The Independent-News, Volume 108, Number 41, Walkerton, St. Joseph County, 17 March 1983 — Page 2
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- THE INDEPENDENT NEWS - MARCH 17, 1983
REGIONAL SCIENCE FAIR WINNER ’ * W j-iWi I ■4^ £ v W-‘W
Charles F. Vardeman II was a first place winner on his project. Solar Energy and Energy Conservation. at the Regional Science Fair held at Notre Dame on March 5. His project was an in ground solar house with circulating hot water heating system. He also had alternative energy incorporated in the house. He was presented the Bronze Medallion for superior achievement in science and engineering for an outstanding project by the United States Army. Charles is in the 7th grade at St. Mary's Os The Assumption School. He is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Charles F. Vardeman. North Liberty. SCHOOL MENUS Oregon-Dat is Schools MARCH 21 - 25 MONDAY St. Louis rib on a bun Mixed vegetables Pineapple tidbits Milk TUESDAY Ham salad sandwich Potato triangle Corn Jello with fruit Milk WEDNESDAY Spaghetti with meat sauce Tossed salad Bread and butter Pears Milk THURSDAY Roast turkey Sweet potatoes Buttered peas Bread and butter Cake with cherry topping Milk FRIDAY Toasted cheese sandwich Green beans Applesauce Milk
PAULE^E^S* FAMILY RESTAURANT DOWNTOWN WALKERTON U. S. 6 & State Road 23 North 586-2389 OPEN AT 6:00 A.M. EVERY MORNING BREAKFAST SPECIAL Beginning March 16th TWO PANCAKES or TWO PIECES FRENCH TOAST $135 ON FRIDAY TRY OUR ONION SOUP & TUNA SALAD SANDWICH With Cheese Bread For Lunch PERCH DINNER AT NIGHT SATURDAY ALL DAY CHILI AND OUR LIVER AND ONION DINNER SPECIALS EVERY DAY And a CHEF’S SURPRISE
North Liberty School MARCH 21 - 25 MONDAY Barbecue on bun French fries Lettuce salad Carrot cake Milk TUESDAY Fried chicken Mashed potatoes and gravy Green beans Fresh apple slices Roll Milk WEDNESDAY Salisbury steak Mashed potatoes Carrot coins Pears Raisin batter bread Chocolate milk THURSDAY No school FRIDAY Grilled cheese l ater tots Peanut butter celery Cherry cobbler Milk ’ Walkerton Elementary School MARCH 21 - 25 MONDAY Chili and crackers Lettuce salad Celery sticks Rice krispie bar Milk TUESDAY Peanut butter and jelly sandwich Buttered corn Applesauce Milk WEDNESDAY Barbecue on bun Buttered rice Pickle chips Apple crisp Milk THURSDAY No school FRIDAY
Pizza square Green beans Peaches Milk Urey Middle School MARCH 21-25 MONDAY Ham and cheese on bun ‘ Candied sweet potatoes Rice crispy square Milk TUESDAY Chicken and noodles Mashed potatoes Buttered corn White bread and butter Fruit cocktail Milk WEDNESDAY Polish sausage on bun Pickle spears Green beans Blueberry cake I Milk THURSDAY No school FRIDAY Macaroni and cheese Buttered peas Wheat bread and butter Pineapple Milk John Glenn High School MARCH 21 - 25 MONDAY Pig in a blanket Baked beans Celery sticks Mixed fruit Milk TUESDAY Cheeseburger on bun Hash brow ns Mixed vegetables Apple cake Milk WEDNESDAY Beef barbecue French fries Buttered corn Fresh apples Milk THURSDAY Hot turkey sandwich Green beans Cheese sticks Gelatin Milk FRIDAY Grilled cheese Tater tots Buttered peas. Cookies Milk St. Patrick School MARCH 21 - 25 MONDAY Hamette on bun French fries Corn White cake with cherry sauce Milk TUESDAY School made vegetable soup Peanut butter and jelly sandwich Cheese sticks Applesauce WEDNESDAY Barbecued chicken Fluffy rice Green beans Gelatin with fruit Milk THURSDAY Pizza Lettuce salad Chilled peaches Cookie Milk FRIDAY Macaroni and cheese Diced carrots Bread and butter Mixed fruit Milk MIDDLE SCHOOL WRESTLING TEAM COMPLETES SEASON Ihe Urey North Liberty fighting Falcon wrestling team completed their final week of competition with two more wins. Triton was the Bth team to lose to the Falcons. 48-29, as Keith O'Banion and David Sear loss led the way with pins. Jim Bracich. David Rupel, Billy Niyhols. Robbie Nickles, Kerry Holderread. Howard Smith. Nick South. Willie Hostrawser. Gary Whitaker, Gary Butler, lorn Clifton. Peter ( rane. lony Kaser. John Fairres
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and Jon Helminger all won against their opponents. In the final meet at Bremen, the Falcons compiled a 62-19 victory. Winning by pins were Nick South. Peter Crane. Ricky Clingenpeel. Mike Hutchings, Stacy Bridwell and Gary Whitaker. Other winners included Robbie Nickles. Billy Nichols. Tony Kaser. Carl Christensen. Dennis Wroblewski. Scott Ray. Jim Bracich, Melvin Gee. David Rupel. Gary Butler. Jon Helminger. Mark Blosser and John Fairres. The Falcon B-Team concluded their season on a good note also, remaining undefeated at 5-0. Congratulations to the wrestlers on a fantastic season and for beating all the conference teams. The year's most valuable and most improved wrestlers are as follows: Most Valuable, 6th and 7th grade wrestler, Troy Petry; Most Improved 6th and 7th grade wrestler. Dennis Wroblewski; Most Valuable Bth grade wrestlers. David Rupel and David Searfoss; and the Most Improved Bth grade wrestler, Billy Nichols. To Distribute Cheese And Butter Thurs., March 17 The Starke County Council on Aging will coordinate the distribution of cheese and butter on March 17. The distribution of 3,300 5 lb. blocks of cheese and two 1 lb. packages of butter to low-income households, the unemployed, and senior citizens will be on a firstcome. first-served basis. If you are. homebound and need to have home delivery, you must call the Council on Aging office prior to March 17 for delivery. To be eligible for cheese and butter. you must be a resident of Starke County, and must be either a senior citizen, an umemployed household, or meet the following guidelines: one person in the household, annual income not to exceed $7,020; two in household, $9,330; 3 in household. $11,640; 4 in household. $13,950. etc. Township trustees will distribute cheese to the residents in their township only. Distribution sites are as follows: OREGON TOWNSHIP Koontz Lake Fire Station, on Route 23, 2:00 • 7:00 p.m. on March 17 and 5:00 - 7:00 p.m. on March 18. DAVIS TOWNSHIP
I LAUGHMAN’S DINER Corner 01 State Road 23 & Maple Street NORTH LIBERTY I Specializing In HOME COOKING And I DAILY SPECIALS I CARRY-OUTS AVAILABLE HOURS: 5:00 a.m. - 2:00 p.m. I Monday thru Saturday
Judy Gearhart's home, at 400 N Range Road, first house on southwest side, 9:00 a.m. to 3:00 p.m. March 17. Recipients must show identification if the township trustee does not recognize them as belonging to their district, and will be requested to sign a form stating the information regarding income is correct. For more information, you may call the Starke County Council on Aging office at 772-6055. HOCKETT TO GRADUATE FROM INDIANA LAW ENFORCEMENT SCHOOL Patrolman Robert L. Hockett, of the North Liberty Police Department. will be among 96 officers who will graduate from the Indiana Law Enforcement Academy at 1:00 p.m.. Friday. March 18. The Academy is located one-half mile southwest of Plainfield. The Honorable Richard M. Givan. Chief Justice Indiana Supreme Court, will be principal speaker at the event. Colonel Arthur R. Raney. Jr., the Academy's Executive Director; and Patrolman Jeffery P. Burleson. Hanover Police Department. Class President, will also address the graduating officers, their families and guests. Indiana requires all non-elected law enforcement officers to successfully complete basic training within their first year of service. Failure to complete the training results in the officer losing the power of arrest. It is interesting to note that tax money is not used to support this program. There is no charge to the officer or department; instead, the training is funded through court costs paid by traffic violators and persons charged with criminal offenses. PROCLAMATION CLAIMS AUCTIONEER’S WEEK APRIL 3 - 9 Lee J. Wainscott, full-time professional Auctioneer from LaPorte, recently met with Governor of Indiana. Robert D. Orr. and Secretary of State. Edwin J. Simcox. at Indianapolis. Governor Orr and Secretary of State Simcox both issued a Proclamation for ‘National Auctioneer's Week" which is April 3rd through April 9th. Both Governor Orr and Secretary of State Simcox urge all citizens to recog nize and give appropriate honor to the many noteworthy contributions that Auctioneers have made and are continuing to make to our free society and economy.