The Independent-News, Volume 87, Number 33, Walkerton, St. Joseph County, 15 August 1963 — Page 2

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THE INDEPENDENT NEWS— Aug. 15. 1963

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HIGH SCHOOL FOOTBALL IS here' Thursday. August 15. is the Out - that the high school teams ar" allowed U» begin workouts in preparation for the 1963 season. S> heaUkv stall as soon as school does in most areas as it is hard t<> cram a nine game s ason into September and October. Basketball officially begins on October 1 foi practice with games to be pi iy 1 anytime after Novembei Ist. IN THIS AREA NORTH Llßerty again should field a good football team. The Shamrocks had a good team last year and even though a couple of key boys are nu smg. then comp’ de system of feeding up from Junior Higii Lnild keep the school pretty Weil supplied with players Head <oah Jack Lowe will h • working his boys hard for a schedule that should sit; ply real good football foi the fans of thi- area. Fri. and Sat. \ug. Ili and 17 Their Nights Ar? As l ast And Frantic As Their Days! The Interns Michael Callan ( lilf Kiberts m James MacArthur Nick Adam^ Sw/V Parker Ila Gt Hat at vet Anne Helm Stefanie Powers Buddx Ebsen Telit Savahs Kay Stet euSunday, \upu'< I s I' Where 'I I” Other I’.' 1 One^ l.euxe Off! Barabbas Techivcoliu Technit ama Anthony Quinn Sih no Mangono \Hh’n hennedx Katy Jurado Harn Andreu , V itlori'i Gassman Jack Pahtnr? Ernest Borgnine

WALKE RT O N WILI, IIE much improved this season Aftei a very slow .start in varsity ball last year, the Indians cam along nicely through the sea-on with a better turnout of players as the year progressed. They ar* anti cipating a turnout of at least twice as many as they started with last year. Also, the boys who are returning have to learn late as no Junior High school program gives them any advance training before entering high school. tThere will be several boys missed from last year’s team also, more than North Liberty, but the losses won’t be prohibitive yet this sea son. THESE TWO TEAMS WILI hav > th* entire season to get ready for their annual game. Last year they played twice, the firs' game and the last. The opening game was played in N*rth Liberty and tound a team against a bunch of boys North Libert\ won easily The .second game was INDIANA STATE FAIR Aug, 24 thru bpt. 4 1 m JIMMY DURANTE SHOW £dd<» Jarl,on — Jonny R ng AUG 24 .25 WESTERN HORSE SHOW AUG 26 fee 29 SHfUANO RONY SHOW -A uv JO HILLBILLIES t - BEVERLY HILLS G" - - (it, Moy —8 B Jtfb.e AUG 31 fh>« SIFT 2 FLAT SADDLE HORSE SHOW SIFT I n, tu J CHAMPIONSHIP RODEO with D^L Robertson AUG 4 M» w 21 KOCHMAN S KhuL DRIVERS auc 2» s । r j G,A>. ( »LUU HARNL C ‘'. RACES AUG JI s Zs 3 (k , u 4 IUIORMAY.CN H J I. 10Y1 L. Seej Mgr indiunaStnte lair INCIAN**©^ 5 lw£) V. A 6 Wl

played in a snow storm at the end o! October and after two (puck touchdowns resulting from an intercept al pass and a fumhle, they bathed on even terns thr re t of the way This year’s game, scheduled for North Liberty but possibly taken to a light *d field, should be a good one It is on November I IN THIS AREA AGAIN WILL be some strong teams in the lar givr schools. An int<r*M in foot ball is growing and many people travel to watch other games than their home teams. Also, with one of the Smith Bend TV stations carrying high school games on TV. it give; more an opportunity to watch pood battles from School Field BOTH FOOTBALL TEAMS OF North Liberty and Walkerton ar* backed good by the respective boosters clubs. These organiza tions, along with the Walkerton Lior.s Club wtio purchased the i.r t equipment in Walkerton, have aided in this program where * hools are limited Everyone is wekoir - to become an active put of these two clubs in the respec live towns and assist in their work All this is to encourage mor 1 to participate in sports while at the teen age. something that is good for all studeats. BETTER LIVINti fTli • one thing this old world needs more of are non-explosive theories.

CORN and SAUSAGE ROAST ON MAIN STREET IN Walkerton SATURDAY, AUGUST 24 | All You Can Eat s|oo Served By The Walkerton Lions Club

OUTDOOR TIPS PAINT BLAZE Don t forget a pressure can of yellow paint is the quick way to blane a trail through the woods. And if you're camping with youngsters, remember how scary the trail from lake to camp got after dark CHAIN CMMCi If you have to put chain, on your tires and you're deep in the wihkl , the easy way is to cut a log Sim;s- f at on two sides. Then bm ch f<>iir or five cro s section ot chain in front of log and drive car on top and park it there Flip the long section of chain over and attaching al . a is right in front "f you where you can work. ROC (ill WATER ( VNEOING If you've got to negotiate a really rough stretch of water in your canoe, strap an inner tube to each side Will help stability. And a man overboan can use it as a life ring MATC H BOOK REPAIRS Wear glasses? A glass-wear-ing outdooisnuin discovered thi; tip. But you may well think of a time when it would have helped you plenty On a mountain trip, the glass wearer lost the screw that attached his car pieces. Using his head, he took the bottom staple out of a pack of book matches and used it to wire them securely in place

OPPOR'TI'MSTS The people who complain tha most that thia country is on the road to ruin are trying mighty hard to get co ntrol of the wr«ck. REES Thursday Thru Tuesday August 15 Thru 20 Walt Disney’s Summer Magic In Technicolor Hayley Mills Burl Ives Dorthy Mcftuire A Carefree, Happy Family Picture! Also Color Cartoon Starts Wednesday August 21 PTIO9 In Cinemascope & Color Monday Thru Saturday 7 & 9 PM Sunday Continuos 2 PM