The Independent-News, Volume 116, Number 45, Walkerton, St. Joseph County, 4 April 1991 — Page 11

THIRD NINE WEEK HONOR ROLL AT UREY The Urey Middle School is pleased to announce the honor roll for the third nine week grading period. SEVENTH GRADE Distinguished David Guseilla Jessica Higgins Debbie Lichtenbarger Tracy Limerick Jacinda Pairitz Heather Parks Joe Pletcher Rusty Slater Dan Walter Regular Alicia Allsop Holly Amor Beth Arnett Dan Beem Angie Beery Christina Bierly Crystal Brooke Al Clark Russell Clark Joshua Cole Selina Davis Lisa Fair Amelia Fraiser Julie Gensinger Becky Grenert Jeremiah Griesinger Sara Holland Jill Holmquist Tisha Jacobson Kim Kaminski Rachel Lichtenbarger Amy Litteral Yolanda Lozano Brian Lyle Sarah martin B.J. Morgan Casey Pawell Tiffany Ransbottom Melissa Ream Stephanie Reinhold Scott Rimbaugh Scott Robbins Corey Ross Steve Savoie Robby Stahly Kelly Tingle Quinton Wade Kelsey Wallace Corey White Jeremy Wynn Rusty Young EIGHTH GRADE Distinguished Anittah Patrick Regular Cathy Arce Chris Arick Alan Bajer Jennifer Bergland Emily Casteel Aimee Christensen Matt Church Alana Davidson Jennifer Dittmar Krista Eastbum Jill Erdelyi Amber Fraiser Christa Fry Mike Gensinger Barry Houser Jody Hunter Patricia Lozano Jodi McGookin Chris Mattix Jamie Orcutt Amy Paul Tom Popovic Stacy Roush Joshua Smith Tracie Smith Jon Strahm Jennifer Thomas Robbie VanArsdale Becky Warner Heather Wasniewski Lisa White Bryon Winkelman 102nd Convention Held By GFWC Women’s Club The 102nd Convention of the General Federation of Women’s Clubs/lndiana Federal Clubs was held at the Immanuel United Methodist Church in South Bend on Saturday, March 23rd. Seven members of the Walkerton Wo-

men’s Club attended. The hostess club was the Michiana Junior Women’s Club. There were 42 members present. Members from Walkerton were the new president and vice president, Barbara Simpson and Carol Knop, arts chairman Alice Walker, Mildred Casey of the finance committee, Nadine Keiper, publiciy chairman, Mildred McKesson, treasurer and Freda Meyer, international affairs chairman. After registration coffee and rolls were served. Mildred Casey played a piano prelude to open the meeting. Mrs. G.A. Mann of the Progress Club gave the invocation, followed by the Pledge to the Flag by the group. A new budget was adopted and Saturday meeting were approved. A report on the North Liberty club was given by Pauline Laskowski. Mrs. Eugene Davidson gave a report on her club, the Centre Twp. Woman’s Club. The progress of the Mishawaka club was reported by Mrs. Alex Szabo, the Progress Club of South Bend by Mrs. Fred Craft and the Walkerton Woman’s Community Club to Barbara Simpson. Some of the projects in which the clubs are involved are youth suicide, the homeless, nursing homes, scholarships, environmental issues, international relations, recycling, planting trees, and lobbying against drinking and driving. The afternoon session began with a delightful program of songs the The Choraliers from Riley High School, led by Dan Miller. A registration report was given by Mrs. Robert Denniston of the host club and a gavel was presented to that club for having the most members present. A memorial service was held for those who had passed away during the past year. The meeting closed with a very inspiring talk by Mrs. Harnell Kaylor, 13th District president. Mildred McKesson gave a formal invitation to the ladies to the next convention in March of 1992 which will be hosted by the Walkerton Woman’s Community Gub. REAL SERVICES NEWS WALKERTON We celebrated our March birthdays and Easter, only two had birthdays, Grace Pugsley and Art Kreibiel. We really enjoyed Florence Seekings and Verle Haag, who played the guitar and sang for us. We had a very enjoyable time and hope Florence and Verle will come back real soon. On Wednesday we celebrated good nutrition day, every site in Indiana celebrated this and we all enjoyed the same nutritious meal. The REAL Services furnished one item from each food group and we drew for the items. The lucky winners were Dora Davis, John Lemert, Martha Mull and Veryl Wathen. Don’t forget, we’ll be playing bingo every Tuesday after dinner, that is one of our favorite past times. We also enjoy our weekly Friday sing-a-long. We welcome one and all to the site, if you are 60 years old or older, call in to the site at 586-7600 the day before you plan to attend, you and all of us will be glad you did. SENIOR CITIZENS BOWLING NEWS With the Senior Bowlers season drawing to a close on April 10, the Seniors were still out in good numbers this past week. Although the pins seemed to have “square" bottoms and a will of their own to remain upright, there was good competition in both the ladies and gents groups. For the Ladies, the high scratch game was Vollie Verkinder's 161, with Esther Devault and Norine Divine tied for second place with 158. Mildred McKesson’s 140 game placed third. The high handicap game was Verkinder’s 229, with Divine just topping Devault, as they recorded 210 and 209, respectively. High series total was Devault's 447, followed by Divine’s 436 and Verkinder’s

416 totals. Very good competition, ladies! The Gents saw Barney Hiester on a nice roll again this week. His 203 high scratch game set the pace for the group. Mel Divine posted a 196 game, closely followed by Eli Sobat's 189. High handicap game was Heister’s 245, with Divine and Sobat tied for second place with 227. Marion Anderson placed third with 218. High series total was Anderson’s 528, topping Hiester's 522 and Divine’s 507. Not “shabby" competition, gents! Remember, April 10 will be the seniors last day of the bowling season. You all come out and close the season with the senior bowlers and start your spring out with fun and exercise! 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. APRIL 8-12 MONDAY Cranberry juice cocktail Barbecue pork ribette on bun Cream style com Spiced apple ring Pears Milk, tea, coffee TUESDAY Orange juice Sliced roast turkey Bread dressing with gravy Buttered beets Whole wheat bread w/margarine Fresh apple Milk, tea, coffee WEDNESDAY Apple juice Chili con came with saltines Cheese slice in a roll with margarine Lime gelatin salad with shredded cabbage and carrots Apricot halves Milk, tea, coffee THURSDAY Tomato juice Pepper steak patty with gravy Scalloped potatoes Winter squash Whole wheat bread w/margarine Brownie w/powered sugar on top Milk, tea, coffee FRIDAY Apricot nectar Turkey a la king over rice Layered salad Whole wheat bread w/margarine Plain cake donut Milk, tea, coffee BOWLING NEWS Suburban League SHADY LANES Duraclean 29*/i 14‘/j Bolze Marathon 27 17 Jack's Citgo Service 22‘/i 21‘/a Shady Lanes 21 23 Larry’s Quick Mart 19 25 Wet & Wild Taxidermy 13 31 High team series: Duraclean 2651, Bolze Marathon 2518, Jack's Citgo Service 2413, Shady Lanes 2413. High team game: Bolze Marathon 897, Duraclean 894, 892. High individual series: Ken Bolze 590, Russ Bacewic 589, Allen Schmeltz 541. High individual game: Ken Bolze 254, Allen Schmeltz 223, Russ Bacewic 221. Suburban League SHADY LANES Duraclean 32‘A 15‘/i Bolze Marathon 30 18 Jack’s Citgo Service 22*/i 25‘/j Shady Lanes 22 26 Larry’s Quick Mart 20 28 Wet & Wild Taxidermy 17 31 High team series: Larry’s Quick Mart 2520, Bolze Marathon 2472, Duraclean 2418. High team game: Larry’s Quick Mart 886, Wet & Wild Taxidermy 881, Larry's Quick Mart 870. High individual series: Ken Price 618, Russ Bacewic 554, Shayne Stratton 554. High individual game: Tim Eg-

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ger 233, Ken Price 224, Shayne Stratton 220. Friday Morning Coffee League SHADY LANES Nedra 72*4 48'/j Ray's Radiator Shop 68'/i 55'/i Ray & Kenny's 64‘/i 59*/i Waldrop’s Fancy Fruitss9 65 Miller's Merry Manor 57 67 Johnson’s Dairy Farm sO'/i 73 ‘/j High team series: Waldrop's Fancy Fruits 2181, Ray & Kenny's Super Valu 2138, Johnson’s Dairy Farm 2137. High team game: Johnson's Dairy Farm 794, Waldrop’s Fancy Fruits 769, Ray & Kenny’s Super Valu 734. High individual series: Donna Wood 526, Marcia Lichtenbarger 500, Pam Keiper 480. High individual series: Donna Wood 213, Nancy Noble 188, Doris Fuentes 178. Monday Night Ladlee SHADY LANES Allen’s Furniture 69*/j 42’/i Mouse’s Barber Shop 60 ‘/j 51*/j Shady Lanes 56 56 Mid American 52 60 Hi-De-Ho 51 61 Ross Engineering 47 65 High team series: Shady Lanes 2279, Hi-De-Ho 2233, Allen's Furniture 2155. High team game: Shady Lanes 796, Hi-De-Ho 773, Allen’s Furniture 754. High individual series: Donna Wood 557, Mary Aquino 484, Pam Cable 474, Sharon Zellers 474. High individual game: Donna Wood 192, Lois Davis 185, Sharon Zellers 185, Connie Medich 180. North Liberty Third Nine Week Honor Roll The North Liberty School is pleased to announce the third nine-week honor roll. SIXTH GRADE Distinguished Jeremy Kuzmits Regular Andy Brinkhoff Lisa Gingenpeel Gail Ferency Amanda Grenert Kara Holmes T.J.Jackson Mike Kelly Jaime Kotolinski Jerimy Lawton Heidi Lynn Lindsay O'Connor Stephanie Price Kate Vanderßossche Jami Wagner FIFTH GRADE Distinguished Shawn Alspaugh Daniel Gute Regular Eric Gaywell Holly Gouker Crystal Halder Aubrey Kronewitter Josh Laßosky Brandon Liggett Ben Long Mellisa Lung Shannon Parks LeAnne Wasniewski Shane Whitmer FOURTH GRADE Regular Melissa Craig Frankie Engel Ryan Fair Stephen Fick Bryan Gensinger Beth Honaker Danny Holmes Marcus Houser Rachel Lung Erin Master Amanda Mattix Heather Moore Jennifer Newcomb Michelle Nowak Kyle Rose Brandon Schmidt Jennifer Shaw Craig Stedman Misty Whitmer

CARD OF THANKS

I would like to thank my family and friends for their cards, flowers, thoughts and prayers while 1 was in the hospital. Thanks to the ambulance crew and officer Jim Seals. God bless you all. Ruth Ullery We would like to thank everyone for the food, gifts, and cards they sent for the birth of our new baby, Katie Sue. It’s a blessing to have family and friends as thoughtful as each and everyone of you. Randy, Donna. Beth and Katie Litteral The family of Michael “Scott” Hamman would like to thank the First Baptist Church, the American Legion Post 189, Sons of the Legion, Nusbaum-Elkin Funeral Home, IIT, Elsie Heimer, friends and relatives for everything. We would also like to thank everyone for the acts of kindness, prayers, calls, visits, food and flowers in this time of sorrow. A special thank you to Rev. Van Dyne for the beautiful service. Laura Hamman St Son Jack St Lois Hamman George St Linda Mammon & Family Terry Dipert St Girls Jack St Bev Hamman St Family I wish to most sincerely thank the many people of the Walkerton area who showed their concern for me during my many months in the hospitals, both in South Bend and in Houston, Texas. I know that it is largely due to your many prayers on my behalf, and the wonderful grace of God, that 1 owe my life. I am most grateful. Many people that I did not even know before my hospitalizations have now earned a very special place in my heart. I have improved some but I am not well yet and would appreciate a continuing place in your prayer lists. Again let me thank you for your manifold kindnesses. Most sincerely, Rev. Reynolds BETHEL COLLEGE OFFERS DEGREE COMPLETION PROGRAM Bethel College plans to begin a new session of its one-year degree completion program in Management of Human Resources (MHR) in May. Offered by the office of adult and continuing education, the completion porgram is aimed for working adults who have had some previous college. Qualifying adults can earn a bachelor's degree • in Management of Human Resources in approximately one year by attending class once a week, either in the evening or on Saturday morning. Interested persons are invited and encouraged to attend a free MHR information meeting Tuesday, April 16, at 7:00 p.m. in the board room of the Bowen Library located on campus. Representatives of the program will present a complete overview of the MHR program, conduct a question and answer session, and discuss payment programs and financial aid. Attendees also are encouraged to bring with them their college records, if available. Individual academic evaluations will be conducted following the meeting for those who are able to bring their academic records. To make a reservation for the information meeting or to receive more information about the MHR degree completion program offered by Bethel College, call the Bethel College office of adult and continuing education at 219-257-3351 or 1-800-422-4251. Taxes are said to be a method used by the government to artificially induce the rainy day everybody's been saving for.

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