Nappanee Advance-News, Volume 87, Number 8, Nappanee, Elkhart County, 22 August 1963 — Page 2

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NAPPANEE ADVANCE-NEWS 156 W. Market PHONE 773-3127 Entered at the Post Office at Nappanee Indiana as Second Class Matter Under the Act of March 3. 1679. PUBLISHED THURSDAYS $3.00 PER YEAR in Indiana $3.50 PER YEAR Outside Indiana NOTICE Pictures for publication are welcomed, but no picture will be returned by mail unless a self-addressed stamped envelope is sent with it. No charge for publishing pictures, news stories, or announcements. Publishers Joseph W. Zally Donald E. Nichols, Jr. Lions Family Picnic Aug. 28 At their last meeting the Lions played host to two den mothers and three Cub Scouts of Nappanee Pack ?3, arranged by Lion Thurlo Clouse, program chairman. Mrs. Gene Hollar and Mrs. Beth Olsen gave brief talks on the duties of den mothers, and Clouse followed with some remarks on what the boys learn during Cubbing in preparation for advancing to Scouting when reaching age 11. There are 35 boys registered at the present time in Pack 33, compared to 58 last year. The drop in mebership is due to the boys reaching the Cubbing age limit, but Clouse was confident the number will again reach at least 50 this fall with anticipated new registrants. Clouse reminded the Lions that Pack 33 will have a Paper Drive Saturday, August 24th. Tom Kane is Cub Scout master, with Thurlo Clouse assistant master. The Lions are one of the sponsors of Pack 33. During the business meeting it was announced the annual Lions Family picnic will be held Wednesday August 28, 6:30 p.ni, at Syracuse Lake Park; the golf committee has not set a date yet for a golf outing but stated it probably will be held at Maxwelton Golf Course some Sunday in September. Lion Bag Pippen, who is on the Dip, Inc., committee, announced some Lions have volunteered to help solicit during the swimming pool fund drive, including Pat Sinclair, Bob Woodhams, Ronny Mason and Bill Efoststler. Lion Art Ziliak, local Ford dealer and breeder of Wiemeraners offered to donate one of his dogs to the Seeing Eye Foundation sponsored by the Lions. Ziliak stated Weimefaners are a very intelligent breed, easy to train and make excellent leaders for blind people. Pres. Forrest and the other Lions were very appreciative of this offer, and assured Ziliak the committee will be in contact with the foundation to learn if they are need of dogs for training at the present time. The energy released by an inch of rainfall falling on an acre of land would plow ten acres, if it could be harftfessed.

ask yourself an itajwc&Dt question: Are there ingredients missing (ingredients that may be important) □ CHECK AND COMPARE! HERE’S THE SUPER PLENAMINS NATIONALLY-KNOWN FORMULA: % MDAR % MDAR* IN IN YOUR FAMILY’S VITAMINS AMOUNT SUPER PLENAMINS PRESENT VITAMINS Vitamin A S.OOO units 200% Vitamin D 1,000 units 250 Vitamin Bi 2.5 mg. 250 ( Vitamin B< 2.5 mg. 200 Vitamin C 60 mg. 166 Niacinamide or Nicotinamide 20 mg. 200 Vitamin B* 1 mg. A Vitamin Bn 3 meg. A Vitamin E 1 mg. I A Panthenol 3 mg. t Biotin 20 meg. t MINERALS Iron 15 mg. 150% Calcium 75 mg. 10 Phosphorus 58 mg. 7% lodine 0.15 mg. 150 Copper 0.75 mg A Manganese 1.25 mg t Magnesium 10 mg. A Molybdenum 0.25 mg f Zinc 1 mg. t Nickel 0.1 mg. t TOTAL 21 I * MOAN means Minimum Daily Adult Requirement A Heed established, requirement not defined t Need in human nutrition not established ausjj-u A-.. umsis "■ DUNHAM & LOVE MAIN & MARKET NAPPANEE • " !

THURS. AUG. 22,1963

Initial Response To DIP, Inc. Is Reported Good Initial progress on DIP, Inc. has been quite satisfactory, members of the fund raising drive report. Individual businessmen and industries that have been .contacted are demonstrating support of the project to tiuild a community swimming pool for Nappanee. Dr. Ed Eichenberg er said that contributions have come in from unexpected sources, and that the kick-off for DIP, Inc. appears to be going as planned. A large group of citizens are now working on the efforts to raise funds for the swimming pool. As the drive gets underway, individual citizens will have.a chance to help as a door-to-door campaign is conducted. The goal of DIP is $65,000, which the engineering committee, the fi nance committee and the Board of Directors of DIP believe is within the means of the community and will build a suitable swimming pool for Nappanee’s needs. Mrs. Arthur Miller Dies In Fort Wayne Mrs. Arthur L. (Luretha E.) Miller, a former resident of Nappanee, died at the Parkview Memorial Hospital in Fort Wayne last Thursday after a long illness. Mrs. Miller was born in Leesburg on August 2, 1876, the daughter of Thomas and Julia (Atterbury) Edgar. She married Arthur L. Miller on April 11, 1906. Mr. Miller survives. Also surviving are children, Dr. Edgar A. Miller, Kendallville, and Mrs. Gale Enyeart and Dr. Robert Miller, Fort Wayne. The funeral was at the Arthur Miller residence Monday. Rev. Russell Fenstermacher conducted services assisted by Rev. Herschel McCord. Burial was in the Leesburg Cemetery. Mrs. Miller was. a member of the Nappanee Methodist Church since 1915.

larger NEW IDEAS FOR NAPPANEE

So you want reader reaction’ Now I have a legitimate excuse for saying what I’ve felt within for many months. This deals with feelings only and lias not taken into consideration facts, needs, economic advantage or the history behind this institution. I speak of the parking meter in Nappanee. This town is so warm and friendly, so helpful, so generous that the parking meter seems crudely out of keeping with the spirit of the place. I really don’t mind feeding the steel imp a few cents, but I abhor the hard symbolism it portrays in such a warm, friendly town. A Shopper Air conditioners installed in new passenger airplanes have fooling capacity sufficient to cool 48 average homes.

Scouts of Troop 33 are helping to get a swimming pool for Nappanee. Kurt and Kent Stump and Bill and Dick Kaufman worked Saturday delivering bumper stickers for DIP, Inc.

Council To Have Hearing On The Budget Sept. 26 The Common Council had another short meeting Monday. It was mostly concerned with matters pertaining to the budget. Ordinance 286 passed on second reading. This is the ordinance having to do with appropriations. Fire Department representatives Fred Lopp, Ray Schwartz, and Bud Miner were on hand in case any discussion came up about the addition of funds for radio equipment. This item stayed in the appropriations ordinances Mr. Lopp said that he believed that this radio equipment would be of benefit to the whole community. In brief, the radio equipment would enable fire calls to be directed to a central place and then transmitted, to all the firemen. Under the present system, when anyone calls the Fire Department, the phones of all the firemen ring simultaneously. The Ordinance 287 fixing the City tax levy was also passed on

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second reading. The total levy will be $1.46. There will be a special meeting next Monday night to have a hearing on the budget. General Resolution 27 was introduced to enable the clerk-treasurer to transfer funds from one account to another.' Mayor Greene announced that the contractor has completed the blacktopping of the city parking lot, and that work on West Van Buren and on Locke Street is b?-, ing completed. LIBBEY BAND IN LOCKE The Libbey Family Band from Es Monte, California will present a sacred concert from the porch of the Rosentrater home in Locke on Tuesday evening. August 27. j There are eight children in the Libbbey family and each of them plays several instruments. The family has played together for around i twenty years. They have toured nearly all the States and several other countries. They have played for one of the presidents of the 'united States and the Queen of i England. They have just finished a I series of concerts in Puerto R ico and will be coming here from CanI ada. I j The Libbey Family Band travels in a specially equiped bus. Much of their time is spent on the road so the bus must serve many pur poses. It isn’t unusual for people to ask to tour the traveling home. But it is unusual to see a family stick together for so many years and find satisfaction in service and simple living. ■' " ! Ten men can stand in the open mouth of a blue whale, the world’s ; largest mammal. The bat is the I w orld’s smallest mammal.

COPPES, INC NAPPANEE, IND. FACTORY SURPLUS & INVENTORY REDUCTION . / • MHaRjgQKH fIHHHHB n : jp!® 4 UL gSW ||j|2g BBb Wb' BB fli Hj BP W V REPEATED SALE!! #- BECAUSE OF THE TREMENDOUS RECEPTION OUR FIRST SALE WAS RECEIVED BY AND THE MANY, MANY INQUIRIES WE HAVE HAD FROM PEOPLE WHO WEREN'T ABLE TO TAKE ADVANTAGE OF THE FIRST ONE. (CONFIDENTIALLY. WE ALSO FOUND SOME NEW BARGAINS, TOO.) Saturday, August 24-. THE SOUTH DOORS OF FACTORY WILL BE OPEN - FOLLOW SIGNS CONTESSA CABINETS BY COPPES .... OVER 200 COMPLETELY FINISHED/ BRAND NEW BASE & WALL CABTS, TALL STORAGE CABTS, OVEN CABTS, MISC. CABTS, ETC. WILL BE OFFERED. OUR COMPLETE INVENTORY OF THESE DISCONTINUED . HIGH GRADE UNITS ARE BEING OFFERED AT TREMENDOUS REDUCTIONS IN ORDER TO MAKE ROOM FOR OTHER MATERIAL. .. < . : ; ■ . • : : }; }• | I. • 1 \ EXAMPLES: 42" Wide Wall Cabt Was s 3B°° sale price $ 23-50 1 Drawer 27" Base Cabt Was $ 50 75 sale price | B QQ 4 Drawer 18" Base Cabt Was S 6I OO sale price 9.00 COMPLETE KITCHENS CAN BE ARRANGED FROM THIS STOCK! 4 Display & Reclaimed Kitchens will be set up for your inspection - includes several which were national magazine arrangements. Several slightly used and minor defects. All at great reductions - to be sold as is. Surplus Formica - Full Sheets Half Sheets, & Odd Patterns & Shapes (Ideal For Do-It-Yourselfers) Priced to Sell - Below Wholesale ■ ■ - * ■■■■■.! I Miscellaneous Cabinets & Scrap Material AT "CLEAN OUT" PRICES A Few Choice Display Appliances Priced Right SATURDAY AUGUST 24 - **-*-* South or Rear Doors of Factory ■ • 'i ■' .■ v .1 . .. ■ ■ ■ .. ;’i J-..' ; .'.- • | 2 : ; 1 Inc* NAPPANEE. IND.