The Independent-News, Volume 107, Number 20, Walkerton, St. Joseph County, 22 October 1981 — Page 2

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- THE INDEPENDENT NEWS - OCTOBER 22, 1981

Falcons Win (continued from page I) which he gathered in and beat tht deft rider to apparently go all the wav onlv to have that yellow flag Iving on ih< field about the 30 vard line and Linkev was called for offensive interference It was then second and I 4 from the tour, when another pvnaltv tor cmroavhment made it second and 16 from the 2. However, a pass to linkev again was good and this 12 vard plav got the f alcons out of a hole and gave them a much needed first dow n \ drive continued from tins point that covered 11 plavs ami a total of 92 yards with penalties) ami Mike Elkin scored from 15 vards out to make it 13-6. Phelps was wide with the kick and it remained this wav until the last plav of the half. South Central was unable to move the ball in two possessions but Glenn, after getting down to the Satellites 42 vard line late in the hall, had a Fansler pass intercepted bv lom I troske at the South (cntrai lb Iwo running plavs netted onlv two vards and on a kev third down plav with time about out. Hod lovvrv intercepted a Kevin Yagelski pass ami returned it to the South Central 15 where with :05 showing coach John Hostrawscr sent in his field goal unit. linkev snared a high snap, but got it down and Phelps easilv put the ball through from 32 vards out and the halftime score was 16-6. Ihe second half was all Glenn. Getting the ball at their own 31 after the kickoff, it took just 5 running plays and one face mask penalty before Elkin plowed over from 8 vards out. He had runs of 1". 12 and 8 in this drive w hile Jeff O'Connor, a really marked man in the first half, added 11 and 6 yards in two carries. Phelps missed the

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point after bu; it was 22 t> South (cntrai again was stopped void by tin f alcon tick use other than .1 15 vard penaltv ami Glenn got tin ball back in short order. I llis time a 6" vard drive in 6 plavs found O'Connor getting the last 30 vards for a score with 3:14 vet to plav in the third quarter. Kcllv Cordell then kicked the extra point to make it 29 6. Mti r the ku koff. three plav s and punt lor S.( and it was ()'( minor's turn again. On the first plav the speedv senior back found a hole right up the middle behind some fine blocking and got in the secondarv to set up the fixit race he was going to wm. It was 66 vards in all and the I alcons' third touch down in the third quarter. Cordell kicked the point once again and it was now a commanding 36-6. I he last score of the game came late in the contest with the reserves getting a lot of playing time Bill West found a lot of davlight on a pitchout from fresman quarterback Mark C ain as he raced 38 vards untouched into the end zone for the final score of the night. Coach Hostrawser used all his boys in this game and thev all responded with some hard plav. It w as another big night for O'Connor after a rather "slow" first half of onlv 54 vards in 15 carries, but the two big svoring runs of 30 and 66 gave him a total of I "5 in 21 carries for the night, Fansler also did a fine job of passing with five out of nine for 89 vards with one intercepted. linkev caught four of Fanslers competions for ”6 vards and also ran the ball from his wmgback position 5 times for 42 vards. The Scoring SOUTH CENTRAL Tim Jensen. 81 yard kickoff return; PA L: pass failed GLENN: Jeff Tinkey. 15 vard

run. PX I Kev in Phelps, kick (di NN Mike llk in. 15 vard run. P\ I kick failed Cl I W Kev in Phelps. 12 vard field goal Gil NN l lkin, 8 vard run; PAI kick failed (>1 INN Jeff O'Connor. 30 vard run; Kcllv ( ordell, kick Gil NN: O'Connor. 66 vard run. PA I ( ordell. kick Gl I NN: Bill West. 18 vard run; PA I pass failed Score By Quarters 8 ( cntrai 6 0 0 0 — 6 Glenn " 9 20 6 — 42 SCHOOL MENU North Liberty School OCTOBER 26 - 30 MONDAY Toastie cheese dog Buttered potatoes Carrot coins Pumpkin crisp Chocolate milk IUESDAY Salisbury steak Mashed potatoes (dazed carrots Orange slices Rolls Milk W|DNESDAY Pizza ( orn Lettuce salad Peanut butter cclerv Sugar cookies Milk I Hl RSDAI No school ERIDAY No school Walkerton Elementary School OCTOBER 2b -30 MONDAY Ravoli Cheese sticks Buttered peas Bread and butter Apricots Milk IUESDAY Beef and vegetable soup Peanut butter and jelly sandwich Applesauce Milk WEDNESDAY Fish sticks Mixed vegetables Bread and butter Peaches Milk THURSDAY No school FRIDAY No school Urey Middle School OCTOBER 26 - 30 MONDAI Johnny marzetti Buttered peas Bread and butter Applesauce Milk TUESDAY Chili w ith crackers Celery and carrot sticks Cheese sticks Cake Milk WEDNESDAY Creamed chicken on mashed potatoes Mixed vegetables Bread and butter Pineapple Milk THURSDAY No school FRIDAY No school John Glenn High School (K I OBER 26 30 MONDAY Barbecue on bun Buttered rice Peas Rice crispy square Milk IUESDAY Mav aroni and cheese Buttered green beans Applesauce White bread and butter Milk WIDNISDAY Vegetable beef soup and crack

THE INDEPENDENT-NEWS Publication Number 26146(1 ROBERT E. I RBIN, EDITOR SI NAN R. I RBIN, ASSISTANT EDITOR INDEPENDENT-NEWS ( 0., INC., Publisher 601-03 Roosevelt Road, Walkerton, Indiana 46574 Telephone (219) 586-3139 PUBL ICATION TIME: Thursday ot Each Week Second Class Postage Paid At Walkerton, Indiana 46574 SUBSCRIPTION RATES: 15c Per Copy; $4.50 Per Year (50C Extra If Mailed Out Os State) HILER FUND RAISING DINNER NOV. 8 ■n Congressman John Hiler, center, discusses his campaign committee’s fundraising dinner on November Bth with House Republican Leader Bob Michel, of Illinois, left, and Rep. Bar ber Conable, right, of New York, who is ranking Republicai on the tax-writing Ways and Means Committee. Both, along with Rep. Delbert Latta, of Ohio, ranking Republican on the House Budget Committee, will keynote the dinner at the Cen tury Center in South Bend.

Ihree Republican leaders of the House of Representatives largely responsible for successful passage of President Reagan's program for economic recovery will keynote a second annual fundraising dinner for I hird District Congressman John Hiler. House Republican 1 eader Bob Michel, of Illinois, and Reps. Del bert 1 atta. of Ohio, and Barber Conable. of New York, ranking Republicans on the Budget and tax-writing Wavs and Means com mittees. respectively, will stump for Hiler at the November Bth event at the Century Center in South Bend. " I hese arc the men responsible for House passage of the long overdue budget and tax cuts that are now law." said Hiler. a First term Republican from LaPorte. "Without their able leadership, we ers Cheese sticks Fruit salad Sugar cookie Milk THURSDAY No school FRIDAY No school St. Patrick School OCTOBER 26 - 30 MONDAY Hamburger on bun Green beans Cheese sticks Pears Milk IUESDAY Beef stew w ith potatoes Carrots Wheat bread and butter Jello Milk W|DNISDAY Hot dogs on buns French fries (orn ( hixolate cup cake Milk IHURSDAY No school FRIDAY No school

would not have begun the print of restoring fiscal sanitv to govern merit and granting greater ecoi omic independence to workin. Americans ” Ed Simcox. Indiana Secretarv State, will be master of ceremorm for tlie 7:00 p.m. event. Ticket arc being sold.bv the Hiler for Cot gross ( ommittee and GOP coum officials in the third district for S' per person Northern Indiat GOPcounty chairmen will be spoi soring a reception prior to the du: ner Michel, of Peoria, was elected it 1956 and is serving his first vc.. as Republican leader. ( onab was elected in 1964, and als serves as ranking Republican men her of the Joint (ommittee on lax ation. I atta. elected in 1958. re| resents Ohio's Fifth District, with neighbors east Indiana. Oregon-Dav is Schools OCTOBER 22 23 THURSDAY Turkey and mxxlles Buttered peas Bread and butter Pineapple tidbits Milk FRIDAY Fish fillet (extra 35c) Cole slaw Bread and butter Peaches Milk EMERGENCY NUMBERS If the cause should arise that you would need emergency sen ice, listed below are the telephoi numbers local! in Walkerton: Ambulance — 586-2011 Police — 586-3511 Eire — 586-3211 NOTICE If you have move or your propt mailing address is different tha: what shows on your paper, pleas call our office and inform us of you new address. 1 hank You. 1 he Independent-New Watch out lor little kills playing.'