The Independent-News, Volume 115, Number 23, Walkerton, St. Joseph County, 2 November 1989 — Page 12

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Recently the North Liberty Elementary School was recognized for Outstanding Efforts Advocating Excellence tn Education For Indiana Youth”. This award was presented to the school at the recent annual State conference of the Indiana Association of Elementary and Middle School Principals In the preliminary stages, a team of principals visited the North LibertySchool to see if the school was meeting standards set by the As-

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sedation. After a visit, a report was prepared and sent to a State Committee for review and selection. Noted in the picture, from left to right, are. Mr. Jay Bechtel. President of IAEMSP; Mrs. Emily Ringenberg. teacher at North Liberty Elementary Schoo|; Mrs. Cvnthia Williams, counselor at North Liberty Elementary School; and Mr. Brent Kaufman. Principal at North Liberty Elementarv School.

Kara Holmes, daughter of Daniel and Karn Holmes, was the winner of the fifth star award in Mr. Hunt’s class. Kara has been a consistent achiever every week. Good job Kara and keep up the good work. Compelling New Billy Graham Film To Be Shown "( aught”, the newest film from Billy Graham's World Wide Pictures. will be shown on Sunday. November Sth at b.OO p.m. (C.S.T.) at the Koontz Lake Missionary Church, four miles south of Walkerton on Highway 23. The true-to-lifc dramatic story portrays the power of one person caring for another. An 1H year old American. Tim Devon, goes to Amsterdam in search of the father he has never known. His mother reluctantly admits he was born illegitimately out of a college romance between here and a Dutch exchange student. In this city, far from his home, he shps into the self-destructive drug culture, but is encountered by a single caring person —a person of deep faith. The person. Rajam Prasad, found away to share Christ’s message of love, hope and forgiveness in away that Tim could not ignore. Vast audiences who have witnessed the film’s premiere in movie theatres around the world have been gripped bs its central focus on their friendship which w as forged out of danger and despara non. Deeply moved by the warmth of the film with its mans moments of humor. Billy Graham said, ’’(aught is certainly the most outstanding film yet produced by World Wide Pictures.” "Caught" rings a challenge to us all. in reality, one canng person can have an immeasurable impact on the life of another lonely, disillusioned. desparate person. The public is cordially invited to attend this show ing.

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Sixty south encircled the young at-heart at North Liberty's REAL Services site on Wednesday. October 25. The three classes of North Liberty Elementary first graders led by their teachers. Mr. Richard Binkley. Mrs. Ann Cambhn and Mrs. Linda Murphy plus student teacher Mrs. Carole Alspaugh. sang pumpkin carols and recited two Halloween poems. This is the second year that the first graders have visited their older friends. Last year many of GIRL SCOUTS EXPAND IN THE AREA Girl Scout membership in the John Glenn area has expanded since the September rally. Bolstered by their newly formed scrvice unit and favored by local sponsorship. the Girl Scouts of Walkerton and North Liberty have organized five Brownie Troops and one Junior I roop. Sponsoring the Girl Scouts are Ra\ At Kenny 's Super Valu. Mar sha's Petals. Plants and Potpourri □nd the Walkerton United Methodist Church. The Girl Scouts arc grateful that these sponsors arc helping make possible their community minded program. As the theme for their booth at the Walkerton Fall Festival, the girls chose "Girl Scouts Take The Lead And Fight Drugs". The girls carried picket signs: "Say YES' to Life and 'NO' to Drugs". They passed out anti-drug stickers and collected 130 signatures on their drug free pledge.

Orange Glazed Carrots and Turnips 3 medium carrots, pared and 2 tablespoons fresh orange jultcnned juice 2 medium turnips, pared and 2 tablespoons honey jultcnned I tablespoon margarine 1/4 teaspoon grated orange peel in a I-quart microwave-safe dish, combine carrots and turnips. Add 1/4 cup water and cover. Cook on high power 4 to 5 minutes or until cnsp-tender. stirring halfway through cooking. Drain, set aside In a small bowl, combine orange peel, orange juice, honey, margarine and cornstarch. Cook on high power I minute or until thickened Pour orange sauce over vegetables and loss thoroughly to coal Makes 4 servings. Nutrition information per serving: 92 calories. 3 g. fat. .07 g. sodium. Excellent source of vitamin A. JY Planning A 11 h Idii ig ?

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ihe adults in the program responded to the children’s handmade Christmas cards and Valentines by sending letters and cards to the school. We look forward to many more visits to our most appreciative audience at REA I Services. Thanks to Becky Burch for allowing us to make this our project. First graders pictured are Jessica Futa. Jennifer Kemble. Chris Parker. Travis MacDonald. Dustin DeMan. Cliff Slater and Philip Crone. Their prize signature was that of John Hilcr who has been conferring with local authorities about the spread of drugs in St. Joseph County. Congressman Hilcr cosponsored National Red Ribbon Week, in which the Girl Scouts participated. From November 10-2 b. the Girl Scouts will be taking orders for cookies io help fund their activities We're hoping that our communities will be as generous this year as they have in the past. The cookies will be delivered shortly after January I. I^MO Support the March of Dimes ■MHBIOVM OOVCTS KXMDMnOMMNMB

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