Nappanee Advance-News, Volume 113, Number 33, Nappanee, Elkhart County, 16 August 1995 — Page 2

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Nappanee Advance News Wednesday, August 16, 1995

Ambulance crews busy

August 7, 1 M2l a.m. —Eugene Bontrager, 13286 W 700 N, Nappanee, from Anglemeyer Clinic to Michiana Community Hospital, due to partial amputation of finger. August 7, 2:03p.m. —Joanna Hoke, 805 Locke Ct„ Nappanee, from home to Elkhart General Hospital, due to fall. August 9, 10:24a.m. —Mary Kauffman, 804 Northwood Circle, Nappanee, from Revco to Community Hospital of Bremen, due to fall. August 9, 10p.m. —Carolyn Chupp, Etna Green, from home to Goshen General Hospital, due to illness. Huppert. Bremen, from Jenkins Automotive to Community Hospital of Bremen, due to abdominal pain. August 10, 3:24p.m.—Howard Weidner, LuAnn Nursing Home, Nappanee, from home to Elkhart General Hospital, due to medical

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problem. August 11, 1:46p.m. —Chelsea Wiseman, 954 E. Walnut St., Nappanee, from home to Elkhart General Hospital, due to medical problem. August 11, 6:16a.m. —Russell Ervin, 501 E. Broad St., Nappanee, from home to Elkhart General Hospital, due to trouble breathing. August 11, I:3op.m.—lrma Pensinger, Garret, from Amish Acres to Community Hospital of Bremen, due to possible fractured ankle. August 11, 3p.m. —Doug Frits, Columbia City, from Fairmont Homes (Friendship) to Goshen Community Hospital, due to heatrelated problems. August 11, 6:s4p.m,—Mary Ann Stout, 453 W. Lincoln St., Nappanee, from home to Elkhart General Hospital, due to chest pain. August 12, I:l2p.m.—Bonnie Feck, Toledo, Ohio, from Amish

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Acres to Community Hospital of Bremen, due to heat-related problems. August 12, 6:29p.m.—Kirt Wogomon, White Pigeon, Michigan, from Derksen Sportsplex to Goshen General Hospital, due to medical problem. August l-2, 8:30p.m. —Ruth Zent, 308 N. Rosenberger, from Anglemeyer Clinic to Goshen General Hospital, due to bee sting. August 13, l :08a.m.—Jeremy Borkholder, 13269 N 700 W, Nappanee, from site of moped accident on CR7 to Elkhart General yospital. August 13, 12:31p.m. —Nancy Williams, Dyer, from Amish Acres to Community Hospital of Bremen, due to medical problem. Seek donated items for sale to benefit MDA There will be a “White Elephant Sale” at Borkholder Dutch Village, Saturday, August 26, to benefit Muscular Dystrophy. The sale begins at 9a.m., according to Jean Miller, who is requesting donated items from local businesses and individuals. Due to lack of time, businesses will not be contacted individually this year, but donations of items, gift certificates, etc. will be very much appreciated. This would include books, dishes, appliances, furniture, collectibles, etc. Donations may be dropped off at the Market Place of Borkholder Dutch Village any time during open hours, or call Jean Miller or Joe Kenz, 773-2828, if you need assistance. Items not sold at the White Elephant Sale will be auctioned at BDV on Tuesday, August 29, with all proceeds going to MDA.

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THIS WEEKEND—The Nappanee Civic Theatre production of the ever-popular musical, "Sound of Music,” continues this Friday and Saturday, August 18-19,7:30p.m., at West Park pavilion. With music by Richard Rodgers and lyrics by Oscar Hammerstein 11, the production promises to offer music and lyrics to please persons of all ages. Seating is

Adult education classes offered

Fall sessions of the Wa-Nee Continuing Education classes will begin the week of September 11, and end the week of November 17. Included in classes offered are the following: GED Class, held at the Wakarusa Public Library and the Nappanee Public Library. Aerobics Exercise Class/ at Nappanee Elementary School. Community First Aid and Safety/CPR, at North Wood High School. Effective Parenting Class, at Nappanee Public Library. Exploring Computers with Students in Grades 4-6, at Nappanee, Wakarusa and Woodview Elementary Schools. Introduction to Word Processing, at North Wood High School. Introduction to Sign Language, at Nappanee and Wakarusa Public Libraries. Keyboarding, at Wakarusa and Woodview Elementary Schptfls. Wa-Nee Water at the North Wood High School pabl. The following Wa-Nee Continuing Education Classes are also offered in cooperation with Ivy Tech State College: Basic Business Math, at Nappanee Public Library. Basic Statistical Process Control, at Nappanee Public Library. Basic Word Perfect for Windows, at North Wood High School. Calming Upset Customers, at Nappanee Public Library. Closing the Sale, at Nappanee Public Library. Comparing Computers: What Should I Buy, at Nappanee Public Library. Introduction to Macintosh, at Woodview Elementary School. Professional Selling, at Nappanee Public Library. Rapid Team Deployment, at Nappanee Public Library. Telephone Courtesy and Customer Service, at Nappanee Public Library. Total Quality Management, at Nappanee Public Library. The Ivy Tech course registrations and payment must be made in advance by calling Connie Yohn, at the Elkhart Campus, 219-

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Wakarusa Elementary sets opening activities

Final preparations are being made at Wakarusa Elementary School for the start of the 1995-96 school year. The first day for students will be Tuesday, August 22. This will be a full day of classes for students in grades 1-6, and the transition class. Kindergarten students will not report until Monday, August 28. Kindergarten parents will receive information by mail, regarding a conference time with their respective kindergarten teacher. “Parents are encouraged to attend these conferences, to receive information about time schedules, fees, dates, programs and other information. Buses will arrive at Ba.m. each day, with classes beginning at 8:10a.m. Dismissal time will be 2:45p.m., with bused students being shuttled to the middle school for pick up at 3p.m. All Wa-Nee elementary schools will have an early registration again this year. Registration will be held in the cafeteria, Tuesday, August 15, from 9a.m.-6p.m. (only one day). Parents will also fill out enrollment and health information on each child. Textbook rental and material lists will also be given to parents, and they may pay their child’s book fees at this time. The school bookstore will be open, for parents to purchase school supplies. Book rental fees for students'are as follows: kindergarten $34, transition and first grade $72, second and third grades s7l, fourth grade S7O, fifth grade $69, and sixth grade S6B. Fees not paid at early registration should be paid Wednesday, September 6. Hot lunches will be served, as usual. Student lunches will cost $1.25 per day, or $6 per week. Again this year, only five lunches will be sold. Students purchasing less than five days will pay for lunches at the cash register 5?

and length of classes, are available at the adult services desk of the Nappanee Public Library.

each day. They must pay for these lunches with cash. Milk prices will be 25 cents per day, and may be purchased at the cash register each day. Parents are encouraged to purchase five day lunches. Monthly and semester lunches may also be purchased, if parents choose. Again this year, an “offer vs. serve” lunch program will be offered to students, allowing them to make selections from food items each day. Parents not attending early registration may stop at the school office any time after the week, of August 15, from Ba.m.-3:30p.m., to register their child. All parents who are new to the community are encouraged to register their children as soon as possible. The school office is located at 400 N. Washington St., Wakarusa. The telephone number is 8622000. Office hours are Ba.m.3:30p.m. Monday through Friday. Parents with questions are encouraged to call the school office. Rotary report... The Nappanee Rotary Club meets each Wednesday noon, at Ron’s Bakery and Restaurant. Visitors are welcome. At last week’s meeting, Everett Colvin, Rotary District Governor, was the speaker, while in Nappanee for his annual club visit. He is from Plymouth, and covers District 6540, which is the northern third of the state. Guests included his wife, Jayne; Janyce Guckenberger, with her husband Don, and visiting Rotarian Gary Decker, from Mexico, Missouri. Rotarians hosted their annual Meteor Shower Golf Outing on Saturday evening, and also served at a food booth during the Amish Acres Arts & Crafts Festival.