Nappanee Advance-News, Volume 91, Number 45, Nappanee, Elkhart County, 2 May 1968 — Page 18

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NAPPANEE ADVANCE-NEWS

Mt. Tabor WSCS To Have Evening Service Sunday The Women’s Christian Service Council, WCSC, of the Mt. Tabor Church of Cod, just south of Nappanee, will be in charge of the evening worship this Sunday at

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7:30 p.m. The program for the evening will have as its theme, “In Everything Give Thanks”. This program is under the direction of Mrs. Loften Harman and Mrs. Dick Carrick. The service will consist of four speakers for the WCSC. They are: Mrs. Paul Wise, Mrs. Russell Yeager, Mrs. Darrell Prichard, and Mrs. Lillie Johnston. Also there will be special music given by a ladies group from the church. It will also be a time in which all the ladies of the church will bring their “Thank Offering Barrels”

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with their offerings for the year in them and dedicate them to the work of missions, college, church and evangelism. This Sunday at the noon hour, the families of the M)t. Tabor Church School will he having a fellowship dinner at the Fellowship Hall to climax their recent attendance contest. Class 6 of the Church School will be serving for the dinner because of the fact they were losers in the contest. The missionaries, Mr. and Mrs. Earl Sleasman will be guests at the meal. Everyone of the Church School will be present and the winning children’s class will be honored at this time. AT THE LIBRARY NEW BOOKS OF FICTION Come over Red Rover Marlowe. The Quiet Killer MacKinzie The Long Short Cut Garve Couples Updike Mermaid in the Swimming Pool Hatch The Woodrow Wilson Dime Finney Laughter in the Ale House Kane Herman Had 2 Daughters Popkin Look to this day Dykeman Jefferson Square Gerson Death by water Cold Steal Taylor The Colonel’s Ladies Hatch The Confessional Simenon Stars for the Toss Creasey Triumph Galbraith The Games Atkinson Certain Slant of Light Rickett NON-FICTION The Bible and Flying Saucers Downing Heroic Mexico Johnson The Magic Animal Wylie The Miracle of Flight, Marlin Perkins Wild Kingdom Cromer Bayou Backwaters, Marlin Perkins Wild Kingdom Eckert All The Things We Were Tanner Survival of Scotland Linklater The Spanish Centuries, a narrative history of Spain Lloyd

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Where Do We Go From Here In Politics? By FRANK A. WHITE After a political binge that rivaled Hoosier basketball frenzy, it is natural to inquire, “Where do we go from here?” Paragraphs that follow touch on some of the good that may now come from,the anger, frustration and violence of this moment of history. The Hoosier Day columns have contended consistently that the war in Vietnam, claiming over 600 Hoosier lives, 20,000 in the nation, and bleeding our economy, is the biggest issue of the present political campaign. It is the biggest local, state, national and international story day by day. Os concern to every thinking person, is the disunity that grips the American people over Vietnam, all the way from Congress to the grass roots. What is the impact of thq political eruption on the battle of the “hawks” and the “doves?” I believe we will all agree, or at least most of us, that candidates for President, Lyndon B. Johnson and Richard M. Nixon are proponents of the “hard line” in Vietnam. They are generally considered “hawks,” In an effort to stop communism takeover. It likewise appears clear that U. S. Senator Eugene McCarthy and Senator Robert Kennedy have tapped a major artery of opposition to our being in Vietnam. Both are considered “peace” or “dove” England; Prehistory to the Present Erickson The Model Reno Successful teen-age girl Shultz Leahy’s Hotel-Motel Guide and Travel Atlas, 1968 Under Fire: the story of American War correspondents Stein American Heritage IJook of the Great West. (Given in memory of Lisle Wilt by Mrs. Oscar Walters and Mr. and Mrs. Dale Anglemyer)

candidates for the highest office of our Nation. It is logical to conclude that in the some five months until the National Democratic convention in Chicago and that of the Republicans in Miami, there will be a clear referendum of the American public in regard to Vietnam, and our conduct of the war, and possible withdrawal. To me “a crowd” of presidential candidates, instead of a contest between two of the same mind, may be beneficial. We have just witnessed another disgraceful chapter in which a minority of Wisconsin University students shouted down Secretary of Agriculture Orville Freeman. We of Indiana went through that when a mere 200 or so Indiana University students hurled insults at Speaker, Secretary of State Dean Rusk, and battled police over Dow Chemical Company job recruiters on the campus. It is easy to lose one’s perspective and to bitterly condemn the permissiveness of university authorities. However, consider that the extremists of the far left, the unwashed and unshaved hippies, at I. U. who denied freedom of speech and of listening, were less than 250 among 27,000 students enrolled in the proud institution. It seems to me, McCarthy and Kennedy, hold promise of channeling dissidents among our college students into more constructive channels. It is one of working in a political campaign, even if too young to vote. Students can see action and work for reforms by backing candidates and through legislative processes. Senator McCarthy has emphatically disowned the student demonstrators at Wisconsin who showed such discourtesy to a cabinet member speaker. Senator McCartthy with humor and dignity has gone about building his campaign among students and intellectuals, having been once a professor himself. The trend to make it a “crowd” of alternates exists on the Indiana level as well. We have five strong candidates in the running for governor. Three are Republicans and two are Democrats. On both national and state levels the issues, so sharp edged to so many, will be debated in public. New York’s Governor, Nelson Rockefeller, had courage to face up to the fact that most Republican party leaders showed Nixon preference. Rockefeller is still a potential and his statesmanship will be felt in the forthcoming G. O. P. convention of his party. The choice of candidates we have in the U.S.A. is in contrast to the one party techniques of the Iron Curtain countries. If we tire of the political ballyhoo with employment at an all time high, and overall prosperity highest in history, we have alternates. We can tune it out and read the comics. Indiana’s two color OUTDOOR INDIAN magazine has 22,000 paid subscriptions. It costs $3 per year and can be obtained by sending check or money order t othe State Department of Conservation, State House, Indianapolis, . Indiana.

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Mr. and Mrs. Eli W. Stutzman, R. 1, Etna Green, announce the engagement of their daughter, Joan Gladys, to John Henry Miller, son of Mr. and Mrs. David J. D. Miller, R. 2, Nappanee. Miss Stutzman is a 1966 graduate c.f Triton High School. Mr. Miller attended Nappanee High School and is presently employed at Saturn Travel Trailers in Wakarusa. A June wedding is being planned.

PARTICIPATES IN PROGRAM Phil Duckwail, son of Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Duckwail, 306 N. Hartman si., Nappanee, and a student at Butler University, participated" Saturday, Aprij 20, in & Community Service Day/fcrogram in Indianapolis, Indiana. Sponsoring the project for the 13th consecutive year was the Phi Delta Theta General Fraternity of which he is a member. The Indiana Gamma Chapter, located at Butler, worked at the Indiana Blind School, located in Indianapolis, and at the Julia Jameson Nutrition Camp, a summer camp maintained by the Marion County Tuberculosis Association near Bridgeport, Indiana. The work included landscaping, assembling recreational equipment, and general cleaning of the grounds. The project received the support and endorsement of Butler University Officials, Roger Branigin, Governor of Indiana, United States Senator Vance Hartke, and many other prominent state and local officials.

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TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY — HELP WANTED: PART TIME PULL time help needed. Metal man, floor man. Camp-Mor Inc.. Phone 773-4167. (18c) WANTED: LAWNS TO MOW. JOEL Townsend, phone 773-3551. 18c) HELP WANTED: EXPERIENCED MEchanic wanted. Top wages and many fringe benefits. Must have own hand tools. Apply Ziliak Ford Sales, Nappanee. \ (19c) CARD OF THANKS My grateful thanks to all who so thoughtfully remembered me during my stay at Murphy Medical Center and the Alfran Nursing home and at my home with cards, gifts, visits and prayers. Especially to Rev. David Wenger for his many visits. Mrs. Victor (Missouri) Brumbaugh FOR SALE: HOSPITAL BED AND WALKer. Phone 773-3061. (18c) HELP WANTED: AA W ROOT BEER Stand wants kitchen help and a girl not in school to car hop. Apply at the root beer stand. (18c) FOR SALE: 96 INCH TWO PIECE SECtfonal sofa, taupe color, mfg. by Paramount of Sturgis, excellent condition: SIOO. Phone Nappanee 773-4983. (18c) CARD OF THANKS' Pastor find Mrs. W. *H. Baker wish to express gratitude to all who participated in,, and .helped with the Church Service and Dinner and Open House Commemoration of our 50th Wedding Anniversary: and 50 years in the Gospel Ministry. We are very grateful to all, for your kind expressions and attendance. LEGAL NOTICES NOTICE OF ADMINISTRATION In the Circuit Court of Elkhart County, Indiana. Notice is hereby given that Margaret F. Hoffer & Martha K. Rosbrugh were on the 19th day of April, 1968, appointed: Co-Executrices of the estate of Nettie B. Himes, deceased. All persons having claims against said estate, whether or not now due, must file the same in said Court within six months from the date of the first publication of this notice or said clairas wiil be forever barred. * '* 4r D&tedt Goshen. Indiana, this 19th day of April, 1968. Woody L. Caton Clerk of the Circuit Court for Elkhart County, Indiana. Joseph W. Kindig, Attorney Publish April 25, May 2,9, 1968 NOTICE OF ADMINISTRATION In the Circuit Court of Elkhart County, Indiana. Notice is hereby given that BETTY JEAN SLABAUGH was on the 25th day of April, 1968, appointed: Administratrix of the estate of JOHN Q. SLABAUGH, deceased. All persons having claims against said estate, whether or not now due, must file the same in said Court within six months from the date of the first publication of this notice or said claims will be forever barred. Dated at Goshen. Indiana, this 25th day of April, 1968. Woody L. Caton Clerk of the Circuit Court for Elkhart County. Indiana. Maynard Shrock. Attorney Publish May 2. 9. 16, 1968

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