Nappanee Advance-News, Volume 107, Number 31, Nappanee, Elkhart County, 28 December 1983 — Page 2

Napponee Advance News Wednesday, December 28,1M3

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Enjoy the New Year's holiday... please drive safely!

I ] Baifi&fe, j Thank * ! '<MI *'(_ y ° | | to | our many wonderful customers! for 50 years of loyal patronage * . ri j (since August 1933 in the same location) J Mere words cannot express our sincere gratitude Make us YOUR old-fashioned variety store .....f° r IQQ4 j 4 ■ _. . ~ WEGMILLER S s'-* 1.00 STORE . 106-108 S. Main ,'V: , i- I - • ■*. - : ' ■ i ... , ~ . -4

Cold doesn't stop dinner

Sub-zero temperatures left plenty of empty seats but the second annual community Christmas buffet dinner went on as scheduled Christmas Day at the First Church of God. Approximately 1M people attended, only half the number present last year when temperatures were in the Ms. However, several dozen dinners were delivered to those who prefered the warm comfort of their homes to venturing out in the record cold. (AN photos)

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