The Independent-News, Volume 101, Number 50, Walkerton, St. Joseph County, 20 May 1976 — Page 19

School Menu North Liberty Schools MAY 24-28 MONDAY Hamburger on warm bun French fried potatoes Celery sticks Apple-cranberry sauce Cook’s choice cookie Milk TUESDAY School made pizza Buttered golden corn Fruit salad Ice cream cup Chocolate or white milk WEDNESDAY Submarine sandwich Frozen lima beans Fruit jello Strawberry shortcake with whipped topping Chocolate or white milk THURSDAY Cubed turkey in gravy Fluffly whipped potatoes Buttered chipped broccoli Crisp relishes with beet slices Birthday cake Milk FRIDAY Macaroni and cheese Little smokies Buttered peas Tossed salad with 1,000 island dressing Raisin batter bread Chilled pears

ATTENTION: LITTLE LEAGUERS Any parent of a Walkerton Little Leaguer Wishing To Have Their Child's Picture Taken This Year Must Fill Out The Blank Below AndMa.Ho: MICHAEL PEARISH P- 0. Box 153 Walkerton, Indiana 46574 NAME ADDRESS Phone Name of Team Parent’s Signature Upon Ordering Os Pictures Payment In Full Must Be Made 5tm27 ACHIEVEMENT Wear the ring with pride; use your energy and talent to build the better world. Community State Bank North Liberty

GIRLS’ BASKETBALL CAMP AT I.S.U. Girls’ Basketball camp for ages 12-18 will be offered for the first time by Indiana State University June 24-26. Sanctioned by the Indiana High School Athletic Association, the first annual ISU Girls' Basketball Camp will take place in the Women’s Physical Education Gym beginning at 9:00 a.m. on June 24. Designed to teach the essentials of basketball and to stress the concept of teamwork, the program will be conducted by Miss Edith Godleski, women's basketball coach, and members of the ISU women’s varsity basketball team. The three-day program will stress individual offensive and defensive fundamentals of basketball. Scheduled activities include conditioning drills and fundamentals such as ball handling, jumpshot, dribbling, defensive technique on the ball and away from the ball and rebounding. Also, free throw shooting and one-on-one tournaments are to be included. The program will close with dinner and awards at 4:00 p.m. June 26. with departure scheduled at 5:30 p.m. Early registration may be made prior to June 1 for $27.50. After June 1. the registration fee will be S3O. For students who elect to stay on campus, dormitory housing and

meals for the three-day camp will be available at an additional cost of $2".50 for registrations made before June 1. and for S3O after that date. Additional information mav be obtained from Miss Edith Godleski. Women's Physical Education Department. Indiana State University. FALCONETTES WIN NO. 9 Ihe John Glenn Falconettes racked up their ninth win in 12 tries when they defeated Plymouth on Wednesday, May 12, 78-27, in girls track. The Summary 100 yard dash —l. Marv Ann Martin (P). 2. Sandy McDonald (G), 3. Linda Trent (G); time 12.4 220 yard dash —l. Sandy McDonald (G), 2. Donna Hardesty (G). 3. Lynette Bowman (P); time 29.0 440 yard dash —l. Anne Garab

p . eopl ^ Wi,h ,imi,cd incomes are finding it difficult o meet todays housing costs. Renters need help in paving their owners need heln in n^vino * » P r monthly rent. HomehP ln P ? y, " g ,he,r P r °P er 'V loans they obtained £h. ereS ' ° n ,heir mor lß a K e S as well as heat, light, water, and regular maintenance costs.

We can offer help in the form of a monthly housing allowance check. This is not a loan. To see if you qualify, or know someone who might, call 233 9305, Ext. 640 Housing Allowance Office, Inc. 620 North Michigan South Bend, Indiana

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(G). 2. Carol Cushman (P). 3. Terri South (G); time 68.1 880 yard run —l. Sue Carter (G). 2. Kathy Ransbottom (G). 3. Jane Cushman (P); time 2:51.7 Mile run — I. Carol Cushman (P). 2. Kathy Rohrer (G), 3. Barb Mann (G); time 6:00.3 80 yard low hurdles —l. Kathy Flaugher <G). 2. Stockman (P). 3. Judy Zahrn (G); time 13.3 Shot put —l. Pam Skiles (G). 2. Barb Mann (G). 3. Kerri Gardner (G): distance 29'2" Long jump— I. Linda! rent (G). 2. Kathy Keiser (P). 3. Anne Garab (G); distance 14’8" High jump — I. Carolyn Beatty (P), 2. Julie Ryan (G), 3. Rhonda Aitken (G); height 4'7" Softball throw — Barb Mann (G). Kerri Gardner (G). 3. Yvonne Snokc(P); distance 163'

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THE INDEPENDENT-NEWS - MAY 20, 1976

880 yard relay —l. John Glenn (Arlene Zahrn. Donna Hardesty, Lisa Creed, Sandy McDonald); time 1:59.7 880 medlev relay —l. John Glenn (Lisa (reed. Delia Huffstetter, Lauric Sarber. Anne Garab); time 2:09.5 440 yard relav — I John Glenn (Arlene Zahrn. Delia Huffstetter. Laurie Sarber. I mda Trent); time 56.6 INSTALLATION MAY 22 The Walkerton Post 189 Amen can Legion and Auxiliary will join in the installation of new officers on Saturday. May 22 at 8:00 p.m. The Nappanee installation team will give the ceremony. Refresh ments and a dance will follow Be a defensive driver — alwavs!

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