The Mail-Journal, Volume 19, Number 44, Milford, Kosciusko County, 17 November 1982 — Page 9
Sports
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TOR LADY GOLFERS — The Wawasee girls golf team award winning goifers were Becky Welty, low medalist; Carta Williams, coaches' award; and Tammy Tranter, low putts and moat valuable.
EFFC ' ® tt Jf HE w£gE VOLLEYBALL AWARD WINNERS - Individual awards for the I*2 volleyball squad went to Sylvia Morris, desire, determination, dedication; Christy Speicher, statistical award: Tona Sellers, most valuable; and Tammy Welborn, serving award.
All-fall sports recognition held at Wawasee Tuesday
It was a full house at Wawasee s cafeteria for the first annual all fall sports recognition carryin dinner and awards program Tuesday night Over 500 parents, students, coaches and athletes were in attendance at the program. After representatives of the tennis, cross-country, volleyball and golf teams presented team trophies to Dr Howard Hull. Wawasee High School principal, the individual teams were dismissed to other rooms for individual awards Those individuals recognized by their respective teams were Girls’ Cross-Country Second low point: Carla Clouse, low point and MVP Grace Stichter Boys’ Cross-C ountry Second low point: Mike Ballinger, .low point and MVP
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Kevin Blade Giris' Swimming Most improved: Pam Foyle, coaches' award: Kan Huey; high point swimmer. MVP Jennifer Darr; high point diver Kristy Vance; most improved diver: JeamneGunn. Boys’ Tennis Mental attitude award: John Brito; most improved award Brian Henson, best record award Karl Schmucker; MV?: Jim Thompson Giris' Golf Low Medalist: Becky Welty; low putts: Tammy Tranter;
Old North West topic
for genealogy section
James Walker, former director of the National Institute on Genealogical Research at the National Archive, will be the guest speaker at the Genealogy Sec bon of the Kosciusko County Historical Society meeting on
! ROCK CHURCH PROCLAIMS By SARAH M. TI TTLE a GOD'S WORD SAYS ... “In everything give thanks for this is | the will of God"... At this season of Thanksgiving we turn our hearts and minds " to how blessed we are. We have much in this country especially. | to be thankful for. Too often, people complain and worry about I how hard things are. and look at the difficult situations in their = lives when in reality we truly are a blessed people. And Rock I Church proclaims to you that God has always cared for His ! people — even in the wilderness. (The Children of Israel were | fed by God for to years in the wilderness with manna from | heaven — Exodus 18) So even if you feel like you are in a 9 wildemess (and your wilderness can be in many forms) know I that God is there to comfort you. heal and deliver, and to provide X for ail your needs. First take your eyes off your problem and look to Jesus and j give thanks to Him. I Thessalonians 5:18 says — “give thanks in I all circumstances, for this is God’s will for you in Christ Jesus.” Then put God first. Proverbs 3:8. N says “Honor the Lord I withthy substance, and with the Hrstfnits of all thine increase; X So shall thy barns be filled with plenty, and thy presses shall I burst out with new wine.” Rock Church proclaims “Thanksgiving” everyday in f everyway — and we ask you to join with ns In declaring Psalm | 118:1 — “O give thanks unto the Lord; for he is good; because I His mercy endureth forever." ROCK CHURCH MEETS AT THE TURKEY CREEK f CONSERVATION CLUBHOUSE. 18 a m. Sunday morning and 7 X p.m. Sunday evening. Wednesday evening Bible School is 7 p.m.
coaches’ award. CarlspVilliams; MVP: Tammy Trantei? Volleyball Desire, determination and dedication: Sylvia Morris; MVP: Tona Sellers; statistical award: Christy Speicher; serving award Tammy Welborn Football Outstanding defensive award: Joel Bales; outstanding defensive award: Eric Beer; MVP. Ross Dahlstrom; pride, hustle and desire. Kevin Harney; outstanding offensive award: Todd Reiff. Pepsi award: Jeff Thom; most improved: Mark West
Wednesday, Nov. 17,7 p.m. The meeting will be held in the Warsaw public library meeting room and a taped presentation will be presented on military records of the Old North West Those interested in genealogy’ are invited to attend.
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BOYS’ CC AWARD WINNERS — Kevin Blade and Mike Ballinger were recognized for their achievements on the the 1982 boys crosscountry squad. Blade was named the team’s MVP for low-point man and Ballinger was recognized as second low-point man.
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CATCH OF THE YEAR - Eldon Clay ton of North Webster was vacationing at Alcona Pond in Glennie. Mich., recently when he caught the biggest walleye of the year. The fish weighed in at 134 pounds and was 30 inches long. The following day. Clayion caught a SC-inch northern pike and a 15-in ch crappie. Total. Clayton caught over SO pounds of fish the week of September 28. twtirw Vjk | Lake Estates | • Mobile Home * z Villages 5 Sales, Inc. 2 mi s O MTMMMS z aumwuuas X Write Or Coll Ear Map £ tXI Ml ll, WARSAW | (IIS) SM-73*4 SHEATH) POOL • CLEAN AIR*
Z \ * w ■ • fit ■klWb i IMI FOOTBALL AWARD WINNERS — Bringing home the hardware for the football squad were Joel Bales, outstanding defensive award. Ross Dahlstrom, most valuable: Mark West, most improved: Todd Reiff, outstanding offensive award; Eric Beer, outstanding defensive award: Kevin Harney, pride, hustle, desire award; and Jeff Thorn. Pepsi award.
Comment On Sports FOOTBALL * ‘ By Pete Fritchie Jf*
WASHINGTON. D. C - Pittsburgh missed, last year, being number one when they fell to Penn State's alwaysgood Lions. Joe Paternb. then, derailed the 1981Panthers. This year’s clash between the two Pennsylvania powers will therefore be a national contest, in a sense, and could well decide the question who is number-one in college football in 1982. The game is played November 26. The Penn State-Pitt go in 1981 was a surprising contest. This writer watched the first fifteen minutes on TV. Pittsburgh was doing everything right. The team seemed irresistible. After
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Pitt had scored a couple of quick touchdowns, the conclusion was. wrongly, that the Panthers were in. Next morning the shock came. Penn State had not only come back but the Lions had come back with a vengeance and had dominated the remainder of the game. The Panthers are out for number-one again this year. They certainly remember November. 1981. That’s one reason the game on November 26 will be supercharged. Penn State had a lapse against Alabama earlier this season but these things happen in college play; either team could win.
Wed., November 17,1982—THE MAIL-JOURNAL
_£soii& Im jEFctWbBMI SELLS 81.Mk.Mk IN PROPERTY — Phil Beer, of ERA Beer Realtors, Syracuse, is shown awarding Pat Bitner. Syracuse, a plaque in honor of her achievement. Mrs. Bitner sold 81.Mk.kM worth of property in eight months despite the tough times. (Photo by Deb Fox)
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