The Independent-News, Volume 108, Number 1, Walkerton, St. Joseph County, 10 June 1982 — Page 7

Michelle Kirk Paul Nagai Patty Shelhart John Slusher Robert Taylor Debra Trocewicz Jo Yelachich BTH GRADE High Honors Betsy Smith Regular Honors Amy Awald Roxanne Beem Dean Blackburn Ed Cleveland Pam Earnest Joanna Haney Jenny Jensen Kenneth Johnson Jack Lawrence Terri Paegel Marv Ann Shearin 7TH GRADE High Honors Keith Allen Joni Berg Chuck Garrett Chuck Smith Regular Honors Jackie Edwards Karen Henigsmith Terry Justice John Melton Paul Powers Kristi Shively Victoria Szombathy Todd Vieting GRADUATES Dawn Anderson. Grovertown, received her Associate Degree in arts during commencement exercises held on Saturday. May 29, from Ancilla College. Dawn also received a certificate for "Who’s Who Among Students In Junior Colleges” from Sister Marv Dolores Greifer, director of students. Also graduating from Walkerton wre David Allen Chapman and Gregory James Williams, both received Associate in Applied Arts Degrees. Following the ceremony a recep-

WALKERTON FESTIVAL QUEEN CONTEST APPLICATION Preliminary Competition — July 1 Final Competition — July 3 Sponsored By THE WALKERTON AREA FOURTH OF JULY COMMITTEE, INC. The Competition Is Open To All Area Girls From The Age Os 16 To 23 Who Have Never Been Married JUDGING WILL BE DONE IN THREE AREAS: 1. Personality Interview 2. Talent 3. Swimsuit The finalists will be required to be in the annual parade on July 3rd dressed in formals. Following the parade final judging will take place in the park. Trophies and other prizes will be awarded. Name Age Address School Attended Phone Number Birthdate Height Weight Color Os Hair Color Os Eyes List of awards and achievements What special equipment do you need for your talent presentations Attach To This Application A Paragraph Stating Why You Would Like To Be The 1982 Walkerton Festival Queen CONTEST DEADLINE: JUNE 25 Mail Applications To: MARY CRANE R. R. 1, Box 28 Walkerton, Indiana 46574 For Further Information Call 586-3951 31)24

tion was held in the library for the honoring the graduates. A total of 4,623 students completed degree requirements at Purdue University in May and listed below are the area residents that graduated. From North Liberty. Ronda Sue Crofoot, Bachelor of Arts degree; Joseph Michael Martin, Bachelor of Science degree; and Susan Louise Mason, Bachelor of Science degree. From Walkerton, Melissa Ann Storey, Bachelor of Arts degree. Keri Phelps Receives National Award The United States Achievement Academy announced recently that Keri Phelps has been named a 1982 United States National Award winner in Science. Keri attends North Liberty School and she was nominated for this national award by Miss Kay Mohler, a biology teacher at the school. Keri will appear in the United States Achievement Academy official yearbook, published nationally. Keri is the daughter of Wanda Garrett and Eugene Phelps, and grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Archie Moore, of Crumstown, and Mr. and Mrs. Duel Phelps, of Linton. Indiana. VACATION BIBLE SCHOOL JUNE 14 - 18 Ihe First Brethren Church. 101 South Maple Street. North Liberty (located behind Wilcox Supermart) will be holding their Vacation Bible School from June 14-18at9:00a.m. to 12:00 noon. There will be classes for ages three through the sixth grade. On Sunday evening a program is planned. "Come Follow Jesus” is the

theme for this year. If you are interested in enrolling your child, please call the church, 656-3114. the pastor. Bill Brady, 656-3127. or Josie Snell. 586-7465. The director is Ila Dreessen. North Liberty School Honor Roll Released The North Liberty sixth, seventh and eighth grade honor roll is released as follows: SIXTH GRADE Distinguished Susan Springman Regular Sam Borton George Karst Danny Peterson James Rimbaugh Wendy Voth Mellissa Wesolek SEVENTH GRADE Distinguished Jennifer Battles Regular Mindy Allsop Lisa Berry Shawnda Clemons Laura Gorby Bart Gouker Bill Kammerer Missy Kantorowski Tony Kaser Jill Knepp Mindav Salver EIGHTH GRADE Regular Tammy Allsop Kim Betz Chris Haw lev David Hille Jennifer Price Jill Richmond Sally Seiner NEW BOOKS AT THE KOONTZ LAKE LIBRARY New books at the Koontz Lake I ibrary include: The Parsifal Mosaic — Robert Ludlum. Celebrity — Thomas Thompson. The Man From St. Petersburg — //GUTTERS DAMAGED? Y\ Call 288-7719 VANDERHEYDEN UVtSTROUOH MRVICt U

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Ken Follett. Control — William Goldman. Public Smiles, Private Tears — Helen Van Slvke. , Eden Burning — Belva Plain. The World Rushed In — The California Gold Rush Experience —• J. S. Holliday. How To Find Relief From Migraine — Roseman Dudley and Wade Row land. Theroy Z — How American Business can meet the Japanese challenge — Ouchi. Time Bomb — Understanding the threat of nuclear power — Brow ne A: Munroe. Treating And Overcoming Anorexia Nervosa — Steven Levenkron. Why You’re Richer Than You Think — How inflation has osculated the true value of your household possessions. An expert shows how to know their real worth, protect them, sell them, and wisely accumulate more. — Emyl Jenkins. We also now have the National Directory of Addresses and Telephone Numbers, the most wanted 50.000. HOME FOOD PRESERVATION CLASSES OFFERED Beginning June 15, and running June 17. 22 and 24. the Health and Lifestyle Center of Memorial Hospital w ill offer a series of home food preservation classes. Registration is Slt>.oo. Two times are scheduled. 1:00 - 3:00 p.m, or 7:00 - 9:00 p.m. Classes will be held in the Center located at 401 Fast Colfax Street. This scries covers two popular means of food storage and canning and freezing. Canning covers: selection of canning equipment, jars and lids; water bath and pressure cooker methods; how to can tomatoes, juices, fruits, vegetables, relishes and sauces (including apple, spaghetti, chili, pizza and taco sauces). Canning of sugar tree jellies and jams will also be included. Freezing covers: the tastiest foods; recommended containers;

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necessity of freezer wrap; selection and processing of fruits and vegetables; length of freezing, and the use of freezer space. Both classes are instructed by Carol Wielosinski. a well-known area homemaker. For more information call the Center at 233-7178. ANNUAL PLANT PEST CLINIC The Annual Plant Pest Clinic is to be held June 29. 10:00 a.m. to 3:00 p.m.. at Scottsdale Mall, lower level. South Bend, according to John Irott. St. Joseph County Extension Agent. Ihe clinic is sponsored by the Cooperative Extension Service of St. Joseph County and Purdue University. The purpose of the clinic is to identity and diagnose disease, weed an insect problems that are causing damage to crops, lawns, shrubs, trees, flowers, etc., at this time of the year. Anyone interested in attending is welcome to bring a sample of their problem to the clinic. Ihe follow ing specialists from Purdue University will be present to provide identity , diagnosis and recommendations for control: Dr. Rick Latin. Plant Pathologist; Gail Evans Ruhl. Plant Pathologist; Dr. Paul Pecknold, Plant Pathologist; and Dr. Alan York. Entomologist. Our classifieds start at onlv 51.50! PSTARR^in WILDAUER <[ CERTIFIED PUBLIC S ]» ACCOUNTANTS ? 617 Roosevelt Road ![ Walkerton, Indiana i; TUESDAYS: 1:00 - 5:00 p.m THURSDAYS: ALL DAY 586-7311 ]! ] Other Times Call 546-3821, Bremen

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