The Independent-News, Volume 107, Number 19, Walkerton, St. Joseph County, 15 October 1981 — Page 2

- THE INDEPENDENT NEWS - OCTOBER 15. IMI

Falcons Win (continued from page 1) team out of timeouts, only took lb seconds off the clock, but the key plav that iced it up came when Sherbun again scrambled out of the pocket and was fighting for all he was worth to get into the end zone onh to meet Elkin and with extra effort and exhaustion both working against him. fumbled when hit bv Fl kin who also recovered the tree ball lust laving on the turf to ice it up. There were 41 ticks on the dock and after taking a delay penalty to use up ail thev could. Fansler just tell on the ball at the snap and the big celebration was underway. I his was a great team win but as is always the case, a few outstanding individual efforts come to the front O'Connor again went wav over the 100 vard mark with 140 yards in 22 carries, Tinkey had to have one of his best ever games, catching all five completed passes and plaving very well the entire game both ways. The defense just can't have too much said for them as thev have been the catalyst all season long and they reallv stuck it to the New Prairie team in this game. Fansler's passing added a great dimension and the plav of the offensive line for the runners and passer was just great. It certainlv has been a team effort this season and that is the reason the Falcons are 5-2 with reallv a lot going for them. The Scoring GLENN: Jeff O’Connor. 28 vard run; PAT: kick failed NEW PRAIRIE: Doug Winter. 2b vard run; PAT Scott Jones, kick GLENN Jeff Tinkey. 5 vard pass from Jeff Fansler; PAT: Tinkey. pass from Fansler GLENN Mike Elkin. 9 vard run; PAT: kick failed NEW PRAIRIE: Todd Beck. 9 yard pass from Mike Sherbun; PAT: kick failed Score By Quarters Glenn b 0 8 b — 20 New Prairie 0 “ 0 b — 13 Oregon-Davis Lists First Honor Roll The first six week grading period has ended at Oregon-Davis Junior and Senior High School and the honor roll has been released as follows: SENIORS High Honors Nancv Luri Jill Rusch Carla Shores Jennv Varga Regular Honors Jovce Barnett Dav id Blackburn Sandv Bov Ie Tammy Cleveland Keith Frame Lisa Hartley Matt Holm Melissa Lvon Patti Niles Jem Owens Kenneth L Porter Chuck Schnekenburger Karen Shei Joanne Shaffer JUNIORS High Honors Andy Beerwart Tom Marsh Dav id Quick Regular Honors Dennis ( miper Julie Fin lev Connie How ard I raci lustice Suzy King Cherv 1 Kirk Marily n Martin Deana Mclntire 1 im Put kett Jim Rietow Sharon Rivosei i hi Jane Rusi h Mickv Scmans

Andy Shearin Martin I hompson Shellev Vieting SOPHOMORES High Honors Jeff Pearish Regular Honors \ icki Hope Scott Budka Rhonda Carmichael Rhonda Ferch Dave Haloski I im Hcnigsmith Julie Holm Cherv I Koppenhofer Eldon Louderback I ee Nagai Marv Scmans Tammv Shores Michelle Stailey Cherv Ie Tav lor Joann Wheeler FRESHMEN High Honors Robert Taylor Regular Honors Tammv Berg Bob Carmichael Mike Cox Eric Foust Tim Glennon Verna Green Troy Justice Michelle Kirk Paul Nagai Julie Rietow Patty Shelhart Jennie Shively John Slusher Jo Yelachich BTH GRADE Regular Honors Amy Aw aid Roxanna Beem Dean Blackburn Pam Earnest Joanny Haney Kenneth Johnson Jack Law rence Tern Paegel Mary Ann Shearin Deanne Sinn Betsy Smith ^TH GRADE High Honors Joni Berg Regular Honors Keith Allen Caroly n Borges Matthew Coldiron Kristine Dreesen Jackie Edwards Chuck Garrett Terry Justice Paul Powers Chuck Smith Victoria Szombathy Tixid Vieting bTH GRADE High Honors Staci Aman Doreen Simpson Regular Honors Dennis Allen Joanna Anderson Diana Armentrout Michelle Abel Jackie Berg Scott Blum Ric hard Budka Berks Brandt Dav id Brow n Tammy ( ampbell Brvan Cecrle Wendy Drubert Jefferv Ernsberger Diana Foust Glen Gearhart Catherine George Bridgette Glennon James Gosser Shelly Hinz Anthonv Hall Amy King Angela Kranenburg Kim Kuchel Michelle Kozora Toni I aw horn Daw n I crch Kim Marks Kim Rice Dav id Roberts I isa Scarborough Steven Sirokv ( hristinc Scurek I on Singleton I om Sobieck Mu heh Singleton Winona St hultz Roberta Sluslim Shcrrv Urban Rolnn W< t/« |

\ it ki Walker Melissa Van D yke Michael Yakimicki SCHOOL MENUS North Liberty School OCTOBER 19 - 23 MONDAY Beef barbecue French fries Bnxcoli Cinderella cake ( hocolate milk TUESDAY Tacos Buttered potatoes Yam my muffin Fruit cocktail Milk WEDNESDAY Fried chicken Mashed potatoes and gravy Lettuce salad Banana Rolls Milk THURSDAY Grilled cheese Green beans Peanut butter celery Apple crisp Milk FRIDAY Baked lasagna Lettuce salad Corn bread Melon Milk Oregon-Davis Schools OCTOBER 15 - lb THURSDAY Sliced turkey sandwich with let tuce and mavonnaise (extra 35c) Mixed vegetables Potato rounds Fruit cocktail Milk FRIDAY Lasagna Lettuce salad Bread and butter Sliced pears Milk St. Patrick School OCTOBER 19 - 23 MONDAY Sloppy joes French fries Corn Pineapple tidbits Milk TUESDAY Hamburger chop suev Rice Celery with peanut butter Yellow cake Milk WEDNESDAY Turkey and noodles Buttered peas Hot biscuits w ith butter Mixed fruit Milk THURSDAY Pizza Tossed salad Applesauce Chocolate chip cookie Milk FRIDAY Fish sticks Tater tots Cole slaw Peaches Milk Walkerton Elementary School OCTOBER 19 -23 MONDAY Chicken alphabet soup Bread and butter Cole slaw Applesauce Milk TUESDAY Pig in a blanket Buttered corn Apple crisp Milk W| |)NI SDAY Barbee ue on bun Buttered rK e I aler wedges Flint km ktail Milk I HI RSDAY Hambuigi i giavy on mashed po tatoes Bi< ad and bullci Gii <. n lx ails < akc

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Milk FRIDAY Grilled cheese Tossed salad Pears Milk Urev Middle School OCTOBER 19-23 MONDAY Spaghetti with hamburger Lettuce salad Garlic bread Pineapple Milk TUESDAY Vegetable soup Crackers Peanut butter and jelly sandwiches Apricots Milk WEDNESDAY Pork and gravy on mashed potatoes Green beans Bread and butter Applesauce Milk THURSDAY Ravioli Cheese sticks Buttered corn Bread and butter Pears Milk FRIDAY Hamburger on bun with dill pickles Tater Tots Baked beans Mixed fruit Milk John Glenn High School OCTOBER 19-23 MONDAY Hot dog on bun Baked beans Celery sticks Pineapple upside down cake Milk TUESDAY Meat loaf Mashed potatoes and gravv Mixed vegetables Chocolate pudding Hot rolls and butter Milk WEDNESDAY Pork fritter on bun I ri taters Buttered corn Applesauce Milk THURSDAY Ham and beans Cole slaw Cheese sticks Corn bread and butter Sliced pears Milk FRIDAY Turkey patty Tater tots Buttered peas Mixed fruit Milk

OBITUARIES |

OMER 11. FRY Omei Harvey I iv. 61. of KOM Harrison Sin cl Walkerton. passed awav al 6SS a m on Salurdav al Si lost ph s Mcdu al < inh i South Bi ml of an appan ill hi al I allai k IT was born on l.muaiv 15. 1920. in Kewanna Hi hvi din W.dkci ion foi I? u .os i oming bom ihi slab of Washington Hi was an Ui i d i ui pi uh i Surviving aic toui sons, Kiihaid I and George F both ol Walla

W.dla. Washington. Delbert <Ski; and Keith A., both of Walkertoi three stepsons. Philip W. Bmk master, of Walkerton. Micha Buckmaster, of LaPorte. and Ru> ard Mohr, stationed with the I S. Air Force in Newfoundland; I grandchildren; five sisters. Mrs Mildred Hoffman, of Winamai Mrs. Wanda Canada and Mrs Shirlev Maxwell, both of Logai sport. Mrs. Margaret Mahonev. m Waco. Texas, and Mrs. Heli Nicholas, of Racine. Wisconsu five brothers. Glenn D.. Goshi: Harlcv B and Boyd E.. both < • Logansport. Darrel 1., of San An (onio. Texas, and Earl D (Chick of Walkerton. Funeral services were held .r 10:00 a.m. on Tuesday in the Nus baum-Flkin Funeral Home. Walk erton. with Rev. Anthonv Letkn pastor of St. Patrick's Catholi ( burch. Walkerton, officiating Burial was in Woodlawn Ccmi terv, Walkerton. He was a World War II veteran and a member of Carpenters I otal 413. HAZEL L. KRATCHMAR Mrs. Hazel L. Krat/mar. formerly of Walkerton, passed away at 6:00 p.m. on Wcdncsdav a’ Miller's Merry Manor. Warsaw after a lengthy illness. She wa born on September 2. 1905, at Eas St. Louis. Missouri, to Mont an Millie Peters Lutton. She marru C harics R. Kratzchmar. on Augus 9, 1941. who preceded her in death Mrs Kratzmar lived in Walkerto: until moving to South Bend an then to Ply mouth. Surviving are two children. Mrs Lorenc Mercer. Walkerton, an John Kratzmar. Plvmouth; a t< ter daughter. Carolyn Comic. Walkerton; seven grandchildrci seven great grandchildren; an two sisters. Mrs. Helen Mevc Ellisville. Missouri, and Mrs. Rui Smith Way nesville. Missouri There were no services, crem. tion w as held EARNEST A. FLORAN Earnest Arthur Floran. hl. 253”! State Road 23. North Liber' died at ” 50 a.m. on I hursdav. < > tober 8. in Memorial Hospital South Bend, after a brief illness He was born on June 24. UMM), r Greene Township and he had livi m this area all his life. He marrid Helen C. Disher on January 14 1939. in South Bend, who survives He was a retired school bus drive lor the South Bend Communitv School Corp Surv iv ing along w ith his w ife is a daughter. Mrs. Mabel Fenske, ol South Bend; a son. James, of Soutl Bend; a stepdaughter. Mrs. Patru la Robinson, of Bluffton. Ohio; I’ l grandchildren; 30 great grand children; a great-great grandchild and three sisters. Mrs. Flossie Andrews and Mrs Elsie Ocham paugh. both of South Bend, am Mrs Marjorie Earl, of lake Marv Florula I uncial services were field a 2 (HI p m on Salurdav at the A M Manuel I uncial Home, North I ib ci tv. with Rev George Bcnnctl pastor ol the Sumption Pi .urn I mild Methodist Church. ol win J hi was a membei officiting Bui lal was in tin Sumption Piairii <i mi leiv Hi was also a membi i nt iht Noiihlibcrtv Masonii I odgi 2(16. Nulliiiig is mon i xpi nsivc Ilian a gii I w ho is In i lot dimici