The Independent-News, Volume 119, Number 35, Walkerton, St. Joseph County, 13 January 1994 — Page 6

- THE INDEPENDENT NEWS - JANUARY 13, 1994

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The P.T.A. Citizenship winners at Urey Middle School for the month of November are, Sarah Dooms, left, and Robby Whitmer. Sarah is the daughter of John and Celeste Dooms, State Road 4. North Liberty. She is a 7th grade student whose favorite subject is

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The Urey P.T.A. Citizenship winners for the month of December are Scott Ruby, left, and Andy Zellers. Scott is the son of Rick and Geraldine Ruby, County Line Road, Walkerton. He is an Bth grade student whose favorite subject is Math and Home Ec. He also likes to play basketball and put models together. Andy is the son of Greg and Sharon Zellers, Ohio Street, Walk-

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Social Studies. She likes playing volleyball and pom pons. Robby is the son of Kenny and Pam Whitmer, Smith Road, Walkerton. He is an Bth grade student whose favorite subject is Math. He also likes remote control cars.

erton. He is a 7th grade student whose favorite subject is Social Studies. He also likes to play football. NORTH LIBERTY YOUTH LEAGUE TO MEET JANUARY 22 The North Liberty Youth League will meet to discuss the 1994 program at its monthly meeting Saturday, January 22, at 1:00 p.m. at the V.F.W. Coaches and parents are invited to attend.

FALCON CAGERS SUFFER NSC LOSS TO CULVER 44-33 The John Glenn Lady Falcons were handed a hard fought 44-33 Northern State Conference basketball defeat Tuesday night at Culver by the Lady Cavaliers. It was the Falcons sixth straight loss and dropped their overall record to 4-9 and league record to 0-6. It was Culver’s first conference win of the year after three setbacks and improved its season mark to 8-5. The local downfall was their inability to connect on their field goal attempts as they hit on only 10 of 54 attempts for 17 percent. The Falcons stayed close with 68 percent shooting from the 15-foot stripe nailing 13 of 19 tries. In addition coach Scott Hostetler's team played without leading scorer and rebounder Tracey Legge who was sidelined with the flu. The Falcons battled their hosts on nearly even terms in the initial stanza and trailed by only one at the stop, 6-5. The Glenn girls kept it close in the second period with eight of ten shooting from the charity stripe and were down at the intermission 21-17. Junior Kim Walters had 10 points on five field goals to keep Culver on top at the intermission. The locals continued to play hard in the third frame but just could not hit from the field with any accuracy to get back on top and trailed by five, 31-26 at the start of the final frame. Sophomore Tiffany Hesters led Glenn with 10 points and Elyse Clingenpeel had eight rebounds. Junior Tammy Peters tallied 12 points to take game scoring honors for the winners.

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LaCroeae Here Saturday The Falcons return to the friendly confines of their Aerie as they entertain the LaCrosse Tigers at 1 o’clock Saturday afternoon. The Tigers bring a 3-10 record to town. BOX SCORE Culver fg ft tp Glenda Shank 4 0 8 Amy Stevens 5 0 10 Tammy Peters 4 3 12 Jill Stevens 2 0 4 Kim Walters 5 0 10 Honey Wilson 0 0 0 Jessica Moore 0 0 0 TOTALS 20 3 44 Glenn Lindsay O'Connor 0 0 0 Tiffany Hesters 2 6 10 Jennifer Hoover 0 4 4 Renee Fisher 2 3 7 Elyse Gingenpeel 3 0 6 Dara Cisney 3 0 6 Crystal Brooke 0 0 0 Alicia Allsop 0 0 0 TOTALS 10 13 33 Score By Quarters Glenn 5 17 26 33 Culver 6 21 31 44 JV Romps To Easy Win The Falcons romped to an easy 41-18 win in the junior varsity contest as they posted their fourth win in their last five outings and eighth victory against five losses on the year.

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The locals jumped to an 11-6 advantage at the first stop and then increased the margin to 19-10 at the intermission. By the start of the final six minutes the Falcons had built a 17 point spread, 31-14. The winners were paced by Elaine Davidson's 19 points. She was followed by Lindsay O’Connor with 6, Tracey Futa 5, Alicia Allsop 5, Angel Dietrich 2, Crystal Brooke 2, and Tiffany Ransbottom 2. OREGON TWP. SENIORS POSTPONED MEETINGS The Oregon Township Senior Citizens have postponed their meetings until the third Thursday in March, the 17th. Help Wanted CASHIER FULL TIME Apply At WELCO RESTAURANT U.S. 6 East, Walkerton