Nappanee Advance-News, Volume 109, Number 19, Nappanee, Elkhart County, 2 October 1985 — Page 2

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Festival quilt The winner of the special Apple Festival quilt, created by Idols Best, third from left, was Elinor Avery, Syracuse. She is pictured receiving her quilt from Bobbie Wilson, left, Apple Festival chairperson, and Lucille Masterson, right, The House Across the Street manager-who removed the quilt from exhibit in the store’s window. (AN photo)

NAPPANEEr Bob & Shivley Adams say: I THEATRE Help Us Celebrate 5 Years B bßs In The Theatre Business 0 All Seats y 2:00 t _ 2:00 & 4:00 All Tima* HOSTBUSTERS THE u. ml. !■ JSTERS llilfl ,E BACK. UU|H GET SLIMED more time. ■EpBMHMHH| irOj —^ All Seat* at.-7:0049:15 I>oo on, Tues - 7:00 All Timas I three to six can *£ *£%s£&' T^UL3JL , .mmiiwosO ' V l®

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Library sponsors poster contest Celebrate with us! The Nappanee Public Library will be moving into the new library building soon. As part of the celebration of the opening of the new facility, the lirbary staff is sponsoring a poster contest for children and young adults. Entrants are asked to design a poster depicting how they would celebrate the library’s opening. Prizes will be awarded for grades 1-3, grades 4-5, grades 5-8, and grades 9-12. Stuffed animals, books or North Wood backpacks will be offered to first prize winners. Entry forms, complete contest rules and posterboard are available at the library. Leaf pickup by city... Due to the upcoming leaf pickup season, the last odd-sized trash pickup for Nappanee will be Friday, October 4. The pickups will then resume in the spring. Anyone living within three miles of Nappanee may have leaves collected by calling 773-2112 or 773-4322. Please provide good directions to your residence and the location of the leaves to be collected. Tickets 501d... Nappanee Noon Klwanians are offering their popular travelogue tickets, good for the four presentations in the current series: Canada, New England, Egypt i- and New Zealand. Tickets are priced at 910 for adults, and 96 for students Single session tickets will also be available at the door, the night of the presentations. All films are shown In the North Wood High School auditorium, I 7:30p.m. Police 10g... A two car collision on Friday. I September 27 resulted in the injury I of one Nappanee resident. Mary Jane Burkholder, Rt. 2, was I taken to Elkhart General Hospital I after the car she was riding in colI lided with one driven by Scott Miller, 15226E.*250N, Kokomo, on US6E, just I outside the entranceway to Pizza I Hut. I According to police reports, the I accident occured at 1400 E. Market I St., just 500 ft. east of Miriam. Miller ■ stated he was making a left hand [turn into Pizza Hut, when the van I driven by Darwin G. Lampen, also lof Nappanee, hit him. Lampen I stated to police that he didn't see any I vehicle until he struck the Miller I vehicle. Miller stated that he didn’t I remember being in the turning lane I to turn. Miller was arrested for failing to I yield the right of way while making I the turn. Lampen did not have a chance to react to the car turning in front of him.

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Lidy Brown, daughter of Claude and Janet Brown, 451 W. Van Buren St., Nappanee, receives congratulations upon being selected as the “Apple of Nappanee’s Eye Queen”, Saturday, during the Apple Festival. Lidy, a freshman at North Wood High School, Is congratulated by last queen, Betty Holderman. The queen was selected by s panel of Judges who read an essay she entered, along with other candidates, on what she expects to get out of high school. Candidates were selected by eighth grade classmates during the last school year. (AN photos by Kim Keiser) ,

Lee and Ux Clark, Bremen, and their family, left, receive the keys to J.B.’s Place from Jim and Sarah BUtx, who are moving to Ft. Wayne. The Clarks report that they plan to continue the ■ante friendly, courteous service, and make a few <*hn|M which will benefit the community. Stop in and get acquainted. (AN photo)