Nappanee Advance-News, Volume 85, Number 18, Nappanee, Elkhart County, 9 November 1961 — Page 2

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NAPPANEE ADVANCE-NEWS

NAPPANEE ADVANCE-NEWS 156 W. Market PHONE 27 *ntrd at the Post Office at Nappanee ndlana as Second ClaM Matter Under th * :t of March 3. 1879. PUBLISHED THURSDAYS $2.50 PER YEAR in Indiana $3.00 PER YEAR Outside Indiana NOTICE Pictures for publication are welcomed, but no picture will be returned by mail unless a self-addressed stamped envelooe is sent with it. No charge fur publishing pictures, news ories, or announcements. Publishers Joseph W. Zally Donald E. Nichols, Jr. Board Os Works Discusses Problems Os Sewer Taps At the Board of Works meeting Saturday, Mr. Lawrence White appeared for the Church of the Brethren to inquire why it was necessary for such a deep cut for the new Vail Buren improvement along the north side of the Church. He was informed that it had already been that the cut could be lessened at the point of entrance of the church parking lot by changing the grade along there. Mr. White said that this would be acceptable. A report from the Nappanee Development Corp. reviewed the progress in obtaining land along the south side of E. Lincoln and stated that as soon as possible the Corporation would extend Miriam Avenue further south. They requested that sewer service be

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provided for this street by means of a stub constructed in connection with the S. Side interceptor sewer. There was a discussion on how the present policy on private taps on the new sewers were working out. Individuals can contact privately with the sewer contractors to have a tao stub or riser installed during the construction of the main sewers. The only place that this is not working out well is where someone wants to provide one “V” arangement to provide outlets for two plots or with pines laid in a common trench. Neither arrangement is considered good and resident engineers were instructed to see that no private taps were made that do not meet the approval of the professional engineer.

Where Are We To Put Fire Truck Before Winter? The Common Council met Monday in a short and uneventful meeting. They okayed renewal of plumber’s licenses for Culligans, Hunsberger Plumbing and Heating, Pontious Plumbing and Heating, and Delbert Yoder. City Clerk Greene reported that the parking meter fund was running behind last year. For the first ten months of 1960, receipts are $7,190.62 as compared with $6,695.00 for the same period this year —a drop of $495.62. It was announced that the assessment roles 81A and 818 had been prepared and were in the process of being delivered to everyone concerned. There will be a public hearing on this for the regular meeting of November 20. The vacancy on the Library Board was filled when the Council appointed Mrs. David Stalnaker for this position. Councilman Newcomer again brought up the matter of where to house the fire truck before the snows fly. He urged action on this matter, which has been discussed several times with no solution. Mayor Clouse said that he still felt that a shelter built between the City Building and the Utilities Company would be the best solution. No immediate actionwas taken, although it was agreed to immediately explore various possibilities. The Mayor asked each member to study the situation of possible need for anew light on W. Randolph. There is quite a bit of vacant property near Main Street and neighbors have complained about the darkness of that area.

Mrs. Esther Stickler, 505 N. Clark St., Nappanee, announces the engagement of her daughter, Carolyn Fern, to Toby Graber, son of Mr. and Mrs. Amos J. Graber, R 1, Etna Green, Ind. Miss Stichter graduated from Nappanee High School and is employed by the State Bank of Nappanee. Her fiance attended Etna Green High School and is employed in farming. No date has been set for the wedding.

United Fund Drive Held Open A Week To Reach Top The total of the Nappanee Com munity United Fund pledges and cash contributions is $11,456.70, according to Bob Callander, Fund Drive Chairman. However, there are still important parts of the solicitation which are not yet complete. The drive will be held open for another week to try to reach the goal of $14,075. Anyone who has been missed in the drive may leave his pledge at the State Bank of Nappanee. Or if he wants a solicitor to call, he should contact Bob Callander. The thirteen participating agencies in our United Fund all deserve our support. They are: Elkhart County Cancer Societv. American Red Cross, Bn” Scouts of America, Camp Fire Girls, Family and Childrens Center, Guidance Clinic, Rehabilitation Center, Retarded Childrens Council, YMCA, Nappanee Band Boosters, Family Service Assn., Nappanee Transient Welfar Assn., Elkhart Cos. Ass’n for Mental Health, Inc.

AMERICAN LEGION NEWS Regular Legion meeting at the Post Home will be heldjit 8:00 p.m. on Thursday, Novem be r 9th. Final plans for the Veterans Day and Thanksgiving will be discussid. On Saturday, November 11, Veterans Day there will be the regular yearly observance at Memorial Field. In memory of those who have given so much, it is asked that all possible attend these services. The yearly Ham and Turkey Party will be held on Friday nite, November 17th. The Post will have an open bouse for that date and the public is invited. For the first time in the history of Post 154, it has the honor of having two members in the Century Club for the American Legion. Fred Soeicher and Edward Zentz have both signed up over one hundred members for the year of 1962. Callers on Mrs. Robert Elliott, Gravelton, who is recovering from a broken leg, were: Mr. and Mrs. Steve Elliott, and son, Wakarusa, Miss Helen Schmucker, Mr. and Mrs. Merl Croy, and Mr. and Mrs. Jacob Jackson and family, Sunday, and Monday callers Mrs. Curtis Stump, Mrs. Dewey Hall, Mrs. Stanley Swoverland, all of Goshen, and Mr. and Mrs. Ransom Sawyer. Gobi means desert in Mongolian, Sahara, in Arabic.

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Film Preview Planned At Public Library A preview of the November films of the Indiana Film Circuit will be held at the Public Library on Friday evening, November 10th at 7 o’clock. This preview will be given so that representatives of churches, school teachers, clubs and other organizations may get an idea of the content matter of the various films, so they may use them to better advantage. Anyone interested in seeing and using these films is invited- to attend the showing held in the Library Lee ture Room. MOTHERS GUILD Mothers Guild met for the November meeting in the home of Mrs. Kenneth Walters with Mrs. Don Guckenberger as co-hostess. 10 members answered to the roll call of “last nights menu. Mrs. LaMar Metzler acted as moderator for a round table discussion on “Problems of Pre-Teens. Next meeting will be held on December 13th with Rev. Herschel McCord as guest speaker. The subject will be “Children and Religion.”

Luvon Culp And Russell Ervin In Basic Training Lavon W. Culp, 23, son of Mr. and Mrs. Lamar, V. Culp, 252 N. Main St., and Russell W. Ervin, son of Mr. and Mrs. Russell Ervin, 801 E. Market are presently assigned to Company A, 13th Battalion, 4th Training Regiment, where they are taking eight weeks of Basic Combat Training. During this two month period with the 4th Training Regiment, a major command of the U. S. Army Training Center, Armor. They will be taught the basic skills of an Infantryman. Included in their training schedule are physical training, first aid, use of small arms weapons and dismounted drill. They are scheduled to complete basic combat training on November 24. Upon successfully completing the two months of training, they will be assigned elsewhere for eight weeks of advanced individual training in a particular skill needed by the United States Army. JAYCEE NEWS The Nappanee Jaycees will have their regular meeting at the V- F. W. Home, November 13 at 6:45 p. m. An open discussion will be held on what has been accomplished the last six months and what the members want for the next six months. Mr. and Mrs. Herb Cripe, Jr., and Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Henke attended the Jaycee Region B Social at the LaFontaine Country Club at Huntington Saturday, November 4. CHILD STUDY CLUB Child Study Club will meet at the home of Oleta Bollman, Monday, November 13th at 8 p m. Roll call is “Toys my children enjoy.” The program is the “Play and interest of Children” by Velma Miller. The Wycliffe Bible of 1384 was never printed; many manuscript copies of it are in existence, however.

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Rev. L. E. Foudy, former pastar of the Nappanee Church of God tar seventeen years, will be the speaker tar a "Revival of Christian Living", November 12 through the 21st. Rev. and Mrs. Foudy are now the pastors of the Van Wert, Ohio, Church of God. He will be preaching at 7:30 each evening except. Saturday. Rev. Robert Fields, pastor of the church, extends a welcome to the community to hear this former pastor.

247 Members Os EUB Church Attend Dinner Two hundred forty seven members and their families attended the special congregational dinner of the Nappanee Evangelical United Brethren Church, Monday night, at the Nappanee Church of the Brethren fellowship hall. The dinner climaxed a week of visitation in the congregation, and served as the “kick-off dinner” for the 1962 church budget and capital funds drive. The congregation hopes to raise $20,000 for capital funds in 1962 over and above their regular budget of $20,000. Jack Forrest, chairman of the program committee, made the dinner arrangements and presented the new program and budget proposals. Bud Miner, chairman of audio-visuals, presented the sound filmstrip “Through the Looking Glass”; Mrs. Ted Foeckler, financial secretary, presented a chart showing the level of giving during 1961. Mrs. Pat Sinclair, secretary of the building committee, presented a progress report; Clifford Holdeman, general chairman of the stewardship education program, reviewed the over-all plans; and the Rev. Howard Walker, pastor, gave the final challenge. Following up the congregational dinner will be the second and third visitor training sessions, Friday, November 10, at 7:00; and Sunday, November 12, at 2. The Rev. Nordan Murphy, Director of the Department of Stewardship of the EUB Church, will lead the Friday training session. AT GREAT LAKES Roy B. Artley, RR 3, Nappanee is receiving recruit training at Great Lakes. IN DENTAL SCHOOL Miss Frances Lorraine Fike, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Archie K. Fike, 608 E. Walnut St., Nappanee, has enrolled in the Dental Nurse course at the Elkhart University of Medical and Dental Technique, Elkhart, Indiana. She began her training October 23.