Nappanee Advance-News, Volume 110, Number 51, Nappanee, Elkhart County, 19 December 1990 — Page 2
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News from YOUR Chamber
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FASHIONED ' 'PASTRIES 1 msu_ m m_ Plus A Fine Selection of Homebaked: •Breads (Wheat, White, Cinnamon, Banana, Zucchini, Raisin, Oatmeal) •Sweet Rolls (Cinnamon, Apple, Pineapple Danish) •Cakes (Red Velvet, German Chocolate, Angel Food, Lemon Layer, Carrot Cake) % D£C ' 31 ST-W •Dinner Rolls Cookies *Noc>dles 2 -4? __CALL LS FOR SPECIAL ORDERS 773 2504 \ Located Next To Borkholder's Dutch Village k n 7,847 c * lol Store Hours: Nopponae, Indiana 4A550 800 am. p.m. 219-773-2504
'■ When you want to give the best. '1 *Vr£NJTH '%.Jpr 9 9s Jd; M ZENITH Remote Control Color TV • SSIJIIW ■HmHnNRi 1 11 _ —.. • Spate Command 3300 Remote Control " - it J l * T^sl> • Chromacolor Contrast Picture Tube for Model # VRG26O tU^H • 5 speed slow motion _ VCR and Tape Storage Shelves. Contemporary -b *3 Cl styling. Money Oak finish. 11 '.ftfijT llaß • On-Screen Menu Display vyfU |||B • Advanced Color Sentry ReCe V^f iImNI , ES nl hUI Remote Control Color TV • 5F3537H flfi 1 • 3D On Screen Menu Display ZENITH’S Full Sire VHS HQ Camcorder J^SS|gCj|B|H|£MS|j3>jK • World Svstem Teletext Recorder with Auto Focus & Power Zoom • VM7050 • Highly Sensitive 1/2” CCD for superior SF27I9TR $9 QQOOO color and sharper details. Traditional styling. 9 /'' I SQQC Traditional Cherry finish. M / S"TQQOO W\7o Free Case DIAGONAL #057 “COME ON /N VOO’LL LIKE USI" I THI _ __ CURTIS COMPARISON •Trad* Ins: Old TVs and appliances needed *Tmna: No money down, 90 days no H K •Rental*: Low weeMy payments on fumlBr —■ BP —■ •Sarvlca: RCA & Zenith Factory Authorized *Top Quality: Name brand* bbH r " v-V Pickwick Rd., Syracuse 151 N. Clark St., Nappanee No bait and twitch 457-4900 773-4612 Across From Hooks Across From Standard Fodtrol OPEN 9:00*5:30 DAILY .a LU 9:00-5:00 SATURDAYS
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them around town again) and there is generally a hustle and bustle that is not seen any other time of the year. All that is needed to complete the scene is snow! Your chamber wishes all of you a very Merry Christmas, one filled with love and peace and a New Year that fulfills your hopes and dreams. XXX Congratulations to Comfort Inn/ Amish Acres, who was presented the Gold Hospitality Award. This award is conferred only on hotels that have met or exceeded specific levels of quality and service in every department. To date only 22 of the 1500 Choice Hotels International have earned this honor. Angie Pletcher, the manager of Comfort Inn/Amish Acres, is the only manager in the system to have completed both their Management Development Institute and to receive the Gold Hospitality Award. XXX The chamber welcomes anew director. Dennis O’Malley will begin serving a three year term on the Chamber Board of Directors in January. He will be serving in the industrial category replacing Merle Yoder who has faithfully and diligently served as a director for six years. Thanks and best wishes Merle. XXX Attention employers-the Occu-
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pational Safety and Health Act requires employers to prepare and maintain records of occupational injuries and illnesses. Some record keeping errors have resulted in fines up to S 10,000 for some companies. To help you keep abreast of the current requirements and to answer any questions you may have concerning the subject on January 24, in the auditorium at the Elkhart Area Career Center, 2424 California Road, Elkhart. The morning seminar begins with registration from B:lsam to 8:30. The morning session will be from B:3oam to 11:30. The afternoon seminar registration is from Ipm to I:lspm, with the session ending at 4:lspm. The charge is sll for chamber members and sl6 for non-members. This includes materials and breakrefreshments. Seating for this seminar is limited, so register early. Call 773-7812 for further details. Presentations will include: lOSHA organization, injury record keeping guidelines, injury incident/ratesAheir importance, lOSHA inspection scheduling procedures and a question aid answer time. XXX Business alert-Charles Koontz, manager at Christian Light bookstore, reports money stolen from their safe last Saturday. A group of five people, three women and two men, entered the store and engaged the clerks in coversation while one of the men took money from the safe. All store owners need to beware of this kind of activity.
Library closing The Nappanee Public Library will close on Wednesday, December 19, at 5:30p.m. to allow employees to attend a Christmas party. Regular hours will resume on Thursday, December 20. Also, the library will close at noon on Monday, December 24, in observance of the Christmas holiday. The library will remain closed Tuesday, December 25. Regular hours will resume Wednesday, December 26. The regular library hours are as follows: Monday, 9:00a.m. to 9:00p.m.; Tuesday, 9:00a.m. to 9:00p.m.; Wednesday, 9:00a.m. to 9:00p.m.; Thursday, 5:00p.m. to 9:00p.m.; Friday, 9:00a.m. to 5:30p.m.; Saturday, 9:00a.m. to 5:00p.m. and Sunday, closed.
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The winter meetings for adult farmers will begin on Monday, January 7 and continue each Monday night in January and February. An excellent set of topics has been arranged for these sessions. The meetings will begin at 7:3opm and will be held in the North Wood High School cafeteria. These meetings are not just for area fanners but anyone who is interested in attending. There is no preregistration or charge for the meetings. The schedule of classes will be as follows: January 7-Pesticide & Herbicide Update, Gary Hunter. January 14-Farm Tax Revisions and Update, Jon Brookmyer. January 21-The Affect of World Trade on the American Farmer, Chris Hurt (Purdue). January 28-Farm Program Changes and Update, representative from state A.S.C.S. office. February 4-Farm Laws, What’s New, Gerald Hanison (Purdue). February 11-Ethanol Development and its Future Use in Agricul-
Holiday deadlines... Due to the upcoming Christmas and New Year’s holidays, the following deadlines will be in effect for the December 25 and January 2 issues of The Farm & Home News and the Nappanee Advance-News. Display and classified ads for the December 26 issues are due by Thursday noon, December 20. News items for the December 26 issue of the AdvanceNews are due by Friday noon, December 21. The deadlines for the January 2 issues will be Thursday noon, December 27, for display and classified advertising, and Friday noon, December 28, for news items.
To All Our Friends We Wish the Happiest of Holidays It’s been our privilege to be of service. Thunks! MARTIN HARDWARE YOUR SPORTS CORNBR Open Mon.-Fri. 7-5:30 _ . 151 E. Market St. Sat. 7-5:00 773*3541 NAPPANEE
New 'home' v Wa-Nee School Supt Jerry LeAe, lop photo, settles into his new office, while office workers continue to get acquainted with their new quarters. The administration office has moved from its downtown location to 1300 N. Main St. The telephone number remains the same-773-3131. (AN photos by Sheri Bradway)
turc, Bob Reynolds. February 18-What’s New is Dairy Equipment, Parul Meredith. February 25-Animal Rights vs. Animal Welfare, video.
Mattingly deployed to Middle East Set. Michael R. Mattingly has deployed to the Middle East with American military forces participating in Operation Desert Shield. Operation Desert Shield is the largest deployment of U.S. military forces since Vietnam. The operation is in response to Iraq’s invasion of Kuwait and threat to Saudi Arabia. “It is the presence of dedicated military people like Mattingly that brings America’s principles to life and gives them strength and meaning,” President George Bush said. The soldier is a squad leader at Fort Bragg, North Carolina. Mattingly is the son of David P. and Jane E. Mattingly of 208 South Washington, Wakarusa. He is a 1983 graduate of NorthWood High School.
Bank open Christmas Eve To provide convenience for its customers, Midwest Commerce Bank will be open from 9a.m. to lp.m. on Christmas Eve, Monday, December 24, it was announced by Karen S. Thomson, executive vice president/banking center operations. Ms. Thomson said the pre-holiday hours apply to all Midwest Commerce banking centers, including those throughout Elkhart and in Nappanee, Goshen, Bristol and South Bend.