Nappanee Advance-News, Volume 90, Number 6, Nappanee, Elkhart County, 4 August 1966 — Page 2

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NAPPANEE ADVANCE-NEWS

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LETTERS _ Dear Mr. Nichols, . I have road your many article!! lauding our fair city; YOU have adopted Nappanee as yOttt home. You have nothing but praise, that is commendable. I was born and raised here, and I haven’t the slightest desire to leave. I support any worthwhile cause, our organizations* and have aided in several emergencies. In short, I belong here. Therefore, I (eel that I’m entitled to the answers to Softie questions. 1. Why Can’t we support an annual fair? 2. Why isn’t a gathering place for teenagers located here? 3. Why can one individual

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place a mobile home inside the city limits, and others be denied that privilege? 4. Why can’t we have good drinking water? Please pHht this letter, Mrfidifor. These are things that deserve an explanation. ,1 hope to see some answers in your paper in the hear future. Thank you, Mr. Nichols, for allowing me this privilege of expressing myself, Lifelong Citizen ''■ ?•■ ! ; :"" IL ?, -.>• * Advance-News •; Dear Sir: , (.‘ h/. : - I was the fbftaef owner of Sam‘ Body Shop on W. Market St, Anyone traveling around -or through the Wichita, Kansas area from Nappanee, stop and see us 2011) May Street ot call Sl6-WH 3-6d15. Mr. and Mrs. Nathan (Sam) Yoder

Dear Don, j' Just felt like getting off a quick word of thanks to the fine Jaycee organization that we have. We parents in the West side of town hiuck appreciate the wonderful job that they have done on Our park- Hats off to a sWingin* group that really does know how ti get the fob done. _ Regards, Jan Slagle W*S MCMK The Woman’s Society of Christlor at Tippecanoe Lake. aue asked to meet af the church at .11:30 a.n>. They may call Mrs. Kenneth CuD) Or Mrs. Ron Keister 7JS-2ißfi,if they need tMnsparttln, ■

SIDEWALK DAYS WINNERS Prizes from Nappanee Sidewalk Days were drawn and announced Monday. Winners may go to the store from which they won their prizes. Mrs. Paul Kolo Jr., Dunham & Love; Lucy Hollar, Nappanee, Mickles Bakery; Lois Harman, Leesburg, Nickles Bakery; Mary Hood, Nappanee, Deisch Supply Cos.; James Hichmond, Wabarusa, G & N Supermarket; Mrs. William Yoder, Nappanee, Dave’s Men’s Wear; J. B. Longanecker, NappanCf, Chrlstjan Light Bookstore; Dean Middaugh, NagpaneVTrump Tgd Awsr, Metier . Shoe Company; F. 1). Yoder, Hollar’s Market; Dallas McKibben, Syracuse, Cllpp Auto Supply; Joan Biever, Nappanee, P- N. Hirsch; Pam Hollar, Nappanee, Kroger**; Alvin Miller, .Dospen, Kroger’s; Mrs. Dallas Hirtzell. Nappanee, Wise Furniture; Frances Hochstetler, Nappanee, Thornburgs; * Mrs. Eugene Henwood, Syracuse, Wipe Furniture;, Mose M. Yoder, Nappanee, Wetdys. ' v■' Also Mrs. Ppil Inebnet, Goshen, Legman’s hardware;; Mrs. Wayne Nuppert, Bremen, Martins Hardware; Dondld ‘ Dick, Elkhart, WarMen’s .Wear; Diene Hare, Nappanee, Newcomers; Ruth Cain, Nappanee,' Wegmiilers; Aura Curtis, Nappanee, Johnson’s Drug Store; Lee & Bricker, Nappanee,

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Low Long Distance Rates Are In Effect Alt Day Sunday Do your family and other persona] long distance telephoning on Sunday. You can call anywhere in the U.S.* and talk 3 minutes for SI.OO or less. It’s fun to make Sunday telephone day. *£xcpt Alaska and Hawaii. Station to Station first 3 minutes plus tax. • ••• '• / Nappanee Telephone Cos.

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Curtis Tv; John Pfeiffer, Warsaw, Home Lumber; Harvey Hershberger, Bremen, St. Joseph Valley Bank; Phyllis Walters, Nappanee, Pletcher Furniture; Mrs. R. A. File, BAB Restaurant; Frances Pollers, Milford, Schultz Bros.; Linda Harman, Nappanee, Wolfberg’s; Hilda Coppes, Rays Carpets; Dan Otto, Nappanee, BAR Building; Virginia Swihart, Nappanee, Frozen Food Center; Roberta Brown, Nappanee, Mode O Day; Sherry Gay Searfoss, Syracuse, Rons Bakery; Anna Rock, Nappanee. Heplers Shoes; Harold L. Rgrkey, Nappanee, Jim’s Tpr. >• AjtoMfs. Blanche r Gallagher, Nappanee,..- House Across The Street,. Clifton Mellinger, Nappanee, Nappanee Appliance Center. ON DEAN'S LIST The Douglass College Dean’s List for academic achievement during the 196M6 academic year honors 391 students. Eighty-five juniors, 183 sophomores and 123 freshmen among the 2,682 students at the women’s college of the State University achieved a grade average which qualified for the list. With 1.0 representing a perfect average, freshmen and sophomores had to attain' a 1.8 ahd juniors a 1.6 average ih order to be included. The honors list includes ' MrsGerald Nadel (the former Barbara Brumbaugh).

Why Wait Til Eight?

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to MM. Lett week's paper left us ell week. If reduced 1106 Inches of news, which II a jet for a weekly aquatic ip p town of 4,000. The Perm and Home News cost over S6OO to mailA "f . A There ere IWMiy rumors going around that Rlqhqrd: Speck, the Reused stayer of .the nurses, opce worked In Nappahee at Minus Coach. Anyone neve arty real information? •A ft,-’ A Anyone who mNaes the forthcoming art festival : will be deprived off 4 reef treat. Isn't It ironic *h*t th sale es ♦he utilities company will heppen iyst a few hours after the Advance-News Ip printed. Scooped again. - . ★ ;ft ft So many friends, hqu* brought us interesting material about the early df* Os Npppahoo that we've decided to compile It for someone's * eventual benefit. Have accumlated quite e lot of interesting jfata, buff would appreciate mere. Particularly, history of the past and present churches ifi'NepPfn*o would be appreciated. •ft' ft ft We always put oqr old pictures out for sidewalk Days, and they always go fsst. We end up with e .sidewalk full es old hot dog ends, etc. Our neighbors on either side always move their stuff in front of our building (which is Okay]. Occasionally someone stops into tho A-N to pay for some long underwear or some phonograph records. Aft ft Schultz Bros, had one item which was, admittedly a poor sellqr at Sidewalk Days. It was a box of driftwood to bo used as a decorator's item( for floral arrangements). Each piece was priced .at 50 cents- Pepper Martin bought one, and we had to ask him why. Per dubbing rabbits In the winter, naturally, ft" ft • ft There Wee ft wonderful Tv program lest Friday, a fuff hour of scenes from W. C. Fields movies. It was fun to see his old pool roqm econo, and that famous bit, os wfSl as ttot|jto credible meVle' with Mae Well; Had a scene frOM "If 1 Had a Million" where Fields end Allison Skipworth, getting their cheek, bought 0 lot of ialopies and spent tho Ray running read hogs off the rood. s f K • ft Dorothy . Lehman was setting up for Sidewalk Days. She put out a table to put stuff on end sold the table pro Mb. . , >;•. •; n .. . VISITING HERE . Mr. and Mrs. BeVoe Heptef of Tuscon, Arizona have been visiting relatives in the Nappanee qrea. for the -past three weeks. MrS. Hepler is the : daughter of Wgliam ©I WSbtt- They left ■to return home |lyjagj£, : August 1. . :

NAPPANEE ADVANCE-NEWS PHONE 7734127 * entered at Hie Oort Office at Nappanae. Indiana at Secend Clew Matter Under tha Act at March X IST*. MiIIMUO THUKSPAYS - $3.00 PER YEAR in Indiina $3.50 PER YEAR Outside Indiana *77 ~'X> *?.•?** Pictures for puMtoaMlp erf welcomed, hut P pfdtuiw will ba returned by mil uAfott 4 self-addressed stamped -Vonwal l ' opo Is sent with Ijk foe bkatg* for publlsMng mws aRI Snimidianmaeto WRfPEYw tor fliitowtotoppipv! ' r*— *..■<■■* sAftp. mV m Kiwanis To Present Series) Os Travelogues Nappanee Khvanians l ife now selling tickets for, a seagon of five travelogues, which > Wifl start October 18. To be presented at the Nappanee Community Building, they will feature tdp notch films and narrators. % Conrad Nagle will present the first program on tqesday; Qcfobet 18 on “Portraits af Spain,”. This will be followed by a movie oh Japan on November 29 ihanratod by Alfred Wolff, Qn January 17, James Metcalf wilj tell about “Our National Packs’’. On Fctftuary ?, the subject Wilt be Turfey with John strong. Thu- final program will be on Bavaria and will be narrated by Dick Reddy.,. These programs are geared so that the whole family will enjoy them. Subject matter way picked carefully so that the variety will include Europe, Asia, the Middle East, and the United States. Season pisses aife $8 for adults and S2BO for children. This is the major project of Kiwanis for the year. l DJP, lnc. Moves Closer To Goal DIP, Inc. announced additional from Nevil Spicher, J. s t: Lewallen, George Hollar, LaMar Mutschler, f U. J. Shively, Melvin Culp, Millet tlline, Gerald Matern, R. C. : Chapman,' add dohn Armahtrout, add Mrs.' LT G. Hauowell. ' • ‘ . v., ; - . / The Board of DIF aay that. Including curwnt pledges outstanding. and^exclu4i^^Cure|Bt goal. and paying for Nappjmee’ss4rbnmi|ig thM time,' they pl|p to furt We pool qVer tq the City of Nappange Asa major addition to Ntypdnefts park and recreationYacUdfos.