The Independent-News, Volume 116, Number 41, Walkerton, St. Joseph County, 7 March 1991 — Page 2

- THE INDEPENDENT NEWS - MARCH 7. 1991

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Pictured. Terence Hesters, fifth grade student at St. Patrick School, Walkerton, illustrates his science project study of miniature animals compared with norman sized animals. He compared the feed and health requirements of both kinds of animals with the output in work, meat, and milk to demonstrate that raising the miniature varieties is more cost effective and more conservative in space requirements.

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MARRIED On Saturday Feb. 2nd, Dr. K. Ronald Stedman, formerly of North Liberty, was united in marriage at the First English Lutheran Church, on Ireland Road, in South Bend, to the former Martina Eadei, of 2515 Sampson, South Bend. Approximately 25 guests were in attendance for the 11:00 a m. nuptials. Dr. Stedman is a self-employed

chiropractic physician, in South Bend, and his bride is his chiropractic assistant. They will reside at the Sampson Street address. ENGAGED Mrs. William Ochs would like to announce the engagement of her son, Craig W. Ochs, of Walkerton to Kim R. Palmer, of South Bend. Kim is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Kent R. Palmer, of Lakeville. Craig is employed by Herrman & Goetz, Inc., of South Bend. Kim is employed by St. Joseph Medical Center as a registered nurse. An April 20th wedding is planned at St. Peter’s United Church of Christ, in South Bend. RETIRES

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STEDMAN PLAYING SECOND BASE Chris Stedman, North Liberty, freshman at Saint Joseph’s College, Rensselaer, is a second base candidate for the baseball team. Chris has a 308 batting average and had four runs batted in last fall. Saint Joe opened its season on Sat., March 2, with a series of 12 games during an eight-day spring trip to Cocoa and Orlando, Florida. SAINTS BASKETBALL NEWS On Thursday, Feb. 28, St. Patrick’s girls basketball team traveled across town to the Walkerton Elementary and came away with an exciting 10-1 win. M. Vink, C. Walters and A. Smith all had two points each and E. Davidson again led the Saints with four points. Jessica Cable made a free throw for the Wildcats. All the girls played with great enthusiasm and skill. North Liberty girls basketball team hosted two games with the girls from St. Pat’s, the week of Feb. 18. C. Walters, J. Kaminski each had two points and E. David »on had 10 points to help the Saints to a 14-5 win in the first game on Monday. In the second game on Thursday the Saints again played a spec tacular game with Elaine Davidson hitting eight baskets in a ven short playing time. M Vink. C. Schmeltz and Jo Hathaway each had two points to help the Saints to a 22-4 win.

Heartworm Disease \im! Responsible l\t Ownership Is Your Dog Safe From Heartworm Disease? Heartworm disease affects This is a good time to test. dogs in this area. n>- hr>t Mrp toward pnxroing uwr dog is to call your ertennanan and arrange Big or small long hairrti or short for a simplr heartworm blood imt Basing house pet or kenneled outdoors vour dog sour dog tested is important hecauw sou no matter wtui breed is suxvpubk- to rani begin a pn-smtnc program until wu heartworm disease \nd now this pou-n confirm that s«wjr dog is fm- from heart Ualh fatal disease- has been found through worms If sour dog alreads has heartworm out the I ruled Stales and in Canada disease treatment can be- dangemu> for him Mosquitoes transmit heartworm dis and expensw for sou ease- so wherever and whenever mosquitoes are present dogs are at risk It is the- female Prevention is simple nxesquito that bites and hence spreads the It sour stiennanan determines disease The female mosquito is sen tins that sour dov is free of heartworms and can cauk slip through cracks around he or she will tell sou how raw windows doors or screens mi rs-en and comente-nt prevention can dogs that stas indoors can be- m be- So dont delas calling sour danger , svtennanan because heart L V werm disease is a senews *4 proNen' and even dog need' W to he /- j' T k / Y S* (all Your Merinarian For A Heartworm lest Today Dr. Benjamin T. Walbert 103 Wabash Street North Liberty. Ind

TWO RESIDENTS ON BETHEL’S TEAM Scott Reese, a lefthander and Will Hostrawser, catcher, are among the team members of Bethel College baseball team. Reese is a pitcher and is an excellent defensive first basemen. according to coach Dick Patterson. The Pilots opened their season Monday against Clearwater Christian. in Lake Wales. Florida. The Pilots will host the NCCAA District IV playoffs on April 18-20 and for the fourth year the Pilots will host the NCCAA National Baseball Tournament on May 2-4 with games played at both Bethel College and Stanley Coveleski Regional Stadium, in South Bend. TANDY TECH SCHOLARS Tandy Technology Scholars, a program to recognize academic excellence, especially in the areas of mathematics, science and com puter science, award winners were announced on Wednesday, March 6. Area students receiving certificates are James E. Houser, Byron Craft, Chris Paschen and Jim Seiders from John Glenn High School. Here's a kitchen clean-up hint To nd your cutting board of onion garlic or fish smell, cut a lime or lemon in two and rub the surface w ith the cut side of the fruit You can also make a paste of baking soda and water and apply generously Rinse