The Independent-News, Volume 116, Number 29, Walkerton, St. Joseph County, 13 December 1990 — Page 7

LETTERS TO SANTA & Dear Santa. How are you? I think I have kind of good this year. So here is my Christmas list. Little Miss Make Up. P.J. Sparkle doll, Lil Miss Hair Magic doll, no Barbies, doll clothes, doll house, sewing machine. EZ bake over, ironing board, cash register, computer, hot potato and medical kit. Please be careful on your long trip Christmas Eve. Love Rhonda Lauderback Dear Santa. For Christmas, please allow our Gram to get well, so that she can come visit us for Christmas. We would really like this because we live millions and millions of miles away from North Liberty and her. Love. Cocoa and Jake

MERRILL’S RESTAURANT & BAR (Formerly Shamrock Inn) 140 N Main 656-4824 North Liberty WNEW YEAR'S EVE PARTY 9:00 p.m. - ? “FIFTH AVENUE” TICKETS: $5 00 Single — $8 00 Couple FOOD & FAVORS Get Your Tickets Early - Only 100 Sold POOL & DART TOURNAMENT Saturday, Dec. 16 — 1:00 p.m. - FRIDAY - FISH SPECIAL 5 4.50 CATFISH 5 4.05 Or Order From The Menu LARRY’S QUICK MART 201 Rooseviet 586-7071 Walkerton Mon.-Thurs. sam. - 9 p.m. — Fri. • Sat. sam. -10 p.m. Sun. 6 a m. * 9 p.m Nabisco CH 70 SNACK CRACKERS ^l 7 ’ WHITEBREAD 3 m S I W PEPSI 2 99 C 7-UP & DIET 7-UP ’ 89 C Star-Kist AAf* TUNA 89 C 2% MILK $ 1" 3 PC. CHICKEN DINNER $ 2 79 BUY 2 DONUTS - GET ONE FREE (Limited Time Otter) SI.OO OFF CAR WASH With Any Gas Purchase

FALCONS DOWN NEW PRAIRIE FRIDAY NIGHT The John Glenn Falcons were never seriously threatened by the New Prairie Cougars Friday night as they recorded their second Northern State Conference victory and third win of the year. The Cougars fell 65-47 in a game they were really never in. Glenn’s record moved to 3-1 with the win, 2-0 in NSC play. Glenn jumped to a first quarter lead of 13-4 and by halftime had increased this to 28-11 to completely dominate the contest. In fact, the Cougars scored more points in the fourth quarter alone than they did in the entire first three periods. Kevin Stedman led the Falcons with 16 points, all from the floor. Kevin Winger had 14, also all on field goals and Jim Seiders had 13 as nine of the 10 boys playing for Glenn scored in this game. The Cougars were paced by Witkowski with 12 and Lapczynaki with 11 in the losing cause. BOX SCORE Glenn fg ft fta p tp Stedman 8 0 0 3 16 Winger 7 0 0 3 14 O'Connor 2 4 7 2 8 Walls 3 0 0 2 6 Seiders 5 3 6 3 13 Groves 01331

Johnson 11213 Huizenga 10 112 Norris 0 2 2 2 2 Pletcher 0 0 0 0 0 TOTALS 27 11 21 20 65 New Prairie Lapczynski 4 3 6 3 11 Smith 0 0 2 0 0 Skwait 2 2 2 2 7 Stephens 2 13 0 5 Witkowski 2 7 8 5 12 Bailey 2 0 0 3 4 Flagg 1 0 0 0 2 Cowger 10 14 2 Rishaug 1 0 2 0 2 Chlebowski 10 0 12 TOTALS 16 13 24 18 47 3-point goals: New Prairie 2, Skwait 1. Witkowski 1: Glenn 0 Score By Quarters New Prairie 4 11 23 47 Glenn 13 28 47 65 EXECULUBE OPENS IN THE AREA Bruce Griffey, graduate of the class of 1979 of North Liberty, has a unique new business in the area. The new business is called ExecuLube. ExecuLube comes to you. They service your car at your home or business to save you time. Why waste your time making time, when one phone call is all you need. ExecuLube will “Come To You” and perform the following services: change oil. install new oil filter, check and refill all fluids, lubricate chassis, wash interior windows, put air in tires and thoroughly vacuum and clean the interior of your vehicle. All of this for only $29.95, $5.00 off the regular price! For an appointment or more information call 298-2713 or ‘’B43727, locally. Bruce and his wife, Collette have two sons, ages two and a half and a one year old. who reside in the Lakeville-LaPaz area. Bruce played basketball for the Shamrocks and states “If only my car would change its oil, clean it self out. wash its windows . . . but it won’t . . . but it can . . . with ExecuLube. Give him a call today! On average. Salt Lake City, Utah gets 17 inches more snoW a year than Fairbanks, Alaska.

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DECEMBER 13, 1990 — THE INDEPENDENT NEWS —

WOMEN’S AGLOW TO MEET Walkerton Women’s Aglow Fellowship will be meeting at the Community Building, on Thursday, December 20, with refreshments at 9:00 and the meeting at 9:30 a m. E.S.T. Our speaker will be Margaret Parker. She and her husband. Pastor Ralph Parker along with their two children, Crystal and Anthony make their home in South Bend. Margaret has ministered the word via radio, in retreats, in home bible studies and in churches around the country. In August of 1988, Margaret and her husband were sent by their church to Amarillo, Texas as domestic missionaries to establish a church in South Bend. It began with a weekly bible study in their home. As a preacher of the word, Margaret often flows in the anointing of prophesy. She has a heart for teaching, training, and drawing out the resources and treasurers which lie dormant in too many of God's people. Come expecting to receive a blessing. Babysitting is available. For further information call

BECKER HOME IMPROVEMENT CENTER 109 West Center North Liberty (Formerly 0 Connor Electric) 656-3888 Peachtree & Alcoa Replacement Windows Storm Doors - Carpet & Vinyl Baths — Room Additions — Decks Kitchen Cabinets Garages & Patios COME IN AND COMPARE!

656-8497. ANCILLA COLLEGE SECOND SEMESTER REGISTRATION CONTINUES Late registration for second semester at Ancilla College will continue during business hours through January 4, 1991. Courses leading to degrees in Business Administration, Secretarial Science, Computer Information Systems, Liberal Arts, Criminal Justice. Also available are required prerequisites for nursing and education majors. Ancilla offers three off-campus locations: Plymouth. Culver and Knox High School. Second semester will begin January 7, 1991. and continue through April 27. 1991. Financial aid is available for eligible students. Pre-registration counseling and further information may be obtained by calling the admissions office at 936-8898. Call them partners: birds called egrets feed on insects stirred up by grazing cattle In return, the egret warns the cattle of danger by flying away

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