The Independent-News, Volume 98, Number 51, Walkerton, St. Joseph County, 25 May 1972 — Page 8

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— THE INDEPENDENT-NEWS — MAY’ 25, 1972

Awards Day Held At Urey The Urey Middle School Awards 1 iy was held on Thursday. May Is’ at the school in Walkerton. Many awards were presented at t is time to the students as fallows. The Harold C. Urey all around student awards were presented to Jams McGee and John Sheaks in the eight grade; Jdl Northam and Lory Stull in the seventh grade and Shelia Shelly and Tim Koehln were presented the awards in tt.e sixth grade. Awards presented to the Outstanding Eight Grade students in tach subject area were as follows. Ait award was presented to Ken Rahrer; John Hartsough won the hind award; Donna Moore the english award; Teresa Sarber received the home economics award and John Sheaks the industrial arts award. Herald Hostetler was presented the French award; Jackie Holm the social studies awaid and the math award went t Michael Graves along with the music award being presented t Edwin Fenstermacher; John Sneaks received the boy’s physical education award; Jackie Holm the girl’s physical education award t on Teresa Sarber received the science award. The Tri Kappa awards were presented by Mrs. William Carter ftom the Epsilon Chi chapter of Tri Kappa. Walkerton, to Teresa Sarber and John Sheaks. The DAK Good Citizenship Awards were presented to Donna Moore and Edwin Fenstermacher. Perfect attendance certificates were presented to Connie Clark, 1 an Ecker, Dawn Berebile, Damon Flaugher, Joe Hartsough, Kathy Nieswender, Matthew Perri'h. Judy Zahm, David V. Hagg, Tammy Bell, Kathy Eddinger, 1 ‘elores Stull. Martha Roush, Snerie Farrar, David Flaugher, Filly Rhodes, Dennis Cripe. Lisa S. hmeltz, Jean Truax, James Zimmerman, Brett Bealer, Susan Farrar, Lincoln Konkle, Terry Roush, Pam Gregory, Sam Haag, L iiira Malstaff, Arlene Zahrn, Karen Baughman. Bob Cole, John Hartsough, Jackie Holm, David Garab, Mike Sthaley, Susan I uibe, Ross Ecker, Kathy Flaug-

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her. Harold Hostetler, Patty Miller. Donna Moore, John Sheaks, John Cotton. Daryl Eddinger, Karen Flaugher, Joni Germaine and Patty Reese. SCHOOL MENU NORTH LIBERTY’ SCHOOLS May 30-June 2 TUESDAY , Chilleel tomato juice Hamburger on warm bun Pickle slice Tri tater or french fried potatoes Honey glazed carrots Chocolate chip dessert Milk WEDNESDAY’ Italian spaghetti Buttered waxed beans Spring-green salad Sweet dressing Garlic toast points 1 Strawberry shortcake Whipped topping Milk THURSDAY Roast beef - gravy Whipped snowflake potatoes Buttered green spinach SHINES UP BRIGHT IN MINUTES LASTS UP TO^^ A WEEK ©Op GRIFFIN WAX SHOE POUSH Arthritis Sufferers: , < WAKE UP WITHOUT ' ALL THAT STIFFNESS! New formula for arthritis minor pain is so strong you can take it less often and still wake up in the morning without all the pain’s stiffness. Yet so gentle you can take this tablet on an empty stomach. It’s called Arthritis Pain Formula. Get hours of relief. Ask for Arthritis Pain Formula, by the makers of A nacin 9 analgesic tablets. L

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Cranberry sauce Assorted bread and butter Devil’s food cake Fluffy icing Milk FRIDAY’ School made pizza Buttered mixed vegetables Creamy cole slaw Chilled fruit Choclate or white milk BANQUET ENJOY ED The COE and ICE of John Glenn High School held their annual banquet on Tuesday, May 16 beginning at 7 p.m. in the dinning commons of the school for the students and their employers. James Betz, president of the ICE, welcomed everyone followed by Donna Kesl giving devotions followed by a delicious dinner. Diane Hendricks introduced the student sponsor, Larry Taylor, The evening concluded with Mr. and then other guests present. Ellis Swihart, North Liberty, fine entertainment.

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