Nappanee Advance-News, Volume 84, Number 31, Nappanee, Elkhart County, 9 February 1961 — Page 2

NAPPANEE ADVANCE-NEWS

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INCOME fauemt MOTOR CO., M a S. Main ... we're the gst Mt ' • ,V r -“| TAXES > v oureelvet to give you the MM teeßeKWaMfe#" “ s "** ?$ Special " *lsll We toe 2 new 1960 RamUens. At TREMENDOUS DISCOUNT 1R59 RAMBLER • :2 Dr Sd • Automatic Transmission . Radio, Hooter A Def. $1295 1957 BUICK . Special • 4 Dr H.T. Dynaflow, Radio, Heater,' W.W. Tire*, Two-Tone Paint slllsO 1954 CHEVROLET' Station Wagon • Powsrglide, Radio, Heatgr, Two Tone Paint $395. 1956 BUICK - Special - 4 Dr H.T. Dynaflow, Radio, Heater, Two Tone $695 1956 CHEVROLET BM Air, 4 Dr Sed - Locally Owned, Nicely Equipped $795 1956 OLDSMOBILE 88 • 4 Dr Sd Hydramatic, Heater, Air Conditioning ' $295 1956 FORD - Customline -4 pr Sd - One Owner - Fordomatic, Radio, Heater $595 1955 CHEVROLET • Bel Air - 2 Dr H.T. $495 1955 BUICK Special - 2 Dr H-T-Safely Tested. Dynaflow, Radio, Heater, Two Tone $495 1955 FORD Victoria • 2 Dr H.T. Fordomatic, Radio, Heater. m 1953 FORD Customline - 2 Dr Sd Reel Sharp $125 PLETCHER Motor Cos. 202 S. Main NAPPANEU Ph 118

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THUR-FRI-SAT. Matinee at 1:30 Sat. WALT DISNEYS flew 'JUNGLE CAT* in Technicolor A thrilling picture of the dark mysterious Amazon. Also There Is more doggpnf syn frith this crazy mixed up pair. 'THE HOUND THAT THOUGHT HI WAS A RACCOON' Wait Disney picture In Technicolor

Thur-Fri'Sat. . "Five Branded Wpmen" and "Roy Who Stole Million" SunAton-Tues. - "Midnight Lae#"

McCormick k Why CHEVROLET'S Ac MIT 1960 CHEV Wagon, 4 dr, 6 Cyl, S.f., Heater Radio $1995 1960 CHEV Impaia, drHT, P.S., Awt, Heater, Radio, Lots of entrae 1959 Air Sport Sedan, 4 dr, VB, Power Btide, Radio, footer, W.Walis _ $1795 1959 PLYMOUTH 2 dr, 6 Cyl, Radio, Heater, No money down, $43 month ~ $B9l 1958 CHEV Biscayne 2 dr, 4 Cyl, ss v Radio, Heater 1958 588,3 dr Hpliday, >P<S., PM., Sharp $1495 1957 PJLY Copy. 8, Aut, Heater, Radio, AM Blgcfc MS s9s7 CHE'/ Bel Air, 6 Cyl, P.G., Radio, Healer slo9s 1916 CHI&Y f 4r. 6 Cyl, 5.5., Heater, Radio JL*. $691 1956 FORD Victoria f fr HT *, Apt, Heater, Radio $785 MSI CHEV Bpl Air 2dr Vi, Apt, Hfater, RmUo, A-l $695 1855 FLVM. 4dr $, Aut, Heater, Radio __ . $495 < Many other ffrt tp choose from, some with no down toyment, others lour sown payment and small monthly paywpnts. SERVICE 1$ OUR BUSINESS ‘ , V - K '- - * FICIJIfiFVIICK IfWWii/ lIIiVb •M, u. ail. .Sr .1 IM ™ rww wo

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■KENNETH RHODES AND MRS. DON RHODES WED Mr. and Aprs. Kenneth Rhodes are now liv|£ Bt's| E. Ajuptna, following their narriage Jan. 18 and wedding trip to Chicago, The bride'was the wi&>w off the late Itr. Rev. Marvin Adkih, pastor of Church of the Nazarene, perattS&Tb Bati Goshen, sister ‘<k “the%ridi; ‘iuul Robert KVo d'e i, Napphilee," a APPPIwifl used Lflrs Always Satisfy ■f'W* “ w&WW 'PwffP* jf

'*♦,* '*s£2^**SZ£ ' 1959 CADILLAC Sedan DeVilleFull Power • Good Whita Wall Tires - Plenty of priced right $3695 1?59 PLYMOUTH Suburban sta♦ion Wagon • $ CyHodpr-Stand-ard Transmission - Nice $1695

1959 CHEVROLET Impale Convertible * V 8 - &Sfl - Good Tpp pood Tirps 51995 1958 FORD Fairlane 500 Victoria Four Door V 8 - Power Steering #nd Brakes - Bond Tirps $1495 1957 FORD Fairlane 500 Victoria Tjwo Door V 8 - Fordomatic * Plenty of Extras $1095 195 7 'PLYMOUTH Belvedere Sports Hardtop CoMPO • VS * Power Flke - Very Sharp $995 1956 BUICK Special Two Door Sedan • Dynaflow - Radio • Heat* er - Good Tires • .Clean $795 1955 OLDS Super 88 Two Door Hard Top • Hydramatic - Power Steering & Brakes $795 1955 DODGE Station Wagon • Plenty pf Miles Left in this one ' ' _____ 1954 PONTIAC Star Chief Two Door Hard Top - This one shows it hap the Best of Cere ss9s HARTMAN E Pontiac Inc, The Home of Wide Treed Pontiac and Tempest DRIVE ONE! E. Market Nappanee Phone 89

SUN-MON-TUES. Open Sunday at 2:45 C.S-T. Showing Sun. 3:00 - 5:20 *7:40 You wouldn't'call it a gang fust Danny Ocean and his 11 pals the night they bteyr all the lights in Las Vegas. Frank Sinatra - {lean Martin Sammy Davis Jr. - Peter Liwford A’ngia Dickinson in 'OCEANS iV Also UNNATURAL HISTORY

NAPPANEE ADVANCE-NEWS 154 W. Market HUM* $7 %'ji igasas — Wf ” .. |ot*t*a at tte aw Office at mm”*Indiana m SMMrot MatSr USSR HW Act af March 1. im. PUaLISMCO THURSDAYS ~~~ IiPPRYEAR In Indians :w* ** Outside Indians Publishers Thes. F. Myers, Jr. to H. Myece tmm Pictures fr pubitaefion mi welcomed, but OO oictyre *lll he radpiwd by mtil vnlgea # self-addressed stamped envelope is font with it. M phergo PvWishing pictures, peps stories, or announcements. letters From 0r Rsaders Sirs: . Received jrojjr noti<s about my subscription’s expiration, 1 knew of cgtol that it Was Past dpe but kept forgetting to do anything about it. In a way wexeally don’t need the paper but we still like to read -it, and | think it is a swell paper for a small town paper. I like its style. It is a little late to extend my sympathy in the passing of Tom Myers, but that is another of theme things. We think to do, but we don’t act. I first met Tom several years ago, before we moved to Indiana, and saw him in Goshen sometimes since we moved over here. He was a man of character and missed by all who knew him. Enclosed is a check for $2,50 for a year. Sincerely Yours Harvey R. Helmuth R 1 Goshen, Ind. ft f i New Recreation Board Lists Plans At First Meeting A tentative recreation program for February, March, April and May, as presented by director Paul Hartle, was discussed at the first regular m e e,t in g ot Nappanee Recreation board. Monday eyeping. tional dub March 17 at the west Some of the projects approved by the board, -were volleyball hockey, an Irish program to be given by Elkhart County Internapark pavilion, swimming classes at the YMCA at Elkhart and roller skating at, Syracuse rink. Mr. Hartle, was given anproval to organize these projects. Several ether items were discussed, hut final approval was delayed until the March meeting.

Mr. Hartle included in his recreation calendar for February other in the city, not included in recreation board sponsorship; such as intramural basketball,' Wednesday evenings; Lions club box social (tonight), the sectional tourney, which opens Feb. 22, Cub Scouts Blue and Gold banquet Feb. 20, and a play ft the park pavilion Sunday evening by the Bluffton (Ohio) college traveling players. Prograrris sponsored by the board are the dance instruction class Wednesday evenings (except Feb. 22), volleyball league Tuesday, church league basketball -tourney Mondays ending Feb. 27, duplicate bridge Feb- 17, adult dance Feb. 10 and alley basketball Sunday afternoons, Feb. 12 and lg in 4be community building. Mr. Hartlf reported to toe hoard that the Coke machine at the community building had been broken ppen, and about $4 taken. Next meeting of the board will be Monday March 6 at 7:30 p. m. INTERNAL REVENUE HOLDS YOU GUILTY 'lf your "Individual income tax return is Questioned by Internal Revenue Service, the law assumes that you are guilty until proven innocent. •' This differs from other segments of United States law, which say toat you are Innocent until proven guilty. It's hot the tax fcgenl's job to prove toat your return is wrong; you must prove that if s right That’s ohe of the reasons accurate, up-to-date records are a mint for every taxpayer. "< ‘

VfUOltflMA DANCE SATURDAY, FEB 11, 10-1 American Legion Post 154 • ' _ l Music by Three Usjs find A Lass

Continue Hearing on Marion Paying Re-zoning Passed At city cpuncil meeting Monday, the hearing on assessment roll 80 for tiie paving of Marion street was continued until the next regular meeting to investigate and che<* seyerpl figure*. Ordinance 254 appropriating money from the paticing meter fund for s£s4 passed all three readings and pas adopted. This provides $1250 fpr personal service, rental, repair' and maintenance - ings was Ordinance 255 amending zoning finance $27, which^rethat tracks next to Glen Hochstetler's home, west to limits. This'has been re-soned item $8 to M 4. CONCORDIA CHOIR TO SING Af totol FEB. 16 Paul J. Christiansen, composer and director of choir and orchestra, WiR bring his internationally known Concordia Choir of Moorhead, Minn., to Goshen college Feb. Is. This group Os 65 singers won ydde acclaim on a tour of Norway, Holland, Germany god Austria with special concerts at she Brussels World’s Fair and Vienna Music Festival during the summer of s 1958. Singing a cappella, the choir will present a program ranging from 16th classics down thru the Bach era to contemporary masters.' Tickets will be available at the college business office, and Gospel Book Store in Goshen. Warren Druetzier Named JKrtctor es Rehab Center

Appointment of Warren O. Druefzler as associate director for Elkhart County Crippled Children’s Society, Inc. sponsoring the Rehabilitation Center was announced Feb. T by H. Ben Williams, president of the board of directors. Mr. Druetzler’s basic responsibilities will include public relations, capital fund raising, and administrative- duties in the seven counties surrounding Elkhart. Mr. Druetzler is married, has three children and lives in Elkhart. He graduated from Michigan State university in 1951 and went into military service for two years. -During this p e-r ie d 5 he gs a Juemher of-the U. '-S; Olympic trade team that competed in Helsinki, Finland. In his new position Mr! Druetz ler will be available! for speeches to area groups on sub jects relating to the Rehabilitation Cehter. Crippled Children’s Society, Inc. is currently giving therapy to over 317 handicapped children and adults from five upper Indiana counties and three in lower Michigan. Os these 13 are from Nappanee.

A-l USED CARS ☆☆☆ ☆ ☆ ☆ 1958 CHEVROLET, Locally Owned ] 1957 CHEVROLET Bel Air Hardtop, Clean 1957 FORD 6 Pass. Country Sedan 1957 CHEVROLET Station Wag--90 1957 FORD* 6 Dr, Clean, Lew Mileage 1956 PLYMOUTH 2 Door, 8 Cylinder. Overdrive 1956 MERCURY Hardtop, Clean 1986 FORD Fordor, Black ' I 1955 FORD Fordor, 9 Passenger, Country Sedan 1954 RAMBLER Station Wagon 1951 jOLPS 4 dr. ZILIAK FORD SALES 159 S. Mein Phone 232 -v Nappanee

Short and Related congratulations to Mr. and Mrs. Silver Dollar of Frontenac, Kansas, and their new dahgh-' ter, feaxi#' , .". Beach, Florida, has more visitors in summer than whiter. Reason: auto races . , . Looking for a fast ride 1 The average star travel* 25 miles a, second ... Long before hurricanes were named after gals, a big gale that hit Florida was dubbed Yankee btccm (blew in from the north)...

lorry Likins on AR-Amiy Team m fltosf Cnpst Larry L. Lakins, 21, son of Mr. and Mrs. Robert D. Parcell, 705 N. Main, is one pi 50 basketball players participating in the AllArmy basketball team tryouts which began Jan. 2i at the Presidio of San Francisco, Calif. Pirn team will be the Army’s representative in the inter service championship at Lowry Air Force Rase, 'Denver, C010.,' March 14-T7. In preparation for the tournament the team will play a 12 game schedule, including tbe Stardust Invitational ''Tournament in Las Vegas, Nev., Feb. 9-11. In its first game the team is pitted against the undefeated Olympic Club of San Francisco. The team is also scheduled to play the wellknown Phillips Oilers from Bartlesville, Okla. Eight former All-Americans are among the soldiers trying out for the team. Lakins entered the Army in September 1959, completed : basic training at Fort Leonard Wood, Mo., and is a member of the 44th Engineer Battalion in Seoul, Korea. He is a 1957 graduate of Nappanee high school and attended North Carolina state college. Busy people seldom have time to worry over whether or not they are happy.

HAPPAHEE THEATRE Nappanee, Ind. Box Office Phons'27l „ Shows at 7 end 9:00 p.to. •• I ‘•V'" " f • - " Friday & Saturday, Fob 10 and 11 'THE WIZARD OF BAGHDAD' Dick Shewn Diene Baker Barry Coe

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Revlon XOIORKINS' A Special Collection of 10 Fabulous Revlon Lipstick Shades , Choose From Two Different Assortments Sjso Many NEW and CLOSE-OUT Items at REAL BARGAIN PRICES ■ 1 “/ : >v' ' \ . • wy ... FIRST COME -o fIRST SOLVED

Poster & Neighbors Children Hyrt as Train Sflfe Car mSVTe Faulkner, daughter of the Roy Faulkners, southwest of. Nappanee, Isjn serious condition in when the car -he was driving was demolished by a Pennsylvania Railroad train west ojf ESfewetoh. Rev. Reid, pastor of Apostolic Gospel Tabernacle •hi Warsaw, was driving tyro neighbor children to an auction.. The children, Hazel Jerry, 42, of * 4 Warsaw, Wdre seriously .injured a? the train spiit the auto In two throwing the passengers out into the #dqw. TRAFFIC FINES IN JP COURT , Douglas Hochstetler, Nappanee, and'Lulu B. Eads, Nappaneg, ’paid $18.75 each for disobeying stop sign in JP court this past week Similar fines were paid Daniel t. Brenneman, Syracuse, disobeying stop sign; Eric "If. Rime, Plymouth, no valid operator’s Remise; Kenneth’'wood, pfm (Seek, Neb., truck violation of muffler law; peter $• fligs, National Park, N. J., improper lane usage; EdwartLß. Vote, Chicago, and Alvin CijjS Wood, Lenmr, N. €., speeding trucks. ” Kenheth P. Bemffler, Elkhart, paid $22.75 for 'being over registered weight; and Gblie t>. McCool, Warsaw, paid $19.75 for speeding 60/40. ' “* "• 1 1 1 f " ■ ■: ■" BERLIN RELIEF CORPS presents Flags to BRETHREN CHURCH' In behalf of Berlin Womans Relief Corps, Auxiliary to the Qrand Army of the Republic, Helen Hostetler, president, presented ah American Flag to First Brethren church during the evening services,' Sunday. Rev. Ingraham accepted. and dedicated the flag. Reba Phillips, conductor, gave Rev. Ingraham the Christian Hag which he presented and dedicated to the church. Color bearers assisting in the presentation were: Betty Messner, Frances Stouder, Luella Martin and Geneva Enders. Members of the corps attended the dedication service. Drive carefully where children play

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CABBAGE WISE CHOICE . FOR WINTER MEALS New greeq cabbage Is a worthy choice for winter menus. At * modest price, Riis vegetable can add variety pod'color to meals as WeH as supply vitamin C and roughage. Cabbage, retains jts vitamin € during storage better than most other leafy vegetables. The greener leaves contain tbe most vitamin. M' h e ref ore, smaUer heads to contain more vitamin than it heads because they nave a er proportion of green leaves, gtoring cabbage well wrapped in the refrigerator helps to keep it crisp and jhaintain the vitamin content. Waxed paper, plastic film wrap, or a heavy brown paper ba v g or plastic bag may be used for wrapping. Since raw cabbage is usually shredded for salads, Hie best way to sire the vitamin C is to hoe it sharp knife of the Fr e h eh type, as 4t will cut without bruising the pieces.

FULL WEEK STARTING THURSDAY, FEB. E Starring John Milts I Dorothy McGuire James MacArthur Janet Munro fl

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It is also best to cut cabbage and Mend it with other salad ingredients just before serving time. However, storage in the refrigerator - during the waiting time helps to retain the vitamin content. The dressing, too, helps to hold the vitamins. Cabbage cooked quickly and served promptly provides about the same amount of vitamin C as in the raw form. Little water and short, cooking time are im--portent.

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USED CARS 1960 PLYMOUTH, Fury, 4 Door, Cleon, Low Mileage, Radio, Hoator. 1959 SIMCA, Four Door, Standard Shift, Radio, Hoator, White Walls, Low Mileage. ... '—l—--1957 BUICK Special; 2 Door, Radio and Heater, Good Transportation. - - ■ -I-- -•*-. - ■ 1957 PLYMOUTH 4 Door Belvedere. Radio, Hoator, Vary Clean, A good family car. 1957 CHEVE Four Door Wagon, 210, Std Trans, Radio A Hoator. 1955 HUDSON Four Door, Radio, Hoator, Automatic Shift. 1953 PLYMOUTH 4 Door Sedan. Radio, Heater, Std Trans. 1952 DODGE Cranbrook, 4 Door. Radio; Heater, Very Clean. Come in A see the new Valiant K ACT'S DESOTO - PLYMOUTH Phone 10 Mirk#! A CUrk Mannanna

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