The Independent-News, Volume 108, Number 47, Walkerton, St. Joseph County, 28 April 1983 — Page 2

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- THE INDEPENDENT NEWS - APRIL 28. 1983

Falcon Baseball Team Improves Season Record Ihe Falcons second comeback tell one run short in a Northern State contest with New Prairie. Two Cougar home runs in the top of the first inning gave the visitors a 3 run lead. The Falcons retaliated in the same frame with I odd Davis' 2-run blast Kev Fakon hits by Gene Amor and Ron Clemons led to a 5-3 lead at the end of fixe innings. However, the Cougars exploded for four runs in the top of the bth, three of them coming on led Jarka’s second home run of the game. The Falcons fought back to within one run. leaving two men on base in each of the last two innings. Ron Clemons took the loss on the mound as the team conference record slipped to 1 -2. line Score New Prairie 300 040 0 —7 9 3 Glenn 211 101 0 — 6 12 2 Glenn 3 - Culver 2 Glenn evened its conference record at 2-2 with a one-run victory at Culver Thursday. Rightfielder Ron Clemons delivered a solo home run to open the scoring in the 3rd inning, but the Cavaliers got two runs in the bottom of the same frame. A single by Mark Roberts was misplayed in the Culver outfield and an alert 1 ance Singleton scored all the wav from first to tie

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the score in the 4th inning, in the fifth. lom Whitmer's single and theft of second paved the wav for lerrv Allsop's game-winning pinch hit single. Pitcher Darrin Fisher field off tlic Cavaliers for his second victorv in as many starts. l ine Score । Glenn OH HO 0 — 3 5 I Culver 002 (MM) 0 — 2 6 2 [• Falcons Win Two I Ihe Falcon baseball team won । two close games al Oregon-Davis । on Saturdav In the first game, the ( Falcons overcame a four run deficit for an eight inning 8-6 victory. । Pinch hit singles bv Mike Kinney and Terry Allsop highlighted a । two-run rally in the sixth to tie up the ball game. Tom Whitmer. । I odd Davis, Ed Segraves and Bob , C lingenpecl each had two hits. Bob , Clingenpeel was the winning pitch--1 er in relief of Ron Clemons. In the second game freshman pitcher Keith Clark held off the Bobcats for a 5-4 victory. Ron Clemons doubled and Keith added a single as three Falcon runs scored in the sixth inning to wipe out a 3-2 Oregon-Dav is lead. The baseball team is now 4-2 after last week's action. Line Scores Glenn 011 022 02 — 8 12 6 0 D 015 (XX) 00 — 6 9 7 Winning pitcher: Bob Clingenpeel; losing pitcher: Allen Louderback Glenn 002 003 0 — 5 5 9 0 D OCX) 211 00— 4 5 4 Winning pitcher: Keith Clark; losing picther: Cooper

UREY DANCE FRIDAY Urey Middle School is sponsoring a dance on Friday. April 29. for all Urev students. Ihe dance will he held in the Urev gymnasium from "MX) p.m. until 9:30 p.m. Parent chaperones are encouraged to attend. BETTER HOMES CLUB MEETS Better Homes Extension Club members met at the home of Mrs. Howard (lingenpecl with Mrs. Nancv Shilling as assisting hostess for the April meeting. It was a pleasant surprise to have one of our long time members back with us. Mrs. Ida Mae Watkins. Her health had kept her home. Following the pledge to the flag and the club creed the song of the month. ‘ When T he Red Red Robin ( omes Bob Bob Bobbin Along” was led by Mrs. Richard Ruby. Roll call was answered by telling about our most hated TV commercial with 11 responding. The birthday song was sung for Mrs. Branson Hiatt. We were asked to remember Mrs. Dale Ullery as she will go into the hospital on Thursday for surgery on her arm. Cultural arts chairman. Mrs. John Wathen, gave a report on activities happening in our local and surrounding areas. Mrs. Vcrl Buchanan had to resign as our representative to the International Dav at the fairgrounds on Wednesday . April 27. Our club is to represent Greece and Mrs. Allan Eddingcr will take over with her mother. Mrs. Thelma Watts, assisting her. Ihe Spring Fling will be held at C rest Manor Church of the Brethren. South Bend, on May 18. Reserations must be in bv Monday. Mav 9. If you plan to go call Mrs. Albert Ray. I he club voted to pay the wav for one vouth to attend the 4 H । Roundup. Mrs. Hiatt gave the health and safetv lesson on nursing homes. Our meeting adjourned with the repealing of the club prayer. Refreshments were served followed bv a white elephant sale. We thank Mrs. Ruhv for being our faithful auctioneer Door prizes were awarded to Mrs. Clyde Sticklev and Mrs. Roy Freeman. I he next meeting of the club will be in the home of Mrs. Freeman with Mrs. Wayne Cover assisting. Triaminic* Syrup Triaminicin* Tablets or Triaminic-12* Tablets For Allergy Relief that s nothing to sneeze at. C ’m • jK’fan fir* Di 'mh 4 840.). I:. I t Nebt4*k> 68V|

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, ENJOY ETHNIC COOKING . Ethnic cooking, Greek stvle, was , the luncheon prepared bv Mrs. Sidnev Smith and Mrs Ralph Wilson. on Wodncsday lor the mem- , bers and guests of the Johnson Township Extension Homemakers Club, at the communitv building Mrs. Lloyd Thomas, president, introduced the guests. Mrs. ( lem Wo/niak. of Michigan City, Mrs. Robert Oberlin, of 1 aC rosse. Mrs. John Kellv, of I aPortc. Mrs. Velma Stahlv and Mrs. Amv Hutchins. , Ihe latter two became members. । Mrs. Amos Bierlv. Mrs. Thomas Meyer. Mrs. Orville Klmedinst and Mrs. Stahlv were honored with the . birthday song Ihe club will be guests of the Mill ( reek club on June 1. for a 6:30 p m. supper. I Mrs. ( atherine Hosteller gave a . demonstration on handmade flow- ! ers and gave a corsage to Mrs Kellv and Alma Daube. Mrs. । Daube and Mrs. John Dreessen

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gave the lesson on complimentary » aspects of clothing. The health and ^alety lesson on selecting nursing homes bv Mrs. Leroy Johnson ■ was very informative. Door prizes i were received by Mrs. Larmon > Kaser and Mrs. Hostetler. A candle light memorial service lor Jane Kepeha. a former club । member, was given by Esther Kaufman. Ihe meeting closed with the rei pealing of the club prayer. Fthcl Bierlv and Mrs. Kaufman were hostesses for the afternoon. . Serving on the Mav committee will I be Mrs. I homas and Mrs. Drees- ' sen. i FREE BLOOD PRESSURE CLINIC AT KOONTZ LAKE A free blood pressure clinic will be held on I hursdav. Mav 5. from I2:R) to I 30 p.m. al the Koontz I ake C onservation club house.