The Independent-News, Volume 98, Number 32, Walkerton, St. Joseph County, 13 January 1972 — Page 3

WALKE R T O N

Ir. and Mrs. Gordon Bentlep, North Judson were in Walk>n Friday afternoon to visit cousin, Mrs. Belle Hardcnok. 'he regular pot luck supper members of the Koontz Lake nervation Club will be Saturevening at 5:30 followed by ;ocial hour. Mrs. Hilda Dit and Mra. Kathryn Long Le hosts for the evening. [r. and Mrs. Orville Kline?t were in Hobart Sunday to t her aunt, Mrs. Leota Demand her daughter, Mrs. MildBeatty. While they were e other relatives, Mr. and . Kenneth Lemert, of South 1 and Mrs. Francis Powers, >ak Lawn, Illinois, came and day was spent visiting. aturday evening Mr. and Mrs. -ter Lutes of Monon were tors with Mr. and Mrs. nk Helfrich of Koontz Lake, rs. Hazel Wisenbaugh, North 'rty, spent Monday afternoon night with her sister, Mrs. Mae Watkins. r and Mrs. Charles Minter ■rtained at dinner Sunday for and Mrs. James Minter and ily of Rensselear. Mr. and John Petro of Michigan and Mr. and Mrs. Robert n Frain and family of Koontz e. ev. and Mrs. JohnxGoodpa®- ’ npent the week end in Anon with their daughter and Iren and also stopped in Intapoli® to spend some time i Mrs. Goodpasture's folks, oug and Bobbie Jo Campbtli ed Chet Kllnedinst of North srty on Sunday afternoon. r. and Mrs. Herbert Rensof South Bend, were BunVitors of Mr. and Mra. old Rensbergej and other rele®. r. and Mrs. John Bellinger Greg reurned New Years from a two week vacation Florida. They spent some • in the famous Disney Land on Christmas Dey they were 1. Myers and spent the day Mr. and Mrs. Dick Verkier Scott, Mr. and Mrs. Jerry d and Mr. and Mrs. Abe i, all from the Walkerton North Liberty area who t the holidays In Florida, Ing and sight seeing. Mr. Mrs. Bulla had keen guests r. and Mrs. John Solmos in -do for a couple days. On ay, December 26 there were acattonero from this area >pent the day with Mr. and Joe Hamilton in Naples, da. Mr. Hamilton was a er teacher at North Liberty South Bend Washington.

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Ruby Stafford. Walkerton, ig in Lounge 8, Memorial Hospital, South Bend. She would appreciate a cheerful card. A birthday party was held in the home of Mr. and Mrs. Dimon Nichols on January 9, honoring their daughter Denise who was eight years old. Present were Greg and Sherri, Mr. and Mrs. Fred Spier, Mr. and Mrs. Roger Spier and family, Mr. Glen Zellers Mrs. E.-ther Nichols and Dinny Nichols. Dennis Guard is on the Dean's Li t at Ancilla College, Donaldson with a grade average of 3.0 or above. Mrs. Fred Bellinger received word recently of the death of her brother in law, Marshall Wright, of Baltimore, Ohio. He was 87 years old. Hi s wife was the former Ida Barden. Pfc. Steve Ludwig graduated on December 10 from Naval Justice School at Newport R.I. Following his graduation he spent several days with relatives in Sinking Springs, Pa., and then came home to spend the holidays with his parents, Mr. and Mrs, Agnew Ludwig Dave and Don, and friends. He left Walkerton Monday, January 10, for Oakland, Caliornda and from there he will go to Vietnam where he will be a court reporter for the Army. Strong Second Half Borys 0-D Friday The John Glenn Falcon® got off to a slow start in their first basketball game in over two weeks, but came on strong with a balanced attack to bury the Oregon-Davi® Bobcats by a big 86 to 50 score Friday. The win was the sixth In nine games and the fourth in a row for the Glenn Falcons. Scoring was very slow as the action started. John Harness tickled the twine from the left corner afer half a minute passed and only a free throw ty O-D’s Jack Awald appeared in either basket for quite some time until Ralph Pearish gave the visitors their only lead of the night with an eleven footer. Bill Flaugher tied it with a charity tos® but until Bruce Dayhuff broke the ice with a baseline shot from medium range, It looked like no one was going to score again. Over one and a half minutes had elapsed and it was only 5-3 in a game that wasn’t a slow down affair just loosely played

with .some very off target shcoting. Flaugher h.t next and was followed by Rich R< ese with a lay in on a fast break and then a pair of free shots for a quick 11 to 3 lead after the lids came oft the baskets. David Schwenk and Dan Coffin hit in accession for the Bobcats and Dayhuff came right back with a long baseline thot for Glenn. Awald fl pped in an eight footer to end the first quarter as Glenn held a 13-9 lead. Things really didn’t open up in the first half of the second period as the so so play continued. A 14 footer from the side by Pearish started the scoring only to have Curt Pletcher drill a 16 footer and Hamess hit in close. However a medium range shot by Schwenk on which he was pu hed turned into a three point play and with 4:25 showing on the clock in the fidst half, Robin Pflugshaunt hit a pair of one pointers to pull the Bobcats to within one, 17 to 16. This is the point Glenn started to break it open. Brad Gillies hit first from 13 foot. Dayhuflf cashed jn on the business end of a fast break and Alan Bachtel creased the cords from the right baseline. Gillies then aided two more on a fast break and Dayhuff put a rebound back in for 10 points without a return before Awald and Pearish hit for the visitors. Gillies cracked another and after Pflugshaunt added two free throw’s, Dayhuff wrapped up the first half scoring with an 18 footer that gave the Falcons a 31 to 22 halftime lead. The second half was all Glenn. With Harness and Dayhuff getting eight and seven respectively in the third period, the Falcons moved to a 55 to 35 lead at the end of three and capped it off with a 31 point total in the final quarter to coast to the 86 to 50 victory. In all the 11 Falcons who are on the varsity all shared in the scoring with John Harness at the top of the point producers with 19. Dayhuff had 15 and Reese 10 for the other Falcons in double figures. Schwenk with 15 and Pearish at 12 paced the OregonDavi® crew. The Falcon B team easily got their initial win over the scheduled teams with a 70 to 36 win. I Box Score John Glenn fg ft Ita p Hames® 9 113 Pletcher 2 0 12 Jaske 4 112 Dayhuff 7 12 1 Reese 4 2 2 2 Bachtel 8 0 12 Casteel 10 0 2 Davis 2 0 0 1 Flaugher 113 0 Gillies 4 0 0 2 Northam 2 2 4 2 TOTALS 39 8 15 19 Orngon-Dasls Awald 2 3 3 3 Pearish 6 0 0 2 Pflugshaunt 15 5 2 Schwenk 5 3 7 3 Coffin 12 2 2 Young 10 3 1 King 0 2 3 0

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