The Independent-News, Volume 120, Number 41, Walkerton, St. Joseph County, 23 February 1995 — Page 7

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^■Pictured here is the Urey 7th Kde Fighting Falcons for 1995. ■w 1, seated, left to right: Matt ■spaugh, Cory Miller, Robbie Hrkson and Dan Schweitzer. Row ■ kneeling: Jesse Payne, Chris And, Justin Easterday and Mike ■^xander. Row 3, standing: Ach Gene Reese, Chris Tetzlaff, Hi Stevens, Travis Goforth, Matt ^Hith, Luke Batman, and Allisa ■entes, manager. Not pictured is Han Reese, assistant coach. ■1994-95 was very successful for H 7th grade “Fighting Basketball ■lcons’’ at Urey Middle School, ■ter coming off an undefeated Hitball season, expectations were ■h and this team came through. He club won 13 games while Hing only 3 plus capturing “The Hey Tournament’’. It took tough Hns over LaPorte Kesling 48-47 Hd LaPorte Boston 47-41 to bring SHk trophy home. Season Record Hshawake Bieger 42-23 Hgos 63-30 ■mouth 41-31 Hw Prairie 48-18 ■egon-Davis 56-36 Hiton 24-37 Hlver 51-16 ^Porte Kesling 43-35 Hshawaka Young 44-27 Huth Central 43-28 ■Porte Boston 38-43 ■Ville 44-27 Hiox 44-53 ■Porte Kesling (Trny.) 48-47 HPorte Boston (Trny.) 47-41 Hemen 42-31 Congratulations and thanks to eryone involved, team, adminisition, parents and fans. Coach Gene Reese There is always some accident in e best things, whether thoughts expressions or deeds. The emorable thought, the happy exession, the admirable deed are ily partly ours. —Henry David Thoreau

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North Liberty Elementary FEBRUARY 27-MARCH 3 MONDAY Chicken nuggets Mashed potato and gravy Peas Roll and butter Fruit Milk TUESDAY Tacos Lettuce salad Coffee cake Fruit Chocolate milk WEDNESDAY Toastie dog Potato wedge Cookie Fruit Milk THURSDAY Sloppy joe Green beans Potato rounds Fruit Chocolate milk FRIDAY Turkey sandwich Tator tots Mixed vegetables Fruit Milk Walkerton Elementary School FEBRUARY 27 - MARCH 3 MONDAY Hot dog or chili dog Tater tots Carrot and celery sticks Apple crisp Milk TUESDAY Taco salad Mixed vegetables Fruit Milk WEDNESDAY Cheese pizza Com

Fruit No bake cookie Milk THURSDAY Chicken and noodles Peas Hot roll Fruit Milk FRIDAY Tuns salad sandwich or peanut butter and jelly Tri taters Fruit Milk Urey Middle School FEBRUARY 27-MARCH 3 MONDAY Burritos and salsa Nacho pieces with cheese Peas Fruit Cake Milk TUESDAY Roast turkey Mashed potatoes and gravy Hot rolls Green beans Hot cinnamon apples Milk WEDNESDAY Pizza Com Fruit Cookie Milk THURSDAY Rib dippers Mashed potatoes and gravy Mixed vegetables Hot rolls Fruit Milk FRIDAY Tacos Lettuce and cheese Sour cream California blend Fruit Milk St. Patrick School FEBRUARY 27-MARCH 3 MONDAY Cheeseburger Potato rounds Green beans No bake cookie Milk TUESDAY Mexican straw hats Lettuce and cheese Com Fruit Milk WEDNESDAY Macaroni and cheese Peas Fruit Wheat bread and butter Milk THURSDAY Pizza pockets Green beans Fruit Cookie Milk FRIDAY Toasted cheese sandwich Peanut butter and jelly bar Tomato soup

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Tossed salad Fruit Milk John Glenn High School FEBRUARY 27 - MARCH 3 Choice Os Entree Each Day MONDAY Rib dippers Roast beef with cheese Chef salad Peanut butter and jelly sandwich TUESDAY Ham and cheese melt Egg salad sandwich Chef salad Peanut butter and jelly sandwich WEDNESDAY Pepperoni pizza Cheese plate Chef salad Peanut butter and jelly sandwich THURSDAY Beef and noodles Burritos Chef salad Peanut butter and jelly sandwich FRIDAY Macaroni and cheese Hot dog Chef salad Peanut butter and jelly sandwich Oregon-Davis Schools FEBRUARY 27 - MARCH 3 MONDAY Toasted cheese Vegetable beef soup Celery sticks Peanut butter cookie Milk TUESDAY Com dog Potato sticks Broccoli with cheese Granola bar Milk WEDNESDAY Chicken gravy over biscuit Mashed potatoes Green beans Fruit salad Milk THURSDAY Turkey sub Lettuce and tomatoes Oven fries Jello with pears Pickle spear Milk FRIDAY Burrito Com Refried beans Com Pineabble upside down cake Milk R.E.A.L. SERVICE NEWS WALKERTON On Monday Harold Schweder took care of the books and Hazel with her smiling face gave jokes and stories. This couple celebrated their 25th wedding anniversary and because the husband

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was a very thrifty man, he gave his wife a cemetery plot for a gift for their anniversary. The wife knowing how he was, thought, oh well, that’s O.K. So the next year came around and they got into a big fight. He came home from work and the wife said, “Do you remember what today is?’’ The husband said, “Yes, this is our anniversary.’’ The wife said, “Did you get me something, dear?” The husband said, “No, you didn’t use what I got you last year!" On Tuesday Vi Wolff, Maxine Worthington, Huby Hanneman, Dorothy Saylor and Virginia Anhold entertained us with their music. Sandy Hartsell brought her little kids from the day care nursery school to entertain us. What a joy it is to see little kids perform like they do. Ruth Ullery brought candy for everyone. Mildred McKesson gave prayer. Thank you, Mildred. On Wednesday we just sat around and talked and caught up on all the news in Walkerton. Thursday Jessie Schaeffer gave the program. Landlady: I charge $30.00 a night and only $15.00 if you make your own bed. Guest: I’ll make my own bed. Landlady: Hang on, I’ll get you a hammer and nails. Husband: Darling, I went in and paid the doctor another SSO today. Wife: Isn’t that wonderful! just think, three more payments and the baby will be ours. On Friday, we had our regular sing-a-long with Verice Walz at the piano and Virginia Anhold leading us in singing. Thank you ladies for the work that you do, you are very much appreciated. Come to REAL Services and join in on all the entertainment that we have. Call Betty Gapper at 5867600. SCHOLARSHIP APPLICATION TIME AT ANCILLA Students planning to attend Ancilla College in the fall of 1995, should apply for scholarships in the months of March and April. Most scholarship decisions will be made in May. Ancilla awards over 20 scholarships varing from S2OO to $2,000 for full-time enrollees. Scholarships will be awarded in regard to scholastic ability and/or financial need. All students are encouraged to apply. Application forms may be obtained from the student services office at Ancilla College or from your local high school guidance office. For more information, please call 936-8898. Tallahassee, Florida is so-named from an Indian word meaneaning “Old town”.

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