The Independent-News, Volume 104, Number 28, Walkerton, St. Joseph County, 14 December 1978 — Page 2

DECEMBER 14. 1978 - THE INDEPENDENT-NEWS

Fairfield Girls Hand J.G. Girls Conference Loss The Fairfield girls basketball team handed the John Glenn girls their first loss of the season last week and a big loss it was as it was a Northern State Conference game. The Elkhart County crew used some good shooting to walk away with a 4b-34 win, leaving the Glenn girls at 3-1 for the season while the winners evened their mark at 2-2. Bo* Score Fairfield fg ft p Kim Burger 323 Jama Gaw throp 0 0 2 Diane Kammendiener 6 0 2 Nancy Kammendienerb 2 1 Kelli Layman 3 2 0 Regina Erb 2 0 0 Jennifer Gawthrop 0 0 0 Betty Huitcma 0 0 1 Kelly Marguart 0 0 0 Edna Stuteman 0 0 0 TOTALS 20 6 9 John Glenn

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FIRST BANK WALKER TON OFFICE BANKING HOURS300 Michigan Street 9 to 5. Monday-Friday Phone: 586-3153 9 to 2, Saturday I First Bank I I With y0u...a1l the way I C1 978. First Bank & Trust

Teresa Kemp 3 0 2 Barb Mann 4 2 1 Mary Huffstetter 4 2 4 Traci Florian 2 0 4 Tammy Tuttle I 0 2 Jo Segravcs 0 0 1 Pam Aitken 0 0 0 Patti Farrar 0 0 0 Debbie Miller 0 0 0 Monique Pavey 0 0 0 Barb Peacock 0 0 0 Terri Stull 0 0 0 TOTALS 14 4 14 Glenn Girls Top South Central The Glenn girls bounced back on Monday night as they dropped South Central in a game played on the South Central floor. The 51-42 victory boosted the Glenn record to 4-1 while South Central slipped to 3-5. Boi Score John Glenn fg ft p Kemp 6 1 4 Huffstetter 6 9 3 Segravcs 003 Aitken 1 0 3 Tuttle 3 0 2 Mann 2 1 3 Farrar 1 0 1 Florian 1 0 2

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Miller 0 0 0 Pavcv 0 0 I Peacock 000 TOTALS 20 11 20 South Central Roman 1 2 4 McCarty 0 1 4 Hamman 10 I 0 Wainc 4 1 4 Werner 2 I 2 Shreves 000 Spears 1 0 2 Jones 0 0 1 TOTALS 18 6 17 2nd Semester Adult Ed. To Begin January 8 The second semester of adult education at John Glenn High School will start on January Bth. There w ill be a general meeting for all interested adults in room 105 at 7:00 p.m. to organize and plan what classes will be offered the second semester. The state regulations require a minimum of ten students per class that have not graduated from high school and not presently enrolled in day school. Courses to be offered, if enough interest is shown, will be English. Government, typing, office machines, accounting, mathematics and (J. S. history as credit classes. Adult recreation w ill be offered as a non credit class. Anyone with questions, should contact Alvin C. Boise. Director of Adult Education at John Glenn High School, phone 586-3195. A man is bound to lose his grip the minute he loses his grit.

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SBCSC Holiday Tourney Tickets Now On Sale The South Bend Community School Corporation Holiday Tourney season tickets arc now on sale at North Liberty High School with the price of $4.00 for adults and $3.00 for students being charged. Single session tickets will be on sale at the door the day or night of the games for $2.00. SENIOR BOWLERS HIT NEW HIGHS The senior citizen bowlers were “hot” on Wednesday, December 6. The men were better than the women overall. But one woman, Anne Jackson, saved the women’s reputation by bowling a 194 game. Anne Labno gets honorable mention for her 163 game. The men really did it. Emil

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Vische had a 240 game and a 536 scries. How about that? Chuck Joyce had a 201 game. That's not bad either. Dick Dipert had a 198 game. Stan Labno had a 190 with a 524 series. Honorable mention goes to Tony Safar and Gcrogc Barna with a 172 game. Ralph Persinger, who was helping Chuck with his game, also had 222 high game. MUST DELIVER Don't boast of superior intelligence unless you're able to furnish practical proof. | Dr. Elliott Frash] I Optometrist i I 413 Michigan St., Walkerton | | 9:00 - 5:30 Thursdays | | Cail 586-3722 For Appointment | 26tmisj