The Independent-News, Volume 115, Number 40, Walkerton, St. Joseph County, 1 March 1990 — Page 5

FALCONS UPSET TIPPY VALLEY 77-67 FRIDAY The John Glenn Falcons closed their regular season on a very positive note Friday night as they traveled to Tippecanoe Valley High School and defeated the high-flying Vikings 77-67. The win not only boosted the Falcons to a fine 16-3 record it had to give them momentum going into this week’s sectional at Plymouth. The Vikings were on a long winning streak and in the previous two weeks had defeated three of the key rivals in the Plymouth tourney, the host Pilgrims. LaVillc and Bremen, all by gixxl margins. The game was a free scoring one from the start. The Falcons took a first quarter lead of 24-21 and at halftime enjoyed a 44-41 margin. The pace was up tempo, but both teams responded well. In the second half, the hosts managed to pull ahead but all through the early going were getting into a little foul trouble which would be a factor before the game was over. TVS led 56 52 heading in the final eight minutes. Fouls and the free throw line were the difference in the final quarter. The Falcons outscored their hosts 25-11. which included 11 out of 15 from the stripe. This carried them on to the "7-67 victory. Scoring balance was a key for Glenn. Five plavers scored in double figures while the sixth, a starter, totaled nine. Pontius led the way with 15. Chris and Kevin Stedman each had 14. Stull 13 off the bench with II coming in the final period, and Charlie Winger had 10. For the losers. Thompson took game honors with 20 and Dußois had 14. BOX SCORE Glenn fg ft fu p tp Pontius 3 8 9 S 15 C. Winger 4 2 2 3 10 C. Stedman 4 5 6 2 14 O’Connon 2 3 4 2 9 K. Stedman 5 4 4 114 Stull 4 5 71 13 Rhodes 00000 K Winger 10 0 12 Johnson 00000 Huizenga 0 0 0 0 0 TOTALS 23 27 32 15 77 TVS Smith 3 0 15 6 Thompson 6 5 6 4 20 Johnson 31229 Dunnuck 23357 Dußois 6 2 4 3 14 Warster 2 2 2 0 7 Huffman 2 0 0 1 4 Lee 0 0 0 3 0 TOTALS 24 13 18 23 67 3-point goals: Glenn 4. O’Connor 3. Pontius I. C. Stedman 1; TVS 6, Thompson 3. Johnson 2. Warster 1 Score By Quarter* Glenn 24 44 52 77 TVS 20 41 56 67 B-TEAM LOSES SEASON FINALE 56-48 The John Glenn B Team was defeated by Tippecanoe Valley on Friday night in the season’s final game 56-48. Despite the loss, the B-Team ended with a fine 16-5 record. The hosts got off to a slow start as the Falcons led 10-4 after on quarter but TVS had gained the lead 21-17 by halftime and moved on to the 56-48 victory. Walls had 19 points to top all scorers while Huizenga and 12. TVS had three in double figures with Hunter. Bussard and Leintngman having 13. 12 and 10 respective! v. BOX SCORE TVS fg ft fu p tp Hunter 5 2 3 3 13 Bussard 4 4 5 4 12 Baker 10013 Harman 3 4 5 3 10 Harsh 0 0 0 0 0

Leininger 3 2 5 3 9 Slone 1 0 0 0 2 Howard 10 0 0 3 Huffman 0 0 0 0 0 Smithson 12 4 14 TOTALS 19 14 22 15 56 Glenn Pletcher 2 13 3 5 Walls 8 3 3 2 19 Seiders 2 12 4 5 Casteel 0 2 2 12 Cotton 2 12 2 5 Holmquist 0 0 0 0 0 Seagraves 00010 R. Peterson 0 0 0 10 Hall 0 0 0 0 0 J. Peterson 0 0 0 0 0 Huizenga 5 2 2 4 12 TOTALS 19 10 14 18 48 3-point goals: Glenn 0; TVS 4. Leininger. Hunter. Baker. Howard Score By Quarters Glenn 10 17 31 48 TVS 4 21 36 56 UREY 7TH GRADE GIRLS WIN IN OVERTIME Ihe Urey "th grade girls captured their first win of the season bv defeating Oregon-Davis bv the score of 34-29 Tracy Legge had a great game rebounding, as well as scoring 16 points. Renee Fisher and Stacie Aldrich score 8 and 6 respectively. Anittah Patrick also scored to round out the scoring. The girls are 1-3. They will be in action again on February 2" when they play at LaPorte Kesling at 5:15 and at LaVille on March 1 at 4:30. The team will be at North Liberty Elementary tourney on March 3 starting at 9:00 am. Teams competing in the tourney will be Urey playing Jimtown and New Prairie and South Central all playing at 9:00 a.m. The championship game will be played at 1:00 p.m. UREY LADY FALCONS UP-END O-D 29-13 The Urey Lady Falcons recorded their second straight win of the season against onlv one loss with a 29-13 decision of Oregon-Davis in eigth grade girls basketball action Thursday at the local gym. After a sluggish stan. the Lady Falcons turned an 8-5 first quarter deficit into an 11-8 halftime advantage. The local girls led 11-10 early in the third period before going on a 16-1 run to put the game out of reach. Urey held an 18-10 lead at the third stop. The Falcon's Christy Werner led all scorers with 10 points. Trish Rough and Dara Cisney added 9 and 4 points, respectively , for the winners while Julie Paschen. Laura Bostwick and Dawn Rhodes completed the scoring with two points apiece. Shock led Oregon-Davis with 7 tallies. Coach Dan Hutton cited Werner for her outstanding all around play. He was also pleased with Cisney's play and felt that 16 days between games with limited practice time accounted for the locals sluggish start. REAL SERVICES NEWS Eleanor Ludwig. Hazel Schweder. Jim Thibodeaux, and Verice Walz served as our chairpersons. Joe Grzegork from the REAL Services office in South Bend chaired on Thursday and explained about the cut in our meals allowance. Iva Kring, our site director, has given notice that March 30th will be her last day as director. Any-a one interested in this position should contact Iva and ask for an application. On the brighter side, we had some interesting programs last week and we wish to thank a lot of people for their help. Thanks to Mane Kerchaert for donating two of her mouth watering pies which we raffled off to raise money for our petty cash fund. Winners were Moe W'alker and Virgil Gwin. Thanks too. to Rose Minter who donated a box of crackers that we

served with our soup and to Bettv Clapper who made and served some of her famous cookies. Thanks, Jim Thibodeaux, for repairing our clock and making our signs, and also thanks to Rose Taylor for bringing in strawberries that we gave away for door prizes to Dwight Burch and the lucks one. Moe Walker. We gave away our extra juice to some of our volunteers. Nellie Smith who takes the news to Jane, to Hazel Kampe who helps keep the books, to Mary Cable who is in charge of pouring our coffee, and to two ladies who have been so vers faithful in setting the tables. Grace Pugsley and Martha Mull The latter two ladies come in carls each day to help out. We missed Fred and Opal Bullinger who were at home with the flu and also Bess Ferverda who is m the LaPorte Hospital. We hope these friends will be back with us real s»xm. On Wednesday. Florence Seek ings will entertain and plans are in the making for another bhx»d pressure clinic to be held in March One more thank sou to Mr Stunt/ for leading the song ‘‘let Me Call You Sweetheart.” Good, belter, best neser let it rest til your g*>od is better and sour better is best. R.E.A.L. SERVICES NUTRITION PROGRAM N.L. United Methodist Church Phone 656 3132 the das prior for reservations. Walkerton Youth Building Phone 586-"600 the day prior for reservations. MARCH 5-9 MONDAY Tomato juice Pepper steak pattie in gravy Mashed potatoes Steamed carrots ( racked w heat bread and margarine Brownie sprinkled with powdered sugar Milk, tea. coffee TUESDAY Apple juice Spaghetti with meat sauce Parmesan cheese Tossed salad with shredded red cabbage, cucumbers and Italian dressing Italian bread and margarine Pears Milk. tea. coffee WEDNESDAY Orange juice Breaded baked chicken quarter Potato salad Brussels sprouts Dark deli rye bread and margarine Butterscotch pudding Milk. tea. coffee THURSDAY Peach nectar French onion soup with seasoned croutons Bratwurst on bun with mustard on side Fresh broccoli salad Applesauce Milk. tea. coffee FRIDAY Cranberry juice cocktail Lemon baked cod with tarter sauce Cheesy au gratin potatoes Stewed tomatoes with white bread cubes Whole wheat bread and margarine Banana Milk, tea, coffee SENIOR CITIZENS BOWLING NEWS Although icy weather conditions obtained out of doors, the Walkerton Shady Lanes were friendly and warm for the Seniors, this past week. With 19 ladies and 15 gents, the lanes were almost full, but there was room for just a few more! The Ladies had a fine competitive day. with the pins falling nicely for them. High scratch game was Merle Bruesch’s 181. followed bv Mildred McKesson’s 165 and Liz Moreau's and Jo W'osniak's tie of 164. High handicap game was

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Moreau's 228, with Wosniak posting a 227 and Bruesch a 226 for some very tight competition. High series total was Bruesch’s 439, followed by McKesson’s 413 and Betty Shrader s 409 totals. Way to go. Ladies! The Gents had a fair day, with a couple of close contests. Marion Anderson’s high scratch game of 201 set the pace for the Gents. It was followed by Harold Schweder’s 195 and Roman Brehm’s 190 games. Anderson's high handicap game was 235, with Claude Nowakowski rolling a 227 and Brehm a 225 total. Only two gents topped the 500 series mark this week, with Schweder having a 542 and Ander^5" - SEAMLESS GUTTER^^^^ SOFFIT 4 FACIA VANDERHEYDEN H EAVISTROUGH SERVICE Call 288-7719 ; ALCOHOLICS ANONYMOUS < ' AL-ANON ' 8 pm. Thursdays • CHURCH OF CHRIST • 65225 St Rd 23. North Liberty ALCOHOLICS ANONYMOUS KOONTZ LAKE HORARY Monday & Thursday 7:00 p.m. WALKERTON COMMUNITY BUILDING Sunday 7:00 p.m. For Further Information CALL 586-3243 OR 586-3689 JOHNSON INS. AGENCY DON R. JOHNSON Certified Insurance Ceunselor DONNA L. RAUSCH DIANE JOHNSON We Sell Service Along With Our Product Call (219)586-2580 Koontz Lake THE TAX SHELTER YEAR AROUND INCOME TAX SERVICES Individuals & Small Businesses BOOKKEEPING Fer Small Businesses AUDIT ASSISTANCE Phone 656-4706 903 S. State Street North Liberty, Indiana FARMERS J INSURANCE 1; GROUP OF COMPANIES ? CAROL JEAN BECKER r AGENT 903 S State St., North Liberty J 656-8796. Res 369-9442 AUTO * FIRE ★ LIFE * FARM / .^^COMM^CtAL < BECKER BUILDERS OF / HECKAMAN HOMES Has A Full Line Os S ENERGY EFFICIENT ROnd / Drtiro Out Ano Soo Our Mod* S 903 S State St 656-8796 ]' North Liberty. Ind . !

son a 528 total. With all the “Splits" encountered this week, everyone got lots of g<x>d exercise rolling that second ball. With only 7 or 8 sessions left in the Senior's season, why not come out to the Walkerton Shady Lancs on Wednesday afternoons and bowl or watch, as this lively group enjoys lots of good exercise and fun! "Ignorance is not innocence but sin.” R Browning People believe if a cricket moves in with you, your home will be a happy one The albatross has the greatest wing spread of any bird—ll feet from tip to tip WILLIAMSON ACCOUNTING : Complete Accounting And Tax Service For Individuals And Small Businesses Rt. 1. Box 87 656-8463 Walkerton •’29' ' FOR RENT NORTH LIBERTY COMMUNITY CENTER AIR CONDITIONED For Wedding A All Occasions Phone 656-4134 or 656-4773 NUNLEY’S i TROPHY HOUSE 409 W Maple Ave . । North Liberty 1 656-3924 TROPHIES - PLAQUES RIBBONS - GIFTS "Elegance In Awards" 789 Budfs Bargain Barn 617 Roosevelt Road Walkerton Hours: Monday • Saturday 10:00 a m. - 5:00 p m VARIETY OF ITEMS Something For Everyone PHONE 586-7244 H 389 9C DUANE DRAKE’S TREE SERVICE FREE ESTIMATES FULLY INSURED Tree Removal Tree Trimming Stump Removal Wood For Sale Phone 936-6546 Plymouth ! JUDY’S § ! BEAUTY SALON 'MEN - WOMEN - CHILDREN \ HELENE UNI PERMS ( > CURLING IRONS A HAIR ACCESSORIES ) i COSMETICS - PERFUMES S i EAR PIERCING j> 1 61 HONEE NAIR REMOVAL / ! Call 6 Days A Week \ By Appointment 207 W. Center 656-4491 ; [ North Liberty

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