Nappanee Advance-News, Volume 103, Number 18, Nappanee, Elkhart County, 3 October 1979 — Page 4

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Nappanee Advance-News Wednesday, October 3, 1979

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Golden Anniversary Mr. and Mrs. Dan Coppes, Nappanee, will celebrate their 50th wedding anniversary October 7, with a celebration for family and friends, at the home of their son and daughter-in-law, Frank and Monna Coppes, at Little Chapman Lake. Frank and Monna will also be celebrating their 25th anniversary on that date. Mr. Coppes and the former Beulah Bruce were united in marriage October 6, 1929, at LaPlata, Mo. They are the parents of five children: Franks., Warsaw; Bill E„ Beverly Shores, IN.; Mrs. William (Nancy) Warner, Clarendon Hills, ILL.; Richard A. , Atwood, and Michael L., Bloomington.

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Everyone in the community 'who enjoyed last week’s Apple Festival owes a big “111801(5!” to members of the festival committee, who worked long and hard to make this year’s event bigger and better than ever—and they succeeded! The weather was gorgeous, the edibles delicious, the concessions and entertainment enjoyable, and the overall festive atmosphere of the community added the perfect touch for a fall weekend. So thanks, committee, organizations and individuals who contributed in any way towards making the Apple Festival the success it was. We can hardly wait until next year! XXX The Dottsy Show at North Wood High School Saturday night was fun and entertaining, in spite of the small crowd. Dottsy appeared to be very much at home in a small community, enjoyed talking with the audience between numbers, and spent time after the show talking to persons and signing autographs. She’s a great entertainerwatch for her records. , XXX Pat Miner was the lucky lady who won the velvet and silk patchwork coverlet which was on display in the window at J&R Coppes. The coverlet, designed and created by members of the Embroiderer’s Guild, is a beauty. Congratulations, Pat. XXX Ranita McMurtrey and Weldy’s Paint won the first place ribbon for the Activities 1 Commi n “ouncil WSCS Woman’s Relief Corps 2 Lady Lions American War Mothers Woman’s Club F&AM Lodge VFW Father’s Auxiliary 3 Park Board VFW Auxiliary Rotary Lyceum Club > Ruth Circle Martha Circle 4 Senior Citizens VFW Civil Defense -i Town & Country Club 8 Columbus Day Jaycee Board Legion Auxiliary School Board Calvary Baptist Women 9 Home Echoes Tri Kappa Fire Department Aux. Eastern Star 10 Lions Club Rotary Psi lota Xi Lydia Circle 11 Legion Meeting Thursday Club 15 Common Council 16 Jayshees Mary Circle 17 Rotary VFW Auxiliary Wesleyan Guild 18 VFW 22 Jaycees School Board 23 Democratic Women Royal Arch Masons 24 United Nations Day Lions Club Rotary Psi lota Xi 25 NCT “The Sunshine Boys” 27 NCT “The Sunshine Boys” Fire Dept. Aux. - Halloween Party 31 Halloween

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"Best Decorated Merchant’s Window’’ for the Apple Festival. xxx And. . .Metzler’s shoes called to report that Laura Stutzman, Nappanee, guessed the exact number of the apples in the lucky treasure chest at Metzler’s. She won a free top. The number was 95. xxx Dean and Ruth Geyer are home from a three-week fishing trip to Minnesota, and Dean reports that the weather was great, and so was the fishing. Let him tell you about his super catch of bass, xxx Merl—glad to hear you’re home again. Take care, and get back to work soon—we need someone to pick on! Really—you are missed! • xxx Forrest and Ruth George returned Monday after a week-long vacation in the West. Most of their time was spent in Tuscon and Phoenix, Arizona. Ruth reports that they had a great time, in spite of almost unbearably hot weather. They were gladtlo get back to Nappanee. Coming up this weekend—my mom’s birthday—what could be more important? ! Conner Prairie outing is October 11 Those members of Thursday Club and others who have elected to join the visit to Conner Prairie on October 11, are to meet at the south end car park North Wood School at 8:45 a.m. The bus will depart at 9 a m promptly. The outing will also include a visit to a glass works and antique shop at Elwood, and an evening meal at Duff’s Restaurant at Kokomo.

MOpen Door Phone 773-7516 It was business as usual this week at Open Door. There were two in-town drivers, Richard Vinke and one who wishes to remain anonymous. Lois Cork, Ruth Mast, Bob McAndrew and Susie Pletcher provided the out-of-town transportation. Thanks to all of you. Camp Fire news The Shle-Ta-Ma-Nu-Kah-Wee Camp Fire group elected officers at their meeting held last week. Renee Henschen is president; Pam Rink, treasurer; Susan Lehman, secretary; Abby Lelle, song leader, and Theresa Otto, reporter Market report October 3.1!17!> Shelled Corn 2.65 Wheat 4.18 Beans 6.75 Oats 1.70

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Honeymoon in Florida

Wedding vows were exchanged September 22, at the Living Gospel Church, Nappanee, by Debra Troyer, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Bud Troyer, 655 E. Market St., Nappanee, and Don Bussard, son of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Bussard, Tecumseh Acres, Nappanee. Rev. Otto Beer, Jr. performed the ceremony, in the presence of 200 guests. Special music was provided by Cam and Terri Bussard, soloists, and Marie Tom, organist. The bride chose a long white traditional wedding gown, and carried a bouquiet of white roses and pink carnations. She was attended by Jean Sheets as maid of honor, and Lori Hoffer, Laurie Myers and Tammy Troyer, her sister, as bridesmaids. They wore rose colored dresses with capes, and carried small lanterns with

Married in Michigan

Kay Ellen Sorenson, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Marlys V. Sorenson, Clarks Grove, and Ryan Robert Schroeder, son of Mr. and Mrs. Reginald D. Schroeder, Okemos, Mich., were wed at 1:30 p.m. Sept. 2. The Rev. Ronald Huber performed the double-ring ceremony at Community Lutheran Church, Geneva. Karen J. Klocek, sister of the bride was matron of honor. Kathleen M. Dobbertin, sister of the bride, Albert Lea and Marcia K. Otterson, cousin of the bride, Clarks Grove, were bridesmaids. Flower girls were Jennifer and Kelly Dobbertin, daughters of Mr. and Mrs. Craig Dobbertin, and Angela Klocek, daughter of Karen and Kim Klocek, all of Albert Lea. Steve Schroeder, Cedar Rapids, lowa, brother of the groom was best man, Keith Sorenson, Clarks Grove, brother of the bride, and Wayne

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floral arrangements. Glen Anglemyer served as the groom’s best man. Groomsmen were Todd Hoffer, Randy Hughes and Kim Clouse, and ushers were Steve Troyer and Terry Bussard. A reception followed the ceremony, at the Nappanee Church of the Brethren. Assisting hostesses were Pat Adams, .Kathy Ryman, Sandy Bemiller, Mindy Flowers and Lynette Persing. Mrs. Bussard is a graduate of North Wood High School, and is employed at Artistic Hairdresser, Nappanee. Her husband, also a North Wood grad, works at D&L Martin Construction. Following a honeymoon to Daytona Beach, Florida, they are making their home in Foraker.

Mr. and Mrs. Ryan R. Schroeder

Schroeder, Okemos, Mich.j brother of the groom, were groomsmen. Ushers were Gary Houde, Roseville, and Damon Herbert, Des Moines, lowa. Mark Schroeder, Okemos, brother of the groom, was candle lighter, Janis Brown was soloist. A reception for 250 guests was held at the church hall following the ceremony. Following a wedding trip to Minneapolis, the coUple will make their home at 215 South Pearl St. The bride is a 1975 graduate from Albert Lea High School and attended St. Cloud State Uaiversity in 1978-79. She is employed by Wilson and Cos. The groom graduated in 1975 from Northwood High School in Nappanee, attended the University of Northern lowa, Cedar Falls, lowa, and St. Cloud University. He is employed by Wilson and Cos.