The Independent-News, Volume 111, Number 47, Walkerton, St. Joseph County, 24 April 1986 — Page 8

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- THE INDEPENDENT NEWS — APRIL 24, 1986

FARMERS STATE BANK OF WYATT PROMOTES SEVEN EMPLOYEES

The Farmers State Bank of Wyatt has named seven employees to new positions. Bag.:,' • > I * JEk U • David A. Wertz, C.P.A., has joined the bank as vice-president and controller. A graduate of Purdue University with a degree in industrial management, he has been a financial institutions auditor for Crowe Chizek & Company of South Bend for five years. Wertz is a South Bend resident and a board member of the Potawatami Zoological Society. rr 1 Ik., K A Jay F. Potts has been promoted to the position of vice-president. Assistant manager of the Walkerton branch, Potts heads the bank’s agricultural lending division. Before joining the bank in 1982 Potts was assistant vice-president of the State Bank of Washington in Washington. Ind. He attended Vincennes University, is a graduate of lAB/Purdue University Agricultural Banking School, is a past president of Walkerton Jaycees and a member of the Indiana Society of Agri Bankers. He and his wife, Sue. reside in Walkerton with their children, Jason and Lynna. kIWI ME r Robert C. Boyd has been named branch manager of the bank's home office in Wyatt. A vicepresident and commercial lender, Boyd received a B.S. in general management from Purdue University in 1978 and is a graduate of IBA/Purdue University Agricultural Banking School. Before joining Farmers State Bank he served as a vice-president and loan officer at National Bank Ac Trust Company, South Bend. He and his wife and daughter reside in South Bend.

T. ■ ’•J' /Ji Margery A. Baumgardner will serve as internal auditor and head of Farmers State Bank's human resources. Mrs. Baumgardner began her banking career in the Wyatt bookkeeping department in 1950 and has worked in all areas of the bank. She was named assistant cashier in 1964, cashier and trust officer in 1977, and vicepresident in 1981. A resident of Wyatt, she serves on the Madison Township Advisory Board and is treasurer of the St. Joseph County 4-H Fair and the North Central Group of the National Association of Bank Women. Ip Ronald Zeltwanger has joined Farmers State Bank as assistant vice-president in the agricultural lending division. A graduate of Bremen High School in 1978, he received his degree in business management from Purdue University in 1982. Before joining Farmers State Bank he was branch manager for Farm Credit System in South Bend for more than three years. He is a member of the St. Joseph County Ag Team. He and his wife live in the Bremen-Wyatt area. Mb* J Jo Hershberger has been named Director of Marketing. A graduate of DePauw University, she worked as a reporter for the Chicago Tribune and edited The Walkerton Shopper from 1974 to 1985. She has served on the boards of Southold Dance Theatre in South Bend and the Walkerton Chamber of Commerce and presently is on the Board of Directors of Farmers State Bank. She and her husband reside with their family in Walkerton.

/ / ' I Elaine Hoffman will serve as supervisor of loan administration and credit departments. She joined the bank as a credit analyst in September, 1985, after receiving a B.A. degree in economics from Youngstown State University and an M.B.A. from the University of Akron. A resident of Granger, she is a member of the South Bend Chamber of Commerce Key Club. BOWLING NEWS Sunday Mixed Doubles Walkerton Lanes Duds 39 13 Skip's Squad 37‘/i 14'/i Strikers 31‘/j 20 Vi Family Affair 26 26 J& L Tractor Service 21 31 High team series: Strikers 1903. High team game: Strikers 680. High individual series men: Danny Calhoon 524. High individual series women: Ruby Stratton 479. High individual game men. Danny Calhoon 235. High individual game women: Rae Ann Alexander 193. Monday Nite Ladies Walkerton Lanes Hi-De-Ho 89 35 Huhnke’s Service 81 */j 42'/j Mer-Con Tool 72'/j 52'/i Allen’s Furniture 68 56 TV Center 49'/i 74'/i Kline’s TV 48 76 Myrna’s Studio 46'/2 77*/j R& A Carpet 45 79 High team series: Hi-De-Ho 2277, Huhnke’s Service 2043, Allen's Furniture 2016. High team game: Hi-De-Ho 813, Allen’s Furniture 773, Huhnke’s Service 726. High individual series: Shirlene Peterson 538, Louise Whitmer 507, Eileen Clark 498. High individual game: Shirlene Peterson 222, Carleen Mann 192, Eileen Clark 185. Tuesday Night Mixed Doubles Walkerton Lanes Ducks 31 21 Team No. 8 29 33 Outlaws 27 25 FISH FRY All You Can Eat At Little Andy’s Restaurant State Road 23, North Liberty Fit, April 25 Adults, $4.50 Children, $2.50 3 & Under, Free SERVING Fish, French Fries, Cole Slaw. Potato Salad, Baked Beans, Cotlee or Iced Tea 4:30 - 8:00 p.m. Come Visit Our New Large Dining Area We Are Also Serving Full Menu

Morris Precision 26 26 Team No. 4 26 26 Team No. 6 24 28 Tornados 23 29 Pinsplitters 22 30 High team series: Pinsplitters 1982, Outlaws 1926, Ducks 1658. High team game: Outlaws 724, Pinsplitters 712, Tornados 651. High individual series men: Fred Knizner 579, Dan Calhoon 547, Steve Morris 529. High individual game men: Fred Knizner 239, Steve Morris 203, Danny Calhoon 188. High indivdual series women: Ruby Stratton 493, Karen Moore 458, Wendy Heim 445. High individual game women: Ruby Stratton 190, Dene Hensley 188, Karen Moore 179. Wednesday Nite Ladies Walkerton Lanes Walkerton Lanes 82 38 Precision Pallet 76 44 Zellers & Sons Sheetrock 50 77 Complete Drywall 32 88 High team series: Zellers & Sons Sheetrock 2118, Walkerton Lanes 2108, Precision Pallet 2034. High team game: Walkerton Lanes 773, Zellers & Sons Sheetrock 749, Precision Pallet 705. High individual series: Deb Hardesty .509, Carleen Mann 489, Sharon Zellers 476. High individual game: Carleen Mann 199, Deb Hardesty 183, Madge Whickcar 173, Pat Gardner 173. Friday Nite Mixed Doubles Liberty Lanes Odd Balls 40 24 Udder Team 37 27 Hook & A Prayer 35 29 Ramblers 34 30 Team No. 1 31 33 Lucky Strikes 29 35 Gutter Dusters 26 38 The Subs 24 40 High team series: Odd Balls 2015, Ramblers 1988, Lucky Strikes 1947. High team game: Ramblers 725, Odd Balls 720, Lucky Strikes 697. High individual series men: Ernie Tompkins 610, Mel McNeal 580, Greg Zellers 545. High individual game men: Greg Zellers 236, Ernie Tompkins 215, Mel McNeal 211. High individual series women: Pam Clemons 523, Debbie Levandoskis2l, Sharlene Borkowski 492. High individual game women: Pam Clemons 203, Sharlene Borkowski 199, Debbie Levandoski 189. Friday Morning Coffee League Walkerton Lanes Beaver Realty 44 24 Miller's Merry Manor 38*/j 29 '/j Johnson's Dairy Farm 38 30 Ray's Radiator Service 35 33 Just Sew 31‘/i 36‘/i Ray’s Super Valu 30 38 Mouse’s Barber Shop 28 40 Duraclean Carpet 27 41 High team series: Miller’s Merry Manor 1706, Ray’s Super Valu 1622, Ray’s Radiator Service 1619. High team game: Miller's Merry Manor 618, Beaver Realty 606, Ray’s Radiator Service 583. High individual series: Donna Wood 536, Karen Johnson 446, Connie Marek 443. High individual game: Donna Wood 525, Pam Gonzales 177, Dene Hensley 166. Monday Nite Late Men’s Walkerton Lanes Dave’s Towing 33 23 Rebels 30‘/i 25*/j Gutter Bros. 30*/j 25‘/i Outsiders 27*/j 28 l /j Pinheads 24 32 P&H Machine 22 '/j 33*/j High team series: Dave’s Towing 1474, Gutter Bros. 1309. P&H Machine 1299. High team game: Dave's Towing 548. 479, P&H Machine 475. High individual series: Fred Stratton 576, Todd Anderson 518, Dave Roush 508. High individual game: Fred Stratton 212, Carey Keller 192, Todd Anderson 190.

Thursday Night Ladies Walkerton Lanes MOP's Place 72 56 PME 69 55 Elaine's Beauty Shop 68 '/j 59*/j Community State Bank 65 63 Ludwig's Plbg. & Htg. 64 64 Liberty Drugs 62 66 < Dean's Excavating 60'6 67‘/j Cisney Construction 60 68 Eberly’s Orchard 59 69 Lane’s One Stop 56 72 High team series handicap: Elaine’s Beauty Shop 2436, Lane’s One Stop 2420. Eberly’s Orchard 2356. High team game handicap: Elaine’s Beauty Shop 879. Lane's One Stop 874. Cisney Construction 840. High individual series: Joan Shafer 532, Margaret Dial 492, Anna Krick 479. High individual game: Joan Shafer 206, Deb Clark 188, Marsha Mlekodaj 187. Wednesday Night Men’s Liberty Lanes Wabash Tavern 28 12 Walk. American Legion2s'/j 14'/j Rick’s Goodyear 25 15 R & A Carpet 21 19 Fair Oil Co. 20*/j 19'/a Hamilton Wrekcer 20 20 Sons of the Amer. Leg. 18 22 Liberty Lanes 17 23 Liberty Lions 13 27 American Door 12 28 High team series: R & A Carpet 2724, Hamilton Wrecker 2579, Liberty Lanes 2498. High team game: R & A Carpet 1015, Hamilton Wrecker 927, Liberty Lanes 871. High individual series: D. C. Martin 617, Jon Smith 603, Dave Trobaugh 602. High individual game: Jon Smith 255, D. C. Martin 254, Dave Trobaugh 245, Ken Shirley 245. Monday Night Men’s Liberty Lanes Rudd Olds/Cadillac 73'/i sO'/j Community State Bank 69‘/j 54’/j Swan Lake Golf Club 69 55 O’Connor Electric Ser. 66% 57% Lakeside Inn 66 58 Wil-lene Farm 62 62 Whitmer Farms 59 65 C & B Optical 58 66 Cole Mine 51% 72% Crumstown Tavern 45 79 High team series handicap: Cole Mine 2849, Community State Bank 2833, O’Connor Electric Service 2758. High team game handicap O’Connor Electric Service 999 Cole Mine 983, Community State Bank 978. High indiviudal series: Bill Doan 639. Rich Garrett 600, Jim Millice 586. High individual game: D. C Martin 243. Bill Doan 234, 224 Randy Schmeltz 225. UNITED METHODIST WOMEN MEET The United Methodist Women met at the Church on Thursday. April 17, with Mrs. Jim Hanev. president, opening the meeting with prayer. Miss Ethel Bierly was then brought forward and was honored for her many faithful years she has given to her church She was then presented a special membership pin. The books have arrived and artbeing passed around for reading points. Be sure to ask for them and report to the circle chairman which one you have. Mrs. Haney thanked those who attended the Day of Inspiration, at Ancilla College. The Mother-Daughter Banquet will be held at the Presbyterian Church on May 15. Circle leaders and the church office have tickets Get your reservations in. Adults will be charged $5.00 and those it the first through fourth grades $3.00. Kindergarten and pre I schoolers, free. Mrs. Clara Cole, vice president introduced the guest speaker. Res Heckman, who presented in hi s unique way a monologue, of Peter Following the program the Hop< Circle served refreshments.