Nappanee Advance-News, Volume 112, Number 12, Nappanee, Elkhart County, 23 March 1994 — Page 7

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Nappanee Area Chamber of Commerce Executive Director Mike McCauley, left, welcomes Rich Fairchild and Main Street Antique & Craft Mall, as a new member of the chamber. The mall is located at 160 N. Main St., Nappanee, and offers a number of dealers displaying quality selected antiques, collectibles and crafts. The mall features Coca Cola memorabilia, old time movies, antique cars and soda fountain, as well as furniture, primitives, quilts, linens, old toys, pedal cars, glassware and more. Stop in and see for yourself -hours are Monday through Saturday, 10a.m.-5:30p.m. (AN photo by Barb Keiser)

Two auto thefts reported

Members of the Nappancc Police Department were called to Gold Crown Lanes, US6 East, at approximately 9p.m., Monday, March 14, in reference to a stolen pickup truck. Upon arrival, police were told that a red Ford pickup truck had been stolen. The 1989 pickup had an Indiana registration number, #696798A, and matching red cap. The Monday evening call was the second auto theft reported in the same area during the past week. Police are advising citizens not to leave keys in unattended vehicles. Anyone with information regarding this theft is asked to contact the Nappancc Police Department WARRANT ARRESTS The Nappancc Police Department made two arrests last week involving subjects wanted on warrants. Saturday, March 19, the Marshall County Sheriff’s Department contacted the Nappancc Police Department, saying they had custody of Stephen Charles Baxter. Baxter, 22, 304 North Washington Street, Bremen, was wanted by the NPD on a warrant issued by the Nappancc City Court, for failure to pay fines and costs from an original charge of possession of marijuana. The Bremen Police Department transported the suspect from Marshall County to the Elkhart County line, where the NPD took custody of Baxter. The subject was transported to the Elkhart County Security Center and held on a $2,500 bond while awaiting a March 24 court dale. Sunday, March 20, an off-duty Nappancc reserve police officer reported a suspicious vehicle that had been at the First Brethren Church, located ai the comer of Main Street and Woodvicw Drive. The officer reported that the vehicle then drove around the Wa-Ncc School Administration Building, SR 19, at a slow pace. Cpl. Tom Rouch, Ptl. Bill Bickcl, reserve Sgt. Don Trucx and reserve Registrations, accepted for nursery school Registrations are now being accepted for the 1994-95 school year for the North Main Nursery School. You may * register Tuesday, March 29, 3-sp.m. Only children who attend North Main Street Mennonite Church, and siblings of children presently in pre-school can pre-register. All other spaces are filled on a first-come, first-served basis. Upon arrival, a number will be given to you. Please enter through the southeast door, facing SRI9. Children must be four years of age by June 1, and a sl6 nonrefundable fee is required. For more information, call 773-4558, or 773-2743.

NOW LEASING SELF STORAGE Fenced, lighted. You keep the keys. Lowest Prices Size sxlo, 10x10. 10x15, 10x20, 10x30 Also fenced In area for outside winter storage for motor homes, cars, boats, trailers, etc. NAPPANEE SELF STORAGE Highway 6 West Nappanee, IN 46550 Office located In brick house next to Storage Sheds 773-5561

Ptl. Tom Brock stopped the vehicle on West Market Street. During questioning of the driver, a license check indicated an active arrest warrant on the driver, 21 -yearold Jonathan Wayne Shaw, 206 School Street, Leesburg. The warrant charged two counts of theft, both class D felonies, from Lagrange County Superior Court. Shaw was taken into custody and tranpsorted to the Elkhart County Security Center. He was held in lieu of a $7,500 bond while awaiting extradition to Lagrange County. Kiwanibull The Nappanee Noon Kiwanis Club meets each Monday noon, at Ron’s Bakery and Restaurant. Visitors are welcome. Special guests at Monday’s meeting were the top junior scholars of North Wood High School. Matt Bixcl talked about banking careers. At the March 14 meeting. Bob Pfaff talked to the club regarding the Elkhart YMCA and YWCA. Steve Neff, girls’ basketball coach at NWHS, will speak at the March 28 meeting, regarding his program. Tornado shelters available The following sites have been designated as tornado shelters in the Nappanee area. First Mennonite Church-900 W. Market St. Church of the BrethrenMack Drive. St. John’s' Lutheran Church--651 S. Main St. Society Bank-161E. Market St. Midwest Commerce Bank (NBD)—3SI W. Market St. North Main Mennonite Church-504 N. Main St. Nappanee Municipal

Center-300 W. Lincoln St

is in the air and the latest Spring fashions are on sale throughout “The House.” Choose from Spring jackets to ward off those April showers, shorts and tops for those days that tease us with unusually warm temperatures, and slacks and sweaters for those cool Spring evenings. You’ll find these and many more Spring fashions now at The House Across the Street in Nappanee.

The House Across the Street Unique Ladies Fashion Apparel in Nappanee Open Daily 10 A.M. to 5 P.M., Wednesday Evening until 8 P.M. Closed Sunday. (219) 773 3722

Library offers new books

The Nappanee Public Library has added the following selections to the books now available to cardholders. ADULT NON-FICTION The Coach’s Wife, Phelps-the wife of former Notre Dame basketball coach Digger Phelps shares the story of their life at Notre Dame and offers a look at the Notre Dame sports mystique. The Ditches of Edison County, Roberts-a parody of a best-selling novel. Molly Ivins Can’t Say That, Can She?, Ivins-a Texas columnist’s irreverent commentary and hilarious anecdotes. One Frog Can Make A Difference—Kermit the Frog’s guide to life in the 90s. The Book of Virtues, Bennett—a collection of great moral stories. Power Thoughts, Schuller—how to use your faith to unlock your hidden capacity for success. Country Music, Millard-a year-by-year survey of 70 years of country music. The Ultimate Beatles Encyclopedia, Harry-everything you ever wanted to know about the Beatles. Encyclopedia of Gardening-a comprehensive guide to gardening techniques from the American Horticultural Society. The Illustrated Treasury of Disney Songs-music for piano, vocal and guitar. A Banner Year at Indiana, Hammel-story of the IU Hoosiers’ 1992-93 basketbal' season. The Downing Street Year's, Thatcher—Margaret Thatcher’s portrayal of the events and personalities of her years in power. Gifts of Time, Epstein-the story of a pioneering surgeon and the children who are his patients. Storm Country, Davies—the American Great Plains through an Englishman’s eyes. Neanderthals at Work, Bernstein-how people and politics at work can drive you crazy—and what you can do about them. Flight of the Buffalo, Belasco—soaring to excellence in business by letting the employees lead. Country Roads of Indiana, McKinney—vacation weekend experience. Tender Warrior, Weber—a minister describes God’s plan for balanced manhood. Ageless Body, Timeless Mind, Chopra-how to prevent the effects of aging. Getting the Most for Your Home in a Down Market or Any Market, Lieberman. No Credit Required, Yamaguchi—how to buy a house when you don’t qulaify for a mortgage. Eat Well, Live Well, Smith-a nutritionist's diet plan, with recipes. ADULT FICTION The Death and Life of Superman, Stern—the complete story of the event leading up to Superman’s tragic end, and the extraordinary occurrences that followed. The Hope, Wouk-this historical novel tells the saga of Israel from the 1948 War of Independence to the 1967 Six-Day War. The Grassy Knoll, HarringtonColumbo tackles the mystery of the Kennedy assassination. Death by the Light of the Moon, Hess-bookseller Claire Malloy finds herself right in the middle of a traditional Gothic plot at her husband’s Louisiana ancestral estate. Wild Hunt, Chadwick-two landowners marry and join together to save their lands from the clutches of an evil baron, in this historical romance set in 12th century Wales. The Edge of Sleep, Wiltse-two FBI agents seek an unorthodox serial killer, in this novel of the hunter and the hunted.' Body and Soul, Conroy—a young man’s life is transformed by his musical gift as he rises from poverty to fame and fortune. Decked, Clark-back at Oxford for a class reunion, a private investigator discovers the long-dead body

of her former roommate. The Cereal Murders, Davidson--when the valcdiciorian at an exclusive prep school is murdered outside the hall where she is catering a dinner, caterer Goldy Bear rattles a few skeletons as she carries out her own investigation. Scarlet Angel, Palmer—the exotic Italian woman whom a staid, wealthy Englishman marries, begins to destroy his family in her efforts to win control of the family legacy. Head Lock, Doolittle-a selfstyled private investigator and his team conspire to topple the election bid of a charismatic fundamentalist preacher for a Senate seat. Find Her a Grave, Wilcox-the daughter and granddaughter of a Mafia king’s mistress enlist the help of a theater director to recover a million dollar treasure from beneath the headstone of the mistress. Ruin Creek, Payne-a young couple gradually realizes that love and passion aren’t always enough to preserve a failing marriage, and it is their young son who suffers the most, as he turns to his grandfather for solace. No Laughing Matter, Simpsonthe police investigation of the murder of a vineyard owner and the destruction of his lab uncovers a terrible secret. Honor Bound, Griffin-a team of men from the Army, Marines and counter-intelligence is formed to carry out a secret mission to sabotage the resupply of German ships and submarines in 1942.

BIRTHS Atlee and Mary Jane Bontrager, daughter, March 9, Michiana Community Hospital. Thomas and Ruby Borkholder, son, March 13, Michiana Community Hospital. Michael and Karen Wagner, son, Nathan Scott, March 8, Elkhart General Hospital. Grandparents are Allen Wagner, Nappanee, and Wanda Lattiner, Argos. Greatgrandparents are Francis and Maxine Wagner, Syracuse, and Clyde and Fern Sanborn, Bremen. Marion and Laura Miller, daughter, March 17, Michiana Community. Tercasa Bryant, daughter, March 18, Michiana Community. Ray and Rosalie Mast, twin sons, March 21, Michiana Community. Frank and Terri Owens, daughter, March 21, Michiana Community. Megan Wisely, son, March 21, Michiana Community.

Oaklawn Foundation Benefit House ... Ist Prize: An "Oakmont" ✓ j custom home to be built by Town & Country Builders V i j valued at $175,000*, OR $153,500 cash 1 •(indudes $25,000 lot allowance) *! _______ T'

2nd Prize: Godfrey Marine Sweetwater * 22' Pontoon Boat and Motor valued at $9,300 3rd Prize: $5,000 4th Prize: $2,500 sth through 10th Prizes: SI,OOO each 11th through 30th Prizes: $350 each Only 3,500 certificates will be sold on a first come, first served basis at SIOO each. This means your odds are 1 in 3,500 that you will win a new "Oakmont" home or $153,500 in cash and 1 in 117 that you will be a winner! All proceeds will benefit children and teen-agers receiving mental health services A Oaklawn. Sponsored by the Qaklawn Foundation for Mental Health and Elkhart County Board of REALTORS, not-for-profit organizations. All entries must be received by june 16,1994,5 p.m. Please do not mail payments! Watch The Elkhart Truth and The Goshen News for details and updates on the Benefit House. Drawing will be held Thursday, June 23,1994,6:30 p.m., at the Matterhorn Restaurant, 2041 Cassopolis St., Elkhart. Listen to the drawing results live on WTRC radio, 1340 AM. Call the Benefit House Headquarters to charge your entry to your credit card: (219)295-HOME [295-4663]0r 800-71-TO WIN [BOO-718-6946]. Certificates may be obtained at the following locations: (‘service centers that will accept checks and money orders) ‘Benefit House Headquarters: Oaklawn, 2600 Oakland Ave., Elkhart •Oaklawn, 330 Lakeview Dr. (SR 15 N),Goshen *Eby Auto Sales, 2450 N. Main St., Nappanee □ •Century 21, K. M. Miller, 104 N. Main St., Middlebury ' •Society Bank locations: 101 S. Main St., Elkhart 221 N. Main St., Goshen 2801 Cassopolis, Elkhart 101 E. Main St., Syracuse 119 E. Center St., Warsaw All Elkhart County REALTOR offices ww hmm .~i ivm REALTOR The Elkhart Truth, 421 S. 2nd St., Elkhart miMBWm The Old Bag Factory, 1100 Chicago Ave., Goshen " Eby Ford, 2714 Elkhart Road, Goshen indi«MU(*wN*9«A7iasMo«n.*«p.4/a/«4 Lunkers, 26324 US 12 E, Edwardsburg, Michigan

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Special display Michelle Metzler and Jamie Plake check out part of the cartoon display now being featured at the Nappanee Public Library. The creations of Hoosier cartoonists are highlighted in the Indiana Historical Society’s travelling exhibition, “Indiana Cartoons and Cartoonists." Nappanee is the first stop for the display, which will be here through April 11. (AN photo by Kim Keiser)

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Debra McNally, left, Wa-Nee Drug Awareness Coordinator, is shown receiving a Public Service Award from Jean Pock, Executive Director of the National Family Partnership of Indiana. The award was received at the NFP11994 State Red Ribbon recognition luncheon, held in Indianapolis. Coordinators from throughout the state met for the luncheon, with Betty Herron, president of National Family Partnership of Little Rock, Arkansas, as guest speaker. The Wa-Nee Drug Awareness Committee was recognized for contributions in the public service division. This is the second straight year for the local group to be honored for its efforts.

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