The Independent-News, Volume 115, Number 16, Walkerton, St. Joseph County, 14 September 1989 — Page 2
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J.G, Graduate Joins Faculty At U.N.L.V. Tim Hanson, a 1982 graduate of John Glenn High School and a 1987 graduate of with a bachelor of arts degree in theater, has joined the faculty of U.N.L.V.. of Las Vegas. Nevada, as scenic director of the theater department. For the past two summers, Tim has been employed at Hope College. in Holland. Michigan, as assistant technical director of the theater departmeni. Tim is the son of Vern and
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Shirley Hanson. Route 3. Walkerton. While at the U.N.L.V., Tim will also pursue his master of fine arts degree. ENGAGED I ’ Mr. and Mrs. Kris Heim. 405 Maple Avenue. North Liberty, announce the engagement of their daughter. Shelly Renee, to David J. Drabecki. Mr. and Mrs. Victor Drabecki. of South Bend, are parents of the future bridegroom. A November 18, 1989 wedding is planned. REAL SERVICES NEWS Plans are in the making by Dr. Vandervelde and his staff at the Walkerton Medical Ginic to provide flu shots for the senior citizens of the community. The vaccine will be administered during the REAL Services lunch hour at the nutrition site with the date to be
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announced next week. Several of the seniors were in a baking mood last week. Hilda Center donated a homemade angel food cake and Helen Cowood brought in a lemon cream pie. Both delicacies were raffled off and the lucky winners were Jessie Garcia and Gaynel Denaut. The proceeds were put in our petty cash fund and will be used for needed articles at the site. Pat and John Cowger donated tomatoes which were served with our dinner on Tuesday. We wish to thank the Cowgers and all the others who have brought in fresh vegetables to share with those who do not have gardens of their own. With the rain this summer the gardens have really produced and we are happy to share in their abundance. Juice winners for the week were Mary Cripe. Nora Hahn, Rose Minter and Harry Webster. A big thank you goes to Florence Seekings for playing her quitar and singing lovely songs which were enjoyed by all of us and we hope she will come again soon and entertain us again. Anyone in the community who has a talent and would like to share it with us may contact Iva Kring at 586-7600. Marie Kerchaert at 5863088 or Jane Chapman who may be reached in the evenings at 5862134. All seniors and their spouses will be made welcome at the site just to sure to get your reservations in the day ahead of the day you plan to attend. The number to call is 586-7600 betweeen the hours of 9:00a.m. and 1:00 D.m. Coming attractions are the white elephant sale and don’t forget we will be playing bingo again starting on the 20th. We hold sing-a-longs every Friday with Verice Walz at the piano and Fred and Millie Daniels as our leaders who also bring some very pretty duets. We wiM -also have another blood pressure clinic and the ftu shots in the f uture. , Adult Education Computer Classes Are Offered The John Glenn Education program is once again offering a non-credit course in computers. The course will cover all beginning processes for operating computers. Through simple BASIC programming. the participants will learn about the computer parts, proper handling of hardware and software, and how information is stored and processed. Demonstrations will be given on some widely used software for handling data such as reports and letters, inventories and financial records. The class will be based on hands-on activities with Apple computers and is designed to meet the needs of those unfamiliar with computers. The ten sessions will be held at the Walkerton Elementary School on Tuesday evenings from 7:00 p.m. until 10:00 p.m., and the fee will be $40.00 The first session will be on October 3. Any adults wishing more information about this class or wishing to register should call the school office at 586-3186. Enrollment will be limited to 25. UREY VOLLEYBALL OPENS SEASON The Urey volleyball teams opened their seasons last Thursday at home versus South Central The 7th grade team lost the first two games, 11-15 and 7-15. Urey’s leading scorer was Renee Fisher with ten points. In the Bth grade match Urey lost a close game 1215. then won the second 15-0 before losing the decisive game 3-15. High scorers were Christy Werner with 18, followed by Beth Gaywell with nine points. On Monday. Urey faced Mishawaka Beiger. The 7th grade team lost 1-5 and 4-15. Jennifer Hoover
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led Urey scoring with four points followed by Cathy Arce with three points. The Bth grade won their first game 15-7, before losing the next two 1-15 and 4-15. Beth Claywell and Christy Werner led the Falcons with 6 points each. The next game for Urey is Thursday. September 14 at LaPorte Kessling beginning at 4:30 p.m. IN LOVING MEMORY My darling Helen: It’s four years since God saw fit to take you. Seems like an eternity tome. I know it is for you. I pray for you everyday. My love for you is just as firm as ever. Till we meet again. John IN LOVING MEMORY In loving memory of our son and brother. David Gilbert Knowlton, who passed away September 19. 1985. We think of you often and there’s an empty place left in our hearts. Harold & Pauline Knowlton Jerry. Kathv, Sharon & Gene and Families RED CROSS MUSIC MARKET SALE The fourth annual Red Cross Music Market Sale will be held from September 8 to 10 at the Town and Country Shopping Center. The red and white stripped tent holds thousands of records and C.D.’s. tapes, stereo equipment, musical instruments and other music related items. Sale hours are Friday and Saturday. 9:00 a.m. to 6:00 p.m., and Sunday. 12:00 noon to
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