Nappanee Advance-News, Volume 112, Number 15, Nappanee, Elkhart County, 20 April 1994 — Page 2

Nappance Advance News Wednesday, April 20, 1994

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Recognize honor students

- The following Nappance Middle School students have been named to the honor roll for the third grading period of the school year. EIGHTH *' Heather Baughman, Ryan Beachy, Adam Blosser, Jason Bollenbacher, Leon Borkholder, Douglas Brown, Darlene Eicher, Jennifer Figueroa, Alan Freed, Amanda Gaut, Daniel Hawkins, Tami Hawks, Danielle Herr, Rachael Hill, Andrew Hunn, Isaac Lemler, Jennifer Mast, Kristin Mikel. Colleen Miller, David Miller, Karen Miller, Kristy Miller, and Jamie Moneyheffer. Also: Bradley Patches, Shawn . Persing, Corinne Poitras, Heather 2§ieed, Lamar Schmuckcr, Lynn Schmucker, Lamar Schwartz, Sarah Stouder, Brooke Tobias, Gregg . Tempos, Paula Waters, David ; Wilson, Sara Adams, James Allen,

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Jennifer Anderson, Kelli Andrews, Eric Bowers, Christina Brown, Heather Cline, Todd Coffin, Crystal Cripe, Jennifer Dye, Sarah Eaton, and Jay me Eddinger. And: Stacey Elphick, Eric Espinoza, Jamie Gill, Heidi Grabcr, Jonique Graber, Rebecca Hershberger, Rebekah Hilly, Brenda Hochstetler, Crystal Hochstetler, Jana Johnson, Valerie Mast, Beth Mattem, Mattie Miller, Loretta Schwartz, Tracy Stanley, Elishia Welch, Duane Yoder, Jacob Yoder and Marla Yoder. SEVENTH Blair Baumgartner, Benjamin Becker, Crystal Bennett, Trisha Bontrager, Corey Brown, Steven Corbin, Bradley Culp, Megan Cunningham, Mandy Gerber, Jenna Gettys, Stephanie. Gray, Jessica Guard, Laura Beth Hahn, Annette Hauptli, Carissa Herr, Joshua Herr,

Brooke Hershberger, Kevin Hochstetler, Jeff Housour, Chad Knisley, Tara Lambert, Benjamin Larsen, and JaLyn McCuen. Also: Todd McDonald, Jason Mishler, William Mitschelcn, Dustin Potts, Patrick Rose, Erica Rouch, Harry Schwartz, Teresa Shapland, David Slabaugh, Michelle Taylor, Jerry Troyer, Andy Umbaugh, Joanne Ulery, Alicia Weaver, Jessica Woolley, Levon Weaver, Jessica Wortinger, Andrew Yoder, Bradley Yoder, Michelle Adams, Byron Bauer, David Berger, Jr., and Jolcne Bontrager. And: Brianne Bumworth, Angela Callander, Ruby Harshberger, Brooke Hochstetler, Jessica Hochstetler, Amanda Huff, Gary Hughes, John Hutscll, Jr., Ryan Mattem, Cynthia Miller, Danny Miller, Wendell Miller, Mark Pires, Christy Ryman, Lflke Schafer, Tina Schmucker, Matthew Schrock, Melody Seaman, Joseph Slabach, Amanda Suits, Jessica Wamken, Natalie Will, Nathan Wood, Ruby Yoder, Heather Zentz and Amy Zercher. SIXTH Brandon Beehler, Cynthia Borkholder, Jonathan Borkholder, Perry Borkholder, Angela Boykin, Jason Brcnnaman, Nathan Brown, Lindsay Carlin, Adam Copsey, Michelle Gaines, Dustin Geyer, Nicolas Hajicek, Carrie Haney, Daniel Harshberger, Doug Helmulh, Aaron ' Hochstetler, Diane Hochstetler, Dennis Holland, Matthew Homish, | Billi Howard, Ryan Hudson, Dawn Kobb, and Elizabeth Larrison. i Also: Melissa Marsh, Wendell ! Mast, Tricia Mikel, Ervin Miller, i Gloria Miller, Kari Miller, Melvin Miller, Dorothy Moody, Amanda Moore, Norman Mullet, Jennifer Phillips-Falcs, Nicholas Roelandts, Erica Sabo, Luke Shaw, George Stacy, Jason Short, Chad Smith, Candice Thomas, Reatha Weaver, Amanda Wcldy, Kami Weldy, Shelly Wright, Joyce Yoder, Ronald Yoder, Amanda Aguilera, and Christina Beachy. And: Stephanie Berkey, Kristin Bonacorsi, Mary Borger, Travis Burkholder, Nathan Canter, Angela Carlisle, Wanda Chupp, Lindsay Dctwiler, Alisa Donegan, Rachel Eaton, Patricia Eichcr, Walter Fales, Bryan Fisher, Candace Ganshom, Nathaniel Hahn, Jerry Hochstetler, Myron Hochstetler, Amy Hughes, Katrina Lightfoot, Jessica Mast, Anthony McClung, and Stephanie Michael. Also: Jessica Miller, Mindi Odle, Benjamin Pippen, Jillian Poitras, Andrew Rummcl, Joseph Sabo and Cassie Schalliol, Edwin Schwartz, Eric Shepherd, Matthew Sitek, Crystal Slabaugh, Trenton Slump,

Chet Walters, Bradley Wilson, Amber Wolfe and Devon Yoder. Kids’ carnival Saturday A “Say No to Drugs Kids Carnival” will be held Saturday, April 23, 9-11:30a.m., at North Wood High School, 2101 N. Main St. (SRI9), Nappanee. This will be a morning filled with games and prizes, with die NorthWood High School SADD Club and the Wa-Nee Drug Awareness Committee co-hosting die second annual event All community elementary-age children are invited to test their skills at the bean bag toss and free throw hoops. In addition, face painting, snacks and balloons, as well as a cake walk, will be offered. The “Choose Brothers,” a Blues Brothers comedy duo, will perform shows at 9:45a.m. and 10:45a.m. They are favorites for kids of all ages, and travel throughout the United States, with their message to choose a drug-free lifestyle. The Elkhart County Sheriffs Cadets will provide fingerprinting of children, and McGruff, the crimefighting dog, will be there to visit with the children. In addition, the Wa-Nee drug-free mascot, “HUGS the Bear” will be present. You are invited to attend this informative, fun-filled morning.

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Comp Fire offers doss Camp Fire will offer a class, “I’m Taking Care,” for fifth and sixth graders, at Heritage Medical Center, US6 East, Nappanee, Saturday, April 23, from 9a.m.-noon. The cost per person is $5, which includes .information booklet and certificate, plus supplies. Call 773-3793, or 533,-4590 to register. , The class teaches good babysitting skills through a combination of lectures, demonstrations, and handson experiences. Participants wil learn basic skills, safety measures and ways to play with children.

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The second annual “Say No to Drugs Kids Carnival" will take place Saturday, April 23,9-11:30a.m., at North Wood High School. Included in activities will be a bean bag toss and free throw hoops skills contest, as well as balloons, snacks, and appearances by HUGS the Bear and McGruff, the crime-fighting dog. See related article for details. The photo shows fun which took place at last year’s event.

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The “Choose Brothers,” a Blues Brothers comedy duo, will be two of the guest performers at the "Say No to Drugs Kids Carnival," Saturday, April 23. See related article for details.

April 11,11:25a.m.—Max Brockers, 4113 East Bowser, Syracuse, transported from Fairmont Homes, Nappanee, to Goshen General due to chest pain. April 11, 10:15p.m.-Christopher Bottauf, Lot 5 Meadows, Nappanee, transported from J&J Molding to Michiana Community following a personal injury accident. April 11, 10:15p.m.-Brittany Boltouf, Lot 5 Meadows. Nappanee, transported from J&J Molding to Michiana Community due to a cut to the eye, following a personal injury accident. April 12, 9:57a.m.-Paul Moyer,

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Ambulance colls

204 West Randolph, Nappanee, transported from his home to Elkhart General due to trouble breathing. April 12, 10:56a.m.-Amber Slabaugh, 37 M-Dee Acres, Nappanee, transported from her home to Elkhart General due to a seizure. April 14, 12:35p.m.-Tcx Cook, Lot 50 Meadows Park, Nappanee, transported from Dr. Grabcr’s office to Elkhart General for medical purposes. April 15,4:15p.m.-ElaincMiller, 10048 West Hepton Road, Nappanee, transported from her home to Bremen Community for medical purposes.