The Independent-News, Volume 120, Number 40, Walkerton, St. Joseph County, 16 February 1995 — Page 9

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St. Patrick School FEBRUARY 20 - 24 )NDAY •resident’s Day <o School ESDAY 4eat loaf dashed potatoes 'arrots Iread and butter dilk iDNESDAY •ig in a blanket dixed vegetables ■ruit dilk URSDAY oft taco *eas 'ruit lot roll dilk DAY ish nuggets rench fries Carrot and celery sticks .pple crisp dilk Oregon-Davis High School FEBRUARY 20 - 24 NDAY basted cheese sandwich egetable beef soup pple ugar cookie silk iSDAY hamburger on bun •ven fries read and butter ineapple eanut butter silk DNESDAY eef a roni ora read and butter eaches ice crispie treat silk JRSDAY ish sandwich urley fries ole slaw exas cake silk DAY izza reen beans fixed fruit :e cream cup silk Valkerton Elementary School FEBRUARY 20 - 24 NDAY resident’s Day o School iSDAY amburger rench fries ickle chips ruit ice krispie square silk DNESDAY hicken nuggets lot roll reen beans ruit silk URSDAY rench toast sticks ausage patty !ash browns Grange slices dilk DAY ish nuggets ’ole slaw brn bread 'ruit silk North Liberty Elementary FEBRUARY 20 - 24 )NDAY Resident’s Day to School ESDAY thicken patti on bun Tator tots Fruit Cake Chocolate milk EDNESDAY Lasagna Lettuce salad Garlic toast Fruit Milk

THURSDAY I Taco rice Nacho rounds California blend Fruit Chocolate milk FRIDAY Hamburgers French fries Broccoli Apple crisp Milk Urey Middle School FEBRUARY 20 - 24 NO SCHOOL No School TUESDAY Chicken noodles Mashed potatoes Green beans Bread and butter Fruit Milk WEDNESDAY Hot dog or chili dog Tatertots Com Blueberry cake Milk THURSDAY Chicken tenders Mashed potatoes and gravy Hot rolls Peas Fruit Milk FRIDAY Italian pizza pocket Tri taters Winter blend Fruit Milk John Glenn High School FEBRUARY 20 - 24 Choice of Entree Each Day MONDAY No school TUESDAY Hamburger Cheeseburger Chef salad Peanut butter and jelly sandwich WEDNESDAY Chicken pattie Ravioli Chef salad Peanut butter and jelly sandwich THURSDAY Homemade pizza Cottage cheese plate Chef salad Peanut butter and jelly sandwich FRIDAY Potato bar Com dog Chef salad Peanut butter and jelly sandwich Set Parent Information Night At Oregon-Davis Oregon-Davis Jr.-Sr. High School Guidance Department announces a Parent Information Night scheduled for Wednesday night, February 22nd, at 7:00 p.m. in the school library. This program is open to all curent Bth - 11th grade students and their parents. Course description books will be discussed, as well as Tech Prep curriculum, Core 40 (college expectations for high school courses), and scheduling high school classes in accordance with students’ career plans. There will be time allowed for questions, as well as an opportunity to schedule classes for next year, and the years remaining in the students’ high school career. WOMEN’S FEST AT CENTURY CENTER THIS SATURDAY, FEB. 17 The Women’s Fest will be held this Saturday in downtown South Bend at the Century Center from 9:00 a.m. - 6:00 p.m.. This is open to women and their families. Throughout the day there will be a Health Fest, Travel Fest, Children’s Fest, exhibitor's booths, seminars and entertainment all day long. Tickets for the event are $4.00 at the door, but can be picked up in advance for $2.00 at K-Mart, Target and Majerek’s Readers World. For more information, you may call Greta Claeys, (219) 234-5777.

Walkerton Church To Host Unity Service Feb. 26th The Walkerton United Methodist Church will be hosting an area Christian Unity Service on Sunday, February 26th at 3:00 p.m. Sponsors include the Walkerton Ministerial Association, North Liberty/LaVille Ministerial Association, and the Far West Cluster of the United Religious Community of Saint Joseph County. The theme of the service is “Communion In God-Life Together’’ based on John 15:1-17. Dr. James J. Fisko, Executive Secretary of URC, will be preaching. Area pastors will provide leadership as well. Dr. Donald C. Lacy, host pastor, will preside and a brief fellowship time will be provided by the host church following the service. The public is invited. LEGISLATIVE COFFEE TO BE CONDUCTED AT ST. JOSEPH’S HOSPITAL The first of three legislative coffees will be conducted Saturday, February 18 at St. Joseph’s Hospital of Marshall County. The session, beginning at 9:00 a.m., will feature State Rep. Gary Cook, D-Plymouth, and State Sen. Bill Alexa, D-Valparaiso. The twohour session will be held in the hospital’s cafeteria. Cook and Alexa are expected to give a brief update on legislation passing through this session of the Indiana General Assembly. They will then open the meeting up for questions from the public. The Plymouth Area Chamber of Commerce and St. Joseph’s Hos- । pital of Marshall County are cosponsoring the meeting. Coffee and doughnuts will be available. These meetings are open to the public. ! The next coffee is scheduled for Saturday, March 11. Both will start at 9:00 a.m. and be held at the hospital. LOCAL STUDENT NAMED TO HONORS LIST Patricia Christensen, a Saint Mary’s College senior, has been named to the academic honors list for the fall 1994 semester. She is the daughter of Dr. and Mrs. Carl J. Christensen of Walkerton. Saint Mary’s, one of the nation’s oldest Catholic colleges for women, offers four year courses in the liberal arts and sciences, leading to degrees of bachelor of arts, fine arts, science, business administration, nursing and music. Saint J Mary’s celebrated its 150th anniversary in 1994, the same year it was ranked number one in its category of regional liberal arts 1 colleges by the U.S. News and , World Report annual survey of American colleges and univer--1 sities. NORTH LIBERTY TRI KAPPA HAS VALENTINE’S PARTY j The North Liberty Zeta Pi held it February Bth meeting at 7:00 p.m. at the Community Center. They ( had a Valentine party following the meeting. Hostesses were Pam Wallace, Irinda Slater and Marka Jackson. 808 JENKINS NAMED PRESIDENT OF N.W. REGION OF DETECTIVE ASSN. C. O. “Cap” Sterling, State [ President of the Indiana Detective Private Detective Association would like to announce that Bob Jenkins, of Jenkins Detective Agency of Knox, will be the president of the Northwest Region. With Bob’s experience, dedication and loyalty to his profession, the vote was unaimous. Bob is totally against domestic abuse, a child or wife and he will not tolerate it at all. And he will do what he can for the victims.

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BOWLING NEWS |

— I Sunday Night Mixed Doubles February 12,1995 Misfits 4 0 । Blind 3 1 Animules 2 2 Flintstones 2 2 ; GT’s 2 2 j Were Poor 2 2 , Fashion Club 1 3 , The Taz 0 4 j High team series: Blind 1890, ] Misfits 1760, Were Poor 1684. High team game: Blind 660, 639, GT’s 613. High individual series: men, Dan , Calhoon 603, Doug Hill 530, Sam Dollahan 496; women, Lori Becker 493, Dene Hensley 458, Tammy Gee 456. High individual game: Dan Calhoon 221, 206, Harry Tuttle 200; women, Carrol Miller 182, Tammy Gee 178, Becky Hill 173, Mickey Tuttle 173. Suburban League February 9,1995 Shady Lanes 16*/i 7‘/i Bolze Service 16 8 Jack’s Citgo 14% 9*/a Christian Bros. Con. 11 */j 12 1 /j Preferred Auto 8 1 /! 15Vi Success Realty 5 19 High team series: Jack’s Citgo 2528, Shady Lanes 2487, Bolze Service 2420. High team game: Jack’s Citgo 888, Bolze Service 867, Shady Lanes 846. High individual series: Dan Calhoon 567, Al Eddinger 557, Tim Egger 557. High individual game: Tom Miller 213, Tim Egger 211, Dan Calhoon 207. Gutterbusters — Bantams February 4, 1995 The Strikers 14 7 Diltz&Sons 11 10 Shady’s Little Ladies 9 12 Nedra’s 8 13 High team series: Shady’s Little Ladies 366 scratch, 1174 handicap. High team game: Shady’s Little Ladies 191 scratch, 595 handicap. High individual series: Heather Cable 73, 78 = 151; Brandon Duckett 52,86 = 138; Nick Fuentes 62, 70 = 132. 62, 70 = 132; Miles Bolze 54, 72 = 126; Lynne Keck 56 game, 101 series; Shawn Kickbush 58 game. Most pins above average, Brandon Duckett. Gutterbusters — Prep February 4, 1995 Wood Choppers 17 11 Success Realty 15 13 Mama C’s 14 14 Marsha’s Flowers 10 18 High team series: Wood Choppers 1357 scratch; Mama C’s 2326 handicap. High team game: Mama C’s 505 scratch, 851 handicap. High individual series and game: Ashlee Jackson 198 and 421; Jason Fraschetti 137 & 357; Josh Rizek 149 & 322; Christine Elder 123 & 322; Brooke Eddinger 142; Brandon Adkins 110. Most pins over average, Brandon Adkins, 116. Goof Offs February 4, 1995 Walkerton Tool & Die 18 10 Team No. 2 15‘/i 12‘/j Strikes Unlimited 15 13 The Christmas Shop 14*/i 13‘/i Team No. 4 12 16 Team No. 5 9 19

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High team series: Walkerton Tool & Die 1349 scratch, 1769 handicap. High team game: Walkerton Tool & Die 484 scratch, 624 handicap. Boys high individuals: Jeremiah Rizek 188 game, 511 series; Ryan Lichtenbarger 171 game, 454 series; Mike Greene 152 game, 449 series; Torey Collins 154 game, 416 series; Andy Holston 154 game; Ryan Holland 139 game; Kurt Hostetler 139 game. Girls high individuals: Jenny Mossman 128 game, 364 series; Jennifer Calhoon 132 game, 335 series; Josephine Brady 116 game, 303 series; Pam Ludwig 108 game. UREY WRESTLING FEBRUARY 21 NewPriarie 4:15 H 23 LaVille 4:30 T 25 Plymouth Tourney 9:00 T MARCH 1 Culver 4:30 T 4 Rochester Tourney 9:00 T 7 Triton 4:30 H 9 Bremen 4:30 T 14 North Wood 4:30 T Coach: Dan Drotar All home matches are held at North Liberty Elementary School. UREY MIDDLE SCHOOL GIRLS BASKETBALL FEBRUARY 23 Oregon-Davis 4:30 H MARCH 1 LaPorte Kesling (Bth) 5:00 H 1 LaPorte Kesling (7th) 5:00 T 2 LaVille 4:30 H 4 Urey Tourney (N.L.) 9:00 H 7 Knox (Bth) 5:00 T 7 Knox (7th) 5:00 H 9 New Prairie (Bth) 4:30 H 9 New Prairie (7th) 4:30 T Bth Grade Coacvh: Dan Hutton 7th A Coach: Robin Minder 7th B Coach: Kim Huizinga NORTH LIBERTY GIRLS BASKETBALL FEBRUARY 16 Plymouth (6th) 4:30 T 21 St. Patrick’s (sth) 4:00 H 22 Olive Twp. (6th) 4:30 H 22 Olive Twp. (sth) 4:30 T 25 Triton Tourney (Sth) 9:00 T 27 Knox (6th) 4:30 T MARCH 2 Plymouth (6th) 4:30 H 4 LaVille Tourney (6th) 9:00 T 7 Bremen (6th) 4:30 H 9 Oregon-Davis 4:30 H 13 Walkerton (6th) 4:15 T 13 Walkerton (sth) 4:15 H 16 St. Patrick’s (sth) 4:00 H 6th A Coach: Tim Davis 6th B Coach: Greg Gratner sth Coach: Damon Groves WALKERTON ELEMENTARY GIRLS BASKETBALL FEBRUARY 21 LaVille (6th) 4:15 H 21 LaVille (sth) 4:15 T 23 Plymouth (6th) 4:30 T 25 Triton Tourney (sth) 9:00 T 27 Bremen (6th) 4:30 T MARCH 1 Plymouth (6th) 4:30 H 2 Knox (6th) 4:30 H 4 LaVille Tourney (6th) 9:00 T 7 LaVille (6th) 4:15 T 7 LaVille (Sth) 4:15 H 8 Olive Township (6th) 4:30 H 8 Olive Township (Sth) 4:30 T MARCH 13 North Liberty (6th) 4:15 H 13 North Liberty (Sth) 4:15 T 15 Oregon-Davis 4:30 T 6th A Coach: John Huffman 6th B Coach: Doug Smith sth A Coach: Rosanna Balmer sth B Coach: Lana Hostrawser