The Independent-News, Volume 108, Number 5, Walkerton, St. Joseph County, 8 July 1982 — Page 3

Lions Elect New International President " t IF Everett J. “Ebb” Grindstaff of Ballinger, Texas was elected President of The International Association of Lions Clubs at the organization’s 65th Annual Convention held .June 30-July 3, 1982 in Atlanta, Georgia, U.S.A. As President of the world’s largest service club organization, Grindstaff will travel the world representing the Association, observing local service activities sponsored by many of the more than 35,000 Lions ('lubs in more than. 150 countries and geographical areas, and meeting with heads of state and communities to promote Lionism and the theme of his Presidential Program: SHARE THE VISION OF SERVICE. A Lion since 1954, Grindstaff is a practicing attorney and the city attorney of Ballinger. He is a past president of the Texas Lions League for Crippled

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Children and currently serves as chairman of the Upper Colorado River Authority. LOOKING FOR SONG Attention music industry professionals: Indiana tourism wants your help! The state is looking for a song to help promote the “Wander Indiana" tourism campaign. The Tourism Development Division of the Indiana Department of Commerce and the Lieutenant Governor’s Tourism Advisory Council are asking song writers and performers to submit their entries, which must be original, by July 28. “We need a snappy, attention grabbing song that captures a feeling for Indiana. It must have lyrics that convey an upbeat image of Indiana, and music versatile enough to be used as instrumental background for radio and television", explained Jim Rogers, voluntary chairman of the council and vice president for public relations of Hook Drugs, Inc. Rogers said that professionals from the music industry are being asked to donate their talents as a public service to the state. “The annaul state tourism budget is less than $400,000, compared to millions of dollars spent by other states. We simply cannot afford to pay for a theme song, but we will compensate the winner or winners in every other way possible. The entry deadline is July 28. The winner will be announced in late August. Interested persons are asked to

call the Tourism Division at (317) 232-8860. or write the division. 440 N. Meridian Street. Indianapolis, Indiana 46204. GLENN BASEBALL TEAM KEEPS ROLLING By Dale Merkel The Glenn baseball team's summer record is 6-3 after a home win against Triton, a victory at Culver, and a loss at home against La Ville. Glenn And Culver Glenn defeated Culver by the score of 12-7 in a 21-hit slugfest on Monday, July 28. Ron Clemons led the Falcon attack with two singles and a double in four at bats. Designated hitter Gene Amor ropped a single and a double. Mark Cain and Tom Traversa both collected a pair of singles. Glenn led throughout the contest and Ed Segraves received the pitching victory, his first decision of the summer. Line Score Glenn 310 215 0— 12 11 2 Culver 200 311 0 —7 10 4 Glenn And LaVille Glenn came up on the short end of a 16-10 score against LaVille on Thursday, July 1. The teams garnered 26 hits in the game. The contest was deadlocked 2-2 entering the third inning when LaVille scored seven runs. Glenn battled back to get within one run at 9-8 by scoring three runs in the fourth and fifth innings. LaVille then broke the game open with two runs in the sixth and five in the seventh. wMIu //GUTTERS DAMAGED? Y\ Coll 288-7719 VANDERHEYDEN „ uvesnouoH snvict L Dr. Elliott Frash Optometrist 413 Michigan St., Walkerton 9:00 a.m. • 5:00 p.m. Thursdays Call 586-3722 For Appointment • 18-81

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Darrin Fisher, Ed Segraves and Mike Kinney all had a pair of singles for the Falcons. Gene Amor collected a single and a double. Amor and Kinney each batted in three runs. John Hanley rapped a triple. Line Score LaVille 117 002 5 — 16 14 3 Glenn 020 330 2 — 10 12 10 Glenn And Triton Glenn defeated Triton 5-3 on Monday. July 5. Triton scored a run in the top of the first inning but Glenn came up with three tallies in the bottom of the frame. Ron Clemons led off with a single. John Hanley followed with a double to put runners on second and third. Ed Segraves then rapped a single to score both players. Segraves advanced to second on a wild pitch and crossed the plate after Lance Singleton's base hit. Glenn scored its other two runs in the third inning. Hanley started the frame with a single. Segraves then smacked a double to bring in Hanley and collect his third rbi of the game. Segraves moved up to I third base on another wild pitch and scored on a ground out. John Flaugher limited Triton to two hits. Flaugher picked up a complete game and improved his record to 3 -1. Line Score

RICHARD D. DOYLE, ATTORNEY 413 Michigan Street — Walkerton Office 586-3722 NEW — EXTENDED HOURS SAT.: 8:30 a.m. - 12:30 p.m. TUES.: 1:30 - 5:00 p.m. No Appointment Necessary No Charge For Initial Conference Other Times Call 233-6699, South Bend WMNMMMMBHHMMMBnWMaMHHHHHiBMBF THANK YOU JACK KELLOGG PUBLIC AUCTION NOTICE Starting Sunday, July 4, We Will Hold A Special Consignment Public Auction Every SUNDAY, 12 NOON At Our Sale Barn We will auction ANYTHING you have to sell such as ducks, chickens, rabbits, tools, furniture or misc. of any kind So bring it here and we will sell it for you. All items in Sunday's Auctions will be sold AS IS. Sell and get paid same day. Consignments for Sundays auctions accepted from 800 a m till sale time DON’T FORGET OUR REGULAR WEEKLY THURSDAY & SATURDAY NIGHT AUCTIONS At 7:00 p.m. GRAY’S TEN-PIN AUCTION Locat 2 Miles West Os Argos, On State Road 10 To Baptist Church, Then Vz Mile North MGR. 1 AUCTIONEER: DON GRAY. 802-5751, ARGOS

Triton 100 200 0 — 3 2 0 Glenn 302 (XX) x - 5 7 4 REP. HILER TO HOLD TOWN MEETINGS SATURDAY 1 hird District Congressman John Hiler w ill hold three town meetings in this area Saturday, July 10, to talk with and listen to the comments of his constituents. Your views and concerns are very important because they help guide his thinking as our representative in Congress. From 8:30 to 9:30 a.m., he will be at the Town Hall in Walkerton, 510 Roosevelt Road. It has been arranged to have coffee and donuts at this town meeting. From 10:00 to 11:00 a.m., Hiler will be in North Liberty at the Fire Station, on State Road 23 just south of the business district. He will wind up a three-town tour by being in Lakeville from 11:30 to 12:30 p.m. at the Union Township Fire Station, on Main Street. Support the March of Dimes O€F€CTS FOUHEwnOHO^BM

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