The Independent-News, Volume 101, Number 32, Walkerton, St. Joseph County, 6 March 1975 — Page 2

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Locals^ ® □anl NUHTB LIBERTY Mi - \\ i..' I K • l- a 1 .usl.t iu the Lilotte H L-’a* Mis Edith Sle<h spent 1 Wednesday with Mi *“■ I 51 l.uiy Pinsons * d family .n M.b> Michigan. Mt and Mr Gent P irn 1 y < 1 in Mr m 1 Mr? Frank <ms Si . Saturday evening. Mr\ Robeit luk iece.il.y v , heJ . pments, Ko and M. ■ • , eph Whittacr. i Kama-^.. i ( Rex Whittaeie has b^' l e ill let somet.me Mr. William Albright of ( >• - . ait, is visaing the Al t.ght'. ; od R< rd an 1 Mrs L M Cro key. He '' 'heir gna. u ' ' Evelyn Stephia. en spent . ■, a tl days last week with her '•htei M'. iv <1 Mi--- dur a i -h tnd also visited her grandjrer. Mr. and Mis. Dann, i >n, in Bremen. M Ida Kurzhal ivtuined horn adix from Catmil, 1 dia: a. \ -Be spent some time vis.t* : daughter. Mr. and Mis. i urd Williams .ad Mis. Jostpli Papai. f .dnhigan, wm Su:.. iy a:-vi-itors of Mi. and Mis. , ■ 1 latz. Alma Dixon. Mis. Fe r- ■ ■ ..tv Mrs. Bunn? Emm.»n . i . auk Levi a:. I da ght< : ;»Vera Zellers weie guests । fhday party last Wednes. 4 er.sjon f"i Mis. E th' r . i i. Ice ci earn and take \ - i ved. uni Mis Toni Williams M.s. Richard Will tins. Bill in .. att. of Car mt , spent the v Id With Mr and Mrs (!uy 1;./ .. and family. and Mrs. Ci md Shmen a-. :• : ■ . 1.1 the 50th wedding ann.c ..:y of Mt. and Mi Walin Ku r in Tt-egarden at the rnde<t W h.id.st Church on Sunday after, no »•. M: md Mrs. Earl Pinegar, of r.i ip ake. V. funnel resident.; o: North Liberty, were last Tues. I. v.sitor> of Mis. Alfred Smith. They also visited with Mr. and M Donald Sm.th and son. in S uh Bend. Mi- Marx Perry returned to 1. . name in B.g Eork, M.nmsota. .i:t'i -pending two months with he: uters, Mrs. Maith i Taylor a Mrs. Nellie Smith and other i .tins and frio «l> in South Beni iOd Mishawaka. Mi and Mrs. D>n Howl. of G: > 1 Rapids, Michigan were w vk » nd guests of the former’s m/hei. Mis Kathryn Hevel. who .s r.- tvering from a broken hip (>: r visitors of Mr.-. Hevel on S liv afternoon were Mrs. Hen. iv relates and friend, from South ID I and Mrs Ed Beghan and Md and Mrs. Dmgia-- Parm. 1-x mi children, of South Bend, a . Mr. and Mrs Ronald Rinz n . addren of LaPaz were ne. < .. - tors of Afi and Mrs Gene P« ul y. r ri Kappa News l»i try 12 mom i v me t. 'l' i ■ ] K tppa Kq i « was hi id, in • । iv of Ms Lind । Knepp v Mr- Drdh) Overmyri seiv. i . ■ I - >-h ist' ss I wis aga.n unammouHy vol. t ■ . give i monetar. donation t ■ imp Riley xx hi< h tm .v n < ■ i; l>w donate I t . for th< p< eveial yi it5 m > •:> we; inpvl to g« I t t•• -i va' . i in f th- years S (' uven'i >i, to h’ l<l April 24 - • ah 1 2C a' I- rem h I. ■k. in. rt. t • । Tc> ciitp'er i« agair busily P ■ • ■ atmua tyh r i*'i <• i ‘ A S d* Touch hashior. ” ’I y< ar s show will lx staged M 14 1975 n the North Lib. i H M. S I. ' J gymnasi rn (’ . i •> .n M Nancy dor far and M J i tii ar.r <umed the f v• g i "i.mit'i । « am< ’ a hf nt Mr - Cai . I 'ed. M . . Mi Juan la Manuel

I ’.'iti M J. ■ K ; ■ ■ M- ■ J v ' K’ li’ ; ’ ' ■. i: ■ J v 1. .n s I . v. M L o McCurmick Further informal n regarding t.kct xx । be published with .the’ d tails it a late: date ; J . t a len.inde: to the North 11 ty th Idi n b< wien the ages of o> > to TO that the Easter Egg ' Hi w.ll b< held at the North Libery Park March 29 a 2:00 p m. ihe;e a;e manx surprise in store. NOtR E TO TWI’AI ERS OF PROPOSED ADDITION \L MTROI’KI ATKINS N l. e ;. hereby given th*' tax. payers • f th- Town of North Lib. eity, St. Jaseph Ciunty. Indi ma, that th pr »per legal officer- of - , ! Municipal Coipmatio- at their regular meet.ng place at s ) . . i. , k p m.. o;i the 19th day of M irch, 1975. will cons.der the t wing additional appropriat. c in exce-s of the budget for the current year. FEDERAL R’iVENCE SHARING FVND AMOUNT POLICE DEPARTMENT — Salary increases lor of. fi i - ami Commtmim. ti».s Operator $4,900.00 PARK DEPARTMENT Salary increase for Park S <p r.n’endent 1(0.00 TOTAL $4,1b0.00 Taxpayeis rqijs-S’ ng a;* .. meeting shall hnve a right tn Iv fiea; i thereon. The additional app: pj atuns as finalix made will be icternd to the state b tai l of t»x । .nnns‘ io ea s, wnu h b .ar I, unun iv .pt. xxi.। hold a further hea: ng w.lhia fiftvn days at Lu County And.lot's office of said ’< >unty* or at nu ll other place as may b; designated. At such hearing taxpayers objecting t.> a.iy of such additional approp. ri it ions may fe heard. Interested taxpayers may inquire of the Count, Auditor when and xxivr^ such hearing will be held. Carl M. Eskridge 2tml3 GLENN DROPS SHAMROCKS IN TOURNEY GAME The John Glenn Falcons and North Libeitx Shai mocks squaded oft in f.rst round competition of the 1975 sectional that featured a little more than just the right to advance a round in tourney action. It was North Liberty who handed Gkmn one of three losses th.s season heading into the tourney and also their lone Noithcrn Stale Conference loss which enable the Shamrocks to share the crown with the Fai. cons. This put added desire on the side of Glenn as revenge is sweet aikl was an automatic surce of getting Glenn "up'' for th, game. After a very tight first sevi n and a half minutes, the Falcons put 10 straight mark, ers on the buard and the Sham, rocks went for 6'a minutes with only one bu'ket to break the con. test op. i. Glenn then, Ix nmd a find pie-s.ng detente, took the action to the Shanmcks n both < f the fl'U something they bi, . : ban doing ccnsistently of 1 i. ind it i art. I them through to «n impres ive 77-bl win. The Shamioc ks b <Wed out of competi. tv at 10-10 thi' year and Glenn ,nuia d La it nmnl to 19.3 as th • heobd t i a Hlu r tematch game, this liemg with Algos, a 70.71 victor ovei the hah ms just a week iar her Ai t .on and di s.re was hot and In-1\ . on b sub s at th. start The Snainti* k , win. m th-,! t>9. (k> xv.i. oxer the b ii< on* in mid- . L-i iiiy eoiiti-Ik . thr ii ard-, Hp, and to stilt th< same way it. tn.s go •• With Mike Hudak p T ng a i Isitind baik up and in I for tin- first mom- of the game. G.< i«i» ' !»■ 1 p <r< shxdii. Rus 1 - lUiiKii swelled a left rnnif! । . 1 t lit ’n. m i ulat Kart Hu • > put a nhurt iun> shut through for tw B. wa again ti> klc-. th< twine with an eight fxitci and V. ■ i ’ in ft »f.I f i a while w.th r. id

L * free throws and. th n a 13 v.• ■ ■ ' I 1 -u 11. •1 “ L. ' la- * s “ ’ , Hmi then g 1 ' b t \ t oud suade J wa- it- • 'i his lead didn t last I the mxt tw > m.im ; ' P IJS 1 ‘ . Green a IVV hit < Bl ur ■ tai ted the di ive w.la viai.ty tos.es and Hudak | a. a muised fieider back up and a suectssiUl tree shot m two atempts by Tom Stcfaniak tied it at io. lut Bacewic got ms tn i • basket on a tip Hi- Hunt pusned the Shamrocks ahead with a shoit ,sh t and free throw but bmi buu’el got a rebound shot through as the Falcons were going to uu boards much better m this game. Hunt again made tile lead seesaw as he got a fast bleak lay in only to have Randy SJum dz c ttch his fust points ot the n gat on a siiort sap. Hunt gal in re from the free throw line, lif ung his first quarter ■ ' • ' ’ 10. snetamak was succex-ful on one of two for an D-U lead, m^chmeltz prompt!) tied it on a IC, toot shot. Glenn gut a break and the lead for good wnh jus. ore -1 let', as the Shamivks not ot ly mi sed the first sap -• tential one and one, but cumm.lied a foul sO 1 vt fium the Falci n bi ket to kt Ron Haney get loth i nds of the bonus situation for a 20-lk lead. T'he qua dy if P-iy ir. I exi ie. m» nt ta.le I off as the -i < rd p iiot started. Eiras bc< un< much <>t the action after a few fairly quick l.tskeLs Wils fol.owed l>) a lengthy drought. GerL i hit ; :>i o n a reverse lay in after a rc- |> mi ! ..nd Scluneßz g t a ia."t break patsy after a turn ver. A lay in by Lee B ive m. de it 2tiis with 5:57 -h wing in the half. Hu lak broke the thuc minute dry s|M‘H for North Liberty xv.th a lay in but a minute later Gerb. er canned a shot from the lane. For two and a half minutes play went biik and forth, tut real.y no place until Hunt got a s.ngr point with 2:01 left and Hudak added a basket on the missed second shot. The pace tnen picked up with Heim and Buswell hit. tin m succession and Biair, Gerb. er Hunt and Heim traded baskets to make it Gler.n 36, N irfli Lib. erty 27 it the mam intermission. In the second half, Shamrock coach Jim Herter tried ddferent combinations to get them back in the game but John Hans' charges weren't to be demed this one. In the early third pediod the teams traded points but a five point spui t halfway through put Glenn up 13 and the quarter ended just about that way, 57-45. It got to be so much of a catch.up es. fort for the Shamrocks that shot selection and passing realiy be. came loose and it was just a mat. ter of time. Glenn's machine was rolling along and North Liberty's was xputteiing. The Falcons, as so often this year, got the ,nside strength going and seven of their eight last period laskets were lay ins with only Mike Clark's 10 footer cominug from the floor. The Falcons rebounding made the main difference as on off-n e plenty <f attempts w- ie offered and ;n all, 11 baskets were on sec. । -/I or more efforts. Th.s also put extra stress on the Shamrock defence as they weren't abb ‘ keep Glenn outside as they <pd in the first game The Falcon def'nsc did a go <| job of keeping North L.bcrty away from the basket and after they had a few attempts foiled, they almost quit trying to get the ball inside. In ali II of the 12 Falcons got in thi scoring column He m and B i-wi ll had 13 each and I’ome reach i double figures w.th 11 Hunt s 17 t pp d all players but only seven Shamrocks -cored with Blau • 12 the only other doubh figure total. Bov Score John Glenn fg ft Hit p He.m 5 3 4 3 Baevwlc 4 0 13 Bouse 5 13 3 Sohmeltz 4 0 0 4 Buwwrll 5 3 6 1 Ha I 1 0 (l 2 Gerlxr 4 0 0 3 K e er 0 0 0 2 J ’ ke 1110 J»hn son 0 2 2 0

7 Robert K. Vrbin, Editor THE INDEPENDENLMA'S I (), IN-. IHblKhcr 6(11.03 Kuo evclt Riad, Walkerton, Jndiana 46074 i'mephone (219 l 5>6-31c9 PUBLICATION TIME: Thursday of Each Week second Cia« Postage Pa.d At Walkerton. Indiana 16574 SLi^x'.UlrioN RAiES: $3.00 ler Year - we Addit.onaJ If Mailed Out Os State

Haney 1 5 6 2 . Clark 10 0 2 TOTALS 31 15 23 25 Ni nil IJberty Blair 5 2 2 1 Hunt 6 5 H 2 Hudak 4 0 3 2 Zunmeile 0 0 13 Stefaniak 2 2 4 3 Morris 3 2 2 3 Griffey 0 4 4 2 Hamilton 2 2 3 0 Wus 0 0 0 1 Wilcox 0 0 0 0 Holmgren 0 0 0 0 TOTALS 22 17 27 15 Score By Quarters John Glenn 20 36 57 77 North Liberty IS 27 45 61

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Monday Night Men’s Rizek’s Pi g. & Htg. 70’s 41D C immunity Grocery 66’1 45’t Walkerton Ford Sales 64 4* Com. State Bank 60 52 1 i t I.umlxr 36’j bo' is Bob's B dx Shop 52 60 Ge .es Sunoco 49’u 62*2 Whitmer Lumber Co. 49 63 Line- Case 4b 64 Shamrix k Inn 45 67 High team series and game: B .b's IL ! Shop 2M3, 1012. 11.gh individual scries &• game: John S.ngleton 59S 206. Suburban League Dave & Ray’s 23 13 baker's Standard 22 14 Mercer's • L ikeville 21 L* Dad & Lad's IB’n 16’v Mercer s . Walkerton IS 18 Rutland Ra.diis 15’-' Pizza Place 15 21 Precision Pallet 10 26 Hgh team series and game: Dud * Lad's 2648, 918. 874; Baker7 Standard 2541. 865; Dave & Ray's 2468. High individual series & game: Bill Ochs 689. 258; Elburt Place 684; Fiank Johnson 659; Morris Searfoss 249; Mike Amor 246. Monday Night I-adies Mini-Shop 70*2 37*2 Beaver's 66’2 41*2 Erdelyi's 57 51 Huhnke’s 56 52 Funky Five 52 56 R Kt M 46 62 Reflections 43 65 Bargain Center bl 67 High team scries and game: Beaver's 2281, 827; R & M 2166. 753; Huhnke’s 2121; Mmi-Shop 743. 1 High individual series & game: P Frailey 549; J. Wh.te 500; B. Kunkle 00. 212; r Erdelyi 496: L. Huhnke 215; R Stratton 204 । Bl SINFNS IND , PROFESSION \L WOMEN < LI B MEETS F<>urty.four mem ers of the ; Walkerton Bus.ni“< and Proses. । ■n. ' W< men's Chib enjoy* <1 * f< ”due dinner at the Al-N-Du , Restaurant Thursday evening February 27. A first of th. typos dinners for the club where you can select, cix.k and enjoy the g xbes provided for you plus ; a tew very important things like . salads and des'sert provided by th- committee, proved to be well accepted. A patriotic theme was m evidence as favors and ib xiert were m pat ri >tic colors and Mrs. Grace /Mwo-d played many beautiful patriotic numbers a*' tliT mem'ers asx-mbled. > Mi Will.am Elkin, vii• .presi. ’ dent, jiresi bd and greeted mem. ! b“rs with a p iem "What Is Amer. ! ica'”’ Duung the busi’-ess meet. 1 ing. following thi rending of a lettu fi m the Walkerton Rivente ’i ll Committee, n wa.- voted I t . ' nut. $lO 00 f i the aid in the f 1 'imittei'H project. F ‘’lowing committee reports 1 the memb.iship c >mm:ttee, Mrs

Jolin Easterday and Mrs. Gene Whittebury, ask for names to te submitted for membership. Each month a prospective member will be a guest of the club. Mrs. Gary Shields and Mrs Jl- - Radmacher, who arc in charg? of ,the birthday ba,.k. greeU I Mrs. Dorothy Sh-aks, Mrs. CXel 1 Hostetler, Mrs. Russell Lawrence. Mrs. John Guttman, Mrs. Or.» Bussie and Mrs. Melvin Divine. Through elimination somehow, Mrs. Guttman received a g.ft. N > more hiding your birthday, it just might pax off. Mrs William B aver and Mi • Gent- Whitteberry received the door prizes. As the tables were cleared, Mrs. Atwood played a beautiful m-dlvy of very and sometime* forgottoa patriotic song-. Mrs. Elkin turned the meeting over to Mrs. James Reed, chai:, man of the evening, who, with her committee had tried - thing new for the club. Mrs Reed introduced for the pr>gram, two sisters, Mrs. Amy Dersi.h ami Mrs. Marie Stutsman, repre. sentu g th' A A- M wig smmpie A few daredevil* fr.m the club became m dels with a few s il< . after the nieetirg was closed by Mrs Ekin who used u patrioti thought, "Our Country, May R Always I r High’ b rt. it' s our C untry, R.ght i.r Wn.ng." A sisting Mrs. tp* • with hei plans for the evening were Mrs Paula Bell, Mrs. Melv.n Div.re. Mrs. Jchn Guttma,., Mrs. Stan, ley H wtetter, Mrs. Pau! Joni --. Mrs Agnew Ludxvig, Mrs. Ralph Sullivan, Mrs. I In Mae Watkins and Mik. Jacie Radmacher. MARCH EVENTS AT THE NF HSING HOME March will be a busy month at the Walkerton Nursing Home with Monday evening church serv. ices at 6:30 p.m. to be conducted by Rev. Bowman. Rev, Matteson. Rev. Wake and Rev. Hudson. Every Wednesday is bowhng and games set for 1:30 and you are invited to come and share in the fun. March 11 the Presbyterian Ladies of Walkerton will provide music during the dinner hour from 11:15 to 12:30. Thursday, March 6 at 1:30 we will entertain some residents from P.lgrim Manor to play bingo and on March 13 the Workman Sisters. a gospel quartet will entertain at 7:00 p.m. March 14. Shirley McMahon will show scenic slides in the chapel at 1:30 pm. March 15. six of our residents will travel to Countryside Place. Knox, to see the movie. "The Robe ” Sunday, March 16. we will bo wiar.ng the green and wishing everyone “Erin go Rragh." Tri Kappa Sorority of Walkerton is giving our residents n St. Pat. nek's Day party tn celebrate the Urthdiys of Frances Schutte, E‘. len Stull Bill Stephani, Art Dona, than and Lucy Law on A stvle show at 1:30 will be part ol the afternoon's program March 21 the residents udll be busy mak.ng hot cross bun* and on March 27 we will color eggs for Faster at 1:30 pm. March 23. Good Frid iy Services will be held in the chapel at 1:30 with Rev McGee of the Immanuel Lutheran Church bringing the mi —age Communion will be offcrtxi Hot cross buns and cuff e wid be served following the service. ou are welcome to share any ol th«»e artiVities. ‘ Mv husband didn't leave 1 h t of insurance.” ! ’ 1 " !b 1 Ud y q thi* ' us diamond ring," "Well, he left $1 000 for a cask. c ’ *nd S 1,000 I.l■ .t m t t ie stone.''