Nappanee Advance-News, Volume 85, Number 13, Nappanee, Elkhart County, 5 October 1961 — Page 6

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NAPPANEE ADVANCE-NEWS THURS. OCT. 5, 1961

Life Insurance Cos. Launches New Mutual Fund Anew mutual fund has been launched by Midwestern Life Insurance Company, of which Vance Frederick is agent in Nappanee. The first public offering of shares of Varied Industry Plan Inc., was made at $4.89 a share according to Phil J. Schwanz, President of the new fund. He feels that this new fund will fill a growing public need to invest in equities as well as life insurance to guard against inroads caused by inflation. ( The new Fund will be managed by Executive Management Corp of Fort Wayne. The principle aim of the Fund is long term growth of capital.

Mayor Proclaims Nat'l Pharmacy Week Oct. 1-7 Mayor Clouse has proclaimed that the week October 1-7 is National Pharmacy Week in our community. Stating that since pharmacists are essential members of the team of professional persons who administer to the health needs of our people and cqpduct their business on a high professional plane that has accorded them the respect and confindence of the public, he salutes the pharmacists of Nappanee upon the contribution they make to over all community health. National Pharmacy Week, under the auspices of the American Pharmaceutical Association, is being observed throughout the Country. Miss Clara Rae Walters, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Ward Walters, entertained the Wm. Walters family in their home. Miss Walters who is a 1961 graduate of Goshen College and a registered nurse, will leave after a six weeks special course, for Puerto Rico, to serve for two years in the Church of the Brethern Service. The evening was spent looking at pictures and slides that she had taken in Ky., 111., and Indiana, during her tour of duties. Miss Ann Myers, Elkhart, a guest and who has just recently returned from Puerto Rico, showed some pictures that she had taken in that country. Mr. and Mrs. Ward Walters motored their daughter to Md., where she is taking her training. The flamingo sifts small shellfish, etc., from the mud by using a comb along the edge of its bill.

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Notre Dame Dean On R.R. Board Dr. James W. Culliton, dean of the University of Notre Dame college of business administration, has been elected to the Chicago South Shore and South Bend Railroad board of directors, W. P. Coliton, president, announced. Dean Culliton is a former associate editor of the Harvard Business Review and was an associate professor at the Harvard Graduate School of Business Administration for seven years.

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NIPSCO BRINGS GAS TO CROMWELL Natural gas began flowing in the new Cromwell distribution system on Sept. 28, according to James D. Breed, manager of Northern Indiana Public Service Company’s Goshen district. The first Cromwell customer to receive the new fuel was John T. Debrular on N. Main St. “Construction, which begun last July has been completed, and both the transmission system and the distribution system have been tested and approved for service,” Breed said. “The distribution system, consisting of approximately 1 mile of 4” pipe, and two miles of 2” pipe, was completed early in September.” Bringing natural gas service to

the people of Cromwell is part of a nexpansion program now being carried on by NIPSCO, Breed continued, that will supply natural gas for the first time to more than 35 cities and towns in northern Indiana. The expansion program was made possible by anew, large supply of natural gas recently obtained from NIPSCO’S pipeline suppliers. Chief Clark Retires From Army Thirty years service with the Army Corps of Engineers completed, E. W. Clark of Chesterton, Ind., retired Oct. 1 as Chief of the Bong Termination Branch of the

Chicago Army Engineer District. Clark and his wife, the former Florence Gilliam, of Leesburg, Ind., will move in about two weeks to Warsaw, where they will make their future home. They have resided in Chesterton since 1955. The District’s Bong Termination Branch, initiated almost two years ago to carry out the multiplicity of tasks attendant on the closing of the half-completed Air Force base near Kenosha, Wise, late in 1959, was officially abolished Oct. 1. Vv Clark was born in Morocco, Ind. in 1907, the son of Charles Clark, 92, who now lives in Leesburg and the late Mrs. Clark. He was graduated from Purdue University in 1929 with a degree in civil engineering.

In Warsaw, Clark will again be associated with the Laminated Rafter Cos., this time on a parttime basis as a consulting engineer. And for fun, he’ll have many hours to cruise the “wild blue yonder" in his Piper Tri-pacer airplane, a hobby he began when he took up flying in 1939. SCARCE ITEMS MORE VALUABLE: Most of the items found buried in graves of American Indians are from areas far away often, from Rocky Mountains, (grizzley bear’s teeth), from Florida (certain sea shells), or from Michigan (hunks of raw copper). Daniel Boone, as a young man, worked at road building for a short time, for 33 cents per day.

THURSDAY CLUB Thursday Club will meet Thursday, October sth, (today) for a chuck wagon dinner at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Vernon Meeks, at 6:30 p.m. This will be the club’s annual Husband’s night.

Chiropractic Health Service Dr. D. W. Schneider Chiropractic Physician Hours: Mon Closed, Tues.-Wed. 2-8, Thurs. 9-12, Fri. - Sat. 9-5 Phone 877 Nappanee

CHILD STUDY CLUB Child Study Club will meet October 9th at 8 p.m. with Verna Lou Hostetter. Roll Call is “Your Children and Ages.” Program “Budgeting your time” by Anita Metzler.