The Independent-News, Volume 118, Number 7, Walkerton, St. Joseph County, 9 July 1992 — Page 2

- THE INDEPENDENT NEWS - JULY 9, 1992

St. Patrick School Fills Teacher Vacancy i St. Patrick School completed the roster of teachers on Tuesday, July 7, when Mary Beth Kolter signed her contract. Kolter, a graduate of Purdue University, will teach the combined third and fourth grades. She brings her experience with Gifted and Talented programs, with basketball coaching and with coaching cheerleaders. Kolter has taught Chapter One class in addition to her beginning studies for Gifted and Talented programs. She has experience in arts, crafts, music and physical education. Most recently, she worked as an aide in Argos Elementary School, Argos, Indiana. Kolter joins the faculty made up of Sister Mary Jane Knitter, grades 5 and 6; Mrs. Frances Leffert, grades 1 and 2; and Mrs. Suzanne Chase, kindergarten and nursery. St. Patrick Catholic School offers a complete curriculum according to state guidelines. Classes are taught in the spirit and tradition of Catholic education. Children of all faiths are welcome and presently enrolled at the school. Enrollment is still open in all grades. Pictured is Mary Beth Kolter after signing her contract to teach

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third and fourth grades at St. Patrick School. 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. JULY 13-17 MONDAY Apple juice Polish sausage Mashed potatoes with margarine Sweet/sour cabbage Rye bread with margarine Fresh cherries Milk, tea, coffee 36 grams fat/78 milligrams cholesterol TUESDAY Tomato juice Sliced roast turkey Bread dressing with gravy Steamed broccoli Whole wheat bread with margarine Mixed fruit Milk, tea, coffee 37 grams fat/88 milligrams cholesterol WEDNESDAY Picnic day Orange juice Submarine sandwich with assorted cold cuts, cheese and lettuce with mustard and mayo on side Corn chips Fresh banana Chocolate milk shake 38 grams fat/94 milligrams cholesterol ' THURSDAY Peach nectar Chicken, rice and spinach bake ' Fresh sliced tomatoes Whole wheat bread with margarine Applesauce Milk, tea, coffee 24 grams fat/128 milligrams cholesterol 1 FRIDAY ' Cranberry juice cocktail Meatloaf Baked potato with margarine Carrot-raisin salad Whole wheat breaddd with margarine

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Golden birthday cake with orange flavored icing Milk, tea, coffee 45 grams fat/156 milligrams cholesterol WALKERTON Guests of Vi and Richard Masterman from Wednesday to Sunday were Mr. and Mrs. Fred Shultz, of Chesterfield, Missouri; Chris Shultz, of Chesterfield; Catherine Chomica, of Indianapolis; Stacy Shultz, of Springfield, Missouri; Patrick Godson, of Springfield; Mr. and Mrs. Matt Millikan and daughter, of Royal Oak, Michigan. Also on the 4th of July were Mr. and Mrs. Rod Foster and daughters, of Niles, Michigan; Lowell Foster, of Niles; Tina and Treavor Masterman, of South Bend; Tammi and Michael Masterman, of Valparaiso; Terry Masterman, of Plymouth; Kris Millikan, of Indianapolis; Mr. and Mrs. Jim Davis, Mishawaka; Mr. and Mrs. Tom McMahon, of Mishawaka; Esther Shultz and Lorena Briggs, of Walkerton. Guests of Mr. and Mrs. Gail Whitaker for a week were their daughter, Mrs. Erma Northam, of Gurnee, Illinois, and their daughter-in-law, Mrs. Shirley Whitaker, of Grapevine, Texas. While here they attended the class reunion of Shirley Whitaker on Saturday. OREGON TOWNSHIP SENIORS TO MEET The Oregon Township Senior Citizens will meet at the Hollywood Restaurant, on Route 30, Thursday, July 16 at 1:00 p.m. Do come and enjoy an afternoon with your Senior friends. You may bring some of your friends if you wish. Choose any menu of your choice, delicious food in a pleasant atmosphere. After lunch we can go to the Koontz Lake Conservation Clubhouse for cards or games, etc. OREGON TOWNSHIP HOMEMAKERS TO MEET TUESDAY, JULY 14 The Oregon Township Homemakers Gub will meet at the home of Josephine Ivancevich on the lake for the annual picnic at 12:30 p.m. on Tuesday, July 14. Bring a sack lunch. Our hostess, Josephine, will furnish the beverages. Do come and enjoy a pleasant afternoon as always. Bring a friend. After the business meeting, pinochle or other games will be played or just visiting if you choose. Our current officers for 1992-93 are: Mildred Nolcheff, president; Ann Labno, vice-president; Gen England, treasurer; Marge Dark, secretary; Canna Larson, flower fund and sunshine chairperson; and Vee Shogren, reporter. CONSERVATION CLUB POTLUCK DINNER SATURDAY Edna and Gene Kerchaert will be the hosts for the potluck dinner at the Koontz Lake Conservation Gub on Saturday evening, July 11. NEBRASKA WESLEYAN STUDENTS SELECTED FOR DEAN’S LIST Two hundred eighty-seven students at Nebraska Wesleyan University have been named to the dean’s list for academic achievement for the second semester of 1991-92. A student must have a minimum grade point everage of NUNLEY’S TROPHYS Phone 656-3924 FREE ENGRAVING On Trophy Orders Over $15.00 Monday - Friday 9 00 - 5:00 Saturday 9:00 - 1:00 Evenings By Appointment Only Phone 656-3924 110-93

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3.75 (on a 4.0 scale) for 12 or more hours of coursework to qualify for the list. Nebraska Wesleyan is an independent, coeducational, undergraduate liberal arts institution nationally recognized for its excellence in teaching and the high caliber of its students and faculty. On the dean’s list from North Liberty, is Shawn P. Mummeret, a freshman. SCHOLARSHIP RECIPIENTS HONORED AT LAPORTE The 1992 recipients of the LaPorte Hospital Foundation and the LaPorte Hospital Auxiliary scholarships were honored at an evening reception and dinner on Thursday, June 18 in the hospital cafeteria. Sixteen scholarships sponsored by the LaPorte Hospital Auxiliary included Kathryn Jacob, Walkerton; Erin Ruff, Walkerton; and Lynette Kile, Walkerton. FIRST ANNUAL “SUMMER SLAM” SET FOR AUGUST 2 The first annual Summer Slam will be held on Sunday, August 2. The fee for registering will be SIO.OO per person for early registration. Dealine for early registra-

Free Estimates -YMoore Construction Co. • New Buildings • Room Additions • Old Renovations • Insurance Claims J.W. Moore (219) 656-3700 LAST ROUNDUP Stillwell 369-1025 FAMILY DINING Beer - Liquor - Wine — FRIDAY NIGHT SPECIAL — FISH FRY All You Can Eat — With Salad Bar SATURDAY NIGHT SPECIAL — PRIME RIB With Salad Bar Included — OPEN SUNDAYS 1 2:00 -1 2:00 — CATERING FOR ALL OCCASIONS | BINGO | I ST. DOMINIC’S I I OF KOONTZ LAKE I I Changing From Tuesday Ta I I WEDNESDAY I 6:30 p.m. Players 18 Years & Over ^>l

tion will be Friday, July 17, at 5:00 p.m. Late registration will be $15.00 per person. The fee will include a T-shirt, food, beverage, fun and a lot of sun! You don’t need a team, this will be a draw tournaments, using four person coed teams. The tournament will be round robin. Drawings and entry deadline will be 8:15 a.m. August 2. The tournament will begin at 9:15 a.m. The winning team will receive sweatshirts. The tournament will be played at the Washington Street beach I Hope to see yal For more information contact Monique Pavey at 586-7922. ALCOHOLICS ANONYMOUS KOONTZ LAKE LIBRARY Monday & Thursday 7:00 p.m. WALKERTON COMMUNITY BUILDING Sunday 7:00 p.m. For Further Information CALL 586-3243 or 586-2504 iy2t<