The Independent-News, Volume 108, Number 7, Walkerton, St. Joseph County, 22 July 1982 — Page 8

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- THE INDEPENDENT-NEWS - JULY 22, 1982

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Members of the mixed quartet from the Cincinnati Bible Seminary are pictured above, from left to right: Jeannette Rogers. Steve Bell. Cindy Howard. Jay Richmond of North Liberty, and Carole Quire. They will present a program on Sunday, July 25, at 7:30 p.m. at the North Liberty Church of Christ. All are invited to attend. Say it with a “Happy Ad” Know and obey the traffic laws! City, St. Louis, Springfield, Chicago before it entered Indiana and split into two flames for a 10-day tour throughout the state. The torches will be reunited in Greenwood for the final torch run into the city. At the lighting of the flame. USOC President William Simon will declare the Festival games offically open. The doors of Market Square Arena will open at 6:30 for an hour of pre-ceremony entertainment, at 7:00 p.m. Then at 8:00 p.m. the athletes preceded by flags of the 50 states, will parade into the Arena and will be given the Olympic Oath of Athletes by a participating athlete. Also to be on hand will be Bob Hope to entertain the crowd following the ceremony. Time approximated at 8:42 to 9:42 p.m. The Winners’ Circle Celebration will be from 6:00 p.m. to midnight at Monument Circle with admission set at $4.00 at the event and $3.50 for an advance ticket. There will be food vendors featuring varieties of ethnic and delicious ‘cuisine. Four musical groups. The Kingston Trio. The Wright Brothers. Roadmaster and Clarian will perform. At approximately 10:00 p.m.. a giant fireworks display will be held from the Indiana National Bank building to salute the athletes as they join the Winners’ Circle festivities upon leaving Market Square Arena. The Legion Mall ceremonies are open to the public free of charge. Market Square Arena program is priced at $15.00. for adults and $7.50 for children 16 years of age and younger when accompanied by a paying adult. At the Mall performances by four award winning Indiana bands, U. S. Twirling Association champions and the Fort Benjamin Harrison U. S. Army Band. Also the biplanes show will be held. Spectators will view the Parade of Athletes at 5:00 p.m. at the north end of the mall which will be led by more than 200 young people representing various youth organization. The athletes, dressed in the color of their Festival teams (red-West, yellow-North, blue-East, and green-south), will gather in University Park then march around the top level of the War Memorial at the north end of the Mall. This will take place prior to the ceremonies planned at Market Square Arena. Tickets are availabe by mail by writing of 1982 National Sports Festival. Indiana Sports Corpora tion, Merchants Plaza, 155 West Washington Street. Suite 108, Indianapolis. Ind. 46204; or bv calling 31 ■’-639-4444.

"Truth newer grows old." Thomas Fuller

We’d like to answer your questions on energy costs. . flflflflflflfl mJ KU Ed Bowles John Chiabai Mike Dielman Morry Gillihan HUHfli - flflflHflMfl ^>4 s AHI Wb) ETh| AM r^nff llfl Z 7 ? All Fran Girot Fran Helminski Marty Kerwin Tom Retseck Bob Schaefer ■ I wtv * m 9 fl ? । Rich Sichtermann John Sovinski Bob Westfall Greg Wilkins That’s good to know! We re members of NIPSCO’s Speakers’ Bureau. We know many of you have questions concerning your NIPSCO utility bills, the impact of inflation and regulation on your energy costs and the many ways to conserve energy. We’d like to answer these questions and discuss some of the steps we’re taking to hel p hold down both your costs and ours. If your club, group, or organization would like one of us to speak at an upcoming meeting, contact your local NIPSCO manager. He will be glad to arrange it. [ That’s good to know ]

New Pastor At Beaver Creek Wesleyan Church Jeffrey A. Ames, son of Rev. and

Mrs. Louis W. Ames, of Union City, Michigan, assumed the pastorate of the Beaver Creek Wesleyan Church on July 1. Pastor Ames is a 1977 graduate of Union City High School and received his Bachelor of Arts degree from Marion College, Marion, Indiana, in 1981. He was ordained as an Elder in the Wesleyan Church in June and is beginning his fourth year of pastoral service. His wife, Linda, received her Bachelor of Science degree in nursing from Marion College in 1981, and is a registered nurse. JULY PICNIC Twenty-two members of the Michiana Area Ceramic Association (MACA) held their annual July picnic at Lake Albert, Elkhart County, on Sunday, July 18. The next meeting will be held on August 15, at Hobby Hill Ceramics Shop. Announcement was made at the picnic of the annual Ceramic Spec-

। tacular Show to be held at the St. Joseph County 4-H Fairgrounds, September 11 and 12. Competii tion information may be obtained at ’ Evelyn’s Ceramics, State Road 23, • North Liberty. Everyone is en- । couraged to enter and/or attend the show. i ON HONOR LIST Students from Walkerton placed on the spring quarter Provost's Honor List at Ball State University, Muncie, include Robert Gerber, Diane Shaffer and Carol Anderson. To qualify for the Provost’s Honor List, an undergraduate must earn a grade point average of 3.6 to 4.0 and carry 12 or more hours of r e t academic work for college credit. The first English Prince of : Wales later became King Edward 11. He was born in Caernarvon, a town on the northwestern coast of Wales.