Nappanee Advance-News, Volume 109, Number 33, Nappanee, Elkhart County, 8 January 1986 — Page 7

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Doctor welcomed “I made the decision in fifth grade to be a veterinarian,” says the newest doctor at the Nappanee Veterinary Hospital, Nan Boss. She is graduated in May from the University of Illinois School of Veterinary Medicine and Joined the staff in October. Dr. Boss is “really pleased that things are working out,” and is pictured here with “Buster” Masterson. She and her husband Bob reside in Nappanee. (AN photo by Marie Dobecki)

Hospital news

ELKHART GENERAL Ruby Martin, surgery, January 5. Eileen Clouse, admitted, January 6. MICHIANA COMMUNITY Neal Koher, surgery, December 30. James Dawson, surgery, Jahuary 3. Kathy Geiger, surgery, January 3. Tom Hardy, surgery, January 3. Lizzie Hostetler, admitted, January 4. Florence Kulp, admitted, January 6. Dallas Bean, admitted, January 6. BIRTHS Daryl and Karev Chupp, daughter, December 29, Goshen General Hospital. Brent and Mary Heffner, son, December 29, Goshen General Hospital. Harvey and Annie Borkholder, daughter, Lorene H., January 5, Community Hospital of Bremen. Rodney and Susan Burkholder, son, January 4, Elkhart General Hospital. Joe and Susan lanella, daughter, December 31, Elkhart General Hospital. Steve and Paige Seitz, daughter, January 5, Michiana Community Hospital. Tom and Janet Hill, daughter, January 5, Michiana Community Hospital. AMBULANCE CALLS December 26-6:30 p.m., Todd Montgomery, Etna Green, from SR 19 and CR SOON to Bremen Community Hospital. December 30-2 a.m., Jason Hite, 603 E. Broad St., Nappanee, from home to Michiana Community Hospital. ° December 30-2:51, Lester Widmoyer, 403 S. Main St., Nappanee, from home to Elkhart General Hospital. January 2- 4:40 p.m., Eli J. and Linda Yoder, Rt. 1, Bremen, from % of a mile south of US 6 on Beech Rd.,

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to Elkhart General Hospital. January 4-11:30 am., Lovina Sechrist, resident of LuAnn Nursing Home to Elkhart General Hospital. January 4-1:30 p.m., George Walters, 355 S. Main St., Nappanee, from home to Elkhart General Hospital. January 6-2:34 a.m., Roger Gaff, 26022 CR 50 Rt.l, Nappanee, from home to Elkhart General Hospital.

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Another special trip is being planned for the Elder Haus group! This time, the group will travel to the Bowen Center in Warsaw. Reservations are required, and the bus leaves Elder Haus at 9:15 a.m., on Thursday, January 9. Lunch will be at Jon Wongs. There are still art classes being held every Friday at 10 a.m., with crafts following in the later afternoon. Come out and try your talent! Beginning January 9, the Elder Haus will offer a new exercise program for those who do not want to do vigorous exercise. These special “chair” exercises are especially designed for the senior citizen, and

Lu's news... A column of happenings at the LuAnn Nursing Home

A few of the residents were picked up by relatives for Christmas dinner. The rest had a delicious dinner here, and a few entertained guests. The menu selected of steak, mashed potatoes, green bean casserole, hot roll, jello salad, and Bob Andy pie. Everything was delicious. One day before Christmas, a group from school came here and sang for us. Thanks, kids! The Salvation Army came one day and distributed gifts to everyone. These were very much appreciated. We had many groups who came carolling. The Christmas songs are so beautiful and the season for them seems so short. We really enjoyed all the beautiful singing. Thanks to

Surprise celebration for Howard Bergers

Mr. and Mrs. M. Howard Berger, R 2, Nappanee, were honored at a surprise open house, Sunday afternoon, January 5, in the Northwood Circle community room, for their 45th wedding anniversary. M. Howard and E. Bemiece Fisher were married on Christmas Day, 1940, by her father, the Rev. a ■ Club notes... The new year started out with a “crunch” for the Wa-Nee Toastmasters-the crunch of frozen snow, that is! Larry Smith was toastmaster, introducing the speakers of the morning, Tuesday, at Roeder’s Bakery. Bob Callander was jester, bringing the group theology in the form of Notre Dame sports. Rick Jenkins served as the topic leader, encouraging the group to be receptive to sharing humorous moments from the past year’s news and TV shows. Those responding were Dick Sheets, Bob Rose, Bob Callander, Sally Ingram and Ellie Ogle. Dick Sheets presented a speech, giving an overview of the club during the past year, with observations and suggestions about the coming

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will be held Tuesday and Thursday mornings at 10 a.m. Come and see what it’s like! Other regular activities going on atJheElder Haus include crafts and quilting all day on Monday, and euchre and bridge at l p.m. on Tuesday. There are also cards and games played on Thursday at 1 p.m. On Wednesday, January 15, there will be another exciting Tri Kappa Bingo! Be sure to bring prizes for this event. Action starts at 1:30 p.m. Just as a special reminder, when there is no school because of the weather conditions, the Elder Haus will also be closed.

everyone. Our new residents are Richard Balmer and Sadie Hun. Welcome to Orvaline Curtis, our new nurse’s aide The Senior Citizens Club of Bremen came and sang for us. We always enjoy hearing from them. January birthdays being celebrated at LuAnn include: Maxine Slabaugh, the 2nd; Laura Fredericks, the 3rd; Maggie Blessing, the 17th; Mary Wenger, the 18th; Lavina Sechrist, the 20th; Ethel Eilers and Richard Blamer, the 22nd; Maude Jackson, the 25th; and Goldie Weaver, the 31st. Best wishes to all the birthday celebrants! Vivian Kline, resident reporter.

Joseph B. Fisher, in their home. The reception for friends, neighbors and relatives was hosted by their children: Mrs. Doris Ann Heckaman, Nappanee; Mrs. Janice Fackler, Syracuse; Mrs. Margaret Bell, Matteson, Illinois; Mrs. Lynn Whittenberger, Nappanee; Steve, Nappanee, and William, Goshen. year Dick, the club’s immediate past president, installed the new officers for 1986. They are Larry Smith, president; Merriel Callander, educational vice-president; Rick Jenkins, administrative vicepresident; Sally Ingram, secretary ; Jean McElheny, treasurer, and Dick Sheets, sergeant at arms.

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Seniors invited for activities, hot lunches

The following schedule of meals and activities is announced by REAL Services, sponsors of the program. Nappanee’s site, located at Church of the Brethren, Mack Drive, is open Monday through Friday from 10 a.m. until 2 p.m. Activities at the site include table games and puzzles, a Tuesday Bible study, and other activities as announced. The December Bible study is being led by Pastor Robin Laßue, of the First Mennonite Church, Nappanee. Persons are asked to call the site one day in advance, to make reservations for the meals, (773-2228). There is no set charge-each person is asked to pay just what he feels he can afford. MENUS Thursday, January 9-Orange juice, ham and beans, carrot raisin salad, corn bread with margarine, oreo cookies, milk, tea, or coffee. Friday, January 10-Pineapple juice, sliced turkey roll with gravy, sweet potatoes, broccoli, dinner roll with margarine, pumpkin pie, milk, tea, or coffee. Monday, January 13-Assorted

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