The Independent-News, Volume 92, Number 19, Walkerton, St. Joseph County, 13 October 1966 — Page 1

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Volume 92, Numlier 19

NORTH LIBERTY HOMECOMING ALL SET

P-L-J P.T.A. Groups To Have Joint Meeting On Monday evening, October 17, at 7:30 p.m. the Tyner School P.T.A, will host a meeting of the combined P.T.A. groups of the Polk-Linet ln-Johnson School Corporation. The meeting will feature a panel discussion on "Religion in the Schools". A panel consisting of four individuals with slightly different thoughts on the topic will discuss the recent Supreme Court decisions concerning Bible reading and prayer in the public scho<4s. Foil >wing individual presentations by the panelists and discussion between them, the discussion will be open to questions and comments from members of the audit nee. Speaking will be Professor Thomas L. Shaffci, Professor of Law at the University of Notre Dame, who is also counsel for the South Ben i Chapter of the in liana Civil Liberties Union; Rev. John T. Brier. Pastor of the First Brethren Church in South Bend, a member of the board of the St. Joseph County Youth for Christ, and Secretary of the National Publication Board of the Brethren Church; Bernard H. Natkow, Executive Director of the Jewish Community Council of South Bend who has served also as a public school teacher; and James V. Panoch, Executive Secretary of the Religious Instru' tion Association. Inc., of Fort Wayne and part time teacher in the public schools teaching a class in Biblical Literature. The meeting will begin at 7:30 p.m. in the gymnasium nt the Tyner School. The meeting is open to all interested people in the area and it is hoped that a good crowd will turn out for this informative and provacative program. A (RI T( II Most bad habits grow fast, but none grow faster than that of depending « n ot h< r

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Tin family <•( Mr and Mr> Danmn Nichols, mute 2. North Liberty, arc the winners of the most lev,nt Albert-Pirk bt<-.-week end trip Mrs. Nb hol after failin" to register for sevenil v plate? this past week and was the prihminan winner at two l<cations, l>i«<ns (lift Shop, in North Liberty an 1 the F',;in)tf> State Rank in Walkerton The winning shp cam< from Dmin

College And Career Night At JGHS College and Career Night will be hell at the John Glenn High Schoo) Thursday evening. October 20, at 7:30 p.m. The following colleges, universities an 1 tra le schools will be present to discuss i applications, costs, scholarships, housing and any other questions that the students or parents might have concerning college or trade schools. The schools to be represented are: Ball State, Indiana State Indiana University, Purdue, Valparaiso. Marion College at Marion, Marion College at Indian ipolis, Indiana Central College, Bethel College, Manchester College, Memorial Hospital School of Nursing, South Ben] College of < >mmerce. International School of Commerce from Fl. Wayne, Elkhart University of Medical an I Dental Technique. Vogue Beauty College, House of James Beauty School, Sams Technical Institute, Auto Mechanics PowellMann. and Indiana Barber College from Indianapolis. All interested students and their parents are urged to attend • this meeting. Each person will have an opportunity to visit with three different schools. The John Gb nn student council members will serve as guides for the occasion. Any questions anyone has concerning College and Career Night should feel free to call Al Boise. Guidance Din ctor at the John Glenn High School in Walkerton. CHAMBER MEETING THIS NOON AT HEILS The Walkerton Chamber of Commerce will meet this noon at Heil's Restaurant with the appointment <>f the nominating committee being <>ne of the important items. Several other reports will be heard at this time concerning the town and a good attendance is urged by pre id< nt Branson Hiatt.

Tne Aieiltds h.ue three < hudren Gregg. 8: She: H. 7: an 1 Denise 2*. At pr<- ent they ,ue un iecide I which citv th, will cb.<>o.s»- but are staitmg n* w to make plans far th* ir trip Two more winner.? are to be dmwn in this ten-week pn mot; n brou ht to you by th* 16 < pirating nn rehants of this at t Take that few second' to fill । ut one of th* slip- and you mi tit be one of the lucky winncis.

WALKERTON, INDIANA OCTOBER 13, 1966

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These nve gnls were the victorious ones in the voting for the 1966 Homecoming Queen for North Liberty High School. As

Chicken Barbecue This Sunday Rain Or Shine Rain or shine, Sunday. October 16. is the date of the once-post-pi ned Walkerton Lions Club annual (Thicken Barbecue. Arrangements have been made to handle the outside cooking. regardless of weather and serving of course, will be in the Lions Club Youth Building on Washington Street. After y<>u leave church and are thinking of something to eat, r»member the fine baria-cued chicken the Lions serve. Serving will start appt ximately at noon, but if you’re a little early, they will be r< adv for you. The committees are the same as was planned before. There is a job f<>r every member of the c lub an I it i., hoped that all le pond. Tickets are still on sale with the club members, so if you haven’t already purchased yours, just contact anv Lions Club member and they will furnish you with all you need. The committees include the following special groups with all Lions not mentioned to work inside under Russell Rhine. Bob Urbin will have charge l of the rooking detail which will begin at 9:30 in the morning. On this committer are Jake Powell, Harlan Kepcha, James Capek, Boi) Gardner. Clyde Bick, Charlie Briggs Dirk Cline. Russell Hartsough. Bob Hller, Dick Kersh, John McGovern, Dennis Northam, Jim Reed, Harold Rizck, Henry Szady, Jack Tiede and David Mellin. Lee' Frailey will be in charge of coffee and the barbecue* sauce. Clyde Chapman will handle the ice tea. Harold Muncie is in charge of set-up with Leon Verhaeghe. Alvin Boise, John Hans, Rolla Baumgartner Larry Taylor, David Whah v and Anthony Kupf< rer serving <>n this committee. John Wathen and Wayne Burch will handle tickets and money. A J Kennedy, Rob Flau ’her and A r> w Ludwi . will be in charge of carry-out Ch' n-np will h< taken rare of by RHI and M irvin Rouse ind A. n- a Ludvig. A.l Lions will have work * > do and m.>ny of the wive- will also as a.st. Many R rgains in the Classified®

nas uii n me custom tor several years, the winner will be a senior and the others will be the members of her court.

Falcons Visit South Central Friday Night The John Glenn Falcons, who have their last four games on the road, will travel to South Central this Friday night for a game with the Satellites. This contest will begin at 7:30 p.m. South Central has made fine progress m football since starting a varsity schedule last season and this promises to be another fine ball game. Plan to follow the Falcons and give this young team a lot of encouragement as they are progressing all the time in then battb to become first rate in high school football. They are becoming much more sound in the fundamental aspects. but lack the experience they need this yenwith their heavy influence of under< lassmen. Shamrocks Bat Ue North Judson Here Saturday North Liberty's Shamrocks will play their first game on the North Liberty field Saturday aftemoon when they host the North Judson Bluejays in a game that will pit the two boys who are runing a^lay with the area scoring race. Gail Ross of the Shamrocks and Ken Dolezal of North Judson are both scoring unbelievable amount of points this season for their respective clubs. The game will be the homecoming contest with plenty of festivities other than the game being crowded into this gay week end. Football action will start at 2 iH) pm. Saturday. N O T I ( E Dr. Byler, who recently took over the practice of (). Walter Calvin M D in North Liberty, is now residing in North Liberty and may be reached by calling 656-8171 during office hours or 656-3155 after hours N (> T I (’ E Walkerton Lslgo 619 I . A t.M. Due to unavoidable cinumstances the lodge calendar is changed ns follows Oct. 13, EA postpone ! (Kt 20. EA op. n 7 30. Oct. 27. Dinner and rt .pli.n for Harry Doll 33 Oct 29 Harvey Lod . < visitation potp ned.

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North Judson Is Football Game Opponent The Sixth Annual Homecoming Program i.s being plann.-d for North Liberty High School, Saturday. October 15, 1966. Once defeated North Liberty will take on North Judson High School in tliejr Annu.il Homecoming football game on Saturday, October la, at. 2 GO p.m. at the Shamrocks' field. Coach Jack Lowe's Shamrocks are hoping to make the Bi i jays their sixth victim ot the s-sion. The townspeople and members of the student b<Kly are proud of the accomplishments of C>ach Jack Lowe's squad thus far and are looking ahead to the big game on Saturday. The town i.s currently contributing to the festive atmosphere with more than twenty merchants decorating their places of business in line with the occasion. On Saturday morning, the decorations I will be judged by a committee from the Football Boosters Club. The Boosters Club has purchased a revolving trophy to be presented to the winner at the half of the game. Floats are being prepared by each class and will take part in the parade prior to the football game. The students of North Liberty High School have sele« ted a queen ' and court who will be crowned at the half of the football game and will be recognized at the Homecoming Dance on Saturday eve- ' ning. The football letternun who have graduated have been invited back to the school for the occasion and will be recognized prior 1 to the game. The Homecoming program will begin with a bonfire pep rally on the si hiM'l grounds Thursday evening, October 13, at 7 30 p.m. Saturday s activities will begin with a parade through b vn at 1 :00 p.m A halftime show will be pres-'nted by the N >rth Li tarty High S< h * 1 Band under the direction of Richard Van ier Hagen and de< oration and float winners will be announced. The pro. ram will culminated with a Homecoming Dance sponsored by the Booster-' Club from 8:00 to 11 30 p.m. in th< high school gym. Live music will be furnished by the Shades <>f Day of Nibs, Michigan. Admission to the dance will b»- $1 tK) for smgb's. and $1.75 for couples. The Homecominy program Is being co-sponsored by the Footbull Boosters Club and the North Liberty High School. Homecoming Schedule Thursday evening, Oct. 13. 7:80 p.m. Bonfire and Homecoming Pep Rally at North Liberty High School. Saturday p.m.. Oct. 15. Homecoming Parade and Game. 12 30 Assemble at the school building for parade. 1:00 Parade starts (Band leads parade through downtown area followed by the Queens float, class floats cheer leaders and student body i. 1 30 Return to Fix tball Field. 1 45 Introduction of returning Football Letternun 200 Football Homecoming Game, North Libert vs North Judson HALF TIME Winn.-' ot Homeeomin,’ D-'C-orations v II be announce !. Ban! to pi, sent h.’lMinu hoyv Intr du I n >f the Qin n and her (art an 1 Eictu t s Co \>.n n of the Queen S.«t ;i« Hoy Ev u 'i 00 I h>niei onun Dance in the Hch School Gun s to 1 ’ 30 p.m IL-. mt, aof the Que. nan 1 her Court