The Independent-News, Volume 122, Number 8, Walkerton, St. Joseph County, 4 July 1996 — Page 4

- INDEPENDENT NEWS — JULY 4, 1996

People . . . Places . . . Things . . .

Peer Helpers Attend Institute Recently From O-D ■ ' f Il ft MJ J )■ 1 11 a iji 1 I LAM I Oregon-Davis High School representatives from the Peer Helpers Class attended training at Vincennes University sponsored by Indiana Teen Institute, from June 16 to the 21st. ITI was formed to channel young people who make a positive impact on others just by being what they are: strong, sober and drug-free. ITI graduates become part of a state-wide network of young people who share relevant information on tobacco, alcohol and other drug use prevention. These students learn skills to implement effective drug prevention programs, relate with others, get their schools and communities involved, have fun without substances and exert positive peer pressure for drug-free lifestyles. These representatives were financed by those who attended and supported the spring fish fry at the school and by student donations from the Wear A Hat For

I^o EXHAUST CENTER| HOURS: 200 Roosevelt Rd. ■ Mon.-Fri„ 7:00 - 5:00 Walkerton. Ind. ■ Sat., 7:00 - 12:00 viSA/MaslerCard 586-7728 M? , M ■ We Will Be Holding A J I BASIC NURSE AIDE COURSE i JULY 18 & 19, 22-23 &24 j । 11 * 1 ) 11 I This is your chance to begin a new and exciting career, ii [ After completion ol this course, we have part-time 11 positions available, leading into full-time positions.

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Miller’s Merry Manor || 500 Walkerton Trail Walkerton II It s the way we care S J Providers Os 24 Hour Nursing Care EOE

A Day fundraiser. A big THANK YOU to all of you! Those who attended are pictured above, from left to right, Kim Young, Krisha Senetar, Daniel Szombathy, Denise Miller and adult sponsor, Mrs. Kathy Frazier. These individuals are very excited about their experience at ITI and can’t wait to help train the rest of the Peer Helpers and beign their prevention programs! ENGAGED Ms. Ana M. Roberts, 642 Ridgecrest Court, Bloomington announces the engagement of her daughter, Ana Armida Bermudez, 9629 S. Lake Ridge Dr., Bloomington to Frederick George Krick, son of Mr. Delbert G. and Anna F. Krick, 600 Monroe Street, Walkerton. The couple will be married in August or September of 1997.

Card of Thanks

We appreciate all the kindness, cards, flowers and visits extended to us during

II CONTACT ’I i» Becky Robison, RN Staff Development Coordinator 11 For Details H 586-3133 it

Vada’s illness and at the time of her death. Even knowing we will miss someone, a special thanks to Dr. Lacy, Sharon and Sherry, Dr. HeckmanDavis, the nursing home staff, the United Methodist Women, Tyner Rebekah Lodge No. 865 and Walkerton Business & Professional Women. Thank you again and again. The Family Os Vada Stull We wish to thank our many friends, neighbors and relatives for their prayers and kindnesses shown to us during the illness and death of our loved one, Albert Ray. We also wish to thank everyone for the beautiful flowers, cards and food and Rev. I Lacy, Officer Hockett and 911 as well as the Rannells Funeral Home. Mrs. Albert (Alda) Ray Robert & Violet Ray Mark & Judy Reed Jeff & Beth Aker Spencer, Leihana & Natalie Fred & Wendy Berkeypile Shannon & Brandi Jim & Karen Ray Travis Joe & Janet Gaines Danny & Monica Abair Troy Brown & Jennifer Autumn Rick Brown & Starr Athletic Boosters Club Organized At John Glenn The John Glenn Booster Club exists for the purpose of broadening the involvement of students, parents and community support for all interscholastic athletic programs of JGHS. This organization shall support, encourage and advance the athletic program and related activities of JGHS athletics and thereby cultivate clean, wholesome school spirit, promote good sportsmanship and develop high ideals of character. To promote and encourage better attendance to all sports activities by the students, parents, community and faculty of the John Glenn School Corporation. To promote and encourage more young men and women to get involved in athletics, either as an active participant or as a volunteer. To raise funds to assist and promote all athletic programs at JGHS. Membership is open to any person interested in the purpose for which this organization is formed shall be eligible for membership upon payment of the annual dues which will be determined by the current board. Outright gifts will be readily accepted. The advisory board met on June 4th to elected new officers for the 1996-97 year as follows: Rick Honaker,

president; Mike Hulse, vice president; Josie Snell, secretary; Bonnie Salyer, treasurer and Gerrie Ruby, assistant treasurer. The board consists of one adult representative from each varsity sport at JGHS. The representatives include the officers and Linda O’Connor, Sue Legge, i Peggy McKee, Joyce Liggett, Connie Medich, Kathy Guseilla, Barb I Strahm, Jay Potts, Wally Roush, Nilas Miller and Mike Clark. Membership dues are $2.00 for individuals and $3.00 for couples. The Club’s Falcon Sponsors Levels is for recognition to individuals who would care to make a donation and the levels include White Falcon sponsor at $25 donation; Black Falcon sponsor at SSO donation and the Red Falcon sponsor at SIOO donation. Fall, winter and spring athletic program books will be published during the year and will be available at each home event. All 16 sports will be honored in the fall, winter and spring books as that particular sport’s season is in session. Ads for the books are for sale for any area business, individual, club and orgranization who would like to be recognized with the books at a cost of $25 for 1/8 page; $45 for !4 page; SBO for Vi page and $l5O for a full page. If anyone pays for ads in both fall and winter program books they will received their ad published free in the spring book. If you are interested or need additional information contact Kathy Guseilla at 936-8483. If you are interested in becoming a Falcon Booster or becoming a sponsor contact Rick Honaker at 5869758, Mike Hulse at 9363372, Josie Snell at 5867465, Bonnie Salyer at 9355625 or Gerrie Ruby at 5867217. REAL SERVICES NUTRITION PROGRAM JULY 8-12 MONDAY Tomato juice BBQ pork ribette on whole grain bun Baked beans Corn cobbette with margarine

Plums Milk, tea, coffee 21 fat/ 79 cholesterol/861 • calories TUESDAY Orange juice Meatballs in mushroom gravy Mashed potatoes Peas and carrots Whole wheat bread with margarine Chocolate chip cookie Milk, tea, coffee 25 fat/87 cholesterol/810 calories WEDNESDAY Apricot bectar Ravioli in tomato meat sauce Parmesan cheese Tossed sawlad with shredded red cabbage, carrots and French dressing Italian bread with margarine Pears Milk, tea, coffee 23 fat/95 cholesterol/842 calories THURSDAY Cranberry jucie cocktail Oven baked breaded chicken quarters Red skin potatoes Whole kernel corn Whole wheat bread with margarine Yellow Birthday cake with chocolate frosting Milk, tea, coffee 25 fat/104 cholesterol/889 calories FRIDAY Apple juice Cream of broccoli soup with saltines Breaded fish square with cheese and tartar sauce on whole grain bun Creamy cole slaw Fresh red apple Milk, tea, coffee 28 fat/98 cholesterol/901 calories Tri Kappa News Zeta Pi chapter of Tri Kappa, North Liberty, met on Wed., June 19, at 7:30 p.m. at the Community Building. Vice president, Anne Shortt, precided at the meeting due to the absence of the president, Pam Wallace. Donna Beasley, treasurer, gave the break down of the total funds raised during the year through the many projects of the organization and this was followed by Anne Shortt, scholarship chairperson, telling who was chosen for this years scholarships at JGHS and