Nappanee Advance-News, Volume 93, Number 36, Nappanee, Elkhart County, 19 February 1970 — Page 7

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ljß|idr v gfllfe; * j^fulf!!^ "The Devious Webers" entertained the boys of Pack 33 at their Blue and Gold Banquet.

Whirlpool - . i ip *■ j.u t■" ■ —" m !■ 1 ■ ■ Areas Largest ST Whirlpool i 'lliLV \ # Refrigerators \ •'Roughs 5 No defrosting ever, not even in the 105-lb. “zero-degree” • Air Conditioners freezer • Big-capacity twin crispers, porcelain-enameled steel • Separate cold controls • Handy glide-out shelf • DehlimidifierS • Sdper-storage doors put wanted foods at your finger tips • “Floating-quiet” rotary compressor, i • Disposals .. • ' -Service After SalesTV n£s 151 N. Clark St Pb 773*4612 Nappanee

Large Crowd At The Cub Blue And Gold Banquet The Cub Scout blue and gold banquet for Cubs, Webelos and parents was Monday evening. February 16 at th.e United Methodist Church. The Nappanee Lions Club, which sponsors Pack 33. furnished the meat, 'rolls, and drinks for the carry-in dinner. Cubmaster Joe Schmeltz introduced guests and Pack Committee members. Rev. Kidwell represented the Lions and Mel Weddington from the district office .was also present. Awards presented were Webelos: Sportsman, church segment, Engineer, Chuck Zercher, Athlete,

n| IHH J9n 91 ,Jpflp&F flllßi ten <-v ; " Per AND INVENTORY REDUCTION AT PUBLIC AUCTION We will sell the following located 4 miles west of Nappanee on US 6 at the Borkholder Building Supply on at 10:30

TRUSSES Trusses for Post Barns: 45 - 40 7 trusses; 9 - 30' trusses; 21 - 28' trusses; 13 - 24' trusses. 7-16' feed bunk trusses. Trusses for house or garage: 11 ■ 22'8" and 9 - 24'.

LUMBER 2 // x12 ,/ : Six bundles 12' long; twenty-four bundles 14' long; fourteen bundles 16' long; sixteen bundles 18' long; one bundle 22" long; one bundle 26' long. 2"xl0": Four bundles 8' long; ten bundles 10' long; four bundles 12' long; twenty-four bundles 14' long; thirty-six bundles 16' long; six bundles 18' long; one bundle 26' long; and one bundle of misc. lengths. 2"x8": One bundle of 24', 26', and 28' mixed. 2"x6": Two bundles of 16'; one bundle of 24', 26', and 28' mixed. * , - , • 2"x4": Two bundles of B', one bundle of 10'; twenty-four of mixed lengths. Pine Boards: l"x4' ; l"x6"; l"x8"; l"xl0"; and l''xl2". All lengths. Five bundles of mixed lengths. I

300 pieces 36"x12'3" of painted and galvanized steel; 200 pieces of misc. painted and galv. i •

A 24'xlOO' pole building partly burned, to be taken down by April 1, 1970. Grade stake!; qpproximately 150 T wooden fence posts; 4'xl0 # INSULATE primed exterior siding; several squares horizontal vinyl siding all same design; misc. horizontal vinyl siding and trim; paint primer for galvanized steel; red barn paint; asphalt shingles, approximately 150 bundles; pink bath tubs; pink lavatories; ten bundles of blanket insulation; approximately sixty house windows, all sizes and kinds; approximately twenty-five barn sash; sixteen 36" wide aluminum storm doors; twelve ext. door frame s, built up; ten pre-hung entrance doors; twelve interior pre-hung doors; twenty 36" doors; 1500 sq. ft. of suspended ceiling tile; twenty aluminum gable vents; wood molding, finished and other wise; sixty sheets of 4'xß' pre-finished paneling; three semi-automatic water softeners; many other items.

BORKHOLDER BUILDING SUPPLY Everett Rookstool, Auct., Leesburg (219-453-4771) Kenneth Miller, Clerk

! Mike McMurray; Geologist and Engineer, church segment. Steve Ziliak; Engineer, Citizen and Artist, church segment, Brian Johnson; ; Naturalist, Citizen and Sportsman, i church segment, Kelly Kern. Cubs receiving awards were Bear, church segment. Joe Spaeth; Wolf, Recruiter, 1 year perfect attendance pin, church segment, David Zercher; Assistant Denner bar, church segment. Don Lehman; Denner bars, gold arrow, church J segment, Wade Wacholz; Pioneer Trails council patch, church ssgj ment, Larry Yeater; Joel Wacholz, Dale Lehman, Brad Williams, Dav- ! id Fike, Tom Anglin, Randy Men- ! zie, Dana Stutzman and Mrs. Wai cholz, church segment for wearing ! their uniform on scout Sunday, 1 Wolf and church segment, Tony : Stewart; Wolf and denner bars, i church segment, Todd W ; egmiller; Bobcat, Todd Bellman; Denner

TERMS - CASH NOT RESPONSIBLE FOR ACCIDENTS SERVED

: bars, assistant denner bar and Bobcat, Dave Casterline; Wolf and church segment, Aldron Tyler; as- | sistant denner bar, Steve Strakowski; and Gary Stahly and Mrs. Tyler, church segment. Mrs. Glen Reed received a 7 i year service star and church segment and Wayne Reed. Greg Gessinger, Scott Hornish. Kent Heckaman, Clark Widmoyer, Bob McAndrew, and Bob Yoder al,l received church segments. Tony Gerber received the Pioneer Trails j council patch, and John Armantrout received Bear, Service Star, Gold and silver arrow points, , church segment and was passed on into Webelos from Cubs. Honor Scouts were Den 8, John Armantrout, Den 5, David Zerch- ’ er, Den 10. Randy Menzie, Robert Rose, Ricky Menzie and Joey Spaeth and Den 3, Gerry. Stahly. I John Armantrout led the group

THURS. FEB. 19, 1970

in singing ap4 a magic by tfce Welj£los. The next month's m,eelting wilj be a cake auction. Fatkeirs are to bake the cakes and bring them to

£ f THAT REMINDS/tfE y FOR PEPENMWU AUTO INSURANCE-CAU 2 Callander Insurance H—l 155 W. Market St. Nappanet

NAPPANEE ADVANCE-NEWS

the auptipn. nvutey goes into the boys’ treasury fpr fuVvre use. It i& difficult to bp hajpfty with little, and impossible with much.

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