A. WK a. X *Ls«e At sS Mk ' ' i .t. * *—".,. - imi'in.. - ._c.ira-iri-.--T.---.- .-*- 1 . QUALIFIES FOR STATE — Fallowing regional competition. Wawasee s Mitch Ousley qualified for state action by hurting the shot put Sl* I*.

p.m. and the Bank will play against the Rotary at 6 p.m. Minor League Team managers and members for the minor league are: Klinks — Managers, Hal Traviolia and Steve Yoder. Team members are. Brad Traviolia, Dan Clodfelter. Mike Dewill, Bryan Detert, Tom Prickett, Kris Yoder. Curt Conrad, Jame Wine. Drew Rosenberry, John Dixon, and Joey Dewitt. Love — Managers, Dallas and Rick McKibben. Team members are, Rob McKibben, Gary Price, Steve Hapner, Jim Latour. Lantz Lantz. Greg Bechtold. Craig Cobbum. Scott Miller, Andy Miller, Mike Cannon and Louie Siri. Thornburgs — Managers, Jay Vansickle and Louis Popo. Team members, David Kistler, Blain Sawyer, Gary Miller, Ken Weaver. Dan Chaver. Paul Fink. Rick Mangona, Jeff Dunithan, Eric Knight. Richard Troup and Brett Boyer. Tom Socks — Managers Ron Roberts and Steve Tracy. Team members are. Todd Roberts, Kevin Tracy. John Hapner. Doug Gerstner, Steve Yoder. Mike Clodfelter. Don Kaufman. John Nemeth. Todd McCollough, Scott McCleod, John Mason. Mike Dagenhardt. Minor league teams will practice on Friday, June 3. during the following hours — Klinks 121:30p.m. Socks 1:30-3 p.m.. Love 3-4:30 p.m and Thornburgs 4:306 p.m After school is dismissed, practice will be Monday’s. Klinks 9-11 am. and Love 11 a.m.-l p.m.; and Wednesdays, Thornburgs 9-11 a.m. and Socks 11 a.m.-l p.m. First games will be played Tuesday, June 7, with the Klinks vs Love at 4 p.m. and Socks vs Thornburgs at 6 p.m.

Jays Gang 7-Cromwell Methodist 4 League Standings Youth Center Won 2 Lot 0 Jays Gang Won 2 Lost 0 Cromwell Meth. Won 1 Lost 1 Todd's Toads Won 0 Lost 1 North Webster (Oil Can Won 0 Lost 1 Re-Runs Won 0 Lost 1 Next Games Wednesday, June 1-Re-Runs vs Todd's Toads on grass infield. Oil Cans plus 9 vs Jays Gang on dirt infield. Teams off-Cromwell Methodist and Youth Center Wednesday, June 8 — Youth Center vs Jays Gang on grass infield, Re-Runs vs Cromwell Methodist on dirt infield. Teams off-Todd’s Toads and Oil Can plus 9.

I— A ” &C* 3/ wVW I H TOURNEY WINNERS — Members of the Pirates team coached by Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Bucher, Jr., are shown above with their ribbons. The girls won the tourney held in Milford during MAD Day activities Monday. They defeated the Indians to win their championship. In front are Shawn Lowery, Shelli Traver, Annette Beer, Susie Schmucker Jo Wolferman and Angie Troup. in back are Mrs. Bucher, Norma Lanham, Kandy Ringler, Karen Howard. Kim Kelley. Brenda Bucher, Norine Sorensen and Coach Bucher. Myra Ruch was not present when the photo was taken. f wwlr Ar aIPtFw : □hXt Fjl 1 CH.VMPIONSHIP TEAM — The Tigers coached by Pete and Mingo Melendez won the Little League championship at Milford on Monday. They defeated the White Sox for their championship. - Shown in front are Gilbert Rico. Anthony Beer. Albert Stricklin. Joe Albert Melendez. Robbie Hare and Richard Arriola. In back are Pete Melendez. Brian Harwood. Eric Beer, Fred Cone, Brian Henson. John Zimmerman and Mingo Melendez. Team members not pictured are Brad LeC’ount and Jim Dove.

Teams, managers set for season

Lakeland Youth Center T-Ball teams and practice times have been set for the summer Teams are as follows: Dodgers — Coach Jan Wright. Team members are Kenny Wright. Bobby Bart man. Stacy Ludlow. Mike Meek, Jeff Galloway, Derek Smith. Angela Canterberry. Danielle Byrd. Eric Brown. Ken Murphey. Shawn Jones. Chad Clark, Christy Clark. David Keener and Mark Keener. A s — Coaches. Joe Anderson and Mike Neff Team members are John Bartman. Tony Hasse. Gary Bond. Cris Elder. Sean Anderson. Ron Thomas, Chris Salina. Mike VanDiepenbos. Lee Ann Shoemaker. Ricky Coy, Kris Neff. Jerry Kinch and Brian Neff Reds — Coaches. Jim Kaufman and Carl Wilkinson Team members are Todd Kline. Tammy Diamond. Greg Sawyer. Steve Ensinger, Danette Koithan. Tim Mangas, Tom Mangas. Judd Storey. Kristina Gregory. Rein Koithan. Todd Leamon. Brian Wilkinson. Jason Sawyer. Tyna Hunnicut and Don Koithan Cubs — Coach Rick Lemburg Team members are Puff Caskey. Josh Lantz, Matt Norwill. Lancer Wine, David Keller. Travis March, Steve Sweatland. Susan Hapner. Mike Cannon. Steve Reeve. Vince Kosher, Jay Nine and Jame DetertSox — Ceach Kirk Hughes Team members are John Waterman, Jerome Corson. Jett Waterman. Roger Galloway. Steve Schmuhl. Julie Schmahl. Dave Livingood. Dan McCullough. Dian Stuckman, Chuck Stuckman. Chuck Summerlot, Brad Gertsner, Eric Williams. Keith Allen and Matt Yentes Mets — Coach John Bechtold. Team members are Todd Bechtold. Matt Fryback. Eric Jones. Andy Miller, Derin Keim. Scott Kiefman. Pat Tran tor. Dave Ridings, Jan Grumme. Jeff Schields. Tyler Grum. Brett Traviolia and Melinda Price. First practices for all teams

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have been scheduled as follows: Cubs and Sox — Monday, June 6, 2 p.m. at Vega Mets and Reds Tuesday, June 7, 2 p.m at Vega Field Dodgers and A's — Wednesday, June 8. 2 p.m. at Vega BOWLING Summer Miand Doubles Odd Bal li » 3 New Pari» Produce •*> 3v» Super Bowls • 4 Kraiv Kerns 5 Dorys 1 5 Syracuse Cleaner* 4 4 Unpredictable* 4 4 M.aed Nuts 4 4 KeetMer Kookie* s’t 3 9 Louie's Bar a. Grill 3 * Split Head* 3 » High team game KeetHer Kookle* *r» High team serie* Kraiv Kern* i»s> MO *erie* Gary Klijnae Ma. J Kern tot SOO serie* M. Tatman 503. R Wogoman SM. K StlcMer 573. * KniWey 537 <SO serie* K Hammon 440. B. Kern 442 200 game* G. Klinaie 20« J Kern 211. K Kniliey 212. 201. K Stichter 20» 170 game* L. Hawfi 174 Tuesday N.ght Ladle* sesame Street Gang 11 5 Sunshiners 11 5 Rejects I '0 4 Moonrakers »W V-t 3C » ’ V 7 Odd Balls 9 1 Creepy Crawlers <s* TVi Goot Bans • • Good Guys j 1 ,4 Boneless Breast 2 14 High team game and series Odd Balls 4U. 1330 ! 500 series N. Ance<-sor 514 450 series B Hamilton 4»1. J. Siabaugh <54 M Rensberger 440 170 games B Hamilton ITt, J Myers 174. J Siabaugh Its. N A-'derwm IM, l«2 Temper is what gets mast of us into trouble. Pride is what keeps us there. There are two types of people in the world: those who come into a room and say, “Here I am!” and those who come in and say. “Ah. there you are!” Frederick L. Collins

Field It has also been announced that all teams will practice at noon on Friday, June 10. at the Vega Field Any boy or girl not named in the above list who signed up should contact Dan Caskey at the youth center. Maxwelton women hold medal play Medal play was in effect on Wednesday for women of the ladies day association at Maxwelton Golf club - Winners in 18-hole play were Esther Brewster, low gross; Gloria Stoffel, second First low net. Marge Newcomer; second, Lisa Janes; and first in putts, Jane Musser; second, Delight Craig. Bev Buletty was first in ninehole play; Ev Jones, second and Pearl Miller, third. Names for the ladies handicap tournament were drawn with the first round to be played on June 8. NATIONAL CHAMPION Dave Woliman has brought a national championship to Milford. He won the division two school nationals over the week end by throwing the shot 57* 34”. He now advances to the division one finals to be held this week at the University of Illinois. Dave is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Bill O. Woliman of Milford and is a sophomore at Indiana Central College. o In making the 57* 34” throw he bettered his school record of 55' 9” set in a recent meet at Taylor. Woliman is six foot, five inches tall and weighs 230 pounds. He al& participated in shot put and discus while a student at Wawasee High School. *ll ■■■ ——

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