The Independent-News, Volume 102, Number 40, Walkerton, St. Joseph County, 10 March 1977 — Page 8

MARCH 10, 1977 - THE INDEPENDENT-NEWS

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Iwo Walkerton residents graduated from Indiana Vocational Technical College (Ivy Tech). South Bend, in ceremonies held on February 2". David I) Bolicnhocfcr graduated with honors from the Automotive Service program and Dianne S. Kranit/ received a technical certificate in Practical Nursing. R.E.A.L. SERVICES NUTRITION PROGRAM MARCH 14 - 18 MONDAY Juice Meat loaf ami grass Whipped potatoes Slewed tomatoes with bread cubes Peaches Rve bread and margarine Milk, coffee, tea TUESDAY Juice Ham and bean slew Perfet tion salad Pears ( ornbread and margarine Milk. tea. coffee WEDNESDAY Juice Macaroni with meat, tomato and cheese sauce Buttered broccoli Bread and margarine Yellow lemon cake Milk. tea. coffee THURSDAY Juice Corned beef and cabbage (Irish boiled dinner) Carrots and irish potatoes Roil and margarine Irish pears Milk. tea. coffee TRIDAY Tish square with tartar sauce or lemon I scalloped torn ( ole via* Apricots Bread and margarine Milk, tea, coffee SCHOOL MENU North Übcnv School* MARCH 14 • |K MONDAY Hot beef sand* k h Huffs whipped potatoes Assorted relishes Chilled fruit Butteruotc h bar Milk TUESDAY Me»kan taco (risp tater tots Tresh orange wedge C hocolate ice cream Milk

WEDNESDAY C hilled orange juice Hamburger on * arm bun Buttered green beans French fried potatoes Pineapple upside down cake Milk THURSDAY (St. Patrick s Day) Oven fried chicken Buttered golden corn Irish salad Bread and butter sandwich Peanut butter bar W hite or chocolate milk FRIDAY Fish crisp Au gratin potatoes Buttered mixed segetables C ornbread and butter Peach in pudding Milk Walkerton Elementary School MARC H 14 18 MONDAY Ravioli Buttered broccoli Jelly sandwich Rice krispie square Milk TUESDAY Creamed turkey on biscuit Hot biscuit Apple rings peaches Milk WEDNESDAY Barbecue sandwich Buttered nee Plums Milk THURSDAY Irish stew Cottage cheese Hot rolls Jello Milk FRIDAY Tomato soup and crackers Pranul butter and jelly sandwich Pineapple Milk Urey Middle School MARCH 14 IK MONDAY Hot dog Buttered corn Orange juice Gingerbread with peach sauce Milk TUESDAY T acm Buttered nee Frem h fries C ookie Applesauce Milk WEDNESDAY Spaghetti with hamburger Icttuce salad french bread pears Milk

THURSDAY Ham and beans Corn bread C elery sticks Punch Pineapple Milk FRIDAY Grilled cheese Green beans C arrot sticks Chocolate pudding Milk John Glenn High School MARCH 14 - 18 MONDAY Submarine sandwich Potato sticks Buttered corn Fruit Milk TUESDAY Goulash Buttered green beans Jello salad Cinnamon rolls Milk WEDNESDAY Chicken noodle soup and crackers Ham salad sandwich Celery and carrot sticks Pineapple upside down cake Milk THURSDAY Beef stew Tossed salad Apple sauce Cookies Bread and butter Milk FRIDAY Fish sandwich French fries Buttered peas Pudding Milk HOWELL, MICHIGAN WINS DISTRICT TOURNEY Howell. Michigan. Highlanders defeated Ann Arbor Pioneers 50-44 to win the District 5 Class A Tourney last Saturday night. Jerry Johnson, former Walkerton High School basketball player, is the coach of the Highlanders. His son. Jerry Johnson. Jr., was high point man and leading rebounder. Another son. Kenny, is also on the team. The Saturday before they won the Capital Circuit basketball crown for the first time since 1937. They defeated Catholic Central, of Lansing. Michigan 57-51. When Jerry went to Howell seven years ago the team had not won a game for two years. Their District Tourney is the same as our Sectional. Howell’s record is 12-2 in league play and Ib-4 overall. Both marks are school records. UNCOLN TWP. CLUB MEETS The Lincoln Township Homemakers Club met on Tuesday, March 1 at the Community Building with 28 members and three guests present. Mrs. George Pfieffer later became a member and other guests were Mary Beth Grad and Joseph Gard, of Illinois, visiting here with Mrs. Nedra Smith. The meeting was called to order by the president. Mrs. Hazel Arseneau, with the salute to the flag followed by the club creed. The treasurers report was given by Mrs. Smith and last months minutes were read by Helen Decker. Both reports were accepted as read. It was voted to give $25.00 to the Ambulance Fund. Mrs Lois Sherland was our pianist and we sang two Irish songs. ’ When Irish Eyes Were Smiling.” and "My Wild Irish Rose " The birthday song was sung to Mrs. Laura Malstaff Mrs. Roy Jackson gave the health and safety lesson. Mrs. Dorothy Walsh gave us the citizenship lesson which contained a lot of good advice. Mrs John Guttman gave us some changes in the Readers Digest of (921 and the April 1977 issues.

RECEIVES SERVICE AWARD

Charles Dobis. center, and wife Sherry, left, pharmacist-manager of Hook’s Drug Store, located at Walkerton, receives congratulations from J. Douglas Reeves, executive vice president of the 222 store Indianapolis based retail drug chain, as he receives a Silver Knight Community Service Award at a recent banquet in Indianapolis. Mr. Dobis was presented the award in recognition of outstanding activity in community service. He was one of 34 employees from the chain so honored in the annual awards program. Reservations to the Spring Hing must be in by April 7. The affair w ill be held on April 19. The spring tour will leave the Scottsdale Mall on April 1 and cost is $6.00. A pancake supper will be held at the LaVille School on March 2b from 4 to 8 p.m. with a bake sale also. Anyone wanting to bake anything or help at the supper are welcome. Proceeds will go to the Esther Singer Building, South Bend. Anyone wanting to go or to send baked goods should contact Hazel Arseneau. 58b-3572. New officers are Mrs. Arseneau. president; Ann Jackson, vicepresident; Hazel Schultz, treasurer and Mrs. Burnside, secretary. There will be cancer sewing next Wednesday. Someone, something special — Send a "Happy Ad" — just $1.00?

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NOTICE The Koontz Lake Senior Citizens will hold their next meeting on March 17 at 12:00 noon in the Koontz Lake Conservation club with a pot luck luncheon. Wearing of the green for St. Patrick's Day. CARDS THANKS I would like to thank all mv friends, relatives and neighbors for the many cards, visits and thoughts while I was in the hospital ami since I am home. Dale Stull LIMITED OFFER Add 6 inches of blown attic insulation for $150.00 for 1,000 aq. ft. Contact KOMFORT KONTROL CALL TOLL FREE I -800-552-2908 2tml7