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fiA. ’services Presbyterian Church 512 Georgia Street Walkerton, Indiana SUNDAY, MARCH 31 7:30 a.m., Sunrise Service. 8:30 a.m., Easter Sunrise Breakfast. 9:30 a.m., Easter Worship Service, guest speaker. Rev. David Evans. Nursery available for all services. TUESDAY. APRIL 2 7:00 p.m., Deacons meeting. WEDNESDAY. APRIL 3 7.00 p.m., Worship committee meeting. "Everyone Welcome." "Whosoever will, may come.” Koontz Lake Missionary Church R.R.5, 80x214-C Walkerton. IN 46574 Pastor Rob Gates SUNDAY. MARCH 31 7:00 a.m.. Sunrise Service Celebration. 8:00 a.m., Easter Breakfast. 9:10 am., Sunday School. 10:10 a.m., Morning Worship Celebration, Pastor Rob Gates preaching. 6:00 p.m., No evening service. WEDNESDAY, APRIL 3 6:00 p.m.. Studying the word, Missionary Cadets. THURSDAY, APRIL 4 9:00 to 11:00 a.m., slow time, Blood pressure clinic. North Liberty Church of the Brethren Corner of Lafayette 4 Market Sts. North Liberty, IN 46554 Pastor Larry Dentler Phone 656-3157 THURSDAY, MARCH 28 7:00 p.m., Maundy Thursday Love Feast. All who accept Jesus Christ as Lord and Savior are welcome to share this community service. FRIDAY, MARCH 29 12:10 p.m., Community Good Friday Noon Service. 7:00 p.m., Good Friday Cantata at Old Lakeville School Project. SATURDAY, MARCH 30 9 a.m.-2 p.m.. Senior High Youth Fellowship car wash. 7:00 p.m., Good Friday Cantata at Old Lakeville School. SUNDAY. MARCH 31 6:30 a.m., Sunrise Service with breakfast following. 9:30 a.m.. Worship Services. 10:30a.m., Sunday-School. TUESDAY. APRIL 2 8:30 a.m., Knee Deep Prayer and Bible Study. THURSDAY. APRIL 4 7:00 p.m.. Evening Bible Study. You are welcome to participate in these worship services. You are invited to come to the Chapel, located on the 2nd floor, for prayer and meditation daily between 9:00 a.m. and 5:30 p.m. and any other time the church is open. United Methodist Church 1000 Georgia Street Walkerton, Indiana 46574 Pastor Marilyn Gebert THURSDAY, MARCH 28 1:00 p.m., Bible Study at the church. 7:00 p.m., Maundy Thursday, Passover Supper and play "The Room Upstairs” at the Presbyterian Church. SATURDAY, MARCH 30 8:30 a m.. UMS Bake Sale at DeJoss Drugs. SUNDAY, MARCH 31, EASTER 6:30 a.m.. Sunrise Service at the church, Aaron Bales, speaker. 7:00 am., Sunrise Breakfast. 8:00 am., Early Worship, sermon: "The Empty Tomb”, Rev. Marilyn Gebert, tert: John 20:1-9. 9:15 am., Sunday School.

10:30 a.m., Late Worship, Adult Choir to present Easter Cantata, "The Crimson Bridge”. Nursery available during Sunday School and Late Worship. Junior Church available during Late Worship. MONDAY, APRIL 1 7:00 p.m., Miller's Merry Manor. 7:00, Community Choir practice. TUESDAY. APRIL 2 1:00 p.m., Ruth Circle at the church. WEDNESDAY, MARCH 3 10:00 a.m., Bible Study at the church. 6:00 p.m., Cherub and Jr. Choir practice. 7:00 p.m.. Adult Choir practice. North Liberty Church Os Christ 65225 State Road 23 North Liberty, Indiana Charles J. Richmond, Minister Timothy S. Stewart, Associate Minister SUNDAY 9:30 a.m., Sunday School. 10:30 a.m., Morning Worship 7:00 p.m., Evening Worship. 7:00 p.m.. Youth meetings, all grades. WEDNESDAY 7:30 p.m.. Evening Services. United Methodist Church Crossroads 4 And 23 North Liberty, Indiana Pastor James C. Stansell SUNDAY. MARCH3I 7:00 am., Sunrise Service with youth presenting the service. 8:00 a.m., Easter breakfast in Fellowship Hall served by the men. 9:30 a.m.. Morning worship, special music by the Chancel choir and the children. MONDAY. APRIL 1 7:30 p.m., Trustees to meet. TUESDAY. APRIL 2 7:00 p.m., Nominating committee. THURSDAY. APRIL 4 7:30 p.m., Choir practice. NOTE: Child care available during worship service. BOWLING NEWS Friday Morning Coffee League SHADY LANES Ray & Kenny’s 61 % 42*/i Nedra 58% 45% Ray's Radiator Shop 56 48 Waldrop’s Fancy Fruits 47 57 Miller's Merry Manor 47 57 Johnson’s Dairy Farm 42 62 High team series: Ray 4 Kenny’s Super Valu 2116. Ray's Radiator Shop 2115, Nedra 2082. High team game: Ray 4 Kenny's Super Valu 791, Miller's Merry Manor 747, Ray's Radiator Shop 736. High individual series: Donna Wood 483, Nancy Chapman 482, Doris Fuentes 477. High individual game: Donna Wood 203, Sue Drews 194, Nancy Chapman 185. Suburban League SHADY LANES Duraclean 19% 8% Bolze Marathon 19 9 Shady Lanes 15 13 J ack' s Citgo Service 14% 13 % Larry's Quick Mart 13 15 Wet 4 Wild Taxidermy 3 25 High team series: Bolze Marathon 2729. Jack's Citgo Service 2458. Shady Lanes 2452. High team game: Duraclean 971, Bolze Marathon 941,911. High individual series: Ed Arelt Jr. 6 7 0, Rich Lauderback 628. Ken Elder 567. High individual game: Ed Arelt Jr. 241, Al Eddinger 231, Ed Arelt Jr. 228. Monday Night LadHec Allen’s Furniture 63% 4O'/i Mouse’s Barber Shop 56% 47% Mid American 51 53 Hi-De-Ho 49 55 Shady Lanes 49 55 Ross Engineering 43 61

High team series: Ross Engineering 4 Machine, Inc. 2307; Allen’s Furniture 2266; Mouse’s Barber Shop 2244. High team game: Ross Engineering 4 Machine, Inc. 837; Mouse’s Barber Shop 777; Allen's Furniture 757. High individual series: Sue Louzon 586; Ching Seaman 525; Davina Barbknecht 484. High individual game: Sue Louzon 235; Ching Seaman 201; Davina Barbknechtl9l. Sue Louzon had 157 pins over average series. Average series 429, Sue bowled 586 series. Friday Morning Coffee SHADY LANES Nedra 69% 43% Ray’s Radiator Shop 63 53 Ray & Kenny’s 61% 54% Waldrop's Fancy Fruitsss 61 Miller's Merry Manor 54 62 Johnson's Dairy Farm 45 71 High team series: Nedra 2123; Johnson's Dairy Farm 2102; Miller’s Merry Manor 2075. High team game: Miller’s Merry Manor 753; Johnson's Dairy Farm 733; Nedra 727. High individual series: Donna Wood 555; Brenda Calhoon 510; Doris Fuentes 486. High individual game: Donna Wood 234; Brenda Calhoon 185; Doris Fuentes 180; Pat Tibbetts 180. Suburban League SHADY LANES Duraclean 25% 14% Bolze Marathon 25 15 Shady Lanes 21 19 Jack's Citgo Service 19% 20% Larry’s Quick Mart 18 22 Wet 4 Wild Taxidermy 11 29 High team series: Larry's Quick Mart 2604; Duraclean 2597; Jack’s Citgo Srvice 2432. High team game: Duraclean 883, 882; Larry’s Quick Mart 877. High individual series: Ken Elder 604; Russ Bacewic 597; Tim Mann 574. High individual game: Ken Elder 242; David Bolze 234; Tim Mann 219. Friday Morning Coffee SHADY LANES Nedra 71% 45% Ray's Radiator Shop 67 53 Ray 4 Kenny's 61% 58% Waldrop's Fancy Fruitss6 64 Miller's Merry manor 56 64 Johnson's Dairy Farm 48 72 High team series: Ray’s Radiator Shop 2247; Johnson's Dairy Farm 2128; Waldrop’s Fancy Fruits 2052. High team game: Ray’s Radiator Shop 792; Waldrop's Fancy Fruits 780; Johnson's Dairy Farm 768. High individual series: Doris Fuentes 519; Brenda Calhoon 498; Donna Wood 491. High individual game: Nancy Noble 198; Connie Marek 192; Brenda Calhoon 189. Monday Night Ladle* SHADY LANES Allen's Furniture 66% 41% Mouse's Barber Shop 56% 51% Shady Lanes 53 55 Mid American 52 56 Hi-De-Ho 50 58 Ross Engineering 46 62 High team series: Shady Lanes 2242; Allen’s Furniture 2197; Hi-De-Ho 2169. High team game: Ross Engineering 4 Machine, Inc. 758; Allen's Furniture 755; Shadv Lanes 751. High individual series: Donna Wood 599; Ching Seaman 517; Zella Schafer 495. High individual game: Donna Wood 240; Davina Barbknecht 200; Louise Whitmer 194. JOHN GLENN SCHOOL BOARD MINUTES Regular Session CALL TO ORDER AND ROLL CALL The Board of School Trustees of the John Glenn School Corp, met in

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regular session on March 12, in the gym at Walkerton Elementary School. Board members present included Nilas Miller, Dan Patrick, Don Ludwig, Mary Kay Stedman, Dave Hostetler and Jean Ann Beem. The board and 35 observers began the meeting with the recitation of the Pledge of Allegiance. APPROVAL OF MINUTES. A motion was made by Don Ludwig and seconded by Jean Ann Beem to approve the Feb. 19, regular session minutes as corrected. The vote was seven/zero. Corrections included page three, Middle School Project. "Table until the next meeting only" and change "immediately following” to "after much discussion.” Under patron response, insert following "reemphasized that," "in his opinion.” APPROVAL OF CLAIMS 320 ■ 450: A motion was made by Dave Hostetler and seconded by Jean Ann Beem to approve claims number 320 through 450. The vote was seven/zero. PATRON RESPONSE: Persons speaking during patron response included Tom Fair, Ben Smith, Branson Hiatt, Tom Leffert, Nilas Miller. Dan Patrick, Barb Murray and John Wolff. Tom Fair presented information from a meeting he attended with Congressman Mangus. Ben Smith presented the board with a petition signed by patrons concerning tax increases and asked if there were any limits upon taxes. Branson Hiatt addressed matters relating to the affordability of tax increases upon community patrons. Tom Leffert expressed the need for emphasis on instructional quality rather than facilities. John Wolff, graduate of 1983, emphasized the need for quality instruction and continued corporation cuts in materials. Board president Nilas Miller disputed figures presented by Dan Patrick, board member, at the previous board meeting. Dan Patrick supported his original figures. Barb Murray answered Ben Smith's question concerning tax limits. Dr. Murray stated that the General Fund was frozen in 1973. She further noted that year "thaws in that freeze amounted to approximately 5%.” Therefore the board, by law, could only tax to that limit. Dr. Murray noted that further adjustments to state funding cuts would be absorbed through major cuts in all areas with emphasis, unfortunately, placed on personnel. RECOGNITIONS: Marilyn Lightfoot. WES principal. thanked Dixie Kunze, counselor, for organizing the post war celebration program held at WES and recognized Judy New, giftedtalented coordinator, for her efforts which led to a very favorable report from the state after the recent gifted-talented on-site review Dolores Mueller, assistant principal at JGHS, congratulated JGHS English teacher Paul Her nandez who sponsors the publication, "The Aerial.” It has received a superior rating from the nation Council of English Teachers. Mr. Hernandez, along with last year's student editors, Dana Clemons, Chris King. Lisa Savioe. and Eric Wielosinski, received a letter of recognition from Dean Evans, superintendent of Public Instruction for the state of Indiana. The current issue of "The Aerial” is being processed and will be available to the public later this year. Miss Mueller acknowledged that Bob Litzkow, JGHS Industrial Technology teacher, will be receiving an award in Fort Wayne on April 19 for meritorious service to teaching. Mr. Litzkow teaches graphic arts, communications, and construction planning and design. Recognition for a job well done, also, is certainly in order for Coach Gordon Mosson and his basketball team for their outstanding season. With victories in the bi-county tournament, the Northern State Conference title, the sectional

championship, and their great showing in the Elkhart regional this season will be long remembered by the entire community. Coach Mosson, the players, and the administration want to sincerely thank the parents, relatives and fans for their support of the basketball program. Hopefully, our successes will produce other successes in the future. Miss Mueller noted that the winter sports banquet will be held on March 14 at the JGHS cafeteria beginning at 6:30 p.m. The public is invited to attend whether you have students or athletes in school. Numerous awards will be given to team members for girls basketball, wrestling, boys basketball and cheerleading. Dick Reese, UMS principal, reported that the Urey chess teams represented the school well in the regional chess tournament at Michigan City on March 2. Urey teams placed seventh and eighth overall out of 38 teams. The Urey B team consists of Steve Savoie, B.J. Morgan, Nick Medich, Rusty Young and Joe Pletcher. This team will represent Urey at the state competition on April 6 in Terre Haute. The Urey A team is an alternate for the state consists of Al Clark, Brian Lyle, Dave Guseilla and Jason Pippenger. Al Clark was Urey's only chess team member to go undefeated in five rounds at the regionals. On March 4, 67 students participated in the Urey Science Fair. Heather Parks won 3rd place, David Guseilla took 2nd and Michelle Rozycki won Ist place with a test of steamtable erosion Urey will be represented at the regional Science Fair on Saturday. March 9, at Stephan Center on the campus of Notre Dame. Ureyhosted the "th and Bth grade girls basketball tournament on March 2. The 7th grade lost their first game, but came back to win their afternoon game. The Bth grade girls brought home their own UMS basketball championship with a win over South Central in the final game of the tourney. Congratulations go to each team's members, as well as 7th grade coach Robin Minder and Bth grade coach Dan Hutton. Urey received a letter from the Dept, of Veterans Affairs, expressing their thanks for the contributions of valentines the students of UMS prepared for the patients at the Albany Veterans Administration Medical Center, Albany, New York. Students in social studies classes taught by Mrs. Francie Seville and Mrs. Michelle Chamberlin were involved in making these cards. Urey students placed first in the Third Congressional District in the National Historical Pictorial Map contest held recently. Urey will be awarded SIOO.OO for the purchase of materials and the opportunity to compete at the state level, the map contest is designed to encourage students to study geography in relation to histoneal events in early America. Students complete special outline maps of the onginal 13 colonies, creating ways to illustrate significant events, persons, and places that shaped the Colonial and Founding periods of our history. All eighth grade social studies classes proposed ideas and events to be placed on the map. The following students did the actual graphics on the map: Jennifer Bergland, Ryan Bowlds. Knsta Eastbum, Jill Erdelyi, Patricia Lozano, Anittah Patrick. Amy Paul and Donald Riggs. A motion was made by Jean Ann Beem and seconded by Dan Patrick to accept the National Historical Pictorial Map Contest award of SIOO to Urey Middle School. The vote was seven zero. OLD BUSINESS: 1. Middle School Project President Nilas Miller entertained the review of Jean Ann Beem's motion which was tabled dunng the previous meeting. The motion was restated by Mrs Beem to select the Walkerton site on the east side of (continued on Page 13)

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