Nappanee Advance-News, Volume 113, Number 49, Nappanee, Elkhart County, 6 December 1995 — Page 3

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SCIENCE PROGRAM—Kevin Stuart, of Michigan, visited Woodview Elementary School Wednesday, November 29, to present a program based on "Mr. Wizard," the television show. The show, titled "Mr. Wizard's Science in the Home, demonstrated ways that items found around the home can be used to explore the science in everyday living. Student volunteers used learning skills such as measuring, observing, predicting and analyzing to investigate challenges posed during the show. Pictured is Kevin Stuart (left) and student Joe Geib, attempting to prove whether Joe s prediction of how many pretzels he can eat is true. (AN photo by Christina Hill)

Auxiliary shares cookies

Madlin Culp, representing the Nappanee American Legion Auxiliary, called on Nappanee Poetry displayed at public library A collection of poems by members of the Nappanee Poetry Club will be on display at the Nappanee Public Library December 4-10. The poems are all based on one theme, inspired by a cockatiel named Poco, the library’s live-in mascot. Poco lives in his cage in the section at the library, a few feet away from the room where the poetry club was holding one of its regular monthly meetings. , Part of the meeting’s schedule includes writing poems inspired by the moment; things such as the weather, or the mood of the evening. The poems are then read aloud. On this particular occasion, the group members were surprised to find that they had all written about Poco. “It seems we’re really all in tune tonight,” Marjorie Moneyheffer commented, laughing. / As the poets discussed the event, they realized that Poco had remained quiet as th€y were talking about poetry reading various works/alouck but that he had begun to talk and sing as they concentrated pn thpir writing. “It seemVinat we have a new member in our group,” Margaret England, another of the poets, said. The results of this inspirational event, accompanied by crafts done by Susie Russell, the poetry club’s organizer, can be seen in the large glass display case on the library’s main floor. Charged with possession Wednesday, November 11, while serving as court officer at the Nappanee City Court, Sgt. Michael Anglin discovered a small quantity of marijuana, in a small plastic container, on the person of Brent L. Cavender, 19, 556 S. Locke, Nappanee. Cavender, who was in court on an unrelated charge, was taken into custody and charged with possession of marijuana, He was then taken to the Elkhart County Security Center on a SI,OOO bond, and is scheduled to appear in the Nappanee City Court Wednesday, December 6

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Elementary School during National American Teachers Week recently. Each year, one of the local schools is chosen to receive cookies for the teachers’ lounge. Culp stated, “Teachers are key elements in having better Schools and in shaping better tomorrows for our children. We believe this is an appropriate time to recognize teachers who have influenced our lives. “What makes a good teacher? Among other things, a good teacher makes the subject being taught come alive and stays excited about passing lqiow ledge on to others.” *■' This year’s theme was “Good Schools are a Great Investment.” Dial-A-Story Enjoy a delightful Christmas story about the spiders who spun cobwebs all over a Christmas tree, and the king who turned them into gold. “The Golden Cobwebs” is this week’s featured Dial-A-Story on the Nappanee Public Library Information Line, 219-773-7920. The free storytelling service isavailable on a 24-hour basis, and"is just one of the options on the line. The story changes each Monday. 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, December 11, 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.

Kiwanibull At the Nappanee Noon Kiwanis Club meeting Monday, December 4, Mayor Mike Puro of Goshen spoke on race relations changing the face of small towns. An interclub from Potawatomi included Charlie Bakos, Peg Arnold, Missie Kedik and John Linley; and from LaPorte, Steve Boland, Bob Cutler, Tom Boyd and Gene Samuelson. Members were asked to bring in canned goods for Open Door, and to volunteer time for the Christmas tree sale. A Monday, December 18 Christmas party will be held at Dal Mar Banquet Hall, for members and spouses, with Jill Stover’s Playhouse Productions presenting “You Stole My Heart.”

Happy Birthday December 7 Carol Wentz Becky Jones Andy Anglemeyer Kent Schwartz Velma Miller Diane McCuen Delores Simpson Jason Ervin 8 Fran Wegmiller Fred Dellinger Randy Croy Bob Fairchild Mrs. Jim Zimmerman Donna Adam Tim Fuller Tom Shields 9 Marge Heckaman Ethel Martz Molly Jo Fuller Romona Collins Kevin Reed Beverly Slagle John Rohr Don Rohr Mike Sauer 10 Tim Wegmiller Mark Hollar Robin Chokey Shirlee Searer Lynette Rhodes 11 Mrs. Don Dohner Bertha Lehman Mrs. Charles Conrad Scott Mast Sara Hostetler Dale Christner Fred Wilt Harold Phillips, Jr. Daryl Berger Coleen DarrenKamp Mark Lingofelter, Sr. 12 Kitty Tyler Sarah Hochstetler Wendall Hershberger KenLEU«rtt ”“\ SCott McDonald \ / Roman L. Mast J j Dons HeckarnfftK I Mfs. Everett Whitehead, Jr -/ •" Jack Stutzman ' \ Ed Stahley Ruth Ann Hauptli Steve Ingalls Michael A. Newcomer Harley Miller Stephanie Williams 13 Karen Hahn Mrs. Virgil Stump, Jr. Orien Hall Mrs. Richard Wenger Inez Miller Colleen Phillips Jeffrey Reed Menno E. Yoder Michelle Hensley Melinda Borkholder Harold Boettger Brian Hoffer Teresa McCarty Merle R. Holden Robin Nickerson Shelly Fisher Wanda Hershberger Ruth Whetstone Dacia (Soliday) Reid Hannah Williams

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WELL ATTENDED—lnstructor Ted Stanley, of AARP's "55 Alive/Mature Driving Class,' met at the Nappanee Public Library, November 14-15, with 15 participants. The eight hours of classroom instruction refined existing skills and developed safe, defensive driving tech-

NBD helps with special projects

Indiana North employees of NBD Bank, their friends and family members, have dressed 97 dolls and 181 bears for the 1995 Salvation Army Doll Dressing Program, making NBD the program’s largest contributor, according to Thomas L. Lockman, manager of Human Resources. The Salvation Army buys the dolls and bears, and the employees either purchase or make clothing. In addition, for the past six years,

Poetry club meets at library

An opportunity to share creative thought in the form of poetry will be available at the Nappanee Public Library Tuesday, December 12, 7p.m. A Poetry Club, under the leadership of Susie Russell, meets School menus... WOODVIEW ELEMENTARY Thursday, December 7 dinosaur pasta, brontosaurus bread, stegosaurus salad, allosaurus apple or protoceratops peaches, milk. Friday, December B—pizza B—pizza casserole, buttered carrots, breadstick, shape-up or fruit juice, milk. Monday, December 11—hot dog sandwich, carrots and celery sticks, monster cookie, peaches or orange wedges, milk. Tuesday, December 12 —breakfast for lunch—breakfast pizza, hash browns, sausage links, orange juice or banana, milk. Wednesday, December 13 — Case Amigo—beef/bean burrito, lettuce salad, finger Jello, pineapple tidbits or applesauce, milk. NORTHWOOD MIDDLE Thursday, December 7—taco salad, com, pears/pineapple, cinnamon roll, milk. Friday, December B—fish8 —fish sandwich, potato chips, pickle spears, pudding/fruit, milk. Monday, December 11 —french bread cheese pizza, green beans, peaches/pineapple. Rice Krispy square, milk. Tuesday, December 12—Salisbury steak, mashed potatoes, peas/tossed salad, bread and butter, mixed fruit/pears, milk. Wednesday, December 13— chicken noodle soup, crackers, cold meat sandwich, spice bar* sherbet/fresh fruit, milk. WAKARUSA ELEMENTARY Thursday, December 7—hamburger sandwich, baked beans, applesauce, ice cream cup, milk. Friday, December B—spaghetti,B—spaghetti, bread and butter, mixed vegetables, peaches/pineapple, milk. Monday, December 11—beef stew, tossed salad, sherbet/pears, muffins, milk. Tuesday, December 12 —turkey sandwich, green beans, fruit tapioca, pineapple, milk. Wednesday, December 13— Fiestada, broccoli with cheese, oranges/peaches, oatmeal cookie, milk.

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niques.The two-day class will be repeated in the spring of 1996 on Tuesday and Wednesday, March 12-13, 9a.m.-Ip.m. For more information, phone the library at 2T9-773-7919.

the company has contributed fabric for blankets and clothing patterns for the dolls and bears. The project is coordinated by Sherry Johnson and Wanda Miedema, of the Human Resources Department. “One hundred and one employees, representing 40 departments, along with 36 friends and family members, have put their hearts into this worthwhile project,” Miedema said. Some employees

the second Tuesday of every month. Participants will read and critique original works, study various authors and styles of poetry, and explore opportunities for getting works published. For more information, please call the library, 773-7919. Rotary report... The Nappanee Rotary Club meets each Wednesday noon, at Ron’s Bakery and Restaurant. Visitors and prospective members are welcome. At last week’s meeting, Rick Jenkins was the program chairman, and introduced Lydia Mish, Goshen, a member of the recent Rotary Group Study Exchange to South Korea. Guests included prospective member Larry Penrod, with Jim Moore, and Deb Teal, with her husband, Paul. The club had a recent outing at the South Bend College Hall of Fame, and enjoyed dinner at the Marriott. To appear in ’Who's Who' Forty students from Bethel College, Mishawaka, have been selected to appear in the 1996 edition of “Who’s Who Among Students in American Universities and Colleges.” These students were chosen to receive this distinction based on their academic achievement, service to the community, leadership on extracurricular activities and potential for continued success. Local students named this year from Bethel College are Curt Flickinger and Michelle Flickinger, Wakarusa; Heath Fervida, Milford and Krista Scheumann, Nappanee.

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provide several outfits and accessories that make each doll or bear unique. The dolls and bears will be on display in the lobbies of all Elkhart County banking centers, through November 30. They will be distributed to Elkhart County children by the Salvation Army during the 1995 holiday season. Color Copier User Club meets at library i Full color copying is available;at the Nappanee Public Library. ;• Training sessions are generally held the third Tuesday of each month, with the next training session is scheduled for Tuesday. December 19, 7p.m. Interested in sharing ideas Qn the uses of the color copier? Persons who receive at least ope hour of free training are eligible to become a member of the Colpr Copier User Club. Benefits include additional free training, discounted pricing, and free teS* copies. The Color Copier User Club, under the leadership of Dr. Mart Hutsell, will meet the thic<i Thursday of every month, with the next meeting set for Thursday, December 21, 7p.m. Please call the library, 7737919, to pre-register by Friday. December 15, for the training session and/or Color Copier User Club.

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