The Independent-News, Volume 99, Number 18, Walkerton, St. Joseph County, 14 September 1972 — Page 2

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Jimtown Blasis Shamiocks 33-0 In Opsn.r jimb wn scot d in every period and used the big play several tints m hau liug the North Libeity Shamiockd then tirat defeat oi he season in their initial contest Friday. It was also a Northern State Confeience game played -n the Jimtown field. j Statistics NL 14 First Downs 3 340 Rushing 21 HR Passing 16 Passes Attempted 22 « Passes Completed 8 0 Had Intercepted 1 si Return Yardage 3 3 Punts 10 ■*» Average Yards 25 1 Fumbles Lost 1 M) Penalties 10 Willie Dander opened the scoring in the opening quarter as he broke loose for a 55 yard touchdou n gallop. Dave Polston added the extra point from placement and the Jimmies had a 7-0 lead. Dander also scored the second period tally as he recovered a nun »le in the end zone. Once mote Polston’s toe was accurate and it was 14-0 at halftime. Jimtown’s defense was completely containing the Shamrocks and the offense their pressure as the Elkhart County team tallied twice in each of the second half periods. Bob Loomis capped a sustained drive with a three yard scamper in the third period. The kick failed and its was 20-0 until

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the Shamrocks punted to the Jimmies ami Steve Roberts gathered it in and returned it 55 yards to pay dirt for the fourth score. The point was added and it was 27-0 after three. Two last peril d scores climaxed the unsuacdastuJ t,tart by the Shamrocks as Roberts got off a 54 yard run and Loomis capped another drive with a 2 yard effort. Both times the kick failed to account for tha 39-0 final. The Scoring Jimtown: Wime Dancler, 55 yard run; PAT: Dave Polston, kick Jimtown: Willie Dancler, recovered fumble in end zone; PAT: Dave Polston, kick Jimtown: Bob Loomis, 3 yard run; PAT: kick failed Jimtown: Steve Roberts, 55 yard punt return; PAT; Dave Polson, kick Jimtown: Steve Roberts, 54 yd. run; PAT: kick failed Jimtown: Bob Loomis, 2 yard run; PAT: kick failed Score By Quarters Jimtown 77 13 12 —39 North Liberty 0 0 0 0 — 0 DR. OKE ASSUMES NEW POSITION Dr. and Mrs. Festus E. Oke, of North Liberty, left September 13, for Tallahassee, Florida, where Dr. Oke will assume a ’\ew position. Dr. Oke is a graduate of Indiana University, Bloomington. He received his Doctoral Degree in higher education last July, 1972. He has been appointed as the

acting chairman, School of eduI cation and Director of media sei vices at Florida A & M t inversity. , । Mrs. Oke, formerly Connie J. • Davis, the daughter of Mr. and I Mrs. James H. Davis Si., oi North Liberty, is also a graduate ot । Indiana University, Bloomington. I For the past four years Mrs. Oke ■ has been an elementary school I teacher in the Polk-Lincoln-John-son School Corporation. She resigned from her work to be with , her husband at their new station. Mrs. Oke said that though she was sorry to leave she would sincerely like to thank the members of the community, the school corporation and her collegues with I whom she has been associated for their cooperation and friendly atmosphere which prevailed throughout her career as a teacher. She said it was a pleasure to work and be among such nice people and this memory will be with her wherever she goes. OES NEWS । The first fall meeling of Walkerton Chapter 319, Order of the Eastern Star, was held Tuesday evening, September 5. Mr. and Mrs. Myron Mullet seated in the East. Mrs. Mullet greeted the members and officers with a poem, “My Son’s First Day at School." She introduced Mr. and Mrs. Hubert Hembiee, of Dorland Chapter O. E. S., Union Mills, Indiana, as guests. Under the direction of Wurth Patron Mr. Mullet, Miss Jacklyn Hembree was received into the order by initiation. Mrs. Mullet reported that two members, Mrs. Charles Finch, of Hanna, and Mrs. Glen Walz, Walkerton, were presented their 50 year jewels Sunday afternoon, August 27, by Mis. Christine Oberly, of Bremen, Past Grand Matron of the Indiana Grand Chapter, Order of the Eastern Star, in the Walz home. Both women are past worthy matrons g£ Walkerton Chapter 319. Mr. and Mrs. Mullet were present ami presented each with a corsage cf gold roses. Mis. Ted Wolte, of Faik Forest, and Mrs. Nelson Walz, Walkerton, sei veil cak'' and coffee to those present. The next meeting of tne local AGONIZING PAIN FROM, INGROWN TOENAIL?! V/hy suffer the agony of ingrown toenail painwhMl Outgro can g>ve you fast, tempor.i’y rel^ ou ±o tourtwis irritated skin, eases inHammatton, reduces swelling without affecting the shape. vAflt ।er position ot the nail. i)u*gro fives.you fast pas ■ relief and makes it easier to cut out thenaiUcut cut the pain caused by ingrown toenail. Stop UF grown nail pain fast with Outgro.

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chapter will be September 19, just a few days prior to the called meeting for visiting matrons and patrons of District No. 20 to be held Friday, September 22. A special program has been planned by Mr. and Mrs. Mullet. The charter was draped in memory of Mrs. Nellie Purdy, Mrs. June Ake and Mrs. Mildred Adkins. Mrs. Mullet read a tribute to the founder of the Eastern Star Ritual, Rob Moris. Birthdays honored were those of Mrs. DeWayne Pavey, Mrs. William Elkin and Russell Lawrence. Proteins for the ritualistic work were

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