The Independent-News, Volume 116, Number 27, Walkerton, St. Joseph County, 29 November 1990 — Page 3

REAL SERVICES NEWS NORTH LIBERTY We had a grand turnout for our delicious Thanksgiving dinner. Everyone thoroughly enjoyed themselves and had plenty to eat. Madelyn Nelson provided us with piano selections which we always enjoy. We were all happy to see Jessie Brantley and glad she is feeling better. Also we are happy to have Betty and Ruth back after their trip to Hawaii. All of us were saddened at the death of Cecil Williams. He was one of the original gang when REAL Services was started here several years ago. On Wednesday, Dec. 5, we will have our “White Elephant and Goodie Auction,” so be sure and bring all your items. We hope more of you can join us for this as we always have a good time. A reminder that our Christmas dinner will be Friday, December 21 so mark this on your calendar and give us a call. SENIOR CITIZENS BOWLING NEWS With the Thanksgiving holiday near, a few of the seniors did not bowl this week. They missed being a part of some very fine competition and the oportunity to work off an additional pound or two in anticipation of putting them back on at the festive board of the season. The ladies really had a “shootout"! High scratch game of 184 by Norine Divine just topped Liz Moreau’s 183 and Merle Bruesch’s 181 games. High handicap game was Moreau's 249, with Divine's 238 and Bruesch’s 223 not far behind. High series total of 454 was second, followed by Moreau’s 414. That is fine competition! The gents were given a real

Things From JAN’S ATTIC ANTIQUE MALL 62971 U.S. 31 S. „ _ Country Garden Complex South Bend —Featuring— Furniture * Glassware ★ China ★ Primitives Cookie Jars ★ Fishing Lures ★ Music & Toys 13 Dealers Phone (219) 291-8475 ^BUDD’S BARGAInIiARN^ HOLIDAY HOURS 9:00 am. To 8:00 p.m. Monday * Saturday ZCTk 12:00 Noon - 5:00 p.m. Sundays Vd? 586-7244 Crystal bells; unicorns; china cabinet; tools; knives; jewelry; pitcher & bowl & stands; Christmas decorations; toys; tram; pool table, radios; pictures; speakers, fishing poles, kids chairs; hand painted ceramics; wicker baskets; watches; T-shirts: baseball cards: funnels; coffee pots; marble tables, sweat shirts; new clothing, jeans $5 00 pr ; ceramic cats, dogs, bears, ducks, geese, pigs, chickens, old people. Elvis: books; tapes; rings, lamps: birds: clocks; curio cabinets, many more items for Christmas shopping COME IN AND SIGN UP FOR A FREE TURKEY HAPPY HOLIDAYS 4id?op G’s DOCKSIDE RESTAURANT & PUR Located On The West Shore Os Koontz Lake Open Daily At 11:00 am., EST Phone 586-7015 We Now Have FISH FRIES ON FRIDAYS DEEP FRIED (All You Can Eat) JE2S COD OR PERCH T.'? Bi V GIFT CERTIFICATES For The Holidays Available TAKING RESERVATIONS FOR CHRISTMAS PARTIES We Will Be Closed Christmas Day

bowling clinic by Leon Verkinder, who had 9 (count ’em) “strikes” and no “opens” to rack up the high scratch game of 269! Harold Schweder rolled a 208 and Mel Divine a 203 game, to round out the top three spots. High handicap game was Verkinder’s 314 (?) followed by Divine’s 245 and Schweder's 226 game. High series total was Divine's 573. Verkinder was second with 546 and Steve Bencze followed with 511. Nice scores, Gents! It may be the busy holiday season, but you need to unwind, have some fun, exercise, and relaxation. Join the seniors and accomplish all of the above each Wednesday afternoon at the Walkerton Shady Lanes. REAL SERVICES NEWS WALKERTON Due to the Thanksgiving holiday, the site was only ojjen for three days. We held our annual Thanksgiving dinner on Tuesday and we felt as stuffed as the turkey. We also celebrated Nora Hahn’s 90th birthday and were happy to help honor her. Her daughter and three of her friends were guests and helped with the celebration. Virgil Gwin took charge of the program and gave a talk about the meaning of the Thanksgiving holiday. Hazel and Harold Schweder chaired on Monday and we all enjoyed Hazel’s poetry. Stan Schtmmering will play and sing for us on November 26 and Florence Seekings will come to entertain on December 3. Mr. and Mrs. Verle Haag sent apples for everyone and we really appreciated them, thanks so much for your thoughtfulness. Plans are underway for our Christmas party and we all are looking forward to it, it will be held

on Saturday, December 15, at the site. Our bake sale proceeds will pay for the meat and drink and the rest of the meal will be pot luck. We were happy to see Ervin Stuntz and know our prayers were answered and he is regaining his health. We’ll miss our snowbirds again this year and of course, we know their three best reasons for going to a warmer climate: they are January, February, and March. R.E.A.L. SERVICES NUTRITION PROGRAM N.L. United Methodist Church Phone 656-3132 the day prior for reservations. Walkerton Youth Building Phone 586-7600 the day prior for reservations. DECEMBER 3-7 MONDAY Apple juice Pepper steak pattie with gravy Scalloped potatoes Steamed cabbage Whole wheat bread with margarine Butterscotch pudding Milk, tea, coffee TUESDAY Pineapple juice Barbecue ribette on bun Cream style corn Spiced apple ring Pears Milk, tea, coffee WEDNESDAY Orange juice Turkey a la king over rice Carrots Rye bread with margarine Raisins Milk, tea, coffee THURSDAY Apricot nectar Meat loaf

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NOVEMBER 29, 1990 - THE INDEPENDENT-NEWS

Baked potato with margarine Tossed salad with shedded red cabbage, green onions & Ranch dressing Whole wheat bread with margarine Oatmeal cookie Milk, tea, coffee FRIDAY Tomato juice Ham and beans Spinach with vinegar on side Combread with margarine Pineapple Milk, tea, coffee 7th GRADE BASKETBALL The Urey Falcon 7th grade basketball team won a decisive victory Monday night over the New Prairie Cougars by a score of 46-16. Steve Savoie led the scoring with 9 while Rusty Young added 7, Brian Lyle also chipped in 6. Jason Hall, Greg Zellers, Dan Walters, Scott Robbins and Pat Plunkett each had 4 for the evening. Forcing 25 New Prairie turnovers was a pressure defense which was led by Nick Medich, Greg Zellers and Joe Pletcher. The win boosted the Falcon record to 2-1 for the season, Coach Groves was very impressed with the overall team effort. Oregon-Davis Lists First Honor Roll Oregon-Davis High School lists it’s first honor roll as follows: SENIORS Dlatinguiabed: Jennifer Berg, Alan Davis, Jamie Hanselman

Regulart Jane Awald, Heather (eerie, Jason Cleveland, Greg Craft, Jeremy Johnson, Tania Kasten, Dwight Niles, Tim Pezzuto, Andy Shively. Eric Stedman, Chele Stephani JUNIORS Regular! Lori Arbuckle, Kamie Bolinger, Ann Borrelli, Kerri Blackman, Elizabeth Goodrich, Matt Hensler, Shari Mclntosh, Jodi McMahan, Jennifer Yakimicki SOPHOMORES Dktlnguiahed: Angie Oyola Regular: Andy Awald, Jeremy Awald, Sara Berg, Laura Bowsher, Karen Carpenter, Brandie Hadden, Roy Kline, Amy Palkovich, Krystie Personette, Holli Phend, Joy Schribner, Jason Shortt, Eric Vermillion FRESHMEN Regular: Kacey Anderson, Dana Baker, Brian Gark, Jason Cooper, Becky Kasten, Jeffrey Melton, Tricia Noble, Cindy Schroff, Lisa Trujillo, David Vermillion, Bobbie Winkelman EIGHTH GRADE Regular: Amanda Griffith, Jackie Hensler, Jayme Jemas, Jamie Martin. Leah Martin, John Payne, Bethany Phend, Bridget Sinn, Marla Urban. Joe Yakimicki SEVENTH GRADE Regular: Elizabeth Awald. Chuck Berg, Jaime Daley, Amy Gilbert, Venessa Gonzalez, Michele Nowatzke, Tamara Orr. Kristie Pranger. Daniel Rosentreter, Jennifer Singleton, Tara Wilson About a third of the world's pineapples come from Hawaii Two U S capitals preceded the District of Columbia: New York and Philadelphia

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