Nappanee Advance-News, Volume 110, Number 21, Nappanee, Elkhart County, 22 May 1991 — Page 2

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Nappanee Advance News Wednesday, May 22, 1991

Keifer confers with Park Board regarding IDEM water permit

By Abigail Quimby Staff Writer At the Tuesday, May 14 session of the Nappanee Board of Parks and Recreation, Steve Kiefer, of Kiefer Agricultural and Environmental Consulting, discussed with the board the present and future status of the current permit. According to Keiffer, “The State wants to know who, what, where, when, and how, everything happened, so all parties involved can prevent any detremental consequences.” As of the moment, the Park Department is a rider on the already existing permit held by the Waste Water Treatment Plant which entitles the park department to receive the waste water from the WWTP. The new permit, called the IDEM, Indiana Department of Environmental Management, would legalize the park department’s ability to receive the necessary water from the plant to irrigate the grounds of the park. According to Kiefer, “The permit is not difficult to attain, it just takes time.” Once the State Department issues the permit, park officials would need to obtain a sample each month of the

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water they would be using to irrigate the park and send it to be analyzed. They would also need to fulfill the request of a year-end report, containing the amount of gallons pumped that year, and where they were pumped to, among other information that would be needed. The permit would allow the Waste Water Treatment Plant to water the necessary grounds of the park with the water that is kept in the treatment plant. Keiffer also stated that the water in the plant is “great” due to the vast amount of suitable nutrients in it, one of which is Nitrogen, a vital nutrient needed in the growth of the environment. The Parks and Recreation Department announced the schedule for this year’s tennis lessons. Classes will be in two, four-week sessions. The first session will be June 10-July 11, and July 1 -July 4. The second session will commence July 15-August 8. All sessions will be scheduled for Monday thru Thursday with classes being held each day for children. Youth classes will cost $5 per week or Sl6 for the session. Adult classes Society meeting The Elkhart Geneological Society will meet Thursday, May 23, at the Nappanee Public Library, 157 N. Main Street, at 7:00p.m. Members will tour the library and be shown where available sources for family researching wotild be found. Guests arc welcome. For further information, contact Anna Sailor, 522r1474.

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will also be $5 weekly for one night weekly, Wednesday or upon prior arrangement. All lessons will be instructed by Shelly Kindig at the Stauffer Park Tennis Courts. For those that wish to register, persons will be on hand at the Stauffer Park courts, Saturday, May 25, from 9:00.am. to 12:00p.m. The schedule for classes is as follows: Beginning Boys and Girls-Monday through Thursday from 10-11a.m.; Advance Boys and Girls-Monday through Thursday from 11-12p.m.; High School Boys and GirlsMonday through Thursday from l-2p.m.; Ladies--Tuesday and Thursday 9-10a.m.; Adult lessonsWednesday evening from 6:30-7:30p.m.; Mens LeagueMonday evening at 6:30p.m.; Womens League- Tuesday evening at 6:30p.m. People interested in playing in a league should contact Shelly Kindig at 773-4759 by May 27. Summer is here and the pool is opening soon! The Nappanee community pool will open Saturday, June 1, and close Saturday, August 17. Public swim hours for adults only are from noon to 12:50p.in.; 1-5:00p.m.; and 6-8:00p.m. The pool will be closed omy due to inclement weather. Season pass holders may use their passes any number of times during the summer. The following is a list of prices for the season passes: Family-$55; Individuals 12 and ovcr--535; Individuals under 12--525; Adult Swim (noon--12:50p.m.)--5.50; Lost Tag--$1.00; Single Admission-$1.25; Guest Passes-Weekly-$5; Private Party Rcntal-S4O, and Lesson Fee-$5. Lesson Registration times for Session 1 are: June 3-7, with lessons scheduled to begin June 10-21; Session 2: June 24-28, with lessons beginning July 1-12; Sessibn 3: July 15-19, with lessons beginning July 22-August 2. The following is a schedule of classes and times: From 9- Intermediate, Beginners, and Advanced Beginners; 10- Beginners, PreBeginners, and Advanced Beginners; 11-11:45a.m.-Beginners, PreBcginncrs, and Advanced Beginners. Applications for the season passes can be obtained at the Municipal Building. The application should be filled out completely and returned with a check or money order to: Nappanee Parks & Recreation Department, P.O. Box 29, Nappancc, IN 46550. The Park Board will hold a special executive session meeting, May 28, 6:30p.m„ to be followed by the regular meeting. The public is invited to attend.

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The Friends of the Nappanee Public Library Inc., will hold an annual organizational meeting Tuesday, June 4, at 7:30p.m. All past and present members or those considering membership are encouraged to attend this annual event. Items on the agenda include an overview of past year’s projects, the election of officers for the 1991-92 school year, and goals and possible projects for the upcoming year. The Friends are in the midst of an annual membership drive. The organization is dedicated to strengthening support for the library, enriching library resources and services in partnership with the library staff and promoting public awareness of library services and needs. Projects include sponsoring special events, raising funds for service improvements, organizing a continual booksale and advocating library concerns. Past year projects included a Sock Hop fundraiser, an

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Students of all grades were doing their part to help save the environment in observance of environmental day at Union Center School, Friday, May 17. Pictured at top are students who made an “Earth Snack” which consisted of peanut butter, honey, oatmeal, and dry milk. The students then watched a video about a garbage museum entitled The Rotten Truth”. Pictured in the middle are students participating in planting trees and learning how to take care of them. Pictured at bottom, these students were instructed on how to make recycled paper. By dipping strips of ordinary paper into a secret solution, ringing it out, and then drying it, the students had made their very own “recycled” paper. (AN photos by Abigail Quimby).

ice cream social complete with barbershop quartet during the Waitin’ on the Train event and most recently a golf and tennis outing. New services provided by the Friends have included offering tours each month to new cardholders, and purchase of an Apple lie computer for the Children’s Room, Compton’s Multi-Media Encyclopedia on compact disc, and Dial-A-Story, the 24-hour storyteller option on the new Library Information Line, 773-7920. New Friends are welcome, whether the interest is in becoming active in various projects or by simple show of support as a duespaying member. (Dues and contributions are tax deductible.) Renew your membership or become a Friend for the first time today! Don’t forget to attend the annual meeting June 4.

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