The Independent-News, Volume 104, Number 25, Walkerton, St. Joseph County, 23 November 1978 — Page 2

NOVEMBER 23. 1978 THE INDEPENDENT-NEWS

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The annual Walkerton Tri Kappa Bazaar. "Kappa Karousei", will usher in the Christmas shopping season December 1 and 2. The event is scheduled from 5:30 to 8:30 p.m. Friday. December I. and from 9:00 a.m. to 1:00 p.m. Saturday. December 2. in the former Knights of Columbus building in downtown Walkerton. Proceeds will go to the scholarship fund. Last year the group gave more than SI.OOO to local students in college scholarships. Toys for children, baby quilts, distinctive gifts for the home and holiday decorations and ornaments are some of the handcrafted articles which will be available. Items will be on display in downtown windows in W'alkerton stores next week. The bazaar also will feature a books and plants booth, country

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store and bake sale. Guests who attend will be served coffee and Christmas cookies. Mrs. Lloyd Thomas is general chairman of the event. Other committee chairmen include Mrs. Gene Brems, window displays; Mrs. Robert Mercer, special prize; Mrs. Harold Rizek, decorating; Mrs. Gary Shields and Miss Linda Huhnke. bake sale; Mrs. Robert Wagner. set up; Miss Cindy Huhnke, books and plants; Mrs. Leo Mahoney, country store; Mrs. DeWayne Pavey. bazaar items; Mrs. Bryce Rohrer, coffee and cookies; Mrs. John South, cleanup; and Mrs. Richard Hershberger, publicity. Try to force constructive ideas on your friends—not your pet peeves and prejudices.

Glenn Girls Win Over Mishawaka In Opener 55-49 I he John Glenn girls basketball team opened the |9' , B-"9 season Tuesdav evening with a home game against Mishawaka. The Glenn team came out on top in this one 55-49. The visitors started well and gamed a lead in the early going but the I adv Falcons, playing without Marv Huffstetter. hobbled with an ankle sprain, got it all together as the game progressed and shot well from the floor to take command of the game in the second quarter. They had overtaken a 17-12 first quarter deficit and led by three at halftime, 30-2 T I he Glenn girls then dominated the third period and moved to a 12 point advantage outscoring the Mishawaka girls by a 14-5 margin. However, the visitors wouldn't say die. and made a run at the Glenn team in the final stanza but the victory was not to be denied in this game. Teresa Kemp led the Lady Falcons with 16 points and also pulled off a team high of nine rebounds. Barb Mann and Tammy Tuttle each had 14 points for the victors. Vernasco paced the visitors with 14 points while a former resident. Julie Hartsough, was next w ith 12 points. The Glenn girls did some good floor shooting, hitting 23 of 56 in this game and had a team total of 19 assists. Coach Osowski was pleased with the performance for the opening game and playing without their most experienced player. The next two games of the Glenn girls, next Tuesday at Oregon-Dav-is and then a home game against Plymouth, will have the varsity contests played first and then the junior varsity following due to the shortage of players with only 15 able bodied gals at this time. Box Score John Glenn fg ft p Kemp 644 Mann -7 0 4

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Scgravcs 11 1 Farrar 3 0 3 Tuttle 5 4 3 Aitken 0 0 2 Florian 1 0 2 Miller 0 0 1 Pavey 0 0 3 Peacock 0 0 1 TOTALS 23 9 24 Mishawaka Hartsough 3 6 4 Eberhart 0 0 0 Vernasco 382 Behnek 404 Strope 0 2 5 Kuss 1 0 0 Lannoo 003 Sriver 1 0 0 Bruce 2 5 1 TOTALS 14 21 18 Score By Quarters Mishawaka 17 27 32 49 John Glenn 12 30 44 55 B-Team Edged 38-35 The Glenn junior varsity team was defeated 38-35 by the Mishawaka junior varsity. The Glenn team is shorthanded right now with most of the girls getting a little varsity time in taking away from their eligibility for reserve team play. The leading scorer for the Glenn team was Deb Miller with 10 points. Score By Quarters Mishawaka 4 16 28 38 John Glenn 8 16 22 35 WRESTLING TEAM DROPS MEET AT CULVER I he John Glenn wrestling team traveled to Culver High School and lost a 42-21 decision to the Cavaliers. The Summary 98 pounds — Ricky Hart (C) pinned Mike Shortt (G) 5:44 105 pounds — Doug Fry (G) decisioned Andy Wiggin (C) 13-6 112 pounds — Don Darda (C) pinned John Moore (G) 1:26 119 pounds — John Fry (G) decisioned Mark Pratt (C) 7-1 126 pounds — Robin Clark (C) pinned Ron Shortt (G) 5:04 132 pounds — Toni Kozlowski (C) pinned Tracy Tinkey (G) 2:50 138 pounds — Rick Holbrook (C) pinned Scott Lowry (G) 1:08 145 pounds — Mike Geiselman (C) pinned Ken Bell (G)3:57 155 pounds — Mike Shenenberger (G) decisioned Mike Salinas (C) 9-6 167 pounds — Eric Carlson (G) pinned Dennis James (C) 3:34 177 pounds — Mike Hurford (G) lost on a forfeit 185 pounds — Kerry Lichtenbarger (G) lost on a forfeit

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Hi aw weight — Both w restler had to forfeit SCHOOL MENU John Glenn High School NOVEMBER 2" - DECEMBER I MONDAY Fish on bun Tater tots Buttered peas Fruit Milk TUESDAY Macaroni and cheese Harvard beets Applesauce Cinnamon rolls Milk WEDNESDAY Orange juice Bean soup and crackers Cole slaw Coconut pudding Cornbread and butter Milk THURSDAY Creamed chicken on mashed po tatoes Buttered green beans Fruit Milk FRIDAY Cold meat and cheese sandwich Bean salad Sliced peaches Cookie SIERRA CLUB TO MEET Dr. David Morgan, professor of biology at the University of Notn Dame, will be the featured speaker at the November 30 meeting of thi Michiana Sierra Club. He will givi a historical prospective and status report on the diminished numbers of whales, hunting of whales and conditions as they are now Slides will also be shown. Ihi meeting is open to the public fret of charge at the Roger B. Francis Branch I ibrarv. 52655 North Iron wixxl Road. South Bend. Refresh ments will be served. PHOTOS BY MICHAEL Free I juice Photographer WEDDINGS ANNIVERSARIES PORTRAITS CANDID SHOTS MICHAEL PEARISH P. 0. Bo> 153 Walkerton, Indiana Phone 586-3570 After 6:00 p.m.