The Independent-News, Volume 119, Number 28, Walkerton, St. Joseph County, 25 November 1993 — Page 7
WILDCATS ARE NO MATCH FOR LADY FALCONS Glenn’s scrappy Lady Falcons defeated South Bend Riley 49-35 Tuesday night at the Aerie in a girls high school basketball tilt. The win improved the Falcons record to 2-1 while it was the season opener for the Wildcats. The first quarter was very physical. as the Lady Cats experiencing first game jitters, ran into early foul trouble. The Falcons stepped to the charity stripe eight times in the* period but managed to convert on only on toss, but still were able to forge a 9-3 lead at the first stop. she Falcons displayed poor shooting and had some ballhandiing problems in the second stanza which allowed the visitors to cut the wiargin to four at the intermission, 17-13. Coach Scott Hostetler’s team came out of the locker room smoking to start the second half. With six players scoring in the stanza, the local ladies raced to a 16 point lead at the end of the third eight-minute-segment, 36-20. Hostetler’s charges were never threatened in the final chapter as the two teams traded points. Tracey Legge led the Big Black attack with 13 points and 19 rebounds. Teammate Renee Fisher added 11 tallies. Dara Cisney, the only senior on the club, played well polling down 12 boards. The margin of victory would have been greater if not for the Falcons inabilities at the 15-foot stripe. The locals hit on only 14 of 35 attempts, while the Wildcats were not much better with a 10 or 24 performance. From the field, the Falcons sank 17 of 62 attempts and the South Benders canned only 12 of 61 from the floor. The winners soundly outrebounded the visitors 66 to 38. BOX SCORE Glenn tg ft tp Legge 2 9 13 Hesters 3 2 8 Hoover 1 0 2 Fisher 5 011 Cisney 4 0 8 Brooke 226 Allsop 0 11 TOTALS 17 14 49 Riley Fletcher 1 0 2 Lugo 3 4 10 Swedarsky 6 3 15 Gooden 000 Stoner 2 3 8 Johnson 000
Jingle Bells! Jingle Bells! We Are Ready For Santa At The Keepsake Antique Mall Jhe Christmas Tree Is Up And There Are Antique And Collectible Gifts To Choose From In All 28 Booths THE CHRISTMAS CLUB Is In Full Swing Again This Year To Join Just Come In And Make A Purchase Before December 20th A SIOO.OO GIFT CERTIFICATE AND 2 $50.00 GIFT CERTIFICATES Will Go To Lucky Winners Open Tuesday 1:00 - 5:00 p.m. Wednesday - Saturday 10:00 a m. - 5 00 p.m. Sunday 12:00 Noon - 5.00 p.m - Closed Mondays Keepsake Antique Mall St. Rd. 23 Koontz Lake, Ind. 4 Miles South Os U.S. 6 — 4 Miles North Os U.S 30 4 . .
Boresahdo 000 TOTALS 12 10 35 Score By Quarter* Riley 3 13 20 35 Glenn 9 17 36 49 JV Romps Past Cats In the preliminary contest, the young locals romped to an easy 43-22 win over the Wildcats to capture their second win against one loss. The Falcons jumped to a 14-7 advantage at the end of one period of play and never looked back. The white clad gals shutout the visitors in the second stanza while dropping in 12 points to go to the dressing room at halftime up 26-7. In the third the two teams battled more evenly, but the Falcons still extended their lead to 21 at the stop, 38-17. The scoring slowed in the fourth stanza with each team managing only five points. Elaine Davidson paced the winners attack with a junior-varsity single game record of 19 points. The previous high was 18 held by teammate Alicia Allsop set last season against Westville. The 5-7 freshman also led the team with 12 rebounds and played very well on defense. Lindsay O’Connor added 8 points and five assists followed by Tracey Futa with 8 tallies, Alicia Allsop 4, Angel Dietrich 2, and Ojeta Oke 2. Tiffany Ransbottom also saw action. C.A.T. Group Is Organized At Oregon-Davis The first meeting of the C.A.T., Community Action Team, was held October 6, at the Oregon-Davis High School library. Twenty-four people were present at this meeting. Community and faculty members were represented. C.A.T. was organized so that effective communication would be developed between parents and the school. It is designed for parental involvement and parents should be active in planning the agenda for each C.A.T. meeting. Various topics were discussed. Some of the topics discussed were Parent/Teacher Conferences, AtRick programs, Career Day on March 14. a Substance Abuse survey, and a possible field trip to the Michigan City prison. The winners of the attendance drawing for two $25.00 gift certificates were Eleanor Hamess and Connie Cepeda, compliments
of the Koontz Lake Supermarket. Remember — another drawing for attendance will be held at the end of the December 1 meeting for gift certificates worth at least $50.00 from local merchants. The agenda for the next meeting, December 1, will be: a. Grades b. Passing Period c. PBA Update d. Counseling — Meet Karen Renner, Guidance Counselor Anyone who has a topic or information to share, please contact the high school secretary, Shirley Budka, or treasurer, Jan Hughes, at 867-4561 or 867-2481. The next meeting will be on Wednesday, December 1, at 7:00 p.m. in the high school library. Hope to see you at the next C.^.T. meeting. HITTLE REUNION ENJOYED On Saturday, November 20, Bob and Nancy Beghtel, of Walkerton, were hosts for the Jesse Hittie reunion with 29 attending. They all celebrated the birthday of Richard Roush, Sr. Those attending from Ohio were: Mr. and Mrs. Manford Robinson. Mrs. Kay Larson and friend Tom, Mr. Troy Larson and fiancee, April. Also attending were Mr. and Mrs. Tom Robinson, Sarah and Molly, of Ann Arbor, Michigan, Mrs. Sharon Mrozinski and Heather, of Osceola, Mrs. Dolores Miller
STARLITE INN 718 Roosevelt Rd. Phone 586-7037 Walkerton, Indiana Finally The Event You’ve All Waited For Is Here! The First AMATUER HOUR KARAOKE SYSTEMS CONTEST It Is Scheduled To BEGIN SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 21, 1993 And Come To Its Grand Conclusion On The Day After Christmas Sunday, Dec. 26 All establishment that are currently running a weekly karaoke night hosted by Amatuer Hour Karaoke Systems will be participating There will be 3 weeks ot qualifying rounds held once weekly at each participating establishment There will be three categories Best Solo Male Best Solo Female, and Best Duet or Trio One winner will be picked in each of the three categories each week for a total of three acts who will advance to the semi-finals The semi-finals will be held at each participating establishment during the fourth week Acts that have won a qualifying contest during one of the three weeks prior will be eligible to compete Winners of the semi-finals will advance to the finals and represent their respective establishment Rio's of Michigan City has graciously offered to host the finals for our first contest There will be small cash prizes tor the winners of qualifying rounds Small cash prizes will also be awarded to the winners of the semi-finals along with a shirt with the establishments logo where you won to wear to the finals Cash prizes in excess of SIOO will be awarded at the finals Entry fee is a meesly buck ($1 00) All entrants will receive an audio cassette tape with their song professionally recorded for them as a keepsake Additionally all semi-final winners will receive a video tape of the finals at Rio s It participation and resonse to the contest are good, plans are to conduct contests on a regular basis You've heard of dart, bowling, or pool leagues How about Karaoke Leagues 7 RULES 1. All establishments will provide three (3) staff judges for each week of contests held at their location 2 All establishments will send one (1) representative to Rio's to judge the finals along with one representative from Amatuer Hour Karaoke Systems for a total of six (6) judges 3 You must be a resident of northern Indiana 4 You must be at least 21 years of age 5 You may only win one qualifying round at any one establishment 6 Contestants will be judged by singing ability, difficulty of song, and stage presence See You In The Spotlight At THE STARLIGHT INN Every Thursday Night For KARAOKE!
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and Jane Norton, of South Bend. Also Mr. and Mrs. Richard Roush, of Bridgeman, Michigan, Mr. and Mrs. David Roush, of Bremen. Mr. and Mrs. Greg Dreessen and Kelsey, of Walkerton, Mr. and Mrs. Richard Roush, of North Liberty, Mike, Holly and Bobbi Beghtel, of Walkerton. The day was spent looking at old pictures, slides, and lots of reminescing. ANCILLA OFFERS EVENING CLASSES AT AREA HIGH SCHOOLS At Plymouth High School, Ancilla College will offer Microecon-
50 years of age or older? You are invited to a FREE showing of the hit movie “Rudy” Wednesday, December 1— 2:00 p.m. Rees Cinema - Plymouth Please join us for a fun afternoon' For Transportation Assistance Call Mark At 586-3133 Sponsored By Mcny Manor Walkerton, Plymouth and Culver
omics and Introductory Spanish beginning Tuesday, January 11. Word Processing (Wordperfect 5.1) and Culture and Society will begin on Thursday, January 13. At Bremen High School, Introduction to Sociology will be offered on Wednesday, January 12. Classes are held from 6:30 - 9:00 p.m. Evening classes offer high school seniors the opportunity to earn college credits while they earn their high school degrees. For more information on programs offered at Ancilla, registration, a schedule of classes, or financial aid, call Student Services at Ancilla College, 936-8898.
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