Nappanee Advance-News, Volume 95, Number 26, Nappanee, Elkhart County, 9 December 1971 — Page 2

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Nappanee Advance-News

Years Ago 50 YEARS AGO December 15, 1921 Nappanee wins from Goshen High School, 18-17, in an overtime, Lehman scores tieing bucket to send game into overtime his only score in game. ★ ★ ★ A. E. Wright, proprietor of Lehman Undertaking company, adds auto ambulance to his undertaking equipment.

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Thursday, Dec. 9, 1971

★ ★ ★ Farmers and Traders Bank mails Christmas Club checks for over SIB,OOO. ★ ★ ★ American Legion to set up community Christmas tree, on square. ★ ★ Mr. and Mrs. A. B. Tintsman, old-time residents, celebrate golden wedding anniversary. ★ ★ ★ The Victrola is the gift of

all music to vour home. See at Lehman Music Store. ☆ ‘ ☆ 25 YEARS AGO December 12, 1946 Rev. L. E. Foudy returns to I'Jappanee as pastor of Church of God. ★ ★ ★ Debate Club members attend conference at Purdue University: Nancy Uline, Arthur Schwartz, Wayne North, Dewey Epplev and Arden Hamman accompanied by Mrs. Lucy Miles, sponsor.

★ * * R. A. Fleetwood named head of Elkhart County Medical Society. ★ ★ ★ John Moneyheffer in truck accident near Argos Monday suffers scalp wound. * ★ ★ Nappanee wins from Concord 42-38. Hal Hershberger led the locals with 14 points. ★ ★ * Mrs. Ralph Jerles gets letter from German girl. 10 YEARS AGO December 7, 1961 Karen Sue George on way to Indiana Junior Miss Pageant at Bloomington. Joy Burcham listed in natl college publication. ★ ★ * David Hoekert chosen Union Twp. Justice of the Peace. * ★ ★ Arneal Pippenger weds Melvin Stewart Saturday. * * ★ Goshen's Redskins romped to their third win of the season last Friday night by scalping Coach Dougherty’s Bulldogs 6538. ☆ ☆ •£ 5 YEARS AGO December 8, 1966 Nappanee basketball fans say “we’re number one’’. Top Goshen 54-42. ★ ★ ★ Cathy Crane is Nappanee>’s new Junior Miss.

* * * Take steps to dissolve Nappanee Utilities Company. ★ ★ ★ Nappanee Community Folklife Society to meet Tuesday. Anyone welcome to become member. ★ ★ * Sylvia Freese is newly elected president of Teen Age GOP. ★ ★ ★ Goshen beats our B Team 3321. .Malcolm McDonald leads scoring with 10 points. ) . < ' Letters Christmas lights To the Advance News: I just want to congratulate the City of Nappanee for their beautiful Christmas decorations. Certainly feel the Chamber of Commerce is “on the ball" and should be commended for their excellent taste in decorating our city. I am certain that much larger surrounding cities will not compare with our beautiful lights. At least the people passing through the town on U. S. 6 will realize that our Christmas Spirit is extended to each one. I do know that you receive many letters finding fault with things done in Nappanee, but I wanted you to know how many of us feel about the Christmas lights. Merry Christmas to all, Mary C. Strang Apology To the Advance-News: To North Wood High School, team, fans, Kick Bowen and Dick Campbell in reference to the North Wood - Northridge game broadcast over WKAM radio December 4. I wish to apologize for anything I said that may have offended you. Bill Musser WKAM radio Blue Bird tour Dear Advance News we had fun. We liked you when you took our picture. The machines were interesting. We were glad Kim (Keiser) asked you if we could go. The blue birds thought we would never go. Thank you, blue birds Written by Susan Johnson

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Advance-News photo Spreading Christmas cheer A group of North Wood students that are attending the Elkhart Area Career Center, gathered at the home of Barb Mitchell, 556 E. Broad, Monday night to work on decorations for the Christmas party they are planning for the people at the County Home. Clockwise, around the table, are Nancy Price, Deb Linville, Barb Hall, Marilyn Miller, Caroline Miller, Tammy Sheets and Barb Mitchell.

TB board discusses reorganization

The Board of Directors of the Elkhart County TB & RD Association held a special meeting on Monday, November 29th in the local office. Reorganization was the main topic of the specially called meeting. Mr. Leßoy F. Ott of Elkhart and Mr. Jim Pender from South Bend gave reports on how reorganization will affect the Elkhart County Association. Mr. Pender gave his report in chart form to better show the local board members their part in the total picture .of reorganization. The Board w ill meet again on January 3 to vote- on whether or not -to accept the reorganization plans, which will mean that the 4 counties of Elkhart, Kosciusko, Marshall, and St. Joseph, will be reorganized into one office which may be located in Mishawaka, Indiana by April 1, 1972. Other business included a request for financial help from the Child Health Society for the purchase of Tine Tests for Tuberculin testing. It was un-

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animously passed that the Elkhart County Assoc, send this help to the Child Health Society. A report on the Christmas Seal Campaign was given by Mrs. Joan Kay Chupp, Manager. She stated that all seals were sent out on November 9th and that so far this year, a good response has been received. As of November 29, the Asj&eiation has received $13,842 forWte sale of Christmas Seals. This is about the same as last year on the same day of sale. A follow-up reminder was sent out on December Bth to all those who have not responded to the original mailing. This will be the last Christmas Seal Campaign to be held locally in Elkhart County. After reorganization is completed in 1972, the Seals will be sent out by computer from the new office in Mishawaka. Our goai'this year is $32,000, and it is hoped that we can make this year our best ever. If anyone wishes Christmas Seals please call the local office, 533-2804.

Dale A. Tobias | Telling it | The kids have been helping the volunteers at the Open Door, too. ★ * * The girls in Sherri Stump's Camp Fire group collected 35 pairs of mittens that were given to the Open Door staff to distribute. The mittens were distributed last week and Christmas came early to some needy kids. ★ ★ ★ Another group of young people, from the Brethren In Christ Church, are conducting a workshop on several days to help young children make Christmas gifts for their families and friends. ★ ★ ★ And at the grade schools, kids are bringing their extra pairs of boots from home to the school. The volunteers from the Open Door will pick them up and distribute them where they are needed. ★ ★ ★ So no one is too young or too old to help in this community project. ★ ★ ★ A staff member of the Open Door, which is a Community Concern Committee project, called to say they need volunteers to ring the bell for the Salvation Army, which is also working with the Open Door during the Christmas season. ★ ★ ★ They need bell ringers for evenings and for Saturday, December 18. Any volunteers?? ★ ★ ★ Anyone who knows of a need in the community any kind of special need should contact the Open Door. 4r ★ ★ They emphasize that the organization is primarily a referal agency, and although they are giviog some material needs, they are also willing to refer persons to someone who is ready to help them with their problems. ★ ★ ★ The Open D00r... one of Nappanee's most active and beneficial organizations.

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