The Independent-News, Volume 120, Number 38, Walkerton, St. Joseph County, 2 February 1995 — Page 9

LENN GIRLS DST 57-48 SC TRIUMPH pe John Glenn Lady Falcons Ided the LaVille Lancers a 57-48 jack in the final Northern State iference contest for both teams :sday night in the Falcons’ nest, ich Scott Hostetler’s club imIved to 8-8 with the win and 2-5 league play. LaVille suffered its Ih straight defeat to fall to 4-12 ■rail and 1-6 in conference on. alcon senior co-captains Tracey ge and Renee Fisher were ored along with their parents ore the start of their final home formance. Legge is the daughof Mr. and Mrs. Andy Legge 1 5" SEAMLESS GUTTER -6" 1 SOFFIT & FACIA K VANDERHEYDENH EAVESTROUOH SERVICE Cali 288-7719 1 '

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and is a four year letter winner in both basketball and volleyball. Fisher is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Tom Fisher and is a threesport athlete. She has lettered four years in volleyball, three years in basketball and two years in track and field. Five Falcons found the scoring column in the initial period as they came out fired up and raced to a 20-11 edge at the first stop. LaVille *s Rhonda Cole scored 10 of her game high 19 points in the second stanza to help pull her team to within three at the intermission, 31-28. The Falcons came out of the dressing room after the break to build their lead to seven at the end of the third quarter, 41-34. The locals then used 12 for 12 shooting from the charity stripe in the last frame to preserve the victory. In all, the Glenn gals were 19 of 21 from the foul line in the contest, which proved to be the difference. LaVille got to the 15 foot stripe only ten times and converted on just four tries. The visitors outscored

the locals 22-19 from the field. Fisher, in her final home appearance, dropped in 16 points to lead the winners. Legge added 12 markers and sophomore Lindsay O’Connor chipped in 11 points for Glenn. BOX SCORES LaVille fg ft fta tp Sara Papczynski 0 0 12 Kim Cole 0 0 0 0 Becky Platz 10 0 2 1 Lori Vanßlaricom 2 12 3 Rhonda Cole 8 3 5 19 Lindsay Annis 3 0 0 6 Rebecca Newcomer 4 0 0 8 Holly Eddinger 3 0 2 6 TOTALS 22 4 10 48 * Glenn Lindsay O’Connor 1 9 10 11 Tracy Legge 4 4 4 12 ' Tiffany Hesters 4 0 0 8 1 Renee Fisher 7 2 2 16 Angel Dietrich 2 2 3 6 Crystal Brooke 12 2 4 Tracey Futa 0 0 0 0 Alicia Allsop 0 0 0 0 TOTALS 19 19 21 57 Score By Quarters : LaVille 11 28 34 48 [ Glenn 20 31 41 57

FEBRUARY 2, 1995 - THE INDEPENDENT -NEWS -

Glenn JV Rolls Glenn’s outstanding junior varsity, fresh off its Bi-County tournament championship, rolled to an easy 34-14 conquest of LaVille in the preliminary tilt Tuesday night. It marked the 11th straight win for the locals and improved their record to 16-2 overall and 7-0 against Northern State Conference foes. The visiting Lancers suffered their 13th consecutive loss of the season and own a 2-13 record. The Falcons jumped to a 6-0 lead and were on top 10-4 at the first stop. Glenn still maintained a six-point gap at the intermission, 14-8. Coach Dan Hutton’s quintet clamped down on the Lancers defensively in the third frame and outscored the visitors 12-2 enroute to a comfortable 26-10 advantage at the start of the final six minutes. Ojeta Oke came off the bench to pace a well balanced black attack with 10 points. Heidi Wasteney added eight tallies followed by Share Oke with five, Holly Legge five, Bridget Honaker four and JoHanna Hathaway two. Local K of C Crowns Free Throw Champions Nine boys and girls aged 10 to 14 were named local champions of the 1995 Knights of Columbus International Free Throw Championship and earned the right to compete next, at the district level. St. Patrick’s 5709 in Walkerton, sponsored the local and district competition at Walkerton Elementary School. Katie Hostetler was the 10-year old girls champion. Jared Pletcher was the winner of the 10-year old boys division. In the 11-year old bracket of the competition, Lisa Kuzmicz was the girls champion and Joshua Smith was the boys champion. Twelve-year old winners in the girls and boys divisions were Betsy Hummel and Ross Holland. The 13-year old girls division was won by Lynna Potts and the boys by Stephen Drabyn. Ryan Fair was the 14-year old boys winner. Each contestant was allowed 15 free throws in the contest and ties were settled by successive rounds of five free throws per contestant until a winner emerged. Following the local competition the District level free throw championship was held. Each contestant was allowed 25 free throws. Katie Hostetler and Matt Pinkepank were the 10-year old winners. Lisa Kuzmicz, 11-year old girls and Kyle Antos, 11-year old boys champions. Twelve-year old winners in the girls was Betsy Hummel and Nicholas Otis in the boys. Lynna Potts won the 13-year old girls and Stephen Drabyn won the boys. Fouteen-year old boys champion was Ryan Fair. These winner can go on to the Regional contest held at the Portage High School on Sunday, February 26th. The Knights of Columb is an international, Catholic, family, fraternal, service organization with over 1.5 million members in more than 10,000 local councils. In 1993, Knights donated 43.3 millioin manhours of volunteer time and $94 million to charitable and benevolent causes, sponsoring programs to benefit Chruch, Councils communities, families and youth.

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Monday Night Ladles January 23, 1995 Shady Lanes 52 28 Reflections by Karen 46 34 Mouse’s Barber Shop 38 42 Ross Engineering 24 56 High team series: Reflections by Karen 2575, Mouse’s Barber Shop 2573, Shady Lanes 2529. High team game: Mouse’s Barber Shop 925, Reflections by Karen 914, Shady Lanes 870. High individual series: Donna Wood 447, Pam Cable 443, Anna Krick 442. High individual game: Diane Feeney 182, Anna Krick 179, Donna Wood 178. Monday Night Ladles January 30, 1995 Shady Lanes 56 28 Reflections by Karen 47 37 Mouse’s Barber Shop 38 46 Ross Engineering 27 57 High team series: Shady Lanes 2686, Ross Engineering & Machine, Inc. 2658, Reflections by Karen 2545. High team game: Ross Engineering & Machine, Inc. 940, Shady Lanes 931, Reflections by Karen 903. High individual series: Donna Wood 528, Candy Collins 480, Dene Hensley 436. High individual game: Donna Wood 183, Candy Collins 173, Tammy Williams 168. Donna Wood rolled an all-spare game of 183.

I Your Health by Lester L. Coleman, M.D.

Q. My daughter is almost 13 years old. All her life, she has been taken care of by a pediatrician to whom she is devoted. She now is embarrassed to go to his office with all the “babies.” Is there any particular kind of doctor to whom I can send her before she is eventually seen by her “adult” doctor? A. Yours is a universal problem. Some pediatricians have set aside a portion of their pay to continue to treat their adolescent patients who have physically and chronologically outgrown the pediatric age group. Many young boys and girls have been given physical and emotional support during this difficult and turbulent period by physicians who consider themselves specialists in adolescent medicine. Out of this has emerged an actual subspecialty for doctors who are particularly interested in the highly specialized problems that beset adolescents and young adults. The level of emotional confusion is high among adolescents and these young people often need the specialized talents of doctors who can empathize with their patients and direct them through the complicated maze of physical and psychological growth. Many family practitioners recognize the adolescent’s need for emotional guidance and confidentiality. With great wisdom, they can give support to these young boys and girls who have difficulty in expressing their complex fears and confusions. The specialty of adolescent medicine can be a vital contribution to the emotional well-being of these young people as they pass through a difficult and complex evolutionary phase in their lives and emerge into full maturity. ©1996 by King Features Synd.

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