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shots in October at Ben's in North Liberty. By the way, I’m mostly black ■ I m beautiful and can be seen at 107 N. Jefferson Street, North Liberty, phone 656-3119. Urey School Lists First Honor Roll The Urey Middle School honor roll for the first nine week grading period has been released as follows: EIGHTH GRADE Distinguished Krista Eastbum Jill Erdelyi Anittah Patrick Amy Paul Tracie Smith Lisa White Regular Cathy Arce Chris Arick Jennifer Bergland Beth Bussard Emily Casteel Aimee Christensen Matt Church Elyse Clingenpeel Alana Davidson Jennifer Dittmar Amber Fraiser Christa Fry

Tabatha Higgins Barry Houser Jody Hunter Alicia Lowry Patricia Lozano Jodi McGookin Chris Mattia Jamie Orcutt Tom Popovic Stacy Roush Jon Strahm Jennifer Thomas Robbie VanArsdale Heather Wasniewski Lori Wharton Bryon Winkelman SEVENTH GRADE Regular Alicia Allsop Beth Arnett Jennifer Barton Daniel Beem Russell Clark Selina Davis Justin Denhan Susan Eddinger Lisa Gee Julie Gensinger Becky Grenert Jeremiah Griesinger David Guseilla Jessica Higgins Sara Holland Angie Houser Tisha Jacobson Nevia Leffert Debbie Lichtenbarger Rachel Lichtenbarger Tracy Limerick Chris Linback Amy Litteral Yolanda Lozano Sarah Martin JoAnna Miller B. J. Morgan Jacinda Pairitz Heather Parks Casey Pawell Joe Pletcher Julie Rans Tiffany Ransbottom Melissa Ream Scott Rimbaugh Scott Robbins Corey Ross Steve Savoie Ryan Schmeltz Rusty Slater Robby Stahly Mike Szuba Kelsey Wallace Dan Walter Aaron Williams Shasta Wines Jeremy Wynn WES BASKETBALL NEWS Last week the Walkerton Elementary sixth grade basketball team began their 1990 season with two victories. Under their first year coach, Craig Groves, the season opener pitted the Wildcats up against Olive Twp. The Wilcats came out with a 39-17 victory with everyone contributing. In the victory 10 out of 14 players scored with Joe Hensler, Dale Groves, Jeremy Daley and Scott Bonnell each scoring 6 points. Ray Chapman also chipped in with 5 points. Jerrod Franschetti and Jason Potts led the defensive attack with 4 steals apiece. Scott Bonnell finished off a fine night by grabbing 12 rebounds. On Thursday the Wildcats traveled to North Liberty and came up victorious. The Wildcats came out with a 40-13 win in a game that was very similar to Tuesday's game. Twelve players scored with Scott Bonnell, playing another fine game, scored 7 points and added 9 rebounds. Also scoring were Dale Groves and Jason Potts who added 6 points each. The Wildcats now have a week off for Thanksgiving before a good LaVille team comes to visit the Wildcats on Tuesday, Nov. 27. Your fan support would be very much appreciated. FALCONS CLIP ARGOS 47-33 Urey Middle School’s eighth grade basketball squad roiled to a 47-33 season opening victory over visiting Argos Wednesday afternoon. The local eagers jumped to a 13-4 first quarter advantage and held a 22-12 edge at the intermiss;^n.

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The Falcons expanded their lead to 33-22 at the third stop and built a 45-27 margin midway in the final period. The winners held a 30-20 rebounding edge and forced 25 Dragon turnovers with their full court pressure. The locals connected on 53 percent of their field goal attempts while Argos could only manage a 30 percent clip. Thirteen players saw action for Urey with ten scoring. Landon Wiegand poced the local attack with 14 points, nine rebounds, and six steals. Tony Lidgard added 9 tallies, Chris Mattix 6, Ryan Reese 4, Bryon Winkleman 4, Rob VanArsdale 3, Chris Arick 2, Eric Bilski 2, Mike Gensinger 2 and Joey Dyniewski 1. The Dragons were led by Mark

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Ousley and Roger McKinney with 17 and 12 points, respectively. The Falcons entertain New Prairie Monday afternoon at the middle school gym. GLENN GIRLS OPEN SEASON John Glenn Lady Falcons opened their season on Nov. 14 with South Bend Riley. The Lady Falcons were beaten 40-32 but Glenn led the first half 17-14 but could not hold on. Michele Knepp led the Falcons scoring with 13 followed by Michelle Hill who had eight points. Sheri Fansler had six rebound*., three steals and three points. Lead the Wilcats was Stephanie Luber with 13. 55 Saves Lives

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