The Independent-News, Volume 104, Number 39, Walkerton, St. Joseph County, 8 March 1979 — Page 6

MARCH 8, 1979 - THE INDEPENDENT-NEWS

FINE ARTS FESTIVAL MARCH 15 & 16 - ' Rnr Wi B 7 * II ■!< ■ IB i ■ I F B 1 Iff Slf V f i muJ^ i HbHhL^hk Jha Mi ■ ~ j -• .. ; a . '' ;-,V North Liberty High School will present their Fine Arts Festival on Thursday and Friday, March 15 and 16, from 6:30 to 9:30 p.m. Events for both evenings will include three choirs, five bands, one-act plays, improvisations and a display of works of art. The Flint Dance Studio will also be giving a disco demonstration. Tickets are SI.OO for students; $1.50 for adults and $3.00 for a family. Pictured from left to right, first row. are: Mark Judd. Tammy Flatoff, Bob Nyari. Melissa Taulbee. Suzanne Hartsough and Dale Short. Back row. from the left: Sharon Smith and Shelley Krallman. Refreshments will be served by the Home Economics department. — photo by Michael Pearish

TRI KAPPA NEWS The Espilon Chi Chapter of Kappa Kappa Kappa held their monthly meeting Thursday, March 1. at the Walkerton United Methodist Church. Ms. Virginia Coffin, president, presided at the business meeting. Mrs. James Patterson highlight-

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cd the plans for the upcoming style show, ‘‘Summer In The City", which will be presented on April 19. at the Urey Middle School at 7:30p.m. Ticketswill be $1.50 per person and are available from any Tri Kappa member. A special rate of $1.25 per ticket is being offered to groups purchasing ten or more tickets. Entertainment will be provided by Todd Wathen. Mrs. Leo Mahoney announced

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that the Walkerton Chamber of Commerce is now having evening dinner meetings and urged interested members to attend. Guests at the March meeting will be the members of the Polk-Lincoln-John-son School Board. Mrs. Larry Hiler presented a brief, but very informative, program on Mental Health. She stressed the fact that good emotional health is every bit as important as good physical well-being and suggested several things that can be done to help aid us in our quest for peace of mind. Ms. Coffin reminded members that the pledging ceremony for new members will be conducted at the April 5 meeting.

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Hostesses for the evening were Mrs. David Clark. Mrs. John South. Mrs. Charles Baker and Mrs. Dennis Traub. UREY SPLITS WITH O-D The Urey seventh grade boys basketball team defeated OregonDavis 41-39 in overtime to even their record at 4-4. Scott Pontius led Urey with 14 points, six in the overtime period, and had nine rebounds. Barry Bottorff scored 10 points. Mike Dill shot four of six and Pontius was four of eight from the free throw line. Dill led Urey in rebounding with 10. Dan Huffstetter scored lour of eight from the field for 50 per cent. The Urey eighth grade was defeated by Oregon-Davis 35-32. Mark Jacobson led Urey with 12 points and Mike Aitken had eight points shooting four of six for 67 per cent from the field. The eighth grade record is 4-5. UREY LOSES TO BREMEN The Urey 7th grade boys was defeated by Bremen 35-25. Bremen scored 30 points from the field hitting 56 per cent. Barry Bottorff led Urey with 10 points, hitting five of nine from the field and had six steals on defense. Dan Huffstcttcr had six points, shooting two of two from the free throw line. Todd Cummins had eight rebounds. Jeff Verhacghe performed well in a supportive role. The 7th grade is 3-4. The Urey Bth grade was defeated by Bremen 42-38. Mark Jacobson led Urey with 12 points, shooting two of three free throws for 67 per cent. Zane Hathaway scored eight points. Mike Aitken scored three of four for 75 per cent from the field for his six points. John Newland scored three of six for 50 per cent from the field and led Urcv in rebounds with seven. The Bth grade's record is 4-4. Transportation For Starke Co. Senior Citizens In case you missed the item in the March 1 issue of “The Inde-pendent-News" the following is a review of the high points of interest. 1. If you need transportation call 586-2376 between 10:00 a m.

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and noon C.S.T. for reservation. You can also call 1-772-6055 between 8:00 a.m. and 4:00 p.m. C.S.T. 2. she committee from Koontz Lake consists of Alex Kuklinski, Eleanor Knight. Elizabeth Michalski and Anne Jackson. 3. It you know of any senior citizen who can use this service please let them know . I here will be two meetings this week in Starke County. Look for further information in next week's issue.

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We would like to thank our friends, neighbors. Masonic Lodge No. 266 and American Legion Post and Auxiliary No. 365 for all the kindness and help during our time of sorrow. The Les Hazelbaker Family 1 would like to thank all my friends, relatives and neighbors for their prayers, cards and flowers during my stay in the hospital. It means a lot to know there are good people around when needed. God bless vou all. Mrs. Marilyn Hendricks Jahr I would like to thank all my friends, neighbors and relatives for the many acts of kindness shown me while I was in the hospital and while here at home, especially the gang at the Post Office. The many prayers that were offered meant so very much. Also the visits of Rev. Hughes, Pastor Shelley and Rev. Davenport. God bless you all. Chuck Cripe

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