The Independent-News, Volume 110, Number 20, Walkerton, St. Joseph County, 18 October 1984 — Page 8

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- THE INDEPENDENT NEWS - OCTOBER 18, 1984

GLENN CROSS COUNTRY TEAM WINS N.S.C. The John Glenn cross country team came one point away from winning two championships last week. Tuesday evening the team won the Northern State Conference for the second year in a row. The Falcons set a new conference record by scoring 1' points to win. The old record was 21 held by New

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Praine in 1981. Knox was second with 61 points; LaVille, third with 69 points; New Prairie, fourth with 92; and Triton, fifth with 112 points. Jeff Ransbottom w as the individual conference champ as he won the race in 17:16. Eric Pentecost was second in 17:26; Kraig Perkins, third in 17:33; David Hille, fourth in 17:38; and David Fugate, seventh, in 17:56. Eric Snell placed 18th and Rick Dillon was 20th. On Friday evening the team came one point short of w inning the Sectional and beating the 12th

ranked team in the state. Michigan City Elston. Elston won the sectional with 44 points to Glenn’s 45. Oregon-Davis was third with 71 points. Jeff Ransbottom was again the top finisher for Glenn placing third overall in 16:55. Eric Pentecost was fifth in 17:01; Kraig Perkins, ninth in 17; 10; David Hille was 11th in 17:16; and David Fugate, 17th in 17:39. Keith Clark was 31st and Rick Dillon 34th. The team will be competing at the South Bend Regional this Friday. at Erkskine Golf Course. Race time is approximately 6:00 p.m. The top four teams at the regional will advance to the LaPorte semistate the follow ing weekend. Good luck. Falcons! Tracey Burch To Be Installed As Worthy Advisor The North Liberty Assembly No. 52. Order of Rainbow for Girls, will hold an installation of officers on Saturday, October 20, at 7:30 p.m., at the North Liberty Masonic Temple. Those to be installed are: Worthy Advisor, Tracey Burch; Worth Associate Advisor. Tammy Clady; Charity. Tammy Moore; Hope. Connie Menges; Faith, Jeni Bradley; Drill Leader, Joni Bradley; Chaplain, Amy Moore; Treasurer, Amy Moore; and Recorder, Janyce Bradley. STARR & WILDAUER Certified Public Accountants 413 Michigan St., Walkerton NEW EXTENDED HOURS Tuesdays — 8:00 - 12:00 Fridays — 9:00 - 5:00 Phone 586-3722

B 1 ' w K..,— cWWF'ya (. ' Ik 4b. ■ ■ ; 11 1 .-y / ’'l? Installing officers are. Installing Advisor. Teri Blad; Installing Marshall. Jackie Bradley; Installling Chaplain. Janyce Bradley; Installing Recorder. Lyn Sumpter; Installing Soloist, Jeanie Johnson; and Installing Organist, Caroline Shupert. Tracey’s oath of office will be given by her father, DuWayne Burch. Escorting the Worthy Advisor will be Tom Duff. The benediction will be given by Dr. Gaylord Saltzgaber. Tracey’s motto is “A Good Friend Is A Forever Friend”. Her watchwords are “Friendship, Peace Harmony’’. The symbol she is using is the “Care Bears”. Tracey’s colors are baby blue and pink and her flowers are carnations and roses. The song she has chosen is "Id Like To Teach The World To Sing”. Her Bible scripture: Greater love has no man than this that a many lay down his life for his friends. John 15:13.

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GROVERTOWN CONSERVATION CLUB MEETS At the regular meeting of the Grovertown Conservation Club, held on Sunday, October 14. there were 30 members and 10 children on hand for the carry-in dinner and meeting. Following the meal the meeting was called to order by the president. John Taylor. A report was given by the committee on the wheel chair ramp and it was stated that the ramp was almost complete except for the approach which should be done this week. Discussion was held on the New Year's Eve party and preparations were made for the upcoming Fish Fry on October 26, at the clubhouse. Following the meeting the group was entertained by slides of Europe presented by Pat Atkison and movies by John Taylor about the FISH FRY At The GROVERTOWN CONSERVATION CLUB Fri., Oct. 26 Serving From 5:00 - 8:00 p.m. Asults, $3.75 Children (12 & Under), $2.00 Pre-Schoolers, Free CARRY-OUTS AVAILABLE