Nappanee Advance-News, Volume 85, Number 49, Nappanee, Elkhart County, 7 June 1962 — Page 3

THURS. JUNE 7. 1962

L. K. Mann New Blue Bell V.P.

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L. K. MANN

L. K. Mann has been appointed to succeed K. W. Weant as vicepresident in charge of the manufacturing division of Blue Bell, Inc. according to E. A. Morris, president. Mr. Weant is retiring from this company as of June 1 in order to devote more time to his personal affairs and in order to allow younger members of the manufacturing division to assume additional executive responsibilities. According to Mr. Morris, Mr. Weant will continue as a member of the Board of Directors and will be available for assignments on consultant basis. Mr. Mann, yihq succeeds*, Mr, Weant as vice-president of manufacturing, has been Blue Bell’s chief engineer for some years and was made a vice-president of the

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company in January of fhls year. He has Just completed the Advanced Management Course at the Graduate School of Business Administration, Harvard University. Mr. Weant has been with Blue Bell for 30 years, during which value of products manufactured rose from $3 MILLION to almost $67 MILLION. He was made a vice-president in 1948. Mr. Weant is a director and former president of Piedmont Associated Industries and is a director of the Greensboro Chamber of Commerce. Cancer Society Lists Some Os Accomplishments Mrs. Ethel Walters .received a letter of thanks from the Cancer Society of Elkhart County. In the letter, written by Mrs. William Stubbins, president, the work that had been accomplished was outlined. To Indiana University, Damon Runyon Foundation, and the Lobund Institute of Notre Dame went $13,000 for cancer reserch. Over 7,600 brochures on cancer were distributed and 37 film presentations made. There were 107 cancer patients currently served in Elkhart County, 47,000 cancer dressings distributed. Loans to meet costs of home medical supplies, medicines and drugs, and X-ray and therapy treatment also played a big part in the cancer program. Masonic Lodge Honors Mr. Burbach and Charles Baker About sixty members and guests attended the Nappanee Masonic Lodge 560 F & AM ceremony a w'eek ago at which Mr. Charles Burbach and Charles Baker were presented with fifty year pins. Past Grand Master of Indiana, Theo. Jena was present to make the award. Mr. Burbach resides at 351 N. Hartman. Mr. Baker now resides in Knox but was for many years a businessman in Nappanee, connected with the Riess Clothing Store, Man seems to appreciate least his greatest blessings—life, health, friends, sunshine, appetite, rain, sleep, etc.

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The Union Twp. 4-H has an exceptional square dance group known as the "Hoosiana Swingers" which has been trained by Mr. and Mrs. James Elliot. This group, part of the 4-H "Share the Fun" project, won first place in the County contests and are hopeful of getting a chance to go to the State Fair. Front row: Linda Elliott, Donna Smeltzer, Margaret Pippenger, Thelma Martin, Evelyn Anglemyer. Back: Ed Detwiler, Jim Copeland, Stanley Myers, Jim Andrews, Charles Anglemyer. (PHOTO BY GOSHEN NEWS)

Gary Hunsberger Receives Degree Gary Hunsberger, RR 1, Nappanee, son of Mr. and Mrs. Lowell Hunsberger, graduated Sunday, June 3rd with the Bachelor of Science in Education degree. The degree was conferred by President Ray P. Pannabecker of Bethel College, Mishawaka, Indiana. Mr. Hunsberger served this past year as the president of the Student Council. Harold Fairchild Wins 3rd Place Trophy Harold D. Fairchild of Nappanee won a 3rd Place Antique Class Award in the 11th Annual Indiana Beach Antique Auto Show for his 1929 Packard. Over 120 owners exhibited their cars in the state’s largest show aV the Lake .Shafer resort l Saturday and Sunday, June 2 and 3. Jaycees To Receive Troop 33 Charter The Jaycees will meet Monday night, June 11 at 6:45 at the West Side Park for receiving a Scout Charter of Troop 33. Herb Cripe will make a presentation to the

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Troop. A business meeting will follow at eight o’clock. The Jaycees wish to report to the people of Nappanee that the fair board is making very good progress in plans for this year’s community fair. Amish From North & South Spread Fear In Slow Pitch This week was full of upsets as the Church of the Brethren A team taught the Presbyterians more fundemental doctrine to the tune of 9-6. Royce Geyer pitched for the winners and frustrated them most of the time. The report that he is a “cool weather pitcher” seems to be true. Dizzy Dean Geyer was responsible for two important singles. Strang and Gall each blasted mighty homers. For the Presbyterians, pitcher Cripe didn’t show his usual control. Eldon Hepler helped the cause with 4 hits, and Dick Strakowski got 2 singles. - - . i ' - i.* •*%-• she Mighty Middaugh led his EUB A Team to victory over the Ist Brethren team 11-9. Red not only pitched but got three singles. The hero of the game was Norm Murphy who got four hits —one a homer and one a double. For the losers, Bill Hershberger got three singles and Jim Ileckaman a double and a single. The Ist Brethrens had a bad time all week. The Central Amish, led by the mighty bat of Elmer Yoder creamed them 10-4. Reports are rampant that Ist Brethren

Ingrahan/ favors a drastic shakeup. In a ten inning battle to the finish, those nasty Nazarenes outlasted the Central Amish 7-6. Killer Keim got a double and a home run and Harry the Hood got two important hits. For the Amish, Mel Chupp got two hits, and Jay Hochstetler got one out of the park. There 4s no misprint in the following score. Hits were apparently turned into touchdowns in the B League when the North Amish beat the Locke Brethren in Christ 30-1. Everyone on the Amish hit, hit, and hit. Walter Miller, Menno Borkholder, Larry Hostettler, and Lloyd Chupp (one a homer) all knocked the ball all over the place and almost sent it back to Locke. The South Amish humbled the Church of the Brethren B 13-0. Lester Chupp held the losers to only two hits as Eldon Stutzman, Marvin Miller, and Howard Miller led the victors in hitting. It’s obvious that the North Amish are a team to be feared. Their power overwhelmed the Chorch of the Brethren B team 25-16 under the mighty bats of Menno Borkholder,- Larry Hochstetler, and Lester Helmuth. One of the exciting moments, however, was a home run with the bases leaded by Royce Geyer. Lester Chupp allowed only two hits again when the South Amish beat the Church of God B 13-2. Marvin Miller and Oscar Borkholder were the mainstays in the hitting department. Those frightening Methodist won a game by forfeit from the North Main Mennonites.

St. Isidore’s, with two hits from Lippy Biever, home runs by Ed Eilers and Jay Stouder smashed the EUB B team 8-2. Dave McGrew got two hits to help the

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losers. Mount Tabor, sometimes called Burcham’s Bearcats, beat the L&M’s (Lutheran-Mennonite combo.) 8-4. Moose Anglin got two hits, one a double, and Bob Hotter got three hits. Bill George kept his L&M’s in the game with three important hits. In a cliff-hanger, the Ist Brethren B beat the Turkey Creek Toms 9-8. CHURCH LEAGUE SLOW PITCH SCHEDULE FRIDAY, JUNE Bth (Class “B”) 6:00 Mt. Tabor vs. No. Main (Class “A”) 7:00 Methodist “A” vs. Church of God “A” MONDAY, JUNE 11th (All Class “A”) 6:00 Church of Brethren “A” vs. Nazarene

7:30 Ist Brethren “A” vs. Methodist “A” 9:00 Church of God “A” vs. Presbyterians WEDNESDAY, JUNE 13th (All Class “B”) 6:00 Mt. Tabor vs. Methodist “B” 7:00 Nazarene “B” vs. Ist Brethren “B” 8:00 St. Isadore vs. Millwood 9:00 Church of Brethren “B” vs. EUB “B” CHURCH LEAGUE SLOW PITCH STANDINGS (Class “A”) As Os June 4th W L Church of Brethren 3 0 EUB 2 1 Nazarene 1 1 Presbyterians 1 1 Central Amish 1 1

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Methodist 0 I Ist Brethren 0 2 Church of God 0 0 (Class “B”) W L North Amish 3 0 Mt. Tabor 2 0 Ist Brethren 2 0 South Amish 2 1 Millwood 1 O Nazarene 1 0 Methodist 1 1 Menn-Luth 1 1 St. Isidore’s 1 1 Church of God .^... ._*• -• 0 1 Locke 0 1 EUB 0 2 Church of Brethren O 2 Turkey Creek 0 2 North Main 0 2 Union Center 0 0 Betty Wiegand announces that

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