The Independent-News, Volume 93, Number 14, Walkerton, St. Joseph County, 31 August 1967 — Page 2

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THE INDEPENDENT-NEWS — AVGUST 31. 1967

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rOOTBALL GETS ITS OFFI- j cial start Saturday night as the auhli Liberty Shamrocks host the Jolin Glenn Falcons in the first game of the 1967 season. •'h< game will be played at the Jackson Field, just South of Ireand Road on Miami Road, at the south edge of South Bend, This ’ nf(> first official game, but North Liberty’s young Shami •>< k team has already tasted game action as they participated o> a jamboree last Saturday l ight at New Carlisle. THE SHAMROCKS have quite :< i building program to undertake with a new coach, new bystem and many new playirs'. List year's team, winners ot bin <>ut of 10 games, lost 72 box s by graduation who had b-m the Shamrock squad for several years. Their los- leaves iig holes to be filled, but with ^ueessful two quarters in the

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jamboree, it looks as if a much better spirit, great desire and hustle may make up for some ot the experience that has been lost. Coach Norm Si timid has initiated new offensive patterns for the boys, but they did look good and displayed a lot ot desire in their pre-season action. THEIR OPPONENTS? JOHN Glenn high school. will get their first action at the kickof? at 8:00 pm. Glenn’s team, under head coach Lou Kollias, has many faces back from last year's squad, but still experience is short and an improved season over that one win last year is anticipated. However, the Falcons still have a lot of work t< be done and more years ahead before football can be Teal successful in the school as no Junior High program is held and the boys lose this valuable chance to gain experience before

coming to high school. GLENN WILL USE A LOT ot the same stuff as last year as the offense hasn't had any majoi changes. However, the quarterbacking chores will be difiennt with the quarterback of las' year, John Stasko, switching to end this year to help beef up a p sltion that was very week lasi season. George Powell and Craig DeMyer will be handling Um important job. Other changes of position with some newcomers breaking into the line-up will make a different appearing team. The number of lettermen isn't bad. except that several ot these seen action enough to earn a letter and still aren’t really experienced. NEITHER SQUAD WILL be big. North Liberty will havt the edge in speixi as the Glenn squad last year was very sk>w and no signs of easing this situation has been seen for this year. The Shamrocks have four or five backs that possess much more speed than any of the Falcon backs. On defense, neither team will put a group of boys in with a lot of game experience. Both will have some holdovers from last yar’s squads, but mistakes could be frequent until this game experience is gained by the young boys. WE ENCOURAGE ALL fans of the two schools to turnout Saturday night and see the two local teams in action against each other and be an active fan o' the boys and their schools all season long. gCIENCEkW Topics ku CATCH, GATdIESOR IS IT GF.ETCH? EVER HEAR of a "gatch” or a "wag”? Probably not, Tait these two nonsense syllables are playing an important part in helping researchers at the University of Minnesota find out pre-school children know nil’s of grammar without ever having studied them. At the University's Center for Research in Human Learning youngsters are Wed. - Thur. - Fri. - Sat. Open at 7:00 Shows at Dusk Together 2 Sizzlers in Fiery Color God Created Woman and Man anti Then it B<*gan. Adain And Eve Also Saxargery passion Strange Customs of Courtship and Marriage The Shame Os Sabine Woman Saturday Nite txxc Bonus Pictures Come Early Stay Ijite I Features Masourade in Color with Cliff Roliertson The Girls On The Beach Sun. - Mon. - Tm-s. Big Libor Day Hi’lbillys In Haunted House Ferline Husky Jo Landing Frontier Hellcat Elke Sommers Bonus Picture Sunday Nite Only Arrivederci Baby Nami Kuan

given n< nsense syablvs like ••wug” and asked, "What would yoll call two ot them . Although they could not cite the tules, they know that after the "hard g" ending you just add a "z” sound, and alter the ‘ch ending veil need the ez sound. CHAIRS AND BOATS hardly seem like subjects for research by a university chemist, but Josph B. Lambert of Northwestern University says they arO. Chairs and boats are colloquial terms for the principal shapes of six atom molecular rings that are the basic building blocks of most carbohydrates. steroids, terpenes, and alkaloids. Using a magnetic device and a computer, Lambert has developed a general method to analyze the shape, br "conformation" of these molecular rings. The purpose of his work, xvhich is supported by the National Science Foundation, is to extend basic knowledge about the make-up of organic molecules. A FIRM that took the "wrinkles" out of pip" bending by introducing forged pipe elbows and fittings of uniiorm wall thickness is 40 years old this year. Tube Turns of Louisville, founded in 1927, made welded pipelines not only possible but practical with its fittings that permitted sm<K»th directional changes in piping assemblies. MOTORISTS may never get in a rut again, if researchers at Clemson University have their way. The ruts they are trying to prevent arc not the type that result from the routine of everyday living, but are the depressions in streets and highways caused by the weight of motor vehicles. In the departnn nt of civil engineering laboratories at Clemson, paving materials an*

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being subjected to various tests that are typical of aciuol highxv.i\’ conditions. Paving mixtures that are adequate for use on high-speed highways may be inadequate for paving inteisections where they are subjected to loads of 1 nger duration. GOT.DENROD, thought by most people — especially those with hay fever*to be a nuisance, was more than that to Thomas Edison. He once developed a method for making rubber from the common goldenrod. TEACHERS NAMES OMMITTED FROM FACULTY The names of two teachers were ommitted from the PLJ teaching staff in last weeks paper. They were. Wray Ricciardi. who will teach English at John Glenn and Donnabelle Strang who will be a Teachers Ai .e at Tyner. Use Our Classified Ads Fri., Sat.. Sept. 1-2 Paramount Pictures presents Elvis Presley ■ Excitment! Adventure under the gen! Hal Wallis production Technicolor Easy Come, Easy Go