The Independent-News, Volume 110, Number 25, Walkerton, St. Joseph County, 22 November 1984 — Page 7
SCHOOL MENUS Walkerton Elementary School NOVEMBER 26 - 30 MONDAY Chili and crackers Bread and butter Cole slaw Fresh fruit Milk TUESDAY Johnny marzetti Hot biscuit Green beans Peaches Milk WEDNESDAY Fish sticks Corn bread Salad bar Pudding Milk THURSDAY Grilled cheese Tomato soup Celery sticks Apple crisp Milk FRIDAY Tacaroni (a taco casserole) Bread and butter Choice of spinach or buttered peas Pears Milk Urey Middle School NOVEMBER 26 - 30 MONDAY Chicken fillet on bun French fries Reese’s dessert Peaches Milk TUESDAY Johnny marzetti Lettuce salad Corn bread Applesauce Milk WEDNESDAY Barbecue on bun Buttered rice Mixed vegetables Pears Milk THURSDAY Pizza Buttered corn Mixed fruit Milk FRIDAY Macaroni and cheese Buttered peas Bread and butter Pineapple Milk John Glenn High School NOVEMBER 26 - 30
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MONDAY Hamburger on bun Cheese potatoes Mixed vegetables Fruit Milk TUESDAY Beef stew Cheese sticks Bread and butter Peach crisp Milk WEDNESDAY Taco with lettuce and cheese Buttered corn French fries Fruit Milk THURSDAY Macaroni and cheese Green beans Bread and butter Fruit Cookie Milk FRIDAY Fish on bun Cole slaw Tri taters Fruit Milk Oregon-Davis Jr.-Sr. High School NOVEMBER 26 - 30 MONDAY Pizzas Green beans Peaches Milk TUESDAY Hamburger gravy over mashed potatoes Peas and carrots Bread and butter Fruit Milk WEDNESDAY Corn dogs Potato sticks Baked beans Apple crisp Milk THURSDAY Chili and crackers Peanut butter sandwich Cookie Sliced pears Milk FRIDAY Ham and cheese sandwich Corn Potato rounds Pudding pops Milk HOPE CIRCLE MEETS The Hope Circle of the United Methodist Church met at the home of Mrs. Basil Curl for their November meeting with delicious refreshments being served by the hostess. Cards were signed for the
shut ins. The business was conducted by Mrs. Curl and she opened with a prayer of November. The secretary’s report was given by Mrs. Leigh Roy Hahn and the treasurer’s report by Mrs. Elizabeth Hess. Dates to remember include on December 9. the installation of new officers will be held at the 10:30 a.m. worship, and December 12 will be the Christmas Party at Hamilton Grove and gifts are needed which suggestions are posted on the bulletin board. A very impressive Thank offering was conducted by Mrs. Curl. Mrs. Allen Seaholm gave the devotions entitled “What Do Quilts And Religion Have In Common?” She showed us pictures of quilts with patterns of the Garden of Eden, Biblical symbols, scripture quilts, scenes from the old and new testatment and Jacob’s Ladder. She closed with prayer. The lesson was given by Mrs. Curl entitled, “Bread From Faith To Faith”. She closed with prayer. The next meeting will be on December 10, at the home of Mrs. Hahn. PLAN BUS TRIP TO FRANKENMUTH, MICHIGAN A bus trip is planned to go to Frankenmuth, Michigan and Bronners. on Thursday. November 29, sponsored by the Southlaw n United Methodist Church. 60756 U. S. 31 South, one mile south of Ireland Road. The price is $25.00 per person and reservations and in formation available by calling 6568260. North Liberty, or 291-3070. South Bend. BIRTH Allen and Carol Keehn, Rural Route 4, Koontz Lake, are the proud parents of their first child, Duane Allen. He was born at 3:17 p.m., on Saturday, November 10, in the LaPorte Hospital. He weighed in at eight pounds and nine ounces. Edna Wenzel, Walkerton. is his maternal grandmother. UREY STUDENT COUNCIL CONDUCTS FOOD DRIVE The Urey Student Council spon sored a Thanksgiving Food Drive for needy Walkerton area residents from November 13 to November 19. Large boxes of food were collected. Top homeroom contributors were Miss Olunds room, which donated 122 food items; and Miss Anderson’s room, which donated 71 food items. The homeroom donating the most non-perishable foods will be given a small party as a reward for their generous contributions. We arc proud that our students have shown an interest in sharing with others who may be less fortunate. AIDING ECUADORAN KIDS Urey Middle School students in Walkerton have raised $520.00 to help children in Ecuador learn about nutrition and change their diets. The Ecuadorians diets are poor because of superstitious beliefs and rigid traditions, according to the Peace Corps organization. “The Urey Middle School donation will be used to overcome these difficulties”, said volunteer David Parker. "The money will purchase materials to begin an innovative educational program featuring puppets, pantomine, drama, music and dance”. The Urey students learned about the progress of Ecuadorian child ren they are helping in the program. The group includes a 7-year-old with a calcium deficiency that stunts physical growth Classifieds begin at $1.50. The first all-talking feature film premiered in New York on July 6,1929 ft was called, "Lights of New York ”
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CITIZENS OF TOMMOROW
The Citizens Os Tomorrow” column is again being featured through the next several issues of “The Independent-News” with many of the area children to be shown. The pictures were taken by a photographer from Woltz Studios. Des Moines. lowa, in October. I p kA Bn OH * ng Torey, 20 months, son of Mr. and Mrs. Harold E. Lute. Walkerton. I ' IL ■ b ' / B r ' This is Cory. 3‘/j, son of Randy and Crystal Givens, Walkerton. k Lindsay Gullikson. I, daughter of Donald Kissinger and Theresa Gullikson, Walkerton. M I Pandv Corwin. 12, and Josh Corwin. 8. children of Larry and Michelle Cow ger. Rural Route 4, Walkerton. Classifieds begin at $1.50. The first ballet tutu was designed for a perform ace of La Sylphide " in Paris on March 12. 1832
■ w my . \ x Jennifer, 2‘/i, daughter of Laune Spier. North Liberty. This is Christopher, 3. and Michael, 7 month old sons of Steve and Mia Rolewicz, North Liberty. " jy r Andy, 3, and Anthony, 3 weeks old, sons of Roger and Lisa Holston. Walkerton. B * . Ia; • Joshua Smith, 1' month old son of Jon and Jodi Smith, Pls mouth. The most aspirin you can buy for your arthritis pain. Most effective buffers for your stomach. iCflUlal » Sr C NS I I'wm UtxHrtwin Sarwyu. In.
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