The Independent-News, Volume 86, Number 33, Walkerton, St. Joseph County, 16 August 1962 — Page 1

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Volume 86; Number 33

RELEASE LOCAL FOOTBALL SCHEDULE

New Coach Has Small Squad Turnout Walkerton's head football coa< h. Dan Ransberger. has opened the 1962 football season as he niet his new team at an organization meeting and then started practice sessions on Wednesday, the first day allowed by the IHSAA. A total of 26 boys turned out originally with possibilities of a few more boys turning out in the next few days. At present the team is practicing two times a day, each morning anil afternoon. The Walkerton scheduL is still not smoothed out. as trying to fit into the schedule of hools that ere already playing is not too easy. The schedule calls for eight games, four each at home and on the road. It also has four games scheduled in September ami four in October, but the aren’t evenly spaced throughout the two months. The complete schedule to date, with the possibility of a time change or two, and one date a little in question, is as follows: Saturday, September 1, 2:60 p.m., North Liberty, there. Tuesday, September 11, 7:30 p.m., Nappanee, there. Saturday, September 15. (time uncertain) River Forest, there. Tuesday, September 25, 4:30 pm.. Plymouth B Team, here. Friday, October 5, 7:30 p.m., Knox. here. Friday, October 12, 7:30 p.m., Rolling Prairie, there. Monday, October 15, 7:30 p.m., Washington-Clay B Team. here. Tuesday. October 23. 7:30 p.m.. North Liberty, here. I North Liberty Kindergarten To Enroll Registration for North. Liberty Kindergarten will )>e held Wo I nesday, August 22. at 9:00 a.m. nt the North Liberty Methodist Church Bring birth certificate and |5.00 entry fee. al6 | TEEN DANCES CONTIM E ON FRIDAY NIGHTS The weekly Teen Dances in Walkerton will continue to bo held ,pn Friday nights as long as there is no conflict of activities. This program will follow the usual ten cent admission with dancing to recorded music from 8:30 to 11:00 pm. Chaperones are always available, but ' anyone interested in helping with this job, contact Bob T’rbin. LEGION PICNIC SINDAV AT VERKLERS The American Legion and Auxiliary will hold their annual picnic Sunday, August 19. at 12:30 pm. at the Dick Verkier grove. Hrizes and games for the children and adults will be enjoyed. Brihg a covered dish and own table service.

FREE KIDDIE RIDES FRIDAY & SATURDAY - IN WALKERTON

Engaged 99s yr Mr. and Mrs. Charles Mulvaney, of North Liberty, an. nounce the engagement of their daughter. Charlotte Marie, to .John McCaffery, son of Mr. and Mrs. C. E McCaffery, of South Bend, A spring wedding is being planned. Engaged F J A' T* - Mr and Mrs Robert Hauen. North Liberty, announce the engagement of their daughter. Bar. baia Joan Rauen, to Charles A Gordon, son of Mr. and Mrs Keith Gordon, of North Liberty. Miss Rauen is a 1962 graduate of North Liberty High School Her fiance a!<o attended North Liberty High School and is now a member of the V. S Navy. No date has been set for the wedding.

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Knecht - linker Miss Kathleen June Knecht and John Norman lediker were united in marriage Saturday, August 11. at 10:30 am. in St. Monica's Catholic Church, Mishawaka. Rev. L-o IL.ffman performed th.' ceicmony before an altar flanked with wl’.J.. gladioli and palms T e b; id, :s the daughter of M". and Mrs. R belt Kn«‘<ht, of " aap I.il.j!', Tlie b: 1 o o<.in s the son of Hairy L.-hker North Li' .’ty and the late M* Dhk< r. E < orted by her father, the bride wor ( - a gown of silk organza • er taffeta with a<<ents of r--embroidered Alencon la< e, pearls and sequins. The bod ce featured a .scoop neckline and short sleeves A flat bow trimmed the ba< k waistline of the skirt which fell into a full chape] train. Her lace crown, trimmed with seqiuns and pearls, held a fingertip veil of silk illusion. She carried a small cas< ade arrangement of white butterfly roses, stephanotis and ivy on a prayer b<x»k. Miss Beth Knecht, North Liberty. sister of the hride. was the maid of honor. The Misses Andrea and Deborah Knecht, sisters of the bride, and Samira Beaman, were bridesmaids They wore st n et-length dresses of coral chiffon over taffeta styleil with full skirts, cummerbunds, low necklines and short jackets of white lace.

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They wore heanpieces of coral chiffon bows and white acct sories Each < arried a cascade bouquet of white glamelhas and dracaena leaves with white .streamers. Thoma® (g.rinowski of Calumet City 111. was the h- t r u V h« rs w r. Ch al. s McCoy, l iGrangt Frank G ‘''pa, Ku . d Tim M- y< i . AL'X.mdi i.r Ind '1 he mot!,er >f he Li ■ a ■ a grey sliadow pi'nt silk organZ 1 Jie.lib a hi. h ;• Iltuied I • ■ ■’ neckline, .-hort si-eve: and id drape She wore n itchnu ;r cc>sories and a white gardenia corsage. The wedding reception 'A । held in the Knights of C lun bus Hall. The ouple will r< turn Aue 26 to North Lib- rty after 1 wedding trip to Cape Cud Mass, and other parts of the Ea t Coast. The hride was graduated from North Liberty High School and Ball State Teachers College M incie. Tnd , where she majored in medical technology She *'rved 1 one-year term internship in nu-di cal technology at St. Elizabeth Hospital. Lafayette The bridegroom was graduated from Mill Creek High School an : Purdue T’niversity. laifavette where he became affiliated with Delta Sigma Phi fraternitv On Nov. 12 he will enter the Air Force Officers' Training School, backland Air Force Ba>e, San Antonio Texas

Ten t ents Per ( opy

Faces Walkerton In Season Opener North Liberty High Schools fi">t''all ■i • dub- f u the 1962 sea. so* < ill i.r nine gums wit . five hon cant. - and f ur aw i.v g.i mms. Head (o;, h J < Lmw had 3'' boys out f>r the vn-sitv ' j y< ir wth 19 returning ktttrrr.en from a good team last •.< on. At present until the seta ■! di,: w. in ar. two sess; . ,n< are Did t ;c h day. one at 9.00 in th.. > <>rning and ( >ne at 5:30 in the evening. Nm’h I iertv’ - hedule is well b dar- • 1 playing ill the ga s. s on w> ek ends except the final gan ■ oft: •' • r at \\ alkm on which will be held on Tuesday night. Three games away are night I.Unes and the rest are 2 00 o'<; x k ball Lam. '. The .wheduLis listed below. Saturday S< pten.ber 1. 2.00 p.m Walkt rton here. Friday. September 7, 7:30. Jimtown, there Saturday. September 15, 2:00 pm Three Oaks, here Friday, September 21, 8:00 p. m . Concord, Rice Field. Elkhart. Saturday September 28 2:00 p.m., Rolling Prairie here. Saturday, O< tober 6 2:00 pm.. River Forest, here. Saturday. October 13. 2 00 p. m, Bowe Military, there. Saturday. October 20, 2:00 p. m . North Judson, here Ihiesdav October 23 7:30 p m . Walkerton, there. To Publish Attain On < Wednesday Tn, plan to bemn publis! ”g Th, I: •!. umdent-N- a on W< ln-- lav n.ghts so it can be r‘r ■ ived i n the mad on Thursday, v । •. f ’h, nt. ntions at the * . < I h.liwe Now We ai e ready to begin this pr.»< edure, hut ;t wil t tke th.- complete coop< ! -iion of a’.! Our onlv haaba. k ' this has b« en the lack of main ' ■ respe t the n> ws deadline. We need the i w* copy ju t as s<x>n as p'<able to print on Wednesday nigh’, and definitely bv Tuesday night. We think this request is within rea-on as only in emergency should things need wait until Wednesday to be turned in to one of our | With a Wedne-dav night publication time the paper will still be a Thursday newspaper as it has been for vears but all on the rural r. utes and town routes as well will receive their paper m the mad Thursday, to give the additional day for the paper prior to the week end. NOTH F Whitmber's Greenhouse will be closed from Aug. 19 tn Aug 26 for vacation. al6p