The Independent-News, Volume 110, Number 17, Walkerton, St. Joseph County, 27 September 1984 — Page 8

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SCHOOL MENUS John Glenn High School OCTOBER 1 • 5 MONDAY Hot dog on bun French fries Buttered corn Fruit Milk TUESDAY Beef stew Cheese sticks Bread and butter Cake Milk WEDNESDAY Submarine sandwich Buttered peas Celery and carrot sticks Fruit Milk THURSDAY Johnny marzetti Green beans Bread and butter Cookie Milk FRIDAY Chicken patty on bun Buttered carrots Tater tots Fruit Milk Urey Middle School OCTOBER 1- 5 MONDAY Submarine sandwich Mixed vegetables Applesauce Milk TUESDAY Pizza Buttered peas Pineapple Milk WEDNESDAY (By Eighth Grade Home Ec Gass) Barbecue pork ready rib on bun Carrot and celery sticks with peanut butter French fries Chocolate pudding Cookie Milk THURSDAY Beef stew Lettuce salad Yeast roll and butter Peaches Milk FRIDAY Peanut butter and jelly sandwich Green beans Cole slaw Mixed fruit Milk Walkerton Elementarv School OCTOBER 1 • 5 MONDAY Peanut butter and jelly sandwich Buttered com Celery sticks Peaches Milk TUESDAY Beef and vegetable soup with crackers Cottage cheese Tossed salad Cinnamon rolls Milk WEDNESDAY Spaghetti Garlic toast Green beans Pears Milk THURSDAY Pizza square Buttered peas Applesauce Milk FRIDAY Hot dog on bun Celery and peanut butter Tater tnangle Cake Milk North Liberty School OCTOBER 1 • 5 MONDAY Hamette on bun Buttered peas Carrot sticks Apple crisp

Milk TUESDAY Spaghetti Lettuce salad Garlic toast Fruit jello Milk WEDNESDAY Pig in blanket Baked beans Carrots and celery stick Fruit Chocolate milk THURSDAY Turkey gravy Mashed potatoes Mixed vegetables Wheat bread and butter Pumpkin pie Milk FRIDAY Grilled cheese Green beans Peanut butter celery Fruit Cookie Milk St. Patrick School OCTOBER 1- 5 MONDAY Salisbury steak with gravy Mashed potatoes Green beans Applesauce Milk TUESDAY Pizza Jello with vegetables Fruit salad Cookie Milk WEDNESDAY Chop suey Rice Biscuit and butter Applesauce Milk THURSDAY Beef stew Bread and butter Jello with fruit Cookie Milk FRIDAY Salmon patty Potatoes au gratin Cora Cake Milk Oregon-Davi* School* OCTOBER 1- 5 MONDAY Pizzas Green beans Peaches Milk TUESDAY Meat gravy over mashed potatoes California blend Pineapple tidbits Bread and butter Milk WEDNESDAY Chuckwagon sandwich Pickles Chips Mixed vegetables Jello cake Milk THURSDAY Johnny marzetti Buttered peas Bread and butter Sliced pears Milk FRIDAY Polish sausage Scalloped potatoes Sliced carrots Cookie Applesauce Milk BOWLING NEWS Friday Morning Coffee League Walkerton Lane* Miller's Merry Manor 17 3 Just Sew 13 7 Beaver Realty 12 8 Johnson Dairy Farm 11 9 Team No. 8 8 12 Ray's Radiator Shop 8 12 Mouse’s Barber Shop 6 14 Ray’s Super Valu 5 IS High team senes Beaver Realty 1802, Miller s Merry Manor 1779, Ray's Super Valu 1676.

High team game: Beaver Realty 636, 614, Miller's Merry Manor 602, 596, Ray's Super Valu 587. High individual series: Betty Kunkle 502, Donna Wood 499, Lee Granger 475. High individual game: Betty Kunkle 185, Dene Hensley 180. Lee Granger 176. Monday Nite Ladle* Walkerton Lane* Hi-De-Ho 16 4 American Door 15 5 Huhnke's Service 13 Allen’s Furniture 12 8 Hidden Bu-Tee 11‘A B’/i Myrna’s Studio 9 11 Sunrise Coffee Shop 3‘/j 16'/j TV Center 0 20 High team series: Huhnke’s Service 2170, Allen's Furniture 2099, Hi-De-Ho 2009. High team game: Huhnke's Service 7 46, Allen’s Furniture 738. Hi-De-Ho 700. High individual series: Cindy Huhnke 577, Carleen Mann 491, Linda Relos 481. High individual game: Cindy Huhnke 220, Betty Flynn 199, Diane South 187. Wednesday Nite Ladle* Walkerton Lane* Ludwig Plumbing 12 4 Walkerton Lanes 11 5 Duraclean Carpet 11 5 Complete Drywall 9‘/i 6‘/i Chessie System 9 7 Precision Pallet 6 10 Brass Lion 5W 10‘/i Vermillion Well Service 0 16 High team series: Ludwig Plumbing 2206, Walkerton Lanes 2176, Duraclean Carpet 2014. High team game: Ludwig Plumbing 800, Walkerton Lanes 768, Chessie System 731. High individual series: Doris Fuentes 536. Deb Ludwig 524, Zella Schafer 518. High individual game: Deb Ludwig 209, Carolyn Bacewic 199, Doris Fuentes 197. Sunday Night Mixed Doubles Liberty Innes Team No. 8 3 1 4J’s 3 1 Team No. 5 3 1 Team No. 3 2 2 Team No. 9 2 2 Team No. 4 2 2 Team No. 10 2 2 Walnut Road Runners 1 3 Dilligafs 1 3 Flumduckers 1 3 High team series handicap: Team No. 3 2276, Team No. 8 2272, ' Walnut Road Runners 2268. High team game handicap: Team No. 9 879. Team No. 3 814. Flumduckers 802. High individual senes men: Mike Amor 520, Randy Schmeltz 507, D. C. Martin 497. High individual game men: DC. Martin 214, Mike Amor 191, Jim Houser 181. High individual senes women: Joan Shafer 483, Valerie Stewart 446, Janet Evanoff 442. High individual game women: Teresa Reeder 176, Joan Shafer 171, Janet Evanoff 169. Thursday Night Ladies Liberty Lanes Community State Bank 12 4 Elaine's Beauty Shop 11 5 Jim's Market 11 5 Eberly's Orchard 9 Gene’s Sunoco 9 7 Cisney Construction 8 8 Miller's Merry Manor 7 9 N. L. Farm Center 6 10 Package Liquor 5 11 Graham’s Trenching Serv. 2 14 High team series handicap: Elaine s Beauty Shop 2441, Cisney Construction 2406, Gene’s Sunoco 2403. High team game handicap: N. L. Farm Center 878, Cisney Construction 859, Elaine’s Beauty Shop 853. High individual senes: Mary Yeakey 535, Joan Shafer 508, Sheila Scott 505. High individual game: Sheila Scott 204, Lee Aftowski 199, Joan Shafer 194.

Monday Night Men’s Liberty Lanes Community State Bank 5 3 O'Connor Electric Service 5 3 Des-Lan Trucking 5 3 Lakeside Inn 5 3 ' Liberty Lanes 4 4 : Crumstown Tavern 4 4 Swan Lake Golf Club 3 5 Rudd Olds/Cadillac 3 5 Whitmer Farms 3 5 Wil-lene Farms 3 5 High team series handicap: Communitv State Bank 2846, Whitmer Farms 2801. Des-Lan Trucking 2733. High team game handicap: Whitmer Farms 985, Community State Bank 980. Swan Lake Golf Cub 968. High individual series: D. C. Martin 569, Keith Shirley 567, Rich Garrett 562. High individual game: Jerry Gorby 223, John South 222, Rich Garrett 220. WHISPERING PINES GOLF NEWS The Ladies League ended their season on Saturday with an 18 hole Bankers tournament. Wanita Manuel won with a net 64. After play the girls all met in the outdoor shelter for a steak dinner and meeting. Special awards and prizes were given for the year. Most improved in stroke play was Ceceila Bryan, Most Improved in putts was Sally Wolfe, and Most Improved in Handicap was Betty Chapman. In championship flights. Wanita Manuel won the championship flight; Betty Chapman won the A flight; Barb Stickler, B flight; and Sandra Lemley the C flight. Plans were discussed for the 1985 Ladies Open to be Thursday, June 20th. Committees for this event are Joyce Lenczowski, general chairman; Sandra Lemley, breakfast; Barb Stickler, lunch and snacks; Joan Schmeltz. prizes; Betty Roesner, beverages; Lynn Toboiski, scoring; Barbara Lenczowski, publicity; Wanita Manuel, favors. A meeting will be held Saturday, January 19, at the home of Sally Pietrzak. Members will be notified of time. The Men’s Friday Nite League will have their final weekly play this Friday for the partner and point system. Friday, October 6. they will have a Scramble followed with a cookout and awards for the year. GLENN VOLLEYBALLERS TOP CULVER AND O-D The Glenn girls volleyball team upped their season record to 8-3 with wins over Culver Community and Oregon-Davis. In the Culver game, Glenn won by scores of 13-9 and 15-2. Most accurate server was Julie Knowlton with six out of six and she also had the most passes. 10. Angie Albertsen had six kills and the best passing average with a 2.60 rating. Angie McKesson had the most sets, 18. The win raised Glenn to 7-3 overall and 2-0 in conference play. Culver is 4-4 on the year and 1-1 in conference play. The Glenn B-Team won by scores of 12-15, 12-9 and 16-14 over the Culver B-Team for a 6-3 record while Culver slipped to 3-6 on the year. Shawnda Gemons had 14 out of 14 serves. Ingrid Boise 13 out of 13 and Mary Singleton 12 out of 12 while Cindy Beghtel had five kills, Mary Singleton had 13 passes and Ingrid Boise had a 2.25 passing average.

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Glenn topped the Oregon-Davis girls by scores of 15-1 and 15-10. The team had a 43 out of 43 serving accuracy while Angie Alebertsen had four kills and Julie Knowlton 11 passes. Angie McKesson had 17 sets to lead in that department. Glenn moved to 8-3 while O-D slipped to 8-10 with the loss. The O-D Bees topped the Glenn reserves by scores of 13-11, 13-15 and 14-12. Ingrid Boise and Shawnda Clemons each had 14 out of 14 serves. Cindy Beghtel had four kills and she and Mary Singleton had 18 passes each. Mindy Salyer had the best passing rating with a 2.5 while Ingrid Boise had 25 sets. NORTH LIBERTY VOLLEYBALL TEAM OPENS SEASON The North Liberty Jr. High volleyball teams had their first game last Thursday against South Bend Edison. The 7th grade lost in a hard sough match that took three games, 15-12, 8-15 and 15-10. Angie Mlekodaj served for 96% making 23 of her 24 serves. Tricia Zellers was 11 for 12. The Bth grade team lost their match in three games 12-15, 15-11 and 10-15. First game jitters were apparent as the Falcons led all three games by a score of 9-2 but let up and lost momentum. The girls played very well against a strong Edison team and were invited back for a rematch. The teams traveled to Triton Monday for their first away game and come back with two victories. The 7th grade team won in two games 15-8 and 15-9. Angie Miekodaj, Tricia Zellers and Jamie McCool servede 100% The Bth grade girls were victorious in two games. They jumped out to a 9-2 lead but again stalled at nine. The girls held on to win 15-11. The second game was a game of fundamental volleyball with the Falcons bump, set and spiking to a 15-4 victory. The girls played extremely well and were led in points by Rachelle Fisher and Dawn Gorby. The North Lbierty Falcons take on the Urey Falcons Wednesday, October 3 at Urey at 4:30 p.m. They plan Oregon-Davis at home Thursday, October 4 at 4:00 p.m. CROSS COUNTRY TEAM DEFEATS OREGON-DAVIS The Glenn cross country team continued its winning ways by defeating Oregon-Davis 22-37 Mon day evening. Eric Pentecost led Glenn with a second place overall finish in 17:04. Kraig Perkins followed in 17:13 and Jeff Rans bottom was next in 17:23. David Hille placed 6th in 17:35 and Rick Dillon seventh in 1 7 :56. Eric Snell and David Fugate broke into the top ten with ninth and tenth places respectively. The rest of the Glenn runners were Keith Gark 12th, Roger Spier, 16th, Ed Brooke, 16th, Steve Heim, 19th. and Dusty New, 22nd. The team has a 7-1 dual meet record and runs New Prairie Wed nesday. The County meet will be Thursday at Culver Military Acad emy and the team will travel to South Central Saturday for the South Central Invitational. CAR WASH AND BAKE SALE The Young Ambassadors of Urey are having a Car Wash and Bake Sale at the Farmers State Bank Saturday, September 29, from 9:00 a.m. • noon. The cost is your donation for the car wash. Prices will