Nappanee Advance-News, Volume 99, Number 46, Nappanee, Elkhart County, 22 April 1976 — Page 7

Advance News Photo Flag presented mph, president of the VFW Auxiliary, presented a Bicentennial Flag to Mayor John Mellinger, Monday at the City Building. The flag will be flown daily throughout the Bicentennial year.

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Mrs. Walter Miller Mr. and Mrs. Harve Welty, Mrs. Bertha Warstler, Bourbon, Mrs. Lester Gay and Mrs. Chance Thomas spent Tuesday afternoon with Mr. and Mrs. Attlee Miller. Mrs. Gay returned home recently after spending the winter in Florida. Mr. and Mrs. Warren Harian of Cincinnati called on their aunt, Mrs. John Applegate, Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Walter Miller and Earl visited Emanuel Miller at Elkhart General Hospital Saturday evening. Wednesday Mrs. Chance Thomas called on Mr. and Mrs. Ople Ganshom. Mr. and Mrs. Harold Gay and Brent of Louisville, Ky. and Mr. and Mrs. Steve Wilson of Carmel spent Saturday night and Sunday with relatives and friends in northern Indiana. Sunday they enjoyed a family get-together at the Truman Nifong home. Crusaders who helped Mrs. Keith Appleman and Mrs. Kenneth Young with the Scott Township cancer drive were Mrs. Gerald Klotz, Mrs. Lyle Faulkner, Mrs. Ernest Parks, Mrs. John Bixler, Mrs. Ernest Good, Mrs. Lloyd Nissley, Mrs. Donald Fisher, Mrs. Charles Holderman, Mrs. Lowell Hoffer, Mrs. Loren Hahn, Mrs. Wilbur Stackhouse, Mrs. Levi Slabaugh, Mrs. Perry Borkhoider and Mrs. Lowell Conrad. The goal of $4lO was surpassed, the amount received being $437.75. Thanks to all who made this possible. A film, “The Enemy, will be shown at the Mt. Tabor Church Sunday evening at 7:00. The Mt. Tabor mother and daughter program the evening of May 14 will be given by Joy McDonald, well-known composer and singer. Saturday afternoon Mrs. Walter Miller, Ray and Earl, attended the wedding of Miss Christine Joann, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Max Reavis, and Gregory Allen Goans, son of Mr. and Mrs. Paul Zentz, at Northwood Chapel, Nappanee. Men and boys planning to attend the Church of God Brotherhood fish fry at Bear Lake Camp Monday evening, May 3, should obtain tickets from Walter Miller. Those who spent Easter Sunday afternoon with Mr. and Mrs. Harold Klotz, Sr. were Mr. and Mrs. Junior Klotz and family, Mr. and Mrs. Larry Cale and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Harold Berkey, Patty and David, Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Berkey and Mr. and Mrs. Paul Dougherty and family. Those who spent Easter with Mr. and Mrs. Virgil Davidhizer and family were Mr. and Mrs. James Gall and Colleen, Mr. and Mrs. David Granger, Mr. and Mrs. Lark Ruch, Mr. and Mrs. Marvin Eversdyke, Mr. and Mrs. Robert Hartzell and sons, Mr. and Mrs. Devon Hartzell and family and Mr. and Mrs. Donald Fisher and daughters. Easter Guests of the John Bixlers were Mr. and Mrs. David Wiseman and family

and Mrs. Evelyn Maggart and daughter. Edna Sharkey of near Etna Green called on Florence Bixler Saturday. Sunday visitors were Mr. and Mrs. Marion Franks and family, Atwood. Roger Mikel returned to college Monday after being home a week. Mr. and Mrs. Perry Borkhoider and family had as their Easter guests Sue Nissley and sons, Miss Vera Miller, Middlebury, Mr. and Mrs. Roy Miller and son, Goshen, Mary Hostetler and Keith, Mel Hostetler and Norman Weaver, Nappanee vicinity. Willie and Steven Walters spent Saturday night with their grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Bower. Sharon Walters was a guest of her grandparents the previous weekend. Mrs. Blanche Bryer who is staying at the Alfran Nursing Home, Warsaw, will reach her 92nd milestone in life Monday. Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Bower had dinner Sunday with the Bill Walters family. Mr. and Mrs. Tom Hurm and Rhonda of Beach Grove and Mr. and Mrs. Barney Lewis and Eric were weekend guests of Mr. and Mrs. Howard Ganshorn, Bruce and Kent. The Camp Creek Church mother and daughter banquet will be held Saturday evening, May 1. The men are giving the ladies a real “vacation” by preparing both the meal and the program. North Wood news Once again the halls are full of chatter, as school took up after a week-long spring vacation. Many people took trips, with Florida being one of the most popualr spots. It was kind of hard to get back into the groove of things, but now everything is in, full stride, as there are only 25 more days left for the seniors. -NWOne week ago, Wednesday, the St. Joseph Chapter of the National Foun-dation-March of Dimes, sponsored the second Life Sciences Convocation for High School students. The theme of the convocation was “Exploring Our Inner Space." Eight biology students attended, along with Mr. Neff. Representing North Wood were Roy Borkhoider, Blain Heckaman, Greg Arnott, Dann Reiser, Nanette Biever, Elaine Bigler, Caryn Hornish and Ginger Schneider. The convocation was held for one-half day, at 1.U.5.8. Dr. Patricia Bader was the main speaker. Her topic was “The Heredity Causes of Birth Defects.” -NWJunior sand seniors have been busy getting ready for the prom, May 8. All of the fine details have been drawn up, and now it’s just the matter of getting a date. The theme of this year's prom is “Stairway to Heaven,” and it should be a good one, because the juniors have put in a lot of time on it. -NWACTIVITIES 24 Vocal and Band Contest B-Argos-H T-Goshen Relays 25 FHA-State 26 G-Plymouth-H-4 p.m. 27 GAA Track-E. Central-T B-Whitko-T-4:15 p.m. G-LaVille-H-4:15 p.m. T-Plymouth-Manchester-H-4:30 p.m. 29 GAA Track-Goshen-Jimtown-H GAA Tennis-E. Central B-Goshen-T-4:30 p.m. G-Goshen-H-3:45 p.m. T-Northridge-T-4:30 p.m.

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Advance News Photo FFA awards North Wood FFA members received awards at the Chapter’s banquet, held Monday night at Raymond's Restaurant in Wakarusa. Seated, from left, Kerin Hoover, Dekalb leadership \ward and Steve Mikel, Star Chapter Farmer. Standing, from left. Kelly George, Chapter Star Green Hand, Wayne Weldy. Honorary Chapter Farmer and Jerry Weldy, Sheets Memorial Award.

Future Farmers have awards banquet, program

The 1976 Future Farmers of America (FFA), North Wood Chapter, awards banquet and program was held Monday night at Raymond’s Restaurant in Wakarusa. Following opening ceremonies and the meal, members introduced their parents, arid special guests were introduced by President Steve Mikel. The State Vice-President of FFA, Kent Crosby, was the guest speaker for the program. Awards were made as follows: Proficiency: Foresfcry-Tim Witmer; Sheep-Kerm Hoover; Placement in Ag.

Schools receive money for lunch and breakfast programs

Indiana school corporations wheih participate in school lunch and school breakfast programs have received special disbursements, Dr. Harold H. Neglty, State Superintendent of Public Instruc-

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Prod.-John Groose. Seed Sales: Terry Flickinger, first; Dave Blessing, second and Joann Klotz, third. Honorary Chapter Farmers named were Wayne Weldy, Jerry Lelle and Ted Wesolek. Star Green Hand: Kelly George; Star Chapter Farmer: Steve Mikel; Dekalb Leadership Award: Kerm Hoover; Sheets Memorial Award: Jerry Weldy. New officers of the chapter were introduced by President Steve Midel, who passed the president’s gavel to. Tam Brock. Tom Brock offered the closing ceremonies.

tion, announced. These monies totalling nearly $853,39u.00 will eanable schools to purchase foods on the local market during the remainder of the 1976 fiscal year. Elkhart County received a total of $18,893.06 in disDui sements. Distribution was: Fairfield Community Schools, $1,245.21; Baugo Community Schools, $1,093.38; Concord Community Schools, $2,597.48; Middlebury Community Schools, $1,775.98; Wa Nee Community Schools, $2,101.89; Elkhart Community Schools, $7,177.05; Goshen Community School, $2,701.88. Parochial schools received $200.19.

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