The Independent-News, Volume 102, Number 17, Walkerton, St. Joseph County, 30 September 1976 — Page 6

SEPTEMBER 30. 1976 - THE INDEPENDENT-NEWS

Shamrocks Fall To Fairfield In NSC Game 16-8 The North Liberty Shamnxks returned to action Frida) night after an open date week end on their schedule and dropped a 16-8 decision to the Fairfield Falcons in a game placed on the Falcons field. The loss, the second in a row and their second in two conference games, evened the Green and White's record to 2-2 for the season with a big Friday date with archrival Glenn coming up. NL Statistics F First Dow ns 11 103 Rushing 190 12 Passing 72 6 Passes Attempted 9 2 Passes Completed 5 2 Had Intercepted 1 5 Punts 4 32 Average Yards 34 I Fumbles 1 0 Fumbles Lost 0 40 Yards Penalized 90 I he Falcons gained first blood in this game as they used the running talents of the speedy Brian Snider to good advantage and in the early stages dominated the Shamrocks. Snider opened the scoring in the first quarter with a 13 yard scamper for a touchdown and then also carried the ball in from the three for the two extra points. This gave the Falcons a lead they never lost. Fairfield scored twice in the second pernxi. first on a safety as the Shamrocks' quarterback, Allen Seiner. was caught behind the goal line with Mark Baker getting credit for the safety in the end zone. 1 his not only put two points on the board, but the following free kick from the 20 gives good field position and the Falcons, still using the running of Snider to great advantage, moved down field on a sustained drive and took the ball in for the score with Snider carrying the final 4 yards. 1 his time the extra points were missed, but Fairlivid took the 16-0 lead into the dressing room at halftime. The second half was a different storv. North liberty looked as if they came to play ball and put on a much better show in this 24 minutes Not onlv did they move the ball better, but the defense stiffened up and with Fairfield being the victim of their own mistakes. penalties mostlv. they pretty much bogged dow n on offense ev en

PUBLIC SALE Will sell at Public Auction, located 2 miles north of North Liberty on 23 to New Road then I mile cast. Saturday, October 2 1:00 P.M. I^*3 At DIM tractor; Hb() AC 1 tractor wide front end; narrow Oliver 60 tractor; mowing machine; wagon and rack; GMC I ‘/j ton grain box truck, runs; 4 bottom A( plow; 3 bottom mt. AC plow; IH( corn planter 4 row ; 2 row MI picker for D P AC; JD gram drill good. on rubber. 13 disc; AC combine 66; cement mixer; JD mt. mower, rotarv Bush Hog mower 6 ft ; AC side delivery rake, power take oft. At wheel disc. 10 ft.; JI) plow, 2 bottom 16 inch; 2 spring tooth 1 set drag; 2 gravitv boxes on running gears; I 40-ft. elevator, double chain; JI) manure spreader; grain auger. 16 ft. with motor, welder and all attachments; farm scales; hog feeder, horse collars. 10 gal copper kettle; 2 big iron kettles; lard press. 2 farm gates, miscellaneous Terms: ( ASH Not Responsible For Accident* Mrs. Chester Pittman Ari hie Si huh/. Auctioneer. Phone 7 H4-2745 (. Icrk, Bob Overmyer IMMEDIATELY FOLLOWING PITTMAN SALE I he propertv of the late t hauncev Wood will be sold immediately after. 2‘ j miles south of North Liberty on Lamarack Road Oliver T) tractor; Masses Harns 7 foot Clipper combine. New Idea pull type mower; 2 14 gang plow, good pair of farm scales.

though their defense rose to the occasion when they had to. The visiting Shamrocks did cut the lead in half in the third period. Boh Shipley capped a drive with a five yard scoring scamper in this quarter and then ran the extra points in to make it 16-8 and put the Shamnxks right back in the game. However, the scoring for the night was over as the Falcons used just enough offense and plenty of defense to keep the Shamrocks at bay the rest of the way. The Scaring FAIRFIELD: Brian Snider. 13 card run; PAT. Brian Snider, run FAIRFIELD: Safety. Allen Seiner tackled in end zone by Mark Baker FAIRFIELD: Brian Snider, 4 । yard run; PAT: failed NORTH LIBERTY: Bob Shiplev. 5 yard run; PAT: Bob Shipley, run Score By Quarters North Liberty 0 0 8 0 — 8 Fairfield 8 8 0 0 — 16 Mrs. Carmichael Is New WW Hostess For Area Mrs. Nancy Carmaichael has just completed a course of training in Hammond, Indiana, preparing her for the position of Walkerton. North Liberty and Koontz Lake areas Welcome Wagon hostess. Mrs. Carmichael is taking over as hostess from Mrs. James (Terri) Menges. Walkerton. Mrs. Carmichael resides at Kixmtz Lake and is one of 8.000 Welcome Wagon hostesses who make more than a million calls annually on families in more than 4.000 cities throughout the United States. Canada. Puerto Rico and (he United Kingdom. On behalf of more than 100,000 business sponsors. Welcome W'agon calls on families on such important occasions as when they move into a new home, when there is a new baby and when an engagement if announced. Often referred to as the service “in the business of building freindships.” Welcome Wagon's basic policy is service — service to the family, and service to the commun itv. A most important part of the Welcome Wagon call deals with civic and religious information especially designed to be of help to the family. Welcome Wagon sen - ice is not only of public relations.

but more important, it meets a present day need in the field of human relations. With her “Most Famous Basket In The World.” Mrs. Carmichael will warmly extend to the families upon whom she calls the hand of friendship and helpfulness for which Welcome Wagon has been known for more than four decades. The Carmichaels have been summer residents of the area for many years and this past June have made it their permanent home. If you know of a newcomer, new baby, or engaged girl, please let the Welcome Wagon hostess know. NOTICE OF HEARING ON FINAL ACCOUNT STATE OF INDIANA. ST. JOSEPH COUNTY ss: IN THE ST. JOSEPH PROBATE COURT. IN THE MATTER OF THE ESTATE OF FAIRY N. WORSTER. Deceased. ESTATE NO. 29178 Notice is hereby given that the undersigned Personal Representative of the above captioned Estate, has presented and filed: A Final Account in final settlement of said Estate and Petition to Settle and Allow Account. Petition asking for Approval of Distribution made. Petition for Discharge. and that the same shall be heard in the court room of said Court on the 26th day of October. 1976. All persons entitled to share in final distribution of said Estate are notified to appear in Court on said date and make proof of heirship or claim to any part of said Estate and show cause whv such account should not be approved. Max E. Steele Personal Representative W. Joseph Doran Clerk of the above captioned Court Crumpacker. May, Searer. Oberfell & Helling John H. Peddycord Attorney for Estate Suite 600. 224 West Jefferson Boulevard South Bend. Indiana 46601 lts3o It Pass To Advertise

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NOTICE TO BIDDERS Notice is hereby given that the Board of Trustees of the Town of North Liberty. St. Joseph County. Indiana, will accept sealed bids until the hour of 7:00 p.m., October 6. 1976. for the express purpose of reconstructing portions of Main St., south of N & W railroad to limits; Ruple St. from Lafayette to Main St.; 100 block of No. Lafayette; 100 block of So. Lafayette; chip and seal the following streets: Mill St., No. Jefferson St., Stewart St., W. Price St., Reed St., and Maple St. The prevailing specifications of the County of St. Joseph. Indiana, consisting of the Standard Specifications of the Indiana State Highway Commission, 1974 edition, and the County Supplemental Specifications, latest edition, shall apply to this project. Specifications for same and street designations are on file and

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may be procured from the ClerkTreasurer's Office, Town Hall. 118 N. Main Street. North Liberty, Indiana. All bids are to be on the prescribed State Board of Accounts Form 96 and 96A. and are to be accompanied with a Non-Collusion Affidavit, and a certified check or bid bond in the sum of not less than 5% of the total bid. The Board of Trustees reserves the right to accept or reject any and all bids and to delete any individual street or streets for which it may lack sufficient funds. Bidding on the project shall be itemized on a per street basis. Dated this 17th day of September. 1976. Carl M. Eskridge Gerk-Treasurer 2t330 Smart Shoppers Read "The Independent!"