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WIRE D WES WIN LAST Saturday ovci the G dden Fe*t • „• c'.Hlf .!’ I show a tmni cf h istkrs. but one t' l I xxill have t, improve tn m< ml >usly in tw<* <’> ntnu nts <>ff< usKe pa^sin ■ ;nJ p <ss defense The blockng a l ta< khny wen- good the ran- - ■ _ attack due ’ r i » l'“ kmg x.. t s, u ,...d bid the passing att.uk v not ’here and <’ahf> min's (t. M < m.pk-Hd pa-st sa’ i avion : he hit 13 " J "f 1 GOLDS QU Mt rERBA’ KING v I- UHd foi tee Golden Heals Lm fumbles hurt them consist* nib California : imbh d 71 iim r <ll with th. Irish nvoverm^ ot thes. Even though th. G den Bears < <me up with foil.’ thi .r cwn. th.y were usually in thru own bicklidd and no yaidag< is go ng to be game i that way Cal did also have ;• bn of troubl. making a man ft.. ( ,n the g md. gaming only 41 yards in 4 allies for an .v .-. gam of 9 per < airy THE IBIS!’ GROUND attack netted a to* *of 240 yards in 49 Cannes f< in average of 4*9 pr i carry Nov Cal's passing noted 151 van Is with their 13 < ompletKms n 1 attempts, hip th's was no* Plough difference to , *Gi ; the < • mn-d iffense of the Trish who h ' .3 p.is«« s for 26 yr Is with a t d d offense of 266 x ids against the Bears 195 IN' ADDITION. THE TD TH V P- Pola, th.' Sophomore tackle . . th v Irish, s oi d as he tcok a punt right off the foot of t’« C ■ punto <n .in attempted kb it d sn’t s o'a up in the statistics One item not lot.ced in the sum. m iry un' > one checks the comp’oc sc e is that Haffm r. the n in ch n 'o take care of the quartcrl king probb ns. led the t- a n ir ‘ trk'es foi the game, as h mad 10 folk wed closely by th< r g I guard Ibioniconti as h. nan -d credit f< nine « \1 '.PAY THE IRISH ARE b mpi h. . d-on into Ihmtue. A s. oif as been as’- :ed for seme tm, d a red g <1 battle is -a •t<d Purduo has boon a 1 ig* <an for Notre Ibinie t b . it hum,, m the last ten y< H Respite the fact that the bid -Id a big 20 - 9 advantage v tl tics in the.! Lfetmi< over th. len .akc! ' 1 ard ue has won 4 ■l.st 6 plax ed Th s ba’ - t < I th telo .<s( | .< ally on th ■ N I ’a’oo Chann* 1 16 as t " g las been s< d out • NING RRIEELY TO RASEb Hundav wn- the day the b* »iid champagne flowed 1 kc u i o- e? each < th. i s heads an ’ s o f i «« the Prates and the 5 k« <'b> Hi "ft:- - iy v.on th

RIALTO - Walkerton, Ind. i hi ksdw. ruin\ y. shtrilh si no \y. mo\d \> a n Esim Sept. 2‘», 3(»: (kt. I. 2. 3. A I w.yy^ e '^ a ^<>^/ ' **!•' • a||^b j ’ E L^B, - dr - UfWlOtfr >» A. ’•k ■ > ; WALT DISNEY FyA - ’ I mW raIGM wHWIX wISON «’?«

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•«‘nnant« T*iis wan the fust t tin Bu< s in 33 y- ars and nlr. > • as Hrnurmg. the first foi N- ’w York in 2 x-asons Thea ' tw teams will beg n play in the vc-n s on We incsd iy. Octoli. r 5 Ti e Milwaukee Braves think the Y inks will win ea .lv, <nd .gn n < 1 un they ai 6 games better th m t'v Pu tes Sure they won th r titles pn<>! to lust year it koks Ike they think they at ' t!.,. Yankees THE PIRATES ALL YEAR i. o been n great ball < bib in tl clutch an<l this best of 7 sc res is just about as clutch as tl. v came With their pitching st df headed by Ixiw and Fidend t y may just make the Yank*s, ond best However, never has anycn< counted the Yankess out .is th< y have power to burn and th. ir pitching isn’t as had as many seem to think Just ask a f< w American league teams and y< u will find out Os course, the series will all he carried on TV. ar 1 her? comes those l°ng noon h-mrs again as they start firing < t east about the time the whistb blows back here Revival Services At Plymouth Church Revival servi. ms will begin «t t e Church of God. 302 W. Gari > Si.. Plymouth, cn Sunday, Oct 2. at 7 30 pni There will be four sp. akers during the senes of m.eetmgs. Rev Jai k L Barron former evangelist and now pastor of the church will sjw'ak Oct 2. 5. 3 and 11 Rev R B Thomas, pastor of the Chur< h of G.xl. 23674 Edison Road, South Bond, will speak in October 6 thru kth Rev I). G. Homncr. former superintendent of the Churches of God in New Mexico and now pastor of the Church of God. 25< Milburn Blvd.. Mishawaka, will speak O< tober 12 thru 15 Rev Dadd L Ixnnons, feim. r nussi mary and now superintendent of the Churches of God in Indiana will speak Oct. 16 only A special feature of th. revival will be music by David and M.dx Hieser of Culver They play the organ piano, vibrnharp and b is" violin They also sing Other musical highlights ir- < lud< the Temple Trio of South Bend Faith Temple soloist and singing groups fiom the Churches <>f God nt Nappnme. Peru and Ijogansport; and a brass ensemble fro?” M;shawaki According to Rev Barton. H « .■hutch has limited seating < apa- < itv you must enme rally to get a seat. There will be no serx- ,< < s <>i M< n lay e’- enings

MOVIE REVIEWS from THE RIALTO Rich <ui I lavish in every .aspect ■ cast. tc< hnical production, settings, color, costume and seiiptincluding s< lid and undoubtedly huge familx acceptance at Ihe b x office, this lug and plush Walt Disney Production. ’ Pollyanna starting today at the RIALTO Tlu-atre. brings to the screen faithful in every detail as is the Disney habit, the story tha' caught the imagination < f an earlier an ! more naive America and gave n nw word to the Engliah language Pollyanna, a noun and adjective used to describe an Incuiahlr optimist, is known to millions all over the wcrld. even those xxih'i may not even know that it originated in the Elen not H Purter all-time best-selling novel of the early Twentieth Century With a tup-fhght cast starting with Jane Wyman and Richard Egan and ranging through such varied and con.petent personalities as Karl Malden. Nancy Olson. -Adolphe Menjou, Donald (Yisp and Agnes Moorehead ami the glitteringly perfect reproduction of life in a small town some where in the great American Midwest, the picture would have been entrancing and no doubt a great success Rut what puts it above and beyond that is a performance Irv « tnily great talent, Hayley Mills, daughter of British actor John Mills, who appears here In only her second film but who Is easily at Kme with the proses. sional and veteran stars who appear with her As the orphan who comes to live wjth her wealthy and repressed aunt, Miss Wyman, who is the social and economic arbiter of the town, she charms the toxxTifolk. from rough-tongued hyp*rhondriao Mias Moorehead to ixvlusc Adolphe Menjou. She brings the minister, Karl Malden, to a realisation of his duty to humanity, Rahaxd Egan to a realization of his loxo for Miss Wyman and eventually she overthrows the stem rule of her aunt over the town by a revolution of imppmess Tins is not acccmplish<xl, of course, all at once nor l s it done without a proper measiue of poignant team. Climbing a tree to regain her bedroom after attending a benefit bazaar against her aunt's orders, she falls and injures her back The grateful * »»mpassion of the beneficiaries i f her “glad game” restores her own confidence in that sunny optimism and all ends well. Bicyclists Must Olx?y Traffic Laws Between 400 and 500 bicycle • ideis are killed each year in accidents with motor vehicles, and contrary to many beliefs, "the bky. le rider is at fault in most instances. As many as 2,750.000 students m the U S depend on h:cy<les for schocl transportation Proper bicycle instruction and ti,Lining at home can pay off in, g; eater safety for’chiidren xx hen they start ba. k to sehcol. In most states the same laws ’ r motoi vehicles apply to bi<y<l< - i ,j example the c hies \ lolath.n.s, .n the part of bicycle uh* and those that cause the m. t n<< dents are not yielding th . right-< f-way. improper turning disregard for stop signs a*id s gnals riding in the center <f ti street end riding against t t nf fi< Th. following suggestions arc for parents who will have young:t<is riding bi< x < |< s to and from h" 1 instruct them to stay to ti.- ci light know and apply ti ffi- signs, not to ride double n>t < it across traffic cross at • । >ss walks, keep tl. .i bikes in g i m.-ehanlcal condition an ’ > , p ! !;<•!: IV ith p!. .p< I lights OT! t ■ front and back Bl'.w down Hua live!

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ONSLOW BEACH N C. Richard L Tuttle, seaman, USN, son of Mr and Mis Clem Tuttle <>f 500 Jackson St , Walkerton, H.'i’ving aboard the deck landing ship I’SS Hermitage, took part in an amphibious landing exercise September 22 at Onslow Beach. N. C., with units cf- the Atlantic Fleet Amphibious Force The landing was part of a month-long operation known as ‘ Phibtraex 4-60 , a joint Navy and Mann.- exercise designed to improve the techniques of the amphibious striking force Ships taking part in the operation departed N< rfolk, Va., Aug 29 and conducted the fust phas of the ojx'ration off Viequrs, P, R Following the landing at Onslow Bench the ships returned to N *rfolk on Sept 26 FORT CAMPBELL Kv Ai my Pfc Bruce P Carlson. wh< se wife, Helen, lives at 534 E Dayton St . South Rend., Ind., was assigned to the 101st Airborne Division at Fort Campbell, Ky Sept. 15 Carlson a member of Headquarters and Company A of the division’s Wist Maintenance Battalion. entered the Army in November. 1959 and received basic training at FYirt Riley, Kan The 20-year old soldier attended Central High .School. South Bond. His parents, Mr. and Mrs Richard N. Carlson, live on Rt 1. Walkerton. Does ycur youngster know the safest route to and from school" Have you explained and demonstrated the pr per and safe ways to cross streets. Docs your youngter understand the safe way to ri<le his bike” Unless you c.an answer "yrs to these qu«t!cns. you haven’t done all you can to protect youi children’s lives, saya the Indiana Traffic Safety Foundation SORER THOUGHT Don’t drink and drive- even just one for the read may mean the end of the road for you REES Plymouth. Indiana Thursday. Friday 1 Saturday “Circus Stars” In Color Aino “The Big Night” RANDY SPARKS, VENETIA STE^T.NSON. DICK FORAX .Also Color < artoon Sun., /Mon.. and Wed Sin. ln’r .Lrxida' “Elmer Gantry" In EaMmun (Ydor BI RT LANCASTER JEAN SIMAIONS He'd try anything f <or a funt buck! Alao Color Cartoon Simdax ftratnr? at 2:00. 4:45 and 7:30 Evening* nt 7:1*2

DANCING ROUND & SQUARE DANCING At B * i: BABX 1 1 • Miles South of Koontz Lake on 1100 E. Road S \ I L RDAY — S:3O to 12:00 P. M. SUNDAY, K;00 to 11:00 P. M. \din ^?ftn Toe — ( hihlren 12 and Under Free

The Boy On The Corner When you drove to work thu, morning did you notice the little boy standing on the corner cast ing anxious looks up and down the street? If you gave it <i moment's thought, you realized that the corner was not far from the school, and when you saw th<white "Sam Brown" belt he won you realized that he was a patrol boy. Each schixd day there are sexeal thousand Hoosier boys and girls who leave heme early to be at a designated apot so that they may perform a service that ivery important to the safety oi other school children. These patrols are vary carefully selected and trained so that they will know how to do their job The} are leaders in their school so that they will hav.» respect, r r then schoolmates. Tht purpose of a school patr 1 is to remind the thoughtless and heedless that they must stop and look before crossing the street Th«'y aid all pedestrians bj watching for gaps in traffic that they may know when it Is safe to cross. If you have a bt y or gin in school, talk with them about the patrol and remind them to watch for these little helpers and obey their instructions. As an adult there is something that you can do to help chUdmHve surrrssfully tie hazardous life of a pedestrian First, when you arc walking, always set a good example for them by cross ing only at comers and obey th* traffic signals Second, when you have ocenalon to cross whcie there is school patrol boy. obey his directions just as though you were in school. Third, whenevci you approach a arhool zone while driving, and especially when you see a school patrol, alow down Remember, you were young once give the kids a break SF.IJ-' DWCICPIJNE To be a success in this life J la net »o much what we take up as it is what we five up Read the claaaifled »d» 5 Box Offhe ()jw*n 6:80 1 I rat Shoxx About 7:20 1 Sept. 30—Oct. 1-2 Fri.. Sat. A Mun. C omplete Rhow Starts at 7:15. You Can Attend A« Late As 0 P.M. For Complete Show. t A I t W 1 - ** l • , S' x *-- - r* •*** —• J MmlmM Extra Attraction Walt DHMmW’s “NIC K” True Adxentun