The Independent-News, Volume 108, Number 47, Walkerton, St. Joseph County, 28 April 1983 — Page 8

- THE INDEPENDENT-NEWS - APRIL 28, 1983

Zane Hathaway Ends High School Basketball Career ijßHi Zane Hathaway, son of Laura Hathaway. Rural Route 1. Walkerton. finished his high school basketball career at Jefferson High School, Rockford, Illinois, where he makes his home with his brother. Darold. Zane, a five foot. 11' 2 inch point guard, attended national B C (amp last summer; his teams finished in first place at the camp. He was named to the large schixifs all-conference team as an outstanding point guard. The team is selected bx the league's 10 head

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coaches at Rockford He was also named to the All Area lean’ selected with the help of coaches from nearb 1 (X) large high schools in northern Illinois and southern Wisconsin area. Sports announcers at Rockford also selected their All- । Star team and Zane was named to ■ this team also, as well as most xalu I able player bx this group and his teammates at Jefferson, which has an enrollment of 2.400 students. Hathaway is a four-sear varsity plaxer: two sears at Jolin Glenn and two sears at Jefferson. He received his first basketball trophy while a student at St. Patrick's Sclhh’l. Walkerton, where he attended his first six sears. He aver- ! aged 1 ".5 points and six assists and I shot 4b percent and 68 percent. He will be plaving in the All-Star game in June. Curt Pletcher Passes CPA Exam Recently Curt W. Pletcher, son of Mr. and Mrs. Gene Pletcher, of Walkerton, was among 294 individuals who

successfully completed the Certified Public Accountant examination held recently in Indianapolis. Pletcher is a graduate of John Glenn High School and received his BS degree from Indiana Uni sersits at South Bend. He is an accountant with Panel-Craft. Inc., in Pls mouth, w here he resides. Ihe Uniform CPA Examination requires participants to shoxx competence in auditing, business law. theors and practice. It is written and graded bs the American Institute of CPAs and is conducted twice annually in each state. SERVICE NOTES ARMY AND AIR FORCE HOMETOWN NEWS — Airman Rodney A. Lowry, son of Mr. and Mrs. Royce Arnald. of 105 Hickory Street. Walkerton, has graduated from the U. S. Air Force dental assistant course at Sheppard Air Force Base. Texas. Graduates of the course are trained to assist dental officers in all phases of denture construction. They also earned credits toward an associate degree in applied science through the Communitv College of the Air Force. Lowry will now serve at Little Rixk Air Force Base. Arkansas, with the U. S. Air Force Hospital. He is a 1*482 graduate of John Glenn High School. Walkerton. April 14 ( FH I NC) — Naw Seaman Remit Johnathon M. Newland. son of Fred and Mary Newland. of Rural Route I. Walkerton, has completed recruit training at the Naval Training Center, with the Naw Recruit framing Command, Orlando. Florida. During the eight-week training cycle. trainees studied general mil Hary subjects designed to prepare them for further academic and on-the-job training in one of the Naw s 85 basic occupational fields. Included in their studies were seamanship, close order drill. Naval history and first aid. April 14 (FHTNC) — Naw Fireman Recruit Elizabeth M. King, whose husband. John, is the son of Joe H and Betty M. Westmoreland of Rural Route I. Grovertown. has completed recruit training at the Naxal Training Command. Orlando. Florida. During the eight-week training cycle, trainees studied general military subjects designed to prepare them for further academic and on-the-job training in one of the Navy's 85 basic occupational fields. Included in their studies were seamanship, close order drill. Nasal history and first aid. I April 20 (FHTNC) — Navy Seaman Scott L. Nance, son of Wendell L. and Joyce A. Nance, of 62411 Pine Road, North Liberty, has completed recruit training at the Naval

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Training Center, with the Navy Rei cruit Training Command. Orlando. Florida. i During the eight-week training I cycle, trainees studied general militarx subjects designed to prepare i (hem for fruther academic and on-the-job training in one of the Nax x 's 85 basic occupational fields. i Included in their studies were seamanship, close order drill. Naval history and first aid. i 1 Phil Smith, a 1978 graduate of North Liberty High School, was recently graduated as a 2nd Lt. from Officer's Training School at Lackland Air Force Base. San Antonio. Texas. While at OTS he won several awards for distance । running. 11. Smith has been assigned duty as an astronautical engineer at the I los Angeles Air Force Statioin. the control center for the Air Force Space Program. An AeronauticalAstronautical Engineering graduate of Purdue University in 1982. his home is 62"'67 Orange Road. South Bend. POOL TOURNEY CHAMPS The American Legion Post 189, Walkerton, won the double elimination pool tournament among five teams. Sunday afternoon. April 24. at the legion home. The Legion team also won the seasonal plavoff. In the tournament held on Sundax. Dolly A Mac's team came in as runner-up. Iwo very nice trophies will be kept at the post

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home. Members of the team are Tom Foster. Jim Miller. Garry Wolfen barger. Mike Amor. Henry Pas chcn. Gary Shields. Gary Clark and Warner Clark. Phil Bukowski has been the “sub” for the season. JOHN GLENN CLASS OF 1973 TO HOLD REUNION A 10-year class reunion is beinc planned for the John Gelnn gradu ating class of 1973, for Saturdax June 18. at the American Legioi Hall, in Plymouth. The rcunioi will begin at 6:00p.m. with a happ, hour and a buffet style dinner fol loxxing. Entertainment w ill be pro xided h\ the U-93 Dance Partx featuring music popular in 19' and also playing currently popular music. Door prizes will also b, awarded. The cost for this event is SIO.(X) per person. $20.00 for coup les. We are also compiling a current yearbook from questionnaires pn xiously mailed out. Persons wh have not yet responded are asked to do so as soon as possible. Mai this and reservations to Jovc< Daube. Rural Route 4. Box 36<> Walkerton. IN 46574. We are looking for a great turn out and would like to see each and everyone there. If you have an\ questions or donations for doot prizes, please contact Kris (Krick Burch. 936-5407, or Joyce (Vander Velden) Daube. 586-2444. Ihe trouble with being early n an ix ing at a meeting is that there's usuallx no one around to appreciah it.

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