The Independent-News, Volume 111, Number 21, Walkerton, St. Joseph County, 24 October 1985 — Page 3

JUNIOR MISS CANDIDATES

The Walkerton Area Junior Miss Pageant will be held at the John Glenn High School auditorium with preliminaries on Wednesday, October 30, and the finals to be staged on Saturday, November 2. Last week you were introduced to the first seven contestants and this week we will feature the remaining eight. This week you will meet Kimberly Kile, Jill Richmond, Laina Rininger, Deb Thompson, Loretta Traversa, Dana Umbaugh, Kelli Whickcar and Lea Ann Wozny. M'J K H>' H M'. f* HM B 111 U•• I I " " p WwmWf । w, I : •< Him MA i 1 ' fir ■MB • ’ • Kimberly Kile attends LaVille I High School and is the daughter of I Doug and Sharon Kile, Lakeville. | Some of her activities include pep I club, student council secretary, German club, drama club and cheerleading. ... 15? 4 - /CH t n jBl Jill Richmond attends John Glenn High School and is the daughter of Charles and Joyce Richmond, North Liberty. For her

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performing art portion of the pageant she will be playing a piano solo. Activities at school include cheerleading, marching band, swing choir and she is among those listed in Who’s Who Among High School Students. I ALg- jfei' J A * t id \ Laina Rininger lives in Walkerton and attends John Glenn High School. Her parents are Clay and Anni Rininger. Some of Laina’s activities include track, “The Aerial” and Sunshine Society. She will sing and dance for the performing arts and presentation. ’ fill 1 n is Deb Thompson is the daughter of Mary Lou Thompson and the late Richard Thompson, Plymouth. She attends John Glenn High School and is active in the Thespian Society, cheerleading, Aerial editor and concert choir. For the creative and performing arts portion of the pageant she will dance to “At The Ballet”.

■' ' « t« H '« ■ "> MCT H »• ' ■ • 11 >4 ** w A. * A* r * ' jJEb : । • i J Loretta Traversa is the daughter of Thomas and Marcella Traversa, Plymouth, and attends John Glenn High School. She is active in school with junior board, FFA president, Aerial staff and a member of the Crimson Illusion. J^k *’ C ‘ Bk ’ I Dana Umbaugh is the daughter of Dennis and Joyce Umbaugh, Plymouth. She attends LaVille High School where she is in the German club, drama, band and cross country team. She is listed in the Who’s Who Among High School Students. © Kelli Whickcar is the daughter of Ron and Madge Whickcar, Walkerton. She attends Oregon-Davis High School where she is on the pompom squad, foreign language club, band and listed among Who’s Who Among High School Students. For the creative and performing arts portion of the pageant she will be doing a modem dance. ; t‘ * V M R>. h '»» •< ;’■ MS H ‘• M -H - I"’ H;JH (J H - H Lea Ann Wozny is the daughter of Mike and Janice Wozny, Lakeville. She attends LaVille High School where she is in the speech and drama clubs, flag corps and

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listed among the Who’s Who Among High School Students and a delegate to the St. Joseph County Natural Resources conference. She will be dancing for the creative and performing arts portion of the pageant. John Glenn Band Receives First Division Rating The John Glenn Marching Falcons received a First Division Rating for their performance at the ISSMA Regional Marching Band Competition at Kokomo on Satur-

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day. The Falcons were awarded their highest score of the season but fell short of the best five scores which now advance to state competition. One final performance by the Band can he seen this Friday at the Glenn-Rochester football playoff game. NOTICE There will be no Blood Pressure Clinic held Thursday, October 24. however, there will be a Blood Pressure Clinic Thursday, October 31, at the Hamlet Burger Dairy Store. Hours will be from 1:30 to 3:30 p.m. Starke County Health Dept.