The Independent-News, Volume 116, Number 38, Walkerton, St. Joseph County, 14 February 1991 — Page 7

BOWLING NEWS Friday Morning Coffee SHADY LANES Ray & Kenny’s 58% 41% Nedra 57% 42% Ray's Radiator Shop 53 47 Waldrop's Fancy Fruits4s 55 Miller's Merry Manor 45 55 Johnson's Dairy Farm 41 59 High team series: Nedra 2210; Ray's Radiator Shop 2142; Miller's Merry Manor 2132. High team game: Nedra 785; Ray's Radiator Shop 764; Miller s Merry Manor 746. High individual series: Donna Wood 563; Brenda Calhoon 532; Doris Fuentes 473. High individual game: Donna Wood 208; Brenda Calhoon 202; Lorraine Sheaks 1 7 3. Monday Night Ladles SHADY LANES Allen's Furniture 50'6 33% Mouse s Barber Shop 48% 35% Hi-De-Ho 42 42 Shady Lanes 40 44 Mid American 37 47 Ross Engineering 43 50 High team series: Allen’s Furniture 2311; Mouse's Barber Shop 2212; Hi-De-Ho 2208. High team game: Hi-De-Ho 814; Allen's Furniture 791; Mouse’s Barber Shop 791; Shady Lanes 707. High individual series: Donna Wood 593; Sue Louzon 523; Zella Schafer 511. High individual game: Donna Wood 214, 202; Sue Louzon 197; Angie Neidlinger 196. Gutter Boater* SHADY LANES D& D Maple Farm 24% 11 % Duraclean Carpet 23 13 Larry’s Quick Mart 20 16 Nedra 20 16 Miller’s Merry Manor 18% 17% Ray & Kenny's 16 20 P& H Machine 14 22 Preferred Auto Parts 8 28 High team series: Ray & Kenny’s Super Valu 1997; Larry's Quick Mart 1895; D&D Maple Farm 1847. High team games: Ray & Kenny's Super Valu 713; Larry's Quick Mart 667; Miller's Mem Manor 651. Boys high series: Wesley Seaman 451; Casey Wallace 395; David Schaick 394. Boys high games: Wesley Seaman 185; Jason Potts 165; David Schaick 163. Girls high series: Yvonne Schmeltz 370; Jessica Cable 257; Alissa Fuentes 239. Girls high games: Yvonne Schmeltz 126; Jessica Cable 102; Alissa Fuentes 87. Derek Cole had duplicate games of 42. Goof Off a SHADY LANES Marsha’s Flowers 23 13 Farmers State Bank 23 13 Moving Picture Parts 21% 14% Shady Lanes 19% 16% Scott Reese's Awards 14 22 Team #6 7 29 High team series: Marsha's Rower Shop 2313; Farmers State Bank 2157; Shady Lanes 2132. High team games: Marsha's Flower Shop 813; Moving Picture Video 747; Farmers State Bank 732. Boys high series: Chad Hostetler 441; Dan Schmeltz 434; Adam Jacob 433. Boys high games: Lance Saul 192; Chad Hostetler 175; Dan Schmeltz 174. Girls high series: Dawn Hinchy 464; Angel Balsley 429; Billie Hostetler 398. Girls high games: Dawn Hinchy 192; Angel Balsley 182; Billie Hostetler 153. Suburban League SHADY LANES Duraclean 16% 7% Bolze Marathon 15 9 Jack’s Citgo Service 14% 9% Shady Lanes 13 11 Larry's Quick Mart 11 13 Wet & Wild Taxidermy 2 22

High team series: Bolze Marathon 2624; Larry’s Quick Mart 2619; Jack’s Citgo Service 2586. High team game: Larry's Quick Mart 940; Bolze Marathon 939; jack's Citgo Service 880. High individual series: Ed Arelt, Jr. 611; Mike Hamman 598; Russ Bacewic 568. High individual game: Russ Bacewic 253; Doug Hill 227; Mike Hamman 220. Monday Night Ladles SHADY LANES Allen's Furniture 47% 32% Mouse s Barber Shop 45% 34% Hi-De-Ho 41 39 Shady Lanes 39 41 Mid American 36 44 Ross Engineering 31 49 High team series: Mouse's Barber Shop 2190; Ross Engineering & Machine, Inc. 2166; Mid American 2138. High team game: Ross Engineering & Machine. Inc. 763; Mouse s Barber Shop 762; Mid American 752. High individual series: Donna Wood 529; Ching Seaman 502; Davina Barbknecht 489. High individual game: Davina Barbknecht 204; Donna Wood 190; Ching Seaman 180. Friday Morning Coffee SHADY LANES Ray <St Kenny’s 57% 38% Nedra 54% 41% Ray’s Radiator Shop 50 46 Waldrop’s Fancy Fruits 44 52 Miller's Merry Manor 42 54 Johnson's Dairy Farm 40 56 High team series: Nedra 2225; Ray’s Radiator Shop 2113; Miller's Merry Manor 2056. High team game: Nedra 7 80; Miller's Merry Manor 731; Ray's Radiator Shop 727. High individual series: Brenda Calhoon 527; Doris Fuentes 520; Donna Wood 483. High individual game: Brenda Calhoon 203; Doris Fuentes 202; Connie Marek 193. Gutter Boater* SHADY LANES Duraclean Carpet 22 10 D& D Maple Farm 20% 11 % Larrv's Quick Mart 19 13 Nedra 17 15 Miller’s Merry Manor 15% 16% Ray 9 Kenny’s 13 19 P& H Machine 13 19 Preferred Auto Parts 8 24 Team high series: Duraclean Carpet 1877; D&D Maple Farm 1861; Larry's Quick Mart 1853. Team high games: Duraclean Carpet 700; D&D Maple Farm 694; Larry’s Quick Mart 643. Boys high series: Wesley Seaman 366; Jake Pletcher 320; Ray Chapman 312. Boys high games: Wesley Seaman 139; Adam Risner 135; Jake Pletcher 120. Girls high series: Alissa Fuentes 297; Theresa Schmidt 259; Jessica Cable 248. Girls high games: Alissa Fuentes 132; Theresa Schmidt 121; Jessica Cable 101. Goof Off a SHADY LANES Moving Picture Video 21% 10% Farmers State Bank 20 12 Marsha’s Flower Shop 19 13 Shady Lanes 18% 13% Scott Reese's Awards 13 19 Team #6 4 28 High team series: Farmers State Bank 2218; Marsha's Rower Shop 2200; Moving Picture Video 2106. High team game: Moving Picture Video 793; Farmers State Bank 769; Marsha's Rower Ship 746. Boys high series: Adam Jacob 497; Dan Schmeltz 440; Lance Saul 427. Boys high games: Adam Jacob 192; Lance Saul 167; Dan Schmeltz 165. Girls high series: Billie Hostetler 444; Dawn Hinchy 408; Kelsey Wallace 382. Girls high games: Kelsey Wallace 166; Dawn Hinchy 162; Billie Hostetler 158. Some wine will spoil if exposed to light; hence tinted bottle*.

FREE THROW WINNERS Ten boys and girls from Walkerton and North Liberty, ages 10-14, were named local champions of the 1991 Knights of Columbus International Free Thrown Championship and have earned the right to compete next at the regional level. Council 5709 in Walkerton sponsored the local competition at the North Liberty Elementary School. All youngsters from ages 10 to 14 were eligible to participate. Danielle Ludwig was the 10 year old girls champion and Terence Hesters was the boys division winner In the 11 year old bracket of the competition Cassie Walter and Ray Chapman were the winners. In the 12 year old division the winners were Tiffany Hesters and Dale Gross. The 13 year old division was won by Sarah Martin and Dale Groves. 14 year old chapions were Anittah Patrick and Mike Gensinger. Each contestant was allowed 15 free throw attempts in the contest and ties were settled by successive rounds of five free throwns per contestant until a winner emerged. The Knights of Columbus Free Throw Championship is sponsored annually by the K of C and consists of competition at the local, district and state level. International champions are determined based on scores at the state competitions. Last year more than 161,000 boys and girls participated in 2.132 local competitions. Local winners will compete in the regional competition. The Knights of Columbus is an international, Catholic, family, fraternal, service organization with nearly 1.5 million members in 9,000 local councils. In 1989 Knights donated 32 million manhours of volunteer time and $92 million to charitable and benevolent causes, sponsoring programs to benefit their church, councils, communities, families and youth. ANNOUNCE HOSPICE BEREAVEMENT GROUP Hospice of St. Joseph County, Inc. has scheduled another "Living With Loss" support group. Meetings will take place on six consecutive Monday afternoons from 1:30 to 3.30 p.m. beginning on February 25. Meetings will take place at Sunnyside Presbyterian Church, 115 South Frances. The focus of the sessions will be to recognize and understand the grief process while stimulating personal growth. Anyone who has

“The Sweetest Place In Town’’ HAVE LUNCH WITH US! DAILY LUNCH SPECIALS *fl I- ■■' • < w weoHCSMY STUFFED CABBAGE ROLLS IVIVMII VALENTINE COOKIES Carrots & Mashed Potatoes OOC S A 59 s^29 la m doz T PLAIN THURSDAY TURKEY MANHATTAN .. 29 c $ 3” / [3 a 5 " heart cakes MACARONI & CHEESE / „ \ & 1 PIECE FISH I, . fl. .A ®2 2 ® *2®® r VALENTINE CUPCAKES FISH BY THE PIECE > A 15,.// 5.M won sock km - ciwcout. o< in. e> 90* so* SIDE*MAC. & CHEESE BAKE SHOP & DELI Sf ©e state ROAD 23 NORTH 4^ol NEXT TO HOOK'S CLUB SANDWICH^ SOUP 586 . 7060 TUESDAY _. serve 'em ^2 ODixieCream. B i«> wt ei > »2°® Donuts Chicken NEW HOURS EFFECTIVE SUNDAY. FEB. 17 Weekdays: 5:30 am. - 5.00 pm. Saturday — 7:00 a m * 3 00 p.m, Sunday — 8:00 am. - 2 00 p.m.

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FREE THROW CONTEST WINNERS ■ * pH JI w J l'.y,. ' IB* £ " ■' K •• W ■MS® w m ■ Bit*:.- • / | ' v ... . Pictured in the front row are an d Tiffany Hesters. Back row, Cassie Walter, Danielle Ludwig Anittah Patrick and Sarah Martin |y \ Mi■ k a hefty -J ® «"'■ • W ( ilOw i ’ ’ I Mem MNT * ■ HBm<» W w w ■Hmmni - mi _ 1 ■MA WB I ’ H 4 F Pictured are Terrance Hesters, the back row are Mike Gensinger Dale Gross and Ray Chapman. In an ^ Dale Groves.

experienced the loss of a loved one through death is welcome to attend. A $20.00 donation to Hospice is suggested. For more information call Betty Forrest, Director of Bereavement Services for Hospice at 237-0347. Hospice of St. Joseph County, Inc. is a home health care agency providing nursery, psycho-social, and spiritual support for terminally ill persons and their families.

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