Nappanee Advance-News, Volume 103, Number 15, Nappanee, Elkhart County, 12 September 1979 — Page 2

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Draft Kennedy group forms

A committee in Indiana to ; draft Edward Kennedy for president is being formed by ■ Charles Tucker of Nappanee. : Not actively working in the

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Local GOP meets

State Sen. Richard Shank (standing, background) was the keynote speaker as Nappanee Republicans met Tuesday morning to plan the fail campaign. Shank said that the secret of winning elections is to meet as many people as possible and to speak positively of the things one believes in. GOP mayoral candidate Bob Callander noted that September 22 is the last day for voters to register in Nappanee. He announced acquisition of campaign headquarters in the H.R, Block office at 112 E. Market beginning October 6. Callander told the breakfast group that he has been interviewing present city employees and plans to try to visit every household in Nappanee. Also featured at the meeting was county GOP chairman Roy Rogers.

Council

panee Aviation Commission. Teleschow has moved to Michigan. Mellinger thanked Teleschow for the many hours and hard work he had devoted to the position, and announced that Larry D. Johnson, 702 E. John St., Nappanee, will replace Teleschow on the commission. The Nappanee Plan Commission has recommended to the Council that 50 acres of land be annexed to the city. The land is located south of the present city limits, and east of SR 19. It will include a proposed housing project being planned by Ray Hopewell and Roger Buss. Both men were present at the meeting, add stated that the project could be completed injappraxuoateljUQ. years, in sections, and (bat 'the council might want to consider annexing the land in sections. Pet£ Adams, a councilman, and member of the Plan Commission, stated that he recommended council approval of the .proposed project. Hopewell and Buss were asked to proceed with their plans for the project, which must be presented to council for approval. Ordinances introduced on first reading at Monday’s session included one for a transfer of appropriations within the Clerk-Treasurer’s, Emergency Medical Service and Park and Recreation Departments, and one approving the form and terms of loan

Wa-Nee projects

Cont. from pg. 1 proposed changes. In other action, superintendent Dorsey presented school enrollment figures as of Wednesday, September 5. Total school enrollment is 2,703, plus 14 students at the Horizon Learning Center. Enrollment at individual schools is: North Wood High School 784, Nappanee Middle School 341, Wakarusa School 493, Central Elementary 528, South Elementary 167, Harrison Elementary 194, and Union Elementary 196. In other business: —Employment was approved for Kathy Stull as a teacher aide at Central School and Elnore BeMiller as a teacher aide at Wakarusa School. —Employment of Deborah Endicott as North Wood girls gymnastics coach was approved. Her employment will be

Golf course

has worked at the pool for six seasons, was present at the meeting to give her summer’s-end report. She stated that she felt it was a good season, overall, and expressed her appreciation for hte pool staff and the cooperation of the Park Board. 480 persons took lessons at the pool this summer. The pool was closed a total o( 17 days, 18 evenings and three afternoons. The water Olympics events were once again very successful. Mrs. Leavitt reported that, since she has 'accepted a teaching position with the Wa-Nee Corp., she will not be available for the position as pool manager next summpr. board members expressed their appreciation to Jane for her dedication to her position, and her ability to get along with all kinds of people, and'to

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agreement, mortgage and trust indenture and industrial development revenue bonds, and authorizing the execution thereof, pertaining to the Shannon Homes, Inc., project. Both ordinances passed first reading. Ordinance NO. 760, which amended the former city zoning ordinance, passed on third and final reading, as did Ordinance NO. 782, which prohibits the construction of private wells within the city. The council also voted unanimously to adopt three resolutions. The first is a resolution approving transfers for the Motor Vehicle Highway Fund, the Police Dept., and the Emergency .JVgpdical Service Department. The second is an Inducement Resolution for Shannon Homes, giving the firm permission to proceed with acquisition and construction of the economic development facilities. The third resolution passed concerned the acquisition, construction and equipping of an economic development facility by McGill Manufacturing Company, Inc. In a final act of business, the council members approved payment of claims agains thte city, in amounts totaling $42,455.83. The Nappanee City Council regularly meets the first and third Monday of ' each month, at 7:30 p.m., at the Nappanee Municipal Center. All meetings are open to the public.

under a special service contract. —Conference leave requests were approved for North Wood vice-principal Phil Lehman and for North Wood basketball coaches Tom Firestone and Terry Johns. —A request was approved from Ml*, and Mrs. Robert Gessinger for financial reimbursement for transportation of Mark Gessinger to the Indianapolis Deaf School. —Superintendent Dorsey reported that the Wa-Nee school bus fleet will be officially inspected by the Indiana State Police this Friday. —Dorsey reviewed the financial dissolution plan for the Olive Township Building Corporation. —Board members were reminded of the Indiana School Boards Association fall conference October 3-5 in Indianapolis.

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initiate new projects which stimulated interest for the swimmers. She was also commended, once again, for her quick action in an emergency situation earlier in the summer, when a small child was pulled from the pool and Jane administered life-saving techniques. She stated that she felt it would be good to require that all pool personnel pass the CPR course. The Dept, of Natural Resources has approved the bid of Delp Electric, Plymouth, for $31,600 for the lighting project at the Stauffer Park diamond. This project should be started late in September. It is part of the federally funded golf course project. The Nappanee Park and Recreation Board meets the first Wednesday of each month, at 6:30 p.m., at the Nappanee Municipal Center. The meetings are open to the public.