The Independent-News, Volume 108, Number 32, Walkerton, St. Joseph County, 13 January 1983 — Page 2

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- THE INDEPENDENT-NEWS - JANUARY 13, UM

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Students of the Urey Middle School art department are honored this week with their selected works on display at the Plymouth Public Library until January 15. The display is made up of a variety of works and media. Some media used by the students were charcoal, watercolor pastel, acrylic, India ink and yes, the good old pen oil. The display represents much hard work on the part of the students for the first semester of this school year. BOWLING NEWS Friday Morning Coffee League Walkerton Lanes FINAL FIRST HALF Beaver Realty 50 22 Miller's Merry Manor 45 27 Con Agra 40 32 Kissinger Construction 35 37 Bacewic Trucking 34 38 Johnson Dairy Farm 30‘/» 31‘/j Dolly & Mac's 28‘/j 43‘/i Walkerton Body Shop 25 47 High team series: Kissinger Construction 1777, Beaver Realty 1769, Miller’s Merry Manor 1700. High team game: Miller’s Merry Manor 652, Beaver Realty 641, 628, Kissinger Construction 604. High individual series: Donna Wood 512, Janice White 468, Carol Aitken 455. High individual game: Donna Wood 198, Deb Buchanan 198, Carol Aitken 189, Bettv Kunkle 180. Suburban League Walkerton Lanes American Legion 4 0 Jacob Drugs 3 1 Cole Mine 3 1 Stump Jumpers 3 1 Brass Lion 1 3 Jack’s Citgo 1 3 Bolze Marathon 1 3 Lakeside Realty 0 4 High team series: American Legion 2444, Brass Lion 2433, Jack’s Citgo 2384. High team game: Stump Jumpers 856, Jack’s Citgo 854, American Legion 849. High individual series handicap: NO TAP MIXED DOUBLES TOURNAMENT At LIBERTY LANES Sat., Jan. 22 7:30 p.m. CALL 606-3200

Walt Calhoon 665. Paul Dampts 656, Mike Amor 654. High individual game handicap: Wait Calhoon 274. Clyde Stickley r 249, Paul Dampts 235. Wednesday Nite Ladles Walkerton Lanes New Walkerton Lanes 54 22 Ludwig Plumbing 53 23 Precision Pallet 37 39 Beaver Realty 36 40 TV Center 32 Vi 43*/j American State Bank 31 41 Brass Lion 30‘/j 45*/> Complete Drywall 25 47 High team series: New Walkerton Lanes 2304, Ludwig Plumbing & Heating 2147, Beaver Realty 2116. High team game: New Walkerton Lanes 807, Ludwig Plumbing & Heating 774, Beaver Realty 752. High individual series: Zella Schafer 550, Carolyn Bacewic 530, Carleen Mann 485. High individual game: Carolyn Bacewic 211, Zell Schafer 190, Diane South 190, lona Collins 179. Monday Nite Ladles Walkerton Lanes Hidden Bu-Tee Salon 56 24 Hi-De-Ho 54 26 Last Roundup 40 40 Myrna’s Studio 10 70 High team series: Hidden BuTee Salon 2119, Last Roundup 1874, Hi-De-Ho 1836. High team game: Hidden Bu-Tee Salon 710, Last Roundup 649, Hi-De-Ho 621. High individual series: Carleen Mann 547, Beverly Ruggles 472, Donna Wood 466. High individual game: Carleen Mann 196. Donna Wood 167, Beverly Ruggles 163, Laura Brovoid 163. Sunday Night Mixed Doubles Liberty Lanes Team No. 2 41*/a \4Vi 4 Misfits 36 20 4 J’s 35 21 Walnut Road Runners 34‘/j 21'/j South Siders 34 22 Team No. 4 23 33 Team No. 6 22 34 Team No. 3 20 36 Team No. 1 19 37 Brikendipen 15 41 High team series handicap: Team No. 4 2405, 4 J’s 2365, Walnut Road Runners 2305. High team game handicap: 4 Misfits 837, Team No. 4 834, Walnut Road Runners 832. High team series men: Jerry Singleton 559, John Carroll 546, Curt Jaworski 535. High individual game men: Jerry Singleton 220, Randy Schmeltz 197, John Carroll 194. High individual series women: Ellie Ransbottom 564, Sherri Rudd 462, Joan Shafer 446. High individual game women: Ellie Ransbottom 243, Sherri Rudd 175. Ellie Ransbottom 170. Thursday Night iauUes liberty Lanes Elaine s Beauty Shop 47 29 Miller’s Merry Manor 43 33 Grahm’s Trench. Scrv. 43 33

Jim’s Market 42 34 Community State Bank 42 34 G& C Hardware 37*/: 38'/j Irene’s Poodle Groom. 35'/i 39'/i Country Cellar 31 45 Package Liquor 30 46 Vermillion Well Serv. 29 47 High team series handicap: Irene’s Poodle Grooming 2525, G & C Hardware 2460, Community State Bank 2383. High team game handicap: Irene’s Poodle Grooming 899, Package Liquor 838, Miller's Merry Manor 833. High individual series: Joan Shafer 549, Tanya Uhlig 511, Mary Yeakey 493. High individual game: Judy Gensinger 209, Joan Shafer 202, Tanva Uhlig 190. Wednesday Night Men’s League Liberty Lanes Fair Oil Co. 6 2 Liberty Lanes 6 2 Custom Body Shop 5 3 Liberty Lanes 5 3 Walkerton American LegionS 3 Morris Precision, Inc. 4 4 Patrick’s A.V. 3 5 Bruce's No. 10 3 5 Rizek's Plbg. & Htg. 2 6 Wabash Tavern 1 High team series: Rizek’s Plumbing & Heating 2558, Fair Oil Co. 2519, Custom Body Shop 2511. High team game: Rizek’s Plumbing & Heating 880, Custom Body Shop 876, Liberty Lanes 874. High individuaal series: Wes Seaman 553, Dave Trobaugh Sr. 543, Eric Kretchmer 542. High individual game: Wes Seaman 224. Jerry Singleton 220, Cayton Davis 208. Tuesday Nite Early Birds liberty Lanes Huhnke’s Tire Service 48 16 Jacob Drugs 35 29 American Door 34% 29% Cisney Construction 33 31 Liberty Lanes 31 33 Chase Brass 30% 33% Ann’s Mini Mart 26 38 Rapid Rule 18 46 High team series handicap: Cisney Construction 2346, Liberty Lanes 2319, American Door 2310. High team game handicap: Liberty Lanes 850, Cisney Construction 822, American Door 817. High individual series: Ellen Ransbottom 503, Tonya Uhlig 500, Eileen Clark 481. High individual game: Ellen Ransbottom 196, Mary Waak 189, Tonya Uhlig 189. Friday Night Mixed Doubles Liberty Lanes Lucky Strikes 4 0 Red Necks 3 1 Ramblers 3 1 Tornadoes 3 I Pic's Pac 3 1 Last Chance 1 3 Clarks 1 3 Arrowhead 1 3 Honeymooners 1 3 Rookies 0 4 High team series: Red Necks 1974. Ramblers 1895, Tornadoes 1851.

High team game: Red Necks 726, Ramblers 670, Tornadoes 656. High individual series men: John Clark 547, Wes Seaman 529, Bob Vermilyer 522. High individual game men: Fred Stratton 216. Bob Vermilyer 209. Ed Barden 204. High individual series women: Sally Wardlow 558, Debby Buchanan 477. Sharlene Borkowski 467. High individual game women: Sally Wardlow 187. Ching Seaman 177, Rita Johnson 176. Monday Night Men’s Liberty Lanes Sw an Lake Golf Club 41 27 Liberty Lanes 40 28 Rudd Olds/Cadillac 37 31 O'Connor Electric Service 36 32 Wil-lene Farms 36 32 Dcs-Lan Trucking 34 34 Community State Bank 33 35 Crumstown Tavern 32 36 Whitmer Farms 26 42 Schweitzer’s Bombers 25 43 High team series handicap: O'Connor Electric Service 2836, Liberty Lanes 2811, Community State Bank 2776. High team game: Liberty Lanes 971, Community State Bank 961, Wil-lene Farms 959. High individual series: Don Garrett 594, Bill Doan 565, Keith Shirley 564. High individual game: Don Garrett 213, 200, Dave Trobaugh 210, Matt Jaworski 208, Phil Tankslev 208. Glenn Girls Drop NSC Contest To New Prairie After a close first three quarters, the New Prairie girls basketball team pulled away from the Lady Falcons of John Glenn in the final period to take a 53-42 Northern State Conference victory in a game played at New Prairie. With the score 30-28, after an extremely close game all the way, a big 23 point outburst by New prairie made the difference in the game. The loss was Glenn's seventh in nine outings this season and their second in two tries in conference play. New Prairie moved their record to 7-2 with a perfect 3-0 slate in conference play. The scoring was well spread around and a little slow at the start as the visiting Glenn team held a slight 7-6 first quarter lead and bv haltime this lead was still enjoyed with a 19-18 margin. The two big gun for New Prairie. Neff and Stayback, were held to 5 and three points respectively in the first half. Glenn meanwhile had points from all five starters. However, the second half, and especially the fourth quarter proved the undoing for Glenn. Stayback and Neff each had six last quarter points and five more were added by Bladecki and Lineberry to pull away for the victory. Stayback ended the game with 13, closely followed by Neff's 12. The victors also had four other girls with six to nine points to account for their balanced total. Glenn also had great balance, but only had the five starters sharing the points with Pontius leading the way with 10, all on baskets. Kersh added nine. Vicsik and Knowlton eight each and Albertsen 7 for the rest of Glenn's points. Box Score New Prairie fg ft ft* p T. Rhine 2 2 5 0 Noens 3 0 0 3 Lineberry 3 12 3 Bladecki 4 13 3 Stayback 4 5 10 2 Neff 5 2 4 4 C. Rhine 0 0 0 0 TOTALS 21 11 24 15 Glenn Kersh 4 12 2 Vicsik 3 2 2 5 Albertsen 2 3 6 4 Knowlton 4 0 0 2 Pontius 5 0 0 3 Dill 0 0 0 1 Mann 0 0 0 2 TOTALS 18 6 10 19

Score By Quarters Glenn 7 19 28 42 New’ Prairie 6 18 30 53 B-Team Wins 33-20 The Glenn B-Team won their game over New Prairie jumping to a very big 14-0 first quarter lead and 26-2 at halftime. The final score was 33-20. / Kim Kronk had 12 points to lead the victors who won their fifth game in nine outings while New Prairie sufferd their fifth defeat in nine tries. Box Score Glenn fg ft ft* p McKesson 3 0 0 1 Kronk 6 0 0 1 Price 3 0 2 4 Knowlton 2 12 0 Albertsen 0 0 0 0 Howell 0 0 0 0 Martin 10 0 1 Johnson 0010 Miller 0 0 0 0 Singleton 10 10 Burch 0 0 0 1 TOTALS 16 1 6 8 New Prairie Smith 0 0 0 0 Arndt 0 0 2 0 Schmidt 4 0 0 4 Tolmen 3 0 2 1 Murphy 0 0 11 Mroczkiewica 10 0 0 Rogowski 10 2 1 Gilbert 0 0 0 2 McLaughlin 10 0 0 TOTALS 10 0 6 10 Score By Quarters Glenn ’ 14 26 28 33 New Prairie 0 2 14 20

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FLOYD G. HAJICEK Floyd G. Hajicek, 18. of Rural Route 3, Box 802. Walkerton, passed away at 9:36 p.m. on Thursday. January 6. at Memorial Hospital after a brief illness. He was born on May 5. 1964, in Plymouth to John and Betty (Blevins) Hajicek. who survive. He is a lifetime resident of St. Joseph County and was a student at International Business College. Fort Wayne. He was employed part time at Hook's Drug Stores in Fort Wayne and Walkerton. Surviving along with his parents are a sister. Mrs. Rodney (Yvonne Frances) Miller, Indianapolis; a brother. Tony Lee. of Elkhart; his maternal grandmoter, Mrs. Pearl Blevins, Maynard, Arkansas; and his paternal grandmother, Mrs. Viola Hajicek, of Bourbon. Services were held at 2:00 p.m. on Sunday at the Nusbaum-Elkin Funeral Home, Walkerton, and burial was in Woodlawn Cemetery, Walkerton. He was a 1982 graduate of John Glenn High School, a member of the National Honor Society and the John Glenn High School Band. HELEN LUE HUHNKE Helen Lue Huhnke, 79, of Pilgrim Manor Nursing Home, Plymouth, passed away at 7:50 a m. on December 13, 1982, at the nursing home following a lengthy illness. She was born on May 9, 1903, in Starke County. She moved to the Plymouth area 10 years ago from LaPorte. She was a retired elementary school teacher from LaPorte County and New Buffalo, Michigan area. Surviving is a brother, Alfred Huhnke, Sr., of Hanna; a sister, Mrs. Lydia Paul, of New Buffalo, Michigan; several nieces and nephews. She was preceded in death by three sisters and five brothers. She moved to Plymouth in 1973 to be near her niece and family, Mrs. Theodore (Diana) Glissman and sister-in-law, Mrs. Herbert (May) Huhnke. Services were held on Wednesday, December 15, at St. Patrick’s Catholic Church. Walkerton, with Rev. Anthony Letko, pastor, officiating. Burial was in Woodlawn Cemetery, Walkerton. She was a member of St. Patrick’s Catholic Church, Walkerton. She received her B.A. degree in education from Indiana University and was a member of both Indiana and Michigan State Teacher’s Association.