The Independent-News, Volume 116, Number 21, Walkerton, St. Joseph County, 18 October 1990 — Page 10

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BOWLING NEWS Gutter Busters SHADY LANES Nedra's 14 2 Duraclean Carpet 11 D& D Maple Farm 8 8 Miller's Merry Manor " 9 Preferred Auto Parts " Q Lam 's Quick Mart 6 10 P&H Machine Co. 6 10 Rav A Kenny's 5 11 High team series: Nedra's 1810: Duraclean Carpet 1788; Preferred Auto Parts 1757. High team games: Preferred Auto Parts 658; Nedra's 632: Duraclean Carpet 612. Bovs high series: Andv Schmeltz 323: Wesley Seaman 319; David Schalch 287.' Bovs high games: Wesley Seaman 127; Andy Schmeltz 118: Travis Goforth 114. Girls high series: Yvonne Schmel’z 399; Alissa Fuentes 239; Jessica Cable 213. Girls high games: Yvonne Schmeltz 148: Alissa Fuentes 85; Jessica Cable 80. Goof Offs SHADY LANES Shadv Lanes 14 2 Marsha's Flower Shop 12 4 Scott Reese's Awards 9 Farmers State Bank 6 10 Moving Picture Video 5 11 Team *6 2 14 High team series: Shady Lanes 2203: Scott Reese's Awards 21 7 9; Marsh's Flower Shop 21’2. High team games: Moving Picture Video 842: Marsha's Flower

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Shop 781: Scott Reese’s Awards 745. Bovs high series: Dan Schmeltz 531: lance Saul 51'; Adam Jacob 462. Bovs high games: Dan Schmeltz 188; Adam Jacob 182: Lance Saul 178. Girls high series. Billie Hostetler 436: Dawn Hinchv 423; Kelsey Wallace 398 Giris high games: Kelsev Wallace 183. Billie Hostetler 167; Melissa Ream 154. Monday Night Ladies SHADY LANES Allen’s Furniture 17 3 Mid American 12 8 Mouse’s Barber Shop 11 '4 B’6 Hi-De-Ho 9*4 10*4 Shadv Lanes 6 14 Ross Engineering 4 16 High team series: Mid American 2372: Mouse’s Barber Shop 2213; Hi-De-Ho 2184. High team game: Mid American 806. Mouse's Barber Shop 787; Allen's Furniture 773. High individual series: Pam Cable 547; Ching Seaman 516: Donna Wood 511. High individual game: Pam Cable 239; Ching Seaman 207; Donna Wood 188. Friday Morning Coffee SHADY LANES Rav & Kenny’s 21*4 10’4 Rav’s Radiator Service 19 13 Nedra's 19 13 Johnson’s DainFarm 14’4 17’4 Waldrop’s Fancy Fruits 12 20 Miller’s Men-v Manor 10 22

High team series: Rav & Kennv's Super Valu 2170; Ray s Radiator Service 2146: Miller s Merry Manor 2143. High team game: Rav s Radiator Service 'B3; Nedra s ,73; Ray & Kennv’s Super Valu 738. High individual series: Donna Wood 517; Doris Fuentes 496; Laura Brovoid 495. High individual game: Laura Brovoid 195: Donna Wood 189; Cindv King 181. Monday Night News LIBERTY LANES N. Liberty Farm Center 12 4 Randv's Painting 10 6 Mer-Con Tool 9 Lakeside Inn 9 7 Whitmer Farms 8 8 Wil-Lene Farm 7 9 Pardner's Lounge 7 9 Rizek PHC 7 9 Jan’s Wabash Tavern 6 10 Merrill’s Lounge 5 11 High team series: Randy’s Painting 2941; Jan’s Wabash Tavern 2915. Whitmer Farms 2875. High team game: North Liberty Farm Center 1044: Randy's Painting 1016; Whitmer Farms 1004. High individual series: Tim Whi’mer 596: Randy Schmeltz 591; Jeff O’Connor 584. High individual game: Ron Wood 235: Randv Schmeltz 231: Bill Patton 219. Thursday Night Ladies LIBERTY LANES Bob's Country Store 12 4 Elaine's Beautv Shop 11*4 4*4 Liber’v Lanes 9 7 Craf' s Emporium B’4 7’4 Am. Family Insurance 8 8 Ist Source Bank 7 9 Eberly's Orchard 6 10 Merrill's Rest. A Lounge 2 14 High team series: American Family Insurance 2518; Bob's Coun’rv S’ore 2416; Liberty Lanes 2411. High team game: Liberty Lanes 896; American Family Insurance 883. 843. High individual series: Joan Shafer 527; Marian Spitzke 486; Georgie Bergland 486: Marge O'Connor 4“’9. High individual game: Joan Shafer 236; Deb Jaworski 193; Marge O'Connor 192. Suburban League SHADY LANES Bolze Marathon 13 7 Shadv Lanes 13 7 Duraclean 12 8 Jack's Citgo Serv. 11 9 Lam ’s Quick Mart 8 12 Wet & Wild Taxidermv 3 17 High team series. Jack’s Citgo Service 2431: Bolze Marathon 2419; Shadv Lanes 2362. High team game: Bolze Marathon 904; Jack’s Citgo Service 841; Shadv Lanes 837. High individual series: Rich Lauderback 567; Mike Hamman 562; Ed Arelt. Jr. 560. High individual game: Ken Elder 215: David Bolze 211; Ed Arelt. Jr. 202. Suburban League SHADY LANES Bolze Marathon 16 8 Duraclean 14 10 Jack's Citgo Service 13 11 Shadv Lanes 13 11 Lam 's Quick Mart 9 15 We’& Wild Taxidermy 7 17 High team series: Bolze Marathon 2765; Lam’s Quick Mart 2508; Wet & Wild Taxidermv 2420. High team game: Bolze Mara’hon 950: Lam's Quick Mart 931; Bolze Marathon 919. High individual series: Rich lauderback "’08: David Amor 572; Ken Bolze 564: Ken Elder 564. High individual game: Rich Lauderback 267. 235: Tixld Anderson 232. Senda* Night Mixed Doubles LIBERTY LANES Weekend Animals 10 2 The Odd Couples 9 3 O J's 3 Nice & Easv 6 6 1 Don't Care 6 6

Team 8 6 6 Foreplay 3 9 Allsop Farms 3 9^ High team series: O-J's 2416; The Odd Couples 2367; Weekend Animals 2338; Nice & Easy 2338. High team game: The Odd Couples 837; Nice & Easv 821; O J's 819. High individual series, men: Jack Jackson 650; Frank Borton 586; Jeff O’Connor 526. High individual game: Jack Jackson 235; Frank Borton 226; Jack Jackson 212. High individual series, women: Joan Shafer 520. Donna Popovic 513: Valerie Stewart 481. High individual game, women: Donna Popovic 187; Valerie S* ewart 186. 180. ATTENDS CONVENTION Ruth Finch of St. John's Evangelical Lutheran was one of 265 women who attended the Indiana Kentucky Svnodica! Convention of the Women of the ELCA. the women’s organization of the Evangelical Lu’heran Church in America. The event was held at the University Inn in West Lafayette, from Sep’. 28-30. As one of the 92 delegates, she helped decide the direction this organization will take in 'he coming year. In addition, 'he convention participants heard a report from Gwendolyn Carr. President of the Women of the FLCA. were inspired through Bible S'udies led bv Deaconess Louise Williams. Additional features of 'he weekend event included a Communion Service on Friday evening. workshops on Saturday, a banque' on Saturday evening, and fellowship with each other. The Svndical organization is one of 64 organizations in the church--wtdc organization which came into existance Jan. 1. 1988 as a result of 'he merger of the Lu’heran Church in America, the American Lutheran Church, and the Association of Evangelical Lu’heran Churches. This new 5 million member denomina'ion is the fourth largest dcnomina'ion in the United States. The new women's organization began wi'h approximately one half million members. Mrs. Carol Pauluhn also attended as Namibia communicator. NEW FILM TO BE SHOWN AT PINE CREEK ‘The Radicals.” a professionally produced, feature length film is being shown to the public at 6:00 p.m.. Sunday. October 21. at Pine Creek Church of the Brethren. This film is the "roots" story for Baptist. Mennonites. Brethren, and others in the Free Church tradition and is based on the book, “Pilgrim Aflame.’’ written by

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Mvron S. Augsburger. This motion is also known as the motion picture depicts the Anabaptist movement in the 1500's, which is also known as the “Radical Reformation." The award winning film, follows the lives of Michael and Margaretha Sattler, a monk and a nun who left their religious orders in the search of New Testiment faith that was valid. Their struggles blazed the trail for freedom of conscience, separation of church and state, and a believers church when such convictions earned them only censure, opposition. and persecution. Come and follow the story of the humble, courageous, and even humorous origins of this great movement of faith. Pine Creek Church of the Brethren is located at the intersection of Pine and Stanton Roads. 2'4 miles west of U.S. 31. and 2'4 miles north of U.S. 6. For more information, call 219-784-2806. Announce Winners In North Liberty The Nor’h Liber’v Fire Dept, held a coloring. poster, and essav con'es* for s'uden’s pre-kindergar-•cn ’o s'h grade a’ the North l.iherv Flemen’arv School. During 'heir fire drill, ’hev passed ou» ccr’ifica'es and trophies to the winners. The school would like to ■hank Allen Alhrigh’ and all the firemen who helped judge. Prc-kindcrgar'en winners arc Jesse Devine. Weslcv Walls and Ch.in'al Poll. Kindcrgar'en: Richard Klinedinsi. Chris Ennis. Vanessa Anderson. Amanda I a cobs. M.illorv Parsons. Andv Groves. Mark Schmel'z. C.J. Worm. Allis<«n Honaker wi'h grand prize. Sarah Yarian. Firs- Grade: Derrick Shaw. Joshua Snsdcr. Jennifer Gensinger wi h grand prize. Jill Schmel’z. Second grade: Marianne Allsop. I indahl Wiegand. Jessie Roush wi'h grand prize. Na’alie Beckham. Third grade: Frin Annis. Jeff lichncrwicz. Chari’v Pavne with grand prize. Kim Sobaskv. Foiir'h grade: Marcus Houser. Brian Blosser. Amanda Ma’tix with grand prize. Korev Whi’mer. Ftf'h grade: Shawn Alspaugh. Sonja Wines. Mellisa Lung with grand prize winner. Abbi Single'on. NOTICE “Voice Os The People" articles submitted to “The IndependentNews that are unsigned or contit mes slander will not be published. Articles that are not legible will not be primed. The young of an eel i* called an elver.