Nappanee Advance-News, Volume 101, Number 16, Nappanee, Elkhart County, 22 September 1977 — Page 2

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Nappanee Advance-News Thursday, September 22, 1977

McDonald's opens Sept. 28 Get/ready for those Macs

McDonald's Restaurant on U.S. 6, East, will open their doors after a ribbon-cutting ceremony on September 28 at 10:00 a.m. Mayor John Mellinger and Chamber of Commerce President Paul Dougherty have been invited to cut the ribbon of $1 and $5 bills. A special invitation has been sent to Indiana Governor Otis Bowen to attend the ceremony, but no response had been made by press time. The restaurant’s equipment is expected to be set up and ready by

McDonald's certificate winners

Karlena Yoder and Jeff Yoder (center) won certificates for quality and quickness as McDonald's trainees in Goshen. The two will be a portion of the employees that will be working at the Nappanee restaurant. With the pair are Nappanee’s Assistant Manager Bill Smiechowski and Manager-Operator Jim Schaefer.

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Saturday, September 24. On Saturday and Sunday, McDonald employees will straighten up the restaurant in preparation for a special preview on Monday, September 26. The preview is open to area dignitaries who have received an invitation to the event. The preview will include a tour of the building and a film at 7:30. The film is titled. “McDonald’s 4000,” and features the chain’s 4.000 building which was opened in Canada. However, a McDonald’s spokesman said that the film also comments on how the restaurants

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operate and how they are involved with their communities. After the film, Mr. and Mrs. James Schaefer will introduce their management team. Ninety-five to 100 people are expected to attend the preview. During the opening day ceremonies of September 28, the North Wood High School Jazz Band will perform, the SIOO total from the ribbon of five dollar bills and one dollar bills will be donated to the high school band program. After the ceremonies, the restaurant is expected to open to the public at 11:30 or noon for business

OPEN DAILY 0:00-5:30 See You In Church On Sunday

Employment news Unemployment claims are down The number of unemployment insurance claims filed last week dropped 5,104 from the week before to 34,570. John F. Coppes of the Indiana Employment Security Division, said fewer new layoffs, more recalls and the Labor Day holiday contributed to decreases in regular and special unemployment assistance initial and •continued claims. Extended benefit continued claims rose following the national reinstatement of the program, he noted. Coppes said regular initial claims were 664 fewer at 4,636. All regular claims were down 4,081 to 29,191. Extended benefit claims increased 99 to 1,529 and special unemployment assistance claims were 1.054 fewer at 3,528.

Service Notes McMillen assigned Airman Debra D. McMillen, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Loren J. McMillen of 552 W. Walnut St., Nappanee, Ind., has been assigned to Chanute AFB, 111., after completing Air Force basic training. During the six weeks at Lackland AFB, Tex., the airman studied the Air Force mission, organization and customs and received special instruction in human relations. Completion of this training earned the individual credits towards an associate in applied science degree through the Community College of the Air Force. Airman McMillen will now receive specialized training in the aircraft equipment maintenance field. The airman is a 1977 graduate of Northwood High School. N-l

NIPSCO to purchase supplemental gas

Northern Indiana Public Service

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OFFICIAL GREETER FOR WINGS OF SHASTA RALLY—Ed Bowling, international director of the newly formed Wings of Shasta RV campers club, prepares to welcome more than 100 Shasta travel trailers and mini motor homes to the organization’s first international rally, to be held at Eby’s Pines Campground, Bristol, IN, October 5 through 8. With Ed are his wife Betty, left, and Linda Frick, administrative secretary for the Shasta owners club. For further information on the Wings of Shasta write P.O. Box 607, Goshen, IN 46326.

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Service Commission of Indiana to enter an order approving the purchase of two billion cubic feet of supplemental natural gas for delivery this winter, according to Edmund A. Schroer, NIPSCO president and chief executive officer. “On August 31, we entered into a purchase agreement with Michigan Consolidated Gas Company to augment our gas supplies during the 1977-78 winter season,” said Schroer. “On September 1, we completed negotiation of a transportation agreement with Michigan-Wisconsin Pipe Line Com-pany-one of our five suppliers—to deliver the gas to our system through existing connections. The gas purchase agreement provides that Michigan Consolidated will sell NIPSCO a total volume of two billion cubic feet of gas during a maximum period of 60 consectuivd days between November 21, 1977 and January 19, 1978. "For months now, we have taken every opportunity to build up our gas supplies in preparation for the coming winter,” said the utility president. We expect to have all storage facilities filled by the onset of the winter heating season. “Although plans approved by the Federal Power Commission have curtailed our daily flow gas this winter, we should receive almost 700 million cubic feet of gas per day from our suppliers,” Schroer continued. “Barring any unforeseen curtailments by our suppliers or diversions by the federal government, we expect to be able to meet all firm gas commitments for residential, commercial and industrial customers.” NIPSCO’s petition also asks the Public Service Commission to enter an order providing for a supplemental gas tracking procedure permitting the utility to recover $2,934,708 in additional gas supply costs. Schroer emphasized that the company would not realize any profit from this supplemental gas tracking adjustment, if approved by the PSC.

Patterson's Nappanee Theatre 3 Days Only Limited Engagement mm wllr Kissin Cousins •jf/jjWS Fri. Sat., Sun. Only | Shown at 7: IS i 11:00 “That’s The Way" at 9:15 Only Sunday One Complete Show at 7: IS.