The Independent-News, Volume 89, Number 34, Walkerton, St. Joseph County, 26 August 1965 — Page 2

— THE INDEPENDENT NEWS — AUG. 26. 1965

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' FOOTBALL TIME IS HERE, re spite ti • fact that school has not starti and baseball is still k ng. foof >all time is here. The Septembe Ist opening for high schot 1 co petition will be closely followed oy the first games of Ine seasc a, even before th# classs ®iEßa»3M«»i^^ (jjcchj^j Open At 7:00 Show At Dusk Children Under 12 Free Wt I - Thurs - Fri August 25 - 26 - 27 Dais Os Wine And Roses v ith Jack Lemmon Lee Remick Mary Mary in color with Debbie Reynolds Bain Neis m Saturday. August 2s None But The Brave in color with Fi ink Sinatra Clin' Walker Ready For The People 4 Simon Oakland Anne Helm Rans page in color . Robert Mitchum Eb»a Martinelli Sun - Mon - Tues August 2# - 30 . ,j| Ucfa'e s Naiy Joins The Air Force in color lim Conway Joe Flynn . Fluffy in color T<mv Randall Shirley Jtme* Im-sdavV 51.50 A (’ar I <>ad - All You ( an Haul

room sessions begin. The ow ning game for Walkerton and North Liberty, against each < ther. is cnly nine days away and should successfully start another season for the two teams. NORTH LIBERTY THE PAST two years, has risen to the top in this area in competition in this class The Shamrocks have had two tremendous seasons and are hopeful for a third in a row under the direction of Jack Lowe. By the end of last season, the Shamrocks were using many underclassmen in their lineups, both offensively ad defensively. This gives a pretty good returning crop of players for coach Law to stall building his team for 1965 from. WALKERTON. NOW REALLY The Berner Pyle Show ■tarring Jim Nabors A George Gobel AUG H * T 9 All Breed Horse Show AUG 30 *<« UH J « HFT 7 Lawrence Welk and his Champagne Musie Makers MH 4* 5 Hullabaloo with host Bobby Vinton _ _____ MFT 6 _ Tommy Steiner’s Rodeo with Little Joe of Bonanxa AUG 21 t 29 Doc & Festus of Gunsmoke AUG 30 th.v ISM I _ Jack Kochman's Hell Drivers WH 1 *r. MH « _ Harness Racine MH ?3- * a ? State Fair Century MH T Indiana Slate Fair Indianapolis, Ind. 44145 WA 3-3411

in the football >port with vigor, ha a wry young team as indicated by the boys out for tout! ball. The past two years has k* n the b< y; depart tnat were the stHiteis tn tne junior high le\ *1 and without junior high ball sine • that time, toe ones now in High school hav ■ had tu sta t alter entering high sehoi 1 and under somewhat of an t ratic program John Bingaman n coaching t..e team t<>r his thud year and realizes that this will be a leal rebuilding y«ar as a fine tmnout of tresluntn have made pro pecb for the .utuie look much brighter but will force a young team to be fiehbd this sea on in the Walkerton schedule NORTHERN INDIANA LAST year was t^e t< p spot ir high school football ciicles. Not only were the city schools exceptionally string, but many of the smaller school* also field? i outstanding teams An outstanding record like the Shanuocks is something to really be appreciated and proud of for the players, si hool and fans. On the other hand, the Walkerton people can justifiably be proud of theii team which competed with a strong schedule and even though they were beaten rathe: badly several times, never gave up as wa* indicated in the szanon'R final garni again t the Shamrocks. In the past it has just been a few boys eairymg on the program in high school. FOOTBALL IS DEFINITELY here to stay on the high school level It won t be Ung until about every school will have the sport with the reo gamzation program doing away with the extremely small sch< cl. A high school team can easily use 35-40 boys in competition as unlimited substitution still gives at least 22 boys a regular job if the coach so ilesites. The specialists can do one ’<»b good and be a very important part in the team. MANY SHY AWAY FROM the sport becau e of the roughness of a body contact sport. However, with the Hiles being tight- ned all the tune concerning safety equipment and a properlyconditioned team along with the light procedure being used by the b< ys. injuries aren’t as much a threat as they used to be What is really needed now is the wholehearted suppo t of the school and the fans and football will be a number one attraction at the high school level the same as it is in colleges. Red (ross Offers Local Services In Starke County Amoj can National Red Cross Fasten Area Regional Manager Tie ma Corcoran, has announced chat the Starke County Chapter is now authorized to issue its own h c First Aid. Small Craft and Water Safoty certificates, all being Red Cross Saft ty Sei vk es . (Tered cunently. Prior to this, all certificates wore issued, and all accompanying T.vords kt pt by either LaPort< o- Marshall County chapters, bei-ause Starke County had not been authoriz •! Claude Sanders will continue to s* we as Water Safety Chairman of the county and is completing a IWKWS Friday & Saturday August 27 ■ 2S WAi.i DISNEY'S The Monkey’s I nch The Monkey’s In de starring; T-mimt Kitk Annette Leon Ames Fiank Faylen Arthur O’Connell' Midnpvdav. Sept. 1 20c NITE Take A Chance tn Old Favorite

busy aummor prog am at. Bass 1 ,ikc Mis Edward Barbknecht will continue t<- i-erve as county Firß Aid chairman ami will be ie^; ih'e for all Safety Soivice Caitiiieates and records: Monday evening the Red Cros. Stan land Fi:-t Aid class meeting at the Knox VT^.V, held its last scssi »n, whi< h includes Planno. Accidents staged by the instna - tors for class in Prac ical Skills. Already th- Stark*' County First. Aid instructors are busy planning the standard << urse tiiat will bo hold for Law Enforcement, Fire-

men and Mayor Johnson's Disa?t' r I’.roup in the county beginning Tirirday, Sept ember 9. ’’cd Cross advam ed courses ir fii o aid are being planned so: the fall and winter. 5 ( J XT HERBERT IKMH ER POSTAGE STAMP The 5-cent stamp honoring the late pre ident Hi bet Hoover, will be first placed cn sale August 10. 196.". at We t Branch, lowa, his birthplace. Use Your Turn Signals Always