The Independent-News, Volume 105, Number 26, Walkerton, St. Joseph County, 6 December 1979 — Page 2

DECEMBER 6. 1979 - THE INDEPENDENT NEWS

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Wednesday Night indies Pizza Bowl Lancs 36': IS 1 ; Ludwig Plbg. i Htg. 35 1 j In': American Door 32 20 TV (. enter 29 23 Beaver Reahv 22': 29' i J&TDrywall 21': 30': Kingsbury Locker I 35 Precision Pallet 14 38 High team series: Pizza Bowl Lanes 2129. Ludwig Plumbing X Heating J9b3. TV (.enter 1894 High tean’ game: Pizza Bowl Lanes ’54. Ludwig Plumbing Ac Heating b 92. American Door 6’l. High individual series: Carleen Mann 548. Zella Schafer 4’B. Ida Roberson 43’. High individual game: Carleen Mann 205. Zella Schafer 183. Ida Roberson I’2. Walkerton Kings & Queens Lucky Strikes 33': 22 l /i Hot Shots 33 23 Tornados 33 23 Cut Ups 30'/: 25 '/i Twinkle Toes 25 31 The Family 24 32 Lucky Four 24 32 Jokers 23 35 High team series: Cut bps 1949. Lucky Strikes 189’. Family 1995. High team game: Cut L’ps 682. 663. Family 662. 662. Jokers 654. High individual series men: Dick Eby 577. Dick White 570. Russ Bierly 555. High inbdividual game men: Dick Eby 234. Dick White 211. 205. Russ Bierly 203. High individual senes women: Rubv Stratton 565, Sally Wardlow 535. Donna F.rdelvi 484.

|T HE HIDDEN BU -T EE 1 SALON j I Will Be Hosting A 1 CHRISTMAS PARTY | I Tuesday, December 11 I ! At The j j Walkerton Community Building j | At 6:30 p.m. 1 1 Bring a covered dish and a $2.00 - $3.00 gift for the ex--1 change. Meat, table service and beverage will be provided. 1 1 Santa will be there and door prizes will be given away. Cas- « 2 ual attire. >

I Luncheon Salad Bar } < STARTING MONDAY, DECEMBER 3 j I From 11:00 a.m. to 3:00 p.m. Monday-Thursday 1 > From 11:00 a.m. to 8:00 p.m. On Friday ■ i At The C JU I RESTAURANT I I 621 Roosevelt Road, Walkerton *

High mdiMdii.il game women Rub\ Stratton 212. 203. Rita John son 204. Brenda Halter 189. | Hah Morrison 188 Suburban league \mcrican Legion 189 34' : 13' : Falcon Inn 2’ 21 Rav s Supermarket 2b 32 lakeside Realh 2b 22 Stump Jumpers 23 25 Barden's Construction 20 28 M J. Package Store 19' 2 28' : Nusbaum Elkin lb 32 High tean’ scries scratch: American legion Post 189 2472. Nus-baum-Elkin Funeral Home 2462. I akeside Realty 2420. High team game scratch: American Legion Post 189 870. NusbaumElkin Funeral Home 845. 840. Individual series handicap: Bill Elkin b’9, Roy Freeman 634, Tom Foster 630. High individual game handicap. Bill Elkin 245. 243. Regg Williams 243. Monday Night Ladies Beaver Realty 42 18 Huhnke's Service 34 26 Bob's by the Lake 31 29 Roy's Worm Farm 31 29 J A W. Oil 30 30 Hidden Bu-Tee Salon 28 32 Allen s Furniture 25 35 Hi-De-Ho 19 41 High team series: Hi-De-Ho 225 b. Beaver Realty 2228. Huhnke's Service 2219. High team game: Huhnke's Service 816. Hi-De-Ho 814, Beaver Realty 781. High individual series: Janice W'hite 546. Mae Bowers 529, Carleen Mann 524. High individual game: Eileen Clark 200. Janice White 197, 191. Mae Bowers 189. Buv and use Christmas Seals.

late Monday Night Pixies 25 15 Bad Girls 23 1’ Happv Hookers 21 19 Nite Owls 21 19 Plas girls 21 19 Fun Seekers 19 21 Crack Ups I’ 23 Miller's Mcrrv Manor I’ 23 High tean’ series Pixies 1949, Happv Hookers 1945. Nite Owls 1931. High team game: Pixies 695. Miller's Mcrrv Manor 695. Happv Hookers 693. High individual series; Sherry Naragon 485. Shirley New hart 467. Marv Flora 445. High individual game: Sherry Naragon 289. Alice Raddle 185, Shirley New hart 177. Glenn Girls Top Clay 55-41 For Fourth Victory On Monday. December 3. the John Glenn girls basketball team ran their season record to 4-1 as they visited South Bend Clay and brought home their fourth straight win. A strong second half turned into a 55-41 victory for Glenn. Once again it was Mary Huff stetter. with 18. and Traci Florian, with 16. that paced the offense for Glenn. With a strong board game also, headed bv Monique Pavev's II rebounds, with Pam Aitken. Florian and Tammy Tuttle getting 8. ’ and 6. each, the Glenn girls shot 42.8 per cent from the flcxir and another great 7 of 8 from the foul line for 87.5 per cent. Their dominance on the boards kept Clay's shooting at a 26.5 dip with just 50 per cent of their free throws falling and spearheaded the Lady Falcons victory, Huffstetter also dealt out 8 assists for the Glenn team. B-Team Loses Again The Glenn B-Team suffered their fourth defeat in five starts as they were held scoreless the first periexi and behind 15-5 at halftime as the Clay reserves ran aw ay w 11h a 30-14 victory. Ramsten had 13 and Eichorst 8 for Clay while Tern Stull’s six paced the Glenn girls. Box Score John Glenn ft ft fta p Huffstetter ’443 Aitken 2 12 4 Peacock 0005 Farrar 3003 Florian 8 0 0 2 Segraves 0000 Pavey 0 0 0 3 Tuttle 4 2 2 1 TOTALS 24 7 8 21 Clay Curtis 4 6 10 1

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Belcher 2 0 0 4 Stinson 5 3 5 1 Majewski o*o 0 0 Flac 4 13 2 Harris 0 0 0 0 Oxley 0 12 1 Scott 0 0 10 Eichorst 0 0 10 TOTALS 15 11 22 9 Score By Quarters John Glenn 14 30 42 55 Clay II 24 29 41 B-Team Score By Quarters John Glenn 6 5 9 14 Gay 8 15 24 30 R.E.A.L. SERVICES NUTRITION PROGRAM North Liberty Community Bldg. Phone 656-3353 the day prior for reservations. And STARKE COUNTY NUTRITION PORGRAM Koontz Lake Conservation Club Phone 586-2376 for reservations. DECEMBER 10 - 14 MONDAY Orange juice Homemade style beef stew with vegetables Tossed salad with dressing Rve bread and margarine

I MICROWAVE OVEN SALE Inventory Reduction Sale On rmana I^^ N II l■l J 'os Is JIB ^B — Prices Unbelieveable — YOU CAN OWN THE BEST FOR LESS THE NEW MODELS WITH “SHOWER OF POWER’’ At WHOLESALE PRICES A FEW OF LAST YEAR'S MODELS BELOW COST HAAG’S ORCHARD Haag Refrigeration Service I Rural Route 4, Box 69, 3-B Road, Walkerton, Ind.

( herry cheesecake Milk. tea. coffee TUESDAY Grapefruit juice Hot dogs and buns with relishes Alberta's famous pea salad Creamed style corn Oatmeal cookie Milk.,tca, coffee WEDNESDAY Blended vegetable juice Swiss steak and gravy Mixed vegetables Parsley potatoes with margarine Bread and margarine Pears Milk. tea. coffee THURSDAY Apple juice Beef and noixiles Peas and carrots with margarine Wheat bread and margarine Chocolate pudding Milk. tea. coffee FRIDAY Tomato juice Ham and navy beans Vegetable gelatin salad Pineapple Corn bread and margarine Milk. tea. coffee Happv ads do spread happiness!