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CONTESTANT IN MISS INDIANA USA PAGEANT As announced by Indiana State Pageant Director, Evelyn Lahaie, of Gary. Carlene Salyer has been officially selected as a contestant and state finalist for the Miss Indiana USA Pageant to be held Sunday, December 7. at Hellenic Cultural Center, 8000 Madison, Merrillville, Indiana. The Miss Indiana USA Pageant is a preliminary to Miss USA and Miss Universe. Carlene is 21 years of age. is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Carl Salyer, of Grovertown. She is being sponsored by Basney Ford of South Bend. She is a graduate of Oregon-Davis High School and is employed by Dr. Michael B. Gasko. D.D.S. She was a 1983 Talent Quest Finalist. Her hobbies include aerobics, softball, dancing and Nautilus. He ambition while continuing her career in dentistry is to pursue her interest in singing. The Miss Indiana USA Pageant will be judged on the same basis as the Miss USA Pageant, on beauty of face and figure, poise and

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personality. A top 12 will be selected, four runnersup. Miss Indiana USA and also Miss Photogenic, Popularity and contestants will select Miss Congeniality. Each contestant participating will receive a trophy, Official Pageant Certificate and Miss Indiana USA T-shirt. Miss Indiana, among her many prizes, will receive an all expense paid trip to compete in the Miss USA national finals which will be televised and viewed by millions on CBS-TV in February. She will receive SI,OOO for gown and accessories. S2OO spending money, gold trophy, jeweled crown and the chance to win $175,000 as Miss USA 1987. The reigning Miss Indiana USA is Diane Andrysiak of South Bend. , For further information, contact the contestant at 867-2500. Falcons Start Slow; Drop 56-42 Decision To Clay The John Glenn Falcons ran into two big obstacles Friday night that resulted in their first loss of the young basketball season. In traveling to South Bend Clay, the Falcons encountered a dominating Eric Dittrich, a 6’9” center who dominated the boards, and Rickey Miller, a hot-shooting senior veteran who totaled 30 points and these two provided almost everything Clay needed in winning 56-42. The win was Clay's second in three games this season while Glenn dropped to 1-1 for the year. Clay dominated the early game to the extreme that Glenn never was ahead or even tied once the play began. With the tall center controlling the tip, Steve Scott scored right away for the Colonials and then a pressure defense found Glenn not handling the situation well at all and they turned the ball

over numerous times early in the game. Two of these turnovers ended in easy baskets for Miller and the score moved to 8-0 before the Falcons got their first point, almost halfway through the first period when Rob Nickles got the Falcons first basket. The Falcons did cut the lead to 9-6 before Clay pulled away for a 15-10 first quarter advantage. With Miller scoring very consistently, the Colonials continued to hold a lead all the way through the second quarter. Glenn nipped the count to 18-14 early in the period as Roger Spier found the range for the first time, but the host team, behind a 19 point first half effort, moved to a 31-22 halftime lead. The Falcons, although being hampered by the big Dittrich near the baskets, did try to fight back in the game. Early in the second half, Clay pulled ahead 38-24 before an eight point spurt with baskets by Brian Groves, two by Spier and one by Chris Savoie made it 38-32 before the Colonials got the last basket of the quarter to open an eight point margin once again. It was just a case of too much Clay too early as the Falcons, although never giving up, just were not able to catch up in this game. It was a combination of things that led to this, but the intimidation of Dittrich around the basket and the strong offensive play of Miller held the Falcons to four quarters of only 10, 12, 10 and 10 points, not enought in today's game to get the job done. Miller ended the night with 30 points on 14 baskets and only two of five from the line. He is averaging 3O'/j points a game after three outings this year. Dittrich pulled down 23 rebounds, more than the entire Falcon team pulled down in the game. Spier, despite the fact he didn’t score in the first period and had only four at halftime, did end up with 16 points to pace the Falcons. No other player for either team reached the double digits. Two Road Gaines Ahead The Falcons will continue on the road this weekend, playing their first Northern State Conference JOHNSON/WILLIAMS INSURANCE AGENCY Call For A Quote ALL TYPES OF COVERAGE OFFERED DON R. JOHNSON Certified Ins. Counselor REGG F. WILLIAMS 586-2580 The Church: ’‘Redeemed, redeemed by the blood of the Lamb,” Sinner-Saints sing to the King of Glory! Rev. 19 ■ A Warm Welcome to First Brethren Church DON SNELL, PASTOR FIRST BI < I:TH I< EN CIIIIICII k J lkt.une Nerth Libarty Rrst Bnthrwn Church Tm Mmu WMM U*M On Ikk 4 MHWCiI Church 9 00 t m • Sunday School 10 00 1 m TNnnNnmn NM-3114 TwgardM Flrat BrttMn Church One Mun konh Os u S 6 UWVKEt Sunday School 9 45 • Church 10 45 a m TaMfNMiia

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game Friday at Culver against the Cavaliers. Tipoff for the B-team is 6:30 p.m. On Saturday, the Falcons will invade the young but talented Oregon-Davis Bobcats, 3-0 in the early season this year. The Bobcats are very tall and despite a very young team, have talent and experience along with their great heighth. Tipoff for the B-team will be 7:00 p.m. Walkerton time in the O-D gym. B-Team Lowes Al Clay The Falcons B-Team dropped a 46-43 contest to the Colonials reserves, making their record 1-1, despite more good balance in their scoring for the night. Box Score Clay fg ft fta p Scott 2 12 2 Jordan 0120 Dittrich 4 0 0 4 Miller 14 2 5 1 Wilder 2 0 0 1 Bonds 3 0 0 4 Przbysz 0001 Sims 0 0 0 2 Johnson 1000 Diem 0 0 2 0 Theus 0 0 0 1 TOTALS 26 4 11 12

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Glenn Pavey 3 0 0 4 Spier 7 2 3 0 B. Groves 3 0 0 2 Borton 0 0 0 1 Savoie 4 0 0 1 Porter 0 0 0 1 Runyan 0010 Nickles 3 0 11 TOTALS 20 2 5 10 Score By Quarters Glenn 10 22 32 42 Cay 15 31 40 56 OREGON TOWNSHIP CLUB CHRISTMAS LUNCHEON SET FOR DEC. 9 The Oregon Township Home Economics Club Christmas luncheon will be held at the regular meeting, on Tuesday, December 9, at 12:30 p.m. C.S.T., at the Koontz Lake Conservation Club. Members are to bring a covered dish, their own table service and a $3.00 grab bag gift. Hostesses will be the officers, Doris Vasil, Esther Smith. Margaret Moravek and Lillian Morganelli. Give a “Happy Ad’’ — just $1.50

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