The Independent-News, Volume 112, Number 45, Walkerton, St. Joseph County, 9 April 1987 — Page 7

Urey Middle School Lists 3rd Honor Roll The third nine-week grading period honor roll for Urey Middle School has been released as follows: SIXTH GRADE Distinguished Bruce Brown Aaron Casteel Rusty Peterson Jeremy Smith Emily Vandal! Regular Julie Bothwell Mandy Bowers Brian Cochran T. J. Hurford Tia Jacobson Stacy Marek Michelle Pontius Lance Saul Gerrie Schmidt Jimmy Vail SEVENTH GRADE Distinguished Sheree Brantley Michelle Hill Adam Jacob Tim Pletcher Regular Rebecca Dittmer Alice Dolph Treasure Drews Heather Hostetler Michelle Lyle Cinda Marks Rebecca Mollenhauer Ryan Peterson Eric Pinckert Jody Rausch Christine Seaman I ara Shively Rebecca Webb Steve Zellers EIGHTH GRADE Distinguished Sheri Pansier Brandon Northam

FRESH LAKE PERCH FISH FRY Saturday. April 11 4:00 - 7:30 p.m. TRACY UNITED METHODIST CHURCH U. S. 6 & 35 MENU Fresh Lake Perch, Potato Salad, Cole Slaw, Baked Beans, Bread And Butter, Dessert, Beverage Adults, $6.00 Children Under 12, $2.50 Pre-Schoolers Free CARRY-OUTS AVAILABLE

FOLLOW THE PAW PRINTS To Sign Up For The L BIG EASTER BUNNY C AND BASKET V, At | | MILLER’S MERRY MANOR ' Name NURSING HOME IN WALKERTON ■ Address And While You Are There J [ STOP IN AND VISIT WITH A RESIDENT ! _ 1 Phone ■ 24 HOUR NURSING CARE DRAWING APRIL 17 AT 4:30 P M J

Rick O’Connor Christine Paschen Jim Seiders Angie Strang Regular Jamie Arce Tracy Chase Gwen Davey Laurie Dudley Joy Erdelyi Stacy Hardesty Stacie Hayne Dan Huizenga Mike Hurford Tom King LaDora Kronk Cristy Osborn Jeff Pontius Deanna Ross Angela Ruby Artie Webb Kristi Zellers JOHNSON TWP. PRAIRIE FARMERS 4-H CLUB NEWS I he Johnson Twp. Prairie Farmers 4-H Club met on Monday, March 30, at 7:30 p.m. Pledges were by Cam Snodgrass and Julie Paschen. Roll call was on your favorite tractor. Demonstrations were given by Tonya Buckmaster on getting horses ready for show; Michele Knowlton and Lisa Dankert on child care. Health and Safety was given by Brett Mollenhaucr on tornado safety. A business discussion was held on monev makers. For recreation, we played musical chairs. Ihe next meeting will be on Monday. April 13. at 7:30 p.m. WOMEN’S SOFTBALL LEAGUE NEEDS TEAMS, PLAYERS AND COACHES Th Walkerton Women's Softball League is looking for teams, individual players and coaches. For more information contact Connie Knowlton. 586-308 b, or Tammy DeMetz. 586-313 7 .

SENIOIR CITIZEN BOWLING NEWS As the Senior started the last month of their season, the competition grew ever more keen. Realizing that April 29th is to be their last session, all were striving to improve their averages. The ladies, with 17 bowlers, were making the pins really fall. Merle Bruesch rolled the high scratch game with a 176 tally. June Baker followed with a 157. The high handicap game also went to Merle, who had a 226 total. Marge Buswell followed with a 217 and Norine Divine and June Lind tied with each having a 209 score. Norine Divine's 414 high series just bested June Baker’s 410 and Betty Schrader's 404. The "stats” tell the story of the spirited competition enjoyed by the ladies. With just 10 gents competing, the "noise” level was lower but the pin totals were not! High scratch game of 234 was rolled by Marion Anderson, who also took high handicap game honors with a 259 total. Mel Divine's 218 just beat F.li Sobat's 217 and Harold Schwedcr’s 216 in the high handicap. There were three gents with series totals above 500 this week. Marian Anderson topped the group with a 595 total, followed by Harold Schweder’s 54 7 and Mel Divine's 504. Nice bowling, gents. The five spectators that were out enjoyed a fine day as they cheered their favorite bowler's efforts. Remember Seniors, prepaid reservation for the April 29th banquet are due April 15. Let's all plan to be there immediately after the bowling session is completed! PROGRAM ON TELEPHONE SERVICE FOR HOME EC CLUB MEETING TUESDAY The Oregon Township Home Fconomics Club w ill meet on Tuesday. April 14. at 12:30 p.m.. at the Koontz Lake Conservation Club building. The special guest speaker will be from United Telephone Company. Pertinent information and specifications covering the telephone service will be presented. An open question and answer discussion will be held. Hostesses for the day will be Marge Clark and Viola Bregi. DRIVER EDUCATION PLANS SET AT JOHN GLENN Students interested in the summer driver education program at John Glenn High School may sign up now at the high school. The cost for a student in the corporation is $90.00. If interested and would like more information you may call Larry Taylor at 586-3195, 1:30 - 2:00 p.m., or 586-2042 evenings. BIRTHS A daughter was born to Joanne and Troy Jenkins, Rural Route 2. Box 510-A. Walkerton, on Friday, April 3. at the LaPorte Hospital.

R.E.A.L. SERVICES NUTRITION PROGRAM N. L. United Methodist Church Phone 656-3132 the day prior for reservations. And STARKE COUNTY NUTRITION PROGRAM Koontz Lake Conservation Club Phone 586-2376 for reservations. APRIL 13 - 17 MONDAY Grapefruit juice Spaghetti with meat sauce Parmesan cheese Tossed salad with italian dressing Italian bread and margarine Fresh yellow apple Milk, tea, coffee WEDNESDAY Pineapple juice Pork loin roast Bread dressing with gravy Buttered peas Dinner roll and margarine Apricot halves Milk, tea, coffee WEDNESDAY Orange juice Beef chop suey Steamed rice Soy sauce Egg salad with parsley garnish Marinaded cucumbers Fortune cookies Milk, tea, coffee THURSDAY Vegetable cocktail juice Meatloaf Scalloped potatoes

R ™^ j { REFRIGERATORS FREEZERS ’ IS 3 AIRCONDITIONERS BULK TANKS WALK INS J* IS SERVICE GUARANTEED TO SATISFY /BACALL 5862692 ; "If* Service thet CevnH" ® Q FREE 10 x 13 Portrait (a sl2 00 Value) With EVERY Package To introduce you to our exceptionally high quality ■ portrait packages we are making this limited time offer We will include a 10 * 13 decorator wall portrait in each package at no extra charge NO SALES PRESSURE, NO SURPRISES We have no salespeople The store personnel deliver the pictures They will not try to sell you additional pictures Reorders are available by mail at what we believe are the lowest prices in the area Studio Quality Portraits by Kolorkraft 2 - 8 x 10 s 2 — 5 x 7 s You get all of this 1 10 " s lie W for only in 2 Poses rwjl^ * 5 de P oSlt when INo Ag« Limit Ws / Iff • photographed ■ No Quantity Limit ■No Extra Charge -x wL 4 M balance on I c 11 delivery ■ Famlli«« Wetcoma Ap y__ J| | Infante to Adults I? Set Ie I act lon Guaranteed I or your money refunded We use Kodak paper 'For a good look I TUESDAY, APRIL 14 I 10 00 AM. - 5 00 PM. I I f f WALKERTON STORE ONLY

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Steamed carrots Rye bread and margarine Yellow birthday cake with chocolate icing Milk, tea, coffee FRIDAY Apple juice Cod almondine Baked potato with margarine Cole slaw Cracked wheat bread and margarine Lime gelatin with fruit cocktail Milk, tea, coffee HOOK’S ANNOUNCE MANAGEMENT CHANGE IN WALKERTON Indianapolis based Hook Drugs Monday, April 6. announced a management change in its Walkerton store. Sue Cook, formerly the assistant manager of the Norgate location in Indianapolis, has been named assistant manager of the Walkerton location on State Road 23. Hook Drugs is a division of HookSupeßx, Inc., and operates more than 330 drug stores in Indiana. Ohio, Illinois, Kentucky and Michigan plus more than 25 Convalescent Aids and Home Health Care Centers in these states as well as Tennessee. COUNTY LINE CLUB TO MEET APRIL 27 The County Line Club will meet on Monday. April 27. instead of April 20.

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