Nappanee Advance-News, Volume 110, Number 1, Nappanee, Elkhart County, 3 January 1990 — Page 6

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Nappanee Advance News Wednesday, January 3, 1990

December 9 wedding

’ Cindy Kay Anglemyer, daughter Os Keith and Patricia Anglemyer, Qoahen, and Todd Hayes Sweetser, jum of Diane Sweetser, Goshen, and Richard Sweetser, Elkhart, were married December 2, at the Yellow Creek Church of the Brethren, r The Rev. Timothy Bartholomew performed the ceremony, in the presence of ISO guests. Special music was provided by Judy Schulz,

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Mr. & Mrs. Todd H. Sweetser

f The Fashion Gallery/Male Room y. We wish to take this * to express our thanks for the business % that you have given to us, and to extend our very sincere s wishes for a happy, a healthful, and a prosperous New'Year, k and look forward to serving y. the community in the New Year.

Con you imagine CONTACT LENSES so eosy to wear that you simply put them in, wear them a week, and throw them away? UIE CBN Disposable f lexible-wear contacts by Johnson & Johnson and Bausch & Lomb at competitive, reasonable prices. Trust your eyes to the professionals i J-fl* CoppCSf o.d. 1 J Family Eye Care 102 West Urkl Sr • Nappanaa. IN 46550 Ph: (219) 773-3540

LET “THE HOUSE” * YOU “SAVE” WITH f TO START THE NEW YEAR! M 20% OFF \ M ALL SALE PRICED MERCHANDISE \ W It’s time for our annual After-Christmas/New Year’s Sale at “THE HOUSE”. So if f you received some Christmas money, or if you need something extra at a special a price, SAVE now on selected items throughout the House! ’ # Coats * ALL GOWNS , 30% off m gtrSasB — & TFmviF<P R PUytex LEATHER SKIRTS TEDDIES Bali AND MATCHING 20% to 40% Off Exquisite Form JACKETS ~ .•ijwr Braa * Pamies 25% Off rMiIMQ 25% Off Short loather skirts Now *45 bConer I II Slippers Hose ALL SWEATERS and at 2fr% Off / \ Gloves Co%ofTy throughout ( / \ 20% Off I y the store I k )9 I on sale All sales final, no refunds \. throughout on sale merchandise. Please XJt'nmw Nt**^*^ the store make all Christmas exchanges take an extra by Jan. 6. with sales slip. Highway 6 Napp . shop 9 . 5:30 20% Off Wednesday, & Friday till BKX). (219)773-3722 CHRISTMAS GIFT WINNER OF SIM • LINDA TERNER, NAPP.

organist, and by the bride, as vocalist. Attending the bride were Cynthia K. Shriner, Marla Beer, her sister, Annette Strycker and Rose M. Rose. Adrienne Miller and Andrea and Nicole Jenkins served as flower girls. The groom was attended by Don McCann as best man, and by Richard Sweetser and Jeff Sweetser,

his brothers, and John Yoder. Ushers were Dave McCann, Jerry Miller and Mike VanKlausen, brothers-in-law. A wedding reception followed the ceremony, at the Elk’s Lodge in Goshen, with Mr. and Mrs. Dave Munn as host and hostess. The bride is a 1979 graduate of North Wood High School. Her husband graduated from Goshen High School in 1982, attended Indiana University, Bloomington, for two years, and graduated from IV Tech, South Bend, in 1986. Following a honeymoon in Cancun, Mexico, they are residing at 716 S. 3rd St., Goshen.

Seniors invited for activities, hot lunches

The following schedule of activities and hot lunches for senior members of the community 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. until 2p.m. Activities at the site include table games and puzzles, a Tuesday Bible study, and other special activities as announced. 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/shc feels he/shc can afford. MENUS Thursday, January 4-orange juice, turkey manhattan (sliced turkey on white bread with gravy and mashed potatoes), steamed spinach with bacon garnish, oatmeal cookie, milk, tea and coffee. Friday, January 5-apple juice.

Announce engagements

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Glenn Yoder & Carmen Kaufman

Ambulance calls

December 20, 10:40a.m.-Kcnnclh Miller, 1024 Marigold Lane, Nappanec, to Elkhart General Hospital. December 22, 5:a.m.--Rogcr Taylor, R. #l, Hamlet, Apt. #7 MDce Acres, Nappanec, no transport necessary. December 25, 12:00a.m.-Donna Cook, 414 E. Market, Nappanec, Elkhart General Hospital. December 25, 6:45a.m.-Ruth Peterson, 4999 N. U.S. 35, Laporte, from 601 E. Indiana to Eikhart General Hospital. December 26, I:l3a.m.—Shawn

Hospital notes...

ELKHART GENERAL Gladys Gaff, surgery, December 29. MICHIAjNA COMMUNITY Scott Hummel, surgery, December 29. Susan Rhodes, surgery, December 27. Donna Noel, surgery, December 27. Donna Snyder, surgery. Decern-' ber 26. Ruth Schlabach, admitted, December 25. Shawn Plank, admitted, December 26. Emanuel Burkholder, admitted, December 27. BIRTHS Fred and Amy Wright, daughter, December 30, Michiana Community Hospital.

sloppy joe on bun, sweet potato patties, green beans, pears, milk, tea and coffee. Monday, January 8-orange juice, tomato, rice and ground beef casserole, cottage cheese with chives, cream-style com, whole wheat bread with margarine, pumpkin pic with whipped topping, milk, tea and coffee. Tuesday, January 9-apple juice, sliced baked ham, augratin potatoes, seasoned winter squash, rye bread with margarine, pineapple, milk, tea and coffee. Wednesday, January 10-peach nectar, hot sliced roast turkey on bun, potato rounds, layered salad, baked sliced apples, milk, tea and coffee. Thursday, January 11-orange juice, mcatloaf, baked potato with margarine, beet salad, cracked wheat bread with margarine, spice birthday cake with vanilld icing, milk, tea and coffee.

Kaufman-Yoder

Vernon and Lucy Kaufman, Etna Green, announce the engagement of their daughter, Carmen Kaufman, to Glenn Yoder, son of Kenneth and Lydia Mae Yoder, Bremen. Miss Kaufman is a 1986 graduate of Warsaw Community High School, and is self-employed. Her fiance works for Kemp Construction, Nappanee. They are planning a May 19 wedding, at the First Brethren Church, Nappanee.

Plank, 452 S. Madison, Nappanee, to Michiana Community Hospital. December 26, 10:50p.m.-Kathleen Gamer, P.O. Box 154, from Duke’s Tavern to Michiana Community Hospital.

Rotary report...

Max Bigler was the speaker at last Wednesday’s meeting of the Nappanee Rotary Club. Introduced by Michael Bigler, Max presented his view of the problems of old age. Other guests were Michael Clouse, with his father, Jim, and Steve Ball, Fl Wayne, a guest of Merle Holden. Visiting Rotarians were Steve Himes, Goshen, and Dave Shadinger, South Bend. The president, Tom Slater, was also the piano player, in the absence of Dorothy Zimmerman, who is vacationing in Texas. Members are looking forward to the new year, when a club assembly is planned for January 17. Projects for 1990 will be discussed. Nappanee Rotarians meet each Wednesday noon, at the B&B Restaurant. Visitors are always welcome.

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Nappanee is home

Laurie Ann Dicterlen and David A. Cole were united in marriage November 25, at the Nappanee United Methodist Church, by the Rev. Nancy Schoff, a friend of the touple. The bride is the daughter of Dr. and Mrs. Paul Dieterlen, Nappanee, and the groom’s parents are Mr. and Mrs. -Russell Cole, Anderson. The bride wore a gown of ivory satin with a cathedral train, and carried a bouquet of peach and ivory roses. She was attended by her sister, Susan Dicterlen, as maid of honor, and by Pamela Black and Christi German, bridesmaids. They wore ivory tea-length dresses and carried peach roses. Brian Fuller served as his uncle’s best man, with Jeff Rahe, Jeff Dicterlen and Steve Slabaugh as ushers. Wedding music was performed

Lu's news...

A column of happenings at the LuAnn Nursing Home

Christmas is now only a happy memory, as the new year of 1990 is greeted, along with anew decade. December was a busy month at LuAnn, with numerous programs, many greeting cards and gifts for the rcsidcnts-all of which were very much appreciated. A 75th wedding anniversary was also celebrated on Christmas Eve, with Ruth and Harvey Frederick. Residents having birthdays in January: 2-Maxine Slabaugh 3-Laura Fredericks and Noble Flowers, Bertha Kreamer, 11-Donnabelle Hunsberger, 22Carl Kaufman and Richard Balmcr, 26—Reba Phillips, 31-Goldie Weaver. A special birthday on JanuSl6 will honor Harvey Fredericks, o will be 100. Churches scheduled for Sunday afternoon services, held at 2p.m„ during January, are as follows: 7First Mcnnonite, 14-Calvary Baptist, 21-Union Grove Brethren In Christ, 28-Living Gospel. Everyone was happy to lcam that

Market reports

O.! Tuesday morning the following madiet prices were being quoted at Supersweet Feeds: shelled com 52.25, soybeans $5.57, oats $1.75. At Farm Bureau Co-op: shelled com $2.15, new crop com $2.17; soybeans $5.57, new crop beans $5.83; new crop wheat $3.25. Paying 94% PIK.

Mr. and Mrs. David Cole

by a group of students from the North Wood High School Concert Band. Servers for the reception in the church fellowship hall, following the ceremony, were Mike and Leigh Kerns, Amy Berger and Pat Slabaugh. Abby Fuller and Amy Mills received gifts, with Tonya Dieterlen registering the guests. The bride is a graduate of NorthWood High School and Indiana University, and is a designer with Strahm Contract Interiors, South Bend. Her husband graduated from Anderson High School and Indiana State University, and is the band director for North Wood High School and Wakarusa Middle School. Following a delayed California honeymoon, they are at home at 501 Bison Ridge, Nappanee.

Isabelle Gessingcr was able to return to her home-best wishes to her. Welcome to LuAnn-Dale Snavely, Beulah Temple and Marjorie Ritter. The staff and management at LuAnn with to extend thanks to all who had a part in making the holidays merry for the residents. You arc each wished a very happy and prosperous 1990. Edna Hunsberger, activities director. Happy birthday Jan. 4 Mrs. Jerry Lentz John Hostetter Darrell White Daric Stump 5 Dean Harman Vicky Parcell Susan Callander Rcnae George Darwin Hively Lissa Kaehr 6 Sean Hershberger F.M. Kendall Brenda Ervin James Slagle 7 ' Ezra Schmucker Pauline Weaver Andrea Biller > ' Emma Cobbum Charity Cripe 8 Lois Marie Harman Sherry Andrews Milo Yoder Reggie Fisher Haskell Osborn Karla Hochstetler Carla Irwin Kris Kem Mrs. Ed Stahley Doyle Vandiver Lora Belle Pippen 9 Mrs. Milo Yoder Julie Chrisman Amos Slabaugh Carl W. Yoder Brian Stouder 10 Jean Stillson Raymond Martin Blake Unger Joy Rumrelt Mrs. Larry Lakins Barbara Schmucker r Joy King Charles Chapman Wanda Ewing Debra Beer Ken Helmuth