The Independent-News, Volume 106, Number 21, Walkerton, St. Joseph County, 30 October 1980 — Page 6

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- THE INDEPENDENT NEWS - OCTOBER 30, 1980

BOWLING NEWS Walkerton King* & Queens Jokers 23 9 Tornados 22 10 Real People 20 12 Gutterdusters 17 15 Alles Cats P IS Lucks Strikes 13 19 His & Hers 10 22 lucks Four 7 25 High team series: Tornados 1893. lucks Strikes 1854. Real People 1771’ High team game: Lucks Strikes 656. Real People 653. Tornados Mb. High individual scries -men: Dean Johnson 549. Bill Morrison 530. Dennis Johnson 518. High indisidual game men: Dean Johnson 235. Danns Calhoon 201. Bill Morrisonll7.9 7 . High individual sefies women: Ching Seaman 474. Nancy Earnest 4’3. Lois Davis 431. High individual game women: Nancy Earnest 188. Ching Seaman Pb. Brenda Halter 168. Wednesday Nile Ladies Ness Walkerton Lanes 32 4 Bob's TV Center 21 15 Beaver Realty 20 16 American State Bank 19 17 Precision Pallet 19 17 Ludwig Plumbing 15 21 J&TDrywall 14 22 Kingsbury Locker 4 32 High team series: Beaver Realty 2229. Neu Walkerton Lanes 2099. Bob's TV Center 1993. High team game: Beaver Realty 7 86. Ness Walkerton Lancs 735. Bob's TV Center 708. High individual series: Sharon

Spooky Squares Will Satisfy The Spirits Os Halloween When elves and witches come calling. . . . you'd better be prepared with a tasty treat (or pay the consequences.) Noone knows for sure what treats were served at the first Halloween feast, but there is reason to believe that each little elf and fairy munched on yummy treats like Spooky Squares for their flying energy during the evening Spooky Squares are prepared with peanut butter and ground oat flour. You can make ground oat flour in your blender or food processor with quick or old fashioned oats in about 60 seconds Ground oat flour has a sweet aroma and adds a heartiness to these delicious squares. An easy topping of marshmallow creme, semi-sweet chocolate pieces and chopped peanuts completes this special treat. They’re great for munching on before or after the goodie bags are full, or serve as a tasty treat to goblins and ghosts when they come knocking on your door. Spooky Squares 1 cup firmly packed 1-1/2 cups Ground Oat brown sugar Flour* 3/4 cup butter or 3/4 cup all-purpose flour margarine One 7-oz. jar marshmallow 1/2 cup creamy peanut creme butter 3/4 cup semi-sweet 1 egg yolk chocolate pieces 3/4 cup chopped peanuts Beat together sugar, butter, peanut butter and egg yolk until light and fluffy. Add combined flours, mixing well. Press into ungreased 15xl0 inch jelly roll pan. Bake at 350°F. about 15 minutes, cool 10 minutes. Carefully spread marshmallow creme over cookie base, sprinkle with chocolate Continue baking about 2 minutes, immediately swirl through chocolate with spoon to marble Sprinkle with nuts, chill until chocolate is set Cut into squares, store in tightly covered container at room temperature Makei 15x10 inch pan of tquaret •Ground Oat Flour I PLACE 2 cups quick or old fashioned oats, uncooked in blender or food processor. 2. COVER,blend about 60 seconds Makct about 1 l/2cupt NOTE Flour can be made ahead and stored in tightly covered container in cool dry place up to 6 months

Pearl Brecht 492. High individual game: Donna Wixid 192. 172. Brtty Kunkle 183. 181. 174. Pearl Brecht 172, Vickie Hill I 72. Walkerton lames A.M. Juniors Winners 18 1 Strikers 9 10 Darc Devils 9 10 Panthers 9 10 Lucky Stars 9 10 Bobcats 8 11 Hurricanes " 12 Bow ling Bombers ' 12 High team series: Dare Devils 2251. Winners 2190. Strikers 2168. High team game: Winners 792. Strikers 775. Darc Devils 769. High individual series, Juniors: Gary Brown 488, Brian Brown 455, Angie McKesson 447; Bantams: David Searfoss 474. Tina Davis 468. Todd Weakly 467. High individual game. Juniors: Gary Brown 190, Mary Singleton 173. Tracy Lewis 172; Bantams: Todd McMahan 174. Aaron Cripe 173. Tina Davis 169. Walkerton Lanes P.M. Juniors Lane Brain 14 6 Fiberglass Engineering 13 Whiz Kids 13 7 Ride To Live 11 9 New Walkerton Lancs B'/» 11 */i Dick's Dude's 8 12 Team No. 6 • 7 13 Mustang s*/j 14*/a High team series: Lane Brain 2800. Dick's Dudes 2680. Fiberglass Engineering 2668. High team game: Lane Brain 960. 922. Whiz Kids 918. High individual scries. Juniors: Kais Rannclls 554. Vonda Fugate 550, Trey Hardesty 538; Seniors: Matt Beckwith 624. John Beckwith 606. Mike Shearin 590. High individual game. Juniors: Rachelle Jcffer 373. Mike Kinney 213. Tom Houlihan 202; Seniors: Matt Beckwith 226, Danny Brantley 218. John Beckwith 214. Monday Night laidies Huhnkc's Service 29 J A W. Oil 22 14 Bob's Bv The Lake 21 15 Beaver Realtv 20 16 Hidden Bu Tee Salon 18 18 Allen s Furniture 16 20 Hi De Ho 13 23 Walkerton Insulators 5 31 High team series: Huhnkc's Service 2383. Bob’s By The Lake 2183. Walkerton Insulators 2106. High team game: Huhnkc's Service 869. 765. Walkerton Insulators 775. Bob's By The Lake 760. High individual series: Shirley Watson 524. Eileen Clark 510, Janice White 510, Cindy Huhnke 504. Linda Rclosso4. High individual game: Shirley Watson 216, Linda Relos 204. Janice White 188. Shamrocks Fall To LaVille In Season Finale The LaVille Lancers used a good defense to set up opportunities and a steady offense that took advantage of the situations to end their and the North Liberty Shamrocks football season Wednesday night. The Lancers scored 20 first half points to take command of the game and then broke the contest wide open in the fourth quarter with 20 more points after the Shamrocks had scored in the third period to take a 40 lb decision in the season finale. The loss dropped the Shamrocks season record to 3-7 and they were tied with Glenn and Culver at 1-4 in conference play. LaVille finished in the second spot behind league champion New Prairie with the win making their conference record 4-1 and overall they are 5-5. NL Statistic* L 14 First Dow ns 14 105 Rushing 166 104 Passing 59 23 Passes Attempted 10 8 Passes Completed 6

3 Had Intercepted 0 46 Return Yards 151 I Punts 3 24 Average Yards 41 0 Fumbles Lost 0 40 Yards Penalized 101 The contest, a North Liberty home game played on the LaVille field under the lights, found the two teams fairly even in most statistics with the big difference coming in the three r >s interceptions the Lancers wer. able to pull off. Each led to arreventual score. The Lancers scored first, thanks to the first of their pass interceptions A quick pass over the line was picked off by Steve Shamo and he returned it to the North Liberty four yard line. It took just two plays with Dan Fictz pounding over from one yard out. Ken Carbiener kicked the extra point and the lancers had a quick 7-0 lead. The second score followed on the next LaVille possession. North Liberty tried a fake punt and threw an incomplete pass that gave the Lancers great field position. This time the Shamrock defense made the Lancers grind it out, 10 plays in all covering 41 yards before Feitz once again found his way into the end zone from in close, this time three yards out. Another kick made it 14-0. the way the first quarter ended. The last touchdown of the first half, and one that really hurt, came following another Shamo interception. A seven play drive put the ball in the end zone with Chris Jordan scoring this time. The kick failed, but with time less than a minute to go in the half, the first 24 minutes ended with LaVille ahead 20-0. North Liberty got on the board and back in the game in the third stanza. A couple of pass interference penalties aided a Shamrock drive and Duane Wunder punched it in from the one. Plaicido Olivarez then ran the extra points in and it was 20-12 with the Shamrocks now back in the thick of it. However, a big fourth quarter ended any hopes the Shamrocks might have of pulling off an upset in this contest. Greg Gurtner ended a long drive, mostly on the ground, by passing the final 15 y ards to Ken Carbiener. Again the kick failed, but this pul the Lancers up 26-8 with the action now in the final quarter. However. North Liberty would not say die. They tried hard to drive for a quick score, but the third interception of the night, this time by Tom Dykstra, ended any hope here. The Lancers then moved in for a score with Gurtner hitting Dykstra for the final 10 yards as the clock had now run down to less than three minutes to play. A kick made it 33-8, but the action was far from over. The Shamrocks then drove down the field with Wunder carrying the ball and Mike Coppens was throwing it to score with just seconds left when Wunder plowed in from one yard out. A run by Olivarez upped the count to 33-16, but with just seconds left it seemed all over. However, this also was not to be. On the kickoff. Jordan gathered in the ball at the 10 yard line and broke through the line of Shamrocks first rush down field and the race was on. He outran the attempts to catch him and scored on the long play. Carbiener’s kick only meant setting the final score. The Scoring LAVILLE: Dan Fietz, I yard run; PAT: Ken Carbiener, kick LAVILLE: Dan Feitz, 3 yard run; PAT: Ken Carbiener. kick LAVILLE: Chris Jordan. 6 yard run; PAT: kick failed NORTH LIBERTY: Duane Wunder. 3 yard run; PAT: Placido Olivarez, run LAVILLE: Ken Cdrbiener. 15 yar pass from Greg Gurtner; PAT: kick failed LAVILLE: Tom Dykstra. 10 yard pass from Greg Gurtner; PAT: Ken Carbiener. kick NORTH LIBERTY: Duane

Wunder. 1 yard run; PAT: Placid Olivarez, run LAVII LE: Chris Jordan, 91 yard kickoff return; PAT: Kei Carbiener. kick Score By Quarters LaVille 14 6 0 20 — 40 North Liberty 0 0 8 8— It j obituaries EDITH M. CARROLL Mrs. Edith M. Carroll. 72. of 11 ] N. Lafayette. North Liberty, passed aw as at 3:45 a m. on Saturday October 25. at Memorial Hospital South Bend, after a brief illness She was born on March 8. 1980. n Tipton. Missouri, and she had lived in North Liberty for 50 years coming from Flat Rock. Michigan She was preceded in death by hei husband. Thomas H. Carroll, on February 24. 1980. She was a member of the North Liberty Unit ed Mcthixlist Church. Surviving are three daughters. Mrs. Sandra Sprunger. North Lib erty; Mrs. Tomasina Balmer and Mrs. Brenda Kane, both of Lake ville; two sons. John Carroll. South Bend, and Thomas Carroll. Brc men; 14 grandchildren and two great-grandchildren. Funeral services were held at 11:00 a.m. on Monday, in the A M. Manuel Funeral Home. North Liberty, with Dr. Gaylord Saltz gaber. pastor of the North Liberts United Methodist Church, official ing. Burial was in Westlawn Cemetery . North Liberty. DAVID J. KELLY David J. Kelly. 89. Route 2 Walkerton, passed away at 2:3’ p.m. on Saturday. October 25. in Parkview Hospital. Plymouth, of a' apparent heart attack. He was born on November 13. 1892. in Let County. Virginia and came to Walkerton 20 years ago from Ham mond. He married Soner Wilder on April 18. 1924, in Appclachia Virginia, who survives. He was retired from the Milwaukee Rad road. He was a veteran of World War I. serving in France. Surviving along with his wife an two daughters. Mrs. Marie Clarki of Koontz Lake, and Mrs. Clvta Moore, of Indianapolis; two sons Vernon, of Highland, and James of Hammond; eight grandchildren. 10 great-grandchildren; and one great great granddaughter; and a sister. Mrs. Grave White, of Moi risburg, Tennessee. Services were held at 2 00 p.m C.S.T. on Monday at the Chapel Lawn Memorial Garden Chapel. Schererville, with Rev. Lloyd George, pastor of the Koontz Laki Missionary Church, officiating Burial was in the Chapel Lawn Mr morial Garden Cemetery. This remarkable tablet gives aspirin relief, yet protects upset. Ecotrin DUENTRIC COATED ASPIRIN «« arthritis