Nappanee Advance-News, Volume 109, Number 32, Nappanee, Elkhart County, 1 January 1986 — Page 6

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Holiday winner Bea Stapleton, 15616 S. Main St., Nappanee, was the winner of a SSOO gift certificate in a holiday drawing at Newcomer and Son Jewelry. Presenting the certificate is Brad Newcomer. (AN photo by Marie Dobecki)

Quality Care is Active Residents Our nursing home has an activities program that provides motivation through games, fun, crafts, outings, educational opportunities, a means to serve others through special projects and more. Meaningful activities mean quality care at: Millers Merry Manor, Inc. 300 N. Washington P.O. Box 710 Wakarusa, IN 46573 219-862-4511 o The Health Care Professionals With The HOmetown Touch

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Seniors invited for \< - activities, hot lunches

The following schedule of activities and lunches for persons over age 60 has been announced by REAL Services, sponsors of the program. The Nappanee site, located at the Church of the Brethren, Mack Drive, is open Monday through Friday, from 10a.m.-2p.m. Please call the site one day in advance, 773-2228, to make reservations for the meals. There is no set charge-each person is asked to pay just what he feels he can afford. Activities at the site include table games and puzzles, and a Tuesday Bible study, with local ministers leading the study each week. MENUS Thursday, January 2-Grapefruit juice, double chicken, dressing and gravy, three bean salad, snowflake dinner roll with margarine, yellow apple, milk, tea and coffee. Friday, January 3-Apricot juice,

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Try this golden tortilla casserole for an economical, hearty and. hopefully, a delicious family dinner. It’s a combination of creamy dairy foods, spicy chilies and cool cling peaches that add nutrients as well as flavor. It’s also a good potluck dish, because it is easy to prepare. Between layers of fresh tortillas are two fillings. One is simply cottage cheese, sour cream and green onions. The second is made with can-

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sliced pot roast, buttered parsley potatoes, cream style com, Kaiser roll with margarine, plums, tea, milk and coffee. Monday, January 6-Tomato juice, beef chop suey, fluffyrice with soy sauce, cracked wheat bread'with margarine, spicy apple slices, fortune cookies, milk, tea and coffee. Tuesday, January 7-Pear nectar, stuffed, cabbage roll, mixed vegetables, cottage cheese with chives, pumpernickel bread with margarine, tangerine, milk, tea and coffee. Wednesday, January 8-Cranberry juice, chicken and noodles, green beans with bacon bits, whole wheat bread with margarine, bing cherry gelatin, milk, tea and coffee. Thursday, January 9-Orange juice, ham and beans, carrot raisin salad, com bread with margarine, Oreo cookies, milk, tea and coffee.

ned chili beans enlivened with green chilies, olives and the robust flavor of garlic. To top it all off, cling peach halves add a sunny appearance and flavor. Served hot and bubbly, this dish will have the family asking for seconds. GOLDEN TORTILLA CASSEROLE 1 can (16 oz.) cling peach halves in juice or extra light syrup 1 cup cottage cheese ‘6 cup sour cream 3 green onions, chopped 1 can (15 oz.) chili with beans 1 can (4 oz.) green chilies, chopped 'k cup sliced ripe olives '/ 2 1. garlic powder v 4 l. chili powder (optional) 3 T. vegetable oil 6 com tortillas '/2 cup grated Cheddar cheese Paprika Drain peaches, reserving juice for another use. Heat oven to 350 degrees. Mix cottage cheese, sour cream and green onions in small bowl. In separate bowl, mix canned chili, green chilies, olives, garlic powder and chili powder. In frying pan, heat oil. Cook each tortilla on each side. Layer three tortillas in bottom ,of one-half quart baking dish. Spoon cottage cheese mixture evenly over tortillas. Layer three more tortillas and top with chili mixture. Bake 35 minutes. Press peach halves into top of chili and sprinkle with cheese and paprika. Return to oven for about five minutes, or until cheese is melted and peaches are hot. Makes six servings.

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All seniors in the Nappanee community are invited to participate in the programs sponsored by Nappanee’s Elder Haus. The center, located at 258 E. Market St., is open Monday through Friday, with special activities scheduled daily. Exercise sessions take place on Monday and Thursday mornings, at 10:00. There are crafts and quilting all day on Monday; Cards and games on Thursday, beginning at lp.m., and an art class Friday morning, and crafts Friday afternoon. In addition, seniors are invited to drop in at the center any time during regular hours, for a cup of coffee and some warm fellowship. Special activities, including bus trips, are also a part of the Eider Haus schedule, and various school and service groups present special programs. For more information, or to request transportation services for trips to the doctor, for groceries, etc., please call 773-2424.

Diabetes education offered at Goshen

The diabetes education program at Goshen General Hospital has made a revision and update of classes being offered for 1986. Diabetes is on the upswing in the U.S., and represents the number three health problem in this country. Nancy Schooley, R.N., Diabetes Education Coordinator at Goshen Hospital, feels that it is necessary for people to be aware of diabetes, and to understand what is necessary for maintaining the best possible health. According to Nancy, people with diabetes can live normal, active, happy lives, if they understand their diabetes and properly care for it. Diabetes is a complex disease which affects people in different degrees. Although diabetes cannot be cured, it can be controlled. People can control diabetes with proper treatment that best meets the needs of their individual circumstances, t Since it is the person with diabetes that needs to properly carry out the treatment of his or her diabetes on a daily basis, it is very important to understand what diabetes is, and the hows and whys of their treatment program. Learning the basic information, plus an ongoing periodic update and refresher of diabetes information is

Red Cross launches relief campaign

Mr. James D. Wirt, Chapter Chairman, Elkhart County Red Cross, announced the appointment of Mr. Leßoy F. Ott, as chairman of a special Disaster Relief Campaign. Mr. Ott said, as far as the American Red Cross is concerned, 1985 has been (was) a disasterous Happy Birthday 2 Susann Sassaman Joanna Hochstetler Mrs. Don Rink Mrs. Maxine Slabaugh 3 Mrs. Sel Copeland Mrs. Kenneth Walters Mary Lou Yoder Dean Guard Kim Bollman 4 Mrs. Jerry Lentz John Hostetler Darrell White 5 Dean Harman Vicky Parcell Susan Callander Renae George , Darwin Hively r Lissa Kaehr 6 Sean Hershberger F. M. Kendall Brenda Ervin ~ James Slagle 7 Ezra Schmucker Pauline Weaver Andrea Biller Emma Cobbum Charity Cripe 8 Mrs. Darwin Hively Sherry Andrews Lois Marie Harman Milo Yoder Reggie Fisher Haskell Osborn Karla Hochstetler Carla Irwin v Kris Kern Mrs. Ed Stahley Doyle Vandiver Lora Belle Pippen 9 Mrs. Milo Yoder Julie Chrisman Amos Slabaugh Carl W. Yoder Brian Stouder

Special activities in January will include the opportunity to learn a new Domino game. Other games are enjoyed, and if you have a special one, you are invited to share it with the group at the Elder Haus. There will be a trip to the Bowen Center in Warsaw on January 9. Lunch will be at John Wongs. The group will leave the Elder Haus at 9:15a.m. Looking ahead; there will be a carry-in dinner January 22, with a special program afterwards. Robin App will speak on “Quality Life for Senior Citizens." Beginning January 9, there will be a new exercise program for persons who do not wish to participate in vigorous exercises. These will be special chair exercises, designed for senior citizens, at 10a.m. on Tuesday and Thursday mornings. Please remember-when there is no school because of weather conditions, the Elder Haus will be closed.

extremely important for keeping healthy with diabetes. Goshen Hospital will be offering a series of Diabetic Classes throughout 1986. The first of series will be offered January 13-16, from 7-8:30p.m., in the hospital’s Pepple Auditorium. The first class, on Monday evening, will be presented by Nancy Schooley, RN, on “Diabetes: Explanation and Care”. Tuesday evening's class, “Principles of the Diabetic Diet”, will be presented by Barbara Fierce, registered dietitian. Ms. Fierce will also direct the Wednesday evening class, “Using the Diabetic Exchange System” Planning Meals at Home and Away from Home.” The final class of the series, on Thursday evening, will be conducted by Nancy Schooley, RN, on “The Effects of Diabetes on the Body”. Home blood sugar testing advantages and the equipment and use will be included in the fourth class. The classes are open to diabetics, their families, and other interested persons. A nominal fee is charged for the classes. Preregistration is encouraged. Contact the hospital’s Education Dept., at 533-2141, ext. 1104, for further information and registration.

year. Since July 1, the Red Cross has committed almost SSO million to provide millions of disaster victims with food, clothing, shelter, and, in some cases, financial assistance, A rash of serious floods and hurricanes since Labor Day have left its disaster budget facing a sl3 million deficit. Never before in the 105-year history of the Red Cross has its disaster budget seen red. So that it may continue assisting families during current and future disasters, the Red Cross has launched a S2O million emergency disaster relief campaign. It is felt that every American, whether or not he or she was affected by a disaster this year, should support this fundraising effort. In one way or another, tljp Red Cross has touched most of our lives. Mr. Ott also said, that cost for Red Cross emergency assistance for Elkhart County residents affected by the local floods of 1982 and 1985 were paid in total by the American National Red Cross. Americans respond so generously when disasters strike other countries, whether it be in Mexico or Columbia. But now it’s time to look towards home, in our own backyard, and help support our fellow Americans who fall victim to mother nature’s wrath. You are encouraged to support the Red Cross campaign by sending donations to Elkhart County Chapter, American Red. Cross, 306 W. High St., Elkhart, IN. 46516. Egypt feature of travelogue The next feature in the Kiwanis Travelogue Series will be presented Tuesday, January 14, in the North Wood High School auditorium. Steve Gonser will offer film footage on “Egypt”, inviting the audience to “cruise the legendary Nile River in a traditional sailing boat; the river scenery of vibrantly fertile fields, and date orchards”, and share in other attractions of the country The presentation will begin at 7:30p.m., with tickets available at the door for those who do not have season tickets. They are priced at $3.50 for adults, and $2.50 for students.