The Independent-News, Volume 93, Number 36, Walkerton, St. Joseph County, 1 February 1968 — Page 1

VOLIME 93. NIMBER 36

New Carlisle Tops Shamrocks 59-56 Saturday New Carlisle's Tigers and the N<«rth Liberty Shamn ck • had an exciting game Friday night th it found the Tigers edging the Shamrocks on the strength of a six point scoring streak when both teams were having trouble getting the ball in the basket. The game had been close all the way, but the drought for the Shamrocks while New Carlisle was doing only slightly better with six points made the difference. The loss was the Shamrocks eighth of the season against five wins and the third loss in three league games tn the Northern State Conference play. Stan Noel opened the scoring with a jumper but the Shamrocks came back for an early lead of 3-2 as Kevin Hostetler hit a jumper and Jim De-tU a free throw. However, the Tigers th. n went t w< rk with a pin of bask-’a by Shu.y anil single baskets by Neb. lung and Clark for a 10-3 I- I Th. SI; uno . k never climb d . I • r than thm in tlb op i.mg qumbr .c th Tiger- luoi.d to a 19-13 Hist period 1 id. The , am- didn t tight. nup until the < ilh dr as the Tiger- hit th* fi; t two ba ket i th- < nd p: i i and then hid I<nto a I id o! t I > t MIX th. rest of the halt. At thmam mt . mis n th. Shanti - o traded 34-28. Anderson Mad* Att i< k The game began to tight-n uj in the second half as Chr Anderson un< - again took < hau.■ . LX sits hit first, but And* i <>n then followed with a jumper. After an outside shot by Shue) and a free throw by New Carlisle's Anders, n. Ainsbargei hit one p ant for the Shamrock* Clark was n<xt for the Tiger , and St in No« 1 hit a singh p -mt as the had was im oa -d to sex-n 40-33. However, Anders«>n i ame but k width a jum|M i and a lay-m and after Fi.nk Ginzei hit from underneath, And. -m f« urth basket of the quarter pushed th- Shamrisks t. a 11-40 lead It Was short-lived a- Jim N - I hit for the Tigre, Dm the flooi and th-n Stan No. I and (‘lark each added one lie. thr w as the Tigers h< Id a II 11 I 1 going mt > tin- final stanza. Gmz* i hit a bn. .h I to ~ t thin :* g- .:i . but lon. d . i two Loin the foul Im. t i N- w Carlisle. D. sits, hit or.- ihantx toss and Gmzu ll ri p gg<d in i juniper to Rn >t the - ;»>. 46 with 639 left in the game This is Where the trouble started Stan N-< I hit a jumper and Mik-- Anderson add. J two shots Stan No«d hit again but d' pite the fact that th. «• 4x p tits were Well spr. ul, th. Sbainr -.k- wnt until b than two minutes remained when I leMis finally hit a Jump. r. Anderson was next to cut th. 1. ad to 52-50. but N< b. lung and Hostetler then trad'd tw point each. N<b< lung hit again with just 26 -oonds left and was fouled oil the play to m. k. a big thi.e-p mt plav b .1 the Tiger’ lead t > five And.is n was m turn I ub I md hit l th shots, but Jim N-.l rial, bed this with just four seconds left Anderson > basket right at the gun determined the final -< ore of 59-56. Anderson Hit* 21 Chris Ander - n t tai 1 21 in this game on nine baskets md six of s. v. n fr< ni th. 13 f t stripe. Dealt . chipped in with 15 for the lowers only ther m .ret in d. . de figures N' belong ; fed (continued on bark pager

Walkerton C of C To Meet Feb. 8 The Walkerton Chamber of Commerce will have their r. gul ir meeting on Thursd iy, February 8, at the raddle Whe. 1 Restaurant in Walkerton. The noon , meeting wall be conducted by Mahlon Jac b. president with . several matters of importance to be discussed. , The vari< us committees appointed by the prsident ari functioning well and plans are proceeding on projects that will be discussed at this time. The . cooperation of ;JI will be necessary for Chambei to carry these out. The membership drive is still underway and the membership j chairman. Jake Powell, Would like to urge all people to respond to their letters if they have not already. The dues are SIOOO per penu-n or 835.00 for a business membership that includes cards for as many persons as ne.*d.*d. This should be sent to the M-cr. - t.uv Bob L'rbin or uiven to Mr i’owell as s' n is p >ssibb . North Liberty To Have New Post Office W rd ..i' reb is d list Fridiv ' 'h it N ■’ t ’ I . c 1' • |^ to -e. A • new post office al ng with a couple <>f additi'n- t< the S"ti!h P.. nd P< 4 ()fti -1 »ep Itr -nt i b W' Ver t" d :'e TV t’b I W ’ 1 has followed con< erning the N rth Liberty situation. Th. only furth* i statement m b would b- that t’ u uld b constructed by private business md own. I by the ame with a lease set-up with the Postal Department. ^nlcons Visit South Central Friday Night After a busy week <>f basketball the past Week, the Falcon of John Gb nn w ill h ive ■ nlv ongame this week . nd th it being a road game at South Central The Satellites ar. on* ' t the state s’' • nger small schools with only on. b ss <>n their record to date. Garn- time will he 713 whool time Friday night. Shamrocks To Play At Wakarusa The North Ltb.itx Shonr'-k . will travel t Wal; ou t to m.-I a former North Liberty player Ted W< »'l.k Indians on Friday night Th. Wak iru- it. mi has had a fairls suer, .'ul - is. n i - tin this y> ar Game tm, f> r the pr.lmim % < nt. t will Is 6 1 5 ('ST T\\ < I F \!C\ME STATMENTS Eu .-ne Basl i S’ J ph (’ untv Tr»- sur. r h■ ■ ma b ari.tm nunts • ■ Tile Walk-ri n Ig<. nse Bran. h t rail the Tr. -unr liffi.r t< get a Tax Cl. i' »n< <• St ’-m- nt r t p< r.*on w h d- n t hav. i pci <>n d p: p. rtv tax r.flpt which is i l lt pr< hn ■ '■ -n - pl ' pri< r!■ thi - tmi- 11 p- r> n- h i t t tile T? -Ulei - < hfic. t get this < ’h at an< • N (> T I < E Dr Walter I - nm' will b ut of his . ffu until Aj til 1. IWh. Th< office will be op-n dulv except Thursd iv from Idl'd to 11 (M) a m vvith Mrs Ch tiles High in eh it-' X OTH t The Walkert n LOOK will h tv.- m-t diatb r. ' i M nda\ F- b 3 ' s Oo p •

WALKERTON, INDIANA, Till RSDAY, I EBRI ARY 1, 1968

Married Saturday In North Liberty a-. ’.i J

Jackwon aall KiM. I j The marriage of Miss Marsha Lynne Jackson and James Pnvid Mlekndaj took place at 6 30 pm. Saturday in the Fn st Brethren Church. North Liberty. Rev Kent Bennett performed the cerem.nx. Paint >of the colipb are Mr and Mi . Robert M Jai ks. n Jr., North Liberty, and Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Mlrkodaj N rth Liberty. The bride chose a gown of iUn peau de so.e styled with a bateau necklin- . highrisc wai thnr and l<>ng pointed sb. v. s. The bodice and skirt fl nt wm trimmed in lac - an I f« din. I han I ipplnpi' of Ch a? IL 1 ■ A full • hap I train fell tom Ih. shoulders, Lu ilia ion trimmed in pearls and it (descents formed petal ci iwn elust-r - < : ng h< i ballerina hnylh veil. She « it m 1 a cascade of white carnation . tinted golden red, with foliage Mrs Alan Kaser. North Liberty. aunt of the brid« was the matr< n of h< nor. A < >u m ■ f th bride, Mos Cathy IHll>n, N Ch Libert \ was the maid of honor The bridesmaid was Miss Vicki Jackson, Mishawaka cousin of the bt t<le Miss Anita Ki r. North Liberty, al > a cousin, w i the fl. wer girl The attendants wore floor length gowns of hohdav red Velvet With A line skirts an I Empire wai't . each accented bx a single red rose of velvet. The) tarn d whit* mutf an 1 white fin । pen pdi box hcadpiet-. , h« I 1 their white Veils Richard Elkridge Warner lb Irins AFB Ga served a b a man. t'shvrs were Jack J uk.*m Terre Haute brother < f the bride Stephen Mlekodaj brother of the bridegroom. and bug. las Kr i N' rth LtN rlx An thcr < - usin f the br b Ro\ i; t . las Ka : North L".tlx \n thbraia r and Al in K. r Jr. alsa c- u<ln -Ui at hie. A recepUon wr s held tn the church Borda! room immidiatel) after the certainty. The coup!

will be i h no altei J n 31 at ins' Pasad na St North labert\ Both Ue gradual. f N rth Liberty High S< h< I Skiles ( (,|e M s Shu > n A Skib t■< can ■■ the bride of .h ir \ J < ' b .t 1 30 pm. Jan 20 in th- T> ei irden First Brethren Church The Rev (’laud. Slog .! Il j t tor. read the d< utile ring < ■ monj before an alter d* ■ rated with palms pink md whit- < u nation . and l‘ink r Parents of th < 1.1 ! ar< Mr. and Mrs Ru. >II Skill I! R 1 Walkerton md Mi ,n I Mrs H ward Cb RR 3 W dk« rt -n The I : ide (he i st t ; h’ line street-b n’th dn - ’ wk.’ I ice ova t tit t i with ’1 •• ' Chiffon back pul < a t : with a t iff. I b- a H r v lof illusion Was held bx a uh pl! box headpiece. She « ri 1 bouquet of white carnation ml pink r<• e bud Miss Jackie T< t i ft xx th. maid of h n r md • h white crepe dr. » w h a tin. b dice and a h adpl. ’ tai net. Her f b Wet W< ' a . ! sage of whit- ear n P i n Rlx rt p Hart I u ' 1 b< st man Immediatih f 11 wm.: Pn ccrenionv a reception wis h< I I f- r st) .ue ’, m th.,- chur h rial rooms Serving w ■ MiR< sab e ( * Ie Mt Mu Harris ml Miss Tri i. u Mrs M riixn Skii t ' ■ i the gusts ml th- MtJ.t<!<• ar ! M • ■ R a u, in i harge of th. gift t cq Th- bride wis ittn If ing awax in i nix x blue pl o I suit with black arc -- »nes They will be it hme it »i \\ Mishawaka Ax. Mish wak 1 Itl kMT % TO >ll H MHI MR*i old I I I The W dkert- nTt K p ular m nthly meeting will b Id t night (Thu’ itm . .a 7 » i’ the home r M:> St>Ori utL

TIN (ENTs PER (OPY

Falcons Edge Jimiown In Real Thriller A pm < f f’ ’hr ws n I i 16 sot -t h' t I r- • I. jry N-i-w.n!all w d J Im Gl rn to t 'k- a 66-6’> I 1 i v-r Juntown and th n j >ir f ft- i sh t -by G- g Ami r with r.ma s.s nd- left put th- vang ■ n tha cake a- th.- Feb -ns w< n th^il* ling 6> f,7 vi< ’ • <a. r th J • nu< S i’m !iv ni ‘ ’ Th- rr • a ■ • \ 11in • ‘tr r‘ ’ • .11 be vv i. a • t. im -rr rt by th- F d n- m l gava then a 3-0 record in N rth m S'it. C n-f.-ren-'’ play an 1 a 9 3 overall rverd to d >t Ix-tding .51-30 going m’ th-» final prnod th Fab- n- w h.'l the lead disappear < nlv t regain it rgain with th- la-t rmnut- heroic f»r th- »x< itm : win which pr bibly was th- b ’effort ’ ' rrythm. < nsid-r-d Th- shuffling of p! A. • . I • e < h P. g-r Be. hl ni !'■ d w ■ f th ri ■ • n • tl a ”■ ■ FiL cen .'i ' h i I w. ’ ll 1cidm ; ’ ' ,f tli- am • . ' ■ - • th-a p -I I I . ’i: • ■ r ng h-m • - - •. • J ' vv ■ : . ; ’h’S d- ir n- I 1 r ; ' : 1 rn tl ■ fir. .If ! h: r C• k hit fir ’ c- ag CM • ' 4 a 1n; h- ' .n ; m ’h left c a n-! t » i ■ e' -.r; f- aj p mt bad .6 .2 H .v ' • ’ - i xt tw md h • f uni th play .11 Jim’ w• i 'h. y m v 1 ihe id b' fivb. f..' ’he I'' : . K> nt K ir m - h' . — sive Jimmie hit fr m th- ■ rm r and C • k ' id' I i fr •—h ’ The big c.-ntei I’, n M xw-11 r >k a baselm< pi- I- hm I ’h- Falci -n z rv •rd I • I th- bill in for the 57-| mt d with 5 .50 -h* wing n th. c! « k C> k then add'd f >ur -tratga’ h i ity sh< t ■ md !h. 1 ii id - 11 4 to 61- >6 bef< r>- Am a !...s ! m A 16 f' 4 t hot as I J : • uncd. Je k R> -s was n xt w h x tip n. lutJhn ’I: n»: vv .: x lav-m f ■ th- i • . Lmry Gt v I- f ' <n the sal n!v t I th- a. ill jump j>■ •It n•’। .v h.' ir -- b amd : t ' - ' ''J !• 4 with 2 0 1 !t pl a N sw. n I vv h ura! . ’ lly vv ... ... Ip m l ■ _ . n ' rhe ball was t ul-d ad h- . ilmly hit i» th ■n ! ■ t ‘ : A t. trim th. b >1 t n \ft-r n-g timny p s> • e. n ot th ball. a . >upie ’ mi 4 Glenn h"’.J t hi-ed tn. la •• •< - 'mdmg and i httb sh vel P’s-. ut to N- -a. 1- • t . ■.• v - r nr 1 h. n all a! ne an I he hit th. 16 t - t set t • a 66 6 11 v. 1 01 sh- 'Wing n th. b k T‘. acli« n w .s fast and fun u~ but no sr..rm., vv is d r until A a r was hamm- ■ d bv Mow ii with m» I it Tli - f lb W 1 i : . sed i n m l n :tua’.' r ! v Karn< s just s ven se. nis - ul. ■ The tw - r thr vv - w b. t the Fai i m r (■ r ■ r . p nt I ! C."k ' , . t m i t 11 ng in - hm I w S- • ' 1 bit md dp’ th ’ ’ ’ bill sh uld n v« r t - n f it play a_ on t h I ..! und Air r - ' m. t ul Iju t s ’tm« ran nt H i it lie ft nd of th- • ” ind- n bur who c add iir I . . Ih. I• pt FaiI gam. Tli- ;tm w i tight ill the w • md ’ ■’ 1 w h fine »ht -tm i- b. th . 1 ib- P -fe < ’ i.■ ,» i: ■ ।■ ■ -a trh a I m Jun : r but 1 M r hit j..- k p i