The Independent-News, Volume 103, Number 38, Walkerton, St. Joseph County, 23 February 1978 — Page 7

North Liberty List Second Honor Roll The North Liberty High School second grading period honor roll has been released as follows: GRADE 12 High Honors Donna Fries Sharri Snyder Mary L. Vukovits Gregory A. Weiss Regular .James M. Borders Kevin Campbell Thomas Chamberlin Penny J, Cline Beth A. Dixon Robert C. Downs Dennis D. Gordon Robert Hartsough James Herter Susan M. Konopka Kay Liggett Susan Mason David Miller Sue A. Morris Eric Naragon Brian J. Nixon Diane Price Rebecca Salyer Sarah Mane Salyer Alan L. Seiner Debra Shcneman Laurel Smith Philip J. Smith Scott L. Toner Karole Winnicki Karen K Wolff Jaime Zawadzki GRADE 11 High Honors Mary Jo Morey Byron Leigh Shetler Regular Kathleen Albert Ricki Lee Davis Lisa Deck Bonnie Downs Kim D. Dunnuck Nieves Gallegos Sharon L. Gostola Cindy K. Graves Georgia A. Grygicl Gretchen M. Gum? John Hanson Bonnie Lynn Heim Jennifer A. Jones Sonya G. Kelley Janet 1. Knowlton Lisa Maric Kobold Loraine L. Lacay Stephen A Maenhout

WK HIPPY IDS Congratulations Happy Birthday JOSEPH GRANDMA YELACHICH NEXT DOOR WHO STUDIED HARD AND GOT HIS PROMOTION We At The Lake Are Proud Os SHF KRY Our Joe Happy Birthday Happy Late 808 SCHULTZ Birthday Who Is Now 48 GRANDPA From YOUR YOUNGER SISTER Lose ELSIE AND 808 SHERRY

Rick Allen Morman Matthew Mroczkiewicz Suzanne Kay Mueller Roger S. Pietrow icz Lisa A. Rizek Ann E. Sailer Trudy M. Skiles David A. Spriggs Vickie J. Springman Richard S.Stewart Michael J. Stryckcr Rory Vaughn Beth A. Veclotch Cindy A. Weeks GRADE 10 High Honors Suzanne M Hartsough Patrice S. Jaworski Debra A. Kronk Shelley A. Loucks Daniel P. Shencman Diane M. Smith Nubia Villalta Regular Tamara D. Addison Todd A. Allsop Teri Blad Dean E. Carr Steven S. Carter Andrea Castle Mary G. Chamberlin Teena Clark Vicki L. Davis Lisa E. Doan Brian L. Donathcn Nancy H. Goodman John W.Gouker Antrhony F Haluda Chantelle C. Harding David A. Hartsough Elizabeth Humphries Mark W. Judd Ann R Kenkel Jill A. Knowlton Nancy L. Koch Diane K licchts Kelly A. Medlin Robert F Mueller Sarah J. Newcomb Robert E. Nyari Angelina M Papoi I homas J Patrick Jas Alan Richmond James M. Rizek Kathry n D Robinson Janet K Ross Anthons J. Skowron Jeffrev D I oner Jerrs Ullers Jr Mark I) Vanderhagen Kathleen A Vukovits Jeffres E. Wiles Michael B Wolff Phil Haluda GRADE 9 High Honors Patricia Geddes

Regular John Brandt Todd D. Burch Ann J. Chamberlin Philip S. Eberly Justine M. Foresman Staci Fuller Sherry A. Grobitz Moira Headlee Maria Heim Sandra Kelley Kathleene M. Kenkel Connie D. Lonzo Mark Luxnat Karen M. Malkowski Sandra Miko Robin M. Piotrowicz Robin I. Reinhold Ann M. Rzepnicki Amy D. Seiner Annette L. Shoue Jay R. Smith Beth M. Snavelv Daniel J. Stevens Tina M. Szynski Richard Stefaniak Local Team Wins Tourney The St. Joe County Merchants, led by former Jackson and John Glenn standouts, captured the first annual Bi-County Independent Basketball tournament held at the Greene school on Saturday, February 18, by defeating a strong La Porte Farmers team 50-40. Ilie Merchants featured a bal anced attack with scoring from Alan Smith and John Manchow, from Jackson, coupled with the strong rebounding of John Harness, Jeff Morris and Bob Gerber, all previous John Glenn players. Also among the usual starters is Dan Smith, who also played at Jackson. I his was the initial year for the tourney which was well represent ed with six area teams from LaPorte. Walkerton. South Bend and North Liberty. W'ith name players such as Pat Maglev (LaSalle), Steve Austin (Adams), and Bill Werner and Steve Mixis, from South Central, the tourney included several close games and should be even stronger next year. The Merchants gained a berth in the finals by defeating the No. 1 Wolf’s Den team from Walkerton You want corn that dries down fast without a yield cut. You know what to plant Pioneer, brand corn So see your Pioneer salesman now. while the choice of kernel sizes is best. Howard & Tom Clingenpeel 586-2774 656-3247 PIONEER SEED CORN PIONEER HI BRED INTERNATIONAL, INC TIPTON. INDIANA 46076 * Registered trademark o’ Pioneer Hi Bred International Inc . Des Mornes lowa USA 6tmJop

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on a last second shot by Bob Gerber. Both of these teams were entries from our own Walkerton Independent League. SHAMROCK FRESHMEN END WINNING SEASON By Harry Girffey The North Liberty Shamrock freshman basketball team ended their snow-shortened season bv downing the visiting John Glenn Falcons in a close contest 27-23. Defense is what did the trick as the Shamrocks used a match-up zone and the four corner offense in the second half. The Shamrocks finish with a 9-5 record while Glenn fell to a 6-10. JOHNSON TOWNSHIP HOMEMAKERS MEET The Johnson Township Extension Homemakers Club met on Wednesday afternoon, Februars 15, at the Community Building with 19 members present. Mrs. Brooke Bowers, president, opened the meeting with the group singing and accompanied by Mrs. Orville Kiinedinst. Mrs. Bowers read a poem. ‘ ‘ Three Davs of Gold. ’ ’ Mrs. Martha Mull gave the health and safety lesson on the different types of flu. Mrs. FJburt Place, citizenship chairman, gave the Februars report on Lincoln and Washington, and told of the acceptance of the Getty sburg Address, at the time it was given. A nominating committee was ap pointed as Mrs. Amos Bicrlv, Mrs. Place and Mrs. John Williams to serve. Mrs. Charles Daube and Mrs. Bowers will get the lesson for the February 24 meeting on what’s new m the supermarket. The style show was announced for March 30. The March meeting will be a pot luck dinner beginning at 12:30 with a guest day and white elephant sale planned. The meeting closed with the parting shot. “He who loves not his country . can love nothing." Lhe refreshments were served

Red Cherries for Festive Desserts rA-;?. Would vou like t<> have a dessert that - ea-s to gise. -imph and yet something really s^M-cial ’ How about a de-sert party a delightful was to pas back obligations, or to enhance a meeting, or welcome neighlsir hood newcomer- Lhe dessert parts can lx either in after lunch or after supper affair, hut it is de-igned for unhurried -mall talk and a cozy, relaxed atmosphere Set sour table graciously and appropriateds around the feature of sour menu beautiful and delightful cheese cakes topped with lot- of tug. juns red cherrie Bi tter make enough tor -econd- Imh.uw cherry cheese cake- are -ure to make a big hit with everyone MINI (HERR^ ( HEESE ( \KES 1 2 cup sugar I S ounce patkagt ream 112 tahle-pxm- cornstarch chee-e -oftened 11 [xiund can red tart 1 3 cup sugar pitted cherries 1 egg Red food coloring 2 teaspoons lemm juice 3 4 cup chocolate cooky or 1 2 teaspoon saniL i gingersnap crumbs i 12 cookies) Combine 1 2 cup sugar and cornstarch in a saucepan Stir in cherries and juice Cook, st irring constant Is , until mixture boils and thickens Add red coloring and cool lane 12 muffin cups with paper bake cups: -px»n about 1 tablespoon cooks crumbs into each bake cup Beat together cream cheese. 1 3 cup sugar egg, lemon juice and vanilla until smooth Pour over crumbs Bake in a 375 oven for 15 minutes or until set (’ool Top each cheese* cake with 3 tablespoons cherry -auce Makes 12 cheese cakes

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