The Independent-News, Volume 115, Number 42, Walkerton, St. Joseph County, 15 March 1990 — Page 8

- THE INDEPENDENT NEWS - MARCH 15, 1990

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V.I.P. WINNERS .3 4^ r fa ^s L I & \Wb 1 ^V< I ih ff 11 » Jif MMj ■MrtMHHSKfIw 0 Tt t ■ r Ml Vite i k. Wfwl i $ jSHn J! Pl ■■ MBF ill f r f w J '’-^*> ‘ <f' ; 'TV R ■MH IeIBH w Walkerton Elementary School 7anman. Mrs. Hostetler and Mrs. PI A VIP winners arc pictured from Haney. Also honored was Mrs. left to right. Mrs. Campbell. Mrs. Wilson, not pictured. No Olympic Games were held in 1916, 1940 or 1944 because of Work Wars I and 11. FILL A BAG SALE sgoo MARCH 16 THRU MARCH 24 SPRING MERCHANDISE AVAILABLE MARCH 27 TREASURE CHEST 102 N. Main North Liberty Hours: Tuesday- Friday. 9:00 a.m. - 4:00 p.m. Saturday, 9:00 a m. - 12:00 Noon ALL PROCEEDS TO MISSIONS FOR RENT/LEASE COMMERCIAL OFFICE SPACE Approximately 1,000 Sq. Ft. All New Located On St. Rd. 23, Koontz Lake Ideal For Professional Office FLEXIBLE TERMS THE RESULTS PEOPLE! LAKESIDE REALTY W dßw ZZ REALTY WORLD* I — J L jiuu on AL’S DINER State Road 23 586-7031 Koontz Lake ALL YOU CAN EAT SPECIALS FRIDAY, MARCH 16 i PERCH ^395 CATFISH 5 4 25 ' ST. PATRICK'S DAY SATURDAY, MARCH 17 e _„ CORNED BEEF & CABBAGE 5 3 75 Salad Bar Extra ALL DAY BEGINNING AT 1100 A.M. EVENING SPECIAL Rib Ey6 S«M Bar A Potato 4

ENJOYS TRIP Elizabeth Smith. Walkerton, was recently visited by her son Ernie, who drove her to his home in Dversvillc. lowa. After visiting a few dass with him. thcv flew to San Diego. California, along with Ernie’s son. lorin and his granddaughter. Crystal Bill. In San Diego thex visited for a week with Elizabeth's son and daughter-in-law, Ralph and Susie Smith. While in California they went to Disneyland and visited Tijuana. Mexico Elizabeth also was able to watch her grandson. Lorin, take a hang gliding lesson which began by taking off from a .WO foot cliff overlooking the Pacific in la Jolla. After returning to lowa. her daughter Kay and her husband Richard Lashua. from Kingsford Heights, drove to lowa and brought her back to Walkerton. CELEBRATES 60TH BIRTHDAY Mr. Lyle Roush. Walkerton, celebrated his 60th birthday on Sunday. March 11. with a family dinner. Those present were Mr. and Mrs. Richard Roush. Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Ulbncht. Mrs. Beatrice Roush. Miss Pearl Roush. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Beghtel and daughter. Mr. and Mrs. Wally Roush and boys. Mr. and Mrs. David Roush. Mr. and Mrs. Terry Roush and daughters. Mr. William Roush. Mr. and Mrs. Allan Eddinger and daughter and Mrs. Lyle Roush and daughter. In the evening callers were Mrs. Carol Aitken. Mr. and Mrs. Lynn Brownlee. Mr. and Mrs. De Wayne Pavey and Mr. and Mrs. Cell Fouts. Brad Stooks Wins Arizona State Free Throw Contest Previous St. Patrick's school student Brad Stooks. recently won the Arizona State Free Throw Contest for the 11 year old age group. Brad, now a Prescott. Arizona resident, won the championship which was held in Tucson. Brad qualified for the finals after shooting 88 percent in the first 2 rounds. In the final round, he shot 84 percent and went on to win the title in a sudden death shoot-off. Brad is the son of Jackie and Russell Stooks. formerly of Walkerton. and attends Humboldt Elementary School, in Prescott. Arizona. The first mailboxes were erected in Paris in 1653 However, messengers, fearful for their livelihood, put mice in the boxes to destroy the mail ALCOHOLICS ANONYMOUS man lake ihury Monday A Thursday 7:00 p.m. WALKERTON COMWUHITY BUILDING Sunday 7:00 p.m. Far furTNor InftnntOofi CALL 5R6-3243 OR 556-368?

POM PON SQUAD TO PERFORM □■Men

The 1989-90 John Glenn High School Pom-pon squad from left to right, first row: Tina Holderrcad, Gwen Davey, Lynette Kile, Chris Paschen and Tia Jacobson. 2nd row: Becky Webb. Pam Popovic. Katie Jacob. Stacie Hayne. Cristy Osborn. Stephanie McGwin and Tara Shively. 3rd row: Angie Bussard. LaDora Kronk, Sheila Micinski, Lisa Savoie, Patti Christensen. Kris Laceficld. Michelle Pontius. Jessica Verhaeghe and Emily Vandall. Not pictured: Tara Dosman. Have you enjoyed the John Glenn Pom-pon Squad this past basketball season? If so. then show the girls how much you appreciate their efforts by supporting them at the Washington High School Pom Pon Invitational this Friday. March 16 at 7:00 p.m. Seventeen girls, under the direction of Mrs. Cindy Wagoner, will complete in this ninth annual com-

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petition. Those representing John Glenn include Student Director Katie Jacob; seniors Angie Bussard, Tara Dosman. Tina Holderrcad and Lisa Savoie; juniors Gwen Davey, Stacie Havne, Lynette Kile. LaDora Kronk. Stephanie McGwin. Sheila Micinski. Cristy Osborn, Chris Paschen and Pam Popovic; and freshmen Tia Jacobson, Emily Vandall and Jessica Verhaeghe. The squad will perform two routines during the competition. They will be competing against eleven other squads from ten area highschools. Tickets are $2.50 for adults and $1.50 for students and arc available by calling the high school. Tickets will also be available at the door. Plan to go to South Bend Washington High School Friday night and support the John Glenn Pom-pon squad. Use your seat belts!