Nappanee Advance-News, Volume 112, Number 46, Nappanee, Elkhart County, 16 November 1994 — Page 6

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Nappanee Advance New* Wednesday, November 16,1994

Legion Auxiliary treats teachers for service

.• “Building the Future, One Student at a Tune,” is the theme of this year’s American Education Week observance, November 1319. Across the nation, American Education Days are being celebratr <4 i For past years, the American 1 Legion Auxiliary has taken an ihterest in this program. Mrs. Madlin Culp, chairperson, calls on one of the local schools each year, and takes cookies for the teacher’s •Rotary report... • The program at last • Wednesday’s Rotary Club was a ■ tour of the Schwartz Carriage Restoration Shop. Paul Dougherty • was program chairman. • Visiting Rotarian Art Eby and [ his brother Reid were special • guests. < Student Exchange Chairman ; Gale Gerber announced that ; Laurie and Jim Sumpter will host ;an exchange student for two ; months, beginning in December. ; Mr. and Mrs. Paul Dougherty ; and Jim Moore attended the 50th {anniversary of the Ligonier Rotary {Club, at Maxwelton Golf Club, {November 4. Nappanee Rotary meets each {Wednesday noon, at Ron’s Bakery {and Restaurant. Visitors are welcome.

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DENNIE HOUSE “Country Gifts in the Loft” at Antiques On the Square

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lounge. This year she chose Woodview Elementary School. Teachers are key elements in having better schools and in shaping better tomorrows for children, according to Mrs. Culp, and the auxiliary believes that this is an appropriate time to recognize those who have influenced lives. Happy Birthday November 17 Dale Berger Sharon Rohrer Joanne Eads Tina M. Newcomer 18 Roger Stouder Lois Yoder Mrs. Dave Coppes Mrs. Alma Stoltzfus Royce (John) Biller 19 Pat Witt Mary J. Woodhams Tom Greene Carrie Gay Jim George Ida Rummel 20 Jim Deardorff Rob Lehman Barney Stouder Deborah Price Owen D. Stutzman Pamela Shively Dawn Bauman 21 Susan Anglemeyer Rex Culp 22 Mrs. Edna Frenger Dana C. Miller Reuben Yoder ' Everett Reaker Ginger Pippenger Patricia Bolt 23 Jane Van Dyke Bruce Unger Trent Sheets Judith Ann Sherman Mary E. Miller Diana Roberts Tammy Bauman

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PRESENT DONATION—Laura Lefebvre (left). Girl Scout Leader for troops, receives a generous donation from Bonnie Hochstetler, Nappanee Noon Kiwanis President. The Kiwanis donated 37 Brownie Handbooks for troops #l7O and #lB6 at the Monday, November 7, meeting. (AN photo by Merrie Chapman)

Frazer to tell of death'” experience The next meeting of the Women’s Aglow Fellowship will be held Monday, November 21, at Maple City Chapel, 423 Jefferson Street, Goshen. The social time will begin at 6:30p.m., and the meeting at 7p.m. There is a $2 per person charge for room rental. This month’s speaker will be Kay Frazer, a born-again, spiritfilled Christian from Kokomo. On July 1, 1973, she was killed in an equestrian accident, and was dead for 10 minutes. You are invited to come hear the story of how she came to be in the air with Jesus Christ, and hear about her life-after-death experiences. She will also tell of the Life-Mastering Angel who came to the accident scene, and of the sheer joy she felt in dying. Ladies are invited to bring their friends. For more information, call 862-4824.

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Crime Stoppers Wanted by the Elkhart Police Department for theft, is Jessie Sitns, bom October 5, 1952. He is a black male, 6-2, 230 pounds, with black hair and brown eyes. Crime Stoppers will pay SIOO for information leading to the arrest of Mr. Sims. Crime Stoppers also pays cash rewards for information on other felony crimes and criminals. Call toll free, 1-800-342-STOP. You don’t need to give your name, but will be assigned a code number. Crime Stoppers...it works!

DIETETIC ASSOCIATION MEETS—Nappanee was the site for the annual meeting of the Indiana Dietetic Association. Members visited Amish Acres last Thursday and Friday, November 10-11. Speaker Thomas Morris, PhD Professor of Philosophy, University of Notre Dame (top), delivered a presentation to a captive audience inside the round barn theatre during the two-day seminar. (AN photos by Merrie Chapman)

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Elder Haus plans trip to area floral shops

Senior members of the Nappanee community are invited to become active in the programs of the local senior center, Elder ' Haus, located at 258 E. Market St. The center is open Monday through Friday for a variety of activities, including quilting all day on Monday and Friday, Pinochle and Canasta at Ip.m. Monday, and Euchre and games at lp.m. Thursday. If you would like to spend the day, bring a sack lunch. There is a microwave available for heating soups and sandwiches. Wednesday, November 23, has been set aside for bingo. Please bring two gifts to be used as prizes. This activity will begin at 1:30p.m. A Christmas “jaunt” to area floral shops is planned for Wednesday, November 30. The group will leave the Elder Haus at Ambulance calls... November 7, 2p.m.—Judith Dubois, 6370 W 800 N, Nappanee, transported from her home to Elkhart General due to seizure. November 7, 4:45p.m. Claudia Malone, Lot 48, Meadows, Nappanee, transported from Lot 80 Meadows, to Bremen Community due to smoke inhalation. November 7, 10p.m.—Roy Clay, Lp Ann - Nursing Home, transported from his home to Elkhart General for medical attentionXv^y November 8, 5:45a.m. — Margaret Slabaugh, 10751 N SR 19, Nappanee, transported from her home to Elkhart General due to labor pains. November 8, 11:45a.m. —James Wolfe, 206 Meadows, Nappanee, transported from his home to Elkhart General due to smoke inhalation. November B—Joshua Wolfe, 206 Meadows, Nappanee, transported from tgs home to Elkhart General following a trailer fire. November 8, 11:45a.m. —Linda and Phillip Wolfe, 206 Meadows, Nappanee, transported from their home to Elkhart General following a trailer fire. November 8, 11:50p.m. —Erica Martinez, 707 N 6th Street, Apartment A, transported from N.1.A., US6 East, Nappanee, to Goshen General due to abdominal pain. November 9, 9:15p.m. —Amos Lethman, 72218 CRU, Nappanee, transported from his home to Michiana Community Hospital due to trouble breathing. November 10, 8:02a.m. —Jean Hardesty, 606 North Wood Circle, Nappanee, transported from her home to Elkhart General due to chest pain. November 12, 4:44p.m. — Lillian Morris, 702 North Clark, Nappanee, transported from her home to Elkhart General due to trouble breathing. November 12, 5:15p.m. Donald Swartzjander, 1502 Brooks Drive, Apartment 4-B, Nappanee, transported from his home to Elkhart General due to chest pain. November 13, 9p.m.—Sally Duncan, 358 East Hudson, Nappanee, transported from her home to Elkhart General due to trouble breathing. November 14, 5:30a.m. —Peter Schwartz, 11086 N 1000 W, Nappanee, transported from his home to Goshen General due to trouble breathing.

This year relax and enjoy a homemade THANKSGIVING BUFFET FEAST “AMISH ACRES* in Nappanee, Indiana. Serving 10:00 A.M. to 4:00 P.M. on Thanksgiving Day All you can eat Thanksgiving Buffet, only $12.95 join us for a Bountiful Thanksgiving Buffet that includes Festive Roast Turkey, Cider-Baked Ham, Country Roast Beef and all the Famous Amish Acres Trimmings, from Country Hearth-Baked Bread & Apple Butter, Stuffing & Mashed Potatoes to Delicious Homemade Pies. Let the Hand-Hewed Beams and Oaken Floorboards of Amish Acres Restaurant Bam take you back to a simpler time this Thanksgiving. AMISH ACRES Historic Farm, Restaurants, Theatre and Inn Listed on the National Register of Historic Places U.S. Highway 6, Nappanee, Indiana 46550 For information call (219)773-4188 ■

9a.m., with lunch during the trip. Reservations are a must, so call 773-2424 to reserve your spot The center will be closed all day Thursday and Friday, November 24-25, in observance of the Thanksgiving holiday. Club notes TRI KAPPA The November 8 meeting of Zeta Nu Chapter of Tri Kappa was held at the home of Laura Zell, with Nancy Roeder, Terry Swihart and Linda Hirschy as co-hostesses. The highlight of the meeting was the pledging of nine new members, who will be initiated in January. Santa Breakfast Chairperson Lpri Sumpter reported that the breakfast will take place December 3, 9:30a.m., at Amish Acres. This is open to the public, for all Wa-Nee elementary and pre-school children. The Tri Kappa Christmas auction, a self-fund-raiser, for members and a guest, will be held December 13. The business sesson will begin at 7p.m., with the auction to follow at 7:30p.m. All members are to donate S2O worth of items, whether or not they attend, to assure success of this project. Tri Kappa State Convention will be April 21-22, with all members encouraged to attend. Those interested are to contact Kim Moore by November 25. THIRD DISTRICT The Third District of the American Legion will hold its monthly meeting, Saturday, November 26, Bp.m., at Frank and Edward Skwiat Post #451, 121 Skwiat Legion Ave., Michigan City. TOPS 425 Nappanee Tops IN. 425 met Monday morning at First Church of God, with the leader, Lois Miller, presiding. The Tops song was sung, and the secretary and treasurer gave their reports. Roll call was taken, with 29 members weighing in, recording a total weight loss of 20 pounds for the week. Marlene Martin was the week’s best loser, and Priscilla Hope went home with Carolyn Martin. The month of October found Phyllis Ganger as best loser. The Christmas party will be held December 5. Videos for deaf available at Nappanee library The Nappanee Public Library, in cooperation with the St. Joseph County Public Library, has access to over 190 VHS videotapes and several assistive listening devices. Videotape topics include sign language instruction, children’s stories, health, deaf literature and deaf culture. These videos are in American Sign Language, and various signed English. Assistive listening devices are designed for hard-of-hearing individuals, to increase their level of hearing. These materials were partially funded by a grant from the Indiana State Library Service Construction Act Title 1. Also available for loan is a close-captioned device. For more information, call the library, 773-7919.