The Independent-News, Volume 104, Number 24, Walkerton, St. Joseph County, 16 November 1978 — Page 2

NOVEMBER 16, 1978 - THE INDEPENDENT NEWS

To Present Play This Week End The North Liberty High School Drama Club presents "Tom Jones", by David Rogers. Based upon the novel of Henry Fielding, this play captures the skylarking spirit of Henry Fielding's comic masterpiece and it’s a real hit. Young lorn Jones, foundling and ward of Squire Allworthy, is deeply in love with Sophia and she with him but her father has arranged for her to marry the Squire's sneaks nephew (and heir) young Blit’ll. The romance is discovered. Tom is banished and Sophia, with her maid. Honour, sets out to find him. They all find madcap adventures on the road to London and meet with many strange characters. The amusing and unexpected solution to Tom and Sophia's problems and the unmasking of Blifil take place in a hilarious trial scene at the end of the play. This remarkable adaption captures all the laugh-a-minute hilarity for which Tom Jones is famed, while remaining simple to produce and in the best of taste. Show time is 8:00 p.m. on Friday and Saturday evenings. November 17 and 18. in the high school gymnasium. Cast members in the play are: Partridge, Dan Sheneman Bridget Allworthy and Susan. Lori Goliehowski Squire Allworthy, Brett Harding Deborah and Nancy. Patty Geddes Jenny Jones (Mrs. Waters), Chantelle Harding Capt. Blifil and Blifil, Tim Vanderheyden Tom Jones. Robert Mueller Thwackuni. Mike Phillips Squire. Brian Ramsbey Mr. Western, Jerry Koch Sophia Western, Shelley Loucks Miss Western, Nancy Koch Honour, Nancy Goodman Justice Dawling, Jeff Wiley Doctor and Constable. Robert Geddes Highwayman. Brian Ramsbey Harriet Fitzpatrick. Kathy Vukovits Fitzpatrick. Jim Nace Mrs. Whitefield. Suzanne Toner Lady Bellaston. Liz Humphries The drama coach is Nancy Royce and the student director is Laura Nace. John Glenn Releases Fist Honor Roll The John Glenn High School honor roll for the first nine week grading period is as follows: SENIORS

A, jEnAi A WB Jo j wW Mr ill i® l - -J IMP Seated is Nam \ Kixh. who will be playing the role of Miss Western in lorn Jones , also, from the left is: Kathy Vukovns. who will be Harriet Fitzpatrick Jim Nace as Mr Fitzpatrick; Jerry K<xh as Mr Western and the highway man to be played by Brian Ramsbey Ihe play is under the direction of Nancy Royce and the student director is Laura Nace.

Distinguished Julie Bell Anita Ecker Meredith Rundle T<xid Wathen Regular Drew Adams Jean Baughman Mary Capek I mda Chapman J im Clark Tim Cline Charlotte Cochran Alice Conrad Rhonda Drake Mike Drecssen Greg Gratner Juds Hassett Jody Lowry Dale Merkel Tom Moore Steve Morris Sara Robison Jean Scott Mike Sheaks Mike Shencnberger Jeff Stoneburner Norma Tinkev JUNIORS Distinguished Paul Hershberger Mary Huffstetter Regular Amy Albertsen Frank Collins Tina Colt Rick Florian Brian Holdeman Deb Jenncy Dick Jones Paula Keiser Leslie Kepcha Vickie Klinedinst Donna Klopfenstein Tracey Koopmans Deb Lowry Ben Samuelson Helen Schmidt Kris Tuttle SOPHOMORES Distinguished Jeff Arnett Tonya Boise Karen Hawk Doreen Kepcha Grant Walmoth Regular Pam Aitken Barb Berton Julie Burch Carol Dominiack Dax id Fletcher Kris McDonald Debbie Miller Brian Parker Cindy Petry Cindy Shipley Lisa Zartman FRESHMEN Regular Jody Carlson Sandra Chapman Julie Cline Michael Elkin Alison Keiser Kelly Mowrey Karla Muncie Barbara Peacock Diena Pletcher Kimberly Rizek Danielle Sheaks Tern Stull

BOWLING NEWS Monday Night Indies Mini Shop 35 13 Beaver Realty 32 16 Huhnke's Service 27'/> 20'6 JA W . Oil 21'/: 26'/: Roy 's Worm Farm 20 28 Hi De Ho 19 29 Dairy Queen 19 29 Hidden Bu-Tee Salon 18 30 High team scries: Beaver Realty 2298. J A W. Oil 2287, Huhnke's Service 2232. High team game: J.A.W. Oil 804, Beaver Realty 799. Huhnke’s Service 786. Mini Shop 786. High individual series: Linda Huhnke 558. Janice White 527. Shirlene Peterson 524. High individual game: Linda Huhnke 20". Doris Fuentes 202. Betty Kunkle 197. Friday Morning Coffee league Dairy Queen 31 13 Koontz Lake Hardware 25 19 Collins Construction 25 19 Avon 21 23 Tomenko Service 16 28 Truckstops of America 14 30 High team scries: Tomenko Service 1733. Collins Construction I'o3. Koontz. Lake Hardware 1652. High team game: Tomenko Service 608. 602. Kixmtz Lake Hardware 60~. Collins Construction 600. High individual scries: Donna Wood 502. Dene Hensley 489. Mildren Pegg 470. High individual game: Mildred Pegg I9 7 . lona Collins 192. Donna Wood 179. Suburban League Falcon Inn 29 11 M. J. Package Store 21 19 Stump Jumpers 21 19 Ray's Supermarket 19 21 Johnson's Insurance 18 22 Modern Steel Treating 18 22 Precision Pallets A Skids 18 22 Nusbaum-Elkin 16 24 High team series: Falcon Inn 2702. Nusbaum-Elkin Funeral Home 2435. Rav’s Supermarket 2370. High team game: Falcon Inn 941. 891.870. High individual series handicap: Larry Hiler 661. Chuck Decker 642. Wayne Cover 639.

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THE INDEPENDENT-NEWS Robert E. Urbln, Editor Sucan R. Urbln, Assistant Editor INDEPENDENT NEWS CO., INC., Publisher 601 03 Roosevelt Road. Walkerton. Indiana 46574 Telephone (219) 586-3139 PUBLICATION TIME: Thursday of Each Week Second Class Postage Paid At Walkerton, Indiana 46574 SUBSC RIPTION RATES 15c Per Copy, $4 (X) Per Year (50c Extra If Mailed Out Os State) N.L.H.S. Honor Society Officers ‘ I 1 I h W, ’ — photo by Michael Pearish The 19‘ T B-‘’9 North Liberty High School Honor Society officers are from left to right: Lisa Rizek, treasurer, Marv Jo Morey, vice-president; Nieves Gallegos, president; and Suzanne Mueller, secretary . They are all members of the Senior class.

High individual game handicap: Jim Millice 243, Wav ne Cover 237. W arner Clark 236. SENIOR CITIZEN BOWLING NEWS First of all, there will be bowling on Wednesday, November 22. at 2:00 p.m.. as usual. Our two top bowlers for November 8 were Sally Barna with a 459 series and Stan Labno with a 451 scries. Honorable mention g<x*s to Anne Labno with a 159 game. On the other two alleys there were a couple of oddities. For

each game bowled the high game was 156 by Eleanor Knight, Helen Bowman and Tony Safar. The other oddity was Rev. and Mrs Bowman each had exactly the same total for three games. That's what you call togetherness. Remember to look in the In dependent-News for further infor mation. The oldest existing town of the thirteen original American colonies is Albany, New York, first reached' by the French in 1540.