The Independent-News, Volume 102, Number 34, Walkerton, St. Joseph County, 27 January 1977 — Page 3

Mrs. George Worley returned to her home Sunday in Bolivar. Tennessee. after spending three weeks with her parents. Mr. and Mrs. Walter Strope. Mr. and Mrs. Glen Kane, of Lakeville, called on his mother. Mrs. Edna Kane. Sunday afternoon . Mr. and Mrs. Grant Poynter, of Kokomo. Indiana, were Saturday afternoon visitors of their fathers. Mr. Cecil Worthington and Mr. Harvey Poynter. Mr. and Mrs. Larry Parsons and Brian, of Niles, Michigan, and Mr. Clyde Steele and Jill were Saturday visitors of Mrs. Edith Steele. Mrs. Rachel Fullmer and daughter. Mrs. John Granger, visited the former’s son. William Fullmer, at the LaPorte Hospital Saturday afternoon. Mr. and Mrs. Joe Hans, of South Bend. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Albert and Mrs. Anna Eschall. of Culver. Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth King, of

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University. called on his grandmother. Mrs. Rachel Fullmer. on Sunday. Mr. and Mrs Ray Stoneburm r. ol Walkerton, were Saturdav evening supper guests ot Mr. and Mrs Claude Sheneman North Liberty Freshmen Win 4-Way Tourney The North Liberty freshman 4 way tourney held on Saturday. January IS. was won bv North Liberty over John Glenn 39-33. Glenn led at the half. 20-18 and after North Libcrety took a 10 point lead, the Falcons came back and made it a tight game to the finish. The Shamrocks bench came on in the second half and made the difference. Box Score North Liberty fg ft p Davis 4 2 5 Mark VanderHagcn 1 0 2 Ron Price 2 4 2 Todd Allsop 2 0 4 Jeff Martin 3 2 4 Robbie Moreno 2 0 0 Chris Lemert 0 0 I

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THE INDEPENDENT-NEWS — JANUARY 27, 1977

John Gouker 1 I 3 TOTALS 15 9 21 John Glenn Ochs 3 2 5 Tern Anspaugh 0 I 4 Tuttle 5 3 1 Chapman 0 0 I Erickson 2 7 3 Keeling 0 0 3 TOTALS 10 13 17 First Round Games John Glenn had defeated LaVille 36-31 in the first game of the tourney to reach the finals. Chris Tuttle led the Falcons with 13 points. North Liberty had defeated New Prairie in the second game 55-30 with a very tough man-to-man defense holding a 25-10 lead at the end of the half. Todd Allsop dominated the inside game the first half, rebounding, blinking shots and scoring seven of Liberty's first nine points and scoring nine altogether. Mark VanderHagcn and Ron Price scored 14 and nine points respectively and did a good job of denying their forwards. John Gouker and Jeff Martin did a good job of pressuring New Prairie's guards. North Liberty substituted freely in the game. In the consolation game. New Prairie had an easy time defeating

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LaVille 50- U). Hus makes the fifth time the Shamnx ks have won their four-wav tourm v and the fourth time in the last five sears North Libcrtv's record was 10 2 and Glenn's 5-5 after the tournev. Freezone is for corns that hurt. Abvo ute i pa>" e-.; No dangerous cutting, no ti t pad. vp asters In days f'eezone eases the hurt safe *he ps ease o** the torn Drop on Freezone - fa«e off corns •(MOWS 0-^ | CORMS ANO CALLUStS Arthritis Sufferers WAKE UP WITHOUT ALL THAT STIFFNESS! New formula for arthritis minor pain is so strong you can take it less often and still wake up m the morning without all the pains stiffness Yet so gentle sou can take this tablet on an empty stomach It s called Arthritic Pam Formula Get hours of relief Ask for A 'thrift j Pam Formula by the makers of Ana< tn’ analffe\tc tablet \

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