The Independent-News, Volume 98, Number 26, Walkerton, St. Joseph County, 2 December 1971 — Page 1

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VOLUME 98; NUMBER 26

Shamrocks Lose Pair Last Week The North Liticrty Shamrocks dropped a pair of basketball games over the holiday, losing to Mishawaka Marian on Wednesday night 68-49 and then a 79-58 decision to a great one man show in the first home game as Knox visited on Friday. The Maidan game started on a slow scoring pace but was a close one for the first quarter as the two teams were ted 12 and 12. However, the second period decided the game as the Shamrocks did not score a field goal in over half of this period and the host Marian team pulled to a 29-21 halftime lead. Marian then had the momenteum go ng and broke it wide open in the third rtanza. Outscoring the Shamrocks 24-11 in this eight minutes, the Knights pulled safely ahead and coasted in with the 08-49 victory. Monserez and R.tter hit 15 to pace the winners and Squadroni also was in double figures with 13. Kevin Hunt scored 14, all from the field, to 'pace the Shamrockjs who suffered th ir tecond defeat in as many st irts. Marian also captured the preliminary game 40-33. Jay Scott paced the Shamrock B team as he hit 13. Box Score Marian fg ft p Monserez 7 14 Knust 5 0 3 Squadroni 531 Ritter 710 Swanson 3 10 Hyduk 401 Baele 0 0 o Graueel 0 0 1 Nagle 0 0 0 Rlaia 0 0 0 Down an 0 0 0 TOTALS 31 6 10 North Liberty Kaser 2 4 0 Gensinger 2 2 2 Johnson 111 Brinkhoff 0 10 Franklin 3 0 0 Hunt 703 Ho. teller 2 11 Schlarb 0 0 0 Reeder 201 Petz 10 0 TOTALS 20 8 8 Score By Quart* irk Marian 12 299 53 68 North Liberty 12 21 32 49 Blenke I*acc*« Knox Pat Blenke, a 6'5“ junior, put the damper on North Liberty's home opener for the season as Knox handed the Shamrocks the third straight defeat this season on Friday night. Roaming well under both taakets, the talented Redskjn was a one man gang he dropped in 42 points on 12 ba kets and 18 charity shots and hauled in an unb'lieveable 34 rebounds in guiding the Knox team to a 79-58 triumph over the Shamrocks. North Liberty again was able to atay with their opponents in the early going, but the efforts (> f Blenke was too much as the night progressed. The Shamrocks held a 15-14 lead after one but started to fall behind in the second quarter. Knox really got hot after the first period and had 20 point quarters in both the second and third stanzas to grib a haltime lead of 3-1-27 and ’hen blew it wide open in the third to lead 54-33. Both t^ms ored freely in the final period th the visitors from Starke flinty hitting 25 to the Shun’ock. 20. Ths boosted the final Mangin to 21 points, 79-58. In addition to Blenke's 42, a Kood 18 point effort froai senlor Rod Pawl'k. Kerin Hunt ■'gain paced the Shamrocks with 19 points. Box Score

MARK MALSTAFF RECEIVES CONGRATULATIONS I - m I ■WB * ® Os® M. jgg| n R. ■ ■

Mark Malstaff, route 3, Walkerton, sKate winner of the 4-H photcgi iphy award, is being honored at the National 4-H Congre-s this week by the project sponsor, Eastman Kodak Company. His award winning 4-H project was supervised by the St. Jo iph County Exten ion Service. Malstaff is shown here receiving congratulation* from Van B. Phillips Kodak ric e president and director of marketing, at an opening day "get acquainted” party in the Conrad Hilton Ho. tel, Chicago, He also received a Kodak In tamatic camera and will be provided wth film and flashcubes for h s photographic record of the Congress. NOTICE Bake Sale and Bazaar at the IOOF Lodge, Walkerton, on Saturday, Decembr 4 at 9:00 am. Featuring homemade baked goods and handm ide crotcheted vests and cope? and knitted apparel. Al o craft work. Sponsored by the Rebekah Lodge No. 465. Knox fg ft p Blenke 12 18 4 Smith 0 4 2 Palmer 10 2 Fox 312 Pawlik 7 4 3 Rock 0 0 1 D. mbrowski 10 2 Bickel 2 0 0 TOTALS 26 27 16 North Liberty Johnson 204 Ka er 0 13 Brinkhoff 10 3 Schlarb 10 4 Franklin 4 0 5 Gensinger 4 13 Hunt 7 5 4 Reeder 210 Petz 1 0 0 Hoi teller 2 U 1 Walls 10 0 TOTAL 25 8 27 Score By Quart- r. Knox 14 34 54 79 North Liberty 15 27 38 58

WALKERTON, INDIANA, THURSDAY, DECEMBER 2, 1971

□ _ 0 JIS£LA K 1 E S Q Q Gilbert 11. Brumm Gilbert H. Brumm, 73, 8228 Van Buren Avenue, Munster, Indiana. a summer re ident of Koontz Lake, passed away on Monday, November 29, at St. Margaret Hospital Hammond. Survivors include hs wife Fannie: four sons, Gust ive of Landing, Illinois; Robert of South Holland 11l nois; Raymnd of Munster; and Donald of St. Lous, Mo.; two daughters, Mes. El can r (Robert) Kahl of Crown Point; and Mrs. Jane (Leslie) Thonesen of Reedy, California; three brothers, Elmer of Singer, California; Walter and Dewain, both of M ureter; two sb-tens, Mrs. Gertrude Ryan of Sunnyvale, California; and Mrs. Margaret Vierk of Lansing, Illino.s; 17 grandchildren and one greatgrandchild. Services will be held Thursday, December 2 at 1:00 p.m. in the Schroder-Lauer Funeral Home, 3227 Ridge Road, Lansing. Rev. J. W. Acker will officiate. Burial will te in Concoma Cemetery. Leo Verk Zimmerman Funeral services for Leo Verle Zimmerman, 60. of 904 Van Buren Street,, Walkerton, who died at 8:45 Wedne day Novtmber 24, in the E Street Division Hospital LiPorte, after an extended illness, were held at 2 p.m. Saturday in the Nusbaum-Elkin Funeral Home, Walkerton. Rev. Clyde Wake pastor of the United Methodi-1 Church. officiated. Burial was in the IOOF Cometary, Rochester. Indiana. Zimmemun was born March 9, 1911 in Rochester and had been a res dent of Walkerton for 35 years coming from Rcherfer. On September 3, 1930, he married Marguerite Thmp >n who survives. Other survivors are hi? mother. Mrs. Bessie Zimmer, man. Rochester; a t on, Verle 1.,

Christinas Concert At North Liberty Tuesday Evening The North Liberty Music Departments will present their annual “Holiday and Harmony" Christmas Concert on Tuesday, December 7 at 7:30 p.m. in the high school gym. The program will feature the Elementary Cadet Band, Junior High Band and the Senior Band, highlighted with a medley of Christmas Carols performed ty the combined bands and a ring a long invitation for the audience to participate. Tickets can be purchased from any of the band members w.th a special family ticket at $2.50; adults, SI.OO and students at 50 cents. The bands are under the direction of Mr. Richaid Van Der Salvation Army Drive Regins This Saturday The Walkerton Salvation Army fund drive will start this Saturday and continue the following two Saturdays as the only local fund raising for this cause unfo'.ds. All the activities of the local Salvation Army commttee. which includes cnsiderable h-'lp to many families at Christmas time, come from this three-day drive. As in pvt years, the Chamber of Commerce, Lions Chib and American Legion are being asked to man the kettles, one at the corner of Roosevelt Road and Illinois and one at Illinois and Van Buren Street. The Chamber will man the kettle thig week from 9:00 a.m. to 6:00 p.m. ANNUAL CHRISTMAS PARTY TO BE HELI) THURSDAY The Philathea Class of the United Methodist Church will meet at the Illinois Street building on Thursday. December 9 for the annual Christmas Party and gift exchange. A carry in dinner will te served at noon. Tri Kappas Say Thank You The Bp ilon Chi Chapter of Tri Kappa held its Ch ri Imas Bazaar Saturday. November 20 and whlhes to take this opportunity to thank everyone that attended to help make it a Lag success. All the proceed? from this event go into the scholarship fund. Mrs. Ernest Brovoid and Miss Debbie Brovold. co-chairmen for the bazaar, did a wonderful job in seeing that everything was in order and that all went well. A big thanks to them for a job well done. The next meeting of the Epsilon Chi Chapter of Tri Kappa will be on Thursday, Dcember 2. Heigh, of fnwtaUon: the hipp‘e who discovered he was going bald. Many Bargains tn the Claaslfteds Fort Wayne; a granddaaughter; two brothers. William, of Walkerton. and Robert, of Lombard. 111. and a sister, Mrs. Mary Van Horn, Culver. He wa? a memler of Walkerton L xige 619. F & AM, the St. Joseph Valley Scottish Rite; Orak Shrine Temple, Hammond, and a past member of the Walkerton Town Board and the Volunteer Fite Department.

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Tyner IOOF Lodge Elects New Officers Election of officers of Tyner Lodge, IOOF, held Wedne-day evening, November 21, sele ted the follow.ng officers to assume their duties flowing the January installation: George Replogle, Noble Grand; William Norrs, Vice Nnl le Grand; Will im Reckenbaugh. Financial Secretary; Roger Norris record ng secretary; Richard Miller, treasurer; and Lawr nee Bergl'and, Trustee. Following the regular meeting refre-hments were s rved by the hosts, Loui, Tellkimp and Roger Norris. JOHN GLENN BAND \ND CHORIS WINTER CONCERT The John Glenn High School band and chorus will present their Winter Concert on Tue-d iy, December 7 beginirng at p.m. in the auditorium. FAMILY CHRISTMAS PARTY FOR LEGION SI NDAY The Amer.c.in Legion and L - gion Auxiliary of Orville Easter, day Poi t 189, Walkerton, will have their family Chri.- m> party this Sunday, D ceml er 5, at 1:00 p.m. Members attending are asked to bring a covered di h. and their own table service, along with a small gift for your child. Santa Claus will join the group after dinner to visit with the ch.ldren and pa s out all the presents and Christmas tnats. COMMUNITY CALENDAR Thursday, Dew mtwr 2 8:00 p.m. — Epsdon Chi chip, ter of Tri Kappa will meet. Liberty Home Demonstration Csub to meet. North L.berty M isons to meeA. Friday, December 3 Woman's Community Club to meet. 6:45 p.m. — North Liberty Shamrocks will travel to Jun. town for a conference ba ketball game. 7:15 p.m. — John Glenn Falcons will travel to New Prair e for a conference basket! all game. Saturday, December 4 9:00 a.m. — Walkerton Rebekah Lodge Bazaar at the IOOF Lodge. 6:45 p.m. — John G.enn Falcons travel to Branan for ba ketball. 6:45 p.m. — The North Liberty Shamrocks h Ist Akron m basketball. Monday, December 6 North Liberty Rainbow for Girls to meet. Walkerton DeMolay to meet. 6:00 p.m. — The North Lb. erty and John Glenn Fre hmen meet in bvkotball at Glenn. Tuesday, De?'emb r 7 23 Home Demonstration Cluil to meet. 6:30 p.m. — The North Liberty wrestling team will travel to Marian. 8:00 p.m. — The Walkerto# OES to meet. 7:30 p.m. North Liberty Christmas Concert at the high school gym. Wedn^ilay, Dccemhr 8 North L.berty Tri Kappi? Io meet. Thursday, I) comber 9 12:00 noon The Walkerton Clumber of Commerce to meet at He i s. 12:00 noon Philathea Class Christmas Party at the Illinois Street Building. Walkertn American Legion to meet. 6:00 p.m. N >rth LiLterty wrestlers will vis.t John Glenn.