The Independent-News, Volume 92, Number 50, Walkerton, St. Joseph County, 11 May 1967 — Page 6

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- THE INDEPENDENT-NEWS — MAY 11, 1967

Prom Night For John Glenn Juniors And Seniors Is An Unforgettable Experience

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Bob Urbin i> b lown introducing the guests at the Theatre Party, the start of the all night After Prom Party. Pictured here is Bill Hiatt and Pam Dyer as they NL Junior High Track Results The North Liberty Jr. High tra< k team has had several mo ts so fai. with some postponements caused by the rain. In the opening meet of the spring. LaViHe won a triangular with 55 points; Liberty had 46; and R o n in g Prairie had 26. Greg Shoemaker broke the Libe v Jr. High 100 yard dash re< < in this meet with a time of 2 seconds. He held the old r< d. set last year

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ent* i r the theatre. Introductions were held to a brief nature this year due to off and on rain throughout the course of the introductions. as a 7th grader, at 11.5 seconds. At the finish of this record setting dash. Shumaker suffered the fracture of his collar bone in a spill on the track. He is lost to the squad for the season. In a meet with New Carlisle, Liberty defeated their opponents by a final 59-41 score. In their only other meet held so far, at La Ville last week, the scores were as follows: Bth grade meet: LaVille 73’ 2 . North Liberty, 26’ 2 ; and 7th grades: LaVille, 48, and North Liberty. 43.

BY RAY A. NUSBAUM

Cub Scout News Cub Scout Pack 337 h* Id their monthly meeting last Thursday night at the Oregon - Davis Elem* ntary School. Ralph Pearish. den chief of Den I led the ( group in the pledge of allegiance and the I^aw of the Pack. Group singing followed and parents were । invited to view the handicraft of all the dens. Plans are b(.*ing made for the pack to attend the 1 Cub Scout Carnival Days at To- । Pe-Ne-Bee Sa >ut Camp, Mic h- ( igan City, during June 19-22 from 9 am. to 3 p in. Registration fee ' for •a< h bov will be $1.50 and I will include meal and craft for . the day. May 13 is the Scout Fun Fair at LaPorte Qounty 1 Fair-grounds from 9 a.m. - 8 p.m. I Tickets sales awards will be given । at th** next pack meeting. Den I gave an informative talk on mountains and amazed all । with their active volcano demon- । stration. Den H’s skit brought . much laughter and Den 111 entertained with puppets they had * made. I In the absence of the cub- . mast-*!-, Clint* n Bowers presented the badge awards. Wolf badges ' were awarded to Matt Pearish, I Bobby Frame, Mike Keiper, । Kevin .Anderson, and Kenneth Bacewic. Bear badges were awarded to Randy Allen, Bernie I Thompson, Russell Bacewic. and । Mitch Pearish. Lion badges were . received by Ray Paschen and David Bowers. Kevin Anderson * also received one gold arrow and | one silver arrow for electives . completed. Ralph Pearish received his Den Chief Award. ■ Charles Allen, Bobby Frame, and I David Bowers received their den- | ner bars. Congratulations were : extended to all the boys for their fine achievements. The meeting was adjourned | with the boys giving the Cub ( Scout Promise. The next pack meeting will be May 25 at the Grovertown High School Gym. Pack committee meeting will be May 15 at Kostin s, Koontz Lake, 7:00 p.m. 60 Years Os Service Est. 1903 IEMONTREES A •FT9M9T9J9 T 9 sun AU Clwmr MU* to Phone CE 4-7771 230 S. Michigan St

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