The Independent-News, Volume 106, Number 40, Walkerton, St. Joseph County, 12 March 1981 — Page 7

Rice Appointed At Teachers Credit Union ■' fl ill Richard J. Rice has been promoted to executive vice-president I Teachers Credit Union, according to an announcement made today by W. B. Hawkins, president. Teachers Credit Union is the larccst credit union in Indiana and ne of the largest in the country. Mth 44.000 members and assets of >BS million. Rice will be responsible for all operations at the South Bend main office and branches in South Bend. Mishwaka, Plymouth, Walkerton, and Warsaw. Rice joined Teachers Credit unm in 1972 as a loan officer and since has served as personal loan manager, administrative assistant md vice-president of operations. He earned his BA degree from Indiana University in 19 7 | and is nrolled at Indiana University. South Bend w-orking towards his MS degree in business administraion. Rice has also completed the \dvanccd Executive Management Program at Michigan State Univcr sity. Rice, his wife Patricia, and their wo children Christopher and Jeff rv. live at 17210 Ashdalc Ct.. Granger. Indiana. SCOUT NEWS On February 25. Pack 241 held heir annual Blue and Gold Banjuet. Entertainment was provided "v lorn Z.oss who astounded and ima/cd the Cub Scouts and their STARR & WILDAUER CERTIFIED PUBLIC ACCOUNTANTS 613 Roosevelt Road Walkerton, Indiana Tuesday: 1:00 • 5:00 p.m. Thursday: All Day Saturday: 8:00 ■ 12:00 Noon Other Time Call 546-3821 Bremen I All-Risk Federal Crop Insurance is now available from I Before you spend a fortune planting your crops this year think about protecting yourself with All Risk Federal Crop Insurance Just call DeWayne Pavey I nsurance A! 586-3156 Find out how the benefits of all-risk insurance can be tailored to your farming operation All-Risk Federal Crop Insurance In good years and bad 1 1 pa ys of f y AH4Usk 1 ; Federal Crop Insurance DEWAYNE PAVEY INSURANCE 404 IMnols Street WALKERTON. INDIANA Business: 586-3156

families with his feats of magic. Many items were donated by area businessmen and these were distributed to each Cub Scout. We wish to thank these individuals and we appreciate their support. At this time we honored our Cub Master. Richard Peterson, with a plaque in gratitude for all the time he has given the Pack. Without his constant efforts the Pack would not be able to function. Four ( uh Scouts were awarded fishing poles and reels as winners in the fishing contest. They were Matt Holderbaum. James McCool, Dan Peterson and Troy Reiter. On March 21. the Pinew (Mid Derby will be held at the United Methodist Church. Weigh-in will be from 12:30 to 1:00 p.ni. The ( übs are asked to put their names and den numbers on the cars. These cars will be on display at the Community State Bank. Part of the fund raising activities of Pack 241 is a paper drive. All funds collected are used for the boys benefit. Remember to save your newspapers and help our Pack go! ( übs receiving awards are as follows: Chris Stedman. W'olf David Brooke. Wolf Cory Klinedinst, Gold Arrow Brent Sobierajski. Gold Arrow Walter Van I ue, 3 Silver Arrows Brent Sobierajski, 2 Silver Arrow s Eric Springman. 2 Silver Arrows Aaron West. Silver Arrow Eugene Clingenpeel, Silver Arrow Jamie Hovel, Gold Arrow Man Adkins. Bear I arrv Hall. Bear Dan Peterson, Showman Martin Lappin, Showman. Engineer Dan Peterson, 2 year pin Martin I appin. 2 year pin Jim McCool. 2 year pin I rov Reiter. 2 year pin Brent Sobierajski. I year pin Brian Holderbaum, 1 sear pin Matt Holderbaum. 1 year pin Roger Harbaugh. 1 vearpin 1 ee Phipps. I y car pm Marc Adkins. 1 vear pin I arrv Hall, 1 vear pin Paul Groves. 1 vear pin. Charles Basham. 1 vearpin. Happv Ads Onlv 51 (X).

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4-H NEWS Ihe Johnson Township Prairie Farmers 4-H Club met on March 2 at 7:30 p.m. at the Johnson Township (ommunity Building where the election of officers took place. Being elected president was Doug Keeling; vice-president. Jeff Keeling; secretary. Jill Bolze; treasurer, I odd Anderson; reporter, Chip Bolze; recreation leaders. Brett Verkier and Brian Keeling; and the song leaders are Brett Mollenhauer and Chris Buckmaster. I he next 4-H meeting w ill be on Monday , March 16 at 7:30 p.m. at the Johnson Township Community Building. ON DEAN’S LIST Mary Huffstetter, Rural Route 5. Box 25. Walkerton, has been named to Saint Joseph's Dean's l ist for semester one of the 1980-81 schcKil year. To qualify for the Dean's List, the students have earned an index of 3.65 or higher during the past semester, or have maintained a cumulative index of 3.50. Miss Huffstetter is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Kevin Huffstetter and a 1980 graduate of John Glenn High School. Walkerton. She is currently a freshman physical education major at Saint Joseph's. ON HONORS LIST Three Walkerton area students attending Indiana University at South Bend made the Honors List during the past year, it was announced by Dr. Robert A Dubick, Dean of Student Services. To qualify for the Honors List, a student must achieve at least a 3.3 grade-point average (A —4. B= 3. etc.). Both full-time and certain part-time students are eligible. The Honors List includes students who excelled in their studies during the spring, summer or fall semester in 1980. W'alkerton Honors List students are Nancy David Carmichael, Elizabeth A. Burkhart DeMyer and Diane Rush Wardman. BRIDAL SHOWER ENJOYED SUNDAY Mrs. Ralph Dixon, assisted by Mrs David Bella and Miss Tanya Bella, honored Miss Kari (ripe with a bridal shower on Sundav,

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March 8 at the J&J Restaurant, Walkerton. The dining room was decorated in blue and white, the bride's ( hosen colors. Guests came from Walkerton. North Liberty. LaPorte. Stillwell. Plymouth. Muncie. Mill Creek, South Bend and Mishawaka. The bride-elect received many beautiful and useful gifts. Miss Cripe will be married on April 4th to Bill Albert, of North Liberty. CONCERNED CITIZENS MEET The Concerned Citizens for Better Education meeting was held on Sundav. March 8, at 2:00 p.m. at the W'alkerton Community Building. The main goals of the organization are: 1. To establish a recognized form of communication between par cuts, school board, administration and teachers; 2. To help establish and preserve a program of quality education within the school system; 3. Work with school personnel in solving educational problems such as discipline, motivation, etc. I he next scheduled meeting will be held on Sunday. March 15. at 2:00 p.m. at the Walkerton Community Building. The election of officers will be part of the agenda. All concerned citizens are welcome to attend this meeting. SOFTBALL LEAGUE COUNCIL MEETS The first meeting of the Walkerton Ladies Softball League Council was held on February 22. At this meeting the officers for the 1981 season were elected. The league officers are Barbara

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Nimon. president; Debbie Howard, secretarv; and Vickie Allen, treas urer. Several league dates were set at this time. Ihe first league game will be played at 6:30 p.m. on Wednesday, May 12. Team sponsor registration will be held on March 31 be tween 6:(X) and 8:(X) p.m at the Walkerton Communitv Building At this time the sponsor's fees will be due and league rules will be handed out. Anyone interested in playing on a team should contact Barbara Nimon at 586-7322 or Sandv Hoover at 586-7198. Mike Douglas savs:“lfveu know Crß’you never know when you’ll save a life.” ’Cardiopulinonan resuscitation training is availahk through your local Red ( has Chapter ( all. + . - — - T

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