The Independent-News, Volume 118, Number 43, Walkerton, St. Joseph County, 11 March 1993 — Page 7

John Glenn Schools Set Kindergarten Roundup Dates The John Glenn School Corporation Kindergarten Roundup will be held at North Liberty and Walkerton Elementary Schools on March 30 and April 1. The North Liberty Elementary School will hold their Roundup Tuesday, March 30, 7:00 p.m. at the North Liberty Elementary School. The Walkerton Elementary School will hold their Roundup on Thursday, April 1, 7:00 p.m. It is very important that all perents of children who will be five on or before June Ist attend. The school asks the children not to attend this meeting. During the orientation night parents will: — Complete registration forms; — Have birth certificates checked; — Sign up for a kindergarten screening, North Liberty April 22 and 23 and Walkerton April 27, 29 and 30; — Receive dental and health information and forms; — Meet other parents to discuss

Giant Rummage-Bake Sale SATURDAY, MARCH 13 8 30 a m. To 5:00 p.m. At WALKERTON IST ASSEMBLY OF GOD CHURCH BASEMENT 503 Michigan Street Walkerton. Indiana Items Include CRAFTS - FURNITURE - PIANO - CLOTHING - ROOKS - RECORDS KITCHEN APPLIANCES - TOYS - LOTS OF OTHER GOOD THINGS COFFEE AND BAKERY ITEMS ALSO FOR SALE NOTE Open Exactly at 830 a m On Saturday March 13. 1993 And Closes At 5 00 p m No-Tap Mixed Doubles' Saturday, March 13th ' 7:00 p.m ( At I • LIBERTY LANES I North Liberty $15.00 A Couple The Following Free Seminars Will Be Conducted In The Coming Weeks STOP SMOKING SEMINAR March 14 through March 20. 7:00 p m (nightly) The best decision you will ever make tor a healthier happier lite Call today to register There is no cost or obligation Thousands have quit smoking using this plan To Register Call 936-7011 KEYS TO HEALTH & HAPPINESS SEMINAR Beginning March 29. at 7:00 p.m. Continuing Monday & Thursday nights Free hands-on study materials used nightly to make this seminar interesting and informative tor everyone All seminars will be held in the Seminar Room at 629 Thayer St., Plymouth into AI Th* World k Public Service Os Your Friendly Adventist Church Pastor - Robert A Thompson

car pools; — Receive a kindergarten handbook; and — Receive and explanation of our kindergarten programs. CITIZENS OF TOMORROW i * Pictured in our ‘‘Citizens Os Tomorrow” column, this week we feature the children of Jack and Carla Preston, Route 4. Box 106, Walkerton. Pictured arc Susan Preston, 15; and Clayton Chitwood, age 2.

UREY CHESS TEAMS QUALIFY FOR STATE COMPETITION

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The Urey Middle School Chess teams competed in the regional chess tournament at Michigan City on Saturday, March 6. Urey’s Bth grade A team, consisting of T. J. Jackson, captain; Dale Groves, Knight Wennerstrom and Robert Spychaiski finished fourth overall with 4 team points and 14 individual wins. Urey's Bth grade B team, with members Michael Goldt, captain, Aaron DeGroff, Ted Clark, Jina Shepherd To Receive Award — —— —X ** * Terry Shepherd, of Walkerton, has been selected to receive the Excellence in Education Award for a graduate student in special education for Indiana University at South Bend. He will be honored for this at the university’s Sixteenth Annual Division of Education Brunch on March 28. He has also made the Dean’s List for the past three semesters. Shepherd has been teaching at Oregon-Davis Jr. Sr. High School for the past three years and until recently, has been the only high school teacher for the emotionally handicapped in the ten school J.E.S.S.E. cooperative. He has been involved locally in Cub Scout Pack 293 and is a member of Calvary Baptist Church in LaPaz. WALKERTON LITTLE LEAGUE SIGN-UP DATES EXPANDED The Walkerton Little League sign-up for T-Ball, minor and major league will be held at the Walkerton Youth Building on the following expanded dates: Wednesday. March 10. 6:00 - 8:00 p.m. Saturday, March 13 — 10:00 a m. - 2:00 p.m. Saturday, March 20 — 10:00 a.m. - 12:00 noon. There is a 55.00 late registration fee after March 20th. For information, call Curt Pletcher, 7848724. There will also be a coaches meeting on Sunday, March 14th, at 5:00 p.m. About 950 cities in the U.S. have a mass transit system. Denim-the material commonly used to make jeans-was first woven in Nimes, France about A D. 300 and was called serge de Nimes.

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Robbins and alternate Jeremy Kuzmits, finished 6th in their division and 9th overall with 3‘/j team points and 12*/a individual points. Urey's 7th grade team with players Ben Long, captain, Shawn Ais-

REFRIGERATORS AIR CONDITIONERS FREEZERS , We’ll Pump Out And Recapture The Freon For A Service Call Charge SERVICE GUARANTEED TO SATISFY CALL 586-2692 It's S«r>ic« Th«t Counts'' "It's Service That Counts" NANCEE’S CAFE 106 N. Main 656-3535 North Liberty St Ate Patricks jTt Day WED., MARCH 17 CORNED BEEF - CABBAGE POTATOES - CARROTS - RYE BREAD $350 Serving All Day — 11:00 a.m. - 8:00 p.m. WALKERTON AMERICAN LEGION POST 189 MJfish fry Friday, March 12 5:00 - 8 00 p.m. All You Can Eat Carry-Outs Public Invited St. Patrick’s Day Wednesday, March 17 Open At 12:00 Noon Corned Beef & Cabbage Potatoes — Carrots — Bread & Butter A PLATE S3OO Green Draft Beer .... 50 c Green Canned Beer .. 75 c

paugh, Brandon Liggett, Blake Klinedinst and alternate Josh LaBosky finished in 11th place with 3 team points and 12*/j individual points. The three Urey teams competed in five rounds of play along with 38 other teams from Indiana. The top 8 teams in the Bth grade and under division qualified for the state tournament. Urey’s Bth grade A & B teams qualified for the state tournament which will be held in Terre Haute on March 27. Robert Spychalski was undefeated in five rounds of plav and Blake Klinedinst was undefeated in four rounds of pla>. Brandon Liggett, Ted Clark and Knight Wennerstrom each had four wins and one loss. Those with 3'/i wins for the day were Robbins and DeGroff. Jackson and Long both had 3 wins each. The teams are coached by Lisa Cox. Pictured is Urey’s 7th grade chess team: Josh Laßosky, Blake Klinedinst, Eric Claywell, Ben Long Shawn Alspaugh. Standing: Mrs. Cox, sponsor, and Brandon Liggett.

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