The Independent-News, Volume 103, Number 25, Walkerton, St. Joseph County, 24 November 1977 — Page 8

NOVEMBER 24. 1977 - THE INDEPENDENT-NEWS

NORTH LIBERTY Mr. and Mrs. Warren Kaslee, of Wooster. Ohio, visited Frances McDaniel over the week end. It was such a pleasure to see and visit with them. Sunday ten guests enjoyed a Spanish dinner at the Mrs. Effie Hammaker residence. Special guests were Mr. Vidal Tomasino and Mr. Miguel Tomasino. They are Walter Tomasino's father and older brother. Walter is an exchange student staying at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Ted Wcsolek. in Wakarusa Other guests were Mr. and Mrs. Everett Huff. Steff Huff. Mrs. Wcsolek. Christy Wesolek and Edwardo Sigucnza. The Tomasino family arc from El Salvador. Central America. Mrs. Inez Mechtel and Frances McDaniel are spending Thanksgiving with Don and Shirley McDaniel and family, in Rolling Meadows. Illinois. Don't forget the Thanksgiving candlelight meditation service on Wednesday evening at 7:30 p.m. at the North Liberty Church of Christ. Everyone is welcome. CHRISTMAS PROGRAM DECEMBER 1 The North Liberty Elementary Christmas program will be held on Thursday. December 1 at ‘’:00 p.m. in the high school gym. NOTICE The North Liberty Business Association will meet on Tuesday. November 29. at ":30 a.m. at the Re Lax Inn. SEASON TICKETS GO ON SALE Basketball season tickets will go on sale Monday. November 28 at North Liberty High School. Prices are SIO.OO for adults and $6.00 for students. There will be eight home games. Tickets at the door are $2.00 for adults and $1.25 for students. TRI KAPPA NEWS Mr. Edward Harding, an art instructor at Ivy Tech. South Bend, was the featured speaker at the November 9 meeting of Zeta Pi chapter of Tn Kappa in the home of Mrs. Jerry Knepp. North Liberty. He spoke on the background and styles of famous artists and gave tips on the purchase of good paintings. A report on the recent Kappa Kupboard Bazaar was given bv Mrs. John Camblin. The organization voted to sponsor a local Blue Bird group. Mrs. Howard Jones reported that a total of $18" (X) had been collected from the sale of Kidney Foundation meter measuring sticks. A Christmas party for members and spouses will be held on Sunday evening. December 4. at tl.e home of Mrs Edward Harding. Mrs Vaughn Eastburn, the local chairman for the March of Dimes, has asked the group s assistance in soliciting funds during the month of January Those interested were to tell Mrs Audinc Manuel The next meeting will be held on Wednesday. December 14, at the home of Mrs. Audinc Manuel, with each member to bring her Christmas specialty food dish. Refreshments were served by cohostessess Mrs Dale Sheneman and Mrs Howard Jones SCHOOL MENU North Liberty Schools NOVEMBER 28 DECEMBER 2 MONDAY

Hot beef sandwich Fluffy whipped potatoes Crisp carrot circles Apple crisp Milk TUESDAY Baked tuna supreme Buttered peas Tossed salad with sweet-sour dressing Buttered hot roll ice cream bar WEDNESDAY School made doughboy burger Crisp celery stick Buttered green beans Fruit cocktail in gelatin Chocolate or white milk THURSDAY Escalloped chicken Fluffy whipped potatoes Crisp lettuce salad Yam my Muffin Cinnamon apple slices Milk FRIDAY Breaded fish square on a warm bun Tartar sauce Parsley buttered potatoes Buttered mixed vegetables Peach in pudding Milk St. Patrick's School NOVEMBER 28 - DECEMBER 2 MONDAY Hot dog on bun Potato chips Buttered peas Peanuts Milk TUESDAY Chicken noodle soup with crackers Cottage cheese Fruit cocktail Cookie Milk WEDNESDAY Meat loaf Mashed potatoes and gravy Buttered green beans Gingerbread Milk THURSDAY Vegetable beef soup with crackers Cheese sandwich Carrot sticks Apple crisp Milk FRIDAY Breaded fish fillets French fries Tossed salad Cake Milk Urey Middle School NOVEMBER 28 - DECEMBER 2 MONDAY Hamburger on bun Corn Carrot sticks Cheese ca*:e Milk TUESDAY Creamed chicken on biscuits Biscuit and butter Cranberry sauce Sliced peaches Milk WEDNESDAY Hot turkey on bun Green beans Celery sticks Spice cake Milk THURSDAY Hot dog Peas Sauerkraut Chocolate pudding Milk FRIDAY Grilled cheese Tomato soup Crackers Fruit cocktail Milk SURPRISE ANNIVERSARY PARTY GIVEN Sunday evening. November 20. a surprise 26th anniversary party for Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Lancaster. Sr.. Riley Road, was given by their children. Mr. and Mrs. Gene Beeman, of Alexandria. Indiana

and Clyde Lancaster. Jr., Riley Road. Forty-eight guests came from Niles, Michigan; Indianapolis, Alexandria, Mishawaka, South Bend, Lakeville. Walkerton and North Liberty. They received many beautiful gifts and were really surprised. North Liberty Lists First Honor Roll The first nine week grading period honor roll for North Liberty High School has been released as follows: SENIORS High Honora Alan L. Seiner Debra Sheneman Mary L. Vukovits Gregory A. Weiss Regular James M. Borders Kevin Campbell Thomas Chamberlin Penny J. Cline Beth A. Dixon Robert C. Downs Colleen A. Eckhart Donna Fries Dennis D. Gordon Robert Hartsough James Herter Susan M. Konopka Kay Liggett Susan Mason Sue A. Morris Eric Naragon Brian J. Nixon Diane Price Rebecca Salyer Sarah Marie Salyer Laurel Smith Philip J. Smith Sham Snyder Connie A. Szmanda Scott L. Toner Kardle Winnicki Karen K Wolff Frank Bertolan JUNIORS High Honora Mary Jo Morey Byron Leigh Shetler Regular Kathleen Albert Brent Chamberlin Ricki Lee Davis Lisa Deck Bonnie Dow ns Kim D. Dunnuck Connie Eckhart John W. Fair Sharon L. Gostola Georgia A. Grygiel Gretchen M. Gumz John Hanson Bonnie Ly nn Heim Holly Jackson Jennifer A. Jones Sonya G. Kelley Janet L. Knowlton Lisa Marie Kobold Loraine L. Lacay Stephen A. Maenhout Randy L. Moreno Rick Allen Morman Matthew Mroczkiewicz Suzanne Kay Mueller Roger S. Piotrowicz Janet Reeder Mary A. Renbarger Lisa A. Rizek Nancy L. Rokop Ann E. Sailer Trudy M. Skiles Vickie J. Springman Richard S. Stewart Michael J. Strycker Drward Swoverland Cindy A. Weeks SOPHOMORES High Honora Tamara D Addison Suzanne M Hartsough Jill A. Knowlton Debra A. Kronk Shelley A Loucks Janet K. Ross Daniel P. Sheneman Diane M. Smith Regular Todd A. Allsop Dean E. CanSteven S. Carter Mary G. Chamberlin Teena (lark

Mark Crutchfield Vicki L. Davis Lisa E. Doan Nancy H. Goodman John W. Gouker Janiece S. Gowin Philip F. Haluda Chantelle C. Harding Elizabeth Humphries Patrice S. Jaworski Mark W. Judd Ann R. Kenkel Nancy L. Koch Diane K. Liechty Kelly A. Medlin Elizabeth J. Miller Robert E. Mueller Sarah J. Newcomb Robert E. Nyair Angelina M. Papoi Thomas J. Patrick Jay Alan Richmond James M. Rizek Kathryn D. Robinson Janet M. Schultz Lonnie W. Shetler Anthony J. Skowronek Jeffrey h D. Toner Jerry Ullery Jr. Mark D. VanderHagen Kathleen A. Vukovits Jeffrey E. Wiley Michael B. Wolff Mark Zellers FRESHMEN High Honora Kathleene M. Kenkel Mark Luxnat Regular Todd D. Burch

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