The Independent-News, Volume 120, Number 37, Walkerton, St. Joseph County, 26 January 1995 — Page 8

- THE INDEPENDENT-NEWS - JANUARY 26, 1995

GLENN JV GIRLS COP FIRST EVER RI-COUNTY TITLE Coach Dan Hutton’s Glenn Falcons captured the 1995 Bi-County girls junior varsity basketball tournament Saturday afternoon by whipping New Prairie 30-22 in the championship contest at Bremen. The locals advanced to the title tilt by dumping Argos 44-28 in the morning semi-final round while New Prairie was idle due to a forfeit by Culver Girls Academy. Several members of CGA’s team were sick with the flu and they were unable to field a team. It marked the first time that Glenn has copped the eight-year junior varsity affair. The title win upped the Falcons record to a sparkling 15-2, a new school record for JV victories in a season. It also kept alive a 10 game win streak, another school season best for JV DUAN^RAKE’S TREE SERVICE TREE REMOVAL TREE TRIMMING STUMP REMOVAL Estimates Phone (219) 936-6546 Plymouth

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girls. The loss dropped a much improved Cougar team to 6-9 on the year. The Glenn gals, with just a 90 minute rest between games, came out in the championship bout and battled their way to a 5-2 edge at the end of round one. Heidi Wasteney kept her team’s title hopes alive by scoring nine of her game high 15 points in the second stanza to help her teammates to a hard fought 14-12 advantage at the intermission. Coach Hutton’s troops looked a little tired in the third frame as the Cougars took their only lead of the game at 19-18 late in the period. But the Falcons somehow found the energy to regain the lead 21-19 as the quarter came to an end. The Falcons rested their starters by rotation in the third period and took off their full court man-to-man press the last 1:50 of the stanza. The nearly two minute break from the press seemed to revive the locals. They went back to their aggressive full court pressure at the start of the final six minutes and went on an 8-1 run to lead 29-20 with just over three minutes left. Coach Hutton was very pleased with his team’s effort. "Our kids showed what they are made of today. Not many teams have had to take on a fresh team after an hour and half rest from a tough game," stated the Falcon mentor. “Our kids never batted an eye when they learned before the game that New Prairie did not play in the morning. They just went out and got the job done like the true

champions they are," he added. New Prairie coaches were really confident before the game as they felt their team had really improved lately and with the additional rest they had a very good chance to upset the locals. But the Falcons showed their true grit and just were not going to be denied. BOX SCORE New Prairie fg ft fta tp Shavaa Haverstock 0 0 2 0 Stacy Dieszchala 0 3 4 3 Shannon Brown 0 0 0 0 Amanda Depoy 2 0 14 Julie Deutscher 2 0 14 Tara Halter 113 3 Dena Delaurenes 10 2 2 Brandy Tallent 3 0 0 6 TOTALS 9 4 13 22 John Glenn Bridget Honaker 12 3 4 Share Oke 0 0 4 0 Ojeta Oke 10 0 2 Heidi Wasteney 4 7 12 15 Holly Legge 10 0 2 Johanna Hathaway 0 12 1 Lexia Drews 2 2 4 4 TOTALS 9 12 25 30 Score By Quarters New Prairie 2 12 19 22 John Glenn 5 14 21 30 Down Argos To Advance In the morning semi-final round, the Falcons ran into a good shooting and another greatly improved Argos team. The Falcons had their hands full throughout much of the first half as they led the Dragons by only 11-10 at the first stop before taking a 21-16 advantage to the dressing room at half time. The winners came out strong after the break and built their lead to 34-23 to start the final six minutes of play. Heidi Wasteney paced the Falcons with 15 points to send her team into the championship game. Argos’ ususally high scoring guard, Angie Dunlap, was held to

LIBERTY TOWNSHIP TRUSTEE’S ANNUAL REPORT LIBERTY TOWNSHIP, ST. JOSEPH COUNTY, INDIANA For The Year Ended December 31, 1994 STATEMENT OF RECEIPTS, DISBURSEMENTS, CASH BALANCES, AND INVESTMENTS BALANCES Beginning 1994 Ending Total Cash Cash Fund Receipts Cash Fund And Balances Disburse- Balances Investments Investments FUNDS 1-1-94 Receipts me nts 12-31-94 at Dec. 31 At Dec. 31 Township 40,302.43 59,060.18 49,099.87 50,262.74 12,000.00 62,262.74 Poor Relief* 3,878.04 13,990.83 9,091.07 8,777.80 8,777.80 Fire Fighting 44,131.65 52,141.89 56,264.43 40,009.11 50,000.00 90,009.11 Dog 1,250.20 1,078.00 1,059.00 1,269.20 1,269.20 Cumulative 10,273.11 19,136.73 19,377.36 10,032.48 61,954.89 71,987.37 Township Debt 22,074.00 14,024.82 8,049.18 8,049.18 TOTAL RECEIPTS 99,835.43 167,481.63 148,916.55 118,400.51 123,954.89 242,355.40 ♦OBTAIN FIGURES FROM YOU R COUNTY AUDITOR’S RECORDS A Detailed Accounting of Receipts and Disbursements is on file in the Township Trustee’S Office and may be reviewed during regular business hours. RECEIPTS Poor Fire Township Relief Fighting Dog Cumulative Township FUNDS Fund Fund Fund Fund Debt General Property Taxes 37,619.00 11,707.00 37,874.00 15,272.00 19,636.00 Financial Institution Tax 54.00 32.00 30.00 Auto and Aircraft Excise Tax 4,672.00 1,454.00 4,129.00 1,665.00 2,438.00 Interest Earned 1,999.57 1,722.63 2,169.73 Fire Prevention Contracts 6,897.75 Emergency Medical Service Fees 14,459.61 Miscellaneous Receipts 797.83 1,472.91 Dog Tax 200.00 1,078.00 Refunds 56.00 45.60 TOTAL RECEIPTS 59,060.18 13,990.83 52,141.89 1,078.00 19,136.73 22,074.00

TOWNSHIP FUND To Whom Paid Gross Amount Indiana Township Association 220.00 North Liberty Municipal Utility 262.20 Arrow Services Inc 288.00 Farm Bureau Insurance 4,688.70 Mittler Supply Inc 422.63 Goble Printing Co 362.25 Office Max 151.17 Rural Insurance Co 3,244.30 United Telephone Co 3,337.87 Indiana Dept, of Employment 18.45 St. Joseph County Firefighters 10.00 Memorial Hospital 400.00 NIPSCO 2,862.68 Kathie Sheneman 3,450.00 Martha Lambert 5,700.00 The Independent-News 177.70 Mishawaka Enterprise 179.37 N. L. Community Building 2,100.00 Citgo Petroleum Corp 617.61 Bob Payne 675.00 North Liberty Postmaster 57.25 St. Joseph County Treasurer 5.00 Internal Revenue Service 375.59 Copy Rite 76.50 Tru/Chemlawn 160.00 Deborah Sullivan Brown 500.00 Alida Gouker 896.00 Liberty Mutual Insurance Co 171.50 Marquette Electronics 82.83 Moore Medical 570.85 ' Judy Allsop 2,527.13

just nine tallies by outstanding defensive performances by WasteVy and Johanna Hathaway. Argos coach Shelly Feldman was very optimistic before the game about her team’s chances as she felt her team had really improved since the first meeting with the Falcon’s earlier in the year. She claimed her team was playing the best they had all season and was very disappointed in the final results as her team fell to 7-7 on the season. Coach Hutton again praised his entire team for their fine performance. He singled out his bench for a super effort as each player who entered the game gave a fine account of themselves. BOX SCORE John Glenn fg ft fta tp Bridget Honaker 4 14 9 Share Oke 0 2 6 2 Ojeta Oke 112 3 Heidi Wasteney 5 5 9 15 Holly Legge 3 0 16 Danielle Ludwig 0 0 0 0 Johanna Hathaway 12 4 4

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A. E. Boyce Inc 72.26 Communication Services 1,013.00 Primary Medical Resource 244.71 Medical Products 276.45 Trobaugh Auto Parts 31.31 PDH Office Products 33.58 Community EMS 175. 25 State Farm Insurance 125.00 Audrey Crothers 92.00 Ist Source Bank 150.31 Adams Remco Inc 1,753.66 Marriott Hotel 122.68 Greg Bajer 189.00 Paul Applegate 324.00 Paul Applegate 324.00 Tim Bland 504.00 Alan DeGrof 189.00 Jerry Gorby 111.75 Mark Holderread 396.00 Jack Jackson 498.00 Marsha Mlekodaj 91.88 Charles Ross 135.00 Ed Traversa 392.00 Robert Sanders 18.00 Ralph Zent 27.00 Merrita Allsop 18.00 Lonnie Foresman 248.00 Betty Zent 632.75 Lorraine Perkins 598.25 Edie Foresman 475.75 Judy Rose 455.50 Dale Sheneman 450.00 Don Eberly 450.00

Lexia Drews 13 4 5 Julie Daube 0 0 0 0 TOTALS 15 14 28 44 Argos Myra Peters 3 0 17 Tammi Beatty 0 0 0 0 Angie Dunlap 4 15 9 Jennifer Yoder 14 6 6 Mabel Sherwood 0 12 1 S. Harshbarger 0 0 0 0 Amber Dorsey 2 115 TOTALS 10 7 15 28 Score By Quarters John Glenn 11 21 34 44 Argos 10 16 23 28 SENIOR CARD CLUB RESULTS The Tuesday euchre winners at the Walkerton Senior Card Cub were first, Ruth Ullery 70; second, Doris DePoy 66; third, Orville Klinedinst 33; and fourth, Katie Capes 56. The Thursday pinochle winners were: first, Orville Klinedinst 436; second Morris Searfoss 429; third, Milner Capes 408; and fourth, Katie Capes 353.