The Independent-News, Volume 111, Number 29, Walkerton, St. Joseph County, 19 December 1985 — Page 19

UREY MIDDLE SCHOOL STUDENTS WORKS OF ART ON DISPLAY Illi ‘ I ■ In USE - I■ WM i J MI ArSTI

Urey Middle School art students are displaying their works at the Plymouth Public Library lobby showcase. There are 45 works on display by Mrs. Taylor’s 6th, 7th and Bth grade students. Students with work on display during the month of December include: Sixth Grade Adam Orcutt. Allyn Boswell. Kelly Williams. Tim Pletcher. Adam Jacob, Becky Webb, Treasure Drews and Ryan Keeling. Seventh Grade Sheri Fansler, Travis Replogal. Kenny Swank, Yara Tracy, Lori Bellinger. Brandon Northam, Cal Quimby, Cristy Osborn, Barb Strickland, Felacia Smalley, Edgardo DeLeon and Andrea Wise. Eighth Grade Tim Vice. Pete Hostrawser, Deacon New. Jeanine Kemp, Jo Anna Sampson, Kethy Corey, Paula Rough, Mike Kaser, Tracy Jeffers,

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Mandy Johnston. Kimberly Taylor. Kav Whitt, Kimberlv Kampe, Jennifer McKesson and showing clay sculptures arc Kimberly Kampe and Jennifer McKesson. Lady Falcons Lose 51-42 To South Central The John Glenn girls basketball team dropped their fourth game in six decisions this season as they fell to South Central in a game played at Glenn. The Lady Falcons onlyhad three girls score in this game and shot a very cool 16 of 64 for only 25 percent, while their guests were scorching the nets for 19 out of 40 for a 47.5 percent. The 51-42 defeat came mostly on a strong second half by the visitors. Theresa Northam was again the

big offensive gun for Glenn and she carried them in the first half with four baskets in each quarter for a 16 point first half output. The score was tied at 12 all after one. and the Satellites led by a single point 24-23, at halftime. South Central had six girls sharing their 24 points. In the second half balance was still the key. Five shared the 15 points South Central gathered in the third quarter to pull ahead 39-33 after three. It was then too much lead for Glenn to overcome as only Northam, Jennifer Price and Angie McKesson could score for Glenn. Northam ended with another fine offensive performance with a 25 point total on 11 baskets and three of six from the line. McKesson added nine points, seven rebounds and nine assists, while Price had eight points and 10 rebounds. Osborn pulled down six rebounds also for Glenn. South Central was led by Beth Weaver and Shilo Carson with 16 and 14 respectively, but had six others chip in with points in the well balanced attack. Their record moved to 3-6 with the win. Box Score South Central fg ft fta p Racop 2 0 11 Sellers 2 2 6 1 Carson 7 0 12 Mieu 10 0 0 Weaver 5 6 8 2 Blum 12 2 1 Lubs 1242 Hunt 10 0 1 Goodwin 0 0 0 1 Giles 0 0 0 0 TOTALS 19 13 22 11 Glenn

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McKesson 3 3 4 4 Northam 1] 3 6 2 Price 2 4 6 3 Clemons 0 0 0 4 Osborn 0 0 2 2 Singleton 0 0 0 1 Salyer 0 0 0 0 TOTALS 16 10 18 16 Store Bv Quarters South Central 12 24 39 51 Glenn 12 23 33 42

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SANTA COMING TO TOWN! Santa ( laus is coming to town! He has promised to stop at Miller's Merry Manor. Walkerton, on Thursday, December 19, at 7 o clock. Meet with Santa at the C hristmas tree in the dining room of the home. Kiddies bring your list and tell your friends to come too. Everyone is invited.

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