The Independent-News, Volume 114, Number 36, Walkerton, St. Joseph County, 2 February 1989 — Page 8

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- THE INDEPENDENT NEWS - FEBRUARY 2, 1989

White Elephant Sale Highlights Club Meeting Walkerotn Business and Professional Women's Club gathered at the Evening Star Rebekah Lodge, on Thursday. January 26. with 63 ladies present. A swiss steak, chicken and noodles dinner with dessert bar was served. Guests introduced were Carol Williamson. Sue DeMien. Irene Knowlton and Elaine Bouse. The secretary. Carole Powers, and treasurer. Betty King, .gave their reports as well as other committee chairmen. The birthday bank was contributed to by Becky Reed who was the only one having a birthday in January so she also won the prize. A donation will be made to the John Glenn Commission for the Arts by the club. A traveling “Goodie Basket" project to raise funds for the club has begun. Each member is on a list and are asked to fill the basket with an item for a member on the list and pass it on within one week. When you receive the basket, the item from the previous member is yours to enjoy. Place a donation in the enclosed envelope for the item brought to you. Any sum will be appreciated. If the item brought to you is not something you are able to use or are unable to eat. please make a donation and pass the basket on within one day. Suggested items include homemade bread, cake, cookies, jams or canned items, any craft item. etc. Use your imagination. This should prose to be a fun project among the club members. Serving as chairwoman for the evening w as Edna Downey and she was assisted by Darlene Pontius, Mary Ann Frame, Chris Gillies, Bev Johnson. Mary Jo Golubski, Pearl Wooley, Alice Walker, Valerie Paschen and Paula Bell. A white elephant sale followed with many receiving lovely items such as a coffee mug. cobra, candles, handmade items and bubble gum. Carolyn Kelly will chair the February 23 meeting and she will be assisted by Myrlynn Bella, Bonnie Sullivan. Donna Platz, Katie Capes. Carol Beem, Rose Minter. Regina Bussie, Gertrude Thomas, Sally Nelson and Mary Ann Christensen. SENIOR BOWLING NEWS The weather was dreary, the scores were low. but the enthusiasm was high as the Seniors made those pins fly again this week. It may have taken most of the bow iers the two balls allowed to per rack to get those pins to fall, yet the laughter and good natured "joshing" indicated they were enjoying themselves. The ladies, with 18 bowlers, watched Clare Martin have another good day. While not completely "cutting up” the score sheet, here P 9 was highest for the high scratch game. Jo Wozniak's 139 •as a distant second High handicap game was also Martin's with a 231 total. June Lind followed with 20 and Stephanie Kilarski placed third, posting a 204 in the handicap contest. Martin's 411 high senes total was followed by Betty Schrader s 385 and Jo Wozniak's 376 senes. With several handicaps changing a point or two this week, the competition will certainly become keener' The gents, with 15 bowlers, had a fair scoring day. Bud Weinman, however, was in fine form, rolling a 189 for high scratch game Eli Sobat s 17 7 followed, just beating Harold Schweder's 17$ Wetman s 228 high handicap game bested Sobat's 223 Jim Thibodeaui s 214 came in third Weinman s SIS high senes was the onlv

series tallied above the 500 mark. Schweder followed with a 476 total, just beating Sobat's 473. The competition was close even though the scores were fair. Each week a senior bowler or two is added to our roster. This keeps our numbers up as the attrition of illness or other duties does not allow some to be present. If you are a senior and wish to bowl, come join this lively group. They bowl each Wednesday afternoon at 2:00 p.m. at the Walkerton Shady Lanes. All are welcome! NORTH LIBERTY REAL SERVICES NEWS The North Liberty Nutrition Site was again chosen “Site And Site Director” for the month of December. 1988. This shows that our site has done a lot in the past 13 months to grow, It also shows that we care about our people and our community. We always enjoy receiving new friends and we do have a lot of fun and fellowship. Mr. Hollis Hughes. Mr. Roger Chrastil and Mr. Billi, gentlemen from the Public Housing Committee. talked to us on January 17 about having housing in our community. We filled out a survey. This was very informative, and we will receive more on this after it is all compiled. Stan Schlemmer entertained us singing old time favorites and gospel songs accompanying himself on the guitar. On February 8. Violet Wolff. Maxine Worthington and Ardecn Norris will entertain the group after dinner with several musical numbers. Remember the tax preparation for those over 60 will be held February 14 from 10:30 a.m. to 2:00 p.m. in the basement of the North Liberty United Methodist Church. Please bring last years tax forms. There is no charge for this service and is provided through AARP. If you have any questions, call Becky Burch, 6563132 between 10:00 a.m. and 1:00 p.m. Come and join us for lunch that day by calling the day before to make a reservation. A “Bake and Craft Sale" will be held on February 14 (Valentine's Day) along with other fun and surprises. REAL SERVICES NEWS We all need a good laugh once in a while and Fred Bullinger and Hazel Schweder really tickled our funny bones on Monday and Tuesday. Now we all know how to smash aluminum cans and bake a cake. We enjoyed Mary Hahn’s program on Wednesday and did our exerases and played bingo after the meal. On Thursday Jim Thibodeaux had the program and told some humorous stories, and Verice Walz pleased our musical ears with piano music on Fridav. We’re sorry to hear that Evelyn Stephenson is a patient in the Michiana Hospital and wish her a speedy recovery . Fred Bullinger is really baking up a storm and gave away raisin bread. Katie Capes and Elaine Lonnings were the lucky winners. We also want to thank Fred and Opal for buying juice cups with hds Wo gave juice to some of our volunteers this week they were Virgil Gwin, Woody Cochran. Lloyd Lemert and Hazel Kampc. Correction — our tax help date when the AARP will be at the site is February 21 There will be people here to help anyone over 60 file their taxes. Be sure to bring last year’s form with you. also get your meal reservations in early. Coming attractions are bingo every Wednesday and on Februarv 14th Stan Schlemmer will entertain with hts music and on February 21 the tax people We will also enjoy our weekly volunteer's programs. We enjoy outside talent singing, instrumental, humorous readings, etc. Please let us know if you have * talent and arc willing to share it with us

R.E.A.L. SERVICES NUTRITION PROGRAM N. L. United Methodist Chruch Phone 656-3132 the day prior for reservations. Walkerton Youth Building Phone 586-7600 for reservations. And STARKE COUNTY NUTRITION PROGRAM Koontz Lake Conservation Club Phone 586-2376 for reservations. FEBRUARY 6 - 10 MONDAY Orange juice Spaghetti with meat sauce Parsleyed green beans Italian bread and margarine Pears Milk, tea. coffee TUESDAY Caterer's choice juice Breaded baked chicken quarter Mashed potatoes with gravySeasoned carrots Cracked wheat bread and margarine Fresh banana Milk, tea, coffee WEDNESDAY Orange-grapefruit juice Lemon baked cod fillet with tartar sauce Baked potato with margarine Layered salad Whole wheat bread and margarine Lemon pudding Milk. tea. coffee THURSDAY Cranberry juice cocktail Potato soup with saltines Sliced ham and cheese sandwich on rye bread with margarine, mayonnaise and mustard Warm apple slices Milk. tea. coffee FRIDAY Pineapple juice Beef stew with potatoes, cclerv. carrots and onions Steamed cabbage Biscuit and margarine Pumpkin custard with topping Milk. tea. coffee FALCONS CINCH TIE FOR N.S.C. TOP LIONS 51-40 A lay-in with three seconds remaining by Steve Runyan broke a 49-49 tie and gave the John Glenn Falcons a key 51-49 victory- in their basketball game with Bremen Saturday night. This game basically was for the Northern State Conference championship as these two team were undefeated in conference play and Glenn has only to beat LaVille next week to take home the Undisputed title. The worst that could happen now would be a tie for the crown, but the LaVille team has only one win this season and will be playing on the Falcons home court. The lay-in. off a nice pass from Todd Clifton, might have ended the scoring, but didn’t end the game without more thrills to come in the final :03. Runyan was fouled on the play and missed the free throw and Feldman grabbed the rebound and fed a half court pass to Matt Weston who was fouled with :01 showing on the clock. He missed the front of a one and one and a desperation Bremen tip also was no good to finally end the tough ball game. Weston had hit six of seven before missing the chance to tie. The victory gave Glenn a 12-3 record overall and 6-0 in conference play. For Bremen, the recent BiCounty champions, it was the fourth loss of the year, the second in two nights as they fell to Warsaw on Friday in a game that gave Warsaw control of the Northern Lakes Conference. The game was tight all the way with the exception of one big run by Bremen in the early second half. The Lions were trying to control the tempo of the game and not get into a running game with the Falcons. This was fairly successful most of the night. The two teams were knotted at 15 after one quarter and the Falcons had gained a slight

26-23 advantage by halftime. The Lions then came back with the first 11 points of the second half to take the largest lead of the night, but were seriously hurt when Casey Miller picked up his fourth foul at the 5:23 mark of the third period. Miller had already sat out a good part of the second quarter and this senior scrapper is an important cog in the Lions plans. The Lions then were outscored by their hosts 12-4 the rest of the quarter as the Falcons took charge of the game at this point. The fourth quarter never found the two teams more than two points apart until late in the period when Glenn moved to a 49-46 lead with less than a minute to play, looking to have the inside track on the win. However, two misses from the free throw line gave Bremen the opportunity to tie and with 11 seconds left. Chris Devine hit a three pointer to knot it at 49 all. setting up the game winning sequence of thrills that came in the final three ticks of the clock. Both teams used the free throw line to great advantage as a lot of fouls were called for the pace of the game. However, the intensity was there as the two teams knew the importance of this game. Runyan and Charlie Winger had 12 and 11 for Glenn a leading scorers while Perry Mann and Feldman had II and 10 respectively for Bremen. Visit Marian Friday The Falcons will meet a struggling Marian Knights basketball team Friday night on the Knights home court. They have really had problems this season, losing their last game to New Prairie who has only won twice. B-Team tipoff is set for 6:15. Bex Score Glenn fg ft fta p tp Winger 5 17 3 11 Runyan 3 6 11 2 12 Porter 4 0 0 2 8 Groves 00030 Stull 1 2 2 2 5 Clifton 1 5 6 3 7 Traub 02212 Stedman 1 4 4 4 6 Drews 0 0 0 1 0 TOTALS 15 20 32 21 51 Bremen Lawmaster 3 0 14 6 Mann 2 6 6 3 11 Feldman 2 6 10 4 10 Miller 1 0 0 5 2 Weston 2 6 8 2 10 Devine 3 0 14 8 Bailey 0 0 0 0 0 Moren 0 2 2 1 2 TOTALS 13 20 28 23 49 3-point goals: Bremen 3. De vione 2. Mann 1; Glenn I. Stull Score By Quarters Bremen IS 23 38 49 Glenn IS 26 38 51 BOWLING NEWS Monday Night Ladles Shady I anew The O.K. Gals 47 29 Hi-De Ho 44% 31% Hidden Bu-Tee 42 34 Farmers State Bank 42 34 Mama Jama's 38% 37% GAG Mobile Homes 37 39 Allen's Furniture 31 45 Kooontz Lake Market 23 S 3 High team scries: Hidden BuTee 2206. Mama Jama's 2081. Allen’s Furniture 1967. High team game; Hidden Bu-Tee 778. Mama Jama's 718. Allen's Furniture 69 7 . High individual series: Janice White 526, Louise Whitmer 493, Donna Wood 481. High individual game: Donna Wood 209. Janice White 194. Louise Whitmer 176. Tuesday Mixed Doubles Shady Lane* Duds |3 n Team No 2 13 1| Leather A Lace 13 11 Jokers 12 |2 Team No. 6 n 13 Goops 10 |4 High team senes: Team No. 6 1742. Duds 1701. Team No. 2 1607. High team game: Duds 66 7 , Team No. 6 601. Team No. 2 561. High individual senes men: Bill

Miller 450, Hobert Hensley 434. Jack Henderson 427. High individual game men: Ken Elder 198. Hobert Hensley 179, Linder Pearish 168. High individual series women: Rae Alexander 482. Janice White 451, Becky Eider 421. Lori Nieu buurt 421. High individual game women Ray Alexander 172, 164, Janice White 161, Becky Elder 157. Youth Gutter Busters Shady Lane* Ray & Kenny's Super Valu 20 4 Nedra ADAM 20 4 Farmers State Bank 16 8 Preferred Auto Parts 14 10 Dave's Movie Zoo 12 12 Duraclcan Carpet 11 13 Miller’s Mem Manor 3 2( PA H Machine Co. 0 24 Team high senes handicap: Ra\ A Kenny’s Super Valu 2290 Dave's Movie Zoo 2264. Nedra A I A M 2245. Team high game handicap: Ray A Kenny's Super Valu 779. Dave'v Movie Zoo 769. Nedra ADAM 769. Farmers State Bank 747. Boys high scries scratch: Ray Chapman 338, Brad Nieubuurt 30 7 Daniel Fugate 296, Boys high game scratch: Ray Chapman 126. Eric Stafford 119 Daniel Fugate 113. Brad Nicubuur 113. Girls high series scratch: Kelsey Wallace 337, Susan Eddinger 336 Chnstma Kennedy 276. Girls high game scratch: Kelsey Wallace 124. Susan Eddinger 122 Courtney Sellers 113. Youth Goof Off* Shady Lanes Her Race 16 8 Shady Lanes 15 9 No Team 14 10 Burkhcad Const. 11% 12% Roy's 8 16 Diltz'sASons 7% 16% Team high series handicap: Sha dy Lanes 2093. Burkhcad Const 2054. Her Race 2053. Team high game handicap: Her Race 712. Shady Lanes 704. Burk head Const. 696. Boys high series scratch: Melvin McNeal 456. Brian Cochran 376. Lance Saul 312. Boys high game scratch: Melvin McNeal 165. Brian Cochran 133. Jason Parker 120. Girls high senes scratch: Dawn Hinchy 371. Billie Hostetler 336 Christina Crane 315. Girls high game scratch: Dawn Hinchy 135. Christina Crane 125 Billie Hostetler 114. On average, a woman's heart beats faster than a man's. Amer U-an RedCros* + together, we can change things. SAVE MONEY Build it Yourself with RBS • Agricultural • Specialty • Commercial Buildings Can today lo« mo«e tnlormalion >nd your FREE construction gu>d» ALTERNATE BUILDING SYSTEMS, INC. P 0. Box 92 — Tynot, Ind Phono 219-936-5922 The Finest Engineered Rural Building in America