Nappanee Advance-News, Volume 85, Number 18, Nappanee, Elkhart County, 9 November 1961 — Page 5

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LEGAL NOTICES NOTICK ’T.gittrutton, Nomination and Elaction To all churches, religious organizations, abor unions, fraternal, charitable, military and civic organizations of Elkhart County, Indiana. The above listed organizations of Elkhart County, Indiana are reqiAstud to designate one member of it’s organization as a member of the Goshen Hospital Association, Inc. for the year 1962. Organisations eligible to designate members of the Association shall certify the district, tbe name and addireas of each member so designated and certify its qualifications to designate members upon the blanks to be provided lor that purpose by the Secretary. They shall be filed with said Secretary on or before January Ist. Said blanks can be obtained by calling Goshen General Hospital and giving name and credentials or your organization. Each organization registered may nominate a person or person! whose name will appear on the ballot for election to the Board of Directors of Goshen General. Hospital. Said nominee must be a resident of the district in which the organization making the nomination is located. ALL NOMINATIONS FOE DIRECTORS MUST BE IN THE HANDS OF THE HOSPITAL NO LATER THAN DECEMBER 15th. Elkhart County, Indiana shall be divided into the following districts: District No. 1 shall consist of Olive, Locke, Union and Hanison Town- ; hip&> District No. 2 shall consist of Jackson. Benton and CJnton Townships and ’Elkhart Townsnip outside the City of ■Goshen. District No. 3 shall consist of the City of Goshen. District No. 4 shall consls. of Washington, York, Jefferson and Middlebury Townships. District No. 5 shall consist of the City of Elkhart. District No. 6 shall consist, of Cleveland and Baugo Townships end Osolo and Con, ord Townships outside the City of Elkhart. Foi the year 1962: District No. 1 shall elect one person to be a member of the Board of Directors of Goshen General Hospital to replace Mr. Maynard Schrock. District No. 3 shall elect four people to replace the following: Mr. Myron Kennedy, Mr. Malcolm Hartzler, Mrs. Taylor Newell and Mr. Ancel Whittle. District No. 5 shall elect one person to replace Mr. Samuel Hayes. GOSHEN HOSPITAL ASSOCIATION INC. >. Kennedy President Board of Directtors Auuivt L. Hard ie Secretary Board of Directors Publish Nov. 9, 1961

NOTICE OF HEARING SPECIAL BENEFITS ON NORTH JACKSON STREET IMPROVEMENT Notice is hereby given that the following Street Improvement lias been completed. The general character of the Improvement, the street, alley, or public place bn which it has been made and the terminal points thereof arts as follows: NORTH JACKSON STREET, Concrete pavement with concrete curb, from the intersection with E. Walnut Street to the intersection with Centennial Street: from the south edge of the intersection with East Van Buren Street to the North edge of the intersection of Marion Street. (Assessment Roll No. 81-8) Asphaltic concrete pavement with concrete curb, from the north edge of the intersection with Mai*ion Street to the north edge of the intersection witth Broad Ave. (Assessment Roll No. 81-A) , , There is on file at the office of the City Clerk-Treasurer, an assessment roll with the names of owners and description of property subject to be assessed with the amount of prima facie assessment, which is available for public inspection. The Common Council of said City on the 2Jth day of November, 1981 at their regular meeting place in the City Hall, Nappanee, Indiana, at 7:30 P.M. DST, will receive and hear any remonstrance against the amounts assessed against their properly respectively on said roll, and will determine the question as to whether such lots or traces of land have been or will be benefited by said improvements to the amounts named on said roil or is greater or less than that named on said roll, at which time and place all owners of such real estate may attend in person or by representative and be heard. Dated this 6th day of November 196 L COMMON COUNCIL OF NAPPANEE Kaipa L. Greene Clerk-Treasurer Publish November 9 and 16, 1961 NOTICE OF ADMINISTRATION In the Circuit Court of Elkhart County, is hereby given that State Bank of Nappanee was on tlie 31st day of October, 1961, appointed: Executor of the last will and testament of the estate of Ellen E. Holmes, deceased. All persons having claims against said estate, whether or not now due, must file tne Same in said Court within six months from the date of the first publication oi tms notice or said claims will be f °loated at'Goshen, Indiana, this Ist day Os November, i961. Bernard L. Buckley Clerk of the Circuit Court for Elkhart County, Indiana Joseph W. Attorr.ey Publish Nov. 9. 16, 23, 1931 Follow "LOVE THAT BOB" ABC TELEVISION Starring Bob Cummings 11:30 a.m. daily For NUTRt-810, vitamin-mineral protein dietary food supplement in* formation, calls Nl <i-2180. Distributors Wonted

OPEN FOR Private Parties Moa. Tues. Thurs. jook; early OPEN SKATING Sunday Afternoon 2 to 4 Sat. Afternoon 2 to 4 Friday & Sat. Nites Special Rate To Small Parties On Wed.- Fri. - Sat. Eve. HOOSIER SKATELAND PHONE Gl. 7-3051 or GL 7-3721 Route 13 Sooth Syrcicoto, led.

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NOTICE OS ADMINISTRATOR'S SALK OF REAL ESTATE STATE OF INDIANA ) >SS: COUNTY OF ELKHART > IN THE MATTER OF THE ESTATE OS MAYTIK B. PLETCHBR, DECEASED. IN THE ELKHART CIRCUIT COURT SEPTEMBER TERM, 1961. ESTATE NO. 8828 M. S Pletchor, the undersigned Administrator of the above captioned estate, hereby gives notice, by virtue of an order of the Elkhart Circuit Court, he will, at the hour of 10:00 o'clock A:M. on the 25th day of November, 1861 at the office of Joseph VV. Kindig, Attorney at Law. Nappanee, Indiana, and from day to day thereafter until sold, offer for sale at private sale aU of the interest of said decedent in and to the following described real estate situated in Elkhart County, State of Indiana, ,o wit: Lot Number Thirty (33) in Fahistrom’s First Addition to the Town, now City, of Nappanee. Indiana. (252 W. Walnut Street) Lot Number Five (3) in Martin & Sierer’s AddiUon to the Town, now City, of Nappanee, Indiana. (406 N, Clark Street) Said sale to be made subject to the approval of the Elkhart Circuit Court) and for not less than the full appraised value of each of said tracts, and for cash. M. S. Pletcher, Administrator of Estate of Maytle B. Pletcher, dec. Joseph W. Kindig, Attorney for Estate Publish Nov. 2,9, 1961 -

SERVICES 000000000000000000000000 c.ARRET DRY CLEANING. HAVE YOUR carpet or rugs dry cleaned and moth proofed in your home. CaU Paul Thompson, Nappanee R-270-X. itfcA) CARPET AND FURNITURE cleaning, in your home or will pick up. All work guaranteed. Ph Nap 536. Rays’ Carpet Shop, Inc. (MCA) PLUMBING SUPPLIES, WATER SYStems, heaters and softener, sold instaUed and serviced. Steve Yoder, R 1 Nappanee or Phone L-244. (OOA) " SEWING MACHINE REPAIR* Repairs, clean and adjustment, coaver sion, accessories. CaU evenings or Sat Merle Arurvld, 703 W Market. Nappa ree, Pn 3404. (tfcFAJ “ Foil Clock or Watch Repair SEE DRAKE'S JEWELRY WAKARUSA (tfcFA) SWEEPER REPAIRING. PARTS TO PIT all makes and models, all work guaranteed. 451 S. Nappanee St„ Nappanee, phone 7900- Free nick up and delivery. (tfcAEF) We Are Paying 3% On Savings Quarterly STATE BANK OF NAPPANEE Phone 440 (tfcEFA) WANTED: ELECTRIC WIRING AND small appliance repairing. Everett Rice. S. Jackson St., or phone Nappanee 8353. (tfcFAE) PIANO TUNING AND REPAIR, THE only way scientifically and electronically. Edgar Horein, 111 Wabash Ave., Wakarusa, Ph Waka 358-W. (46cFA) WANTED TO PAINT, TV TOWERS, PRHH estimates. Call Nappanee 339. (45AR) 300300000009090003000009 LOST & FOUND

LOST: BLACK PURSE WITH RED PEN and billfold inside. Possible in vicinity of buggy parking lot. Gilbert Lee Miller. R3 Nappanee. REWARD. (45 A) jOOOOOOOOOOOOOaOOOQGGQOCi TO GIVE AWAY TO GIVE AWAY: 6 WEEK OLD PUPS. mother part beagle. 1 male rest female. Phone Nappanee 8153. (45A) TO GIVE AWAY: PETS: FEMALE MEdium sized, part chow and terrier dog. house broke, good watch dog. Phone 2740 after 3:30 p.ni. (45A) TO GIVE AWAY: PET: DOG, HOUSS broken and has had shots. Call Mi’s. Katie Kauffman at 7810. 307 S. Main. Nappanee. (45A) HISTORICAL MUSEUM A Scott County man, Albert Comer, at the age of three score and ten, took up the hobby of collecting items of the pioneer days in Hoosierland. In a few short years his collection has expanded until it overflows three separate buildings in a grove across the road from his farm five miles southwest of Scottsburg. Comer aaid he was fascinated by tales of his elders, some of them only one generation removed from the time when southern Indiana was a wilderness, so he began collecting relics of that era. Part of the collection is housed in a log cabin built around 1830. Comer bought the cabin, moved it from its previous site* and reconstructed it in his grove.

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Free Hioter To Be Gotten With Right Key Kauffman’s Inc. has a brand new $139.00 circulating air heater padlocked in his store this week. It’s due to be given away to some farmer in this area who’ll receive a “Lucky Knipco Key” through the mail. If his key opens the lock, he’ll get the heater FREE. The prize heater is actually a little furnace on wheels that burns kerosene or fuel oil and circulates 75,000 BTU’s of heat per hour. It can be used inside or out without a vent and performs all kinds of heating chores on the farm. This unusual advertising stunt requires no jingles, no drawings or anything to buy. The only rules are that to try a “Knipco Key” you have to be 18 or over; only one try per person is allowed; and the first connect key wins the heater. While being run in cooperation with the manufacture (Knipco), the local mailing- has been sent only to a limited number of farmers in this' immediate arek. One of the folders mailed locally contains the “Lucky Knipco Key.” There are 3,000 separate contests scheduled the country with each dealer offering a> brand new heater FREE.

MILLWOOD l 1 By Pauline Slabaugh Mrs. Roy Faulkner spent Monday with her daughter, Mrs. J. P. Reid of Warsaw. Mr. and Mrs. Pete MHler and Edna spent Wednesday with Mr. and Mrs. Freeman Miller. Others there wore Jake Millers, Mrs. Noah Miller and Mrs Melvin Miller. Mrs. Lloyd Balsley of Elkhart spent Thursday with her parents, the George Grimms. Mr. and Mrs. Flovd Brinegar of Ft. Wavne and Mr. and Mrs. Stuart Hawley of Takoma Park, Maryland, spent a few days with Mr. and Mrs. Warren Hawley. Mrs. Levi Hochstetler spent Wednesday with Mr> and Mrs. Roman Yoder. Mrs. Levi Slabaugh and Judy called on Mr. and Mrs. Melvin Schrock and sons, Davy and Delton, Thursday. Sunday dinner guests of Mrs. Emma Nissley were Mr. and Mrs. Herman Miller and Mr: and Mrs. Joe Nissley. Mrs. Esther Hochstetler spent Wednesday with the Alvin G. Yoders of Millersburg. Katheryn Silvers and daughter, Carmen, and Terry Garcia were Sunday, dinner guests- of Ralph Whiteheads. North Millwood District Amish Church services will be at the Joni Gingerich home, Sunday. Place Aux Femme pinochle club met Wednesday evening in the home of Carol Strang with Carol Hoffer as co-hostess. Pinochle high was won by Carol Rogers* middle and travel by Esther Kiester, and low by Carol Strang. Billie Bippen received an anniversary gift ftoqm her mystery pal. Next meeting; will be Nov. 28th with Esther Kiester as hostess. Church of the Brethren Youth are asking “Do you have any odd jobs.” The youth- aTe seeking to earn money for transportation tq National conference. For more in. formation see classified page. There are lots of turns on the stairway to success: therefore, many people prefer the elevator.

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Roocrt schmeitz shown here accepting from Ray Hopewell the keys to his newly purchased house east of Nappanee on Route 6.

Two From City Attend Meeting Jim Stillspn and Robert Dean of Nappanee, Ind., attended a national meeting of Harvestore dealers and sales representatives at French Lick this week. The four day meeting, from November sth through November Bth, covered a comprehensive analysis of farm problems- and potentials and, according to Harvestore officials, '‘reflected- the company’s historic and long term objective of helping to improve the American farm economy. All phases of the program were tied to the central theme of the meeting, “How to make farming more profitable for the farmer.” The meeting was devoted chiefly to lectures and seminars by national authorities on such basic matters as farm management; farmstead planning; farm research in universities and on the farm, and beef, dairy and pork clinics. A. 0. Smith Harvestore Products, Inc., of Kankakee, Illinois, manufactures glass-lined sealed storage and mechanized feeding systems for agricultures. ELKHART ORGANIST AT CAMP CREEK CHURCH Mrs. Darrel E. Byrket, Organist of the First Brethren Church in Elkhart, is scheduled to be Guest Contributor to a special Music and Missions Service, in the Camp Creek Church (Church of the Brethren), the coming Sunday Evening (Nov. 12), 7:45 o’clock.

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Christmas Gift OUR SEWING MACHINES ARE NOT SELECTED FOR LOWEST PRICES THEY ARE SELECTED FOR BEST QUALITY AT A FAIR PRICE WE SERVICE WHAT WE SELL NEW ROUND BOBBIN PORTABLES *59.50 AND UP LOWERY SEWING & FABRIC CENTER On Court House Square S. Warsaw

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Church is located on State Highway 19, nine miles south of Nappanee. Mrs. Byrket is a daughter of the present pastor and wife, the Rev. and Mrs. Ralph G. Rarick. Mrs. Bryket will render some Organ Numbers. But being very active also in Mission Circles, she will aIBO give the address of the evening, speaking from tile themei “Latin America and the Dayuma Story.” All parish people and the public are warmly welcomed in! Need For Blankets Cited By Church World Service We have just received word from Melvin B. Myers, Director of Material Aid Service for Church World Service in New York. He has informed us that 7,000 blankets have been flown to British Honduras from the Church World Service Center in St. Louis, Missouri. The disaster which hit British Honduras was Hurricane Carla. Mr. Myers has asked us at the Nappanee Church World Service Center to inform all church councils and inquirers of the tremendous need for blankets, hoping persons wanting to contribute blankets will do so at this time of emergenoy.

RUNNING OVER TO FOX'S BICYCLE SHOP ...TO SEE THEIR BIG SELECTION OF .StJuuZfViu BIKES New styles, new colors, gear* shifts or coaster brakes.. • all sizes, in every price class to $46.95 SCHWINN BIKES ARE BEST) 9 Blocks East of Stoplight and 1. Block South in Nappanee Weekdays 12 -T p.m. and 4 to 8 p.m. Saturday 8 a.m. to 8 p.m.

BONTRAGER'S Egg Factory "Eggs Laid While You Wait" • • ' • . | 'i . ' We operate a Self Service retail Business Yw pick up eggs of your choice, smell,, medium, or large, and drop the money in an envelope.

After the eggs are graded and candled they are Immediately stored In a cooler where they are kept fresh for our customers.

Letters From Our Readers Rocky Ford, Colorado November 4, 1061 Editor Advance News, Dear Sir, Please renew my subscription to the Advance News. It is our best source of home town news and we look forward to its arrival each Saturday. It may be interesting to compare notes on Halloween festivity. We didn’t experience the vandalisim that Nappanee and Elkhart County is noted for—not even soany windows “Trick or Treat” night here is limited to one night only, but look out for that one night! Hundreds of ghosts and goblins, from 2 to 20 are out in droves to collect goodies from house to house. We were fortunate in having only 80 visitors, due to our absence from home during a rush hour. Avery interesting night, but next year we’ll stock up on more oandy and cookies. Beat regards to all our friends in Nappanee. Mr. and- Mrs. Robert Newcomer 1201 Maple Ave Rocky Ford, Colorado MEAT BEAT On one of the hottest days of' the summer, two Boonville sisters, Karen Jo and Debby Payne, gave a “Beat the Heat” party, a feature of which was a snowball fight. Last winter, when Boonville had a big snow, the Payne sisters conceived the party. They shoveled up a lot of snow and put it in the family’s deep freeze. When it came time, for the party, they fashioned snowballs. They even had enough snow to build, a snow , man but it didn’t last long.

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SCHOOL NOTES Tha Strength of My Will Bower Rebecca Kessens. freshmen Esther Hoover, teacher My will power has been tested many times during exams. I have the urge to sneak a look at another test, especially when the test paper is right next to me. One incident occurred when I was taking, a test. I happened to glance over at my- neighbor’s paper. Right there I saw the answer I wanted. I didn’t put it down be* cause 1 knew that would be cheat, ing. I would be cheating not only the teacher by myself, also. This is just one of the many times I have had to test my will power on tests. My will power is tested every night when I do my homework. I have to decide whether to finish my homework or to watch television. The television usually wins unless I am going to have a test

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Eggs are laid on wire and gathered several times a day to insure freshness. They never touch any dirty littor.

EAT FRESH EGGS instead of those that have been stored, boxed, and shelved for a long time. See and taste the Difference I* miles ngrth & % mile east of Nappanee

tha next day. Thini* thatimo-when my will power is very weak. 1 am going to try to strengthen my will power so 1 will be able to resist more of the wrong things that tempt me every day. Labels on medicine bottles ean be secured and kept legible by covering with dear plastic tajpe. Keep all dangerous cans or bottles on high shelves or in locked cabinets, out of children’s reach; WELL DRILLING Pumps Repairs M. C. HAHN Phone 150 Plumbing & : Heating Service

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