The Independent-News, Volume 117, Number 47, Walkerton, St. Joseph County, 16 April 1992 — Page 3

R.E.A.L. SERVICES NEWS WALKERTON Two more snowbirds have returned, Millie and Fred Daniels, and they pitched right in and helped where needed, we welcome them back. Lots of interesting coming attractions are planned with the April birthday party honoring all the seniors with April birthdays to be held on April 23 and Florence Seekings will be on hand to provide the entertainment. Then on April 29 Vi Wolff and Maxine Worthington will entertain us with our kind of music. On May 7 we will be having a blood pressure clinic. Remember we play cards every Tuesday and Thursday so all you have to do is come and enjoy yourself. Hazel and Harold Schweder chaired on Monday followed by Ervin Stuntz on Tuesday. We also held our white elephant and bake sale on Tuesday. Bob Schaeffer talked about taxes on Wednesday and on Thursday, Virgil Gwin told how the TV and radio programs have changed and how it has influenced all of us and how our morals are changing because of this. Nursing home residents visited again and Virginia Spillman brought in homemade crosses and we drew names for them. Winners were Nellie Smith, Fred Spier, Bob Schaeffer, Nora Hahn and Ivy Tyge. Juice winners were Rose

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Taylor and Jessie Schaeffer. Our sing-a-long was well received with Verice Walz at the piano and Fred Daniels leading the singing. We want to thank Mary Cable for being so thoughtful. She always keeps our coffee cups filled. So many people help in so many ways to make our organization what it is today and big or small your help is really appreciated. 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 20 - 24 MONDAY Tomato juice Polish sausage Mashed potatoes Sauerkraut Whole wheat bread with margarine Chocolate chip cookie Milk, tea, coffee 36 grams fat/78 milligrams cholesterol TUESDAY Apple juice Broccoli-cheese soup with saltines Hamburger on bun with ketchup, mustard and onions Peaches Milk, tea, coffee

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The ladies congratulated Liz Moreau for having bowled all 87 games of this past season, having the only perfect attendance and game participation record in the entire group. (Liz enjoys her game!) The high scratch game for the ladies was Alice Dipert’s 166, just topping Merle Bruesch’s 160. June Lind and Betty Ogle posted 142 scores, tying for third place. High handicap game was Dipert’s 231. Bruesch tallied a 214 game with Lind scoring 206. High series total was Bruesch’s 459 with Dipert’s 426 a distant second. These scores were the only two of the ladies above the 400 mark. The gents saw Jack Grimmett take “top honors" in all categories this week. His high scratch game of 201 was well above John Gark’s 183 and Marion Anderson’s 182 games. Grimmett’s 232 high handicap game just topped Gark’s 230 game. Willis McQueary was third with a 223 game total. High series total was Grimmett’s 515, well above Eli Sobat’s 479 and Anderson’s 478 totals. It is well noted that Jack Grimmett improved his average by 15 pins during the season. Jack has really “shaved" his handicap down this season. Congratulations, Jack! The Senior Bowlers wish to thank the management of the Walkerton Shady Lanes for another enjoyable season, for the coffee and cookies, and for patience and understanding

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extended to them. It has been fun I JOHN GLENN IMPROVEMENT ROLL SENIORS Robert Braun Shane Carbiener Justin Driscoll Melissa Hawley Ryan Keeling Wade Snodgrass Joe Wines JUNIORS Jason Dittmar Jane Graham Tia Jacobson Brian Perry SOPHOMORES Tiffany Brown Jeff Chapman Jason Fisher Frank Forsythe Jerry Gorby Andrea Harter Gayton Marks Shelley McCarty Scott Miller Josh Neidlinger Amy Parker Jeremy Pugh Joe Reinhold Heather Snyder Jennifer Studt Mike Wright FRESHMEN Dan Chase Greg Forsythe Sonny Pierce Pat Ringer Cory Shively Melinda Steele

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