The Independent-News, Volume 117, Number 22, Walkerton, St. Joseph County, 24 October 1991 — Page 8

- THE INDEPENDENT NEWS - OCTOBER 24, 1991

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BOWLING NEWS Suburban League Egger Automotive 16 4 Five Star 11 9 Success Realty 10 10 Duraclean 10 10 Bolze Service 10 10 Jack's Citgo 9 11 Pardner's 9 11 Shady Lanes 5 15 High team series: Duraclean 2397, Success Realty 2283, Egger Automotive 2250. High team game: Duraclean 865. Success Realty 818. Egger Automotive 808. High individual series: Tom R. Miller 559. Ed Arelt, Jr. 537, Brian Schmeltz 533. High individual game: Tom R. Miller 248, Ed Arelt, Jr. 222, Brian Schmeltz 220. Suburban League SHADY LANES Egger Automotive 19 5 Duraclean 13 11 Bolze Service 13 11 Success Realty 12 12 Five Star 12 12 Pardner’s 11 13 Jack's Citgo 10 14 Shady Lanes 6 18 High team series: Bolze Service 2377, Duraclean 2308, Shady Lanes 2254. High team game: Bolze Service 874, Shadv Lanes 831, Duraclean 823. High individual series: Dan Calhoon 578, David Bolze 528, Brian Schmeltz 527. Shayne Stratton 224, Dan Calhoon 210. Phil Buckmaster 210. Friday Morning Coffee SHADY LANES Nedra Girls 27 9 Ray's Radiator Shop 23 13 Waldrop’s Fancy Fruits 23 13 Waldrop's Fancy Fruits 17 19 Miller's Merry Manor 16 20 Johnson’s Dairy Farm 14 22 Ray & Kenny's 11 25 High team series: Ray’s Radiator Shop 2265, Waldrop’s Fancy fruits 2136, Nedra Girls 2090. Ray’s Radiator Shop 809, Waldrop's Fancy Fruits 792, Nedra Girls 779. High individual series: Donna Wood 530, Dee Hostetler 496, Brenda Calhoon 489, Connie Marek 489. High individual game: Brenda Calhoon 236, Pam Keiper 204, Nancy Noble 204, Donna Wood 190. Monday Night Ladle* SHADY LANES Mouse's Barber Shop 18 6 Pioneer Seeds 13 11 Hollywood 13 11 Ross Engineering 13 11 Shady Lanes 8 16 No Team 7 17 High team series: Ross Engineering & Machine, Inc. 2665, Hollywood 2601, Mouse’s Barber Shop 2601, Shady Lanes 2516. High team game: Ross Engineering & Machine, Inc. 926, Mouse’s Barber Shop 915, Hollywood 899. High individual series: Donna Wood 545, Mary Aquino 517, Pam Cable 467. High individual game: Donna Wood 197, Pam Cable 194, Mary Aquino 177. Goof Off. SHADY LANES Shady Lanes 13 3 Farmers State Bank 8 8 Team *2 8 8 Diltz 7 9 The Wood’s Farm 7 9 Moving Picture Video 5 11 High team series: Shady Lanes 1683. Team #2 1681, Farmers State Bank 1662. High team games: Farmers State Bank 590, Shady Lanes 582, Team #2 578. Boys high series: Mike Greene 443, David Pekofske 421, Dan

Schmeltz 414. Girls high series: Susan Eddinger 378. Melissa Ream 369. Angel Balsley 340. Girls high games: Susan Eddinger 139. Angel Balsley 136. Melissa Ream 129. Gutter Butter. SHADY LANES Larry’s Quick Mart 15 2 Preferred Auto Parts 12 4 Duraclean Carpet 11 Scott Reese's Awards 11 Marsha's Flower Shop 8 Ray & Kenny's 6 10 Miller’s Merry Manor 4 12 D&D Maple Farm 2 14 High team series: Marsha’s Flower Shop 2259. Larry's Quick Mart 2155. Preferred Auto Parts 2146. High team games: Marsha's Flower Shop 774, Larry’s Quick Mart 752, Miller’s Merry Manor 729. Boys high series: Blake Klinedinst 315, Andy Ream 308, Casey Wallace 308, Andy Schmeltz 288. Boys high games: Andy Ream 132, Casey Wallace 131, Blake Klinedinst 114. Girls high series: Alissa Fuentes 307, Jennifer Calhoon 221, Jessica Cable 218. Girls high games: Alissa Fuentes 117, Jessica Cable 95, Jennifer Calhoon 90. Heather Burch had a duplicate game of 24. Jordan McCoighe had a duplicate game of 8. Wednesday Night Men. League LIBERTY LANES Bert 's Drywall 16 4 R&A Carpet 15 5 Whitmer Farms 14‘/j s*/i Nunley's Trophy 13 Howard Autos 12 8 Johnson Insurance 11 9 Am. Legion Post 189 7*/» 12'/j Al’s Diner 6 14 Walkerton Body Shop 4 16 Team #5 1 19 High team series: R&A Carpet 3041, Bert's Drywall 3031, Whitmer Farms 2890. High team game: Bert's Drywall 1036, R&A Carpet 1026, Johnson Insurance 1021. High individual series: Frank Borton 583, Dennis Graybereski 556. Bill Doan 555. High individual game: Dennis Eagleberger 225, Jerry Knowlton 209, Dave Minter 201. Wednesday Night Mena League LIBERTY LANES R&A Carpet 19 5 Whitmer Farms I7‘/j 6‘/j Nunley’s Trophy 16 8 Bert’s Drywall 16 8 Howard Autos 13 11 Johnson Insurance 12 12 Walkerton Legion 10‘/> 13‘/» Al's Diner 7 17 Team #5 5 19 Walkerton Body Shop 4 20 High team series: R&A Carpet 3012, Team #5 2931, Walkerton Legion 2860. High team game: R&A Carpet 1068, Team #5 1010, Nunley’s Trophy 1009. High individual series: Dennis Eagleberger 598, Steve Daube 559, Walter Calhoon 555. High individual game: Dennis Eagleberger 233, Steve Daube 212, Tom Annis 202. Sunday Nite Mixed Double* SHADY LANES Whatevers 17 11 Bad Attitudes 17 II B-A-Team 15 13 4-T’s 15 13 Snafus 12 16 Odd Couples 8 20 High team series: Odd Couple 1817, B A Team 1771, Whatevers 1593. High team game: B-A Team 658, Odd Couple 626, Snafus 610. High individual series: Jack Henderson 522, Karl Alexander 516. High individual game: Karl Alexander 200, Mel McNeal 192, Billie Telgenhof 166.

Sunday Nite Mixed Double* SHADY LANES Whatevers 17 Bad Attitudes 16 8 B A-Tcam 13 11 4-T’s 12 12 Snafus 8 16 Odd Couple 6 18 High team series: Whatever 1740. Odd Couple 1695. 4-T’s 1648. High team game: Whatever 625, Odd Cople 614, B-A-Team 605. High individual series: Roger Laßere 493, Jack Henderson 478, Becky Elder 451. High individual game: Roger Laßere 195, Becky Elder 187, Kenny Elder 178. Suburban League SHADY LANES Egger Automotive 22 6 Pardner's 15 13 Bolze Service 14 14 Jack’s Citgo 14 14 Duraclean 13 15 Success Realty 12 16 Five Star 12 16 Shady Lanes 10 18 High team series: Success Realty 2418, Jack’s Citgo 2353, Duraclean 2337. High team game: Success Realty 824, Bolze Service 809, Duraclean 803. High individual series: Tim Mann 576, Dan Calhoon 557, Ken Elder 550. High individual game: John Fuentes 244, Dan Calhoon 221, Ken Elder 216. Friday Morning Coffee League SHADY LANES Nedra Girls 30 10 Ray's Radiator Shop 26'/i 13'/i Waldrop’s Fancy Fruits 17‘/i 22‘/i Johnson's Dairy Farm 17‘/j 22‘/j Miller’s Merry Manor 16‘/i 23‘/i Ray & Kenny’s 12 28 High team series: Nedra Girls 2111, Ray & Kenny’s Super Valu 2094, Johnson’s Dairy Farm 2066. High team game: Nedra Girls 740, Johnson’s Dairy Farm 726, Ray & Kenny's Super Valu 711. High individual series: Mildred Pegg 490, Doris Fuentes 471, Karen Johnson 465. High individual game: Doris Fuentes 192, Debbie Berg 179, Karen Johnson 174, Mildred Pegg 174. Monday Night Ladle* SHADY LANES Mouse's Barber Shop 21‘/a 6Vj Ross Engineering 17 11 Hollywood 16 12 Pioneer Seeds 13 ‘/i 14 */i Shady Lanes 9 19 No Team 7 21 High team series: Mouse’s Barber Shop 2713, Pioneer Seeds 2677, Ross Engineering & Machine, Inc. 2563. High team game: Mouse's Barber Shop & Pioneer Seeds 947, Ross Engineering & Machine, Inc. 894. Shady Lanes 889. High indivdiual series: Mary Aquino 478, MadgeWhickcar 474, Zella Schafer 465. High individual game: Angie Neidlinger 192. Mary Aquino 188, Zella Schafer 185. Mary Aquino had an all spare game of 188. Gutter Beaten SHADY LANES Scott Reese’s Awards 15 5 Larry’s Quick Mart 13 7 Preferred Auto Parts 12 8 Duraclean Carpet 11 9 Ray & Kenny’s 10 10 Marsha’s Flower Shop 9 11 Miller’s Merry Manor 8 12 D&D Maple Farm 2 18 High team series: Scott Reese’s Awards 2304, Miller's Merry Manor 2219, Larry’s Quick Mart 2174. High team game: Scott Reese’s Awards 776, Larry’s Quick Mart 767, Miller's Merry Manor 765. Boys high series: Jake Pletcher 340, Casey Wallace 332, David Schalck 320. Boys high game: Jake Pletcher 141, Andy Ream 127, Casey Wallace 124. Girls high series: Jessica Cable 301, Nicki Heimer 241, Jennifer

Calhoon 231, Alissa Fuentes 231. Girls high game: Jessica Cable 118, Nicki Heimer 93, Alissa Fuentes 93, Jennifer Calhoon 81. Mollie Pletcher had duplicate games of 25. Goof Off* SHADY LANES Shady Lanes 16 4 The Wood’s Farm 11 9 P&H Machine 11 9 Farmers State Bank 9 11 Diltz 7 13 Moving Picture Video 6 14 High team series: P&H Machine 1575, The Wood’s Farm 1563, Shady Lanes 1554. High team game: P&H Machine 544, Farmers State Bank 540, Shady Lanes 535. Boys high series: Lance Saul 436, Chad Hostetler 413, Brian Cochran 396. Boys high game: Lance Saul 170, Chad Hostetler 153, Lee Bussie 151, Brian Cochran 151. Girls high series: Melissa Ream 369, Angel Balsley 324, Theresa Schmidt 299. Girls high game: Melissa Ream 132, Theresa Schmidt 122, Angel Balsley 119. TRI KAPPA NEWS The Zeta Pi chapter of Tri Kappa had their regular meeting at the North Liberty Community Center on Wednesday, October 9, at 7:30 p.m. As this was October, we had our Halloween Party after the meeting. The Epsilon Chi chapter of Walkerton was invited to join us in enjoying refreshments and playing games. Several members came and we had an enjoyable evening. Costume winners were: most ugly, Joyce Liggett as a witch; most original, Anne Shortt as a dalmation firepuppy; cutest. Pam Dosman as a flapper girl. Co-hostesses were Sandy Gingenpeel and Valerie Stewart. On October 3, Epsilon Chi members of Kappa Kappa Kappa met at the home of Jill Hostetler for the 7:30 p.m. regular meeting. After the opening song and verse, the minutes and treasurer's reports were read and approved. Correspondence was shared from Kappa Konnection, Billie Creek Village Festival, North Liberty Zeta Pi, St. Patrick’s and the Walkerton American Legion. Information was shared concerning the Tri Kappa Art Show. This year's festival will be held at John Glenn on Sunday, April 28. Plans are underway. Final report was given on the Little League and a donation will be given to the Walkerton Little League as their profit from the summer sales. Epsilon Chi will be assisting with the Miller’s Merry Manor October Birthday Party. Discussion was held concerning the Young Woman of the Year project. Epsilon Chi will assit the committee for this year’s project. Silver spoons were purchased for the "new baby” arrivals of Epsilon Chi members. Kitty Holland displayed the tee shirts that will be given to participants of the "Pumpkin Peddler Bike Race". Kitty’s daughter, Sara, designed the shirts. President Kim Towle shared Providence Worshop information with the group and distributed package information with committee chairmen. Indiana's Tri Kappa will be preparing a quilt and each Chapter has been asked to prepare a 7 inch square that will represent their Chapter. Ideas from members should be turned in at our meetings and the square will be sent before the deadline of May 1, 1992. This project is part of the State Philanthropy Project for Ginic B ft Riley Hospital, Indianapolis. Kim also shared workshop information concerning insurance, State Scholarship guidelines and other Chapters

ideas. The meeting was adjourned at 8:55 and refreshments were served. If anyone has any questions about Epsilon Chi or Kappa, Kappa, Kappa, please feel free to contact any Tri Kappa member and/or president Kim Towle at 586-7553. The next meeting of Epsilon Chi will be Thursday, November 7, at 7:30 p.m. Woman’s Club Makes Favors For Holidays Friday, October 4 was a work meeting for the GFWC Walkerton Women's Community Gub. Mildred Nolcheff was in charge of the making of Halloween and Thanksgiving favors for the residents of Miller's Merry Manor. A lot of lively conversation accompanied the cutting, pasting and printing; it was a good work crew. The ladies brought a brown bag lunch but were treated a delicious pumpkin and apple pies and tea or coffee. Mildred McKesson was chairman of the hostess committee and was assisted by Florence Vische, Mary Steinhart and Selma Pry. Mildred McKesson gave the opening prayer. After lunch was over, president Barbara Simpson opened the meeting. Carma Larson read a very appropriate essay on the beauty of autumn. The secretary reported that Betty Weinman had resigned from the club. There was also a letter from Jane Hurly thanking the club for the flowers sent for her birthday . A moment of silent prayer was observed for Bernice Lichtenbarger who passed away in late September. Viola Bregi and Alice Walker gave short memorials of their memories of Bernice, that she was a fine poet and talented person who was quite active in the club for many years. A donation will be sent to the GWFC in her honor. The members unanimously approved the honorary membership of Ann Jackson who is unable to be an active member. It was also reported that Gertrude Thomas, a member of the club, is now in a nursing home in Illinois. Margaret Moravek, conservation chairman, presented a panel of information on conservation. It consisted of information on planting trees to replace those that have been decimated to make room for building, on feeding wild birds to encourage their numbers to increase, on composting and recycling. More and more ways are being discovered to use up what was once thought to be useless. She was assisted by Lucille Dipert and Nadine Keiper. Address books are still available for members to sell. Vice president Carol Knop can be contacted for these. The first ferris wheel was erected at the 1893 Columbian Exposition in Chicago.

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