The Independent-News, Volume 112, Number 22, Walkerton, St. Joseph County, 30 October 1986 — Page 2

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SCHOOL MENUS Urey Middle School NOVEMBER 3 -7 MONDAY No school, parent-teacher conferences TUESDAY Coney dog French fries Com Blueberry cobbler Milk WEDNESDAY Ravioli Salad Roll with butter Fruit Milk THURSDAY Sloppy joe Tat er tots Mixed vegetables Tapioca pudding Milk FRIDAY Creamed chicken on biscuit Mashed potatoes Green beans Fruit cockatil Milk John Glenn High School NOVEMBER 3 -7 MONDAY No school, parent-teacher conferences TUESDAY Beef and noodles Mashed potatoes Bread and butter Com Peanut butter brownie Milk or Salad bar and milk WEDNESDAY Taco Lettuce, cheese and tomato Parsley Fruit Milk Irttt^twrmuk

? RICHARD D. DOYLE, ATTORNEY ]! < 413 Michiaan St.. Walkerton. Phone 586-3722 <[ S HOURS: Saturday 8:30 a.m. • 12:00 Naw - Tassday 1:30 - 5:00 p.M. ’i ;> LIVING WILL DECLARATION FORMS MAILABLE WITHOUT CHARGE / \ No Appointment Necessary — No Charge For initial Conference \ DR. ELLIOTT FRASH, OPTOMETRIST 413 Michigan Street Walkerton 0:00 A M. - 5:00 P.M. THURSDAYS Call 586-3722 For Appointment nnsi J W I I Ji Bee. Realty | tOUM MOUtaiC '* » Z ) o*roatuM<t> ... __ _ REALTOR* \ SB6-3843 — Wilkarton, Indiana \ < Juna I. Boone, Sales Assoc. Gerald Boone, Broker '! | VOTE THE “E” TEAM IN STARKE COUNTY Efficiency SANDY HANSEN CLERK Energy DOREEN MATZAT AUDITOR Experience BEV RAFFEL ASSESSOR Your Vote Appreciated November 4th

THURSDAY Ham and beans Corn bread Buttered corn Fruit Spice cake Milk or Salad bar and milk FRIDAY Fish on bun French fries Green beans Fruit Milk or Salad bar and milk St. Patrick’s School NOVEMBER 3 -7 MONDAY No school TUESDAY Spaghetti Lettuce salad Hot roll Applesauce Milk WEDNESDAY Pig in blanket Green beans Peaches Milk THURSDAY Taco Shredded lettuce and cheese Com Pears Cookie Milk FRIDAY Fish French fries Cole slaw Gelatin dessert Milk Oregon-Davis Schools NOVEMBER 3 -7 MONDAY Hamburgers (extra 60 cents) Cheese slice Buttered com Fruit cocktail Milk TUESDAY Macaroni and cheese

Peanut butter sandwich Green beans Cherry tarts Milk WEDNESDAY Scalloped potatoes and sausage Peas Bread and butter Peaches Milk THURSDAY Fish sandwich (extra 60 cents) Cole slaw Potato chips Apple crisp Milk FRIDAY Beef and noodles Pickled beets Bread and butter Sliced carrots Peanut butter bars Pineapple Milk North Liberty School NOVEMBER 3 -7 MONDAY No school, parent-teachers conferences TUESDAY Pig in blanket Buttered mashed potatoes Green beans Fruit Milk WEDNESDAY Tacos Com Applesauce Chocolate cake Milk THURSDAY Spaghetti Lettuce salad Garlic toast Fruit Chocolate milk FRIDAY Submarine sandwich French fries Buttered peas Cherry cobbler Milk VOTE For TOM DAUGHERTY To The North Liberty Town Board NOVEMBER 4th Pd Pol Adv 8y St JOTUpP Co Rep Party 023 p The Church: Barron /Wd to ovorfiowlng with the jubilant lovo of God. Isian 54:1-8 I A Warm I Welcome to I First Brethren I Church DOH SHELL, PASTOR FIRST BRETHREN CHURCH k “/ tklkxy. ILK * 1 Nartti Liberty Rrit BrvfhrM Church tm item m at l*m o« tM* ana 4 MEimCfS Church 900 8 m • Sunday Schott 10 00 a m lateral IM-3114 ToagarOM Hnt Drathm Church One tert* Norte MUSS aatncsi Sunday School 9 45 • Church 10 4$ a m TateoOun M4-n«

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Walkerton Elementary School NOVEMBER 3 -7 MONDAY No school, parent-teacher conferences TUESDAY Hamburger on bun Buttered green beans Carrot sticks Pumpkin crunch Milk WEDNESDAY Grilled cheese sandwich Tossed salad Pickle chips Cherry dessert Milk THURSDAY Barbecue on bun Buttered rice Carrot sticks Fruit Milk FRIDAY Chicken and noodles Hot rolls Mashed potatoes Cheese sticks Fruit Milk Johnson Township 4-H’ers Honored The Johnson Twp. Prairie Farmers Achievement night was held reecently at the Community Building with many being honored. 4-H Leaders, Mr. and Mrs. Jon Smith and Mr. James Keeling, presented ribbons, pins and year member pins for the accomplishments of the 4-H’ers at the fair and through the summer. Gale Bierly, fine arts 11. neddle craft I, small animals 111 and models 11. Chip Bozle, beef steer 11. first place and third place; rate of gain, state fair beef show and carcass show. Julie Bolze, first place beef steers and eight place; foods. Division VII champion; needlecraft Division VII champion; dairy foods; honor foods second place at state fair in honor foods and needlecraft. Andrea Brems. pigs, foods. Tod Brems, pigs, swine showmanship. Tonya Buckmaster, goats, intermediate showmanship champion; cats: horse and pony. Carolyn Chapman, fine arts; foods; photo color print; honors. Lisa Dankert, misc. crafts and fine arts. Keith Dipert, weather. Lori Fugate, fine arts; foods; honors. Rene Garab, rabbits; foods. Ted Hesters, diary grand champion and junior champion; swine; dairy steer; sheep. Juan Hesters, dairy, first and second place; dairy steer; sheep; swine; rabbits; goats. Eric Hostetler, rabbits; gun safety; model cars, division champion. Megan Hostetler, rabbits, first and second place; child care; clothing; foods; honors. Brial Keeling, swine, first place; horse and pony. Ryan Keeling, swine, first and second place; gun safety; horse and pony. Michele Knowlton, misc. crafts; fine arts. Brett Mollenhauer, swine.

Rebecca Mollenhauer, swine; needlecraft. Christine Paschen, rabbits; foods 111. Julie Paschen, rabbits. Trade Smith, rabbits; foods; food preservation; honors. Camereon Snodgrass, rabbits. Daniel Strahm, small engines; woodworking; honors. Jonathon Strahm, model cars; foods. Brett Verkier, swine. Bryan Verkier, rabbits; geology; forestry; photography black and white prints. Tonya Buckmaster. Carolyn Chapman. Keith Dipert, Eric Hostetler and Dan Strahm were awarded 4-H jackets for completing their fifth year in 4-H by Alma Daube, member of the Farm Bureau. Each member that was present was also given a dollar in appreciation of the Farm Bureau. Chip Bolze was acknowledged and rewarded for completing his 10th year in 4-H. The 4-H Club would like to thank the Farm Bureau, our leaders and the parents for all the help during the year. BREMEN ELIMINATES FALCON VOLLEYBALLERS IN THE SECTIONAL Bremen defeated the John Glenn girls volleyball team in the opening game of the 1986 sectional, hosted by Glenn, last Thursday evening. The Lions won by scores of 15-13 and 15-11 in some very exciting games. For Glenn. Tammy Rupel served a perfect six of six; Amy Kaser led in kills, three; Shawnda Clemons and Tammy Osborn, the most passes, nine, and Ingrid Boise, the most sets. 18. Glenn ended the season with a 9-13 record while Bremen advanced their recrod to 16-7 with the victory. HANS NAMED MANCHESTER ASSOCIATION COACH OF THE YEAR Veteran Indiana High School basketball coach, John Hans, formerly of Walkerton, now of Geneva. Indiana, has been named the Manchester College M-Association Alumni Coach of the Year. The announcement was made during homecoming at the college on Satuurday, October 11. Hans is in his 19th season as a varsity basketball coach. He is currently coach at South Adams High School, Berne, starting his second season. He coached for seven years at John Glenn High School and 10 seasons at New Haven High School, prior to the South Adams position. He has compiled over 200 wins, six conference championships, three county and three holidav toiimev titles and was won one sectional His best season record was 21-3 at Glenn in 1973, a season which also produced an Indiana All-Star for John Glenn High School. He is a 1963 graduate of Manchester. CHANGING ADDRESS? If you are moving or your mailing address has been changed, please notify our subscription department as soon as possible. Thank you. The IndependenbNews