Nappanee Advance-News, Volume 90, Number 52, Nappanee, Elkhart County, 22 June 1967 — Page 2

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Editor, Advance News Dear Sir: Perhaps my opinion is nbt shared toy (the majority of our citizens, butt I, for one, wish the Street Department would find something (better to do with dirty oil than to dump it in our alleys! Not only dtjd my daughter i ruin a brand new pair of shoes, hut Tuesday night’s rain washed some of the miserable black stuff into our yard, ruining the grass

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and making it necessary for me to post “Take off Shoes’* signs at the doors to protect my floors from unremovable trades Even the grassy alley behind our house (which is kept mowed toy the property owners) (lad not escape the gooey treatment;. What S3 even worse, (the alley alongside our Ihouse, used as much as any city street, is badly in need of grading, therefore*, the oil just stands there in the bolels, splashing in all directions When a hot-

ifiha it is 'pisO itU turjTdSppery and causing cans to slide as they tom on to highway 6. Please don’t do us any more favors this summer by oiling our alleys to settle the duSt. Dust I can cope with, but oil is unbearable! Mrs. LaMar Stouder ' # METHODIST RECEPTION All Methodists are invited to remain after church again this Sunday for a brief social period to meet their new minister, Rev. Lowell Townsend and Ms family. Also expected to be present is Rev. Kaye CasteHSne and -his family of the EUB Church. Rev. Chsiterline is serving as Minister of Education in a joint ministry of the two churches. Special emphasis is given this Sunday to youth groups and sunday school teachers and their families. Light refreshments will be served.

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Undoubtedly many people from Nappanee viewed the popular Lake Wawasee Flotilla parade Sunday. Congratulations to our own Jaycees, who were awarded first'prize in the dub Division for -their Hawaiian float. •'* ✓ Last Monday evening, Clefca Rockstroh had a dinner in her home Honoring Petarl Snyder, who tils visiting from her home in California. A number of the ladies who worked with Mrs. Snyder when she was employed by Coppes, Inc. were also gueSts at the dinner. Those present in addition to the two ladies already mentioned were Mary Strang, Helen Holffer, Helen Buss, Mildred Phillips, Stella Miller, Wilma Pip-pen-ger, Evelyn Templeton, Evelyn Clouse and Helen Wilkinson and her mother, Mrs. Grace KnOx, of South Bend. Mr. and Mrs. Don Dohner and tons, Kerry and Davey, are home again after a week tong vacation in Ohio. The Dohnere spent their Vacation with his parents, the Ward Dohndjbfe in Germantown, Ohio. The Bill Metzleris have returned to Napplanee following a vacation in Florida. They drove down the west coast and arrived in Fort Lauderdale, Where they spent a week sightseeing. The children went to an ice show, which sounds father unusual for Florida. The adults took a night dub (tour. The family also visited Clear Water Beach. Other activities included a glass boltitam boat ride, swimming and a pOrpoiiSe show.

DANCE Saturday Night June 24 to to i Music by Roger Rinks Combo Roger leaves for the Air Corps next month. This is the last time you will see and hear this combo for a couple of years.

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They returned home via the oagf, coast. •<< oi tent-r-’te Mrs. A1 Whitehdad, a former resident of Nappanee has returned for a visit with Mends and relatives in the area. She and her two daughters, Mary Aldce and Linda are staying in Bremen with Mins. Whilte head’s parents. Mr. Whitehead and son, Doug, will join the rest of the family the end of this month. They left Nappanee three years ago for their new home, but will undoubtedly enjoy renewing old acquaintances.

Kiwanis Hears Os Boys State Kiwanis had as its guests Monday Fred Webb, who represented Kiwanis at Hoosier Boys State, and Pete Nichols, who was sponsored by the Nappanee American Legion Post. Pete Nichols said that he had been nominated by Ms party for judge of the Appellate Court, but he lost in the election by five votes. He took a course in law at Boys State. Fred Webb was appointed a clerk in the Circuit Court while at Boys State. He took courses in law and journalism. Both boys reported that the food was, excellent and the whole week on the Indiana University campus was worthwhile. A breakdown of the bus on the homeward trip caused a long delay, and it took 13 hours to return from Bloomington to Nappanee. Monday marked the 46fth anniversary of the Nappanee Kiwanis Club. To mark the occasion, A. E. Wright, a charter member of the club, was an honored guest.

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This Sunday, during the absence of Pastor William Kidwell, guest speaker of the Church of the Brethren will be Rev. Leland Harder, Professor of Practical Theology at the Mennonite Biblical Seminary in Elkhart. Rev. Harder was born in Hillsboro, Kansas in 1926. He is a, graduate of Hillsboro High School., Bethel College in Kansas, Michigan State University, Bethany Biblical Seminary, Northwestern University. He is presently the Director of Practical Work and Professor of Practical Theology at the Seminary. He is married and the father of two sons. He is also author of several publications. Rev. Harder's sermon will be entitled "A Christian Style of Life."

| Strictly Personal j D.E.N. You'd think the editor and family were taking a trip to Europe with all the plans being made. Just a short jaunt through Kentucky and Tennessee and a short visit with old friends in North Carolina. We're secretly hoping everything doesn't go too smoothly while we're gone. ★ ★ ★ Pepper and the cat have accommodations at Dr. Dieterlen's. Neither are too much fun in the car. ★ ★ ★ At the Presbyterian camp near Rochester, there was one poor little guy who was allergic to smoke. He just had to sit in the back when they cooked out. ★ ★ ★ A recent speech of the publisher's was reprinted on the front page of Publisher's Auxiliary, the trade publication, and it brought forward some interesting letters from other publishers in other parts of the country. ★ ★ ★

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various owbrde were given to deserving students ait a piano rental Which was held at the Methodist 4 Church, Sunday, June li. The National Fraternity of Student! Musicians Flins and Certificates were presented to the 26 tnflp&ls of Mrs. J. O. Murdock who ptiayed in the National Piano Teachers Guild Auditions which were held In South Bend in March. Those students who received bronze pins in the Local Membership division were Fred Berger, Paltty Berkey, Carta Counts, Pamela Counts, Kefiie Curtfis, Miargart Hetawth, Debra Honniish, Tammy Hornish, Dick Marchand, Debra Mason, Jill Metzler, jimmy Mailer, Sara Morris, Doug Jh&eife, Anna Rocjc, ShaTon Rohrer, and Beth Widmoyer. The winders of bronze pins in the District Membership were Connie 'Fitzgerald, Jill Hardesty, Esther Hochfltetler, Shirley HochStetler, Paula Schmeltz, Don Rohrer, Diane Yoider. The winner of a silver pin- for State membership wlas Steve Denndston, and Vicki Berger won a bronze pin in the Hobbyist Division. Mrs. Murdock presented a cash afward to the best All-around student in each Os five classified groups. Group AA winner Was Jill Metzler, Group A was Julie Biever, in Group B Jimmy Miller was the winner and inGroup C it was SMrtfey Hbehrtatler. The winner in Group D Was Debra Matson. The following pupils played compositions in the recital; Julie Biever, Beth Melllinger, Susan Lentz, Diane McCuen, Anna Rock, Brenda Heckaman, Joanna Guckenlbenger, Brenda Garrick, Lenore Kreiser, JEI Metzler, Tammy Hormisih, Pam (founts, Cindy and Elizaibelth Gutitmlan, Sara Morris, Gail Troxei, Jimmy MMler. Donnetite Rhodes, Paula SchmeOtz, Diane Yoder, Sharon (Rohrer, Jill Hardesty, Oaria Counts, Debra HdrniSh, Esther Hoehrtettler, Margaret Helmulth, Shirley Hoohrtetler, Debra Mason, Steve Denniston and Don Rohrer. The Clef Club President Don Rolhrer pretented various awards to those who met (the requirements to become members of the Clef Club. They were as follows: (Betsy Best, Brenda Carrick, Pamela Oounts, Joanna Guckenibehger, Brenda Heckamkn, Suzde Hloffer, Tammy Horndsh, Lenbre Kreiser, Susan Lentz, Diane McCuen, Jill Metzler, Anna Rock, Jayne Rohrer, Gail Troxel, Plakn Yoder, Robbie Schmeltz, Fred Berger, Julie Biever, Kellie Curtis, Melanie Denniston, Cindy Gulltman, Dick Marchand, Beth MelMnger, Sara (Morris, Donnette Rhodes, Doug RohsTtfi, Beth \VidmOyer, David Basts Yoder, Connie Fitzgerald ,■ .Elizabeth Guttmap, Jil'l Hardesty, Jimmy Miller,

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Large Crowd Sees Ponies Run At Phoenix Downs Ponies from four states ran under the lights at the new Phoenix Downs Raceway Saturday night June 17. Rain threatened 'the Race early in the day, but thaick attendants were able to get the track in shape by race time. A sizeable crowd on the new bleachers did a lot of rooting and yelling for their favorite ponies. Could it be that there was a little side betting going on? Twb focal ponies met misfortune when the trailer they were riding in broke loose and turned over. Harold Sedhrilst’s Buster “B” had to be scratched, but stablemlate Lottie Nell, owned by Jay Wyfong, went on to lelad a thrilling race, but was edged out at the finish line. Other results are as follows: Race 1, Class B Trot, King “K”, Ben Krasyzk, Hamlet, Ind. 1.56% Race 2, Class C Trot, little Pat, Paul Hoctositetler, Nfcpjpanee, Ind. 2.08. Race 3, Class A Trot, Mardee Grlass, Ann Gathznan, Jackson, Michigan, 1.54. Race 4, Class C Trot, Smlokey, Seward Harmon, Atwood, Ind, 2.04. Race 5, Class C Place, Madam Girlie, Eliwyn Hall, GrabiM, Ind. 1.47% Race 6, Class B Trot, Charlie Horse, Joe Sterling, N. Baltimore, Ohio. 1.56%.. , , Race 7, Class A Trot, Rowdy, Edward Stone, GrovertoWn, Ind. 1.54. Race 8, Class A Pace, Mighty Greyhound, Elwyn Hal'l, Grahiil, Ind. 1.33%. (Race 9, Class A Trot, Bonnie “B”, Gorky Hunt, Warsaw, Ind. 1.46. * Race 10, Free For All Race, Frosty “J”, Bob Chaney, Grabdll, Ind. 1.31. SURPRISE BIRTHDAY PARTY Mrs. June Oopenhaver celebrated her 82nd birthdlay on June 14. She was surprised by a party given by Mrs. Robert Young. Members of her Sunday school class, Dorothy Deardbrff, Artie Kuhn, Laura Hepler, Peart Callander, Delphia Jerles, Mrs. E. F. Miller, Rose Rood, Pearl SHabaugh, and Rnwenla Sharkey, and members of her family: Gertude Young, Kathy Young, Barbara and June Young and Dlale Ray, Keith, Debbie, Jammy, Arthur and Kendall Young all were in attendance. Ice cream and cake were served.

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