Nappanee Advance-News, Volume 92, Number 15, Nappanee, Elkhart County, 3 October 1968 — Page 4

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NAPPANEE ADVANCE-NEWS THURS. OCT. 3, 1968

WORLD COMMUNION St. John’s Lutheran Church will observe World Communion Sunday October 5. This a time designated for Christians around the world to show their faith and communion with Christ. Everyone is invited at 9:30 A. M.

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IN VIETNAM Army Private First Class James A. Evans, 23, son of Mr. and Mrs. Arthur R. Evans Jr., 208 E. Walnut St., Nappanee, was assigned September 3 to the Ist Infantry Division in Vietnam, as a mechanic.

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OCTOBER 3 Jim Newcomer Ruth Yoder Johnny Slagle Dale Fink Danny Widmoyer Steven Metzler Jim Parcell Shari Renee’ Hollar Harry Bigler Jennifer Lynn Elliott J. D. R. Schwartz 4 Brooks Elliott Mrs. Lee Mullett Douglas A. Stutzman 5 J. E. McDonald Pam Masterson Cora Stahly Mrs. Harrison Hossler Mrs. Howard Slabaugh 6 Wendy Wegmiller Rod Clouse Gary Martz Bill Britton Laura Burkholder Jeffrey M. Lentz Mrs. Roy Slagle Mrs. Ethel Lambert Dr. Dan Schneider Janice E. Hollar 7 Betty Stouder (Mrs. LaMar Cleo Hartman (Mrs. Lowell) Winifred Pippen Mary Ellen Best (Mrs. Richan Violet Lutes Mrs. Milo Bartholomew Jerry A. Garrison 8 Cliff Mellinger Fred M. Jensen Elsie Greenawalt Aaron Forsythe Robert Best Bessie Beezley Bunky Musser 9 Donabelle Kolo Eugene Newcomer Anna Marie Anderson Dennis Wayne Mast Frances Troyer Willis G. Myers 10 Mrs. W. J. Sherman Donald Greenawalt Mrs. Ivan Martz Jeff Albert Garrison 11 Jill Metzler Michele Ingle Jeanette Bigler Mable Clouse Doug Chokey Evie Heimach Lisa Lynette Schmeltz Barbara Miller Ray Worden LaVon Kuhn Ed Hepler 12 Susie Knobel Rosemary Yoder „ Penny L. Fifer Etta Fern Hochstetler Jill Rene Deardorff Thomas Rohr 13 Tom Dean Lutes Sarah Yoder Barbara Dixon (Mrs. Paul)

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Dr. Albert Stewart, head of the music department of Purdue University, will be the special guest conductor at the "Get-acquainted Tea" sponsored by the Elkhart County Chorus on Tuesday, October 8, at 7:30 P.M. William Luhman, Puruue Glee Club accomoanist, and Byron Fox of the Purdue music staff will be coming with Dr. Stewart. The Tea will be held in Goshen, at the Westminster Hail, at 125 E. Lincoln Avenue. The county choruses from LaGrange, Noble, Kosciusko, and St. Joe counties will be guests at the Tea. Dr. Stewart has won fame by organizing and directing each year a women's chorus of 2500 voices made up of mostly rural women. It is the world's largest chorus of women's voices, and functioning through its county units, it has become a pattern in rural music many other states have followed. This famed group has become one of Indiana's greatest "ambassadors of good will". It has appeared, sometimes as a unit and sometimes with the Varsity Glee Club, at the National Capitol Sesquicentennial in Washington, D.C.. at the Canadian National Exhibition in Toronto, Canada, at the Hollywood Bowl in California, at the "Hoosier Homecoming" in Sarasota, Florida and at the Rose Festival in Portland, Oregon. Every woman who enjoys singing is invited to this "Get-acquaint-ed Tea" to meet these important people of Purdue's music department, to meet all the chorus members from Elkhart County and the neighboring counties, and to have a fun time singing under the direction of Dr. Stewart.

Stanley Hollar David Borkholder 14 Earl John Miller Frank Reed Alan Hand Ginger Schneider Ryan Worden 15 Joe Schmeltz Merriel Callander Kathryn Rae Miller Alvin Yoder Levi Stutzman Mary Rensberger Anthony Yoder Cathy Meek Laura Stahley Mickie McGrew (Mrs. DavM) Floridians tell us that their state may not have the highest percentage of possible sunshine in the U. S., but that it definitely has the BEtvT sunshine. Why?? Because it is filtered through big fleecy jeiouds,, (2) is accompanied by the sW of mockingbirds, and (3) it is sceaited by orange blossoms.

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Pontiac Reveals 1969 Firebird, LeMans

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Both the 1969 Pontiac Firebird, and the LeMans models combine sports car design and big car luxury. The Firebird, represented above by the hardtop coupe, is also available in a convertible model. A choice of five engines and now a threespeed Turbo Hydra-matic transmission option make the Firebird one of America’s most popular sports cars. The LeMans convertible, along with the two-door sports coupe, two-door hardtop coupe, four-door hardtop and station wagon feature new interior fabrics and colors, draft free ventilation and additional padding for safety and comfort.

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Oldsmobile, for 1969, has simplified its medium price class lineup. All series in the ‘BB* family will be known as Delta will include this newly-created top-of-the-line Delta 88 Royale. This new hardtop coupe has its own distinctive

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For 1969, Oldsmobile’s famed front wheel drive Toronado has been lengthened 3Vi inches and displays a dramatically redesigned rear appearance involving anew deck and new rear quarters. Inside,

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The all-new “98” Luxury Hardtop Sedan, companion model to the “98” Luxury Sedan, will incorporate the new 127-inch wheelbase which is

NEW HOURS EFFECTIVE SEPT. 16, 1968

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Here are our new banking hours, effective September 16, 1968. Hours have been extended Friday and Saturday in response to majority wishes expressed in our pub-

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backlight, chromed front fender side louvers, individual hood ornamentation, a vinyl top as standard equipment, and several other distinguishing features including a specific exterior paint stripe. ‘BB’ wheelbases have been increased to 124 inches.

the Toronado is richer looking than ever, and the Toronado’s ride has been further improved. A unique option on the new Toronado is an electrically heated rear window defogging system.

standard on all 1969 “98’s.” An optional feature is the divided front bench seat with independent controls for driver and passenger positioning.