The Independent-News, Volume 120, Number 51, Walkerton, St. Joseph County, 4 May 1995 — Page 6

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- THE INDEPENDENT NEWS - MAY 4. 1995

Hoosier State Games Add Two New Sports Summer months will be here before you know it which means the Hoosier State Games (HSG) are right around the corner. This year baseball and sand volleyball join the HSG lineup, bringing the number of Olympic sports offered to 16 (21 sports in all). Other events are: basketball (regulation and 3-on-3), bowling, cycling, diving, figure skating, five-mile run. golf, gymnastics, judo, soccer, softball, swimming, table tennis, tennis, three-mile walk, track and field, volleyball, and wrestling. M<ke Hackman, director of sports and operations, is excited about the changes in the new State Games program. "We added baseball and sand volleyball in 1995 since these two summer sports are natural additions to our existing roster. They are also very popular with a broad athlete base.” Regional competition is slated for June 24-25 at eight sites around the state. Cities hosting regional competition are Carmel, Columbus, Fort Wayne, Jasper, Logansport, Richmond, Terre Haute and Valparaiso. Regional winners will then compete in the Finals competition July 14 - 16 in Indianapolis. Approximately 25,000 participants representing all 92 Indiana counties are expected to compete in this annual, amateur multi-sports festival. This year's lineup of presenting sponsors include Electronic Data Systems (EDS) Corporation, the SALYER REALTY BRUCE SALYER Broker-Appraiser 586-7753 MLS MEMBER SOUTH BEND-MISHAWAKA AND MARSHALL COUNTY 44*1

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Governor's Commission for a Drug Free Indiana, the Hoosier Lottery, the Indiana State Department of Health. Marsh Supermarkets, JC Penney and PSI Energy. Official level sponsors include All Sport, National Car Sales, Revco, Signature Inns and Sport Graphics. The support from these sponsors along with several in-kind contributors and regional sponsors keep entry costs low for this quality, family-oriented sporting event for athletes of all ages and skill levels. The Hoosier State Games is an activity of the Governor’s Council for Physical Fitness & Sports and is organized by Indiana Sports Corporation. R.E.A.L. SERVICES NUTRITION PROGRAM N. L. United Methodist Church Phone 656-3916 the day prior for reservations. Walkerton Youth Building Phone 586-7600 the day prior for reservations. MAY 8 • 12 MONDAY Apricot nectar Sloppy Tom on bun with dill pickle slices Potato salad Corn cobbette Cherry gelatin Milk, tea, coffee 12 grams fat/35 milligrams cholesterol/701 calories TUESDAY Cranberry juice cocktail Chicken O’Brien casserole Cottage cheese with chives Stewed tomatoes with bread Whole wheat bread with margarine Fresh orange Milk, tea, coffee 14 grams fat/32 milligrams cholesterol/609 calories WEDNESDAY V-Bjuice Roast beef with au jus Red skin potatoes Peas with pear onions Dinner roll with margarine Peach pie Milk, tea, coffee 29 grams fat/86 milligrams cholesterol/829 calories THURSDAY Grape juice Ham and beans Carrot coins Cornbread muffin with margarine Mixed fruit cup Milk, tea, coffee 10 grams fat/44 milligrams cholesteron/553 calories

FRIDAY Apple juice Oven fried chicken quarter Whipped squash Layered salad Hawaiian bread with margarine Strawberries with whipped topping Milk, tea, coffee 28 grams fat/60 milligrams cholesterol/548 calories R.E.A.L. SERVICES NEWS WALKERTON Monday Harold and Hazel Schweder were in charge of the books and program. The owner of a small travel agency saw an attractive couple gazing at his travel posters. Suddenly inspired, he ran up and told them his idea. ”I'll give you an all expenses paid vacation in exchange for appearing in ads endorsing my agency.” They agreed on the spot. Three weeks later he met them at the airport. While the man checked on the baggage the travel agent asked the woman about the trip. "The food on the cruise ship was wonderful, she said, and flying the Concorde was a thrill. But I do have one question. Who was the man I had to sleep with everynight?” On Tuesday Helen Verkier read us a poem out of the South Bend Tribune. Martha Young read us a funny joke. If men got pregnant, it’s a sure bet, fewer children they’d beget. They’d have to wear maternity clothes, and sport big bellies and sagging hose. Their macho ways and manly swagger, would be replaced by maternity stagger. If men got pregnant, I guarantee, large families would be history. Just hearing other guys complain, they’d decide childless to remain If men get pregnant, prepare to see, an upsurge in virginity. If men gave birth, I kid you not, their zippers would stay zipped a lot. Swollen ankles, varicose veins, upset stomach, labor pains — If men got pregnant, it’s very clear, a lot of us would not be here. Jane Dunham On Wednesday we had a large crowd and lots of fun with Sam Madonna and Florence Seekings with us playing their guitars and singing. Elinore Leming gave prayer.

Mammograms for Mother’s Day , e 1995 * Early detection can stop the growth of breast i cancer. A mammogram can detect a suspicious lump, two years before a woman or her doctor can feel it.

Once again, Starke Memorial Hospital, In cooperation with the Indiana Department of Health and the American Cancer Society, is providing a limited number of free mammograms. Call 1 -800-ACS-2345 to see if you qualify. Call Starke Memorial Hospital’s Mammogram Center for complete details on scheduling your mammogram at the reduced fee of $55. Appointments must be made by May 31, 1995 and your mammogram must be completed by August 31, 1995. Starke Memorial Hospital /Jr102 East Culver Road ” ISM Big enoughtotakecareofyou,and small enough to are

On Thursday Betty Clapper read us a poem about ‘Grandmothers.’ Everyone just sat around and chit chatted before the meal. Elinore Leming gave prayer. Friday we had our regular sing-a-long with Pauline Klopfenstein at the piano with Virginia Anhold leading the singing. Elinore Leming gave the prayer. Dates of events coming up: Tuesday, May 9th, bake sale and white elephant sale; Wednesday, May 10, Sam Madonna and Florence Seekings to be here; Thursday, May 11, Vi Wolff, Maxine Worthington and gang to entertain; Wednesday, May 24, Sam Madonna and Florence Seekings with guitars; and Wednesday, May 31, Vi Wolff, Maxine Worthington and gang to be here. Every Monday, joke day; every Tuesday after lunch, euchre; every Thursday, pinochle after lunch; and every Friday our regular sing-a-long. Come and join us in the fun and music we have. Call in the day before you want to come by 12:30. Donations $2.00. SENIOR CARD CLUB NEWS Tuesday’s winners in the Walkerton Senior Card Gub in euchre were: first, Orville Klinedinst 70 points; second, Katie Capes 68; third, Thelma Dill 63; and fourth, Marilyn Stull 62. The Thursday pinochle winners were: first: Marilyn Stull 438 points; Morris Searfoss 423; third Liz Moreau 369; and fourth, Katie Capes 359. Tow word conversation comes from two Latin terms, servare, which means “to keep” or "to guard” and con, which means “together”.

- NOTICE- - MAY 1 Becker Enterprises Is MOVING To 109 W. Center Street, North Liberty This includes Becker Builders, Farmer Insurance and Becker Rentals. The telephone numbers will be the same. We will continue to take Dry Cleaning for Xaver anc ads for The Independent-News.

CLASS OF 1960 OF । WALKERTON HIGH SCHOO [ I PLANS 35TH REUNIO The Gass of 1960 is holditl their 35th reunion on Saturday. July 29, at the Holiday Inn, 4^! Pine Lake Avenue. LaPorte, fro 6:00 p.m. until closing. The Ga is tryting to locate the followir two members: Dennis Sheaks ar Rosalind Kerr. If any relative < friend would contact a commits member with current informatioi we would greatly appreciate yoi kindness. Reunion Committee: Tom Reed, 708-543-4222; Sally Myers Petro, 616-469-5248; Linda Huhnke Relos, 219-586-331! Carole Patrick Beuttner, 219-32$ 0592;and Marilyn Seiders Brantley, 219-58 2459. NOTICE If a tornado is sighted in t I Walkerton area the siren will I blown for one (1) minute, off (1) minute, on one (1) minute, one (1) minute and on one minute. This will be reped every hour until the all clear given. There will be no all ci blown. Rebecca Hoyt Fischef i.aoi«^^Ascher. P C I I 2 West fl SuitT3 I O South Beno, Ldiana 4000 I <2 I 9) »4 2354 FJiiibob) Ido 2354 BanHhjptgy ^ STATE

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