The Independent-News, Volume 111, Number 42, Walkerton, St. Joseph County, 20 March 1986 — Page 3
John Glenn Music Students Place At State Contest Students of the John Glenn School Corporation who were winners in the State Solo and Ensemble Contest were: Instrumental Music DIVISION I RATINGS — Veronica Clark, flute solo. Lisa Smith, flute solo. Connie Menges, trumpte solo. DIVISION II RATINGS — Todd Henry, Dave Hille, Rick Duff, Julie Warner, Troy Holland and Jason Holderread, brass sextet. Jeff Ludwig, Mark Menges, Stephanie Beem and Kim Kriskovsky, saxophone quartet. Mark Menges, oboe solo. Heather Shrum, clarinet solo. State Vocal Solo And Music Contest DIVISION I RATINGS — Jill Richmond, piano solo. Lisa Berry, vocal solo. Lisa Smith, vocal solo. DIVISION n RATINGS — Eric Snell, vocal solo. Kim Holmquist, vocal solo. Chris King, vocal solo. April Sahlhoff, vocal solo. Crown Point Jazx Band Contest DIVISION I RATING — Mark Menges, Heather Shrum, Jeff Ludwig, Lisa Smith, Kim Kriskovsky, Gary Brown, Keith Bierly, Edward Karst, Mike Prout, George Karst, Julie Machowiak, Connie Menges. Shane Groves, Veronica Clark, Jason Holderread, Troy Petry and Kent Arnsbarger. Be a careful driver always!
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John Glenn Band Boosters Benefit Is Now Underway The John Glenn Band Boosters are holding a spring raffle in be drawn on April 5, at Gamble’s Video Store, at 10:00 a.m. Many prizes have been donated to the organization for this money making project. The grand prize is SSOO credit at Mahoney’s. Tickets are now on sale. Other prizes include: $50.00 gift certificate at Ray’s Super Valu from American Roller; $50.00 cash from Wells Aluminum; $25.00 cash from Teachers Credit Union; $25.00 cash from Farmers State Bank of Wyatt-Walkerton; $25.00 cash from Hi-De-Ho Truck Stop; $25.00 cash from John Small Insurance Agency; $25.00 cash from American Door Co.; $25.00 cash from Modem Door Co.; $25.00 gift certificate from Fair Oil Co.; $25.00 savings account from Ist Source Bank; $25.00 cash from American Riverton; SIO.OO cash from MOP’s Place; SIO.OO cash from Jack’s Citgo Service; $15.00 gift certificate from The Posy Parlor; $15.00 gift certificate from Her Place; SIO.OO gift certificate from Craft’s Liberty Drugs; $30.00 tools from Preferred Auto
Parts; 5 fishing poles from Plas/Steel Products; A professional dart board from Norm Personette Amusements; Perm and styling from Bonita Tracy at Leather & Lace; 10 pound ham from Wilcox Supermarkets; 10 pound ham from Ray’s Super Valu; Solton hot party server from J. R. Nelson; 6 tanning sessions from Ruth Hayter at the Sun Tan Center; Oil change, filter and lube from Walkerton Auto Parts and DuWayne’s Auto Repair; Large double deluxe pizza from J.C.'s Real Pizza; Two chicken dinners from Welco; Use of VCR for one week from Gamble’s Video; Three ties from the Brass Lion; Gift certificates from the Walkerton Dairy Queen; Large deluxe pizza from Lea’s House Os Pizza; Car wash from Jim’s Standard Service; Fishing pole from Kabeiin’s True Value Hardware; Wine glass set from M. J. Package Store; Use of disc player and 7 discs from the Movie Zoo; i Dr. Elliott Frash i; Optometrist • 413 Michigan St., Walkerton * - 1 ‘ k ( 9:o© I.M. - 5:00 p.m. TWldays . * [« Call 588-3722 > • ’ For Appointment ;! 20%‘"l DISCOUNT ! DRAPERY J SPECIAL ' The Movie Zoo 1 WALKETON Clothing Outlet i NORTH LIBERTY I PICK-UP । TUESDAY 4 THURSDAY I Xaver Cleaners ! COUPON EXPIRES MARCH 24 . Iw ■■ ■ w «aa m m Deaf Man Designs Tiny Hearing Aid OFFERS FREE MODEL A remarkable tiny hearing aid has been perfected by a man who has been hard of hearing for several years. This small device has no dangling cords or separate transmitting units and is worn completely in your ear. It was developed especially for those persons who can hear but can t understand. This new hearing instrument provides ■ car-lever’ hearing with the wearer picking up speech, sounds, television and radio at his ear. Due to the use of transistors, the user cost is extremely low. A true life actual size replica of one of the smallest all-in-the-car hearing aid ever made will be given absolutely free to anyone sending in this advertisement while supply lasts. So we suggest you write for yours now. No obligation whatsoever. Write to Hear. Box JoO. Garrett. IN 40738. I
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2 cases of Pepsi from D. L. Zellers; Bi-Centennial paper weight from Newton Mfg.; Car wax from Trobaugh’s; 2 VCR tape rentals from Main Street Video. If the goal of $2,700.00 is reached, Leo Mahoney will donate $300.00 to the John Glenn Band and SIOO.OO to the student who sold the winning grand prize ticket. HOPE CIRCLE MEETS The Hope Circle of the Walkerton United Methodist Church met in the home of Mrs. John Northam, on Monday, March 10. Refreshments were served by the hostess. Mrs. Leigh Hahn gave the opening prayer. The business meeting was conducted by Mrs. John Wathen. Two guests, Mrs. Charles Hostetler and Mrs. Dorothy Hostetler, were welcomed. Eight cards were sent to shut-ins. The group will purchase the book, “Caring Enough To Forgive” for the reading program. Dates to remember include the Easter bake sale to be held at Jacob Drug Store, March 29; Quiet Day program on March 20 at the Fellowship Hall, at 6:30 p.m., with Mrs. Walter Smith being in charge.
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Reservations are to be in by April 9 for those wanting to go to the Day of Inspiration, at Ancilla College, Donaldson. Devotions were given by Mrs. Northam. We are in our spring cleaning time where we throw away and clean up; we should also do this with our souls and inter feelings, throw away those hate feelings and hurts, etc. The lesson was given by Mrs. Hahn using the theme, “The Good News, Christ Is Risen.” The next meeting will be on April 14, at the home of Mrs. Wathen. ON HONOR ROLL Michael Robert Corey, of Hammond, has qualified for the honor roll at the University of Dallas, for academic achievement during the 1985-86 fall semester. The honor is given to students completing 14 or more credit hours with a grade point average between 3.0 and 3.49 on a 4.0 scale. Michael is the son of Mrs. Barbara Corey, Hammond, and the grandson of Mrs. Ethel Reids, Walkerton. The skin on your body least sensitive to pein is that on your heel.
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