The Mail-Journal, Volume 14, Number 28, Milford, Kosciusko County, 3 August 1977 — Page 8

THE MAIL-JOURNAL- Wed., August 3.1977

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© QAJi'AJiA i Jrtl I ®>/ j 7 *'?■/. frM* j A 4rw F I/ / » * *l' * V t- S *7 1 k i TOURNEY WINNERS — North Webster was host to a four-team tourney recently in which two Mentone teams. Milford and North Webster participated. Host, North Webster beat Milford 11 to !• in the bottom of the seventh inning of a well-played, evenly matched game. Members of the winning team are shown above. In the bottom row, from left, are Sonia Long. Darlene Shepherd and Stacy Miller. In the middle row are Rhonda Black, Susan Payne, Janua Wolfe. Annette Keim and Mary Meyers. In back are coach Sally Black, Lisa Fidler, Kris Walgamuth, Lonnie Black, Kathy Davis, Linda Shock and coach Jeanette Keim. 4RL W W I \j a “ ■*■■}•* J i—sorw wiiur, ** k MINOR LEAGUE CHAMPS — Shown above are the IW7 North Webster girl’s softball minor league champs. V s * Seated in front are, left to right, Michelle Turpin, Lisa White, Shaila Frailer, Lisa Davis and Tina Eastman. In back are coach April Newcomer, Shelly Harris, Missy Voland, Sandy Payne, Robin Wolfe and coach Linda Eastman. Not present when the photo was taken was Laura Hunt ft r> O A w n > V ' ■ *«f 4mvSub' MAJOR LEAGUE CHAMPS — Shown here are the 1*77 North Webster girls’ softball major league champs. Seated in front are Sandy Moore, ('indy Moore and Jennie Woxniak. In back are coach Sally Black. Lonnie Black. Annette Keim. Rhonda Black, Stacy Miller and coach Jeanette Keim. *- Not present for the picture were Debbie and Ton a Sellers. » . S SUMMER I W £ V a a MEN ' S <. v AND X WOMEN'S SUMMER MERCHANDISE REDUCED ... 20% T 050% OFF g> Um Socks sportsuueor Mmu-M. f :3t-S:3O WAWASEE VILLAGE PHONE 457-3664

AH Stars complete successful season

The Milford Little League AllStar team completed a very successful season with an 18 to 4 victory over Mentone. Eric Beer led the Milford attack with two home runs and a single. The victory over Mentone made Milford’s record 16 wins and two losses. This was the second year in a row that the

First annual Kiwanis contest well received by area youth

More than 50 boys and girls took part in the first annual Wawasee Kiwanis Hit, Pitch, Run and Throw contest held this past week end at Rotary Park, Syracuse. Winners in kindergarten, first and second grade divisions were: Throwing, Todd Roberts; running, Drew Rosenberry; hitting, Rob McKibben; pitching, Mike VanDiepenbos; and overall winner, Mike Clodfelter. Also, third and fourth grade division, throwing, Jim Latour; running, John Hapner; hitting. Dan Clodfelter; pitching. Steve Yoder; overall. Dan Clodfelter. Also, fifth and sixth grades. / Ladies | GoH W/ \ Results -a / The following is the results of ladies golf play at the several courses in the greater Lakeland area: ATMAXWELTON Ladies had Medal Play on July 27 as play of the day with the following winners in 18-hole play: Marge Kavanaugh, low gross, Sylvia Duncan, low net; and Rose Mathew and Barbara Kay, low putts. Winners in the nine-hole division were Rosemary Lantz, low gross; Bev. low net; and Helen Moriarty, low putts. ATSOUTHSHORE The play of the day for the ladies of the South Shore Golf Club on Tuesday was The Most 6’s. Winners in nine hole play were Emma Souder and Lori Welty who finished in a tie. In a threeway tie for second place were Bertha Lehman. Ginny DeWitt and Jean Niles. Sandy Walgamuth was winner in the 18 hole play with Lee Wake placing second. In a three-way tie for third place were Jackie Wortinger, Maxine Fuller and Ellie Caudill

Milford Christian Church Good Twins To Be Here August 12 vißh. Br g^k 4 Agl r I ■ ' JI The Good Twins. Dwight and Dwayne, will be at the Milford Christian Church on Friday evening, Aug. 12. for a 7:30 concert. The Good Twins are well-known Gospel Music singers and have been in Milford on several other occasions over the past 16 years. The public is invited to attend this specidl evening of Gospel music. Bums running every Sunday in Milford Dewart Lake Syracuse Nappanee and North Webster areas. Bible school hour — 9 900.ni. Morning worship service — 10:30 am Primary, beginner junior and high school and college oge worship services at 10.30 a.tn. Sunday evening services at 7 p.m. Family night Bible study. Wednesday at 7 p.m. MILFORD CHRISTIAN CHURCH 658-9151 H you ore looking for a CHURCH HOME Come' We con help you If you are looking for CHURCH WORK. Cornel You con help us

Milford boys won the Mermaid Festival Tourney and went undefeated in the county Land-of-Lakes Youth League. Rick Pena and Ross Dahlstrom were the team’s pitchers. Rick Pena (.518), Eric Beer (.482), Ross Dahlstrom (.455) and Jerry Auer (.442) led the team in hitting.

throwing, Paul Taylor; running, Ken Swartz; hitting Paul Taylor ; pitching, David Roberts; overall, Ken Swartz. Old timers In the Oldtimers division, the Lakeland team of Chris Koher, Stu Walker, Dean Jessop, Phil Mock and Jay Boyer edged the Wawasee team o( Tom Swartz, Dick Keim, Gene Myers, Carl Freel and Dan Caskey, to take home the traveling horse collar. The next competition between the two clubs will be the corn eating contest at the Lakeland com and sausage roast next Saturday, with competition starting at 11 a.m. and ending at 8 p.m. Trojans to begin football practice Coach Robert Cline stated this week the Milford Trojan football team will begin practice at 7 a.m. on Wednesday, Aug. 17. In order to participate boys must have a signed physical examination form. All sixth, seventh and eighth grade boys will need to take their gym clothing and $1.75 which covers the cost of buying a mouth guard to the practice session. Youngsters who wish to participate should call coach Cline at his home prior to August 17. BASKETBALL CAMP INFO The first day for basketball camp is Thursday, Aug. 11, at the Syracuse Junior High School, according to Lakeland Youth Center director Dan Caskey. The event will start at 9 a.m. and run August 11, 12, 15, 16. Caskey added the camp is for any boy or girl going into grades six through nine. There will be skill drills, games and contests. Youths are to be ready and dressed by 9 a.m. Life is very interesting — if you make mistakes. The toughest thing about making a living is that you have to get up and do it all over again tomorrow. A company is known by the men it keeps.

£ A «4*GaNMUNUHunmu .1 i*~ ■.. s* MENTAL ATTITUDE AWARD WINNERS — The girls softball division of the North Webster Youth League recently completed its season. Awards were given at a carry-in dinner in the Lions Hub building on the festival grounds where girls and parents spent the afternoon after which the girls played the coaches and mothers in a softball game. In the above photo are the mental attitude award winners. From left in the bottom row are minor league winners Denise Stump, Sandy Payne and Michelle Harter. r- ] . In the top row are major league winners Pam Minear, Sandy Moore and Kris Walgamuth. THE TWINS — Members of the Twins Little League4eam are shown in the above photo as they posed for a Mail-Journal photographer at the Little League diamond recently. I In front are Shawn Fisher, Randy Beer, Jon Haab, Husky Pena and Brian Clouse. ’ > » . In thesecond row are coach Oscar Pena, Hector DelaFuente, Craig Ostendorf, Rick Pena, Larry Flannery, Tony Troup, Raymond Pena, Mike Troup and coach Juan Pena.

Summer recreation awards to be given August 5-6

Summer recreation awards nights will be held at Milford on August 5 and 6. On August 5 at 6 p.m. the T-

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Ball championship game will be played. At 7 p.m. the minor league championship game will be played and at 8 p.m. an ice

( f cream party will!be held for all T-ball and minor league players. On August 6 the major league championship will be held at 6 p.m. The Little League at 7 pan. and at 8:30 p.m. k an ice cream party will be held for all major league and Little League players. All awards will be presented at the ice cream parties.