The Independent-News, Walkerton, St. Joseph County, 3 March 1983 — Page 2
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- THE INDEPENDENT NEWS - MARCH 3, 1983
STH GRADE CHEERLEADERS AT N.L. v J, 4 A; . Blt^i The sth grade cheerleaders at North Liberty School are from left to right, in front: Cherri Sheler and Kari Boxell, and in the back: Andrea Kaser and Angie Mlekodaj.
~SCHOOL MENUS St. Patrick School MARCH 7-11 MONDAY Beanie wienie bake Carrot and celery sticks Corn muffin Pears Milk TUESDAY Spaghetti with meat sauce Lettuce salad Hot rolls with butter Peaches Milk WEDNESDAY Pork casserole Green beans Wheat bread and butter Gelatin with fruit Milk THURSDAY Barbecue on bun French fries Applesacue Milk FRIDAY Brow n bag lunch from home Oregon-Davis Schools MARCH 7 -11 MONDAY Chili dog Wax beans Potato rounds Applesauce Milk TUESDAY Turkey chop suey with steamed
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rice Bread and butter Vanilla pudding topped with peaches Milk WEDNESDAY Ham and beans Cornbread w ith butter and syrup Carrot and celery sticks Lime jello with pears. Milk THURSDAY Chuckwagon sandwich Pickle rounds Corn Warm apple slices Milk FRIDAY Vegetable soup Toasted cheese sandwich Stuffed celery Sugar plum cake Milk Walkerton Elementary School MARCH 7 -11 MONDAY Lasagna Buttered carrots Bread and butter Mixed fruit Milk TUESDAY Beef stew Lettuce salad Hot biscuit Jello with w hipping cream Milk WEDNESDAY Barbecue on bun Buttered rice Celery sticks Fresh apple
Milk THURSDAY Macaroni and cheese Cole slaw Bread and butter Pineapple Milk FRIDAY Fish sticks Corn bread Baked beans Pears Milk Urev Middle School MARCH 7-11 MONDAY Hamburger on bun French fries Cheese sticks Green beans Cake Milk TUESDAY Roast turkey Mashed potatoes and gravy Bread and butter Fruit cocktail Milk WEDNESDAY Chili with crackers Peanut butter and honey sandwiches Applesauce Milk THURSDAY T acos Rice Buttered corn Pineapple Milk FRIDAY Fish on bun Cole slaw Candied sweet potatoes Peaches Milk John Glenn High School MARCH 7 -11 MONDAY Corn dog French fries Buttered corn Peanut butter brow nie Milk TUESDAY Johnny marzetti Green beans Applesauce cake White bread and butter Milk WEDNESDAY T acos Hash browns Buttered peas Butterscotch pudding Milk THURSDAY Spaghetti Tossed salad Cheese sticks Garlic bread Pineapple Milk FRIDAY Submarine sandwiches Tater tots Mixed vegetables Cookies Milk SCOUT NEWS On February 23 Pack 241 held its Blue and Gold Banquet at the North Liberty United Methodist Church. After enjoying a delicious carry-in dinner, William Arick. new Cubmaster, opened the meeting with the introduction of honored guests, Mr. and Mrs. Howard Jones and family and Mr. and Mrs. Roy Clark Mr. Clark was a past ( übmaster, as well as one of the founders of Pack 241 Candlelighting w as conducted by Webelos from Dens 1 and 3. Den 2 opened b\ reciting the "Law Os I he Pack". Mrs. Arick translated to us what ( ÜBS stood for. C is for curtious; U is tor unity; B is for braven; and S is for service. A total of 73 attended the banquet with Dens 2 and 5 tieing w ith the high number of 23 each. Awards were as follows: I hose receiving wolf badges were Matthew Arick, James Karst and Kevin Stedman. Gold Arrow s went to Kevin Stedman.
THE INDEPENDENT-NEWS Publication Number 261460 ROBERT E. URBIN, EDITOR SUSAN R. URBIN, ASSISTANT EDITOR INDEPENDENT-NEWS CO., INC., PUBLISHER 601-03 Roosevelt Road, Walkerton, Indiana 46574 Telephone (219) 586-3139 PUBLICATION TIME: Thursday of Each Week Second Class Postagte Paid At Walkerton, Indiana 46574 SUBSCRIPTION RATES: 15C Per Copy; $5.00 Per Year (SI.OO Extra If Mailed Out Os State) N.L. 6TH GRADE CHEERLEADERS *"^10 7 < UK VSha r L " TTfl 4 *-• The 6th grade cheerleaders at North Liberty School are, from top to bottom: Becky Fair, Shanyn Kryder, Michelle Mlekodaj and Tina Peddycord.
Bear badges were presented to John Camblin, Michael Daugherty, Timothy McCormick. James Peterson. Thomas Peterson and Stephen Wasio. Webelos badges went to Michael Beghtel, David Brook. Douglas Lambert. William Lappin, Thomas McCormick and Chris Stedman. Webelos activity pins were presented as follows: Mike Beghtel. athlete, artist and sportsman; Eugene Clingenpeel. aquanaut, outdoorsman, scholar and traveler; Steve Foresman. athlete and sportsman; Eric Springman, artist and athlete; and Chris Stedman, artist. Scout Week window awards went to Den 5 for first place and Den 2 for second place. A play. "Little Red Riding H(x>d" was performed by scout fathers Thomas Daugherty. William Lappin, David Craft and John Camblin. Mr. Arick then presented each scout with a scarf-slide made of sea shells which were gifts from the past packmaster. Mr. James Johnson. First year pins went to John Camblin. Michael Daugherty. James Karst. Timothv McCormick.
N.L. 7TH GRADE CHEERLEADERS Sas - ' w .. . J j- ■ The girls leading the cheers for the 7th grade at North Liberty School are from left to right: Stacey Woody, Angie Saylor, Susan McCaffery and Kelly Dillon.
James Peterson. Thomas Peterson. Noel Snyder. Stephen Wasio. Second year pins to Michael Beghtel. David Bnx>k Eugene Clingenpeel. Steve Foresman, Douglas Lambert, William Lappin, Thomas McCormick and Chris Stedman. March 12 is the Held trip to the airport and on March 26 is the Pine Wood Derby. The meeting was closed by Den 4 who called all scouts together for the "Living Circle" WRESTLERS CHALK UP #5 The LaVillc Lancer wrestling team became the fifth victim of the fighting Falcons from Urey/North Liberty. The visiting Falcons, now 5-0, were led by David Searfoss. Scott Ray, David Rupel, Nick South. Melvin Gee. Gary Whitaker and Howard Smith. Other winners were Billy Nichols. Troy Petry. Denns Sctnor, Jeff Roberts. Ed Traversa and John Marek. The Middle School wrestlers travel to Oregon-Davis on Thursday. March 3, at 4:30 p.m . for a meet. The acre was originally the area a yoke of oxen could plow in a day.