The Independent-News, Volume 102, Number 50, Walkerton, St. Joseph County, 19 May 1977 — Page 20

MAY 19, 1977 - THE INDEPENDENT-NEWS

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Ihe annual John Glenn High School Future Farmers of America awards banquet was held May 11 at the American legion in Walkerton. Ken Bolze. a senior, won the DeKalb award for scholarship and leadership Watches were received bv Tom Einspahr. Charles Hostetler. Koger Cowen and Ken Bolze. Rod Keeling received the green hand award for his outstanding supervised farming program. The top three seed salesmen. Rod Keeling. Curt Cole, and Norm Barden, received small cash awards. The following parents were

Kiddies-Can -Do-H Cobb Shinn "J JOo You Know f Vz 77?<z- /V<^/77e^- [ ’ Os This Anim^f ? |hMHh - 31 ■JI.-> name la onr or ihe noat < urlnua ml*tak<'< tho >ou will And tn & A * 3 ” an 'msl kincdom In no wen^r in he a piit nor li he any ralaiion to a cuinea. ><-t »<<all him a mnu pu- tm*n In South Amerha. hit natnr home, hr pm. to the name of ravy Study thia lot, ©f tangled line* carefully. and •«• it you <an .... hH ph ture In them, when > । are sure that, have domkerH it. take your pencil and iry to t i out all tin- utinni aai) hn« a ami have a large picture of • guinea pig. I DANCING I DISCO DANCING I WEDNESDAY & SATURDAY I Al I BOB’S BAR Walkerton I 9:30 * 1:30

awarded honorary chapter farmer degrees for their cooperation and assistance in working with the F.F.A.: Herald Hostetler. Jr.. Jack Ryan, Jim Keeling and Ed Keeling. Pictured left to right: Rod Keeling. Charles Hostetler. Roger Cowen. Curt Cole. Ken Bolze. Tom Einspahr and Norm Barden. NOTICE TO TAXPAYERS OF PROPOSED ADDITIONAL APPROPRIATIONS NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN the taxpayers of Walkerton Civil Town. St. Joseph. Indiana, that the proper legal officers of said civil town at their regular meeting place at 7:00

o'clock p.m., on the 6th das of June. I9’", will consider the following reappropriations for the current year. From I I DI R \I RI VI NI I SHARING I RI S I FI ND Account 26 Other contrac tual Services S4.(XX).(X) To: Gl M RAI U NI): Account 13 — Salary of Marshal and Deputy Marshals $3,566.00 Account 62 Retirement and Smial Securitv I own Share $234.(X) Account 63 — Health Insurance ■ Town Share S2(X).(X) to be transferred out of previously appropriated funds on hand and to be received. Taxpayers appearing at such meeting shall have a right to be heard thereon. The additional appropriations as finally made will be referred to the State Board of Fax Commissioners, which board, upon receipt, will hold a further hearing within fifteen (IS) days at the County Auditor's office of said county, or at such other place as may be designated. At such hearing. taxpayers objecting to any of such additional appropriations may be heard. Interested taxpayers may inquire of the County Auditor when and where such hearing will be held. Dated this 9th day of May. 1977. Kathryn S. Tiede, Clerk-Treasurer 2tml9 Present Art Awards At John Glenn The following students were presented Certificates of Merit for their works submitted to the Regional Art Show. South Bend: Tom Youdbulis, Ron Seekings, Laurie Sarber. Jody Lowry. Kim Keeling. Kevin Hawk and Laura DeSimone. Receiving certificates of merit and gold keys were: Civ de Gaw . Gerald Hahn. Tim Kozuch. Terri Lifford. Denise Lowry, Terri South and Dick Jones. Winning honors at the National Art Show, held in New York, were: lim Kozuch and Dick Jones.

500 Time Trials Continue

fc*" ~ _ —wrng~ _ ~ 1 u - "IS., w - B&^^p Bobby Unter, Gordon Johncock and A.J. Foyt (left to right) art three of the six former 500 winners at the Indianapolis Speed way again this year. The othera are Al Unser, Mario Andretti and Johnny Rutherford.

The Indianapolis Motor Speed way is a very busy place this week as all race entrants, who failed to earn starting positions in the May 29 event last Saturday and Sunday, prepare for the last two days of official tune trials Gates to the grounds will be opened at 9 a in on both days, with the track available for

GLENN GIRLS BLANK NORTH LIBERTY IN TENNIS I he John Glenn girls tennis team won their third match against no defeats in Northern State Conference play Monday night as they topped North Liberty 7-0. The win also raised the Glenn record to 4-5 overall all. The matches were played on the North I iberty courts. Individual Summarv SINGLES Anita Ecker (G) defeated Nancy Goodman (NI.) 6-4. 6-0 Sherri Carlson (G) defeated Ann Kenkel (NL) 6-3. 6-0 Cristy Rausch (G) defeated Laurel Smith (NL) 6-2, 6-1 Sandy McDonald (G) defeated Lori Hummer (NL) 6-0. 6-2 Terri South (G) defeated Jenny Jones (NL) 6-2. 6-2 DOUBLES

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practice at the same hour on Saturday and at 10 o'clock on Sunday Time trials will get underway at 11 o'clock on Saturday and at noon on Sunday Admission will be $3 per per son Tin* Race Dav lineup behind the Oldsmobile pace car is limited to the 33 fastest entries on the basis of their perform

Sherri Farrar and Keri Gardner (G) defeated Janet Knowlton and Suzanne Mueller (NL) 3-6, 6-3, 7-5 Annette Peterson and Nancy Peterson (G) defeated Bonnie Downs and Marv Jo Morev (NL) 6-2. 6-0 UREY TEAMS FALL IN TRACK The Urey Middle School track teams were defeated in a meet at Walkerton on Thursday night hv Knox and Culver. The seventh grade teams found Knox totaling 4S points. Culver 30 3 /« and Urev 25'<. Urey winners were Tom Raines in the shot put and Tracv Amor in the 440 yard dash. In the eighth grade action Culver finished with 59' j points, Knox 30'/j and Urey 22. Brian Parker won the long jump and 60 yard dash for Urey w hile Grant Walmoth won the low hurdles.

ante in the lune trials ami the traditional bumping" prove dure will start as soon as 33 cars have completed their four lap runs against the clock At that point, later qualifiers must exceed the speed of a previous qualifier in order to earn a starting position The six fastest qualifiers each day will receive cash awards ranging from $1,200 to S2UO They also will be eligible to share additional cash prizes totalling $5.5(X) for the 10 fastest over all qualifiers, includ ing those who made their runs last week-end. The full purse for the race is expected to exceed $1,000,000 for the eighth straight year After the completion of Sunday’s program at 6 p.m. th? track will be closed until Race Day except for a final threehour practice session on May 26 for the 33 cars in the starting lineup and two alternates Several veteran drivers are among those who still must make their qualification runs and a great deal of interest also will be centered this week end on rookies trying to get into the rich event for the fust time