The Independent-News, Volume 105, Number 17, Walkerton, St. Joseph County, 4 October 1979 — Page 7

6TH & 7TH GRADE VOLLEYBALL TEAM 9*9 u ’ n ■ mF JB ? OWIZm Vss9 54 9 "* i * Jji * Kr w:, k® fi fW 1 * ’ u ■ n i* * pmAH fi ' C 9 SJI Jljv JsK D9l ■■■ VMIB ”■ hL^, HKfl l a&X k1 g, OrMww WAwrKo • 4W4IK lAm BBSvr i f wjrIMFV*«B ■■■ * oßr \WH ^BHrßwr«9 > MKrJL^ Lm ÜBr* ■ Vm9LW4 ■ar vMF KfIMMWgMW The sixth and seventh grade volleyball team members at Urey this year are from left to right, first row: Tracy Lewis. Jody Barden. Candy Seamon. Wendy Ross. Zonda Hathaway. Jeannie Johnson and Angie Albertsen. Second row: Yolanda Warren, Edna Trent. Cathy Kennedy. Debbie Thompson. Michelle Webb. Jeanine Clemons. Karen Eddinger and Kim Kronk. Back row: coach Marlene Edison. Karen Christensen. Lisa Parker. Jeanine Tuttle. Sue O'Connor. Patty Gillham. Janice Newland. Dawn I rent. Mary Ellen Singleton and Ray Anne Alexander. _ photo by Michael Pearish

Digger Phelps Chairman Os ’79 Read-A-Thon Richard “Digger” Phelps, head basketball coach at Notre Dame University, has recently been named chairman of the W’M fall Multiple Sclerosis Read-a-thon. This marks the fourth year that “Digger” has been named chairman for Northern Indiana. Elementary and junior high schixd students in 2 7 Northern Indiana counties will have the opportunity to participate in the National Reading Motivational Program in October and November. The M-S Read a then is an educational program designed ti inspire children to read. Not only do children enjoy reading, but they also benefit over "(X) MS patients in Northern Indiana “I'm honored to join Donna Fargo and manv others in the fight

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against MS." said Mr. Phelps. Miss Fargo is the 1979 National Chairman for the Read-a-thon. She was recently diagnosed with MS. a disease of the central nervous system for which there is no know n cause or cure. Since the program was originated and developed by the National Multiple Sclerosis Svxietv in 1974, millions of youngsters throughout the country have registered as "Mystery Sleuths", to read and help solve the mystery of MS. last year over |6,(KX) youths in Northern Indiana read more than 1 10.(KX) books to help in the fight. A major prize in the 19 7 9 Read a then is a "Fantastic 1 vening with Digger”. A 19‘ , 9 participant will have the opportunity tc attend a Notre Dame basketball game and sit on the bench with Digger He or she will be presented a trophy at half time. The winner and his or her family also will be chauffer ed in a limousine and taken out tc dinner lor further information on the

MS Read-a-thon. contact the Northern Indiana Chapter at 22b West Wallace. Fort Wayne. Ind. 46X04 or call (219) 456-216'’. COLUMBUS DAY SCHEDULE I he post office will operate on a holiday mail schedule in observance of Columbus Day, Monday. October X. postmaster Robert Aw aid said today. I here will be no regular residential or business deliveries and normal lobbv window services will be closed. C olumbus Dav mail pick-up from collection boxes will boon a holiday schedule, as posted on the individual boxes, or determined bv calling the post office. Normal mail service will resume I uesdav, October 9. ATTENDS N.F.M.C. 1979 FALL SESSION Mrs. Mildred Casev, d Koontz lake, was among the more than 3(H) members of NFMC and guests from 50 states who attended the annual Fall Session of NFMC' from August 9-13 in Charleston, South Carolina. Mrs. ( asev is student auditions chairman of NFMC. It was the I Sth National Meeting of the organization she has attended since she joined the 600,(XX) member NFMC . the largest philanthropic organization in the world. Among the highlights of the convention were major addresses expressing the theme of the Session, “I he Past —a Prelude to the Future,” by Mr. Stanley Adams. President. ASCAP, and the Honorable Richard W Riley, Governor, State of South C arolina. Musical highlights included an opera. “Flora or Hob in the Well.” the first opera performed in America. when it was performed in 1735 in the Courthouse in Charleston. Its author was Colly Cibber. Poet Laureate of England, it was performed for the Session in the Dink Street Theatre, first theatre in America. Garv Steigerwalt, 19"” NFMC Artist Winner in piano, was presented in concert at the Dock Street Lheatre. and “The C horaliers" appeared in concert at historical old South Carolina Hall, where they sang exerpts from "Porgy and Bess," which was written while Dubase Heywood lived in C harleston. Sightseeing events featured (he “Harbour Lights Cruise.” a twi light cruise with supper on the boat, cruising around the ( harleston harbor and coast; and a “C itv lour of Charleston” which includ ed the Nathanael Russell House built in IXO9. Presiding throughout the Session was the President. Mrs. Jack C . Ward of Greenville. South Carolina. Future meetings of the National Federation of Music Clubs are scheduled for Sun Valiev. Idaho in 19X0 and Birmingham. Alabama in 19X1.

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