The Independent-News, Volume 122, Number 27, Walkerton, St. Joseph County, 14 November 1996 — Page 4

— INDEPENDENT NEWS — NOVEMBER 14, 1996

Fall Awards Presented At Oregon-Davis On Tuesday, November 5, the Oregon-Davis High School annual Fall Awards presentations were held to a hard working group of athletes. SOCCER In all 14 Bobcats scored this season and the defense

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only allowed 21 goals. The team ended the year with a 11-6-2 record. Most Valuable Player with 18 goals was Chad Dickson. Mid Fielders Award was presented to Nick Burrell and Levi Wilson and the Most Improved award went to Adam Heeren. CROSS COUNTRY Most Valuable Player was captain Michael Anderson;

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Most Improved, Mark Gourley and Best Attitude award to Sara Godin. VOLLEYBALL Most Valuable Player, Serving and Setting Awards went to junior captain, Nikki Chambers; Mental Attitude award to Annette Noble; Blocking award to Elin Johnson and Spiking award to Jessica Wilson. NSC Volleyball Team Members Are Named The Northern State Conference All-Conference Volleyball Team was announced recently with the following John Glenn Falcons being honored: BETH HONAKER LINDSAY O’CONNOR HONORABLE MENTION HOLLY LEGGE HEIDI WASTENEY John Glenn and Triton were the co-champs of the NSC volleyball season with Glenn placing two members of its team to the first team of the NSC picks. Beth Honaker and Lindsay O’Connor were so honored ROGER’S APPLIANCE REPAIR ALL MAKES & MODELS Washers * Dryers Ranees * Dishwashers Phone (219) 586-2266 HESTERS CABIN ...BED & BREAKFAST M&r i Peaceful Night Or Weekend In Our 1830 Restored Log House (Reservations Only) 71880 St. Rd. 23, Walkerton FOR RENT NORTH LIBERTY COMMUNITY CENTER Air Conditioned Renting For All Occasions 300 S. Main Street Phone (219) 656-4134 ;; SALYER 11 :: REALTY ;; ! । 606 Illinois Street ' [ !! Walkkerton J ; !! 219/586-7753 ; [ Before You ! ! BUY OR SELL 1 ! TALK TO ) ! : I BRUCE iI i! Real Estate Broker ) [ L Certified ] [ Residential ) [ Appraiser ] [ aoiaieieoaeeeeei&as •

along with Teri Hackett, Megan Sarber and Jennifer Weissert of Triton; Chris Brockey and Amanda Clifton of Culver along with Erin Hale of LaVille and Amanda Mark of Bremen to round out the first team. Honaker and O’Connor were also named to the AllConference team along with Mark of Bremen; Brockey and Clifton of Culver; Shaunte Calhoun of Jimtown; Tara Collins of Knox; Hale of LaVille; Kara Vanlue of New Prairie and Hackett, Sarber and Weissert of Triton. Honorable Mention was given to Holly Legge and Heidi Wasteney of Glenn; Kati Miller and Ali Stoller of Bremen; Pam Ricks of Culver; Brandi Campbell of Jimtown; Becky Platz of LaVille; Janice Belzowski of New Prairie; Chris Scott of Triton and Heather Racz of Jimtown. WRESTLERS TO HOLD PRACTICE MEET The John Glenn wrestling

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team will hold a Practice Meet, on Tuesday, Nov. 19, at 7:00 p.m. at the high school. The public is invited to attend at no charge. There will be a parents meeting prior to the meet at 6:30 p.m., in the cafeteria for the parents to meet with the coaches and ask any questions. Come out and see an excellent team on Nov. 19th.

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