The Independent-News, Volume 97, Number 22, Walkerton, St. Joseph County, 22 October 1970 — Page 1

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Late Score Breaks Tie To Defeat Falcons A controversial touchdown by South Central s Don Pulver with 36 seconds left, cost the Falcons of John Glenn a tie game Friday n.ght and instead handed the Fa.cans defeat number three this season against three wins and one tie On a crucial fourth and goal from the one. Pulver tried the sneak that afte r unpiling a number of p.ayers and the officiais studying the location of the ball on the very crooked goal line, they ruled the nose was a little bit over the chalk line and ruled a score. The loss was a heart breaking one for the injury r.dd.ed Falcons who placed with out senior quarteback Jim Lute and also lost their leading rusher and scorer, Joe Jaske. m the th.rd jieriod after he hid scored ad It of the Falcon points in the 20-14 loss. The Falcons early errors and failure to get in the end zone in the opening minutes of the final quarter really was the factor that cost them the game A fumble early in the contest resulted m the first South Central score as the Falcons had received the kick and moved for two first downs and appeared to have a sustained drive going Running on a first and 10 from the South Central 43. a missed handoff was bouncing free when Artie Fryman picked up the loose ball and had no trouble sprinting into the end zone for a 55 yard run and a 6-0 lead. This came with 8:05 left in the opening quarter. The Falcons then found the Laporte County team increasing the lead to 14-0 in the final 29 seconds of the opening stanza as the Satellites put on a 69 yard drive in five plays with a big gainer of 54 yards on a screen pass on the first p.ay After two incomplete passes, a third down play netted a first and goal from the one as Pulver connected for a 14 yard gainer to Matt Yagelski Pulver then did the honors himself, sneaking m from the one and then bootlegged into the end zone again for the two point conversion making it 14-0 Fairly late in the half, the Falcons finally got started. A South Central punt put th.- ball on the Falcon 31 and after a 5 yard proceedure penalty backed it to the 26. the Falcon . led by sophomore quarterback John Harness, started to move. A cute little pass and lateral going from Harness to Ron Johnson to Alan Northam, the trailing back, resulted in a 27 yard gam to get the drive going A fate ma>k violation helped 15 yards and on a crucial fourth and 2 from the 25, Jaske sprinted all the way for the Falcons' fast score He also added the extra point and it was 14-8 the way the first half ended some 2 17 later The Fa Icons second score was set up by a gamble that didn t work After taking the second half kickoff and getting one first down, the Satellites decided to go for a fourth and one from the Falcon 46 A goal defensive charge stacked the pay up and the measurement showed a foot and a half short and Glenn had the bail. On the first play Jaske tore loose for 27 and then it was gams of 6,3, 5 and 4 before J iske ran it in again from nine yards out. On the extra point try, Jaske was creamed real goixi a good clean, but h ird tackle, and besides being short of the end zone, he was knocked out for the season with a knee injury John Glenn then got the bill

United Panthers To Be Name 01 Urey Annuel The Urey Yearbook Staff held a contest among the Urey students and faculty to select a permanent name for the annual. Over fifty suggestions were submitted and five names were selected as finalists. The five voted on by the students were Panther Tales, Panther Potpourri, Panther Annual, The Urey Review and the winning name United Panthers submitted by Joan Prueter, a seventh grader. The yearbook staff would like to thank each person that submitted a name to be considered The sponsor for the yearbook is Mrs. Lyle. Walkerton Lions To Meet On Tuesday, Oct. 27 The Walkerton Lions Club will meet on Tuesday, October 27 at 7 00 p m in the Walkerton Community Building. Installation of the new members will be held The program will be conducted by the District Governor, Kenneth Isenberg Something new is being started at our monthly meetings, so plan to attend if you don't your wife maybe sorry. Use Our Uliututied Ade again after South Central was forced to punt and moved from their own 26 the entire way down the field with a big 34 yard pass p.ay from Harness to Northam the key play Getting a fust and goal from the 8, the Falcons pushed to the one on fourth down but were stop|xd short of pay dirt on the fourth down. South < Central then failed to make a fir t down and punted to the.r own 34 where the F alcons pit the bail in play again. However, an interception on a fourth and Six from the 19 stopped this drive on the five and the Sate.Utes started an lx play drive that covered 95 yards with the controvtrsial score on the last play Aga.n it was a big screen pass p.ay that netted the big gain as this time it worked for 40 yards on a timd and 1U situation. After the Satellite score Glenn did gain one first down but was intercepted on the final play of the game to stop any chance of getting the tying touchdown. JG Statistics SC 15 Fust Down 11 198 Rushing 94 117 Passing 148 16 Passes Attempted 22 5 Passes Completed 12 1 Intercepted By 4 1 Punts 4 12 Average Yards 32 4 Fumbles 4 2 Fumbles Lost 1 15 Yards Penalized 64 The Scoring South Central: Artie Fryman, 55 yards with recovered fumble, PAT: run failed South Central: Don Pulver 1 yard quarterbaik sneak. PAT: Don Pulver, run. John G< tm Joe J ske. 25 yard tun: PAT Joe Jaske tain John Glenn: Joe Jaske, 9 yard run: PAT run failed South Central Don Pulver 1 yard quarterback sm ik. PAT: run failed Scon* By Quarters SC 1 4 0 0 6 20 JG U 8 6 U 14

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Grand Master Carroll Zartman To Be Honored ’ — ——! I ■ ' '7.’^ jonn cm-nn mgii c>' naoi next Saturday night, Octobe r 21th w.ll be the scene of a grand celebration im hid.ng a banquet at 7 30 1 o’clock and followed by entertainment. , This is to honor Carroll Zartman, who was recently installed ( as Gr and M ister of Indi ma Odd- । fellows Lodge. Mr Zartman resides in Tyner and is a member i of Tyner I 0.0 F. Lodge No 821 He has rendered a very dedica--1 ted service to the order. He is well known by the Oddfellows throughout the state and district Needless to say the Oddfellows in this section of Northern Indiana are proud of this honor which has come to them, through the election of Carroll i to this high position. High ranking officers from all 1 the branches of Oddfellows and 1 Rebekas are expected to attend 1 this celebration. • ~~ Jaycees To Sponsor Local Halloween Party The Walkerton Jaycees are I sp< it heading the 1970 Hallowa rn partv. along with ass.stance from many other community organizations This yens activities, on Saturday October 31st include a pari ade from the Walkerton Comi mumty Building to the Elementry > School The parade will leave the Community Build.ng at 5 1.5 PM. lead by the John G.enn High । School Bind, and the Walkerton Fne Department Upon arriving at the Elementary Gym a costume eonte t w.ll be conducted. This year the children will compete by age groups 1-4, 5-7. 8 10. and 11 and over The Jaycees will provide additional funds so that more 1 cash prizes will be awarded this 1 ye ir In each age group live 1 priz.es will be awarded for each of the following catagorie>; t’glies; Most Original; Prettiest, 1 and Halloween characters Immediately following the costume contest refreshments will tie served. The party is planned to be ovei by 6 30 PM so that al! the youngsters wall be re t ly to take part in Walkerton’s Treat Night from 6 30 to 8 30 PM To dat<« the following < ommunity organizations haw provided issist mce to the Javcees. Bus ne; -s & Proses .oral Women s Club By Scouts, Worn i - Comm inity Club Koontz Lake Lionettex, Walkerton Chambe, of Commerce. Yorktow n Ixuionst’ ition Club Better Homes Extension C.ub and SI Pits Women’s Club Obey The Traffic Liw<

Shamrocks Win First Game Os Season Friday lae Notch Lib< rty Shamrocks picked up their fust victory of the season Friday night as they used mostly a ground atta. k and eight k lirfieid turnovers to move to a cemtur ‘table 21-7 victorv in a Noithem State Conference game The Shamrocks led all the way in this one but wasn’t able to “put it away" until the final period when two times they hit pay d.rt to wrap up the victory. The Shamrocks now stand 1-1-1 for the season, Mike Wesolek started the s unrig fiq- the night as he capped a drive with a five yard ran into the end zone A try for the two point conversion tailed on a run. but the 6-0 lead was held early m the contest. It didn’t take long to increase this as after the Falcons h id move near m.dfield, a loose ball on a Fairfield fumble was scoojied up by Bid Snyder and he rumbled 45 yards to cioss the goal line again ami mere.use the lead to 12-0. This is how the first quarter ended The Falcons weren’t done by any means and in the second period they came storming back to sustain a drive that was capped by a 13 yard scoring strike on a pass from Pete Reed to Mark Longcor. Don Weaver hit the conversion kick and the Falcons were within range now as the^margain had been cut to a 12-7 score. No more scoring occured in the second period and the teams took thei r break at half with the Shamrocks holding the 5 point margin. The third quarter found neither team seriously threatening but in the final 12 minute stanza, a pair of touchdowns by North Liberty put the icing on the cake. Jets Wesolek scored first on a 16 yard run and Devon Ro-s picked up the final score bursting over from 26 yards out On both scores, runs for the two pomt conversions failed, but the big lead now assured the Sham’'X'k* of then first victory of the season The Shamrocks picked up most ot their y udage on the ground as the\ rushed for 192 yards in this game. Ihe Fairfielc errors of losmg four fumbles and having four p isses picked off. kept North L.bcrty alive m this one Fairfield split their real estate pretty we ( | gaining 101 on tne turf and 87 m the air. AL p- Statistics j' 11 First Downs 12 11*2 Rushing lot 11 Passing 87 6 Passes Attempted 26 2 Passes Completed 8 7 Punts 2 26 Average Yards 25 1 Furnb.es Lost 4 90 Yards Penalized 30 The Scoring North Liberty: Mike Wes .h k 5 yard run; PAT: run failed North Liberty: Bill Snyder. 45 yards with recovered fumble; PAT: run failed Fairfield Mark Longcor. 13 yard pass from pete Reed; PAT Don W.aier. kick. North Libertv: Jeff Wesolek, 16 yard run; PAT run failed North Lberty: Devon Ros. 26 v itd run; PAT- run failed Score By (^Harters N Liberty 12 0 0 12 24 Fairfield 0 7 0 0 7 NORTH LIBERTY AND GI.EN \ RESERX ES <, \MI The Ninth Libertv Sh.mr. -k reserve football team and the John Glenn reserve football te . will b itt'e it oit at 4 >0 0 ■ October 26 at the Falcon Field Reid the Classified Ads

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Town board News The Board of Trustees of the I jwn ot \\ i.kerton < onvened in regmar session Tuesday evening October 20 with full memberxh.p responding to call. In discussion, the Board established Sat ;rd.i\' t vening, Oc« tobt r 31 as the offical Tr nk ir licit N.ght tor W i.kerton w ’ i the period from 6 30 pin. to * 30 pm, designated lor visitatio". It wa- the opinion of the Bo J that Trick op Ire it' should Dts confined to this period, thereby giving the local citizens a d (, t\ mate time as to when to expect the youngsters The Beard w<4 also informed that a H illowe. a Parade and Party fo r pu te pants will also be held on Saturday evening. October 31. with the time to be announced by the sponsoring local organizations The contract ot Richard Gerbrick, Walkerton, was extended to include painting of the I large overhead doors serving the Ut: ity and Stietq Departments it the muncipal building. The present contract of Mr Gerbrick. who is presently engaged in painting the wood run of the building had not included material and labor for this portion of the building. Trustee O. C White reported on a recent meeting in South Bend where the Indiana Univer- • sity had < onducted a Civd Defense Education Program. Instruction and demonstrations 1 were given under simulated emergency conditions to the representatives of the various govI ernmental units ot st. Joseph County in attendance. Due to the Council Room being designated as a polling place for the General Election on Tuesday, November 3rd. the date of the Board's usual regular meeting date on the first Tusday of the month, the Board authorized convening one day earlier on Monday, Novembei 2, to eliminate any conflicts. In discussion it was also noted , that Sunday, October 2.5 is the . Official date for turning back of cox k- m the Slate of Indiana, Ihe one hour turn back will be in force for a s.x month per.od or until the fourth Sund iy in । April. Die Board discussed with the , Town Attorney De Vere I) Goheen concerning summons recently Served upon the mvml>e!s through the St Joseph ('ec ty Superior ( rt A . dilated 1 tiled rem >nsti in u-j appeal from enactment ot m An- . exation Ordinance that had been , filed with the court bv a numix‘r of affected property owneis. Attorney Goheen was instructed , to answer the compla.nt in writ- , mg within the prescribed leg il period Following review or the complaint and of the town s response the Court w.ll then dei termme whether uii’icient cause fo r a hearing has been set forth. Set Clocks Back One Hour This Sunday This Sunday, the lust Sunday in October, is the dav to move the clocks once again is the time will revert to Standi t Time No ch mge wid be m ide in Indiana in relationship to each other in the state is the m ijoritv. now on Ea-tern Daylight Tune will revert to Eastern Stand ird and the rest will sw:' l i with Chicago from Centra. Da - light to Central St indard tm ■ This is the switch everv ne likes is they gain that hour >f sleep they lost la>t Api I J ;st be --'lie to set the time p.eces back bes ; e retiring Satuidiy.