The Independent-News, Volume 117, Number 34, Walkerton, St. Joseph County, 16 January 1992 — Page 7

Many of these came on a daily basis when they were living at home. 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-"’600 the day prior for reservations. JANUARY 20-24 MONDAY Orange juice Ham and beans Turnip greens Cornbread with margarine Pears Milk, tea, coffee 21 fat/103 chol. TUESDAY Tomato juice Paprika baked chicken quarter Mashed potatoes with gravy Fresh broccoli salad Whole w heat bread w margarine Golden birthday cake with chocolate icing Milk, tea, coffee 43 fat/139 chol. ALCOHOLICS ANONYMOUS KOONTZ LAKE LIBRARY Monday & Thursday 7 00 p m. „„ WILKERTON COMMUNITY BUILDING Sunday 7 00 p m For Further Inlormetion CALL 586-3243 OR 586-2502

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SENIOR CITIZENS bowling NEWS The Senior Bowlers started the second half of their season in fine style, with many improving their average by a point or two. They were all well rested from the holidays and produced some very close competition, as they made the pins fall. The ladies saw Norine Divine’s high scratch game of 164 just top Marge Buswell's 161 game Betty Ogle gave them a challenge, posting a 157 game. Buswell’s 242 high handicap game beat the 222 of Divine and Ogie, who tied for second place. Betty Weinman was quite close with a 218 game. High series total of 443 was tallied by Divine. Ogle’s 420 and Mildred McKesson's 411 were second and third, respectively. The remainder of the season is sure to see more close competition among the ladies! The gents were not to be found wanting for competition, either! High scratch game was Manon Anderson's (an octogenarian 4-) 188, just topping Jack Grimmett's 18” game. Roman Brehm and Mel Divine tied for third place, both Liberty Electric Service FARM & HOME ELECTRIC MOTOR REPAIR HEATING & REFRIGERATION WELL & PUMP SERVICE APPLIANCE REPAIR 24 Hour Emergency Service CALL 656-8888 ’0 24 91 92

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posting 181 games High handicap game was John Clark s 230, just beating Divine’s 228. There was a three-way tie for third place, with Anderson. Grimmett and Claude Nowakowski each having 225 games. Anderson’s high senes total of 509 led the group. Grimmett totaled 493 and Frank Hecimovich 484 for second and third placement One can see from those scores that competition can’t get much closer! With 31 bowlers out this week, there was still spots open for more active senior bowlers Come join this lively group each Wednesdav afternc»on at 200 p.m. at the Walkerton Shady Lanes For a couple of hours, at least, you can forget the dark cloudy days of the post holiday season. You will enjoy the hot coffee, cookies, and exercise and can work out all those aggressive feelings by knocking down all those pins with that big ball!!

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families, Ken’s brothers and sister, our friends and neighbors for making our 50th anniversary an unforgetable event. Thank you all. Ken and Betty Weinman Words cannot express my deep appreciation and gratitude for all the kindness from friends and neighbors while hospitalized Thank you all so very, very much. Ward Straker We express our thanks to friends, neighbors and relatives for their heartfelt expressions of sympathy for the death of our loved one Special thanks to Bill Elkin, Chief Gassensmith, of the Walkerton Police. Rev. Wm. Cullen, the Rifle Squad and Color Guard of the Walkerton American Legion Unit •189 and the pall-bearers from the VF W Post No. 1954 of North Liberty. Your time and efforts were greatly appreciated. The Family Os Clem Walker About $450 million worth of pickles and pickle products is made each year

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