The Mail-Journal, Volume 14, Number 28, Milford, Kosciusko County, 3 August 1977 — Page 9

k * JgBP _■ "• rs_ -Wmh I ww:-. *%*._ *■ ... '- UL- as. M? ~ ■>•* H^ML. 1 flBH| u iJflflßflMHf I [ w Krah£z Lr * ’ fl THE PHILLIES — Shown here are members of the Phillies team at Milford. In the front row are Cris Baumgartner. Kris Sipress, Heidi Beer. Susie Hoover and Christy Troup. In back, from left, are coach Anne Troup. Stacy Stump, Kathy Weisser. Penny. Hoover. Mary Jane Rico. Dawn Young. Susana Garza and coach Bill Troup. Not pictured is Michelle Redslob. >• ♦ >'* i* : A. Mk <• ;.< ■ ffflflT flf yMfl " .fl .. ■My< THE ANGELS — Shown above are the Angels T-Ball team that participated in the Milford summer recreation program this year. In front are Britnei Stoller, Kevin Hurd. Dedra Pershing. Shawn Rummel. Sharon Gerencser and Shannon .Angle. In the second row are coach Rich Stoiler, Jarrod Stoller, coach Steve Frantz. Melinda Harman. Todd Hoggs. Tim Troup, Todd Wilson and coach Andy Stoiler. Not pictured are Daniel Wuthrich. Karen Wuthrich and Ronda McDonald. IL-J K ffR ■ FFv\ 1112 Ew. bS THE EXPOS — Shown above are members of the Expos team from the Milford summer recreation program. In the front row are Roberto Roa, Carl Rouch. Darin Hostetler, Juan Roa and Gijbort Castillo. In back are coach Joe Hernandez. Dick Doll. Randy Jessop. Brad Weisser. Jay Baumgartner, Mike Hernandez. Troy Harney. In center in back is coach Kent Doty. On the right in back is coach Pete Doll. Not pictured is Paul Richardson. SKI SALE "The Mo. 1 Ski Shop ... Features The Mo. 1 Water Ski" un sau COMP.X2 $225 BIBS COMP. 1 $lB9 $159 SUPHI2 $155 *ll* „■■■■ -IP HONtYCOMB JUMPHS X THICKS 15 % Off - - u5015%t050%0«ONJOK - VECTM - O MNM - CONNHIT nMY - CYMES GMDENS - MO USE WATfR SKIS ANO AU KINDS Os ACCESSORIES - THE ARU S ONLY DUUR FOR- - COMPfimONSHMMIS MfW I. USW BOATS AVAILABLE SPQRISMNMS “=sr ■JBI MB 9-6AAon.-Sot. 11-4Sundoy

p o Milford Pony League finished 9 and 7 The Milford Pony League finished the season 9 and 7. They lost the third game in the tourney to Akron. The boys couldn't get going at Akron and the Flyers won easily by a score of 16 to 3. Following are batting statistics for the season: TAB AB Hits RBl’s Ave. Pat Speicher 64 49 20 17 408 Sam Beer 38 31 12 9 387 Greg Weisser 64 50 19 6 380 Jim Davies 58 43 15 9 378 Jim Salazar 50 43 15 10 348 Mark Greenwood 28 22 7 8 318 Ernie Morris 54 48 14 8 291 Mike Nordin 56 46 13 10 282 Jay Auer 66 ‘ 50 12 9 240 Mike Lecount 26 15 3 2 200 Brian Goshert 18 14 3 2 166 Vince Price 25 18 1 3 A 055 Bill Bess 2 2 1 0 / v SOO Paul Siegfried 1 0 0 0 000 Don Green 1 0 0 0 000 Milford summer recreation Final standings have been released by Milford summer recreation program director Ned Speicher for the 1977 season of play. Those standiri&s follow: T-Ball W L T GB Athletics 7 10 Orioles ( 5 3 0 2 Angels 5 3 0 2 Yankees 4 4 0 3 Cubs 3 5 0 4 Royals 3 5 0 4 Astros 17 0 6 Little League Cards 820 White Sox 8 2 0 Tigers 5 5 0 3 * Ss 3705 s 3 7 0 5 3 7 0 5 Major League Pirates 8 10 Braves 6302 Indians 3 6 0 5 Giants 18 0 7 Minor League Phillies 8 0 1 Dodgers 3 5 15 Padres , 3 6 0 Mets 3 6 0 LWBA has fall meeting

Members of the Lakeland Women’s Bowling Association met Monday evening at the Milford Fire Station for the annual fall organizational meeting There were 45 in attendance. President Barbara Miller conducted the business meeting. Rosemary Gerrity reported on the Women's Indiana workshop held at Logansport. Reports on the annual Women’s International Bowling Congress convention and the National Bowling Hall of Fame and Museum were given by Sharon Gilbert. LWBA local tournament rules were read and voted on. The date set for the tournament is during the week of February 13-19,1978. The Thursday Night Ladies Bowling League will be in charge of the annual banquet to be held Girl athletes to hold meetings Meetings have been set for the girls volleyball and swimming teams at Wawasee High School. Both teams will be meeting on August 15 at the school. Girls must have their physicals before the August 15 practice date. Forms may be picked up at the high school. The swimming team will meet at the pool from 8:30 until 10:30 a.m. The volleyball team will meet from 6:30 until 8:30 p.m. in the gym. earnT on a 750 ? 4-YEAR CERTIFICATE 'IJNImm *■ * -'•**♦? »»*♦•» « ’’w®. -wa FSUC Imlui fmA*f ASSOCIATION FORT WAYNE Homa Office: 132 E. Berry St. Covington/Time Comers Market Place of Canterbury Southtown Mell • Decatur

in March of 1978. Dates for three league organizational meetings were announced as follows: Tuesday Afternoon Ladies — August 17 at 7:30 p.m., Wawasee Bowl Tuesday Night Ladies — August 23 at 7:30 p.m., Wawasee Bowl Hits and Misses — August 24 at 7:30 p.m., Wawasee Bowl Consumer van to be in Warsaw on Friday a.m. The consumer protection division of the office <rf Attorney General Theodore L. Sendak is attempting to provide consumerrelated information to as many Hoosiers as possible. As one way to do this, a traveling representative of the division will be at the courthouse in Warsaw on Friday, Aug. 5, at 8:45 a.m. The representative will stay until 9:15 a.m. The representative will be driving the easily-identified consumer protection information van and will be available to answer questions, take complaints and distribute informational booklets. Two from county have licenses suspended recently Two Kosciusko County drivers had their driving privileges suspended recently according to the latest list released by the Indiana Bureau of Motor Vehicles Those drivers are Darrell J. Hochstetler, Nappanee, for drunk driving, suspended from May 5 to July 5, 1977; and Edward E. Newcomer, Jr., 1810 East Market, Nappanee, for drunk driving, suspended from April 11 to October 8, for drunk driving. On Aug. 7, 1782, Gen. Washington established the Badge of Military Merit, oir Purple Heart, as a reward for "singular meritorious action." New Paris Speedway - SATURDAY - Mere Race TkriKs InOu w Nobby Stocks RoadßwMors Hrsttaco7:4s Qwe-ln Peririeg

(■HP■■r DODGERS — Above are members of the Dodgers T-ball team in the Syracuse summer recreation program. Kneeling from left to right are Shawn Jones. Stacy Ludlow. Derek Smith, Chad Clark and Christy Clark. In the second row from left to right are Chad Freel, Bob Bartman, Eric Brown. Ken Wright. Jeff Galloway and David Keener. In back is coach Jan Wright. | n ■L_ ? WumLi WBSii flfljß^Mjyjß^^nflit l kUSI A’s — Shown above are members of the A’s. one of the six teams making up the T-balL league in the Syracuse summer recreation program. Kneeling from left to right are Tony Hasse. Jerry Kinch. Ron Thomas and Mike VanDiepenbos. Sitting in the second row from left to right are Rick Coy, Brian Neff, Lee Ann Shoemaker, Kris Neff. Cris Salina and Jack Bond. Standing in the back row from left to right are coaches Mike Neff and Joe Anderson. Not pictured is Chris Elder, Brian Freerksen and Sean Anderson. W S . 1 * WP a y ii - v RN| b METS — Pictured above are the Mete, one of the teams in the T-ball league of the Syracuse summer recreation program. In the front row from left to right are Tyler Crim. Danette Koithan. Brhd Traviolia, Todd Bechtold and Pat Tranter. Sitting in the second row from left to right are Eric Jones. Mindy Price. Jan Grtunme, Jeff Schields. Dave Ridings and Derin Keim. In the back are coaches Dick Keim and John Bechtold. Not pictured is Matt Fryback. Hmk I ft WHrw Amm iff ■HM iHgk w- * « wIMB THORNBURG'S — On the team for Thornburg’s are back, left, Rodney Aaron, Paul Fink, Dave ••Pickle” Kistler. Dan Weaver, Blaine Sawyer, and Brent Boyer. Front, left are Richie Troup, Denny O’Haver. Jeff Dunithan. Eric Knight and Gary Miller.

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