Nappanee Advance-News, Volume 112, Number 45, Nappanee, Elkhart County, 9 November 1994 — Page 2

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Nappanee Advance New* Wednesday, November 9,1994

Observe American Education Week

“Building the Future, One Student at a Time,” is the theme ‘Tor this year’s American Education Week observance, November 1319. Carol Heckaman, vice-president of the Wa-Nee Education Association, says the week affords opportunities “to celebrate our educational successes, and to rethink ways to iipprove our schools.” “Schools are where the future begins,” says Heckaman. “What .we invest today can pay big dividends in the future of our community and country. Tomorrow is being shaped today in our classrooms. I urge all Wa-Nee residents to make a contribution to the com-

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Nappanee Heritage Specialists Office 100 E. Borkholder Dr., Nappanee, IN 46550 Physicians Specialist Schedule for October, 1994 MONDAY TUESDAY WEDNESDAY THURSDAY FRIDAY ~ ~12 3 4 Eldon Geria M.D AZ. Sheikh, Mi). Aemmsc, HA, CSW, Kerin Getfa, MJ>. as&r ksss. gstfaKr - s&Sbo 10:30A.M.-Noon RotyPriwson sstaasm ssKSsssf- sssew— ssoek 7 8 9 10 11 Hike Aemmer, HA, CSW, Swan Geiet, M.D. AZSheikh, MJ>. Comm.F*ni«y Couneel Robert Peterson Geria Surgical Michiana Heart 9:00AJ1.-5:00PJI. Michiena Psych. 10:30A.M.-Noon 10:(x3j!l.-Eon Gr;eeleNu«e 1:00 PJw!3oP.M. Midwives 9:00A.M. Noon 14 15 16 17 18™ gIIhJ&SS’ 110 ' AX. Sheikh, H-D. SSTgSSS^ 0 ' tMoTSI-Noon 9:00Ai1.-sP. | i. iHiUMtoon Sook Mis Choi, liO. w«n y n Gsnssis Hum Robift Pibrion 08/QYH 2:30P.M.-SP.M. 2522JSSl£2L MWwivtt |ESZL£S!jr SSSSH” MoUW *°°" 21 22 23 24 25™ SSSltf' 0 ' thanksgwng mSSiXS. •ax, iomajA s&esb* 28 29 30 "™~ Eldon Gerig,MJ). AZSheikh, M.O. Gerta Surgical Midliana Heart 10:30 AM.-Noon 10:00 AM.-Noon SookMeCM, MJJ. Charles Ware, M.O. OWGYN24OPJL4PM Midliana Orthepedics ► 9d»Am.-10:30AiL To schedule appointments with a specialist call 773-2434 Remember tfle Auxiliary Gift Shop will be sponsoring their annual Holiday Bazaar and bake Sale on November 17 & 18th. The Hospital gift Shop is open from 10:00 AM - 6:OOPm

/Community / Hospital of Bremen “ Our family caring for yours ” 411 South Whitlock St. Bremen. IN 46506 219-546-2211

mon endeavor of creating the best schools possible.” Heckaman stressed, “Our schools can’t do the job alone. They need parents, business people, church and community leaders to serve as a supportive network to their efforts. When the people who are important in their lives have an obvious presence in their schools, students get the message that education is a critical endeavor” Everyone has an important contribution to make to education, according to Heckaman, who said, “The parent who makes sure his or her child arrives at the schoolhouse door ready to learn makes a contribution. When professionals in the community become

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resources to classroom teachers, they are making a contribution. “When business people help with off-campus teaming experiences or other resources, they make a contribution. And when the community honors scholarship and excellence in education, the message is clear. This community cares about education.” Heckaman emphasized that persons who want to know how to help should check the school nearest them. The Wa-Nee Education Association is an affiliate of the

New books available

The following new books are now available for your reading pleasure, at the Nappanee Public Library. ADULT FICTION Daughter of the Stars, by Whitney-a tale of a young woman’s search for her family and the truth about her father’s disappearance. Pearl in the Mist, by Andrewsalone in a pretentious world that never wanted her, young Ruby Dumas suffers humiliating punishments at an exclusive boarding school, in this continuation of the

National Education Association, which in 1921 joined with the American Legion to launch American Education Week as an annual event. The week-long salute to school is observed in a variety of ways across the country. Wednesday, November 16, will be National Educational Support Personnel Day, a day set aside to honor education school secretaries, paraprofessionals, food service personnel, bus drivers, maintenance workers, and the other staff who make schools “tick.”

V.C. Andrews series. Going Nowhere Fast, by Haywood-a retired police detective and his wife find themselves crisscrossing the Arizona desert in their Airstream trailer, in search of a killer, with the FBI, the National Park Service, the L.A. Raiders, and the mob on their heels. From the Teeth of Angels, by Carroll-the fates of three very different people converge at the heart of this novel, which asks the question, what is death? Blacker Than a Thousand Midnights, by Straight-the story of a black firefighter who is trying to walk the straight and narrow to support his young family, as his friends disappear, victims of the streets. The Dolphins of Pern, by McCaffrey-the intelligenceinhanced dolphins who colonized the oceans of the planet Pern, seek to revive the bond between land and ocean dwellers, in this science fiction tale.

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AUXILIARY SUPPORT CONTINUES Hospital Auxiliary representatives Nancy Adams (left), and Christine Beery (right) recently presented hospital administrator Scott Graybill with a SIO,OOO donation. The funds were applied towards the cost of replacing the roof over the 1956 addition of the hospital. This roofing project was two fold. Phase one of the project was the replacement and repair of the roof on the 1956 addition. Work on this roof began in early August and was completed during September. Cost of this phase of the project was approximately $34,000. Phase two of the roofing project was the repair of the roof on the Bremen medical Office Building. Work on this roof was completed during October at a cost of $9,500. Auxiliary members work diligently year round to ensure their history of strong financial support to the hospital continues. In addition to several projects funded by the Auxiliary, they also sponsor one major project at the hospital annually. Funding of these projects are possible through various fund raisers the Auxiliary sponsors each year, these include booths at the Fireman’s Fair, the annual Gift Shop Holiday Open House and Bake Sale, the Mile of Pennies Project, and First Foto Baby Pictures. Auxiliary members also devote time and energy toward planning and hosting the Annual Chicken Barbecue, and Amish Crafted Quilt Award held in August annually. These events which enjoy strong community support, occur simultaneously and are major sources of income for the auxiliary. Hospital Administrator, Scott Graybill, notes that Community Hospital of Bremen is fortunate to have a group of individuals involved with the Auxiliary who are hard working and dedicated to the hospital. The Hospital Administration, Staff and Board of Directors are grateful for their ongoing support. Community Hospital of Bremen "Our family earing for yours" 411 South Whitlock St Bremen, IN 46506 216-546-2211

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HONOR STUDENTS—The Nappanee Rotary Club honored its November Students of the Month, Marcie Miller and Jonathan Schrock, at last Wednesday's Club meeting, as well as their sponsor, Marsha Caldyvell. Schrock and Miller are shown with their recognition certificates. Rotary president is Rob Shaw, and John Moore is Student of the Month Chairman.

ADULT NON-FICTION The Kennedy Women, by Leamer-in-depth portraits of the mothers, wives, sisters, and daughters who stood beside some of the most dynamic men of the twentieth century. The Internet Navigator, by Giister-a guide to network exploration for the individual user.

Police 10g... Sometime between Sp.m. and 7p.m., Friday, November 4, a suspicious fire was discovered inside a 1988 Plymouth Voyager Van. The vehicle was located at 406 East John Street, Nappanee. Police are looking for any help in figuring out the origin of the fire. If you know anything about this fire please call the Nappanee Police, 773-4111. Quilt presented for display at library At the close of the school year in 1915, a quilt was given to Harvey Frederick, teacher at the Union Center School. It consisted of blocks of beautiful embroidery, made by his students. The name of each of the 43 students in his class was embroidered on the blocks. Wendell Frederick has presented this quilt to, be displayed in the Evelyn Lehman Culp Heritage Center, in the lower level of the library. The public is invited to see this and other exhibits in this area of the library.