Nappanee Advance-News, Volume 113, Number 32, Nappanee, Elkhart County, 9 August 1995 — Page 7

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NOW THE HARVEST—Those who have faithfully tended their garden plots are now beginning to enjoy the fruits (and vegetables) of their labors. Gathering in the produce makes the backaches of planting and weeding all worth while. And, when winter

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CELEBRATE 30TH—Mr. and Mrs. Charles J. Grimm, Nappanee, will celebrate their 30th wedding anniversary August 15. Mrs. Grimm is the former Carol Disher. Chuck and Carol were wed at the Camp Creek Church of the Brethren, August 15, 1965, by the Rev. Paul Mcßride. They have three children: Mrs. Gary (Angela) Slabaugh, Amy and Andrew Grimm.

Sullivan Sportswear named exclusive supplier to plants

Sullivan Sportswear Corp. has recently been named the exclusive supplier to the Allied Signal Automotive plants in South Bend, New Carlisle and Troy (Michigan), for all logo merchandise products. The announcement was made by Sullivan President Kerry Sullivan, after five months of working with account executive Jeff Breiler. Sullivan commented, “We are all very proud to have been recognized by Allied Signal as the most capable supplier in this industry. This can only open more doors and increase our niche in the evergrowing corporate merchandise market.” Sullivan Sportswear Corp. has been doing custom embroidery and screen printing in Nappanee for nearly 18 years. A 25% growth in sales in each of the last three years is attributed largely to the success of the corporate logo merchandise programs. These innovative programs specialize in managing and servicing corporate merchandise needs for big companies

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comes, the fun of sharing fresh produce from your own home-canning efforts can be most satisfying. See related article from the county extension service for home canning tips. (Kim Keiser photo)

which use large volumes of products every year. Other area clients with Sullivan Sportswear Corp. include Glaval Corporation, Elkhart; Holiday Rambler, Wakarusa; Newmar Corp., Nappanee; Crown International, Elkhart, and Zimmer, Warsaw. Kiefer honored by United Parcel Gary Kiefer was recently honored by United Parcel Service for completing 20 years of service with the company. Kiefer, who is a package car driver with UPS in Elkhart, was cited for his loyal service contributions to UPS. He began his career in 1975, as a package car driver. He is dispatched from the UPS facility in Elkhart, and provides pick up and delivery service in Nappanee. He and his wife, Joyce, live in Bremen. They have two children, Dusty and Josh.

Rotary report... Nappanee Fire Chief Don Lehman was the guest speaker at last Wednesday’s meeting of the Nappanee Rotary Club. He talked about the new rescue unit, and then took members to the fire station for a tour. Chris Walter was the program chairman, and guests were Dustin Shaw, with his father Rob; Megan and C.J. Cunningham, with their mother Janice, and Philip and Amanda Sumpter, with their mother Laurie. The month of August is a busy time for Rotarians, with the Meteor Golf Outing set for August 12, and club members serving food at the Amish Acres Arts & fjk* Festival. August 20, there rTjje arrowing at Rick Jenkins’ hi m on Tippecanoe Lake. Nappanee Rotary meets each Wednesday noon, at Ron’s Bakery and Restaurant. Visitors are welcome. Library tour offers wealth of information New cardholders and those interested in learning more about library services are invited to attend a guided tour of the Nappanee Public Library, Monday, August 14, 7p.m. In addition to discovering where to find current bestsellers or the latest business information, participants will be introduced to the special services available. These will include items such as the Bible Library, Books In Print Plus with Reviews, The Columbia Granger’s World of Poetry, Compton’s Multi-Media Encyclopedia, Magazine Article Summaries and Sweet’s Catalog File on compact disc, computers and typewriters for use in the library, and art prints, cameras and compact discs for loan. To help new residents become familiar with the library, tours are offered the second Monday of each month. Anyone interested in learning more about library services is invited to attend. For more information, contact the Nappanee Public Library, 7737919.

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Pre-planning helps make most of summer canning

by Mary Ann Lienhart-Cross Extension Educator Elkhart County Canning season is finally here! You have done everything perfectly to prepare, from carefully tending your fruits and vegetables in the garden, to replacing worn out equipment and clipping new recipes. Now is the time to start canning. The trick to summer canning is something experienced home canners have known for years—stay cool while spending the day in the kitchen. Experienced canners get the most out of their canning by following simple guidelines. Instead of canning alone, share the rewards by having a friend of your children pitch in. The time will fly. Be efficient, plan ahead, and group fruits, vegetables and meats according to the way they’re canned, and types of equipment used. Schedule jams, fruit butters and conserves in one group, and pickled vegetables and relishes in another. With a little preplanning, you’ll have your preparation time down to a science. Don t go overboard trying to do everything at once. Estimate carefully and honestly how much time you’ll need to prepare, process and cool. Start early in the morning. By beginning the day’s canning tasks when you’re fresh and the kitchen is cool, you’ll get the most accomplished. If canning with a friend, use the kitchen with the most stovetop and counter space, so things will run smoothly. Set out all equipment the day before, or at least check it. Check your jars for nicks and cracks. Make sure screwbrands are

Happy Birthday August 10 Ed Eastlund Greg Amott Mrs. Francis Olson Vivian Davis Jane Loomis Jeff Brock Barbara Evans Dixie Mitschelen Owen Borkholder Elaine Egging Ashley Egging 11 Ranita McMurtrey Marge Jensen Kurt Dougherty Beth Ann Messner George F. Mitschelen 12 Elnore Senff Kenlyn Amott Carol Henschen Linda Slagle Steve Beehler Mrs. Forrest Stahley Barbara Yoder Helen Hostetler Chad Ervin 13 Linda Bolt Maymie Greenawalt Mrs. Bud Etsinger Angela Stouder Carlisle Hershberger Floyd-Weaver 14 Toni Lutes Steven Heckathom Feme Burnham Tonya Sechrist Mary Borkholder 15 Rick Hollar Paul Guckenberger Scott Eads Andrew R. Stull 16 Julie Stouder Karen Wingrove Delbert Mullet Mrs. Claude Gall Richard Rohrer Mrs. Larry Burkhart Alan L. Hollar

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unbent, and lids have a complete ring of sealant, and that you have enough new caps and lids for your canning needs. You don’t want to find out at midday that you don’t have enough sealable jars in which to put the food you are processing. If you purchase produce, check with your local produce department or market, to know when the freshest fruits and vegetables arrive. If you grow your own produce, schedule harvest times to ensure the fruits and vegetables are at their best. Pick above-ground plants early in the morning, and root crops the evening before. Folklore says that is when the nutrition and flavor are peaking. Common sense tells you those are the coolest times of the day. Use the kitchen fan or a portable fan to draw hot air out of the kitchen, and to keep things comfortable. Don’t set hot jars in direct line of the fan breeze or aid conditioning vent, because this may cause jar breakage.

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Thank you Nor-El-Ag and North Central Co-op for purchasing our 4-H pigs. Kim, Daryl & Jenny Berger

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