Nappanee Advance-News, Volume 103, Number 20, Nappanee, Elkhart County, 17 October 1979 — Page 2

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John K Galbraith to speak

John Kenneth Galbraith. Harvard economist, author, and political figure, will be the featured speaker at the upcoming economics seminar sponsored by the St. Joseph Valley Bank. It was announced by Jon S. Armstrong, the bank's chairman of the board.

Part of the bank’s continuing series of economics seminars, the event will be held Tuesday, October 23, in Elkhart. Seminar attendance is by invitation only, and several hundred area business people have been invited. Currently professor of economics emritus at Harvard, Galbraith has long been involved in national government as well as the field of economics. He was deputy administrator of the Office of Price Administration and principally organized the wartime system of price control, which he headed until 1943. Later he was a director of the U.S. Strategic Bombing Survey, held other pliblic offices, and was awarded the Medal of Freedom by President Truman. In addition, Galbraith is a former editor of Fortune, and the author of many books, including The Affluent Society, The New Industrial State, A China Passage, and The Age of Uncertainty. His latest books are Almost Everyone’s Guide to Economics (1978) and The Nature of Mass Poverty, which was published early this year. Galbraith has also been active in the political campaigns of several presidential candidates, and has served as chairman of Americans lor Democratic Action. From the spring of 1961 to mid-1963, he was Ambassador of

Airport is open

Cont. from pg. 1 budget. Mayor John Mellinger read a letter from Gordon (Short) McCormick, commending Nappanee policeman Bruce Thornton, and the Nappanee Fire Department, for their quick response to a fire reported by Thornton. The fire was confined to a truck parked near McCormick’s, but, according to McCormick, if Thornton hadn’t been alert enough to spot the fire and turn in the alarm, there could have been considerable damage. McCormick also reported that he was glad to see the “Big Red Mack” truck at the scene. Council members received a letter from the Nappanee City Plan Commission. The letter read as follows: At a properly advertised public hearing held Tuesday, October 9, 1979, the Nappanee City Plan Commission voted to recommend to City Council that Lots 10, 11 and 12 and 13 of Hamshef's Ist Amended Addition be changed from R 2 to 83. These lots are immediately behind Wise Decorating Shoppe and Warehouse on the south side of East Walnut St. Peter Adams, councilman, who also serves as a member of the Plan Commission, reported that the request was made by Larry Wagner, who owns the property. Wagner is looking ahead to the possibility of expanding his business, and wanted to be sure the property was zoned properly. Adams also reported UNICEF, trick-or-treat Nappanee elementary school children will be collecting funds for UNICEF on Tuesday, October 30. from 6-7:30 p.m. Local residents are encouraged to turn on outside lights, and watch for the youngsters, who will have special identification. Trick-or-treat night . for Nappanee has been set for Halloween night, October 31, between the hours of 6-8. Youngsters are encouraged to follow the recommendation from * the Nappanee Common Council, that they limit trick-or-treating to the one night.

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Speaker , Noted economist John Kenneth Galbraith is the speaker at the October 23 economics seminar sponsored by St. Joseph Valley Bank. the United States to India. He is a fellow in literature of the National Institute of Arts and Letters, and a member of the Century Association, the Federal City Club of Washington and the Saturday Club of Boston. Galbraith is also a past president of the American Economics Association.

that there were residents present at the meeting, who were not opposed to the change, but just wanted to know what was going on. Council business included the passage on second and third reading of Ordinance No. 786, the S&H Development Revenue bonds and documents; on second reading of Ordinance No. 787, authorizing the sale of the water well site on S. Elm St. (the site is inadequate for present use; and adopted Resolution No. 242, for transfer of appropriations within the Emergency Medical Service, ClerkTreasurer’s, Park and Recreation, City Hall, Fire and Police Departments to meet budget expenses for the remainder of the year. The Council had advertised for bids for a temporary loan, in order to make payments for the Nappanee Municipal Golf Course, until federal funds are received. The lone bid was from the St. Joseph Valley Bank, for an amount not to exceed SIOO,OOO, and at an interest rate of 6.95 percent, for a term of not more than one year. The bid was ac- ’ cepted. Council members discussed specifications for the refuse contract for 1980, and approved the specs for the advertisement, which appears in this - week’s Advance-News. The bids will be for a one-year contract, and will be received at the Council’s November 5 meeting. In a final act of business, the Council approved payment of claims against the city, totaling $20,809.65, and Mayor — John Mellinger reminded all depart-* ment heads to try to keep the temperatures in their departments at 68 degrees, to comply with government requests.

Leaves will be delivered During the fall leaf pickup, anyone wanting leaves delivered should call 773-4322 or 773-2112. Leaves will be delivered by truck loads within a three-mile radius of Nappanee. Anyone wishing to haul their own leaves may pick up bagged leaves at the Nappanee Street Department garage, WabashA venue.