Nappanee Advance-News, Volume 95, Number 29, Nappanee, Elkhart County, 30 December 1971 — Page 2

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Nappanee Advance-News

50 years ago . . .

Pound of butter, loaf of bread: 39'

50 YEARS AGO January 5, 1922 Harness work advertised at Shively Bros. Store. ★ ★ ★ First National Bank paying 4K on savings. ★ ★ ★ Special bargain School tablets 3c for 1 or 2 for sc. A. H. Kaufman & Cos. ★ ★ ★ 1 lb. creamery butter and IK

I' ■' f'J ' -. L, l-j EVAY'S BARGAIN CENTER Open 7 days a week 7 a.m. till 10 p.m. 352 S. Main St., Nappanee, Ph 773-4213 or 773-4038 A Complete Line of Groceries, Furniture and Westinghouse Appliances We have financing available

lA-N-N-O-U-N-C-I-N-G | Our great after-Christmas Inside-Out SALE! B WOMEN'S APPAREL </ 4 - */ 3 and more off! fl Specials in every department. Grandma's Attic is also full of money-savers. ffiS Hurrv. Save now. ' Ike House (I Also: Vassarette Ijras on sale for 10 days. ;J fl

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PRE-JANUARY CLOSE-OUT OF FLOOR SAMPLES, ONE-OF-A-KIND, DISTRESSED & DISCONTINUED ITEMS TO MAKE ROOM FOR WAREHOUSE STOCK TO BE PLACED ON FLOOR FOR OUR GREAT JANUARY CLEARANCE SALE.

OPEN DAILY TILL 5:30 WED. - FRI. • SAT. TILL 9:00 See you in church Sunday

Thursday, Dec. 30, 1971

lb. loaf of bread 39c. Wilson’s Grocery. M it 25 YEARS AGO January 2, 1947 Roy Slagle becomes new member on police force. ★ * ★ Goshen Redskins win holiday tourney, 43 to 35 for Nappanoe. ★ ★ ★ Help wanted -4- Men High

School education preferred. Pearl Creamery. ★ ★ ★ Merrill Pippen playing basketball in Yokohama, Japan. Member of the Eighth Army Chicks. 10 YEARS AGO December 28, 1961 Mutsehler Bros, and union in negotiations. ★ ★ ★ The Jayrres will sponsor a Klondike Derby January 14. if k * Wavor C' 1 "- jinpm.'Vts . MaV- • naM S’- ' ' . r' y A, rnoy; ' ;>i ■; .. ■ .Streets . ,•.‘ man 1 .-gel, ■k * “Voyage to the Cotlo'm of the. Sea" playing at Nappanee Theatre. ★ ★ ★ Water bills to be monthly instead of every three months, after January 1. ★ * ★ Nappanee stores report good holiday sales. ★ ★ ★ Scout Troop 33, under the direction of Sr. Patrol Leader

CALLANDER INSURANCE NAPPANEE, INDIANA 15a West Market

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Bob Callander, plans busy year in 1962. *A_ V,. -A----5 YEARS AGO December 29, 1966 New union is voted in at Mutsehler Bros. ★ ★ ★ It was a busy year in Nappanee: NIPSCO buys utilities plant: school board election; effort to block single high school plan: new showroom for Mutsc hlers; St. Joe Valley Bank came to Nappanee; Sue McMurray selected Posture Queen: Pam ’Titus, chosen Homecoming Queen. Bulldogs win first game of holiday tourney. Top Triton 5451. HOSPITAL NEWS BIRTHS Mr. and Mrs. Fred Hunsberger, daughter, December 24, Elkhart General. Mr. and Mrs. Mark Stayton, son, Brian Keith, December 24, Memorial Hospital, South Bend. Mr. and Mrs. Vernon Yoder, son, December 25, South Bend Osteopathic. UNDER DOCTORS CARE South Bend Osteopathic Betty Anglin, admitted, December 27. Ruth Lowe, admitted, December 27. Michael Long, surgery, December 27. Elkhart General Mrs. Harold Copsey, admitted, December 27.

John Sheets is first winner of a wrestling match for Nappanee. The coach is Bill Svyantek. ★ ★ ★ Janet Lee Lemna, Dennis E. Templeton engaged. ★ ★ ★ Milling Company makes two new appointments: Ken Stump Sales Manager: John C. Reed Poultry Products Manager.

'S'*''*’ Dale A. Tobias \ Telling it s \ $

260 more days until Christmas. ★ ★ ★ I read somewhere that the Christmas spirit is kind of like a Christmas tree. ★ ★ ★ It's nice while it lasts, but it doesn't last long enough. ★ ★ ★ So now we forget about everyone we were so eager to help during the Christmas holidays. * ★ ★ Don't care if they have the things they need during the rest of the year. ★ ★ ★ I think the Open Door is doing a great job in meeting the needs of people throughout the year. ★ Have you asked the staff if there's anything you can do to help? ★ ★ ★ They need some material things, but mainly they need volunteer drivers and people who are willing to offer friendship. ★ ★ ★ Can we extend the spirit of Christmas so that it lasts the year around, at least in Nappanee? ★ ★ ★ I think we can. ★ ★ ★ A Happy New Year to everyone.

Winterize Now eorge's SIME & DON

1 MILE EAST ON 6 NAPPANEE 773-3171

Industry fights pollution

The new rubbish incinerator which will eliminate all future open burning at Coppes, Inc., arrived last Tuesday morning. The non-pollution incinerator, approved by the Air Pollution Board of Indiana, is nearly installed, according to Jim Jack, plant superintendant.

Drug abuse seminar next week A drug abuse education seminar will be held at Mishawaka Senior High School, 1202 Lincoln Way East, Mishawaka, on January 6 from 3:30 to 6 p.m., according to an announcement by Dr. A. C. Oflutt, State Health Commissioner. Sponsored by the Indiana State Board of Health and the Butler University College of Pharmacy, this seminar and seven others (locations to be announced at a later date) are funded under a special project grant from the Indiana Slate Board of Health and are designed to assist elementary school teachers, nurses and pharmacists, as they attempt to cope with the problem of drug abuse among today’s youth. Individuals from eight counties wili take part in the Mishawaka program. These counties include: Elkhart. Fulton, Kosciusko, LaPorte, Marshall, St. Joseph, Starke and Wabash, Dr. Oflutt said. Project director is K. L. Kaufman, Ph.D., Dean, College of Pharmacy, Butler University, who will give the opening address at the seminar. Dr. James E. Berger, associate professor of pharmacology at Butler, will discuss “Children’s Drugs of Abuse," as the second speaker of the day. “Teaching Methods and Materials’’ will be the topic discussed by Roger McClain, Health Education Consultant, Indiana State Board of Health, Indianapolis. Other topics will deal with the roles of the teacher and the pharmacist, and some of the causes of drug abuse. Three named to college dean's list Sandra Allen, Kent Sehmucker and Bonnie Artley have received academic honors and been named to the Dean’s List of International Junior College at the close of the, fall term, according to Donald J. Andorfer, Director. Eligibility for this honor is limited to those students carrying a full academic schedule with a 3.5 scholastic ratio out of a possible 4.0.

gggg PL ETCH E R January Clearance in December Bigelow, AcrilarTmushfThiek heavy duty, 10 year guarantee, Blue, Gold, Avocado, Reg. $16.99 1 week $9.70 Lees, Wool Twist, 3 ply fabric, 10 year guarantee^pieces, Wunda Weve, Commercial Carpet, Nylon tight loop, 10 year guarantee. Black, brown, Reg. 9.99 1 week $6.40 Complement, Polyester Shag, lVa" heavy shag. Avocado, breen, blue, gold; beige. Most colors in both tweed and solid, 10 year guarantee, Reg. $10.99 1 week $8.40 Opening NighL Nylon Shag, 10 year Aqua Luxurious, Heavy Wool Plush, Moth proof, 10 year Free Delivery All Guaranteed NAPPANEE LAKEVILLE Highway 6. One mile west. Shop daily 9 til 9. U.S. 31 south of South Bend. Shop daily till 8:30.' Closed Sunday. Call 773-7314 Sunday 1 til 5. Call 649-3140.

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Poem to The Young and the Exquisite Enamoured of Each other 1 — The mystery and the virginity of which Lasting sometimes Into death For which Impossible To blame them While breath Lasts in us We choose rather Joyfully to join In their adoration - Mrs. A. L. Hollowcll R. 1. Outstanding record To the Advance News: As 1971 draws to a close, I want to take this opportunity to congratulate all of the citizens of Elkhart County on the significant decrease in the number of traffic fatalities in their area. According to our records in the Indiana Department of Traffic Safety, there were 34 traffic fatalities in Elkhart County during the first 11 months of this' year. In 1970, there were 49 traffic deaths within that same period. This is a reduction of 15 deaths. . . 15 lives saved. Richard Shank, your state representative, the members of the Elkhart County Traffic Safety Commission and all residents of Elkhart County are to be commended. Such an improvement from one year to the next can only be the result of cooperation from everyone concerned. As you are no doubt aware. Dick Shank is an outstanding leader in the field of traffic safety in Indiana. I only wish that more counties in the state would see fitto start programs similar to the Elkhart County- Traffic Safety Commission. For it is my belief that., if a traffic safety program, is to he at all successful, it must be started on the local level. The progress made in Elkhart County is proof positive that traffic fatalities can be reduced through area-wide cooperation on a people-to-people basis. Because of your success, I hope to interest many other counties

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in initiating their own traffic safety commissions. Again, my congratulations to all of you safety-conscious people in Elkhart County. Keep up the good work, for the problem of traffic safety is always with us. Sincerely, Thomas D. Coleman, Director Department of Traffic Safety and Vehicle Inspection Bloodmobile in Bremen The Red Cross Bloodmobile will be in Bremen, Monday, January 3, from 12 to 6 p.m. at the Masonic Temple, 105 E. Plymouth St., according to Mrs. William Sherk, Bremen Red Cross chairman. Bremen’s quota is 150 pints. The Red Cross needs 46 pints of A-positive, 43 pints of B-pos-itive and AB-positive, A-nega-bivc, O-negatiye. B-negative and AB-negative. All donors between the ages of 15 and 65 are welcome.

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