The Independent-News, Volume 108, Number 36, Walkerton, St. Joseph County, 10 February 1983 — Page 2

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BOWLING NEWS Friday Morning Coffee League Walkerton I Jines Beaver Realty 14 Con-Agra 11 5 Bacewic Trucking 9 Johnson Dairy Farm 8 8 Miller’s Merry Manor ’ 9 Dolly & Mac’s 6 10 Walkerton Bixiv Shop 5 11 Kissinger Construction 4 12 High team series: Beaver Realtv 1791. Miller's Merry Manor I’os. Con-Agra 159’. High team game: Beaver Realtv 697. 59J. 59|. Miller's Merry Manor 5’5. 568. 562. Baceuic Trucking 54"’. High individual senes: Janice White 512. Carol Aitken 493. Donna Wood 492. High individual game: Valeria Barden 212 (second game 104). Janice White 184. Carol Aitken 183. Monday Nite Ladies Walkerton Lanes Hi-De-Ho 67 29 Hidden Bu-Tee Salon 66 30 Last Roundup 45 51 Myrna's Studio 14 82 High team scries: Hi-De-Ho 2014. Hidden Bu-Tee Salon 1946. Last Roundup 1772. High team game: Hidden BuTee Salon 713. Hi-De-Ho bB2. Last Roundup 635. High individual series: Karen Haug 506, Carlccn Mann 500. Donna Wood 481. High individual game: Karen Haug 208. Carleen Mann 187, Donna Wood 181. Wednesday Nite Ladies Walkerton Lanes New Walkerton Lanes 66 26 Ludwig Plbg. & Htg. 59 33 Precision Pallet 43 49 American State Bank 43 45 Beaver Realty 42 50 Brass Lion 4l'/j 50 '/j TVCen t e r 41 '/i 50 */i

GARY’S BARBER & STYLE 67315 State Road 23 North Liberty Phone 656-8320 Monday Thru Friday. 10:00 a.m. - 7:00 p.m. Saturday, 9:00 a.m. • 3.00 p.m. Closed Wednesdays DOWNTOWN WALKERTON PHONE 586-7522 MIDNIGHT SHOW Saturday, February 26 ONE SHOW ONLY Advance Tickets, $2.00 - At The Door, $3.00 Free Small Pop With Advance Tickets ONLY 240 tickets available

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Complete Drywall 29 61 High team scries- New Walkerton lanes 2304. Ludwig Plumbing A Heating 2049. Precision Pallet 1900. High team game: New Walkerton I anes 813. Ludwig Plumbing A Heating 717. Beaver Realty 646. High individual senes: Carleen Mann 534. Zvlla Schafer 484. lona Collins 466. High individual game: Zella Schaler 200. Carleen Mann 184. Diane South 1 75. Suburban league Walkerton lames Stump Jumpers 14 6 Jacob Drugs 13 801/c Marathon 13 Cole Mine 11 9 American Legion 10 10 Brass Lion 9 11 Jack's Citgo 7 |J Lakeside Realty 3 17 High team series scratch: Cole Mine 2612. Jacob Drugs 2544. Brass Lion 2487. High team game scratch: Jacob Drugs 965. Cole Mine 921. Brass Lion 875. High individual series handicap: Jim Millice 680. Ed Hiicr 670. Steve Moerman 637. High individual game handicap: Chuck Minter 251. Ed Hiler 250. Warner Clark 244. Thursday Night Ladeis Liberty Lanes Grahm's Trench. Serv. 55 37 Elaine’s Beauty Shop 54 38 Miller's Merry Manor 54 38 Jim’s Market 50 42 Commuaity State Bank 49 43 G & C Hardware 45'/i 46’/i Irene's Poodle Groom. 41 '/j 50'/i Vermillion's Well Serv. 40 52 Country Cellar 36 56 Package Liquor 33 59 High team series handicap: Grahm's Trenching Service 2507. Miller's Merry Manor 2498. Irene’s Poodle Grooming 2390. High team game handicap: Miller’s Merry Manor 925, Grahm’s Trenching Service 874. 843. High individual series: Mary Yeakey 558. Judy Gensinger 510. Jean Brodzinski 505.

High individual game: Marge O’Connor 219, Mary Yeakey 201. Jean Brodzinski 193. Monday Night Men’s Liberty Lanes Liberty Lanes 49 35 Sw an Lake Golf Club 48 36 Rudd Olds/Cadillac 48 36 Wil-lene Farms 47 37 Des-Lan Trucking 46 38 O'Connor Electgric Serv. 43 41 Community State Bank 39 45 Whitmer Farms 37 4’ Crumstow n Tavern 33 51 Schweitzer's Bombers 30 54 High team series handicap: Whitmer Farms 2890. Des-Lan Trucking 2879. Schweitzer's Bombers 2750. High team game handicap: Whitmer Farms 1012, Liberty Lanes 1007, Des-Lan Trucking 987. High individual series: Wes Brigham 600. John Kring 563. Kevin Gautier 562. High individual game: John Kring 215. Gene Garrett 213. Wes Brigham 211. Friday Night Mixed Doubles Liberty Lanes Ramblers 18 2 Tornadoes 14 6 Red Necks 13*/j 6*/i Last Chance 11 9 Arrow heads 11 9 Luckv Strikes 10 10 Clarks B*/j ll'/i Honeymooners 5 15 Team No. 7 5 15 Rookies 3 17 High team series: Red Necks 2170. Ramblers 1865. Tornadoes 1742. High team game: Red Necks 735. 718. 7)7. Ramblers 667 , 608. Tornadoes 602. High individual series men: Bob Vermilyer 558, Bob Wardlow 553, Fred Stratton 553, Ernie Tompkins 534. High individual game men: Fred Stratton 219, Bob Wardlow 200,. Bob Vermilyer 197. High individual series women: Sally Wardlow 563, Ruby Stratton 501. Sharlene Borkowski 473. High individual game women: Ruby Stratton 198. Sally Wardlow 198. Sharlene Borkowski 178. Sunday Night Mixed Doubles Liberty Lanes Team No. 2 49'/i )B'/i Walnut Road Runners 41‘/j 26*/j 4 Misfits 41 27 4J's 41 27 South Siders 37 31 Team No. 4 30 38 Team No. 6 29 39 Team No. 1 27 41 Team No. 3 26 42 Brikendipen 18 50 High team series handicap: Team No. 2 2435, Team No. 1 2310, Brikendipen 2294. High team game handicap: Team No. 2 831, Walnut Road Runners 819, Brikendipen 814. High individual series men: Jerry Singleton 590. Duff Hevel 518, Gene Feitz 507. High individual game men: JerrySingleton 214, John Carroll 204. Jerry Singleton 200. High individual series women: Joan Shaver 575, Sherri Rudd 485. Ellie Ransbottom 459. High individual game women: Joan Shafer 218, Sherri Rudd 191, Joan Shafer 181. Tuesday Nite Early Birds Liberty Lanes Huhnke's Tire Service 56 24 American Door 46'/j 33'/i Jacob Drugs 44 36 Cisney Construction 40 40 Chase Brass 38'/i 41'/i Liberty Lanes 38 42 Ann’s Mini Mart 31 49 Rapid Rule 26 54 High team series handicap: Lierty Lanes 2512, American Door 2468. Cisney Construction 2414. High team game handicap: Liberty Lanes 885, American Door 848. Cisney Construction 836. High individual scries: Cindy Huhnke 511, Linda Relos 504. Mary Waak 497. High individual game: Sandy

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Packer 211. Mary Waak 194. Cindy Huhnkel9l. SENIOR BOWLING NEWS The senior bowlers welcomed newcomer Eli Sobat. It was great lo sec the seniors taking an interest in a little exercise and fun in bowling at the New Walkerton Lancs, on Wednesday at 2:00 p.m. Andy Anderson won the handicap game with a 2 7 0. scratch game of 244. and series of 618. Other good handicap games were by Mel Divine. 239. 192 and 503; Dave Lind. 233. l 70; Eli Sobat. 216; and Harry Nowaczyk 202. Irene Singleton won the handicap game on the women’s side with a 228. scratch 165. Gert Brehm had a handicap game of 220. Gert Brehm 220. and Sails Barna 217 and 171 scratch.

CARDS THANKS^

Wc wish to thank all in our community. friends, neighbors, relatives. pastors of different churches for their visits and prayer groups for sharing our concern when our son. Floyd, was in the hospital and later your support and thoughtful kindness when he passed away on January 6. The Hajicck Family IN MEMORY OF In loving memory of my husband and our father who passed away on February 20. 1981. Merrill H. Carey. Mrs. Zora Carey Leßoy Carey Charles Carey UNCOLN TOWNSHIP HOMEMAKERS MEET The Lincoln Township Homemakers Extension Club met on Tuesday. February 1. at the Walkerton Community Building. The tables were decorated with Valentines and the committee for the day was Mamie Hahn and Regina Wells. Mary Hahn helped since Mrs. Wells was ill. The meeting opened with the salute to the flag and the repeating of the club creed. The song of the month. "Let Me Call You Sweetheart", and "Love Makes The World Go Round”, were sung with Helen Pogodzinski leading the singing and Lois Shetland at the piano. Roll call was answered with something you wish you would like to invent. Twenty members answered with Mary Hahn as our guest. The nominating committee gave their report. Bertha Daube gave us some pointers on the right and wrong way to lift things from the floor. Ann Jackson read an interesting article on two of our former presidents. Abraham Lincoln and J. F. Kennedy. Loretta Kearcher gave a book report on "The Black Stallion and it was very good. The meeting was turned over to the hostesses who served a delicious lunch. Bingo was played with many winning prizes. There will be cancer sewing on Wednesday. February 9. The committee for the March

meeting will be Helen Pogodzinski. Weltha Burnside and Loretta Kaercher. The meeting closed with the repeating of the club collect. WOMAN’S CLUB RAISES slls FOR SPECIAL OLYMPICS The members of the G.F.W.C. Women’s Communitv Club wish to thank the communities of Walkerton and Koontz Lake for their contributions to the Special Olympics Fund during their recent canister drive. Pnxceds were SI 15.00. although it is not a great amount, any contributions arc greatly appreciated. In last week’s article on the poster contest winners, the 4th and sth grade art teacher is Mrs. Sctnor. not Mrs. Spindles. The prizes were awarded by public affairs department chairman. Geraldine Cobb. not Mrs. Walker.

LEGAL NOTICES ————————

LEGAL NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING The Alcoholic Beverage Board of St. Joseph County. Indiana, at 10:00 a.m.. on February 23. 1983, at the City-County Building. 3rd Floor Conference Rwm. 227. W. Jefferson Blvd., in the city of South Bend in said county, will investigate the propriety of holding an alcoholic beverage permit by the following person and location listed herein, to wit: RC7I-08617 Polish Natl. Alliance 3078. Att. Financial Secy.. 55969 Tulip Rd. Terre Coupee. New Carlisle, Ind., Liquor. Beer and Wine Retailer — Club. Said investigation will be open to the public. Indiana Alcoholic Beverage Commission, by David M. Brooks. Exec. Secty.; Robert N. Skinner. Chairman. NOITCE TO BIDDERS Bids are being accepted at the Clerk-Treasurer’s Office, 118 N. Main St.. North Liberty. IN. for the repair of the town hail roof. The right is reserved to reject any and all bids. Paul F. Williams. Jr. Clerk-Treasurer flO PUBLIC NOTICE The annual Federal Revenue Sharing Use Report has been filed and may be inspected at the ClerkTreasurer's Office. 118 N. Main St.. North Liberty, IN., during regular business hours. Paul F. Williams, Jr. Clerk-Treasurer HO MIDDLE SCHOOL WRESTLERS OPEN SEASON The Urey-North Liberty Falcon wrestling team opened their Middle School season with a convincing 57-36 win over New Prairie at the North Liberty gymnasium on Monday. Winners include Troy Petry. Troy Collings. Gary Butler. David Rupel. Melvin Gee. Skip Erickson. Howard Smith. Ed Traversa. Bill Nichols and Jim Bracich. Other winners include Denny Setnor. Jeff Roberts, Danny Clingenpeel and Sam Flynn. The Falcon B-team also won, 27-24. The next scheduled meets are at 5:00 p.m. on Wednesday, February 16 at North Liberty against LaPorte Kesling and then on Thursday. February 17. S.OO p.m. when they will host Oregon-Davis.