The Independent-News, Volume 113, Number 20, Walkerton, St. Joseph County, 15 October 1987 — Page 1

THE INDEPENDENT-NEWS

VOLUME 113; NUMBER 20

List Winners Os Fall Festival’s Big Give-Away Winners of the Walkerton Fail Festival big give-away are listed as follows: Russ Jones, gift certificate from Hidden Bu-Tee Salon. Elsie Heimer. $25.00 gift certificate from The Brass Lion. Carol Huffstetter, gift certificate from Burket’s Produce. V. Shogren. gift from Hair Shack West. Laurie Mehler. $25.00 gift certificate from Dr. Elliott Frash. Vic Robowski. $12.00 gift certificate from Artemis Fitness Center. M. Moravek. gift certificate for movies from The Movie Zoo. Roxanne Drake. SIO.OO worth of gasoline from Larry’s Quick Mart. Rev. J. Reynolds, the ham from Chuck’s Barber Shop. Jane Cooper. $25.00 gift certificate from Eleanor’s Posy Parlor. Neva Klincdinst. a clock from Shirt/ Emporium. Alfreda Onika. $20.00 gift certificate from Jim's Standard Service. Inabclle Fitzgerald. $25.00 gift certificate from The Brass Lion. Wayne Rough, gift of toots from Preferred Auto Parts. Eugene Roberson. $30.00 gift certificate from DeJoss-Jacob Pharmacy. Kerry Whitmer. $50.00 savings bond from Wiegand Construction. H. Schrader, lounge chair from he Walkerton License Branch. Dan Huffstetter. gift certificate from the Walkerton Dair\ Queen. Virginia Laßere, $10.(X) worth of gasoline from Jack's Citgo Service. Diane Wardman. $30.00 gift certificate from G’s Dockside Restaurant and Pub. David Burket. $25.00 gift certificate from Eleanor's Needlecraft Center. Jack Coldiron. $50.00 gift certificate from Ray Ac Kenny's Super Valu, from M. j. Package Store. Barb Burket. $50.00 cash from MRT. Beth Frame. $30.00 gift certificate at G’s Dockside Restaurant, from Realty World. Lakeside InRealty. Joan Schmeltz. gift certificate from Stuntz & Hochstetler Pines. Kackie Chrapliwy. gift certificate from Newton Mfg. and Nedra Williams. Jeannette Moehler. gift certificate from Walkerton Dairy Queen. Larry Dill, gift certificate from Elsie's Beauty Shop. J. Whickcar. $50.00 gift certificate from Keepsake Kottage. Charlie Gates, wet and dry vac from Kabelin's True Value Hardware. Steve Jeffirs. $50.00 cash from S & R Sattelite Sales & Service. Kerri Albert, gift certificate from Body Magic. Catherine Williams, gift certificate from Budd's Bargarin Barn. Peggy Kearney, front quarter of beef from Wilcox Supermarkets. Gail Suter. 19" color TV from Ist Source Bank. Bob Payne, the quilt "October Faces". The bright flowers of the prickly pear cactus bloom for only one day.

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PUMPKIN DECORATING WINNERS - tA r s IL »* IfM iS to* ML-— .-- ■' 1 r. ‘ ‘

The best decorated or carved pumpkin winner is Tara Wilson, age 10. She carved and decorated her pumpkin with gords and a hat to take top honors. For her efforts she was treated to a money grab, compliments of Farmers State Bank of Wyatt-Walkerton branch. Second place winner was Kari Snyder. 11; and third place winner was Jason Potts, eight vears old. Falcons Romp To Third Straight Win 22-0 Friday The John Glenn Falcons won their third straight game Friday night to up their record to 4-3 for the season as they approach the final regularly scheduled game this Friday night. The Falcons ran out of their wishbone offense, using all the backs frequently to win by a score of 22-0 over the Culver Cavaliers. The game was the final home game of the season, unless the Falcons can advance in the sectional tourney starting on October 23. JG Statistic* C 11 First Downs 7 237 Rushing 85 52 Passing 26 6 Passes Attempted 10 2 Passes Completed 4 0 Had Intercepted 2 14 Return Yards 0 2 Punts 4 28 Average Yards 29 4 Fumbles 3 2 Fumbles Lost 1 45 Yards Penalized 50 46 Offensive Plays 51 The Falcons running game dominated the first half of plav. After receiving the kickoff and returning it to their own 37, the Falcons ran 11 plays, moving almost to the Culver 20 yard line before a fumble was covered by the Cavaliers to stop the drive. However, after holding the visitors without a first down, the Falcons took over at the Culver 49 following a short 22 yard punt. From here it took just five plays to score, with the big play a 25 yard run around the right side by Mike Radandt who received a fine downfield block by split end Todd Clifton to go in untouched. Greg Vandall kicked the extra point and with 3:05 left in the first period, Glenn had drawn first blood 7-0. The Cavaliers then cranked out

Second and third place winner received pumpkin baskets filled with goodies. Other entries were Jessica Wilson. 7; Monique Bussie. 12; Jason Wille. 9; Lynna Potts, 6; Suzanne Drew. 8; Jerry Lee Brenneman. 6; Tim Ginens. 10; Denise Martin. 7; and Jeremy Martin. 8. Judges were Monique Pavey and Sandy Hoover. three first downs of their own and drove the ball from their own 31 to the Glenn 16 before turning the ball over on downs. This drive consisted of 13 plays and Glenn then took over at their own 19 yard line with about nine minutes left in the first half. From here another sustained drive unfolded, using 11 plays and covered 81 yards with Sam Borton carrying the last 14 for the score, in the drive the big play was a swing pass from John Pinckert to Radandt and a Culver face mask penalty of 15 yards also kept the drive moving. On the attempted extra point, a high snap was taken by Pinckert and instead of trying to spot the ball for the kick, he ran it around the right side for two points. This made it 15-0, the way the half was to end. Culver killed the rest of the 4:15 before the halftime ended harmlessly. The Falcons, who had gained 190 yards in the first half, 173 on the ground, didn’t look very sharp to start the second half. After kicking to Culver and forcing another punt, the Falcons fumbled the ball back to the Cavaliers. Another Culver punt found the Falcons again not able to move the bail and they turned it over on downs. The two teams then exchanged punts as the play had now moved into the fourth quarter with little to show on either side. Culver put a drive in motion from their own 26 and gained a couple first downs before a holding penalty cost theim 10 yards and then Willie Hostrawser intercepted a Cavalier pass to put an end to this drive at the Glenn 22 yard line. The Falcons were forced to punt again after gaining two first downs and this put the ball in Culver territory where a fumble was covered by Bob Duff to make it first and 10 at the Culver 35. On the first play, Pinckert hit Dan Clingenpeel coming out of the backfield and the pass and run play covered the 35 yards for the score? Vandall ended the night’s scoring with another good kick and it was 22-0 with just a minute and a half

THURSDAY, OCTOBER 15, 1987

FALL STYLE SHOW SET FOR OCTOBER 15 Treats Os Plymouth will be providing the fashions for the 30th annual fall fashion show sponsored by St. Patrick’s Woman’s Cub. beginning promptly at 7:30 p.m. tonight, October 15 at St. Patrick's School Hall. A buffet salad and dessert luncheon will be served from 6:15 to 7:15 p.m. as guests arrive. Tickets are $3.00 and will be available at the door. The latest in fall fashions for men, women and children will be of special intrerest to everyone. Many door prizes will be awarded and special prizes include SSOO in cash; LaPorte Holiday Inn GetAway Weekend and a S3O gift certificate for dinner at G's Dockside Restaurant and Pub at Koontz Lake. DATE SET FOR ANNUAL HALLOWEEN PARTY IN WALKERTON The annual Walkerton Halloween party and costume judging will be held on Saturday, October 31, sponsored by the Walkerton Jaycees. The parade of ghosts and goblins will begin at 1:00 p.m. from the fire station to Urey Middle School where the judging will be done. Refreshments will be served. COUNTY UNE CLUB MEETING DATE IS CHANGED The County Line Club will meet on October 26, rather than October 19. at the home of Mrs. Ed Pogodzinski. 2t022 WOMAN’S CLUB OF WALKERTON TO MEET THIS FRIDAY The G.F.W.C. Woman's Community Club of Walkerton will meet Friday, October 16, at 1:00 p.m. The program will be presented by Mr. Dan Schmelter, of Plymouth. left to play. Any effort Culver was going to make was stopped when Steve Runyan intercepted a pass on the next to last play of the game. For Glenn, all four members of the wishbone backfield got in the scoring column. Radandt had one TD to go with his 82 yards on 11 carries. Gingenpeel had one TD as he was on the end of the scoring pass from Pinckert and also had 49 yards in 11 carries. Pinckert had a two point conversion, passed for one score and had 59 yards on eight carries while Borton had 43 yards on six carries and one TD. Greg McCallister had 73 yards on 18 carries to pace the Culver attack. Visit New Prairie Friday The Falcons will wind up the regular season and try to even their NSC record at 3-3 with a win over New Prairie at the Cougars field on Friday night. Kickoff is set for 7:30 p.m. The Scoring GLENN: Mike Radandt, 25 yard run; PAT: Greg Vandall. kick GLENN: Sam Borton, 14 yard run; PAT: John Pinckert, run GLENN: Dan Clingenpeel, 35 yard pass from John Pinckert; PAT: Greg Vandall, kick Score By Quarters Culver 0 0 0 0 — 0 Glenn 7 8 0 7— 22

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Wells Aluminum Will Not Expand No. Liberty Plant The long awaited decision by Wells Aluminum Corp, whether to expand the North Liberty facilities or choose another location was announced on Friday by Bemey W. Mangneson, president of the company. "Considering all factors, the Belton, South Carolina facility expansion will return a higher rate on its investment as compared to their alternatives which included similar building and extrusion equipment at Wells’ North Liberty plant." stated Magneson, from a prepared statement. The North Liberty plant is the largest employer at North Liberty, employing nearly 200 people. The expansion program would cost $3.5 million. Also from the statement by Magneson, "Wells’ local management regretted a $4.2 million investment was not made at the North Liberty extrusion facility as it would have created 30 new jobs and would have enhanced job security for the employees." North Liberty officials have said that a loss of Wells or a severe cutback in operations as a result of the extrusion press going to South Carolina would cripple the town's economy. A statement made by John Evans, president of the North Liberty Chamber of Commerce stated "1 was told that the negotiations with the union just couldn’t be worked out so that they could put it here. They had asked for a contract extension and I was told the union turned it down." Leaders of Local 194 of the United Auto Workers did not publicly comment on the statement. Planting Party Planned At North Liberty Park The North Liberty Park Board is organizing a fall ‘‘planting party" at the park. We need everyone’s help. We are requesting donations of flower bulbs. If you have any extra bulbs, such as tulips, hyacinths, daffodils, crocus, peonies, lilies, etc., we would appreciate these. We are also requesting donations of money for the purchase of additional bulbs and flow - ers. Finally, we need organizations and individuals to help with planting these bulbs. A planting party is scheduled for Saturday morning, October 17, at 10:00. Raindate is October 24. If you wish to donate bulbs, money or your time, to help plant please contact a park board member, Jo Jaworski. Jr. Sims. Judy Springman or Debbie Brown, or the tow n clerk’s office by October 12. Hope to see you at the "planting party’’. WINNERS OF RAFFLE The Presbyterian Church benefit held at the Walkerton Fall Festival announces the following winners of the. chairs. .Glenn Jacob. Pauline Clark and June Wiegand; and the afghan was won by Beverly Frame. Our classifieds start at $1.50!