Nappanee Advance-News, Volume 109, Number 28, Nappanee, Elkhart County, 4 December 1985 — Page 7

Announce engagement

Eric Duncan It Ddwrab Holmti

The winter heating season has arrived in the Nappanee area, and, unfortunately, some of the factory layoffs have started to come at the same time. This has caused an increase in the requests for Energy Assistance at Open Door. Nappanee is fortunate, however, that the matching funds program at -NIPSCO has started at this time, so' that each dollar paid by Open Door is matched by a dollar from the NIPSCO stockholders. Open Door has tried over the years to help those in unfortunate situations to avoid having the gas and electricity shut off. This means that Open Door, in addition to having food in the food pantry, must have funds in the bank, in order to pay these bills. This is accomplished by receiving cash donations from individuals, churches, clubs and some businesses. In addition, for the past two years, the service cjubs have had bell ringers on the streets during the Christmas season. This has made a substantial contribution to Open Door funds. Open Door has made a request for funds to the Special Program Fund Committee of United Way, but the committee has denied the request, due to lack of funds. Open Door has renewed the request to them, and hope to receive help after the first of the year. Bob McAndrews, Open Door Director.

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Holmes- , —) Duncan Mr. and Mrs. Mathew Holmes are proud to announce the engagement of their daughter, Deborah Kay, to Eric Tod Duncan, son of Mr. and Mrs. William Duncan, Nappanee. Debbie and her family moved to Nappanee from Illinois nine years ago, and Eric has lived in Nappanee all his life. He is presently in the Marine Corps, serving as a P.F.C. They are planning a February wedding. Community Center Mrs. Walter Miller Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Good attended a party given by Mr. and Mrs. John Good for their two-year-old daughter, Brenna, Wednesday evening. The following day, the two Good families enjoyed a family Thanksgiving celebration at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Glen Correll, Woodbum. Amy and Sandra Suihmy were Thanksgiving Day guests of Mr. and Mrs, Elmer Wright and David, Warsaw. Chris Ryan and Rev. Noah Knepp were united in marriage at the First Baptist Church of Oswego Saturday. Rev. Knepp is the former pastor of the Hepton Union Church. The Active Ladies Club Christmas breakfast is to be held at Peddler’s Village Saturday morning, December 7, weather permitting. Instead of the usual Sunday evening service on December 8, at the Mt. Tabor Church, the congregation is invited to attend the fifth annual outdoor Christmas pageant, “The Holy Night," presented by the Grace United Methodist Church of Bremen. The church bus will leave the Mt. Tabor parking lot at 7:15. It is suggested that everyone dress warmly. The Inland Culp family spent Thanksgiving with close relatives in southern Illinois. Marie McCuen was confined to her bed following a fall in her home recently. Those who enjoyed a Thanksgiving get-together at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Douglas Hartzell on Sunday were Mr. and Mrs. Don Hartzell; Mr. and Mrs. James Hartzell, Jeff and Jeremy; Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Angiemyer, Mark and Randy; Mr. and Mrs. Dennis Hartzell and Danielle; Mr. and Mrs. Mike Hollar. Chris and Michele and Mr.

Hospital news

Blanche Weldy, surgery, November 29, Elkhart General Hospital. Nan Appleman, admitted, November 27, Community Hospital of Bremen. • MICHIANA COMMUNITY Richard Garner, admitted, November 26. Toni Scott, surgery, November 26. Kathleen Peterson, surgery, November 27. Kristen Kirkdorffer, surgery, November 29. Dan Stoneburner, admitted, December 2. BIRTHS Robert and Freda Schmucker, son, December 2, at Community Hospital of Bremen. AMBULANCE CALLS November 22~10:20a.m., Janice Gillendon, Knox, from the Burger Dairy Store to Elkhart General Hospital. November 22-8:45p.m., Lewis Pippenger, 652 W. Van Buren St., Nappanee, fropi home to Elkhart General Hospital. November 25-8:10a.m., Steven Kasdorf, 256 E. Indiana, Nappanee, from Blue Fin to Elkhart General Hospital. November 30-Deb Hanes, ,70938 Tecumseh, Nappanee, from Thornburg’s, to Elkhart General Hospital. and Mrs. Alvin Kurtz. Letha Flory is now recuperating at home from recent surgery. * Mr. and Mrs. Ray Miller spent Thanksgiving Day with Mr. and Mrs. Seward Harman. Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Bower were afternoon callers. Evangelistic services continue at the Hepton Union Church. Tonight (Wednesday) is 100 percent church family night, Thursday is visitors’ night, Friday is pack-a-pew night, Saturday is all gospel musical night and Sunday is 100 percent church family day.

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• Come in and register for our SIOO gift certificate giveaway. • Take home a free Amish fruitcake with a purchase of $39 or more. • Gift wrapping is always free at The House Acton The Street. • Open Sundays ’til Christmas, 1-5 p-m.

Children enrolled in the North Main Mennonite Nursery School held a Grandparent Thanksgiving Celebration, Tuesday, November 26, at the school Children made their own butter and bread for the meal. Twenty-three children and thirty-three grandparents participated In the celebration (AN photo by Marie Dobeckl)

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Ko-Ko Knit coordinates will help you pull your wardrobe together, and now you can find them in sizes to fit you perfectly! Choose from jackets, blazers and bkxises in sizes 3642, and skirts or slacks in sizes 30-36. Jackets and blazers range in price from S3B- - Blouses are now only s2l. Skirts and slacks are priced at S2O and $23. Pick from red, navy, and amethyst colors. dresses are arriving each week to keep our selection large during this holiday . season. We also have purses, and leather __ gloves with cashmere lining, $25. Driving gloves, sl2.

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