The Independent-News, Volume 104, Number 20, Walkerton, St. Joseph County, 19 October 1978 — Page 9

PIE BAKING CONTEST _ *' * *A J ■P^ r * *~ < '^^^ '■ “ .. s** •• '<*’ > ’•A. - ... — r*>* , * * aOM . 2 ^k\\ IV. Bill in |||y I r '^^t^'* 4w — photo by Michael Pearish The homey aroma of apple pie drifted into the hallways at North Liberty High Schixil last week. The source of this tempting scent was the sixth annual pie baking contest. The Foods and Nutrition class competed by kitchens in baking the most attractive, flakey and delicious two-crust apple pie. Each year. Mr. Don Eberly provides the apples, and awards prizes for the winners. This year the best pie number one was baked by Rhonda Fisher. Lori Hummer and Vic Solmos. Iwo kitchens tied for second place; students Brent Chamberlin. Michelle Hanley. Meshell Minton. Loretto Roe. John Summers and Shari Ireber were runners-up. Judges for the contest were Mrs. Joanne Bendall, Coordinator of Home Economics; Mr. Joseph Lawecki, assistant principal of North Liberty High School; Rev. A. P Wenger; Mrs. Kenneth Holder read; Mrs. Arthur Veclotch; Mrs. Paul CHngenpeei; and Mr. Don Eberly.

Set Donkey Basketball Game Here Nov. 3 A: John Glenn High School. America's craziest and most unpredictable sport. Donkey Basketball, will be featured at the John Glenn gym at 7:30 p.m. on Friday. November 3. The teams will be made up of Faculty versus Sunshine Girls; and Glenn Gang versus the girls volleyball team. The Donkey Basketball game is sponsored by the John Glenn Sunshine Society. Advance tickets are available from any John Glenn Sunshine Girl and will be available at the door. BOWLING NEWS Walkerton Kings & Queens Cut Dps 21 Lucks Strikes I 7 II

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Hot Shots 15 13 Honey Ko’s 14 14 Alley Cats 14 14 Lucky Four 12 16 Twinkle Toes 10 18 Jokers 9 19 High team scries: Twinkle Toes 2029, Cut Ups 1974. Aliev Cats 1919. High team game: Twinkle Toes 726. Cut Ups 692. lucky Strikes 670. Men high individual series: Rick Eby 540. Dick Eby 527, Rick Carpenter 519 Men high individual game: Rick Eby 198. Mel Divine 198. Fred Stratton 19| Women high individual series: Sally Wardlow 514. Rubv Stratton 507, Dene Hensley 498. Women's high individual game: Sally Wardlow 104. Rubv Stratton 189, Dene Hensley 184. Special mention: Norine Divine 179 and Walkerton Smith 487. 190. Wednesday Night Indies American Door 21 Savoie Construction 1” II Pizza Bow I Lanes 15 13

Kingsbury Locker 14 14 1 Beaver Realty 14 14 TV Center 12 16 ' J& T Drywall 12 16 1 Precision Pallet 9 19 High team series: Savoie Construction 2197, American Door 2173. Pizza Bowl Lanes 2164. High team game: Kingsbury Locker 811. American Door 748. ■ Savoie Construction 733. High individual senes: Carleen Mann 549. Cheryl Erdelyi 538. Louise Whitmer 531. High individual game: Pat Orcutt 220. Louise Whitmer 200. Carleen I Mann 197. Suburban League । Falcon Inn 15 9 Modern Steel 14 10 Stump Jumpers 13 II 1 M. J. Package 13 11 Johnson's Insurance 12 12 Precision Pallet II 13 Ray's Supermarket 9 15 Nusbaum-Elkin 9 15 High team scries scratch: Modern Steel 2574. Ray's Supermarket 2450, Falcon Inn 2404. 1 High team game scratch: Falcon

THE INDEPENDENT-NEWS — OCTOBER 19, 1978

TRAP GREY FOX ■ i I — photo bv Michael Pearish John Deavers, left, and Tons and Tim Gaw, Walkerton, set a fox trap ofl First Road on North Ule Trail along the B A 0 Railroad hoping to catch a red fox. but were lucky enough to trap a silver gray fox. a rare find in this part of the state. Ihe way we killed it was to crush the skull with an axe without making him bleed. You can't ruin the fur because that lowers the price value." John remarked. A fur of the silver gray fox is worth up to $"5.00 at a fur dealer.

Inn 903. Modern Steel 869. Rav's Supermarket 864 High individual series scratch: Jim Millice 608, Ralph Persinger 601 High individual series handicap: Ken Bolze "15. Ralph Persinger 692, Al Glicklev 659. High individual game handicap Earl Scott 259, Ralph Persinger 258, Ken Bolze 258. Friday Morning Coffee League । Dairy Queen 21 , Koontz Lake Hardware 16 12 , Avon 16 12 । Collins Construction 15 13 Truckstops of America 8 20 Tomenko Service 8 20 High team series: Kwntz Lake Hardware 1701, Avon 1700, Tomenko Service 1654. High team game: Koontz Lake । Hardware 612. Avon 604, Collins Construction 598. High individual series: Donna Wcxid 502. Carol Aitken 484, Ruby Stratton 464. High individual game: Carol Aitken 179. Donna Wood 178, 170, Rubv Stratton 170. I Monday Night Ladies Mini Shop 27 5 Beaver Realty 20 12 Huhnke’s Service 17*21114 1 2 J A W. Oil 15 I 7 Dairy Queen 15 17 Roy's Worm Farm 11'i 21*2 Hidden Bu Lee Salon II 21 Hi De Ho 11 21 High team series: Hi De Ho 2312. Mini Shop 2220. Beaver

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Os BLOOMFIELD BAPTIST TABERNACLE BLOOMFIELD, IOWA OCTOBER 24-29 NIGHTLY 7:OOPM Gospel Preaching Gospel Singing FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH Maine and Clark Streets — Walkerton EDWIN SHELLY - PASTOR

> Realtv2r2. High team game Hi De-Ho 821. "85. Mini Shop "83. "63, Beaver Realtv "54. High individual senes: Shirlene Peterson 515. Joan Shafer 490, Rubv Stratton 488. High individual game Shirlene Peterson 196, Joan Shafer 192. Rubv Stratton 185. P-L-J SCHOOL :BOARD NEWS I ) 1 he Polk 1 incoln-Johnson School I Board met in regular session Tues- ■ dav. October 17, with a relatively light schedule of business. The superintendent, Harold R. Muncie. • reported that all the corporation's . buses have now passed the State Police inspection. i Iwo coaching appointments for spring sports were made with Dennis Rippy being named as head I track coach and John Hostraw ser will have the head baseball coaching duties at John Glenn High Sc hooL Five adult education contracts were approved for classes at the high sch»x)l in the first semester I he board w ill attend the Indiana Scluxil Board Association district meeting to be held m Nappanee on luesday. October 31 Ihe next regular school board meeting will be on Tuesday. November " at ":00 i pm. in the schixd administration building.

COME HEAR PASTOR - EVANGELIST MERRILL YOAKAM