The Independent-News, Volume 118, Number 44, Walkerton, St. Joseph County, 18 March 1993 — Page 5

Local Students Conduct Nutrition Experiments Dairy and Nutrition Council, Inc. provides schools with two female albino laboratory rats to conduct a four-week animal feeding demonstration in the classroom. During this four-week period, the rats are fed identical nutritionally balanced diets with the exception of the control rat receiving milk and the experimental rat receiving a sweetened beverage. Each week the rats are weighed wanted" 100 PEOPLE TO LOSE 29 LBS. IN 30 DAYS And EARN $400.00 Call 586-3092 4tm25

Welco’s FRIDAY, MARCH 19 PERCH & SALAD BAR 5499 4:00 p.m. - 9:00 p.m. — All You Can Eat SIRLOIN STEAK Soup & Salad Bar . . $ 5.95 JUMBO SHRIMP Soup & Salad Bar . $ 6.95

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and measured, allowing students to see for themselves how the different diets affect the rats’ health and growth. Students also follow along with a video tape program and various classroom activities. In addition to the nutrition knowledge gained, the students learn to make growth charts, are introduced to and work with the metric system and accept the responsibility of the rats’ care. Dairy and Nutrition Council’s live animal feeding demonstration is designed to help educate and emphasize the benefits of milk and daity products in the diet. The following teachers at the area schools are participating in the Dairy and Nutrition Council’s animal feeding program: Michele Weiss, North Liberty Elementary, 400 School Drive, North Liberty, IN 46554. Pamala Peeples, Walkerton Elementary, 805 Washington Street, Walkerton, IN 46574. Wendy Van Wynsberghe, St. Patrick’s School, 807 Tyler, Walkerton, IN 46574.

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JEANA COOPER WINNER AT RAY & KENNY’S I I I qv A i ■Hr * The winner of a Super Nintendo at Ray & Kenny’s Super Valu was Jeana Cooper, right, being presented her prize by manager Carl Vermilyer. WRESTLERS PARTICIPATE IN NORTHWOOD TOURNEY Five of Urey's wrestlers participated Saturday in a wrestling tournament at North Wood. James Salyer and Matt Szymczak gave great effort in their matches. Darrick Klinedinst placed third and J. Neiswender and Jeremiah Rizek both received seconds. Congratulations! P.W.P. DANCE SATURDAY The South Bend Chapter 194 of Parents Without Partners will hold a Shamrock Shuffle this Saturday, March 20, at 8:30 p.m. to 12:30 a.m. at the Mishawaka Eagles Lodge, 225 Main Street. Music will be provided by DJ. Gary Vincent. A donation of $6.00 per person for the evening.

MARCH 18, 1993 - THE IND^NDENT NEWS -

N. L. UNITED METHODIST PLANS “KEY EVENT CELEBRATIONS” “Key Event Celebrations’’, based on the idea that Jesus Christ is the Key Event in all human history, is planned for North Liberty United Methodist Church beginning with the regular 9:30 a.m. service of worship. Unique worship services for the next four weeks will emphasize “Key Events" in the life of Christ; Natitivy, Passion, Palm Sunday, and Resurrection. A final service on May 30th will celebrate the sending of the Holy Spirit at Pentecost. The theme for this Sunday is “It's Christmas Again Without The Hastie: The Nativity of Jesus Christ is the Key to God’s Love for Us". Persons present in the service will have the opportunity to make a spiritual gift in response to God’s love.

DR. ELLIOTT FRASH, OPTOMETRIST । 413 Michigan Street Walkerton । 9:00 a.m. - 5:00 p.m. Thursdays Call 586-3722 For Appointment , I STARLITE BAR 718 Roosevelt Rd. Walkerton KARAOKE Every Thursday 9:00 p.m. Come & Join In The Fun!

Boneless Waste Free Butterfly Pork Chops $2" Genuine Grain Fed Beef Rolled Beef Roast *1« a w From A Hungarian Recipe Handed Down Through Three Generations And Made Only From Fresh Pork Butts Stuffed Sausage Si 4 *7 Or No Bone, No Waste gtt. Pork Cutlets SfSd FROM THE DELI Kahn's Finest BRAUNSWEIGER ib Eckrich — Your Choice PICKLE PIMENTO OLIVE LOAF MACABONI A CHEESE LOAF s^ 39

Pastor Jim Stansell will present a sermon entitled “He Gave His Son For Us . The Chancel Choir will present special music celebrating Christ’s birth. The public is cordially invited to participate in these special services of worship. UREY GIRLS DEFEAT KNOX IN BASKETBALL On Tuesday, March 9, the Urey Bth grade girls defeated Knox 30-18. Scorers were Schmeltz, Futa, O’Connor, Davidson, Oke. Swartz, Walter and Dietrich. The 7th grade girls won over Knox 16-15. Drews, Honaker. Oke, Legge and Klingerman all scored for the Falcons. Do not offer a compliment and ask for a favor at the same time. A compliment that is charged for is not valuable.

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