Nappanee Advance-News, Volume 113, Number 10, Nappanee, Elkhart County, 13 March 1996 — Page 7

Wilson earns 'Knight' status

William N. Wilson, CLU, MSFS, of Nappanee, is a Knight of the Million Dollar Round Table (MDRT) Foundation, the philanthropic arm of MDRT. Wilson, a 19-year MDRT member, attained MDRT Foundation Knight status by contributing significantly to the organization. Since its inception in 1959, the MDRT Foundation has donated more than $5.8 million to 600-plus charities around the world. Membership in MDRT represents the top six percent of all life insurance producers worldwide. This is an independent, international association of leading life insurance producers, each of whom has met strict ethical and production requirements to qualify MDRT members, who represent \about 450 insurance companies frcfirf triore than 50 nations, are regarded as business leaders in

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NEW BUSINESS —Dave Bush, owner of Bush Group, Inc., opened the Antiques on Six Antique Mall Friday, March 1. The mall is located 4 at 26358 US6E., next to Jim Moore Motors, and features 1 10,000 square feet of space filled with antique furniture and collectibles and paved parking. Hours are 10a.m.-sp.m. Monday-Saturday, and l-sp.m. Sunday. The front section of the shop opened December 1 of last year. (AN photo by Christina Hill)

Ervin attends business meeting

Scott Ervin, the Nappanee representative for the financial-ser-vices firm Edward Jones, recently traveled to Biomet World Headquarters to attend a regional meeting for the firm. He was one of 47 Jones representatives from the region who attended the session. “Because most Jones branches are one-broker offices, periodic regional meetings are a valuable way to interact with our peers,” Ervin said. “At the meeting, I gained helpful*information and enjoyed the opportunity to share ideas and learn from other Jones representatives.” In addition to meeting with representatives, Ervin also participated in lectures on 40IK rollovers, met with representatives of both Putnam Investments and American Funds, and enjoyed a tour of the facility, as well as a discussion with Biomet Chairman Dr. Dane Miller. Edward Jones representatives regularly work to expand their knowledge by attending this type of meetings. With more than 3,100 branches in 49 states, Edward Jones has more offices than any other finan-cial-services firm in the nation, and is one of only a handful of firms which serve more than two miljion .clients. Representatives sell a wide range of investments, including mutual funds, tax-free bonds, certificates of deposit, and the common stock of companies

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their communities. Membership is recognized internationally as the standard of excellence in life insurance sales performance.

with histories of solid management and sound growth. Ervin’s office is located at 110 W. Market St., Nappanee.

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NEW EMPLOYEE-Todd Eby, of Eby Auto Sales, Nappanee, has announced the hiring of a new employee. Ted Nine, pictured above, is a Bremen resident, and will be working in sales and leasing. His father, Rick Nine, used to own the Ford dealership in Bremen. (AN photo by Christina Hill)

School menus All menus are subject to change without notice. NAPPANEE ELEMENTARY Thursday, March 14—Chili with crackers, peanut butter sandwich, celery with dip, pineapple/pears, milk. Friday, March 15— BBQ rib sandwich, crispy coated fries, peaches/applesauce, milk. Monday, March 18 — Cheeseburger sandwich, pickles, dino fries, orange wedges/pears, chocolate chip cookie, milk. Tuesday, March 19 —Chicken nuggets, com, applesauce/cherry crisp, bread sticks with salsa, milk. Wednesday, March 20 —Beef stew, tossed salad, peaches/mixed fruit, com bread, milk. WOOD VIEW ELEMENTARY Thursday, March 14— Hamburger boats, buttered carrots, chocolate pudding, tropical fruit mix/fresh pear, milk. Friday, March 15 —Sausage pizza, com, bread stick, strawberries/pineapple, ice cream, milk. Monday, March 18 —Beef stew, biscuit with butter, lettuce salad, peach tarts/fresh plum, milk. Tuesday, March 19 —Sloppy Joe, cardiovascular com, reducing red grapes/pears, mousercise Mickey & Donald cookies, milk. Wednesday, March 20 —Toasted cheese sandwich, tomato soup, crackers, fruit punch/orange, milk. WAKARUSA ELEMENTARY Thursday, March 14—Chicken drumsticks, mashed potatoes, bread and butter, banana, oranges, milk. Friday, March 15 —Taco salad, bread sticks, sherbet, strawberries, milk. Monday, March 18 —Nochos with bean dip, bread and butter, mixed vegetables, pineapple, pears, milk. Tuesday, March 19—Spaghetti, bread and butter, green beans, jello with fruit, fruit juice, milk. Wednesday, March 20 —Pizza, com, sherbet, applesauce, milk. NORTHWOOD MIDDLE Thursday, March 14 —French bread pizza, corn, jello cubes, pears/mixed fruit, milk. Friday, March 15 —Chili soup, crackers, peanut butter sandwich, carrot sticks, sherbet/fruit, milk. Monday, March 18 —Burrito with cheese, tossed salad, appleSauce/pears, brownie, milk. Tuesday, March 19—Beefaroni, green beans, bread and butter, peaches/pineapple, milk. Wednesday, March 20— Chicken and noodles, mashed potatoes, peas, muffin and butter, mixed fruit/pears, milk. NORTHWOOD HIGH Thursday, March' 14—(Choose one) ravioli with mozzarella cheese sticks, tenderloin sandwich, cold subs, tuna salad sandwich or chef salad bar; (choose one) green beans, tossed salad, spiced fruit bars, grapes or fresh fruit. Garlic toast, white or chocolate milk. Friday, March 15 —(Choose one) pizza, hamburger boat, tuna salad sandwich or chef salad bar; (choose one) French fries, raw veggies with dip, tossed salad, “dirt” pudding, pears or fresh fruit. Garlic toast, white or chocolate milk. > Monday, March ll8—(Choose one) chili with crackers, hot shaved turkey sandwich, cold shaved turkey sandwich or chef salad bar; (choose one) potato wedges, celery with peanut butter, tossed salad, pineapple tidbits, pears or fresh fruit. Peanut butter sandwich, white or chocolate milk. Tuesday, March 19—(Choose one) macaroni and cheese with smokie, pizza burger, cold shaved turkey sandwich or chef salad bar; (choose one) California blend raw veggies with dip, tossed salad, mixed fruit, strawberry yogurt dessert or fresh fruit. Bread and butter, white or chocolate milk.

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STUDENTS HONORED— Two North Wood High School students recently received plaques from the Nappanee Rotary Club as the Rotary Students of the Month for

Camp Fire celebrates 86th year

What 86-year-old can care for hundreds of children, teach selfreliance courses, hike trails, and clean up the community? Camp Fire Boys and Girls. One of the oldest and largest youth organizations in the country, Camp Fire turns 86 this month. Locally, the Elkhart County Council of Camp Fire will celebrate the national youth organization’s 86th year of service with a week of birthday activities, March 17-23, at school-age child care sites and club meetings.

New books available at Nappanee Public Library

The following books are now available at the Nappanee Public Library for your reading enjoyment. ADULT FICTION: South of the Big Four, by Kurtz —A thirty-year-old man returns to his family’s abandoned farmhouse, where he signs on as a hired man to the man who farms the land, in this novel set in contemporary northern Indiana. The Palm Beach Story, by Pulitzer —An ambitious magazine photographer becomes part of the exclusive Palm Beach social scene, but the fun takes on a dangerous edge when she unearths a connection between one of America’s oldest and wealthiest families, and a deadly drug cartel. Deal to Die For, by Standiford —A part-time building contractor is pitted against a Chinese gang and its Hollywood flunkies, who are looking to make a literal killing in pornographic films, in this hard-boiled mystery set in Miami. Cutter, by Crum—When a hottempered horse trainer is killed in a riding fall, a veterinarian believes he was murdered, and begins her own investigation. Green, by Sherwood —A Mormon girl growing up in the 19505, in an effort to escape her conventional society, marries a Native American and goes off the Big Sur to “get back into the land,” where she learns that the answers she seeks are neither in the natural world, nor in bookish idealism. Four Ways to Forgiveness, by LeGuin—Four interconnected novellas set on twin planets at the far end of our university. Shock Wave, by Cussler— Adventurer Dirk Pitt tries to stop a billionaire Australian diamond king from continuing his murderous mining operations, to head off a disaster that will kill millions. Host, by James —A young professor combines computer technology and the latest cryonic

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Nappanee Advance News Wednesday, March 13, 1996

February. From left are NWHS Academics Director Marsha Coldwell, seniors Valerie Weldy and Denise Cunningham, and Rotary member John Moore.

“This anniversary celebration of Camp Fire’s commitment of fostering youth development over the past 86 years,” said Marsha Albert, executive director of the Elkhart County Council of Camp Fire. “Camp Fire’s goal is to teach kids ‘life skills’ that will help them face the challenges in our community and beyond.” Camp Fire’s • 86th birthday reflects on the strong history of the coeducational organization, which strives to help youth gain selfesteem, develop leadership skills.

♦advancements in his quest for immortality, and faces consequences more terrifying than anyone could imagine. Morse’s Greatest Mystery, by Dexter—A collection of eleven short mystery stories featuring Chief Inspector Morse.

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SPARKS ESTATE AUCTION Located 6 miles straight south of Nappanee, Ind. on St. Fid. #l9 (1/2 mile south of Community Center) at 8791 N 800 W, Etna Green, Ind. SATURDAY, APRIL 13, 1996 Real Estate 9:00 a.m. • Personal Property 10:00 a.m. 6 ACRE WA-NEE SCHOOLS PROPERTY IN 3 PARCELS OPEN HOUSES • MARCH 18 & 19 • 4:00 lo 6:00 P.M.

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PARCEL #1: This is a 3 acre parcel with a newer, 1 „200 sq. ft. ranch style house, built in 1994 and a newer 24x24 detached garage. It has 3 bedrooms, 12x13 1/2,11x13 & 9x9 1/2; a utility room 6x13; kitchen 10x12 with beautiful cabinets; dining room 9x12 and a living room 19 1/2 xl2. The decoration is excellent and this house is just like new. There is approx. 2 1/2 acres of bare ground and the remaining land is landscaped. PARCEL #2: Acres of bare, tillable land, primarily Gilford sandy loam type soil. This would be an outstanding parcel of land to construct a house on and it appears that Kosciusko County Health Dept. Zoning & Building Dept, would have no problem in issuing the necessary permits, however, the property is being sold without any specific guarantees to that effect. PARCEL #3: A combination of the above 2 parcels containing the house, garage and 6 acres. TAXES: To be announced at auction & 1995, due 1996, will be paid by seller and 1996 will be prorated. , , TERMS: 10% down non-refundable earnest deposit day of auction and remainder in approx. 30 days at the delivery of deed & title insurance. POSSESSION: At closing unless otherwise agreed upon. SURVEY: Will be provided day of closing at the buyer’s expense if wanted. AUCTIONEER'S NOTE: These properties are so hard to find - it has land, it has outbuildings, it's in Wa-Nee Schools and it's well located. Inspect, arrange financing and bid last on this one, don't miss it. Sale is subject to seller’s confirmation and any announcements.made day of sale take precedence over printed matter. PERSONAL PROPERTY - WATCH FOR AD Terms on Personal Property: Cash or Good Check w/ID. Not responsible for Accidents. DESSIE C. SPARKS ESTATE Loyal E. Sparks, Executor • 219-858-9608 FATHER & SON AUCTIONEERS 7 \ Roger Hahn Phil Hahn JL W, ■* 1407 SR 19N Nappanee, Ih/ B| Nappanee, IN 46550 , f, ]■ 46550 ■ 219-773-4786 iNL.r *auoio]2%7B«J* MM ■ 9 IN Lie »AUOIOOl?77 V <Sf»S\

and foster a sense of self-worth. Camp Fire, as a national organization, hopes to serve more than one million youth tjy the year 2001. Camp Fire offers a range of programs for children in kindergarten through teens in high school. From before-and-after school child care in the Goshen. Middlebury and Concord Schools to self-reliance programs and club programs in the entire Elkhart County area, Camp Fire helps youth cope with the daily challenges of growing up in today’s world. The Camp Fire Council of Elkhart County serves over 400 youth annually. For more information about volunteer and youth programs, call 533-4590. The national organization of Camp fire was founded in 191,0, by Charlptte Gulick and her husband, Lujher Gulick, M.D., and was expanded in 1975 to include boys. Headquartered in Kansas Qity, Missouri, the not-for-profit agepcy serves more than 700,000 boys and girls of all ages, nationwide.

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