The Independent-News, Volume 106, Number 16, Walkerton, St. Joseph County, 25 September 1980 — Page 2

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- THE INDEPENDENT NEWS - SEPTEMBER 25, IMO

CffOSS COUNTRY TEAM MEMBERS AT GLENN 4-. - |k - EL' »b Mk| w -i. Wwwffi T * I^. wsT'A*f** Ejiji%i^-jMM Sgg™. .W&J ’ . *> ^^if- wis' " ^‘\- SjsSffw >3^ I &.? & 1 W*^ >II IwL llit I t' W iMR iw^K tlTs^ WL i 1 I ra| jig The 1980 cross country team members at John Glenn High School are, from left to right, kneeling: Jeff Verhaeghe, Mike Klinedinst, captain Craig Sarber and Brad Kaser. Back row, from the left: coach Gordon Mosson, John Moore, Mike Hamman, Mark Jacobson, James Dreessen and Mitchi Tanaka. — photo by Michael Pearish CROSS COUNTRY _ a wTrin TEAM RESULTS , MAX E. STEELE, INSURANCE , Ihe John Glenn cross country team has compiled a 4-6 record. NOTARY public t e team has recently won three meets in a row over Oregon-Davis. 1 110 Sottth Maple Street North Liberty, Indiana ! Culver and Argos. The other over Landmark ChrisDoing your own brake job?

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tian. Losses have been against South Bend Clay, North Liberty. New Prairie. Bremen. Knox and South Central. Members of the team arc freshmen Jeff Verhaeghe and Mike Klinedinst; sophomores Mike Hamman and Mark Jacobson; juniors Craig Sarber. Mitchi Tanaka. John Mwre and James Dreesen; and senior Brad Kaser. All have been doing a fine job led by Jeff Verhaeghe. Mike Hamman. Mike Klinedinst and Craig Sarber. The next meet is the Marshall County Invitational at Culver Military Academy on Thursday. September 25 at 4:45 p.m. SENIOR CITIZEN BOWLING NEWS Bowling is getting off to a good start at the new Walkerton Bowling Lanes. There were 27 bowlers on September 17 and several spectators and everyone was having a g<x>d time. Ltx)ks like it is going to be tough to beat Sally Barna this year. She was high bowler again with a 4’2 and a 182 game. Andy Anderson was next with a 458 and 162 game. Harry Novak had a 165 game. Helen Kaleth surprised herself by getting the high ladies handicap

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game of 2(X). Stan Labno had higl men's handicap game of 233. I he bow lers range from age 60 t 80. You don't have to be good just sociable. Care to join us Come on Wednesday afternoons b the lanes and join in the fun. HOMECOMING DINNER FOR NEW PASTOR The Walkerton Wesleyan Church will be holding a homecoming car ry-in dinner for its new pastor and his bride. Rev. and Mrs. Timoth\ Tablcr. on Sunday. September 28 following the morning services. Anyone who does not have a home church to attend, the Walk erton Wesleyan Church welcomes vou to attend its services: Sunday School. 9:30 a m. Worship Service. 10.30 am. Evening Service, 6:00 p.m. Wednesday Prayer Meeting 7:00 p.m. The parsonage phone: 586-3438 "Friends have all things in common." Plato It's a good idea to insulate hot water pipes running from your heater to faucets if the distance is very far.