Nappanee Advance-News, Volume 109, Number 34, Nappanee, Elkhart County, 15 January 1986 — Page 7

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Celebrate 6 Oth

Mr. and Mrs. Edward StuUman, 155 Mlddlebury St.. Shipshewana, celebrated their 60th wedding anniversary December 31, 1965. Hosting the family celebration were their daughters, Ruth Welrlch and Velma Miller, both of Shipshewana, and Catherine Bender of Nappanee. Stutzman and the former Mary Margaret Slabaugh were married December 31, 1925 in Plymouth by the Rev. Edward Strecker. The couple has 11 grandchildren and 20 great-grandchildren. They retired from farming In 1979.

Nappanee Lions support Leader Dog training

The Nappanee Lions Club has recently received a certificate of appreciation for its support of the Leader Dog Training Program. The certificate was issued by Harold L. Pocklington, director of Leader Dogs for the Blind, Rochester Hills,

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The first meeting of a welltrained Leader Dog and the new owner la the emotional start of Independent travel. A lasting partnership Is born, thanks to friends of the school. Michigan, in recognition of the club’s SIOO donation in 1985. The project is supported by Lions Clubs throughout the United States. Past enrollments have included 16 graduates from Indiana in 1981; 16 in 1982; 16 in 1983 ; 21 in 1984, and 14 in 1985. A total of 338 persons received Leader Dogs, and went through the training program in 1985. Lions interested in helping blind men and women solve their travel problems established and developed the Leader Dog School, one of the largest organizations of its kind in the world, in 1939. The purpose of the school is to train dogs to lead blind persons, and to provide facilities and means whereby blind persons may obtain Leader Dogs. Ail eligible blind men and women are taught to travel, with safety, with the assistance of their Leader Dog. Instructors at the Leader Dog School convert ordinary house pets (German Shepherds, Golden and Labrador Retrievers) into lifetime companions, capable of leading the blind to their destination. Lions are privileged to offer the

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services of Leader Dogs for the Blind, without obligation. There is no charge for service. Since the Leader Dog School was founded, over 7,000 “teams” have graduated. Ron Reiser, 504 Ivy Court, Nappanee, is the Leader Dog Committeeman from this area. You may contact him for further information, or write Leader Dogs for the Blind, Rochester, Michigan, 48063.

Happy Birthday 16 Rose Marie Metzler Rick Fisher Mrs. Harvey Hochstetler Mrs. Doris Sheets 17 Leslie Rice Anna Yoder Laura Yoder Patricia Middaugh Kenneth Mitschelen Abbie Miller 18 Kirk Hively Mardis Hollar Karen Mishler Willis Yoder C. E.Stalnaker Otto Sparks Tony Grimm Laure Sauer Terry Smith 19 Gladys Heckaman Edna Vinke WilfordC. Sparks Mrs. James M. Lentz Linda Muntz Judy Johnson 20 Johns. Price Dorothy Forsythe John E. Miller Eugene Field Tom Young John D. Weldy Bree Kaylor 21 Pam Hively Wayne Yoder Julia Reed Mrs. Stahly Weldy Phyllis Heckaman Randall Kuhns Anna Mae Wise 22 Greg Frick Samuel Biller Theo Beer Isaac G. Weaver Thelma Bigler Orus Yoder Harvey Miller, Jr. Carolyn Barnes Jeff Bean Kristine A. Helmuth

START THE NEW YEAR RIGHT!! Give to yourselfGood physical fitness I 37 EXERCISE \ I CLASSES WEEKLY • FREE BABYSITTING 9 AM TO 12 NOON DAILY MitnessT / 1001 N. Main St Nappanaa Northwood Profaaslonal Bldg. Lower Laval OPEN 0-0 DAILY 8-6 SAT. 773-2324

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 am. until 2 p.m. Activities at the site include table games and puzzles, a Tuesday Bible study, and other activities as announced. Persons are asked to call the site one day in advance to make reservations for the meals, (773-2228). There is no set chargeeach person is asked to pay just what he feels he can afford. Bible study pastor for the month of January will be Rev. Dortha Winger Fry, from the Turkey Creek Church of the Brethren. MENUS Thursday, January 16-Grapefruit juice, beef and noodles, parsley carrots, snowflake dinner roll with margarine, chocolate birthday cake,

There’s always something going on at the Elder Haus Senior Center, 258 E. Market St. Something new that is already happening is the chair exercises! These are special exercises especially designed for the senior citizen, who doesn't want a lot of vigorous exercise. Come and find out what it is all about! Don’t forget about the carry-in dinner planned for January 22. The dinner begins at noon, and a special program will follow. Rev. Robin App will speak on the “Quality of Life For Senior Citizens.” Plan on joining us! Regular activities at the Elder Haus include the new chair exercises on Tuesday mornings at 10

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Bob McAndrew, director for Nappanee’s Open Door, has provided the following financial report to the conlmunity. Donations received in 1985 were from churches, service clubs, church school classes, various organizations and many individuals, and totaled $12,860.74. Expenses included the following: Utilities, $4947.72; food, $4790.42; lodging. $1325.56; medical, $99.63; gasoline, etc., $426.83; telephone, insurance and misc. expenses, $210.82. Administrative costs, SOO. Expenses totaled $1059.76, leaving a working balance at the end of the year of $1059.76. A report showing the volunteer hours worked and families and individuals helped, etc., will appear in next week’s issue of The AdvanceNews.

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Happy 24th Birthday SHARON

milk, tea, or coffee. Friday, January 17-Apricot juice, fish sticks with tartar sauce, macaroni and cheese, cole slaw, cracked wheat bread with margarine, lemon pudding, milk, tea, or coffee. Monday, January 20-Apple juice, baked ham, buttered sweet potatoes, wax beans, white bread with margarine, sugar cookies, milk, tea, or coffee. Tuesday, January 21-Tomato juice, beef stew with potatoes, carrots. onions, and cabbage, pickled beets, com bread with margarine, fruit cup, milk, tea, or coffee Wednesday, January 22Cranberry juice, stuffed green pepper. lima beans, pumpernickel bread with margarine, filled doughnut, milk, tea, or coffee. Thursday, January 23-Apricot juice, chili, cheese and crackers, molded lime vegetable gelatin, rice pudding, milk, tea, or coffee.

a m., regular exercise class Monday morning at 10 am., crafts and quilting all day on Monday, bridge and euchre at 1 p.m. on Tuesday, and cards and games on Thursday at 1 p.m Art classes are still being held on Friday at 10 a m., with crafts following later in the afternoon. Toastmasters The WaNee Toastmaster was Rick Jenkins for Tuesday's meeting, and he saw that all parts of the program were present. The meeting began with Bob Rose as jester. He took the group from Texas to the divorce court. Bob Callander, topic leader, presented a variety of subjects, ranging from "Your Opinion of the Chicago Bears” and “Does Overwork Lead to Long Life” to “Why Teach Latin in School” and “Are the Indiana Legislatures Paid An AdeLibrary board meets... . v The Board of Trustees of the Nappanee Public Library will meet at the library, Tuesday, January 21, at 7:30p.m. The public Is invited to attend.

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40th anniversary

During the holidays, Marcie and Abe Wlebe, Nappanee, gathered with their six children and their families, at the home of their daughter, Rachel, In Ocala, Florida. In addition to celebrating the Christmas season together, the family commemorated Marcie (Franz) and Abe’s 40th wedding anniversary In 1965. They were married on August 16,1945, In Mountain Lake, Minnesota. Their children are Carol Hoke, Granger; Lloyd, San Diego, California; Rachel Shetler, Ocala, Florida; Doug, SeatUe, Washington; Lisa Hastetler, Houston, Texas, and Jan Wlebe, Chicago, Illinois. Mr. and Mrs. Wlebe own Accent Photography in Nappanee.

quate Daily Per Diem”. Those responding to the topics were Dick Sheets, Larry Smith, Merrlel Callander, Roy Williams and Sally Ingram. Ellie Ogle presented an entertaining and illuminating speech entitled “Can We Talk?” In this speech, she offered resolutions that even a dog

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