Nappanee Advance-News, Volume 87, Number 18, Nappanee, Elkhart County, 31 October 1963 — Page 2

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Adventure Hike By Troop 33 Open To Younger Boys Troop 33 haS had excellent response to its recrnitinc program designed to interest all boys I(W4 to life yeaTs Wd fit hoy Scouting. Scouts Tom Black, Kent Stump, and Scoutmaster Jack Armantrout presented Several scouting programs to boys falling in this age group ana in tnvititfm was extenaen tjMgyjSreSEd m S V received a hike! Scouting, W V&Hatkt permission slip Which is tb he Returned to the boy's teacher at tehert. the yehhgsteis wi mm at 2:00

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P.M. at the West Side Park Building and : travel by ‘{fuik tb the starting point of the hike. The destination point of the hike -is Troop 33’s campsite on Otto Beer’3 farm, eight miles east of Nappanee The activities for this fun-filled outing will include scout skill demonstrations, construction Os a monkey bridge, cooking demonstrations, and an evening campfire. The return trip to Nappanee wilt be by truck and the parentis should plan to pick up their boys at the West Side Park Building at 9:00 P.M. 1 All interested boys are invited to attend the Trpop Meeting at the Whst Side Park Building on Friday IV _ Li t-M leveiling to receive tanner mtonnatien reining this hike. Ahy additional questions hiay be directed to Scoutmaster Jack Armantrout (phone 773-7239) Or Assistant Scoutmaster Darwin Blade (phone 7734533). Last Saturday and Sunday nine

. Boy Scouts from Troop 33 attended the" Miami District Junior Leaders Training Conference at Pioneer Trails Scout Camp. The conference Was under the direction of Miami District Leadership Training Chairman Dob Gucktehbergqr- Craig Miller, Herd Stump, and KUrt Stump from TrOop S3 served as instructors for several 'Of this training sessions. Other scouts attending .wore senior Pafroi Leader Tom Black; Patrol Leaders Jack Yoder and Russell Slabaugh; and Assistant PatTol Leaders Jack Stutzmaft, Bob Mellhiger, and Dave Cleveland. Farm Bureau Annual Meeting Tonight (Thurs) The Elkhart County Farm Bureau will have Its annual meeting Thursday, October 31 at 7:30 p.ih at Elkhart Township Junior High School Cafeteria. Guest speaker will be Henry Schiver, farmer, philosopher, and rhymstter from Grafton, Ohio. A business meeting, election, introduction of resolutions, and refreshments will follow. Every member and friend Os the County Farm Bureau is urged to attend. Legion Makes Plans For Veterans Day Work is progressing well oh the hew Post home. The new gas hot water nesting system is being installed this Week and plumbing work should start next week. Mem bers are urged to help with this work. I On Thursday night at 8:00 p.m. there will be a combined meeting; of the Executive Committee, Board) of Directors, House Committee, Entertainment Committee, Member-' ship Committee, Color Guard. Committee and Patriotic Observance, Committee. Plans are being formulated tor the observance of Veterans Day, Monday, November 11th. They include a parade froth the Legion Home to Memorial Field where appropriate services will be held at 11:00 a.m. Free ham, beans and com bread will be setved at the Post Home, for all veterans, from hoon till 7:00 p.m. The Legion invites the citizens of Nappanee to join in the Veterans Day observance, and urge that every effort be mdae to turn this holiday into a dynamic demonstration of patrio- , tism. Each household and business ’ establishment. is .urged iQ diipiiy the Flag of the United States in? honor of the occasion. - | There Will be a special card ty at the Post Home Saturday night lat 8:30 p.ih. for members) their

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wives, the Auxilisay and their husbands. -j jc ?r Due to the/ donkey. - basketball game to be held at .tpe .Community Building on November 9th, wrestling will not start until November ljh. Flag tip of the week: The flag, when carried id a procession with abothCr flag, oh flags, should be either on the inarching right; that fe the flagS oWti right, or if there te Him Os other flags, in front of the center of that line. The flag Should not be displayed oh ft float id a parade except from a staff. The flag -should not he draped over the hood, top, sides or back of a vehicle' or of a railroad train or a boat. - LETTERS Uct. 14,1963 Mr. Donald E. Nichols Jr. Publisher And Editor Nappanee Advance-News 156 W. Market St. Nappanee, Indiana Dear Sir: Regarding Jour front page edi-' torials in the Oct. 10, 1963 issue of the Nappanee Advance-News entitled (1) “Oh Nuts!” and (2) “Re-, vere ‘Our Flag”. , My hat is off to you Sir! I salute you and I want to lead a cheer of at least three, “Hip, Hip, Hoorays!” for Donald R. Nichols. This world today needs more peo- j pie like you- not afraid to call a spade a spade, not afraid to give ah opinion, regardless of the personal consequences. And, these consequences can be severe when in business in a small community!' I am a firm believer that if more of us were straight forward and to: the point instead of: (1) Bush-beat ing, (2) Back-slapping (or scratching, as the case may be), (3) No-toe-treading and (5) Pocket-lining this old world would be a better place to live ib. Bless you! Sincerely, Mrs. Gerald Morrical 10 Eam Lane Lake Zurich, HI. ! Dear Sir: Why do you permit so much drivel to creep into your papers as both political parties are handing out 1 to the people of Nappanee? The '■ Republicans teH us that a vote for Lehman is a vote against the New' frontier, and the Democrats all of ■ a SUdden claim to have come up' with ways to solve all our problems. Both the Republicans and the* Democrats promise to “move Nap*! panee ahead”. -Ahead to what? Are they telling US that they’ll make us another Elkhart? The bnly good thihg this election £9 doing js to fill two of our empty downtown buildings for a few IftiiSk: . -v '■ Big Deill Sighed Noh-Voter (this time)

NAPPANEE ADVANCE-NEWS 156 W. Market PHONE 773-3127 entered at tha Pest Offlea at Nappanaa Indiana as Second Class Matter Under the Act of March i. U7*. PUBLISHED THURSDAYS $3.00 PER YEAR fn Indiana $3.50 PE R YE Alt Outside Indiana ' * NOTICE Pictures for publication aro welcomed, but no picture will bo returned by mail unless l self-addressed stamped envelope Is sent With it. No charge for publish in* pictures, nM stories, or announcements. Publisher Dohald E. Nichols, Jr. ELKHART county wctu 1 The Elkhart County WCTU will have a workshop Friday, November 8 at the First Brethren Church in Nappanee. Devotions by Mrs. Joq Ladd and Mrs. Ralph Maust. Mrs. Jesse Tulley of Goshen, will give the county presidents address in the afternoon. A skit by the Nappanee women will be given in the afternoon also. rural club Women The Federated Rural Club Women held their annual meeting Qct. 24 in the Carriage Room of the B&B Restaurant with a luncheon at noon With 45 in atteUdance. The guest speaker for the afternoon program Was Dr. Boiyard, Opt. The “Three Notes”, Mrs. Dale Atkinson, Mrs. Lawrence Beer, and Mrs. Clifford Dtetwiler sang. The officers elected for 1964 are Mrs. Harvey Frederick, President, Mrs. Kpnneth Smith, Vice President, Mrs. Clarence Knepp, Sec.Treas., and Mrs. Fred Haney, Reporter. TOWN AND COUNTRY The Nappanee Town and 'Country dub will meet Tuesday, November 5, at the home of MTs. Vance Frederick. The program ton medicine is in charge of Mrs. James Ufery. Roll call wil,l be “my favorite hdtoe remedy.” Mrs. S&e StillsoU is co-hostess. Members are reminded to bring their homemade candy to this meeting. IN LEXINGtON ■ DT. and Mrs. James Zimmerman have been in Lexington, ky„ since Sunday and Will returh ‘Oct. 34. Dr. Zittmerman took a course Ih niihor obal surgery at the University Us Kentucky.

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