Nappanee Advance-News, Volume 112, Number 12, Nappanee, Elkhart County, 23 March 1994 — Page 6

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Nappanee Advance News Wednesday, March 23, 1994

&J!de& eftcutk Nappanee’s senior centerlocated at 259 E. Market St. Phone 773-2424

*. All senior members of the Nappafcee community are invited to become active in the programs of fJtppanee's Elder Haus, a senior tifcnter, located at 2SB E. Market St. ; 'The center is open Monday through Friday for a wide variety of regular activities and special progjlms. If you have questions, you tftay call die center at 773-2424. A qewsletter is mailed monthly. Ask to nave your name placed on the mailing list •i Pinochle and Canasta card gamesbegin at Ip.m. Monday, and Euchre end games are enjoyed at Ip.m. Tuesday and Thursday. ' ■ Quilting is also enjoyed all day on Monday. You are invited to bring a lunch and stay the day. There is a microwave available for heating sandwiches and soup. Friday is income tax assistance day, with help available from l-3p.m. Call the center to schedule an appointment. A carry-in dinner has been scheduled for Wednesday, March 30, at noon. Elder Haus will provide the ham loaf, and you are asked to bring salads, vegetables or desserts to share. • The Elder Haus wishes to thank McDonalds for the turkeys that have Been enjoyed, and Metzler’s Store Next Door, for donating bingo prizes. Because many persons have

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expressed interest in going to the Tulip Festival in Holland, Michigan, a trip is being planned for May 5. A Dutch-costumed, step-on guide is planning the trip. More information will come later, so watch for details, and call early to make your reservations for this special trip. Ambulance calis March 15, 12a.m.—Rita Jaroch, 423 East Irevi Lee Road, Warsaw, transported from N.1.A., Nappanee, to Kosciusko County for medical purposes. March 15, 4:lßp.m.—Hazel Stump, 152 North Nappanee Street, transported from LuAnn Nursing Home to Elkhart General due to chest pain. March 17, 7:3op.m.—Peggy Flowers, 8490 W 1350 N, transported from the Nappanee Police/ EMS Building to South Bend Memorial for medical purposes. Market report... On Tuesday morning, the following prices were being quoted at Supersweet: shelled com $2.75, soybeans $6.76, and oats $1.75.

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Club notes AMERICAN LEGION The Third District of the American legion will hold its monthly meeting, Saturday, March 26,8p.m., at Charles Harker Post #143, Bristol (905 Maple St.). BETTER HOMES The Better Homes Club will meet Tuesday, March 29,7:30p.m., at the home of Laura Rummcl. Roll call will be answered by “Something unusual you collect or save.” The inspirational thought will be offered by Alberta Christophcl, and the lesson, on “Pampering Yourself,” by Nita Fredericks. TOPS 425 The Monday morning meeting of Nappanee Tops 425 was held at the First Church of God, with the leader, Lois Miller, presiding. Pledges were repeated, and the Tops Song sung. The secretary and treasurer offered their reports, and roll call was taken with 34 members weighing in, recording a total weight loss of 29-3/4 pounds. Two members stayed the same. Phyllis Lccpcr was the best loser for the week. The AIM captain, Alice Freed, presented several awards, and installed new officers. Secret pals will be revealed at next week’s meeting. Charlotte Martin and Mary Hochstctler are now Kops members. Alice Freed read two poems, honoring Kops.

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Top honors

NWHS Superßowl team tops

The North Wood High School Superßowl Team participated in academic competition at Warsaw High School, Thursday, March 10, coming back with a first in science,

The Harbinger of Spring (Welcome to Spring, Nappanee!) The magic of spring caresses the air A feeling of gladness unites everywhere Jack-in-the-Pulpit is preaching nearby To lovely spring beauties, to violets so shy The grass green with envy, the blushing red rose The Hlac, wisteria, all wake from repose Poor Johnny Jump-up, nodding his head Peeks at Miss lavish Queen Lace, snug in bed Butterflies flitting from flower to flower Sun beaming proudly from God’s golden tower Coaxing the children, please come out to play Enjoy glorious wonders of springtime today Prissifer kitty cat swishes her tail Under the cherry tree’s canopy veil While staunch Robin Redbreast is wooing his mate Over the crocuses, close to the gate Pink and white dogwood in sacred display Add heavenly splendor to eveiy array Gurgling, babbling, brook skips with glee Listen for angel wings, rustling the trees God in His wisdom proclaims a new birth For all living things on God’s Mother Earth He reveals the harbinger magic of spring Esther Hostetler

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Butterflies and locusts can fly continuously for well over 100 miles on the food energy stored in their bodies.

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North Wood High School’s Quiz Bowl Team recently received top honors at both a Warsaw competition, and the Northern Lakes Conference championship meet. Team members and coaches, front, from left, Missy Mohr, Sandra Flora, Monica Chupp, Angela Vandenburg, Marla Schrock and Carolyn Bennett. Second row, Angie Yoder, Jake Sellon, Lori Nunemaker, Brandi Nichols, Abby Zell, Jason Vanßruaene, Karla Myers and Betsy Stull. Third row, Charlie Zercher, Andy Roeder, Eric Tompos and Derry Prenkert. Fourth row, David Dyck, Kevin Cloud, Rick Otis, Rob Oglesbee, Ryan Tom, Jeff Schrock, Bryan Russell, Aaron Nichols and Rita Harnish. Back, Terry Johns and Bill Swigert. See related article for details. (AN photo by Bonnie Croy)

and a tic for fijrst in English and Math (tic-breaker dropped them to third place. North Wood finished second overall, and the interdisciplinary team

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also placed second. was “The Era of the Maifand the" Moon,” with competition in English, Math, Science, Social Studies, Fine Arts and Interdisciplinary (questions from all four areas). Coaches arc Deb Julian, English; Terry Johns, Math; Bill Swigert, Social Studies; Deb Julian, Fine Arts. All four coaches contribute to coaching the interdisciplinary squad. North Wood captured f rst place in the March 17 Northern Lakes Conference competition, taking firsts in Math, Science, Social Studies and Interdisciplinary. Team members arc: Math-JcIT Schrock, Bryan Ruyssell, Jake Sellon and Kevin Cloud; Social Studics-Kcvin Cloud, Betsy Stull, Ryan Tom and Rick Otis; ScicnccRob Oglesbee, Andy Roeder, Angie Yoder, Angela Vandenburg and Jake Sellon, and InterdisciplinaryAbby Zell, Aaron Nichols, Kevin Cloud, David Dyck and Jake Sellon. Churches prepare for cantata An Easter Cantata entitled “Lest We Forget” will be presented on Sunday, March 27, at 2 p.m'., at the Bremen Church of the Brethren, located on South Montgomery Street. Featured will be the combined choirs of the Brethren and Salem United Methodist chtirches. The choir, under the direction of Jami Abbott, will consist of 50 voice* The cantata is centered around the Easter hymn “Lead Me to Calvary,” and recreates the momentous and moving events that occured during the last Passover week of the Lord’s earthly ministry. Special numbers will be presented by soloist David Sellers and a duct by Mary Grebe and Tom Hostetler. The congregation will join the choir for the benediction. The public is invited to attend.

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