Nappanee Advance-News, Volume 101, Number 48, Nappanee, Elkhart County, 3 May 1978 — Page 2

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Nappanee Advance-News Wednesday, May 3, I*7B

Middle School choir concert is Friday

On Friday evening, May Sr A - the Nappanee twiddle School choirs #ill t present their Spring Concert at 7:30 p.m. The sixth grade choir will sing folk songs from around the world. The

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seventh and eighth grade choirs will perform popular songs from the 1960’s to the present. A special group of eighth grade choir members will present an ensemble

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work by Franz Schubert for which they recieved a superior rating at district solo and ensemble contest last February. Mrs. Nancy Curtis will accompany

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the sixth and seventh grade choirs, and Chip Stump and Shelly Suter will be student accompanists for the seventh and eighth grade choirs.

"Ride-A-Bike" this Sunday

Registrations and sponsor sign-up activities are progressing well for Sunday’s Ride-A-Bike For the Retarded, according to cochairpersons Shirley Gill and Shirley Hoffer. The Wa-Nee Ride, scheduled to begin at 1 p.m."Sunday, May 7, at both the Wakarusa Middle School and North Wood High School, is expected to raise ssooo, four-fifths of which remains in Elkhart County for funding local needs. Riders will sign in for the ride beginning at 12:15 p.m. at both locations, and the 20-mile ride will be broken by a rest stop at the opposite school for each group. Drinks and

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"Healthy Back Program" offered

The Nappanee Noon Kiwanis Club, in Cooperation with the Elkhart YMCA,and Director Chuck Best, has announced plans for a “YMCA Healthy Back Program.” The program will consist of two nights per week sessions for a period of six weeks, and will also include, for home use, an exercise manual, a book entitled “The Cause. Prevention and Treatment of Bachache Stress and Tension by Hans Kraus, M.D., and a cassette recording entitled “The Y’s Way To a Healthy Back.” Testimonies from persons who have

Catsup bottle contains information from years ago

While making improvements on the home directly east of the Nappanee Post Office, Ray Hopewell and Cos. found a catsup bottle buried under the front porch. The bottles contained a note which was apparently written by Florence (Huff) Neher. She and her husband, Oliver (Dutch) owned the property at that time—Spring, 1946. Parts of the note follow: ‘‘Floyd Byers are the east side neighbors; Arthur Millers, Geo. Fales and the Hoyts across the street. We the Nehers are 52 and 53 at this time. We operate an insurance and real estate office here at the house.” This porch glassed in the spring of 1948 during March and April. Sylvan (Woody) Parks assisted by Cal. Myers and Cecil (Chick) Haines layed the bricks and Jack Grau. . .did the carpenter work. The kitchen was also modernized the same spring, with a Mutschler kitchen unit. We have a parrot named Moxey whom we have had 23 years. We have 2 Pomeranians, doggies, about 2 years

candy bars will be provided for needed refreshment at mid-points. Persons in the community who are interested in sponsoring a rider or making a cash donation to this cause may call Shirley Gill at North Wood HighSchool or Gene Weaver at Wakarusa Middle School. First aid and police escort personnel have been contacted to accompany the riders around the route. Those starting at Wakarusa will go south on C.R. 3 to C.R. 52 and east to North Wood while riders beginning at NWHS go east to C. R. 7, north to C. R. 36 and west to C.R. 3, south to Wakarusa two miles and return by continuing south to C.R. 52.

participated in the program verify its effectiveness. Examples of persons who were helped by the program are outlined in the book. An organizational meeting for the program will be held Tuesday, May 9, at 7:00 p.m. at North Wood High School, and will feature representatives from the “Y” who will outline the program. OpDDortunity for registration will be given at this meeting. There is a S3O fee for the program and materials. This opportunity for a healthy back program is open to all interested persons in the community.

old named Pride and Jewell. The Nehers, Oliver (Dutch) and Florance Huff Neher, owned the property at this time, having purchased it from Mr. and Mrs. Jesse Mitchell in 1944. Suppose the Nehers will be gone from this earth when this is found and read in about the year 2000. Labor high. Mr. Parks charging $1.65 per hour, approximate cost of porch, SI,OOO. The other two masons, $1.15 per hour, carpenter, $1.50 per hour. Between 2500 and 3000 bricks put in porch, Will move office from south side of\ living room to porch. Approximate cost of kitchen unit S4OO. Stainless steeel very expensive, and we are using it in the bowls and counters of sink. Very nice weather in March. Easter April 21, so we may have any kind.of weather until then. ! My parents, Phillip Huffs are both 76 years old and quite well. Oliver Huffs have eight children. We never had any. We attend the Evangelical Church here and hope you who find this are Christians, too, because the Lord has done so much for us all. Florence Neher.