The Independent-News, Volume 107, Number 20, Walkerton, St. Joseph County, 22 October 1981 — Page 12

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An ci Ila College 'Bl-82 Basketball Team & Schedule Basketball teammates at Ancilla College are practicing and preparing for the season. The team includes Roberto Caban, Scott Campbell. Doug Carpenter, Dan Coyer. Brian Keefer. Randy Miller. Michael Shearin. Ron Singleton. Matt Thomas. Richard Vancza. York Young and Paul Youst. Ancilla coach is Michael Lee. Preparing to lend their charm and cheering support are the following prospective cheerleaders: Peg Spli\. Beth Irwin of Walkerton. Lina Szynski of North Liberty. Rene Watson. Diane Harrington. Deb McCoige. Chris Miller and Lenora Kopka. The season schedule is: NOVEMBER 4 Argos Teachers 7:00 H Kokomo Ivy Tech 2:00 1 11 Holv Cross 7:00 H 18 Purdue N.C. 7:30 H DECEMBER 5 Grace 5:30 T 8 Grace 7:00 H 12 Ivy Tech Gan 7 : 00 T JANI ARY 9 Bethel 11:30 a.m. T 13 Ivy Tech Gary 7:00 H 22 Bethel 7:00 H 28 Marion 5:00 T

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FEBRUARY b Kokomo Ivy Tech 2:(X) H 17 Marion 7:00 H 19 Manchester Tourney T Home games played a Divine Heart. Series Os Classes To Be Held Here The Reverend Rebeccah Clark, minister of Unity of Michiana. South Bend, will present a 10-week scries of classes based on Charles Fillmore’s book "The Twelve Powers of Man”. The class which will meet at the Marshall County R.E.M.C. at ’:3O p.m. beginning October 20 will offer practical w ays for each person to develop his inherent powers of faculties such as faith, love, strength and wisdom . Charles Fillmore was co-founder of the Unity School of Christianity. Unity Village. Missouri. Unity is known throughout the world for its Silent Unity prayer ministry, its publications Daily Word. Unity magazine, and Wee Wisdon. and “The Word” heard on radio and television. Rebeccah Clark is a graduate of the Unity School of Ministerial Studies and had Unity ministries in Decatur and Atlanta. Georgia, and

Lynchburg. Virginia, before coming to the South Bend Unity Center in July. 1981. She has written "Breakthrough” for Unity Books and "Macro-Mind Power” and Helping Yourself With Cosmic Healing” for Prentice-Hall. The public is cordially invited to join the class meeting at the R.E.M.C. just south of Plymouth on the U. S. 31 bypass at 7:30 p.m. Tuesdays. The first meeting October 20 will be an introduction to the study and “The Twelve Powers Os Man” will be available. R.E.A.L. SERVICES NUTRITION PROGRAM North Liberty Community Bldg. Phone 656-3353 the day prior for reservations. And STARKE COUNTY NUTRITION PROGRAM Koontz Lake Conservation Club Phone 586-2376 for reservations. OCTOBER 26 - 30 MONDAY Cranapple juice Double beef patty with creamy mushroom sauce Oven brow ned potatoes Broccoli cuts Crusty roll and margarine Cherry crumble Milk. tea. coffee TUESDAY Orange juice Tuna ala king on fluffy rice Buttered peas Whole wheat bread and margarRed Cross: Ready fora new century. I ra e Mike Douglas saysfifyou kiiowCl*R*you never know when youll save a life? Bflß^j^| Cardiopulmonan H resuscitation training is available through your local Red Cross Chapter C all. I I RR I I SAVES LIVES b I It works! Since 1974 the year the 55MPH speed limit began. it s been the biggest I factor in reducing high- ? way deaths by more than 36,000 # aVWk Tr ”' SewH-aP* * ■ FAY®I ”* * CouxS W

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presided at the business session Mrs. Daube gave the devotions Mr. Knowlton reported on the re cent county board meeting and made some announcements. Young Farmers Marketing Seminar. November 23. Kokomo; State Con vention at Indianapolis, December 6-8; and Mrs. Knowlton, women’s leader, announced that the District meeting will be held on November I" and the Women’s Conference will be on March 30 and 31. La Porte County received a trophy for fifth place in the float parade at the State Fair. A donation was made to the LaPorte County Mental Health. Those serving on the member ship drive will be Mr. and Mrs Floyd Dipert. Mr. and Mrs. Harold Knowlton and John Cord. Miss Penny Zila was a guest. Attendance awards were receiv cd by Mrs. Sidney Smith and Clin ton Bowers. Refreshments were served by Mr. and Mrs. Walter Johnson and Mr. and Mrs. Clinton Bowers. A turkey supper will be served at the November meeting with Mr and Mrs. Knowlton. Mr. and Mrs Richard Hesters and Mrs. Kaul man on the committee. Big results from little ads. — ust bur classifieds for all occasions

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