The Independent-News, Volume 106, Number 17, Walkerton, St. Joseph County, 2 October 1980 — Page 6

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- THE INDEPENDENT-NEWS - OCTOBER 2, 1980

Mr. and Mrs. William Barden and family, of Crown Point, were Sundav dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs Harold Weller Res and Mrs. Robert Bowman will be hosts for the Koontz Lake Conservation Club dinner meeting Saturdav evening. Mrs. John Guttman, of Waka rusa. and Mrs Bertha Urbin were in Minneapolis. Minn., from Thursday to Sunday visiting Mr. John R Guttman. On Fridav evening they attended the Kansas City Royals and Twins baseball game. Mr. and Mrs. Herald Hostetler. Mr. and Mrs. Leigh Ros Hahn and daughter, and Mr. and Mrs. John Shaw were camping over the week end at the home of Mr. and Mrs. John Shaw On Sunday Mr. and Mrs. Fritz Skinner. Mrs. Mamie Hahn and Mrs. Viola Barden and Mrs. Brian Shaw and children joined the group for Sundas dinner. Mr and Mrs. Dean Knowlton came home last week after a two week visit in Proctor. Minnesota, near Duluth, with their son and family. Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Knowlton Mrs. Burgoone Carnes, of Rockingham. North Carolina, came last Thursday for a week visit with her sister and husband and other relatives and friends in the Walkerton area. The 50th wedding anniversary of Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Bowles was celebrated Sundas with dinner at the Holiday Inn. in Plymouth. Those attended were Mr. and Mrs. James Bowles and daughters, of Crown Point; Mrs. Crystal Lawrence. of Walkerton; Mr. and Mrs. Charles Lawrence and family, of Koontz Lake; Mr. and Mrs. Tom Mole and family, of Glen Ellyn. Illinois; and Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Pond, of Chicago. Mrs. Dons Schamer was unable to attend due to illness. Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Stuck, of Phoenix. Arizona, visited Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Betz a couple of days last week and also called on Mrs. Mary Rensberger and Mrs. Cora Betz. Mrs. Cora Betz celebrated

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her birthday while they were here. Mr and Mrs. Stuck visited relatives and friends in the Greene Township and North Liberty area. Mr and Mrs. Phillip Waldron and Mrs Elsie Elder came back last week from a two week trip to Canada at Parolin Camp, where they enjoyed fishing and scenery . They made stop over visits in Toronto and Sault Sainte Marie, w ith relatives and friends. Mrs. Acil Hunter. Mr. and Mrs. Allen Seaholm and Mrs. Albert MacLeod, of Midland. Michigan, returned home recently from a trip to Brockville, Ontario. Canada. W'hile there a communion memorial service was held in the Spencerville St. Andrews Presbyterian Church for the late Mr. Acil Hunter who had attended the church as a boy. Mrs. Hunter had presented a communion cup to the church in Acil’s memory and the pastor had invited her and her family to the special dedication service in his memory. Included in the service was a saxophone solo "How Great Thou Art", which Acil had recorded. Many relatives and friends gathered in the church and later in the home of Mr. and Mrs. Car! Hunter. Ace's nephew, for dinner. Bessie Hunter, the only living sister of Mr. Hunter, was present. Leaving Canada the party drove to Baltimore. Maryland, to visit Mrs. MacLeond's son. Vernon, for a few days. Throughout the entire trip the weather was ideal, and the scenery, although there was little evidence of fall coloring, was beautiful. Eileen and Veronica Clark had the following guests Sunday for a pot-luck supper: Albert. Alice and Cindy Huhnke; Bob and Linda Relos; Marvin and Hilda Baker; Chuck. Judy. Jeff. Scott. Garv and Adam Baker; Martha Young; Hazel Kaiser; Jenny Gillette; Denise Baker and John Schooler. Birthdays of Albert Huhnke and Hazel Kaiser were celebrated. Mr. and Mrs. Jerry W'iegand and sons celebrated their son Jonathan's birthday Mondav evening

with a partv for his seventh birthday . Their guests were Jonathan's great grandparents. Mr. and Mrs. Schulver Arnev. from Bowling Green. Indiana; Mrs. Ruth Brant. Mr. and Mrs. Joe Lowry and sons; and from South Bend. Mr. and Mrs. Carl Brandt, and Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Wiegand and son Tom. Ice cream and cake was served and gifts were opened and Tom enjoyed the event very much. NOTICE The Walkerton Building Commissioner informed our office last week that Walkerton is growing since 40 building permits have been issued so far this year at a value of $400,000. Permits issued were for swimming pools, houses, additions, a factory. etc. SURPRISE BIRTHDAY PARTY Last Wednesday evening. September 24. a group of relatives and friends armed with birthdav cake, ice cream and coffee converged at Huhnke's Service. Walkerton, to honor Albert (Bud) Huhnke's birthday . I hose present were Alice and ( indy Huhnke. Eileen and Veronica Clark. Linda Relos. Gladvs Prentis. (arl Steinke. Rose and Chuck Minter. Phyllis and Lawrence Turner. Jennv Gillette. Marilyn Roush and the guest of honor. Much food was devoured and a good time was had by all. Falcons Top Shamrocks (continued from page I) it remained 13-0 at halftime. The Shamrocks weren't about to roll over and play dead. They looked like a different team in the second half and started forcing some Glenn mistakes. The Falcons received and moved to three first downs, one a pass interference call on North Liberty, before a Glenn fumble on the snap that was never controlled that well was covered by Duane Wunder at the North Liberty 3 yard line. This left very poor field position, but did take the ball away from Glenn. The Shamrocks were unable to get a f'rst down, and punted. On

the punt. South tried to run under a low punt and muffed the ball off his hodv and Pat Jones covered the free ball at the Shamrock 24. Although only a net gain of less than 20 yards, it was a first down and the second big break for North Liherty in the early second half. This one they weren't going to let slip bv. With Coppens mixing up his running hacks well and the Shamrock line starting to push the Falcons around with consistency, a big 15 play drive was started. In all five runners shared the hall carrying duties. Bruce Vcclotch and Jeff O'Connor each carrying four times. Placido Olivarez three. Cop pens twice and Spencer Wilcox on an end around once as the 14 rushing plays moved them to a fourth and six at the Glenn 13. From here Coppens hit Wunder with a short pass and Duane did the rest driving into the end zone for the score. This made IM straight plavs the Shamrocks had taken the snap and after a try for the extra point failed due to a mis handled snap and spot, it was Glenn 13. North Liberty b with the Shamrocks still having the entire fourth quarter plus 35 seconds of the third and the momentum on their side. It was this aroused Shamrock spirit that forced another Glenn turnover but it also came after a Falcon first down and Coppens covered a fumble by Elkin when he was rushed hard trying to pass and

it was first and 10 at the Glenn 40 yard line. The all-important first down to keep the drive going was just one yard short on a fourth down pass after Olivarez and Veclotch had gained 8 yards before O'Connor was nailed one yard be hind the line of scrimmage. The Coppens to Wunder pass was stopped by a jarring tackle on the sideline just one yard short of the first down and Glenn took over again. Elkin took things in his own hand at this point. With the Shamrocks playing with a lot more intensity, it was most important the Glenn sustain something and use some time if they were going to get that first win of the season. On a key fourth and one from their own 40. coach John Hostrawser gambled for the first down and the big Elkin simply refused to go down and carried several tacklers for nine yards on a quarterback sneak. He then ran for 8 and 4 for another first dow n and after a big scries of penalties. two five yarders and a 15 yard holding call. Glenn had mixed enough offense in that it was third and 18 from the North Liberty 4’’ when Elkin broke over the middle on a keeper, veered to his right and just was able to turn the corner and ran just inside the sideline all the way into the end zone for the gamecinching touchdown. This came with just 2:43 left and after South kicked the extra point, the Sham rocks were forced with the task of

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