The Independent-News, Volume 120, Number 39, Walkerton, St. Joseph County, 9 February 1995 — Page 10

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THE INDEPENDENT-NEWS - FEBRUARY 9, 1995

HAPPY ADS (Happy Ads start at $2.50 with heavier copy or double size ads $5.00. A happy ad advertising any event or business, starts at $4.00; and Happy Ads with pictures start at $7.50. We do not take Happy Ads over the telephone, they must be brought in or mailed in and paid for. We reserve the right to accept, reject or edit any Happy Ad submitted. It is our desire to keep the Happy Ads to the intended use . . . sending a message of happiness to an individual or group.) Congratulations DAN SCHMELTZ ON MAKING THE DEAN’S LIST AT PURDUE All Our Love, GRANDMA & GRANDPA NEWBERG Happy 18th Birthday ED aft* * tL ' - ABh AMjMy > b vShhiMilSi HR ® Al Love, REBECCA Happy Sweet “16” Birthday YVONNE SCHMELTZ 2-12-95 All Our Love, GRANDMA & GRANDPA NEWBERG Happiness Is HAVING FUN AT THE LITTLE GYM THE LITTLE GYM OF MICHIANA IS BRINGING GYMNASTICS — KARATE AND PARENT/TODDLER CLASSES TO WALKERTON Classes Start February 7th PARENT/TODDLER 12 MONTH- 3 YEARS ARE HELD FROM 6:00-6:30 KARATE AND GYMNASTICS HELD FROM 6:30-7:30 ALL CLASSES WILL BE HELD AT WALKERTON ELEMENTARY SCHOOL CALL (219) 254-1496 FOR MORE INFORMATION THE LITTLE GYM Total Development For Your Child

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SHE’S SO SWEET! Happy Sixteenth! JHA MB » A YVONNE LYNN SCHMELTZ 2-12-79 Lots Os Love, MOM & DAD Happiness Is HAVING YOU AS A SISTER Happy Birthday FEBRUARY 14, 1995 IVA With Our Love YOUR SISTERS RUTH & HELEN GOOD LUCK ACADEMIC DECATHLON TEAM AT STATE COMPETITION CHRISTIAN MATTIX KRISTA EASTBURN CHARLES MARTIN AMY PAUL LISA GEE JOSHUA SMITH ELYSE CLINGENPEEL KIM PINCKERT MATTHEW CHURCH REBEKAH EBERSOLE BENJAMIN LONG CAROL, TERRY & SARAH MARTIN AMERICAN LEGION POST 189 Congratulates OUR POTATO SOUP CONTEST WINNERS VERN HANSEN FIRST LYNN PORTER SECOND PHIL BUKOWSKI THIRD THANKS TO EVERYONE WHO CONTRIBUTED TO THE COOK-OFF TO MAKE IT SUCCESSFUL ALSO THANKS TO THE ELLINGERS DOLLY MCCORMICK FOR THE SAUERKRAUT AND SAUSAGE THEY DONATED ON SUPER BOWL SUNDAY

A “High Five” TO OUR SON MARK ON HIS PROMOTION AT KABELIN’S Love, MOM & DAD Congratulations BEN KUZMICZ CUB SCOUT PINEWOOD DERBY FIRST PLACE DAD, MOM, LISA & MATT MILLER’S MERRY MANOR IS HAVING A COMMUNITY CHERRY BAKE-OFF Wednesday, Feb. 22 At 2:00 p.m. BAKE YOUR FAVORITE DESSERT CASH PRIZES FIRST — $25.00 SECOND — $15.00 THIRD — SIO.OO CONTACT KATHY OR JUDY LADY FALCONS FALL TO ST. JOE IN SEASON FINALE Glenn' s Lady Falcons suffered a disappointing 38-35 loss at South Bend St. Joe in a girls non-con-ference basketball fray Thursday night. The Falcons closed the regular season portion of their schedule with an 8-9 mark while St. Joe will enter tournament play with a 9-9 slate. Coach Scott Hostetler’s team came out flat in the first quarter falling behin 8-2 early before rallying to close to 19-8 at the end of the initial period. Glenn outscored its hosts 10-8 in a tightly contested second frame to go to the dressing room at halftime deadlocked at 18 all. St. Joe outhustled the locals most of the night including the third quarter where both teams struggled offensively. But the Lady Indians outbattled the FaiJOHNSON INS. AGENCY DON R. JOHNSON Certified lasuranee Caunsilor DONNA L. RAUSCH DIANE JOHNSON We Se// Service Along With Our Product Call (219)586-2580 Koontz Lake

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cons on the offensive glass to tak' 27-25 edge at the end of roiA three and were never heacA enroute to a hard fought win. I The winners outscored the locA 18 to 9 from the field and had® amazing 24 offensive rebounA The Falcons stayed close with 1A 21 shooting from the foul line. A Renee Fisher pumped in I points to lead the black clad A cons. Jen Farthing and LaH Behr dumped in 10 points each ■ the winners. BOX SCORE St. Joe fg ft ft* | Beth Kovach 2 1 5 I Jenny Murphy 1 0 0 I Meredith Wozny 4 11 A Jen Farthing 5 0 0 I Laura Behr 5 0 0 I Danielle Olinger 0 0 0 A Deanna Chrobot 1 0 0 B TOTALS 18 2 6 ■ John Glenn Lindsay O’Connor 2 3 4 B Tracy Legge 1 4 4 B Tiffany Hesters 2 1 2 I Reneee Fisher 4 7 8 B Angel Dietrich 0 0 0 B Crystal Brooke 0 0 0 B Tracey Futa 0 1 3 B TOTALS 9 16 21 I Score By Quarters Glenn 8 18 25 | St. Joseph 10 18 27 ■ JV Closes At 17-2 The Falcons junior varsity clcA out their 1994-95 record seasoA style with their 12th straight ■ tory, 29-18, over the St. Joe A vees Thursday night. The loA posted their 17th win against A two setbacks while St. Joe finial at 7-9. The young Falcons posted scA girls junior varsity bests withA wins, best win-loss record at 11 most consecutive wins in a sea A 12, and best effort against A teams in a season, 7-0. They A captured the JV’s first Bi-CoA Tournament championship. In A coach Dan Hutton’s junior vatA quintets have won 20 of their B 22 starts. The 17th win did not come at first as the Falcons struggled A first seven minutes to trail 5- A the end of the first six-mitA segment. Down 6-0 early in B second stanza Bridget HonA finally got the locals on the bcA with a layup that started an A run to put the locals up 11-9 at I intermission. A big 12-2 outbßA in the third quarter put the sera A| Falcons up 23-11 at the start of® final chapter and the locals wA never threatened the rest of B way. Honaker and Heidi Waste A paced the Glenn attack with 13 A 10 points, respectively. Share A chipped in four tallies and LeA Drews added two points. ~eTstump| REMOVAL I REASONABLE RATES | Bill Etlinger 586-2167 Walkerton FULLY INSURED <?5 I