Nappanee Advance-News, Volume 113, Number 15, Nappanee, Elkhart County, 24 April 1996 — Page 8
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Nappanee Advance News Wednesday, April 24,1994
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DONEGAN-TEIS Announcement is made of the engagement of Amanda Donegan, daughter of Marshall and Pamela Donegan, 605 E. Market St., Nappanee, and Robert Teis, son of Rpbert and Barbara Teis, Mt. Pleasant, Michigan. Miss Donegan is a graduate of North Wood High School, and is a student at Cornerstone College, Grand Rapids, Michigan. Her fiance graduated from Mt. Pleasant Baptisit Academy, and Grand Rapids Baptist College, and is presently a student at Central Michigan University-MBA. ’ They are planning an August 24
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Nappanee Heritage Specialists Office 100 E. Borkholder Dr., Nappanee, IN 46550 Physicians Specialist Schedule for May 1996 MONDAY TUESDAY [WEDNESDAY THURSDAY I FRIDAY i T|g . T Mike Aemmer Charles Ware. M.D. Steven Galat, M.D. MA, CSW, CFT Jffishawaka Onhoaeftics Gerig Surgical C&mm. Family Counsel 11OBAAM-NOON 900AM-6:OOPM ' j Genesis Nurse Mike Aemmer y/juuam M.D. Midwives MA. CSW. CFT BSgfr*". ■■ GerinSumJ 9:OOAM-10:30AM Coram. Family CoumcJ. '» h^am^oON Kevin Gerig, M.D. 900AM-600PM 9 00AM Michael Agosono, M D IIMAM-HOON Ear No*e Throal A.Z. Shaikn. M.D. 1 30PM-345PM I:3OPM-S:OOPM t 13 u IT IT -- " IT Steven Ashton. DO. Genesis Nurse Mike Aemmer Charles Ware, M.D. Kevin Gerig, M.D. Ear Nose Throat Midwives MA. CSW. CFT Mishawaka Orthopedics Gc*ig Surgical Cosmetic Surgery 9:OQAM-10:30AM Comm. Family Counsel. 9:OOAM 1 * Allergy, Audiology Eldon Gerig; M.D. 9fIOAM-6:OOPM 1:00PM-5:00PM ILOOAM-NOON Sook Mie Coi. M.D A.Z. Shaikh. M.D. 08/GYN Michiana Heart 2:3OPM-S:OOPM 20 21 22 23 24 Genesis Nurse Mike Aemmer Charles Ware, M.D. Eldon Gerig. M.D, . MA. CSW, CFT Mishawaka Orthopedics Gerig Surgical 9:OOAM-10:30AM Comm Family Counsel. 9:OOAM 11:QOAM-NOON Steven Galat, M.D. 9d»AM-6:OOPM Michael Agostino, M.D. Gerig Surgical Ear Nose Throat 11 :OOAM-NOON i a 2. SltailA. Mb' I:3OPM-S:OQPM — ' “27 28" 29* 30 31 MPunaiAt nav Genesis Nurse Mike Aemmer Charles Ware, M.D. Steven Galat, M.D. „ Midwives MA, CSW, CFT Mishawaka Orthopedics Gerig Surgical OFFICE CLOSED 9:OOAM-10:30AM Comm Family Counsel 9:OOAM U .OOAM-NOON Winston fleng, M.D. 9:QOAM-6:OOPM 11:OOAM-NOON Sook Mie Coi. M D. A.Z. Shaikh, M.D. 08/GYN Michiana Heart 2:3OPM-S:OOPM To schedule appointments with a specialist call 219-773-2434
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Amanda Donegan & Robert Teis wedding, at the Bethel Missionary Church, Wakarusa.
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The Oklahoma City Children He strode from the wreckage with her in his arms. As though to shield her from further harm. His tears fell softly on her tiny face; Knowing life had left her without a trace. This child cduld be ours, and with pain in our heart. Our prayers for the mother to God depart. For grace we ask Him, and strength to live; Peace and comfort that only He can give. The blast of the bomb has taken away Their loved ones; their sense of safety this day. But even mOch more has the terrorist lost. For in the end, his soul it may cost. The mother's wail and the children's cry. From the bomb's wreckage, God hears from on high. And though her body is borne by mortal man. Her soul is with God, according to His plan. (By D. Leah on April 26,1996 For all the parents of the Oklahoma City Children.)
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April 17, 4:3op.m.—Patrick Wolfe, 154 N. Hartman, Nappanee, from Anglemeyer Clinic to St.* Mary’s Community Hospital, due to chest pain. April 17, s:lop.m.—Jesse L. Gunnoe, 151 W. Centennial St., Nappanee, from site of automobile/bicycle accident at alley between Walnut St. and Centennial to Anglemeyer Clinic. April 18, 3:11a.m. —Opal Sponseller, LuAnn Nursing Home, Nappanee, from LuAnn to St. Mary’s Community Hospital, due to illness. April 20, Ba.m. —Mack McDougle, 1511 Brooks Dr., Apt. 82, Nappanee, from site of motor vehicle accident at CR7 and CRS4 to Elkhart General Hospital. April 20, 2:44a.m.—Fannie F. Slabaugh, 256 W. Reed, Nappanee, from home to Bremen Community Hospital, due to illness. April 21, 2:45a.m. —Nona Bean, 20248 US6 East, Nappanee, at Dukes Tavern due to medical problems, no transport necessary. April 21, 10:04a.m.—Jdrry Parker/ Elkhart; from 504 -S. Nappanee to Elkhart General Hospital, due to chest pain. April 21, 2:olp.m.—Helen Pettigue, 705 W. Centennial, Nappanee, from home to Bremen
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Community Hospital, due to falL April 21, 5:30p.m. —Donovan Adkins, 4528 S. Elm Street, Nappanee, from 355 Pinecroft to Goshen General Hospital, due to medical problems. American Girls Club plans butterfly craft Girls in grades 1-5 are invited to attend an American Girls Club meeting Tuesday, May 14, at the Nappanee Public Library. Girls in grades 1-2 will meet from 6-7p.m., and girls in grades 3-5 will meet from 7:30-8:30p.m. All girls who plan to attend must call the library, 773-7919, to preregister, by Friday, May 10. The girls will do a butterfly craft. Samantha, a character in the Aiherican Girls series, is a Victorian orphan being raised in 1904. On sunny days at Piney Point, Samantha would load a basket and take a nature hike into the Adirondack Mountains. She chased butterflies with her net, and picked wildflowers like blackeyed Susans. All the girls who attend the May 14 club meeting may enter a drawing for a doll-sized replica of Samantha’s Nature Basket, valued at $24. The winner will be notified May 15. Study Samantha’s butterfly collection with her magnifying glass, and dry the flowers she picked in her wooden flower press. You can press real flowers in it, too! The American Girls book series is available in the children’s library.
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“As a life long member of this community, and as an active businessman I give careful consideration to the qualifications of the candidates - for Couftty Treasurer there is no better choice than Cathy Bartow. Gordon “Short” McCormick Businessman Nappanee, Indiana
ft MAKE YOUR VOTE COUNT ft VOTE BARTOWTf 1 ft CATHY FOR COMMITMENT '/Jg I on thQ ballot on May 7th*RepuWiean for Elkhart County Treasurer .m J Paid for by Cathy Bartow Treasurer Committee Stephen J. Malone, Treasurer
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GOLDEN ANNIVERSARY—Mr. ood Mrs. Max Simpson, Nappanee, will celebrate their 60th wedding anniversary at an open house set for Saturday, May 4, 2-sp.m„ in the fellowship hall of the Nappanee United Methodist Church. Max and the former Arlene Ropp were married‘ln Paulding, Ohio, Saturday, February 2,1946. They have two children: Jane Plew, Milford, and Mark Simpson, Nappanee, and.four grandchildren. They request no gifts.
Club notes — THURSDAY CLUB The Thursday Club of Nappanee will .hold its annual spring luncheon at the Solomon Mier Manor in Ligonier Thursday, May 9. Members and associates wishing to attend should call Jeanie Dudley or Bonnie Hartzler for reservations by Wednesday, May 1. Attendees will meet at the Presbyteijan Church no later that 11:15a.m. May 9. At the luncheon, 1996-97 officers will be installed, as follows: Pat Lehman, president; Peg Beer, vice president; Margaret England, secretary and Joy Weygand, treasurer. The club recently welcomed new member Dorothy Borger. LEGION AUXILIARY The American Legion Auxiliary Unit 154 met Monday, April 8 for their regular meeting. .A memorial service was held for Lucille Teeters by the Chaplain Madlin Culp and President Alice Dumph. June Stouder reported on the Blood Bank held at North Wood High School, .Aivhere the Auxiliary sponsored the Canteen. Tuesday, have the Canteen, for the Blood Bank held at the United Methodist Church. Sunday, April 28, the orientation for district Girl Staters will be held at the Nappanee post. Betty Slagle is the district Girl Staters chairman. The unit voted to have Poppy Days May 3-4. Election of officers will be held at the next meeting, Monday, May 13. TOPS 425 Nappanee Tops 425 met Monday morning, at the First Church of God, with the leader, Ruth Manges, presiding. The Tops
A M TREASURER| ••*•«•••*••***•*«** | RESPONSIBLE, COMMITTED PROFESSIONAL * 17 years of Elkhart County government experience * Dedicated to conservative investments, wise government spending and fiscal responsibility * Life-long Elkhart County Resident ■ ’< * Lifetime and dedicated REPUBLICAN ■■. in * Experienced in Elkhart County government financial procedures, expenditure accounting and personnel policies. ' .»;o * Dedicated to husband, Steve and two children, Christopher and Andy * Committed to serve entire elected Treasurer . term of office and prises to be a full-time T Treasurer
Song • was sung, and Happy Birthday was sung to Christena Kurtz. , rc The secretary and treasurer gave their reports, and roll call was taken, with 34 members weighing in, recording a total weighi loss of 39-3/4 pounds. Three members stayed the same. The week’s best loser was Alma Slabaugh.. Last week’s dime pot went to Esther Borkholder. v The program was presented) by Ruth Manges, who talked (about the recent AIM meeting. Lydia Weaver was the local chapter’sbest loser, at 30-3/4 and Ruth Manges and Lois Miller'each received “Special Person Awards” for 1995. A poem was also read, entitled, “Hey Diddle, Diddle,” which was about the “fat housewife.” . . , TI ‘ i- ii\ Rotary report Dr. Bob Whitesel, of Creative Church Consulting, Winona’ Lake, was the guest speaker at last Wednesday’s session of the Nappanee Rotary Club. He 1 Was tffirbdKtg& by the prograrh 7 chairman, Paul Dougherty. . ki.iT " Other guests included, Janyce Guckenberger with her husband, Don, and Deb Teal with her husband, Paul. Also present* were county candidates Dan Pfikff (for judge), and Marty McCloskey (for commissioner). They were introduced by Bobbie Wilson. ' ’ The president, Laurie Sumpter, thanked all those who helped with the very successful Easier Egg Hunt.
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