The Independent-News, Volume 103, Number 19, Walkerton, St. Joseph County, 13 October 1977 — Page 5

BAND PLAYS FOR DONATIONS SATURDAY tt 1 jn^. '^Qfcc t «K'wE|Lr»BE • r »lk> K w^Rß| m wHI / .. . f . , . , photo by Michael Pearish Members of the John Glenn Marching Band entertained on the streets of Walkerton Saturday as past of the PI J Band Boosters campaign to raise the funds to send the band to the All-State Marching Contest tn lerre Haute. Indiana, on Saturday. October 29. The 61 members of the 197~ Marching Falcon Band would like to thank the people of the Walkerton ( ommumtv for their donations and for the kind words of encouragement that were received throughout the das on Saturday.

Falcons Drop 9-0 Decision In Rain & Mud The John Glenn Falcons dropped their sixth game of the season in seven starts Friday night as they came out on the short end of a 9-0 score in the rain and mud at New Prairie. The game, a Northern State Conference contest, was entirely played in a rain and wind that varied all night, never stopping, but changing in intensity throughout. making strategy and play very difficult. The win was the Cougars first in seven starts and pulls their conference mark to I -1. JG Statistics NP 4 First Downs 6 50 Rushing 123 20 Passing 28 13 Passes Attempted II 5 Passes Completed 3 1 Had Intercepted 0 10 Return Yards 42 8 Punts 8 3l*/j Average Yards 31 6 Fumbles 4 Fumbles Lost 3 19 Yards Penalized 35 50 Offensive Plays 65 The game was fairly evenly played early in the contest while conditions weren’t yet at the worst. However, the wind was the big factor slowly pushing the play from the middle of the field towards the

■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■l PUBLIC AUCTION We will sell the following personal propertv at 1325 W. Madison. Plymouth, Indiana Watch for signs. SATURDAY, OCT. 15 10:30 a.m. FEATURE II EM 19’5 laSabre Buick, cruise a-matic, gold velvet interior, lands dow top. excellent condition, vers clean. HOUSEHOLD: 23” Magnosax color TV console (wcxxl cabinet) like new; Frigidaire refrigerator with large freezer; H 1). Hotpoint elec. I dryer; HD. Hotpoint washer; flowered pattern davenport, like new; 2 upholstered chairs; leather upholstered recliner; Admiral 25” color TV; twin bed with padded headboard; double bed with padded headboard: dark chest of drawers; dark bookcase inlaid glass top; double metal wardrobe; drop leaf utility stand; 2 lawn chairs; large formica table and 4 chairs; Zenith radio; elec. Sherton sewing maching with cabinet, dark wood; 1 elefunken hi-fi; AM-FM radio: 36” gas stove; table and 4 chairs, green recliner; shadow box; Admiral refrigerator; new 10 speed girls bike; some bedding, 1 (X) ft. hose; 5 and 6 fool step padders; tripod car jack, shovels; rakes; etc.; garbage cans. I Terms: CASH Lunch Served I Not Responsible For Accidents Owner, Marjorie M. Dague I Auctioneers: Costello Bros., R R. 2. Plymouth. Phone 784-3442

downwind end. This had a big effect on the first score which came late in the first half as the two teams had been going at each other without much success. On a fourth down with time run ning low . and heading into a strong wind, the Falcons elected to try a pass on fourth down to maintain possession and also use the element of surprise in try ing to break a big play in these conditions However, the swing pass attempted missed its mark and New Prairie had great field position with 1:52 left in the half. Two completed passes, the first for just one yard, but the second for 14 yards and the game’s only touchdown, put the hosts on the board with 1:1b left. Their veteran kicker, and a good one, Tom Clark, booted a true point and the Craig Jones to Ray Barnes pass combined to make it 7-0. I he first half ended this w av and the Falcons again kicked off the second half, taking the weather and conditions over the ball. On a couple of occasions in this game they did get midway into Cougar territory, but were unable to sustain a drive to really threaten. A key factor in the game’s only other score, a safety, came early in the fourtli quarter when the Cougars were forced to punt the ball awav. However, the punt with the wind rolled dead on the Falcon 6 yard line and after a couple of small gains, a motion call shoved the visitors from Glenn back just inside their own five where Damon Flaug-

her attempted to punt out of his own end zone into the wind. It was bkxked as the snap wasn’t real crisp in the mud and the ball rolled out of the field of play w ith an even 10:00 minutes to play, but this was the final scoring of the night. The hosts did threaten right after that as the free kick into the wind was fielded and returned to the Falcon 23. but then a series of fumbles and misplay s followed as the conditions continually worsened. The Scoring NEW PRAIRIE: Ray Barnes. 14 yard pass from Craig Jones; PAT: Tom Clark, kick NEW PRAIRIE: Safety, punt bkxked out of the end zone Score By Quarters John Glenn 0 0 0 0 — 0 New Prairie 0 7 0 2 — 9 GLENN VOLLEYBALL TEAM WINS TWICE The John Glenn girls volleyball team varsity won a pair of Northern State Conference matches this past week to boost their record to 10-2 prior to their invitational tourney on Saturday. North Liberty Games The Glenn varsity topped North Liberty on Tuesday. October 4 at North l iberty to raise their record to 9-2. The varsity scores were 15-4 and 15-2. Christy Rausch had a 3.16 serving average; Connie Clark a 3.0 passing average; and Barb Mann had four kills. The North Libertv B Team won their games over the Glenn reserves as they came out on top bv scores of 11 14. 15-8 and 15-11. For Glenn Pam Aitken served 11 for I 1 and Patti Farrar served 9 for 9 for 1 (X) percent accurary. I his drop ped the Glenn B I cam record to 6-5 for the season. Fairfield Games On Thursday. October 6. Fair field visited Glenn for valleyball games and both the Glenn varsity and B-Team came out on top. The varsity won by scores of 15-6 and 15-8 to move to 10-2 on the season. Julie Ryan had a 2.0 serving average and seven kills. Christy Rausch had a 2.28 passing average for the Falconettes. The B Team got back on the winning track to move to 7-5 for the season as they topped the Fairfield B Team 15-8 and 15-3. Sue Eon tanes and Patti Farrar were recog mzed for their good defensive work SCHOOL MENU St. Patrick's School OCTOBI R 17-21 MONDAY Juice ( hop suey w ith rice French bread and butter Pudding Milk

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To Show Fashions October 20 ’"iT”. ML."" < i •aks WS IL y w I* / ini "" i& 111^ St. Patrick s Women’s Club will present "Autumn Changes.” fashions being shown bv Her Place and Mini Shop, of Walkerton, on Thursdav. October 20 at 7.00 p.m. in the St. Patrick School Hall. Pictured above are from left to right, Ms. Pattv Legge, Mrs Elsie Elder and Mrs. Harold Muncie, wearing apparel that will be presented at the show . photo by Michael Pearish

TUESDAY Juice Baked chicken Mashed potato and grav v Bettered corn Biscuit and butter Cranberrv sauce Milk WEDNESDAY J nice Hot dog on bun with relishes French fries I ossed salad Ruff duff cake Milk THURSDAY Juice Lurkey ala king over biscuit Buttered green beans Candied sweet potato Sliced peaches Milk i RI DAY J uice Fish fillet

Public Sale I am moving to I tah and will sell the following at publk auction kxated at 304 Roosevelt Road. Walkerton. Indiana iparking in rear) SATURDAY, OCT. 15 12:00 NOON lappan coppertone self-cleaning gas stove !*; wars old, Phiko coppertone 22 cu. ft refrigerator with automatic ice maker, table and 6 chairs; 2 piece solid wood hutch; 24 inch Philco console color IV ; matching couch and chair. 9n imh couch; 5 glass top end tables. 5 ft. glass top coffee table; 3 pc bedroom set with bwkease head board; 2 p< oak bedroom set; arm chair; round kitchen table, kitchen table; record cabinet ami records, upright cabinet, humidifier; dehumidifier; Sears heavy dutv washer ami gas drver in gtxxi condition; small window air conditioner, 2 crvstal table lamps. 2 matching table lamps; Midland 8 tract stereo tape and record player; dresser lamps; Electrolux vacuum uptight hair drver slim gym; baby bed; bedside stands, kx>tst(x>l; small burner, b»x>ks. knick-knacks; pictures, 54 x 30 picture, linens. nns< dishes, pots and pans, vard t«x>ls; Iru lest lawnmower Ihis is a nice household of furniture all in gocxl condition 14 ct. white gold man’s ring with 1 : ct center diamond with three 10 side diamonds 19 3 (hew Impala custom 2 dcx»r hardtop, 350 engine under 50,000 miles, air conditioned and gcx>d tires terms: GASH Not Responsible Lor Accidents Owner: Louise Sirk Auctioneers: Paul J Beaver, Culver. 842 2229 William Beaver, Walkerton, 586-3591

Buttered peas Bread and butter Jello Milk SERVICE NOTES SAN .AN 1 ONIO— Recently promoted Senior Airman Richard E. Mohr 11. son of Mrs. Bettv J. McGing of 123 David Court, La Porte, Texas, has arrived for dutv at Kelly AFB, Texas. Airman Mohr, an inventors management specialist with a unit of the L S. Air Force Secuntv Service, previously served at lam stein AB. Gcrmanv I he airman is a 19’2 graduate of John Glenn High Schixil. Walkerton. Indiana His wife, I mda. is the daughter of Mrs Charles Dun kirk, of Walkerton.