Nappanee Advance-News, Volume 110, Number 12, Nappanee, Elkhart County, 20 March 1991 — Page 2

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Nappance Advance News Wednesday, March 20, 1991

Nominations accepted

The Nappance Chamber of Commerce is seeking your help in the selection of Nappanee’s Citizen

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'Swing your partner' Central Elementary School’s fourth grade students had quite an unusual afternoon on Friday, March 8. when they celebrated Pioneer Days. Not only did some of the students dress as pioneers, but they square danced, heard presentations about the activities of the pioneers and held a spelling bee. (AN photos by Rebecca Babcock)

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NAPPANEE, INDIANA RETIREMENT AUCTION Located 3.5 miles north of Nappance, Ind. on SR 19, 3 miles west on'CR 48, then 1/2 mile south on County Line Road. > Saturday, March 23, 1991 10:00 A.M. EST 10:00 A.M. EST ANTIQUES Oak curved glass ornate china cabinet, old dressers, chocolate marble top parlor stand, victrola, lots of records, old kitchen cupboard, 24 old clay records (play 1 side), high wheel baby carriage, laundry stove, 3 oak dining chairs, celluloid football player, 1940’5; freese dovetail creamery box, Ball Band boxes-nail keg, wooden rocking horses, old wooden fishing lures, large amount of dishes, advertising tins, thermometers, etc.; advertising glasses, Enterprizc sausage stuffer, 1876-1883; sausage grinder, Studebaker hubcaps, 5 gallon cream can, cant hook-harpoon hay forks; assortment of hand tools. HOUSEHOLD New Kirby sweeper w/attachments, 30” apt. size electric stove, apt. size Hoover washer, small breakfast table & 4 chairs, Warm Morning stove in jacket, piano-record cabinet, living room suite-swivel rockers, 2 bedroom suites w/box springs and mattress, table lamps & floor lamps, school desks, pots, pans & dishes of all kinds. TRACTOR & TOOLS Allis Chalmers Model B tractor (exceptional condition), 3 pt., 2 bottom plow; 3 pt. grader blade, 6 ft. disc, like new - Harrow; hay wagon on gear, Murray riding mower, 36” cut; Bachtold chopper mower & lawn head, RototillcrGarden Seeder, large amount hand tools-tool boxes, 1,000 bushel grain bin; 3 pi. hitch assembly for IH H, M, 300 or 400; 1978 E 150 Ford van, 30,000 miles on new 351 eng. & C-6 trans. assembly, good condition; 1971 IH 3/4 ton pickup truck, needs body work. Come join the Sarber Family on March 23. This is not a complete listing. Many items are packed away until sale day and could not be ssen. Terms: Cash Lunch by Amish LSglies Not Responsible for Accidents SALE MANAGER: Ernest Schwartz. f Elias Sarber & Family * Land Mark Auctions P.O. Box 836 • WakaruM. IN 46673 (2191 862-2146

of the Year for 1990. Nominations for this award will be accepted until April 1,1991. The

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award is given annually, in recognition of unselfish dedication to the economic and social progress of the community. Selection is made for valuable contributions to educational, recreational, governmental, religious, civic, humanitarian and commercial growth. Recipients must qualify on the basis of the following selection criteria during the 1990 calendar year: Citizen docs not have to be a member cf the Nappance Chamber of Commerce, but must be someone who has enhanced business development in the community. This should be a person of good moral character, and an individual who is civic-minded-dedicated to church, club, community and fund drives. The individual should be dedicated to the whole communityparks, educational development and city government, and should also be someone who owns a business or lives within the community of Nappance. Please forward by mail your nomination to the Nappanee Chamber of Commerce, 215 W. Market St., Nappance, IN. 46550. The Nappance Citizen of the Year presentation will be made at the annual dinner meeting of the chamber on April 20, 1991, at Amish Acres. Previous recipients are Freemon Borkholdcr, James Clouse, Harold Hoffcr, George Homish, Rick Jenkins, Robert Me Andrew, Butch Nine, Richard Pletchcr, Larry Wagner, Wendell Mctzlcr and Jerry Lelle. Odd-size trash pickup scheduled The City of Nappanee Street Department will hold it’s annual city wide odd-sized hash pickup the week of April 8, through April 12. The department would ask that you put your odd-sized items to the curb by 7am on April 8. The collection is expected to take just this one week. Odd-sized trash will consist of ONLY: furniture, appliances, carpet, car parts, downspouts, television antennas, garage doors, windows, mattresses, and bum barrels. Odd-si/.cd trash DOES NOT include: cans, bottles, glass jars, empty cardboard boxes, plaster, roofing, garbage, cement, bricks, brush, lumber, plaster board or any remodeling materials, batteries or paint cans. If these items arc put out they will not be picked up. No call is necessary to take advantage of this collection. BMV announces holiday hours Indiana Bureau of Motor Vehicles Commissioner Gilbert L. Holmes recently announced the Easter Holiday hours for the Bureau of Motor Vehicles Commission License Branches. All branches will be closed Friday, Saturday and Sunday, March 29 through 31, to allow everyone a three-day holiday weekend. All customers are encouraged not to wait until the end of the month, but to register their vehicles early. Branches with Saturday hours will adjust their hours on the preceeding Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday or Thursday. License branches will resume regular hours Monday, April 1.

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Nappanee Middle School held a science fair on Thursday, February 21. The seventh grade winners are, from left, James Schwartz, Ryan Beer and Nioci Mullet. Jared Hochstetler is not pictured. In the middle picture are the sixth grade winners, from left to right, Gary Schmucker, Jerry Carroll, Mickel Berger and Ryan Stutsman. Eighth grade winners, bottom photo from left, are Lynette Kauffman, Amy Slagle, Eric Tompos, Jon Schrock, Sarah Culp and Charlie Zercher. Trophies for the fair were donated by Barney Beer, of Elkhart County Gravel, Incorporated; Harve Hochstetler of TopNotch Construction Company; Kim Stickley, of Ace Hardware; and David Tompos, of NTA, Incorporated. (AN photos by Rebecca Babcock)

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Blood drive successful

Thc'blood drive held March 8 ai North Wood High School was once again successful, thanks to many persons throughout the community who helped. A total of 175 persons came to donate blood, with 163 units collected. Students were scheduled from 1 la.m.-2:30p.m., with Jim Andrews and Ron Fields present all day to help with the drive. Students also helped to unload the Red Cross truck, record weights and temperatures, as well as to act as escorts and assist in the canteen. Those who helped during the day included students Stcph Reed, Tammy Cook, Tera Cook, Mike Caricli, Todd Croy, Jeremy Chupp, Chad Yoder, Angie Comer, Scott Smith, Kyle Stickley, Jill Metzler, Barb Fillcy, Lory Krull, Brigettc Bcmillcr, Kristi McGowen, Brenda Prcsslcr and Brandi Miller. Thanks has been expressed to North Wood for sharing the fine facilities. Nurses helping with hemoglobins and histories included Emily Collins, Kathy Klotz, Edna Reed, Cathy Hoover, JoAnn McGarvey, Carolyn Krull, Ruby Farmwald, Kathy Young, Miriam Shaum, Missy Beck, Brenda Bishop, Kathy Turco. Pat Scheetz and Cheryl Stump. Otiier members of the community helped with calling, escorting, and

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typing, acted as receptionists and assisted with temperatures and weights, labeling, serving juices and loading truck. They include Tami Fervida, Donna Persing, Barb McDonald, Linda Thompson, Jan Thornton, Sandy Mathews, Wavy Yoder, Vera Marlin, Wilma Et;vin, Shirley Middaugh, Betty Homish, Marge Quakcnbush, Carol Wentz, Pat Middaugh, Helen Whelan, Julia Reed, Donna Kuhn, Pam Oglesbee, Becky Hochstetlcr, Raymond Martin, Mary Smcltzcr, Max Quakcnbush, Dorothy Mishler, Fran Wcgmillcr, Judi Bums, Carl Yoder, Glenn Reed, Archie Fike, Ron Blood pressure measurement class begins “Blood Pressure Measurement: Standardization and Certification Program,” a class for adults who want to learn how to take accurate blood pressures, will be offered by the Elkhart County Health Department on Tuesday, April 9. The class will be held from 8:00a.m. until 12:00p.m. in Room 007 of the Elkhart County Courts Building, 315 South Second Street, Elkhart. Upon completion of the course, participants will be able to define blood pressure and high blood pressure, explain the consequences of uncontrolled high blood pressure and demonstrate proper technique for measuring blood pressure. Those compleung the course will receive a certificate from the Indiana Slate Board of Health. There is no charge for this class. To register, call 523-2328.'

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Mason and Don Fervida. Serving in the kitchen and canteen were Betty Holderman, Georgia Marvel, Peg Hunsberger, Shirley Spichcr, June Stouder, Marge Jensen, Isabelle Deardorff, Eloise Hochstetlcr, Bobbi Wilson, Vi Price, Madlin Culp and Helen Pctitgoue. Ike Phillips and George Flowers each made a shuttle run to Ft. Wayne, and the doctor on call was Dr. Michael Borger. These persons are receiving recognition for donating the following to date: five gallons-Terry Smith and George Scott; four gallons--Marjoric Jensen; two gallons-Stcven R. Yoder and Sylvia J. Hochstetlcr; one gallon-June Stouder, Elmer H. Yoder, Barbara A. Kindig and Karla J. Hochstetler. Thanks also to the Nappanee Advance-News, Wakarusa Tribune and area merchants, for the publicity. Chairpersons for the day, Jean Purcell and Betty Fervida, wish to thank everyone who helped in any way, and will be counting on them again in October. Attend spaghetti supper Approximately 200 persons enjoyed the spaghetti supper sponsored by the Peg Hoffer for Mayor Committee, Friday, March 16, at the Nappanee American Legion Post, W. Lincoln St. Two American flags were won by Loren Sloat and Carol Miller. Hoffer is seeking the nomination for the position of Nappanee Mayor, on the Republican ticket, in the May Primary for the City of Nappanee.