Nappanee Advance-News, Volume 92, Number 36, Nappanee, Elkhart County, 20 February 1969 — Page 2

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NAPPANEE ADVANCE-NEWS

PUBLIC AUCTION 2 miles north of Nappanee on State Road 19 and lVz east on County Road 50 on Saturday, February 22 - 12:00 Farm Machinery WD Allis Chalmers Tractor used very little since overhauled, oversized pistons and sleeves, new ignition, battery and generator 1968 and tires like new; Heat Houser and Manure loader for Allis Chalmers tractor; 2 row A.C. Cultivator; 2-16 pull type Oliver plow, cover boards; 4 row A.C. mounted corn planter; 8 ft. Tandem pull type disc; No. 7 one row New Idea corn picker, good condition; 2 row Burch rotary hoe; 7 ft. cultipacker; 4 section spring tooth harrow and 2 sec. spike tooth harrow; 10 ft. grain auger, 4 in.; Int. Semi-mounted mower; Oliver Superior grain drill; 30 ft. American Standard elevator, motor and dragline; Trailer weed sprayer complete, like new; Allis Chalmers No. 60 combine with dual wheels, real good; 4 bar New Idea side rake; 8 ft. fertilizer spreader; No. 52 heavy duty Int. wagon with homemade unloading box; homemade unloading wagon; 2 wheel trailer with stock rack; 2 wheel tractor wagon; Case combine; 300 gal. overhead gas tank; Steel gate, Vz horse heavy duty motor; weed chopper; fences; some poultry equipment; 2 unit Conde milker, vacuum line, 10 cow and 1 bull stanchions. TRUCK y 2 Ton Studebaker pickup, 4 speed, mechanically good. Household & Antique Hollywood bed, complete; picture frames; stands; mirrors; 1 gal. stainless steel pasteurizer: bedding; canes; Alfred A. Meakin tea leaf china; 12 plates; 10 pie plates; pickle dish; antique Easter eggs, 1 large. 5 small. TERMS CASH Not responsible for accidents Mr. & Mrs. Stably (Keith) Hoffer Roger Hahn 773-4786, Nappanee, Indiana

AAETZLERS' 80 PURSES 2-‘3-’4- i 5 . ■.. -. ~■■ ' • **;'?**& ■■■■ I Values to $10.99 OVER 1200 PAIRS Iff SHOES all on DISPLAY Wnmaiic boots for easy VVVIIIWHJ HOUSE SLIPPERS SELF SELECTION s l- $ 2- $ 3- s 4- $ 5- $ 6- S B- $ lO A FEW AT S I6 CO - Values to $ 24"

FAMOUS BRANDS AT HUGE SAVINGS!

MENS DRESS SHOES FINAL MARKDOWNS Pedwin .... $ 8 & $ lO Hush Puppies $ 8 & $ lO Crosby Square $ 12& 5 15 Calumet .. . s 8 & $ lO BOYS DRESS SHOES 3Vi to 6 - Values to $11.99 *7 and *8

ALL SALES CASH

THURS. FEB. 20, 1969

IN BUSINESS 45 YRS. 11l S. Main SI. Ph 7737100 Daily 8:30 • 5:30 Friday 8:30 • 8:30 Thura. 8:30 • 12:00 Saturday 8:30 • 5:30 Our 45th Year

LETTERS February 15, 1969 Donald E. Nichols, Jr., Editor Nappanee Advance-News Nappanee, Indiana 46550 Dear Mr. Nichols: The editorial, “We Are Alarmed”, printed February 13, 1969, is assuredly as provincial as your earlier article which prompted my first letter. (I use the same word, provincial, so as to help you avoid another trip to the dictionary as well as dissipate another of your shallow misevaluations of my motives.' Your comments, Mr. Nichols, expose the mediocrity of your mind to extejnd beyond the surface expressions of radicalism and to catch the resolving nexus of events in its larger import. Yes, Mr. Nichols, “scared to death” should be your reaction as it is also mine. But if and when death comes to each of us, I hope to die in conquest of visions exorbitantly more human than those which you presently hold. Sincerely John C. Yeager Columbia University P. S. Mr. Nichols, a long-haired undergraduate is not my present status. I wonder if my “good old campus radical period” will diminf ish as has' yours! (Editor’s note: To others of you with mediocre minds, the word exorbitant means going beyond | what is reasonable,, excessive, ex- ! travagant.) , . READ THE CLASSIFIEDS

* FOOTSAVER * CONNIE * SMARTAIRE

YOUTHS & MISSES DRESS & SCHOOL SHOES Sizes Valves to $10.99 SVz to S & ZVi to 12 W/i 10 4 LAZY BONES

GET TOGETHER CLUB The Get Together Club will have their monthly meeting at the Myers Nursing Home, Bremen with Mrs. Viola Cline as honored guest. Roll call will be “Something that pleased me today”. The program will be in charge of Mrs. Creda Freet, assisted by Mrs. Roberta Brown ahd Mrs. Berniece Berger. The program will be on Lincoln. Please call 773-4520 to arrange transportation by Wednesday, February 26. BUSINESSMEN'S FELLOWSHIP The Nappanee - Goshen Chapter of the Full Gospel Businessmen’s Fellowship will have a chicken smorgasbord Friday at 6:30 p.m. at Miller's Restaurant north of Goshen. Brother William Stutzman will give the message. Everyone is welcome. There is a special price of $1 for teenagers. ON DEAN'S LIST Dale Tobias, son of Mr. and Mrs. Charles W. Tobias, made the Dean’s list at Vincennes University, where he is a sophomore. Tobias, who is on leave of absence from the Nappanee Advance-News, is taking courses on printing and the graphic arts which currently includes work on layout and design. He was recently chosen as a dormitory counselor. ON DEAN'S LIST Lorene Stiehter, a senior, daughter of Mrs. Esther Stiehter, 505 N. Clark St., and Pauline C. Weaver, senior, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Isaac G. Weaver, R. 3. have been named to the Dean’s List of Eastern Mennonite College for the first term of the 1968-69 school year.

* NATURAUZER * MISS AMERICA * LAZY BONES

NO REFUNDS NO EXCHANGES

Strictly Personal

D.E.N. Last week, we paid a tribute to some of our advertisers. We should really give belated valentine greetings to some of our loyal news sources. Especially cooperative in getting us well written, timely news, and those who think first of their little local paper and keep in mind its publishing days are the Mount Tabor Church, the B team coach, the Recreation Department, the Clerk-Treasurer, Current Club, the Home Echoes, and Lyceum Club, plus Civic Theater and the Campfire Council. There are others, including the High School music department and Milly Phillips. ★★ . ★ We are helping to entertain the assistant Mayor of Washington at a dinner party. Wrote several people in the area whom we thought would be interested in meeting him and asked them to respond. John Brademas accepted. Birch Bayh declined with regret as did the publisher of the South Bend Tribune and the Elkhart Truth. A nice letter back from Mrs. Prickett's secretary. The Mayor and the publisher in Plymouth accepted. Never heard from the Mayors of Elkhart or South Bend. ★ ★ ★ Bad press trouble last week. The web kept breaking, which means the roll of paper kept tearing. ★ ★ ★ Everyone should be on the alert for people who are stealing dogs in this area. Several have disappeared, one right from his own yard. ★ ★ ★ A card from Jack Schwartz from Sarasota. All it said, was "phooey to you too". — ■ About 90% of the elements in trees, plants and field crops are thought to be derived from the air, and balance, only, from the soil.

CALLANDER INSURANCE NAPPANEE, INDIANA 106 North Main Straet

SOME SIZZLING SPECIALS FOR YOUR HOME DURING DOLLAR DAYS ALL ITEMS (EXCEPT FAIR-TRADED) ARE ON SALE DURING OUR FEBRUARY FURNITURE SALE NAPPANEE'S TOWN WIDE DOLLAR DAYS. LISTED ARE JUST A FEW EXAMPLES OF SAVINGS

Reg. $139.95 White Console SEWING MACHINE SB9OO Reg. $259.95 12 Cu. Ft. G.E. FREEZER UPRIGHT *219” 1 ' Reg. $94.95 Norwalk Blue TUB CHAIR *6s°° Reg. $119.95 Pontiac - Brown PLASTIC CLUB CHAIR $ 79 95 Reg. $159.95 Green or Pepper 2 PC. SOFA & CHAIR *118" Reg. $398.00 United - Fruitwood 3 PC. BEDROOM SUITE *288" OPEN EVENINGS UNTIL 9:00 WED., FRI., SAT.

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At the Thursday Club mother-daughter evening last week, various ladies and their daughters modeled wedding gowns. Cindy Cripe wore a dress which belonged to the mother of Mrs. Everett Evans. It was her graduation dress and was also used by one of her bridesmaids in her 1904 wedding. The dress is of sheer white lawn with a slight bustle. Kathy Culp wears address from the late 1800s or early 1900s. It is a rose paisley print and comes from the period when the hour glass figure was in vogue. Kathy's mother, Mrs. Fred Culp, bought the gown from an antique dealer to wear for one of her book reviews.

Newcomers To Nappanee

Mr. and Mrs. John H. Frey have recently moved into the home they are renting on Route 1 east and north of Nappanee. Mrs. Frey, Velma, was originally from Nappanee but they have been living near Wakarusa for the past three years. There are two young sons in the family. Owen Dean will be three next month and Eugene Ray is just two weeks old. Mr. Frey commutes to work in Elkhart at a trailer company, Bonanza.

Reg. $129.95 Early American LOVE SEAT S9OOO Reg. $354.85 3 Pc. White Triple Dresser - Chest - Bed BEDROOM SUITE s2B9°° Reg. $149.95 Early American SOFA BED *125“ Reg. $199.95 Early American- Olive ROCKER - RECLINER *149“ Reg. $109.95 Early American RED CHAIR $7995 ■■■•< Reg. $249.9$ 3 PC. BEDRpOM SUITE Triple Dresser - Chest Panel Bed *215“

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WOMEN'S RELIEF CORPS The Berlin Women’s Relief Corps Post 186 met Monday evening, February 10 with 17 members present. A Valentine box lunch was: enjoyed. The prize for the most attractive box was won by Barbara Wise. Betty Hall, chairman of the executive board read the year’s projects. A silent auction was held and the meeting was adjourned. WCTU The WCTU met at the home of Mrs. Warren Morin, Friday, February 14. The guest speaker was Rev. Geahlen, pas(j)s£>j FJinst Church of God. His subject was on the evangelistic work he did in the pubs of England.

Reg. $174.95 Flexsteel CLUB CHAIR *125“ Reg. $299.95 Citron or Java Color 2 PC. - SOFA & CHAIR *198“ Reg. $5.95 sq. yd. MOHAWK CARPETING Candy Stripe $450 ■f sq. yd. Reg. $31.95 BABY CRIB Natural Color - Drop-Side *24” RUG SAMPLES 13Vi"x18" 15c each or 10 2 *r USED REFRIGERATOR *35“

TOWN t COUNTRY FURNITURE

NAPPANEE ADVANCE-NEWS PHONE 773-3127 Entered at the Post Office at Nappanee, Indiana as Second Class Matter Under the Act of March 3, 1879. PUBLISHED THURSDAYS $3.50 PER YEAR in Indiana $4.50 PER YEAR Outside Indiana Publisher * Donald E. Nichols, Jr. NOTICE Pictures for publication are welcome, but no picture will be returned by mail unless a self-addressed stamped envelope is sent with it. No charge for publishing pictures, news stories or announcements.

Eos! Side Story By Sue McKee

It was a tough game Saturday night, but our guys have nothing to be ashamed of. As they say, “It's not whether you win or lose, but how you play the game.” Keep it up. gang, especially against Bremen next week. Congratulations to Cynthia Biever and Nancy Maust who were selected to be Girls’ State Representatives. They will attend a one ■week seminar from June .14 to June 21 to learn about self-govern-ment. The highlight of this trip will be a mock election in which the girls will campaign for different offices from governor to garbage collector. Congratulations also to the people who received superior at the State Contest. These people in elude Cheryl Etsinger, drum solo; Carol Armantrout, violin solo; and the trombone quartet, Lynn Frederick, Don Rohrer, Gene Zercher, and John Roose. Last Saturday the group traveled to Butler University in Indianapolis where the contest was held. Everyone did well, however, these were the only superiors given (this also included the voice contest). The Prom committees are being formed. As it stands now, the Prom will be held April 18 at the Elkhart Hotel. The theme, decorations and band committees have already been named and are beginning to get organized. Good luck against Bremen, Bulldogs. We know you can do it!

USED GAS STOVE *25“ USED Beige SWIVEL ROCKER Very Good „ *25“ USED Rose SOFA BED s2s<>o USED ROCKER *10" USED MAYTAG WASHER *55“ USED 2 PC. LIVING ROOM SUITE *10“' FREE DELIVERY