Nappanee Advance-News, Volume 97, Number 42, Nappanee, Elkhart County, 28 March 1974 — Page 4

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Nappanee Advance-New* Thursday, March 28, 1974

United Way committee plans

"Week of the Young. Child"

The Elkhart County Community Coordinated Child Care Committee, a standing committee of the Human Services Planning Division (HSPD) of the United Way of Elkhart County announced today the “WEEK OF THE YOUNG CHILD”, March 31st through April 6th. The week is the time to emphasize the total child through different types of activities each day stressing the physical, emotional, social, spiritual, and intellectual development of the child. Many special activities and events have been planned for children ages 3-6 and their parents to do together Most area theaters will be showing family type movies. A special booth and activity display will be set up the entire week at the Concord

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Central Thurs., March 28 - Macaroni & cheese, smokie links, celery sticks, mixed fruit, bread & butter, milk. Fri, March 29 - Fish sandwich with tarter sauce, peas, potatoe chips, apricots, milk. SPRING VACATION - April I to Aprils

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Mall to distribute information as to where you can get help for your child, where to go on a special outing, etc. A group of Goshen College students will be at the Mall at scheduled times, directing activities with young people while their parents watch on. Literature from family service agencies and other offices will be available. Film strips will be shown and Story Time will take place the last three days of the week. Each day a different thing is suggested for you hnd your child to do: Monday, April 1, how many different animals can you find today? Keep a record of all the animals you see who - have four legs, swim, fly, live in the house with people, are dangerous, make good

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North Wood Thursday, March 28 Beef and noodles, mashed potatoes, carrots, bread & butter, gelatin, milk. Friday, March 29 Chili, homemade roll, deviled egg, celery sticks, peaches, milk.

Middle & South Thurs.. March 28 - Char-broiled hamburger, oven fries, pickle & cheese slices, orange juice, milk. Fri., March 29 - Spaghetti, jello salad, filled celery, rice krispie square, butter, milk.

pets. Parents: Talk with your child about why some animals make good pets and others do not. Help your child to notice differences and similarities in the animals he sees. Tuesday, April 2, visit a friend who is old enough to be your mother’s mother or your daddy's daddy. Find out what they did for fun when they were your age. Before you,go, make a surprise to take to your friend. Draw a picture or make a gift. One gift that<night be appreciated is a bouquet. Cut out the cups from an egg carton. Decorate them with crayons or markers. Mount them on pipe cleaners, and put them in a pretty jar or paper cup. Parents: Help your child to learn to appreciate someone very different from himself. Talk about how he has been able to make someone happy by visiting them. Wednesday, ■April 3, visit the public library near you. Parents: What should you look for in a book for your young child? Is the material realistic? Is it of interest to the young child? Is it entertaining? Is it reported accurately? Does it provide humor? Is it short? Are the words simple, descriptive, and understandable to the child? Are the illustrations simple and clear’’ Thursday. April 4. visit Ox Bo Park, located six miles between Elkhart and < With warmer weather and the ' coming of spring, you can take advantage of the hiking trails. Notice: signs of spring, warmer days, plants budding and leafing, return of birds and building of nests, seeds growing, flowers blooming, shapes and colors of flowers. When you get home, plant some seeds (bean, radish, lettuce, or pumpkin) in an empty milk carton and watch them grow. Parents: Help your child discover what the plants need for growing. Let your child water them and see that the seeds receive sunlight. Friday, April 5, go to visit the place where your mother or daddy works. Find out: How does the job they do help other people? Do they do their job alone or does someone help them? When you get home, draw a picture of what your mother or daddy does at work. Parents: Help your child to sense the inter-dependence of all work. Help him to see that we work to meet the needs of other people as well as to get money to meet our own needs. Saturday and Sunday. April 6 & 7. visit the display at the Mall, with art and poetry activities. Sunday: Sunday morning - entire family goes to church: Sunday afternoon - mall activity display; Open House 2:00 - 4:00 p in. Walnut Hill Day Care Center. 909 North 6th Street. Goshen. The committee which has been working on the project <4C's) since mid-January is composed of representatives from various schools, colleges, day care centers, and concerned parents from throughout Elkhart County. ' ... O . . Births Mr. and Mrs. Junior Mast, daughter, March 24 at Elkhart General Hospital. Hospital news Mrs. Harold (Cora) Roth, admitted to Elkhart General Hospital, March 25. Everett (Bag) Pippen, surgery, March 22, Elkhart General. Mrs. Dallas (Venera) Hoffer, admitted to Elkhart General, March 21. Mrs. Leon (Dorothy) Willoughby, surgery, March 20, Elkhart General. Mrs. Paul (Barbara) Burkholder, admitted to Elkhart General.

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Club Notes

OES Nappanee Chapter 367, Order of the Eastern Star, will have open Installation for the incoming officers on Saturday, March 30 at the Nappanee Masonic Temple. The ceremony will start at 8 p.m. Mrs. Robert Allen will be installed as the Worthy Matron and Richard Sheets will be the new Worthy Patron of the chapter. Other elected officers to be installed are Mr. and Mrs. Walter Reidenbach as associate patron and matron, Mrs. Carl W. Yoder as secretary; Mrs. Geneva Moore as treasurer; Miss Marla Flowers as conductress; and Mrs, Robert McLean as associate conductress. Appointed officers to be installed are Mrs. Dale Truex, chaplain; Mrs. Don C. Miller, marshal; Mrs. Ellis Hunsberger, organist; Mrs. Richard Sheets, Adah; Mrs. Mildred Hoffer, Ruth; Mrs. Fred Jensen, Esther; Mrs. Francis Olson, Martha; and Mrs. Devon Hossler, Electa. Mrs. Ralph Blake and Mrs. Ronald Ringenberg will be installed as warder and sentinel. Mrs. Francis Olson and Mr. James Rock, retiring Matron and Patron will welcome the guests and introduce the installing officers. Installing matron will be Mrs. Ralph Blake and installing patron will be Mr. David Widmoyer. They will be assisted by Mrs. Ethel Walters, marshal; Mr. Devon Hossler, chaplain; Mrs. Fred Speicher, secretary; Mrs. Russel Bolyard, organist; and Mrs. Robert McLean and Mr. Devon Hossler, soloists. The Past Matron’s Club will be in charge of the reception in the dining room following the installation. Friends and members are invited to attend the installation and reception following. LADY LIONS Nappanee’s Lady Lions will visit the Triton Planetarium on April 2, meeting at Gloria Mason's home at 7 p.m., and going as a group to Bourbon. Eleanor Armold is Mrs. Mason's co-hostess. Roll call will be answered by members giving their Zodiac signs. LYCEUM CLUB The Lyceum Club will meet April 3 with hostess Edna Hunsberger. Roll call will be "vacation ideas" and the program, a biography of Marie Curie, will be presented by Violet Swihart. DEMOCRAT CLUB The Nappanee Democrat Club met Tuesday. March 19 at the St. Joseph Valley Bank social room. Election of officers was held, with new officers as follows: President. Bill Best; vice-president, Mary Jo Michael; secretary, Peg Stillson and treasurer, John Mellinger. VFW AUXILIARY The ladies auxiliary of the VFW Post 6638 met Wednesday evening at the post home with seven officers answering roll call Mrs. Alice Dumph; president, presided. Lorraine Stutzman acted as Conductress pro-tem and Kitty Fink as Guard pro-tem. Minutes of the previous meeting were read and approved. Communications and thank you's were read by the secretary, June Silvers. Members were reminded of Third District meeting, Sunday, March 31 at Bremen Post 8972. Also election of officers will be held at the next meeting, Wednesday, April 3 for the Auxiliary. All members are urged to be present. Loyalty Day invitation was read from the Mishawaka Post 360, to be held Saturday, May 4, in Mishawaka. Report was given on the banquet the auxiliary served to the Nappanee and area sewage plant personnel. Treasurers report was read and approved. Ruch Heckathorn won the raffle. The meeting was closed, to reopen Wednesday evening, April 3 at 8 p.m. Tops 425 At the Monday morning meeting of Tops 425, 12 members weighed in. Jill Van-

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Michele Miller and John Sharp

Announce plans to wed

Rev. and Mrs. Mahlon Miller, Route 3, Goshen, and Mr. and Mrs. Jesse Sharp, Belleville, Pennsylvania, announce the engagement of their children, Michele Lynn and John Edward. The bride-elect is a 1972 graduate of North Wood High School, and will graduate this May from Hesston College,

sickle was the best loser for the second week, and received a gift from the basket. The winner of the March contest will be announced next week. Ann Barrick announced that the April contest is a “Think Spring" contest. Each member must weigh in on April 1, and bring an artificial flower for a spring bouquet. Losers will draw for the sacrifice money next week, instead of putting it into the treasury. Each member has set her own goal, and declared the fine she will pay next week. WAR MOTHERS The American War Mothers, Nappanee chapter, will sponsor a bake sale, to be held April 6 at Hollar's Market. Members are asked to bring food containers to the next meeting, which will be held April 2. Young Homemakers The Young Homemakers will meet April 4 at the home of Ruby Wiseman. Roll call will be "When everyone laughed but me.” Ruth Berger is in charge of the devotions. The lesson will be on “Coping with stress", and will be led by Sharon Dohner. SENIOR CITIZENS Nappanee's Senior Citizens will meet April 4 at the West Park Pavilion. A potluck dinner will be shared at noon. Each person in attendance is asked to bring a 25 cent item for bingo.

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Hesston, Kansas. Her fiance, a 1973 alumnus of Hesston College, is presently employed by the College in the Student Services Department working with Church relations and campus affairs. He was also a 1969 graduate of Belleville Mennonite High School. An August wedding is planned.

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