The Independent-News, Volume 97, Number 26, Walkerton, St. Joseph County, 12 November 1970 — Page 1

VOLUME 97, NUMBER 26

Shamrocks Drop Final Game To Jackson Friday The North L.berty Shamrocks finished their 1970 football season on a losing note Friday as a 26-6 decision was dropped to the Tigers of Jackson. Being out classed in about every department except hustle and spin it. the Shamrocks managed once again this year to hang tough for a large part of the ball game before falling to superior forces. The loss climixed the Shamrock season with a 17- 1 record. Jackson broke the scoreless battle midway in the second period as they took possession of the ball on the Shamrock 39. It took just e ght plays before the combination of quarterback Greg Landry and end Bob Ke.sey connected on a nine yard scodng pass. The try for the extra point from placement was wide but Jackson had gamed a 60 lead which they held until halftime. The third quartet found the T ger team breaking the game wide open with a three touchdown surge that upped the !«• id to 26-Q Jeff Troeger hit pay dirt first on a three yard run that cl.maxed an 11 play d.he of 53 yards. Once again the extra pant try. this time a pass, fa led for Jackson. A pass interception of a Sham, rock aerial set up the third TD for the South Bend school Putting the ball in play at their own 22, the drive started and was greatly aided by two Shamrock penalties of 15 yards each. A bomb from Landry to end Rick Stre.ch covered 31 yaids in all, and Brian Wilde kicked the extra point for a 19-0 lead with 3:35 left on the clock in the third period. Another pass Interception was quickly forth com ng as the option pass was tried by Devon Rohs only to fall into Kelsey's hands. He returned to the 26 yard line and five plays later, Landry found a hole through the midd.e and went in from five yards out. Wilde kicked the ext.a po nt again and with just 15 seconds remained in the period it was 26 0 in flavor of the Tigers The Shamrocks managed to get on the board late ,n the contest when Devon Ross piled in ftom the two yard line with 2:25 remaining to climax a 67 yard drive. A pass for two points failed and the game ended that way 26 6. despite a deep thrust by Jackson .n the closing seconds. NL Statist cm J 15 First Downs 18 39 Rushing 192 87 Dissing 68 20 Passes Attempted 15 7 Passes Completed 5 3 Hud Intercepted 0 6 Punts 4 26 Ave. age Yards 25 0 Fumbles Last 0 65 Yards Penalized 55 The Scoring Jackson: Bob Kelsey, 9 yard pass hom Greg Landry; PAT kick failed Jackson: Jeff Troeger. 3 yard run; PAT: pass failed Jackson: Rick St re ch. 31 yard pass from Greg Landry; PAT: Brian Wilde, kick Jackson: Greg Landry, 5 yard run; PAT: Brian Wilde, kick North Liberty: Devon Ross. 2 yard run; PAT: pass failed Score By Quarter* Jackson 0 6 20 0 26 N Liberty 0 0 0 6 6 Use Our U’a.s«tfl»d Ads

TRI KAPPA CHRISTMAS BAZAAR SATURDAY JI 4? I J ** J I A -»*- A a *

Christmas is approacning raster than we think, but at Tri Kappa on Thursday. Nov. 5. Christmas was the main topic of discussion. The Epsilon Chapter of Tri Kappa is having a Chr stmas Bazaar on Saturday, No vein ber 14 from 9 a.in until 5 p.m. at the United Methodist Church, Illinois St.eet Building. Walkerton. Many hours have gone into the mak ngs for the Bazaar. Items will be for all ages such as stuffed toys, dolls, aprons, belts, games, tree tnmm ngs. package decorations, school suppl.es. centerpieces, wreaths, knitted items and many more. Come and look around and do your shopping early. Also featured at the bazaar will lie a white elephant booth mJ th many useful items for you to bid on Bake goods will be sold along with an afghan to be awarded some lucky pe.sun on Nov 21 The chapter met in the home of Mrs. Robert Bauss with thirty in attendance. Mrs Lowell Halt, sell and Mrs Robert Urbin were co-hostesses for the evening Gifts for Beatty Mcmoyal Hospital should b • taken to Pam Kepchas home this week. Help make a happy and merry Christ mas so those less fortunate at Westville. A date for the annual 1 ri Kappa Antique Show was set by the chairman Pam Kep. hi, for February 27 and 28, 1971. Plans are underway for the show Refreshments of pumpkin pie and coffee was served. Remember. Saturday is the day of the Christmas Bazaar Come in and browse FISH FRY A fish fry is being planned by the North Liberty Community for Saturday. November 14 from 5:00 to 8:0U pm to help meet the financial cost for repairs to the North Liberty Community Bu Iding The cost of tuket* is adults $1 50 and children under 12, 75c Pu chasing of tickets from Dan Roser will help sup port th.s worthy cause. NOTICE Tho>e wanting the sum• license pate number held previously must reserve number by December 18 1970.

WALKERTON, INDIANA, THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 12,1970

ENGAGED ■ * '• I I .Mr. and Mrs. Wiliam Limerick. North Liberty announce the engagement of their daughter Julia to Lt Bruce E Hite, son of .Mr. and Mrs Bryce E. Hite, Markle, Indiana Miss Limerick, emp'oyed by the Wells Fargo Bank of Sacramento Cal.fornia. is a graduate of Noith Liberty H‘gh Schoo Lt Hite Is st itioned at the Cast'e Air Force Base, in Cal forma and is a graduate of Ba 1 State University A J inua:y it wedding is planned by the couple. JGHS Band And Chorus To Have Concert JGHS R nd and Chorus Pi<- t The John G enn High Scho >1 Band and Ch »rus wll present then j tint concert on Nov <mber 19 in the b gh school auditorium. The con ■. t beg.ns at s 00 p m The band's performance will include "The N itcracker Suit •" by P. I Tschnikowsky "First Roumanian Rhaps aly” by George Enesco ••Winter Wond rland” an by John Warrington "Clarinet Polka" arr by DaVd Bennett -If T-m Re Near" by Johann Seb ist i.<n Rich "The Penny Wh st'.e Song” by Leroy Ar.de son

The charus will perform the cantata. “How the West Was Won", based on themes from the MGM-C nerama Presentation of the same name. Various soloists and ensembles will also be featur 'd at this time. H ghlighting the concert will be the presentation of Senior aw ird sweaters to those Seniors who will participate in seven semesters of band. The sen ors leceiveing these sweaters are: Sharon Ameling. Ramona Bowers. Carrie Elkin Cindy Huhnke, Ron Johnson. Mitzi Knepper. Jon Sheley, and Rick Strang. Tickets tor the concert will be 75c for children and adults

North Liberty Lions To Sall Light Bulbs gsHMIp mEH

Next M >nday evening November 16. the members of the North Liberty Lions Club will canvas the town of North Lbeity in their b.g fund raising drive to sell light bulbs Proceeds from the site are used m various Lions projects in the common ty as well ns m the state piojats the Eve Bank Cancer Control and Leader Dog for the B rid Along with the Lght bulb sale

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Thespian Society To Ptesent Play Friday & Saturday The John G’enn High School Thespian Society will present "The Diary of Anne Frank”, on Friday and Saturday. November 13 and 14 in the high school auditorium begmn ng at 8 p in. each evening. Th-> action takes place dur.ng Wor d Wa II on the top floors of tn Amsterdam warehouse, which serves as a hiding place from the Ge.-tapo for two JeWish faniil es. When th? Al ics invade E irop • and rescue scemj .mminent the p <y ends with a suspenseful climax. Members of th? cast ire Lynn Nukda. Ron Johnson. Steve Wik. torowski Theresa DeSimone, .Tuddy Huffman. Jeff Marquardt. Wayne Feece, S ie Morris, Rck String and Margaret Mechling. The pay is unde the d tect.on of Rob it S Mulligan. Tne student m n iger is Jun Betz: art director, Jacquie Tiede; student <t r?ctors Jim Hartsough. Jon p o ni ,.( . inc j j, ] p.rb ener; 1 ghting d or Jon Sb • ev and ths prop cha -man is Tmvi Erickson ■ t Rainbow News

If you haven't rece ved your vows, now is y »ir opportunity. Grand Cro s of Color degrees and luncheon will b? held Sunday. November 15 at the Atkinson Hotel, Indianapolis. The luncheon is $} 50 including tip and will be at 130 EST Mil re motions to Mrs Dorth a Davis. Rainbow House. Rout? 31 South. Indianapolis Indiana. Remember your vows Grand Cross of Color Bread breaking ceremony Friday. November 13 at the M isonic Temple at 7 30 pm. EST All members pleasa come and join us Mrs Alfred Drews Grand Deputy. District 2® Drive C’aretullyi

Lions members will have free stationery to give out at -very residence The st it >nety is tm pi inted with an ler’a' view of North Liberty and can serve a useful p irpose to the persons receivmg a supply The members of th? Lions are adod to meet at the Manuel res. de nee it 7CO pm on the 16th wth their Lion hats fog this m >st impo tant sale