Nappanee Advance-News, Volume 110, Number 21, Nappanee, Elkhart County, 22 May 1991 — Page 16

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Nappanee Advance New* Wednesday, May 22, 1991

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Advances Jamie Prenkert won the long jump at last week’s Goshen Sectional track meet, and advances to regional competition at Ft. Wayne Wayne this Thursday. Prenkert’s winning effort was 21-3. (AN photo by Sheri Bradway) Day camps offered

Camp Fire has announced the offering of a series of day camps, as follows. » Session I will be a “Sport Camp.” This will include a fun-filled week of sporting activities, including golf, baseball, volleyball, basketball and swimming. The camp will be held in Nappanee, June 3-7, from 9a.m.-4p.m. Session II will be “Nature’s Window,” with all activities following this theme, including hiking, crafts, sport activities. This camp w ill be held at the Cottonwood Shelter at Oxbow Park, Elkhart, June 10-14, 9a.m.-4p.m. Transportation will be provided from Nappanee. “Field Trip Day Camp” will be Session 111, providing a variety of activities including field trips every day, including those to county parks, Woodlawn Nature Center, an Amish farm, museum, swimming, fishing, and Franke Park Zoo in Ft. Wayne. The camp will be based at the Camp Fire Cabin, Goshen, and transportation will be provided from Nappanee. Session IV will be “Last Chance Day Camp.” This provides one last chance for camp before school starts. A variety of activities will include crafts, hiking, swimming, fishing, games and sports. If your babysitter is going on vacation this week, the session will also offer extended care from 6:30a.m.-5:30p.m. This camp will lake place at the Goshen Camp Fire Cabin. There will also be a “Mini Venture” offered, Saturday, July 13. This will include a trip to the Circus City Festival in Peru. This performance, done by local amateur youth is captivating for the entire family. The bus will leave Goshen at 11a.m., and return at Bp.m. The bus will pick

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up at Nappanee Middle School at ll:30a.m„ and return at 7:30p.m. For more information (prices, deadlines, etc.), please call Stephanie Taylor at 773-2866, or the Goshen office, 533-4590.

Campers offered ’9l events calendar

Vacationers looking for a reason to try camping this summer need look no further than Go Camping America’s free “Festival -’9l” events calendar. From a re-enactment of Custer’s Last Stand in Montana to a New England chowder cook-off to a watermelon festival in the Florida panhandle-there’s an event listed to suit almosts any interest. Produced in cooperation with the Travel Industry Association of American (TIA), this quarterly calendar offers a regional rundown of major activities in every part of the country. To get a free “Festival ’9l” events calendar, people can call 1 -800-47-SUNNY, toll-free. They will receive calendars for the regions of the country they would like to visit, followed by information on local camping opportunities. Those calling the toll-free camping hotline will also get Go Camping America’s full color, 16-page vacation planner. With more than 100 information sources, it is a valuable resource for camping and recreation vehicle travel. Also included is a free go Camp-

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Woodcox appointed by Ideal Andy Hostetler, president and owner of Ideal Construction Company, Warsaw, has announced the appointment of Ken Woodcox to the sales department, for new homes and remodeling. Ideal Construction is recognized by its quality-built custom homes, as well as by remodeling and design work. Mr. Woodcox resides in Nappanee.

Lilly grant aiis ethics program

Work to improve ethics education at Goshen College will get a boost from a SIO,OOO Lilly Endowment Inc. Grant “Ethics and the Educated Person” is the theme of the threeyear project, conducted by the Poynter Center at Indiana University, Bloomington. Money will go toward creating a teaching-learning unit for use in many disciplines, according to project director Anne Hershberger. The unit will be available for all classes, but geared toward first-year student colloquium and senior seminar at first, said Hershberger, an associate professor of nursing. Students should be able to identify and analyze ethical issues, then come up with a plan to implement

ing American “Sunshiner” card entitling campers to special hospitality, activities and privileges a' participating campgrounds and K V parks during Festival ’9l. To receive a “Festival ’9l ” events calendar and a vacation planner call the Go Camping America Hotline at 1-800-47-SUNNY, -or write: Go Camping America, P.O. Box 2669, Dept. P, Reston, VA. 22090.

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decisions, she said. The program would also stimulate discussion among faculty members. A series of faculty-student convocations is planned in October, she said. Funds will subsidize the work of Hershberger and a four-member advisory group. Hershberger wrote the grant application with John Eby, Academic Dean; James Logan, Yoder Hall Resident Director and Black Student Union Faculty Advisor; and John D. Roth, Assistant Professor of History and Religion and Director of Mennonitc Historical Library. In 1990, Lilly Endowment Inc. was the fourth largest charitable foundation in the United States, with $92.5 million in contributions. Based in Indianapolis, the private philanthropic foundation was created in 1937 by J.K. Lilly Sr. and sons J.K. Jr. and Eli, operators of Eli Lilly and Company, to support religion, education and community development. Ways of teaching ethics has been the topic of meetings between Goshen College faculty members and colleagues from six other schools at Indiana University, Bloomington; DePauw University, Grccncastle; and Anderson University, Anderson. The group is now in its second year. They have a one week-long summer workshop and two followup meetings. There have also been on-campus sessions on the subject.

Ayr Cabinet Inc. celebrates 25 years

In honor of the celebration of their open house, Friday and Saturday, May 31 and June 1, Ayr Cabinet Company Inc., will host an open house in anticipation of the event. In conjunction with the open house celebration, Ayr Cabinet will open its all-new showroom featuring the latest innovative designs and styles of fine, hand-crafted wood cabinetry for any room in the house. The new showroom is four times the size of the company’s former display area and offers a comprehensive sampling of Ayr’s cabinet lineup. During the special open-house, visitors may tour the Ayr Cabinet

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Twenty-five years Dave Miller, president of Ayr Cabinet Company Inc., 1074 U.S. 6 West, Nappanee, displays a hand-made Ayr cabinet in anticipation of the firm's twenty-fifth anniversary open house, to be held Friday, May 31, from 9:00a.m.-8:00p.m., and Saturday, June 1, from 9:00.am.-6:00p.m. If the air conditioning were turned off in the Houston Astrodome, the entrance of warm humid air could cause It to rain in the stadium.

plant to see cabinetry in various stages of the manufacturing process Manufacturer and applianqi representatives will be on hand id answer questions and provide inform mauon about their products. Dodr prizes will be awarded throughout the two-day event. No purchase required and participants need not Ijd present to win. • ♦£ Ayr Cabinet Company SS people and is one of the leading custom cabinet manufacturers. In addition to building for residential and commercial customers, the firm manufactures fireplaces, one-of-a-kind furniture, home and commercial offices, and bathrooms.