The Independent-News, Volume 112, Number 36, Walkerton, St. Joseph County, 5 February 1987 — Page 5

SCHOOL MENUS Oregon-Davi* School* FEBRUARY 9 - 13 MONDAY Corn dogs (extra 60 cents) Baked beans Com chips Peaches Milk TUESDAY Beef and noodles Pickled beets Bread and butter Green beans Fruit cocktail Milk WEDNESDAY Chuckwagon sandwich (extra 60 cents) Winter blend vegetables Chocolate chip bars Applesauce Milk THURSDAY Barbecue chicken Parsley buttered potatoes Corn Bread and butter Pears Milk FRIDAY No lunch served, in service day St. Patrick's School FEBRUARY 9 - 13 MONDAY Spaghetti Green beans Hot roll Fruit Milk TUESDAY Chop sucy Rice Fruit Milk WEDNESDAY Chicken and noodles Peas Biscuit Pudding Milk THURSDAY Beanie wienies Corn muffin Peanut butter celery Fruit Milk FRIDAY Fish sandwich French fries Cole slaw Brownie Milk North Liberty School FEBRUARY 9 - 13 MONDAY Smokies Mashed potatoes Peas or sauerkraut Roll and butter Fruit Milk TUESDAY Sloppy jo Cheese potatoes Mixed vegetables Fruit Milk WEDNESDAY Lasagna Lettuce salad Fruit Garlic toast Chocolate milk THURSDAY Hamburger French fries Fruit Cookie Milk FRIDAY Grilled cheese Baked beans Carrot sticks Fruit Cookie Milk Walkerton Elementary School FEBRUARY 9 ■ 13 MONDAY Tacos with lettuce and cheese Buttered green beans Cinnamon roils Milk TUESDAY Creamed turkey on mashed potatoes Hot rolls California blend

Fruit Milk WEDNESDAY Barbecue on a bun Buttered rice Celery sticks Apple crisp Milk THURSDAY Pig in a blanket Tossed salad Fruit Milk FRIDAY Pizza square Buttered corn Fruit Milk Urey Middle School FEBRUARY 9 - 13 MONDAY Burritos Corn Fruit Cookie Milk TUESDAY Ham and cheese on bun Baked beans Sweet potatoes Apple crisp Milk WEDNESDAY Sloppy joe Rice Green beans Cake Milk THURSDAY Johnnie marzetti Salad Garlic bread Fruit Milk FRIDAY Grilled cheese French fries Mixed vegetables Cookie Milk John Glenn High School FEBRUARY 9 - 13 MONDAY Hamburger on bun French fries Mixed vegetables Fruit Milk or Salad bar and milk TUESDAY Ham and beans Cora bread Buttered broccoli Fruit Spice cake Milk or Salad bar and milk WEDNESDAY Taco Lettuce, cheese, tomato Buttered rice Green beans Fruit Milk or Salad bar and milk THURSDAY Beef ravioli Garlic bread Buttered peas Cherry crisp Milk or Salad bar and milk FRIDAY Fish on bun Cole slaw Buttered com Fruit Milk or Salad bar and milk Knox Tops Glonn Girls In NSC Piny The John Glenn girls basketball team fell to the Knox girls in a Northern State Conference ballgame last week as the season grinds down towards the end. Knox grabbed an early lead and led all the way, despite the effort of the GlFnn girls that kept them in

the ballgame until a big Knox third quarter moved the Redskins ahead by a safe margin. The win boosted Knox’s record to 11-5 and 5-1 in conference play, Glenn’s record slipped to 2-12 and they have yet to win in NSC conference play. B-Team Lose* 30-24 The Knox Bees made it a sweep for the night as they topped the Glenn reserves 30-24. Knox's JV's have an 11-3 record while Glenn is 6-6 for the season. Box Score Knox fg ft fta p J. Simoni 2 5 6 1 T. Simoni 2 2 3 3 Schulz 113 4 Bolen 0 0 0 1 Clark 9 15 2 Bradley 6 2 4 3 Zachary 5 5 6 4 TOTALS 25 16 27 18 Glenn Rupel 2 9 11 4 O'Blenis 3 14 2 Boise 0 0 0 4 Sol m os 5 3 4 4 Rhodes 6 5 6 4 Haynes 0 0 0 2 Osborn 0 0 0 1 Salyer 10 0 2 Ruff 0 0 0 1 Huizenga 0 0 0 0 TOTALS 17 18 25 25 Score By Quarter* Glenn 9 20 31 52 Knox 16 27 46 66 Glenn Runs Over Jimtown 67*49 Friday Night The John Glenn Falcons returned to regular season play Friday after the recent Bi-County Tournament, and they easily won a Northern State Conference game over the Jimtown Jimmies. The game, played at Jimtown. was never in doubt after the Falcons moved to the front in the opening minutes and grabbed a big 23 point lead by halftime. The Jimmies, co-co-conference champions the past two years, have a pretty inexperienced team and a new coach this year and have found the going rough with only two wins this season. The victory by the Falcons raised their overall record to 7-5 and increased their confernce mark to 3-2 this season. Good balance helped the Falcons jump to the early lead as all five starters scored in the opening quarter as they moved to a 15-7 lead, while Jimtown had only two boys score. The big 22-7 advantage in the second period, put the game out of doubt in the first half. In this period. Roger Spier led the way with 10 points and Chris Savoie chipped in with six as the 37-14 halftime margin was more than the Jimmies were going to overcome. Jimtown did cut into the Falcon lead slightly in the third stanza, outscoring the Falcons 13-8. but Glenn still enjoyed a 45-27 advantage as the final quarter unfolded. Coach Gordon Mosson used his bench freely in this final stanza as to two teams raced back and forth to combine for 44 points in the wide open play. The final score was 67-49. Spier topped all scorers with 21 points on seven baskets and as many free throws. Wes Pavey and Savoie also hit double figures with 12 and 10 respectively while nine players shared in the scoring totals. For Jimtown, Hill and Fowler hit double figures with 16 and 12 respectively to lead the Jimmies. Box Score Glenn tg ft fta p Pavey 6 0 0 1 Spier 77 8 1 B. Groves 4 0 11 Nickles 0 0 10 Savoie 3 4 4 0 Porter 2 0 0 3 Runyan 1223

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Borton 10 2 0 C. Groves 112 0 Hostrawscr 0 12 0 Hall 0 0 0 0 Malstaff 0 0 0 1 TOTALS 25 17 23 10 Jimtown England 10 0 2 Jones 2115 Johnson 4003 Hill 6 4 6 0 Lower 0 0 0 4 Fowler 6 0 0 2 Barber 2220 Wenger 0 2 2 0 Sharp 0 0 0 2 TOTALS 21 7 9 18 Score By Quarter* Glenn 15 37 45 67 Jimtown 7 14 27 49 Strong Final Quarter Powers Falcons Saturday A very strong fourth quarter, paced by an outstanding 18 point fourth quarter performance by Wes Pavey, broke up a very tight ballgame Saturday night and gave the John Glenn Falcons an exciting 70-63 victory over the Bremen Lions. After three quarters of nip and tuck, back and forth basketball, Pavey connected on six of seven shots from the floor and hit a perfect six of six from the free throw line to spearhead a 28-20 last quarter drive that accounted for victory number 8 in 13 starts for Glenn this year. This was a nonconference game, but Bremen will become a full fledged member of the Northern State Conference in two more years when all their schedules will be arranged for full conference participation. They are leaving the Northern Lakes Conference, in which they have been the smallest school for many years. The game was tight all the way. In the first quarter, Pavey and fellow senior Roger Spier, each had six points for Glenn but Bremen, with Bennett also totaling six points, trailed only 14-12 after the first eight minutes. Pavey continuted to be the Falcons strong performer, hitting consistently from the floor, putting in four more baskets in the second quarter. However, the Falcons only managed six additional points, and a more balanced Lion team took the lead by halftime 29-28, with Bennett continuing to lead the scoring but had six point help from Wirt as well and they took the one point lead into the dressing room at halftime. The game couldn’t have stayed any tighter in the third period. It was a case of Glenn baskets and Bremen free throws, as both teams scored 14 points in the back and forth period. Bremen still clinging to a slim one point lead. 43-42, heading into the final stanza. This is where the heroics of Pavey and his Falcon teammates took over. Glenn as a team in this period hit 10 of 14 shots from the floor and a perfect eight of eight from the stripe to total 28 points. Pavey had 18 of these with his six baskets and six of six from the line. Spier chipped in with six more, his third six-point quarter of the game. Bennett tried to keep the Lions in the game as he totaled 12 more in the final stanza, but they couldn’t get the job done against the now smooth-playing Falcons. The Final score was 70-63 in the exciting victory for Glenn. Pavey ended the night with 36 points, hitting 15 baskets and six of eight from the line, missing his first two attempts early in the contest. Spier added 20 points with seven baskets and six of six from the line, giving this senior duo 56 of Glenn’s 70 points for the game. Bennett had a fine performance for the Lions with 26 points on eight basskets and 10 of 11 from the foul line. Wirt hit double figures with 12 points, and for a change, Glenn was outshot from the foul line as Bremen had 17 of 23 one-pointers

to Glenn's 12 of 15. Pavey was also the game’s leading rebounder with eight. Play At Marian Friday The Falcons will only have one game this coming week as they travel to Mishawaka Manan on Friday night to take on the Knights in what should be a tough battle. Marian has been up and down this season but plays a much tougher schedule that always has a positive effect on a team. Box Score Glenn fg ft fta p Pavey 15 6 8 0 Spier 7 6 6 2 B. Groves 2 0 0 4 Savoie 10 0 3 Porter 3 0 0 4 Runyan 0014 Nickles 10 0 2 C. Groves 0 0 0 0 Hostrawser 0 0 0 0 TOTALS 29 12 15 19 Bremen Pittman 2 0 0 2 Synder 2012 Bneler 3 0 2 0 Bellman 112 3 Bennett 8 10 11 2 Wirt 4 4 4 3 Nettrour 2 0 10 O'Dell 2 2 2 1 TOTALS 23 17 23 13 Score By Quarters Bremen 12 29 43 63 Glenn 14 28 42 70 SECTIONAL TICKETS ON SALE FOR GIRLS TOURNEY The $6.00 all-tourney ticket for the girls sectional basketball toum ament at I^aViHe are available in the John Glenn office until noon on Thursday. February 5. The toum ament starts Wednesday, February 4 and Glenn begins action on Thursday, February 5 at 6:30 p.m. against Plymouth. The girls team will leave at 5:15 and fans may ride. THREE J.G.H.S. STUDENTS TO ATTEND HONORS CONFERENCE Taylor University has selected three John Glenn High School students to attend its President’s Honors Conference on February 26-28. This three-day conference allows small groups of students to interact with some of Taylor's faculty concerning a particular subject of interest chosen by the students. Students were selected on the basis of their SAT scores, gradepoint average, class rank, and letters of recommendation. Dawn Marks, daughter of mr. and Mrs. Gavton Marks. Tyner, was selected for cultural studies. Matthew Bowman, son of Rev. and Mrs. Thomas Bowman. Walkerton. was selected for study in science. Matthew Wieczork, son of Mr. and Mrs. Bob Weiczork. Walkerton, was selected for poetry study. ’’America is th* only country deliberately founded on a good idea John Gunther ■Nature* Remedy. for GENTLE OVERNIGHT RELIEF OF CONSTIPATION ananMUMBBHH| GET I FR€E •Nature* I gifts Remedy ■ from —_ | NATURE S Rf Ml KAGt Os TAX S Next time you need a laxative get relief the Nature s Remedy way Gently Overnight Its natural active mgredrents are so dependable you can take Natures Remedy tonight and feel better tomorrow For tree 2 dose sample (4 taNafs) •andnameandadfreaato N R ORw 001M67 Sramkxd CT 06*050*6?

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