Nappanee Advance-News, Volume 112, Number 28, Nappanee, Elkhart County, 20 July 1994 — Page 6

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Nap pa nee Advance News Wednesday, July 20, 1994

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25th ANNIVERSARY--Mr. and Mrs. James R. Brown, CRI9, New Paris, were guests of honor, Wednesday evening, June 29, for a celebration of their silver wedding anniversary. They were treated to a limousine ride, to meet with 15 family members, for a dinner catered by Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Yoder. Jim and the former Linda Holderman were married June 29,1969, by the Rev. Robert Fields and the Rev. Dennis Deeter, at the First Brethren Church, Nappariee. They have three children: Lewis, Jerry and John, all of New Paris.

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Happy Birthday July 21 Mrs. Bob Jones David Amott Rose Mary Slabaugh Dean Henderson Mary Lou Hochstetler Josh Callander Julia Mast 22 Todd Sheets Mel Shirk Rhonda Sheets Dee Anna Clem John Yoder Emma Yoder 23 Jeanna Hollar Elaine Klotz Anna Van Dyke Christi German George Kurtz Becky White Tina Nickerson Marcia Chapman David Helmuth 24 Kellie Curtis Malone Mrs. Larry Seagraves Roger Cray Stan Stutzman Deborah Bellman Jennifer Dawn Six 25 Ralph Stump Mrs. William Waggoner Ann Umbaugh Ireta Ervin Doris Hershberger Brenda Rink Carmella Griffin 26 Susan Cleveland JoAnn Yoder Rex Miller 27 Annette Martz Jr. Martz Kerry Kern Julia Heimach Marcia Mullet Deborah Peters Elias (Sonny) Yoder Chris Bean Tom Griffin Mary Fumey Glenn Shipley

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TOT ’N TEEN TOGS GOING OUT OF BUSINESS SIDEWALK SALE After 38 years, we are closing our store. Saturday, July 23rd will be out last day in business. EVERYTHING MUST GO!! sßed Dot take 70% Off original price Yellow Dot take 60% Off original price Green Dot take 50% Off original price * All credits & gift certificates must be used by Saturday, July 23rd. * All new winter coats take an additional 10% Off * All fixtures for sale * All Sales Final! We hope you will continue to shop at: Rfcscals ’n Ribbons 113 Lincolnway East, Mishawaka, IN 46544 • 219-257*0122 1217 W Plymouth St. HP T T Bremen. IN 46506 i lot'n leen logs (219) 546-2540

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All senior members of the Nappanee community are invited to become active in the programs of Nappanee’s Elder Haus, a senior center, located at 258 E. Market St. The center is open Monday through Friday for a wide variety of regular activities and special programs. If you have questions, you may call the center at 773-2424. A newsletter is mailed monthly. Ask to have your name placed on the mailing list. Quilting is enjoyed all day on Mondays and Fndays-feel free to bring your lunch and stay the day. There is a microwave available for heating soups and sandwiches. Pinochle and Canasta are offered at Ip.m. Mondays, and Euchre and other games on Tuesdays and Thursdays at lp,m. Friday is volunteer day, and, in Campus notes... Carl E. Bradway, Nappanee, has been named to the dean’s list for the spring quarter of the academic year at Rose-Hulman Institute of Technology. He was among 424 undergraduate students who earned at least a 3.3 grade point average (on a 4.0 scale), according to Jess R. Lucas, vice-president fbr student affairs. Rose-Hulman is a private engineering and science college that has been cited by U.S. News & World Report and other national publications as one of America’s best colleges. Rose-Hulman, which has an enrollment of 1,300 students, offers degrees in chemical, civil, computer, electrical and mechanical engineering; applied optics, chemistry, computer science, economics, mathematics and physics. Bradway, son of Tom and Sheri Bradway, 7955 W 1100 N, is a freshman majoring in civil engineering. Kiwanibull... Will Wilson talked about a recent Boy Scout trip to Camp Filmont at the July 18 Noon Kiwanis meeting. Upcoming programs include Phil Trent, Evidence Technician for Special Crimes Unit, St. Joseph County, July 25. Congratulations to Bobbi Wilson, Kiwanian of the Month. The selection was announced at the July 12 meeting. Bobbi received the honor for her work in scheduling the Fair project. Other Kiwanians are asked to sign up to work at the upcoming 4-H Fair steak sales project. Russ and Jean Bolyard and LaVem and Lenore Pletcher visited the Milford Gub, Friday, July 8. Thought for the day: “Laws made by common consent must not be trampled on by individu-als”-George Washington. Verse for the day: “Be doers of the word, and not merely hearers who deceive themselves”—James 1:22.

addition to quilting, you are invited to share in stamp-cutting, or just come and visit. The group leaves Thursday morning, July 21, for a trip to Toledo, Ohio, to visit botanical gardens and take a scenic boat trip. Wednesday, July 27, there will be a special treat--strawberry shortcake-served at Ip.m. The cost is just $1 per person. Come share the goodies, and the fellowship! Looking ahead-The Elder Haus will sponsor a trip to a “Concert on the Green,” Thursday, July 28, along the Elkhart River. The concert will feature Bobby Wear’s group, bringing music from the big band era. Bring lawn chairs. This is a free concert, and the group will have lunch at Gubi’s following the program. The bus leaves the Elder Haus at 10:45a.m. Reservations are a must. Club notes THIRD DISTRICT The Third District of the Ameri can Legion will hold its organizational meeting, Saturday, July 23, Bp.m., at River Park Post #303,2410 Mishawaka Ave., South Bend. TOPS 425 Nappanee Tops #425 met Monday morning, at the First Church of God, with the leader, Lois Miller, presiding. Pledges were repealed and the Tops song was sung. The secretary and treasurer offered their reports, and roll call was taken. A total of 23-3/4 pounds was lost for the week. Phyllis Gonger was the best loser for the 26 members weighing in. “Happy Birthday” was sung to Alma Hershberger. A short program was provided by Anna Lou Helmuth and Elsie Borkholder. The meeting closed with members repeating the Tops Creed. Rotary report The Nappanee Rotary Club featured Dave Bush as speaker at last week’s meeting. He spoke on acupuncture, and was introduced by the program chairman. Dale Tobias. Guests included Karen Robins, intern pastor at First Brethren Church, and Amanda Sumpter, with her mother, Laurie. President Rob Shaw inducted the newest member, Carol Fendt. The club will have a social, July 24, at the lake home of Rick Jenkins. Nappanee Rotary meets each Wednesday noon, at Ron’s Bakery and Restaurant. Visitors are always welcome. Reunion set August 7 Bleily, Blyly, Bliely—There will be a reunion for the descendents of John, Jacob, Andrew and Fredrick Bleily (Fred changed to Blyly during the Civil War), August 7, at the main pavilion at Bonneyville Mill County Park, east of Bristol, off 120. The gathering will begin at noon, with a potiuck shared at Ip.m. Bring your own table service, and food to share, as well as folding chairs, if desired. The family descends from the four brothers, who came from Wurtenburg, Germany, and from Isiah Bliely.

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Mr. and Mrs. Brian Town are making their home in Mishawaka, following their July 1 wedding, and a honeymoon in Cancun, Mexico. The bride is the former Leslie Foreman, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Jim Foreman, Bremen. The groom’s parents are Mr. and Mrs. William O. Town, Plymouth. Gary Hinkle performed the evening ceremony, at the Bremen Missionary Church. Shirley Miller provided special music for the double-ring ceremony. The bride chose a dress with lace bodice and off-the-shoulder neckAmbulance calls July 11, 3:lsp.m.—Brenda Mcßride, Nappanee, transported from Nappanee Wood to Elkhart General due to feeling faint. July 12, 3p.m.-Robert Hinton, Edwardsburg, Michigan, transported from Gulf Stream, Nappanee, to Elkhart General due to chest pain. July 12, 7:08p.m.-Frank Hardwic, Lot 147 Meadows Mobile Home Park, Nappanee, transported from his home to Elkhart General for medical purposes. July 12, Bp.m.-Henry Romano, 1057 Baltimore Avenue, Nappanee, transported from his home to Michiana Community for medical purposes. July 13, 9:45a.m.-Paul Madden, Mishawaka, transported from the comer of CR3 and CR46, Nappanee, to Elkhart General following a personal injury accident. July 14, 8:32a.m.-Randy Suta, 1428 W 23rd, Lorraine, Ohio, transported from Fairmont Homes to Elkhart General due to a possible kidney stone. July 14, 3p.m.~Marsha Schmiu, New Castle, transported from the Cowshed, US6 West, Nappanee, to Bremen Community following a fall. July 14, 3:05p.m.--Carrie Belts, Rock Hill, South Carolina, transported from the Cowshed, US6 W, Nappanee, to Bremen Community due to illness. July 14, B:4sp.m.—Jayme Mathews, 69726 CR23, New Paris, transported from the Nappanee Police Department to Goshen General due to a hand injury. July 15, 7:loa.m.—Harvey Frederick, LuAnn Nursing Home, transported from Elkhart General following a fall. July 16, 1:50a.m.-Cindy Slater, 9 Meadow Lane, Nappanee, transported from the 800 block of East John Street, to Goshen General following an auto accident.

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line, featuring a floor-length organza skirt. Her headpiece included a headband of flowers and layers of organza, and she carried a bouquet in lavender and white shades of flowers. Brenda Batta, Plymouth, attended the bride, and Scott Fisher, Nappanee, was the groom’s attendant A reception is scheduled for late summer. The bride graduated from Bremen High School, and works at Glava Corp., Elkhart Her husband is also a BHS grad, and works at Damon Corp., Elkhart. Dial-A-Story features 'Unhappy Chickens' Some greedy chickens Find that life requires both give and take in “The Unhappy Chickens,” this week’s featured Dial-A-Story on the Nappanee Public Library Information Line. The free storytelling services available on a 24-hour basis and is just one of the options on the information line, 773-7920. The story changes on Monday each week to give a maximum number of children a chance to hear a tale before it changes. Auxiliary barbecue August 4 The Community Hospital of Bremen Auxiliary’s 43rd annual chicken barbecue will be held Thursday, August 4, at Sunnyside Park, Bremen, from 4-Bp.m. Advance sale tickets are available at the hospital gift shop, reception desk, or from any auxiliary member. The barbecue will be by Nelson’s Port-A-Pit, and each dinner will include chicken, cole slaw or applesauce, chips, roll and beverage. Home-made pie will also be on sale, by the piece or whole pie. Ticket prices are $4.50 for onehalf chicken dinner, $3.75 for onequarter chicken dinner, and $3.50 for chicken only. Carry-outs will also be available. The auxiliary will also have a drawing for a hand-made Amish quilt, which is on display in the window at David R. Holmes’ law. office in downtown Bremen. Tickets. for the quilt are sl, and may be purchased at The Wooden Peel, Hospital Gift shop, or David R. Holmes’ office. The drawing for the quilt will be at the barbecue. You do not need to be present to win. Organizers for this year’s . barbecue are Nancy Adams, Janie Wilson and Joanie Gunterman. Also ; recognized are the support and ass is- j tance of the Amish community,« which bakes pies and serves at the . barbecue. Others wishing to help: should contact any auxiliary ; member. Proceeds from the barbecue, pie j sales and quilt drawing are used to .1 fund a major project or piece of • equipment at the hospital. This year, i the money raised will go toward the ;. hospital’s roofing project

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