The Independent-News, Volume 104, Number 16, Walkerton, St. Joseph County, 21 September 1978 — Page 3

School Menus St. Patrick School SEPTEMBER 25 - 29 MONDAY Goulash Cornbread with butter Peas with butter Cranberry sauce Cookie Milk TUESDAY Sloppy joe on shcool made bun Potato chips Carrot sticks Apple crisp Milk WEDNESDAY Chicken salad sandwich Baked beans Taster’s choice Buttered green beans Cinnamon roll Milk THURSDAY Ground beef stew over mashed potatoes Tossed salad Garlic bread Applesauce Milk FRIDAY Tuna noodle casserole Buttered peas Roll and butter Peaches Milk North Liberty Elementarv SEPTEMBER 25 - 29’. MONDAY Pizza burger Buttered green beans Celery sticks Peach cobbler Milk TUESDAY Brow n county smokies Fluffy whipped potatoes Sauerkraut Carrot coins School made roll Rosy applesauce Chocolate or white milk WEDNESDAY School made pizza Buttered com Cucumber wedge Strawberry glace with whipped

Your Friendly BURGER DAIRY STORE FRIDAY & SATURDAY SEPTEMBER 22 & 23 Borger’s Cottage Cheese u 69C Orange Drink “ 89C Burger's FamSy Pak Ice Cream “ $1.89 Smorgas Pak u $1.59 Eekrich Hot Dogs u $1.39 Mushroom Pizza - $2,391 Sausage Pizza $1.99 — Moonlight Madness Sale — 7.-00 - 9:00 P.M. Orange Drink “ 79c „ 9:00 - e^e p m. Barger a Cottage Cheese 63C 9:00 - 10:00 P.M. Tombstone Pizza. ^51.79 10:00 - 11:00 P.M. Ice Cream ' ■ O,l $1.15

cream Milk THURSDAY Submarine sandwich Buttered broccoli Chilled pear slices Birthdav cake Milk FRIDAY Macaroni and cheese Corn on the cob Creamy cole slaw with shredded carrots Bread and butter Peanut butter bar Milk Walkerton Elementary School SEPTEMBER 25 - 29 Ravioli Buttered broccoli Bread and butter Rice krispie Milk TUESDAY Pork sandwich Sweet potatoes Buttered green beans Jello Milk WEDNESDAY Pizza burger Buttered corn Applesauce Milk THURSDAY Hamburger gravy on whipped potatoes Tossed salad Bread and butter Fruit cocktail Milk FRIDAY Macaroni and cheese Stewed tomatoes Peanut butter and jelly sandwich Pineapple Milk Urey Middle School SEPTEMBER 25 - 29 MONDAY Pork barbecues on bun Buttered carrots Pickle slices Applesauce Milk TUESDAY Taco Corn

Sliced pears Cookie Milk WEDNESDAY Chicken and noodles Lettuce salad Peanut butter and jelly sandwich Spice bars Milk THURSDAY Pizza burgers Buttered peas Carrot sticks Fruit cocktail Milk FRIDAY Grilled cheese Green beans Potato sticks Peaches Milk John Glenn High School SEPTEMBER 25 - 29 MONDAY Hot dog on bun Buttered rice Coni Fruit Milk TUESDAY Johnny marzetti Buttered green beans Tossed salad Banana bread and butter Milk WEDNESDAY Barbeque on bun Tri taters Buttered peas and canots Chocolate cake Milk THURSDAY Hot turkey sandwich Mashed potatoes and gravy Celery sticks Fruit Milk FRIDAY Fish crisp Buttered peas Potato salad Jello Bread and butter

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THE INDEPENDENT-NEWS - SEPTEMBER 21, 1978

WOMAN’S COMMUNITY CLUB HEARS SPEAKER Ihe meeting of the Woman’s Community Club of Walkerton was held at the Community Building on Friday. September 15. The president, Mrs. Robert Bowman. opened the meeting quoting the first section of the Collect: “Keep us, God. from pettiness, let us be large in thought, in word, in deed," and asked that members use this thought in their daily lives. Devotions were given by Mrs. William Hughes. Mrs. Joseph Sills, President Elect of St. Joseph County, Indiana Federation of Clubs, was the guest speaker. Mrs. Sills, a very charming lady, gave several humorous readings from the writings of Erma Bombeck. The corresponding secretary, Dorothea Brenner, read a letter from Tom Scanlon, nursing scholarship winner of the club, detailing his activities for the 1978 term and thanking the members for the scholarship. Mrs. Rudolph Eider reported that two tables and a 100 cup coffee maker had been purchased and donated to the Community Club. Hostesses for the day were Mrs. Roy Hostetter, chairman, Mrs. James Gray. Mrs. Stanley Gryb, Mrs. Rov Powell, and Mrs. Clvde Walz. Ten new members were accepted into membership: Mrs. Frank Atkisson, Mrs. George Behnke, Mrs. Roman Brehm, Mrs. Herbert Carlson, Mrs. Paul Drake, Mrs. George Ferverda, Mrs. Stanley Karn, Mrs. George Myers, Mrs. Arthur Onika and Mrs. Emil Vische. Mrs. Bowman encouraged members to attend the district convention to be held at the First Baptist Church, Rochester, Indiana, on October 12. The district has asked that members donate an article to be auctioned off at this convention.

Ihe birthdays of Mrs. Howard Ferguson. Mrs. Victor Schmidt, and Mrs. Stanley Grvb were celebrated. The meeting was closed with the repeating of the Collect by all members present. SENIOR CITIZENS ARE ROLLING AGAIN The senior citizen bowlers were off to a good start with 17 bowling and nine spectators on Wednesday, September 13. Our champion from last season Stan Labno, had a 498 series with a 198 game and our top lady bowler, Sally Barna, had a 461 series with a 186 game. Not bad for 60 plus. By the end of the third game most of our bones were creaking and cracking but give us a couple of weeks and we will be back in form again. Don't forget, seniors, you are all welcome to join us at the Pizza Bowl Lanes, Walkerton, at 2:00 p.m. every Wednesday. NOTICE I will not be responsible for any debts other than made bv mvself. John Whitmer. Jr. 3tosp Man is mighty, no doubt, but insects bother men more than men bother insects! PABTB For AH major Appliances KAM TV AAPPLIANCES SALES A SEMItt WALKERTON SSS-2SS2 Bring Model Number Or Ota part