The Independent-News, Volume 92, Number 40, Walkerton, St. Joseph County, 2 March 1967 — Page 13

T. Shamrocks Top . Jackson In Ist Tourney Game North Liberty's Shamrocks exi ’ dcd with an eight point outurst in the first thiee minutes the fourth quartci to ruin the >wdown game plans of .la< kn's Tigers to pull away for a ;-36 victory in their opening one of the 1967 sectional. A ie score of 25-25 was showing n the scoreboard as the two jiiads opened the fourth peiiod nlv to have the Shamrocks fii illy get things rolling their way iter a slow first three quarters. Kerry Kane broke the tie 27 seconds into thr final period as he hit a jumper from medium t inge. Shortly after, he hit a pair of free throws and Steve Mlekodaj was next to score with a lay-in a minute and a half later. Mlekodaj then also hit a pair of charity shots and a tight game had started to break open as the Shamrocks now enjoved a 33-25 lead. Jackson then came out of their hell. Tetzlaff hit a free shdt, but Mlekodaj matched it. Marten hit a pair of one-pointers nut Kane came bac k with anothr jumper. McKelvey hit the Tigers' first basket of the period is time was half gone only to have Joe Ginzer hit a free throw md then a jumper. Mlekodaj ind Chris Anderson each hit a pair of foul shots and the lead Shamrocks were pulling away to the 53-36 victory. Shamrocks Jump To A Lead The game started with the Shamrocks jumping to a lead that looked like it might be a run-a-way. Kane hit first and Ginzer added two baskets for a 6-0 lead in the first minute and a half Tetzlaff opened the offensive game for Jackson with a pair of free throws, but Ginzer hit from out and Mlekodaj added a free throw for a 9-2 lead. Tetzlaff hit the Tigers Ist field goal after five and a half minutes had passed as then it

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was obvious th- x wanted to slow down the play and take . nly the high percentage shot. Kane hit a jumper and Tetzlaff got his and Jacksons fifth point from the 15 foot stripe. Marten then hit a jumper, but LaMar Wexolek tired in a jumper fi om 17 foot ' 111 fol a 13-7 lead as the first pi .• i <1 ended. Jackson ( out nils I'lay From this point until the tinal stanza. Jackson was successful in contr. Ihng the game with tin slow offense. Marten hit a shot on which Wesolek was fouled and he added a free throw. An outside shot by Ginzer was next, but Marten hit again on a giwx! jumper. Mlekodaj scored from the side with the clock leading 4 33 to play in the second period and the Shamrocks never creased the nets again this half. Marten made a three-pointer on a jumper and foul shot and thenTetzlaff and McKelvey hit jumpers, the latter coming with 2:55 on the clock. but this tied the score and ended all scoring for the half with each team showing 18 points. Jackson took their first lend in the third period as Marten hit another jumper. Ginzer tied it with a long one-hander, but Marten added a free throw for the Tigers. Kane hit a lay-in only to have Tetzlaff match this and the lead changed hunds once again Ginzer tied it at X; all with a free throw and then hit a lay-in for North Liberty. A lax-tn by Armey knotted the two teams once again at 25. the way the third quarter ended setting the stage for the Shamrock drive of the final period. (•inzer Ix*nds Scorers Ginzer paced all scorers with 20 points on eight baskets and four free tosses He had double figure help from Kane xvith 1 4 and Mlekodaj with 10. Jackson had basicallx a two-man attack ax Marten hit 16 and Tetzlaff 11 for 27 of the Tigers' 36 points. Box Score N. Liberty fg ft fta p Mlekodaj 2 6 8 2 Fraser 0002

Kane 6 2 13 Wesohk 1 3 3 1 Ginzer 8171 Anderson 12 2 1 Ort 0 0 4 0 Totals 18 17 28 13 Jackson Marten 6 I 4 I T Kindt 0 0 2 3 Rhodes 10 0 1 Armey 1113 Tetzlaff I 3 5 1 McKelvey 2 0 0 3 Totals’ 11 8 15 18 Score By Quarters North Liberty 13 18 25 53 Jackson 7 18 25 36 Walkerton OES Friends of line officers of Walkerton Chapter. Order of the Eastern Star of Walkerton, introduced Tuesday evening at the regular meeting xvere: Elmer Hunt and Mrs. Mary Huber, worthy patron and matron of North Liberty chapter who were seated in the East; Mrs. Walter Jackson and Alfred Drews of the Walkerton chapter who were guests of Mr. and Mrs. James Verkier in the west; Mrs. Newton Williams, Larry Groves, Mrs. Dorothy Green. Mrs. Stanley Orcutt, Mr. and Mrs. John M<Combs, Mrs. Helen McCarty, all

SI I ■ \ CVtI I ■) I YOUR BIBLE SPEAKS IN TEN GREAT QUESTIONS By Lewis A. Kraner The Moral And Ceremonial Laws Contrasted 1. What an- the moral law <4 Gn commandments and the <erenmni.il laws each tailed? An.-wer The law of Ten Commandments is called the ■ royal law. ' James 28. The ceremonial law is called the law . . . contained in ordinances. Eph. mm 2 15. 2 By whom were each of these laws spoken'’ Answei The ten commandments were spoken by God Ix-uteronomy I 12,13 The ceremonial law wax spoken by Moses. Lvilicus 1 1-3. 3. How w« re the two laws each given ‘ Answei The ten commandments of God w< re written by God on tables of stone. Exodus 24 12 The ceremonial ordinances wire known as the "handwriting of ordinances."' Collosians 2 14. 4. Who wrote each of these laws? Answer The ten commandments were written bx the finger of God Exodus 31 18 The ceremonial law was Written bx Moses in a book 2 Chronicles 35 12. 5. Where Were the two laws placed” Answer The moral law was placed m the ok Exodus io 20 The cen'iiv mal laws was placed in the side of the ark Deuteronomy 31 24-26. 6. Whtt is said with regard to thr power of the two laws” Allows r Th- law of the laird is perfect converting the soul Psalm 19 7. The (en momal law "made n thing perfti t Hebrews । 19. 7. What about the enduring character of the two laws” Answer The law of G"d is to "stand last forever md ever " Psalm 111 7 8. The on momal ordinanevd w- r* nailed to the cross ('.l s-un- 2 14 x What was Christ s attdud' toward each of these laws” Answer Christ cam nd to destr. x the law but to fulfill it Matthew 517 Christ nbohshed the .eiemomal ordinances Ephesians 2 15. 9 H w did Je>u> t< late Hans.lf to these tw Lw Answer Jesu magnified the ten commandment 1m <h 42 21 The ceremonial law wax t.ik-n "lit ot the w bx Christ Colossians 2 14. 10 How Were each of thesi law* related to -m” Answei Th' ten . ■ mmandm> id liw gives a kn wi dgi <f sin R> mans 3 20. 77 The , eiemomal 1»w was instituted in consequent eof sin Leviticus 3-7. For Im ima'. n <in How To to '. n A b’ Bibb Writ- T YOt R FRIENDS DIE SEVENTH 1 AY AIALNiTSTS P O. Box 33 Walkerton. Indiana

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’ w u • ’ ; IMr and Mix. Buzz Wop nd Mrs. Ruth I: oim m of N -i th Liberty. Worthy Mitin Mr I > n’l I W IS über-, r gr< , ' I |,• ■ dt' ndance with i p < i (1.-dK ~i. '• t to all Fri' nd a•• wll । member - pl es> nt Mrs John M<' • hs an h< n ame all ‘n. n j. 4 member ■ pt esent. Menu ml -.!>•. we-. p. U and the ch 11 • r di ■ I in 1:1 1<uy of Br • ' her Ib ‘ -1 Lidv. M r M r« n Mullet .nt r ibut ■ j to the birthdax bank ind was honored with the inging of "Happy Birthdax "’ During the soci d hour in the dining room where th' decor on the tables were keeping with Geo. Washington's birthdav. refreshments were served bx- Mrs. Robert King. Mrs Carl Gj-rm-Jr., Mrs Jerome Howard and Mrs. Gerald Howard. Protems in officers stations xvere Mrs. McCombs. Mrs. Ra!f>o Jackson .and Mrs Elsie Johnson. MOTORING MANNERS A little more courtesy on the highways will do more to reduce fatalities than adding to the number v»f traffic regulations. Our Cftisßifieds - Only 75c. • t

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