Nappanee Advance-News, Volume 110, Number 31, Nappanee, Elkhart County, 2 August 1989 — Page 8

Nappanee Advance News Wednesday, August 2, 1989

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Nappanee Civic CHILDREN’S THEATRE j presents “Beauty & the Beast” August 4-5 7:30 p.m. Nappanee West Park Pavilion Adults - $3 Children - $1.50 flßi Thank QSr you! Family Fare Ameritrust Goshen Business Assoc. for purchasing our 4-H projects ROD & CHIP BRADWAY

List more fair winners...

The following persons were named winners in last week’s fair competition, at the Elkhart County Fair, Goshen. An initial list appeared in last week’s Advance-News. If you, or someone you know, have been missed, please contact the Advance-News staff, and your name will be included next week. OPEN CLASS FOODS: Yeast Products—cloverleaf rolls, Doris Biller, second. Brcads-white, Vela Blosscr, first; Doris Biller, second. Pies-Pauline Stahly, first for apple, apricot, berry and cherry. Filled cookies—Pauline Stahly, second; peanut butter cookies—Pauline Stahly, first. Candy-chocolate fudge, Pauline Stahly, second; divinity, peanut butter fudge and, English toffee, Pauline Stahly, lirsl. 4-H ARTS & CRAFTS: Candlcmaking-Div. 11l blue ribbon, Dori Hochstctler. Ceramics-Div. I honor ribbon, John Evans; blue ribbons, Jamie Moneyhefter and Angie Weber; Div. II blue ribbons, Beth Ann Geyer, Jessica Moneyheffer and Angie Reed; Div. IV, blue ribbon, Lori Wakley; Div. V honor ribbon, Heather Miller; Div. VI blue ribbon, Mindy Moneyheffcr; Div. VIII red ribbon. Shelly Bontrager; Div. IX blue ribbon Rodney Bontrager. Latch Hook-Div. I blue ribbon, Eva Maust; Div. VI blue ribbon, Lynae Krull. Counted cross Stitch— Div. I red ribbon, Leigh Fisher; Div. II county champion, honor ribbon and blue ribbon, Lynae Krull; while ribbon, Kimberly Sluckman; Div. 11l white ribbon, Gobi Huff; Div. IV white ribbon, Lori Gevcr; Div. V red

Ice cream tasters wanted

Here’s the scoop on a dream job that will have applicants licking their lips. Edy’s Grand Ice Cream has announced that it is accepting applications for ice cream tasters in its Third Annual Assistant Ice Cream Taster Contest. Twenty tasters will be selected nationwide and flown roundtrip to the company’s headquarters in Oakland, California for the one-day tasting binge. Any local winner will be limousined. Their assignment-to taste and evaluate each and every one of the new flavors the company has developed over the last year and choose those that will be marketed in 1990. “We think this is a great way to find out what flavors our customers want,” says the company’s official taster, John Harrison. “In the past two years, our Assistant Ice Cream Tasters have selected several flavors that were big hits the minute they were introduced.” - Potential assistant tasters must love ice cream with a passion, according to Harrison, and should consume more than the national average per capita of 15.3 quarts

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ribbon, Kelly Sluckman. Fine ArtsDrawing —Div. 1 blue ribbon, Gregory Mishlcr; red ribbon, Leslie Martin and Dustin Mattcrn; Div. II honor ribbon, Ben Hahn; blue ribbon, Ben Hahn; Div. 11l honor ribbon and blue ribbon, Josh Callander. Misc. Crafts—Div. I blue ribbon, Mary Ellen Kezar and John Maust; Div. 11l blue, ribbon, Jennifer Hostetler. DRAFT HORSE—Farm Team Class, Warren Hawley, first. OPEN CLASS CARCASSBARROW SHOW—Lightweight, Phil Hahn, fifth; heavyweight barrows, Phil Hahn, second. 4-H MODEL BUILDING Junior cars and trucks honor group: Jason Bickel and Adam Blosscr; senior cars and trucks honor group: Rob Galbreath; junior planes champion, Nathan Parrow; senior boats: Div. I blue ribbon, Jason Bickel and Adam Blosscr; Div. II blue ribbon, Scott Fervida; Div. II red ribbon, Lori Hostetler, Michele Martin and Brian Mishlcr; Div. 11l blue ribbon, Matthew Hahn; Div. 111, red ribbon, Dean Maust; Div. IV, blue ribbon, Gregory Mishlcr, Nathan Parrow and I ob Galbreath: Div. V blue ribbon. Malt Blosscr. MINI-4-H BICYCLE RODEOblue ribbon winner, Valerie Mast and Andy Rummel. SWEET CORN EATING CONTEST-Bill Mattcrn participated in tiie adult division. FIRST IMPRESSIONS—Bee 1 Club, first (S 400); Swine Club, second; Dairy Goat Club, third;

annually. They should also be adventurous-willing to experiment and try new flavors. To apply, send a letter (150 words or less) explaining why you would make a “grand” taster to: Ice Cream Taster, Edy’s Grand Ice Cream, P.O. Box 1188, Lafayette, California 94549-1188. Applications will be judged on creativity. Entries must be received by August 18, and winners will be notified by August 31. Tasters of all ages are eligible; however, children 12 and under Should indicate age in order jo be considered for a special children’s category. Winners will receive round-trip flights to the company’s ice cream headquarters in Oakland, California, on September 14, a two-night stay at the Claremont Resort Hotel, and a full day of ice cream lasting on Friday, September 15, capped off with a hosted dinner on San Francisco’s Fisherman’s Wharf...with ice cream for dessert, of course. Harrison added that the tasteful 20 will also be awarded their weight in ice cream (in gift certificates to take home). However, it hasn’t yet been determined if winners will be weighed in before or after their tasting binge!

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Lamb Club, fourth; Dog and Cat Club, fifth. Other winners were the Poultry Club, Dairy Club and Rabbit Club. 4-H RABBIT CLUB--Californian: David Rensbcrger, best pre-junior. English Angora: David MacPhcrson, best opposite sex of variety. Rex: Kenny Liechty, best of variety (Lilac). Satin: Lee Scherer, best pre-junior. PORK COOKING CONTESTGround pork winners: first, Roger Hamsher; second, Janice Thornton. 4-H BEEF WINNERS-Hereford Steer, Todd George, champion; Chris George, reserve champion. Crossbred Steer, Chris George, reserve champion. OPEN CLASS RABBIT WlNNEßS—Californian: Best of Breed and Best Opposite of Breed, Tracy Stutzman. 4-H' SWINE CLUB-Littcrs: Spots, Lynae Krull, champion. Berkshire, Robin Pitney, champion. Yorkshire, Sonya Sheets, reserve champion. Guilts: Duroc, John Mattcrn, reserve champion. Crossbred, Dustin Mattcrn, champion, Scott Fervida, reserve champion. Spots, Lynae Krull, champion, Heidi Mattcrn, reserve champion. Reserve Grand Champion, Dustin Mattem. Barrows: Spots, Lynae Krull, champion and reserve champion. Chester While, Jason Hahn, reserve champion. Showmanship: Senior 16-19, Jason Hahn, second. •Beginner 10-12, Nate Andrews, ' second, Heidi Mattem, third. 4-H Saddle Club English Horse Show-Saddle Type Marcs (56” and Over): Lisa Hurst, third. Saddle Type Geldings (56” and Over, 5 Years and Older Halter: Lisa Hurst, third. Saddle Seat Equitation-Sr. Division: Lisa Hurst, first. Saddle Scat Pleasure-56” and over-Sr. Division: Lisa Hurst, fourth. 4 11 Dairy—Holstein Jr. Calf: blue ritibqn, Eric Zell and Lynae Krull; red rißbon, Lory Krull. Holstein Fall Sr. Call: blue ribbon, Eric Zell; red ribbon, Thad Hahn. Holstein Summer Jr. Yearling: blue ribbon, Jason Hahn. Holstein Jr. Yearling: blue ribbon, Jason Hahn; red ribbon, Ben Hahn. Holstein Sr. Yearling: blue ribbon; Lory Krull. Holstein Jr. 2 Year Old: blue ribbon, Lynae Krull. Ayrshire Fall Senior Calf: blue ribbon, Jason Metzler. Ayrshire Senior Calf: blue ribbon, Jason Metzler. Ayrshire Summer Jr. Yearling: blue ribbon, Jason Metzler. Ayrshire Senior \ arling: blue ribbon, Jason Metzler. Ayrshire 2 Year Old, blue ribbon, Jason Mctzler. Guernsey Senior Calf: red ribbon, Todd Mast. Guernsey Jr. Yearling: blue ribbon, Tonya Mast. 4-H SADDLE CLUB-Marcs 56” and Over 5-9 years old-Scnior Division: Lisa Hurst, fourth. Mares 5-9 years old: Kari Slump, third. 4-H’ers Bom 1977-1979: Amanda Hurst, third. 4-H CATS —Purebred Cats: Angela Vanderburg, third. 4-H POULTRY-Hcn Bantam Exhibition: blue ribbon, Malt Hahn. Cock Bantam Exhibition: blue ribbon. Matt Hahn. OPEN CLASS SWINE GILT SHOW- Champion Spot, Heidi Mattem; Reserve Champion Spot, Jason Hahn. Reserve Champion Crossbred, Brandon Blosscr. OPEN CLASS SWINE GILT SHOWReserve Champion Chester, Jason Hahn. Reserve Champion Crossbred, Jesse Sheets. Reserve Champion Berkshire, Lisa Walters. 4-H LAMB CLUB WINNERSMarket Lamb Single (119-121 lbs.), Chris George, first: Market Lamb

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Winner a Chris George shows off his Reserve Champion Lamb, a winner at last week’s Elkhart County 4-H Fair. The lamb brought $7 per pound, for a total of $874, and was purchased by a Goshen business. (AN photo by Sheri Bradway)

PUBLIC AUCTION As wc have sold ou house and are moving to Northern Michigan, we will sell the following located 7 blocks south of the square in Nappanee, Ind. on Main St. to Indiana St., then 1 block west. Thursday, August 10, 1989 STARTING AT 3:30 P.M. NKWER LAWN TRACTOR - HOUSEHOLD - MISCELLANEOUS 1988 Simplicity 5212.5, 12.5 I IF garden tractor, 3 spd. trans., complete w/mower deck, rear bagging system, 32” snow blower and chains. This machine has less than 20 hours use & looks like new; 16 gal. like new wet-dry shop vac; Like new Wards 5,000 n'llJ window air conditioner; Newer 3-specd oscillating fan; Window fans - Oven toaster-broiler; Litton Generation II microwave and rolling microwave stand; Coronado 3 temp. elec, dryer & Coronado auto, washer; Newer Quasar VCR; Coronado 2.3" color TV; Zenith 19’ portable B&W TV; local 60MM to 700 MM Stargaser telescope & tripod; Ncw;r Chinon 2500 GL, BMM projector & movie camera <6 screen; Trimride exercise bicycle w/speedometer. Moor rowing exercise machine; 2 Newer brown rust swivel rocking chairs, overstuffed; Good floral, 2 cusion hide-a bed sofa; Maple bookcase & magazine rack; Ilardrock maple kitchen table; 10-drawer pine and 5 drawer pine chests of drawers; Nice 3 pc maple bedroom suite with box springs ]& mattress; full size maple bed & mattress; 2’small 3-drawer chests; 38"x57”'elk wall mural; Eureka upright & cannisler sweepers; Brothers elec, sewing machine in maple cabinet; 2-Door metal utility cabinet; Various luggage - Hall tree; Older 4Nlrawcr white chest; 4” swivel vise; free climbing harness & leg spikes; Other items too numerous to mention Any announcements made day of sale take -precedence over printed matter. Terms: Cash or Cheek w/I. X d Not Responsible for Accidents >» Mr. & Mrs. George Andrews, Owners Phone 773-44621 FATHER & SON - AUCTIONEERS Roger Hahn 1407 SR 19N Phil Hahn 219-773-4786 Nappanee, IN 219-773-3091 46550 j 8/2/89 FH/AN

second; Market Lamb Pairs (243-254 lbs.), Chris George, first; Grade Yearling Ewe, Jamie Gill, first; Beginner Showmanship, Michael Sanders, second; Junior Showmanship, Chris George, first.