The Independent-News, Volume 101, Number 46, Walkerton, St. Joseph County, 22 April 1976 — Page 8

APRIL 22, 1976 - THE INDEPENDENT-NEWS

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Ihe John Glenn High School drivers education class were given eve tests and forms filled out for their drivers ed permits on Ihursdas at school b\ Mrs. Gary Clark, left, and Mrs. Betts Drake, right, trom the Walkerton license Bureau. Miss Juds Vice, student, is answering questions prior to her eve test. Janet Ryan Chosen As UN Delegate M* K 'K > I ;] Miss Janet Ryan, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Jack Ryan, route 2. Walkerton, was chosen as United Nations Delegate to the United Nations Pilgrimage sponsored by the Isner Rebekahs and Oddfellows. Miss Ryan is a junior at John Glenn High School. The alternate will he Sheila Williams, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Jim Williams. Ihe announcement of the selection was made at the recent meeting of the I y ner Lodge. A series of tests were given to the candidates to determine the delegate and alternate for the trip to the United Nations and Wash-

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ington. D.C. Nilas Miller and Bill Norris reported that at the recent benefit chicken fry for John Church, approximately 2450 persons were served and 1367 chickens were used. The lodge will be furnishing refreshments for the upcoming Walk-A-Thon on Saturday. April 24. The Walk-A-Thon will begin at 8:30 a.m. at the Walkerton Elementary School with registration and the walk to get underway at 9:00 a.m. from the school south on Highway 23 one mile, down Union and Willow Roads to Koontz Lake Lions Memorial Park and then south around Koontz Lake to the Tyner Road to the Tyner Odd Fellows Lodge. Leaving the Lodge walkers will turn north on Sycamore Road down West 3-B then to the Ply-mouth-LaPorte Trail into the John Glenn High School to complete the 15-mile course. Proceeds raised will support the American Lung Association of North Central Indiana. First-aid personnel will be along the route for anyone in need. Winners in the doubles ping pong tournament were Norman Klinedinst and Gary Shank. SPECIAL DISBURSEMENTS MADE TO SCHOOLS Indiana school corporations which participate in school and schtxvl breakfast programs have received special disbursements. Dr. Harold H. Negley. State Superintendent of Public Instruction, announced. These monies totalling nearly $853,390.00 will enable schools to purchase fvxxls on the local market during the remainder of the 1976 fiscal year. St. Joseph County received a total of $30,949.42 in disbursements. Distribution was: Polk-Lincoln-Johnson School. $1,006.54; Penn Harris Madison School. $4.'40.05; Mishawaka Schools.

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$3,137.33; South Bend Community School, $19,826.79; Union North School. $1,824.23. Parochial schools received $414.48. Glenn Baseball Team Topples LaViUe 7-5 Glenn's baseball team found South Bend Adams’ hitting too much to handle Saturday as they were bombed 9-0 in thge first game of a double header and 15-0 in the second. Terry Kaser gave up seven earned runs in the first game and Len Jaske allowed six earned runs in the second as the Falcons made seventeen errors for the day, 13 in the second game. Jim Andert led the attack with three singles and five rbi's for Adams in the first game and collectled two more hits and two more rbi's in the second contest. Line Score Adams 030 040 2 — 9 9 0 Glenn 000 000 0 — 0 2 4 Adams: Steve Hensler and Don Romeo. Tome Cates (7th); Glenn: Terry Kaser. Dave Minter (5) and Dave Groves. Rob Moore (5). 2nd Game Adams 910 05 — 15 9 2 Glenn 000 00 — 0 2 13 Adams: George Ushela and Don Steinhilber; Glenn: Len Jaske, Jim Nunley (2) and Dave Groves, Bruce Tinkey (5). These games boosted Adams record to 8-2 and Glenn dropped to 4-4. Do We Want A More ABUNDANT LIFE? Community and other problems need solutions based on something for more substatnial and inspired than human reasoning alone. Come and learn how and where to find this divine guidance. Hear Paul K. Wavro of the Christian Science Board of Lectureship Sunday, April 25 - 2:30 At First Church Os Christ, Scientist 428 S. Michigan St., Plymouth Care provided for small children

Glenn Tops La Ville On Monday Glenn started Northern State Conference play as underdogs against LaVille. but topped the Lancers 7-5 as Barry Heim scattered five hits for his second victory. LaVille didn’t score until the fifth inning when Glenn began making errors, finishing with four in the final three innings. Offensively Glenn had 14 hits led by freshman third baseman Dale Merkle's three for four performance. Une Scolre Glenn 030 200 20 —7 14 4 LaVille 000 01103 — 5 5 4 Glenn: Barry Heim and Dave Groves; LaVille: Steve Magnuson, Jeff Kovatch (4), and Rick Plummer. The Falcons entertain North liberty on Thursday and will finish the week with a double header at Ore-gon-Davis Saturday. SCHOOL MENU John Glenn High School APRIL 26-30 MONDAY Hot dog on bun Later tots Buttered mixed vegetables Fruit Milk TUESDAY Johnny marzetti Buttered green beans Celery and carrot sticks Rice crispy square Bread and butter Milk WEDNESDAY Sloppy joe French fries or shoestring po tatoes Cole slaw Butter cake Milk THURSDAY Creamed chicken on biscuit Buttered corn Fruit salad Peanut butter cookie Biscuit and butter Milk

MAY 4 — VOTE For JIMMY CARTER Democratic Presidential Candidate South Bend Headquarters, 310 N. Michigan St., Ph. 233-3174 Paid Political Adv. By Walkerton Citizens To Elect Jimmy Carter

FESTIVAL ORI ENTALE Presented By “ZABRENA” Saturday, April 24 AMERICAN LEGION Plymouth, Indiana ARABIC, GREEK, EGYPTIAN & BELLY DANCING 6:00 Cocktails 7:00 Dinner 8:00 Show SB.OO Per Person Includes Dinner And Show Get Your Tickets Now At American Legion, Plymouth 935-9951 Or Aziza’s, Walkerton 586-2038

FRIDAY Orange juice Turkey salad sandwich Macaroni salad Buttered peas Spice cake Milk Urey Middle School APRIL 26-30 MONDAY Hot dog Buttered corn Cherrv cake Milk TUESDAY Hamburger and spaghetti Green beans Peanut butter and jelly sandwich Pears Milk WEDNESDAY Ham and beans Corn bread Lettuce salad Jello w ith fruit Milk THURSDAY Pizza burger Mixed vegetables Tapioca pudding Milk FRIDAY Macaroni and cheese Buttered cheese Peanut butter and jelly sandwich Whipped jello Milk IN MEMORIUM In memory of our beloved mother and grandmother. May V. Johnson, who passed away two years ago, April 24. You are in our hearts and thoughts always. We love you dearly and miss you so very, very much. Venetta Kelleher Patti. Alan and Megan Perry The little ads that bring big results — Our classified ads’