Nappanee Advance-News, Volume 114, Number 24, Nappanee, Elkhart County, 12 June 1996 — Page 6

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Nappanee Advance News Wednesday. June 12, 1996

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, TRANSLATES SCRIPT—Sina Marold. 17, who attended North Wood High School as a senior this past school year, . works at translation of the Amish Acres tour guide script . into German, for the benefit of foreign visitors to Nappanee's historic farm. Sina will return to her home in Leipzig, Germany, June 30, but will leave the fruits of her , labors in Nappanee for the enjoyment of visitors from her homeland. While in this area, she was the guest of Charles and Carolyn Huff, Goshen. The translating took her approx- . innately four days. (Kim Keiser photo)

Mystery trip planned by local senior center

Nappanee’s senior center, Elder Haus, located at 258 E. Market St.,

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will sponsor a trip to Fernwood in Michigan. Friday, June 14. with the group leaving the center at 9:30a.m. Fernwood offers a special relaxing place to visit, with early summer flowers in bloom, and trails providing an opportunity for hiking. Those who do not wish to walk may enjoy nature as they sit on benches provided at the complex. Lunch at a special place will also be part of this outing. Reservations are required by calling 773-2424. There is also a mystery trip planned for Wednesday, June 19, with the group leaving Elder Haus at 11a.m. —destination unknown. Reservations are also required for this special outing —call right away to reserve your spot. Exercise classes have stopped for the summer. They will resume in the fall, when outdoor activities have ended. The center is open Monday through Friday, with a variety of activities offered. Quilting is enjoyed all day Monday and Friday. Plan to bring your lunch and stay all day. There is a microwave available, for heating soups and sandwiches. Pinochle begins at Ip.m. Mondays, and games at Ip.m. Tuesdays and Thursdays. Friday is also volunteer day, with opportunity provided for cutting stamps for recycling. Wednesdays are reserved for special activities. Wednesday. June 26, there will be a luncheon of pasta salad, fruit, rolls and dessert, with the price set at $2 per person. Reservations are required.

Name NWHS honor students

North Wood High School lists the following honor roll students for the fourth nine-week grading period. Those students who have earned a 4.0 grade point average are as follows: Seniors —Christianne Beron, Sou Bounmythavong, Linda Franzen. Stephanie Neff and Valerie Weldy. Juniors—Mary Eby. Jessica Gunn, Carrie Miller, Jennifer Mohr, Matthew Peterson and Stephanie- Williams. Sophomores —Robert Brown, Nicole Friend. Michelle Stoller, Neil Stoler and Monida Whiteheat. Freshmen —David Berger, Grace Bonewitz. Angela Callander, Bradley Gitenlee, Sarah Harter, Laura Mast, Luke Schafer, Megan Sloat. Amanda Stats, Anna Stutsman. Natalie Will, Ann-Marie Zell and Amy Zercher. Those students who have earned a 3.66-3.99 GPA are listed on the Principal’s Honor Roll, as follows: Seniors —Maggie Abel, Lisa Brock, Tonya Clem, Aaron Cook, Denise Cunningham, Kimberly Engbrecht. Jill Essenwsin, Jeridan Fingerlee. Tracy Granger, Cory Hostetler. Amber Hutsell, Valerie Lightfoot. Keith Mahin, John Markham, Sina Marold, Amy Meincrt, Megan Newcomer, Katrina Null. Tamberli Persing, Diane Riley. Sovilla Schmucker, Marla Schrock, Andrew Smith, Brian Snyder, ' Kristen Weldy, Melissa Woodle and Nathan Yoder. Juniors —Carolyn Allen, Alicia Berger, Mikel Berger, Elizabeth Blosser, Sarah Bonewitz, Lucas Carlton, Kevin Coblentz, Ryan Detwiler. Amos Frye, Kortney Geyer, Paige Jessup, Shana Kandel. Terra Lambright, Carrie Mast, Monica Miller, Terrylene Miller. Eric Oglesbee, Mindi Patterson, Jennifer Paulsen, Molly Roedcr, Gary Schmucker, Jerry Schmucker, Scott Schmucker, Molly Shaw, Amy Sloat, Kasee Speicher, Sara Stickley, Pamela Street. Ryan Stutsman, Jason Ulery, Ambcrly Whitehead and Laura Yoder. Sophomores—Sara Adams, James Allen, Jennifer Anderson, Kelli Andrews, Heidi Bates, Blaine Beehler, Leona Beron, Lattanak Bounntirthavong. Christina Brown. Stephanie Clem. Stacey Elphick. Eric Espinoza, Jennifer Figueroa, Jamie Gill, Heidi Graber, Tamara Hawks, Matthew Henklcr, Rebekah Hilty, Amanda Hoover, Rebecca Hoover, Shawn Hoover, Jana Johnson, Loridawn Klotz, Christopher LeCount, Jamie Martin, Beth Mattern. Connie Miller, Kristy Miller, Nathan Miller, Sarah Moneyheffer. Shawn Persing, Tracy Stanley. Melissa Stull, Justin Stutzman, Mary Swartzentruber, Jacob Yoder, Matthew Yoder and Eric Zell. Freshmen —Joseph Abel, Michelle Adams, Kelly Anglemyer, Blair Baumgartner, Trisha Bontrager. Anne Brubaker, Brianne Burnworth. Rosanne Chupp, Molly Culp, Jenna Gettys. Kristie Hill, Jessica Hochstetler, Rachel Hoover. Jenniger Lantzer, Benjamin Larsen, Carrie Leinbach, Amanda Metzger, Emily Metzger, Nicole Miller, Timshel Myers, Darin Nunemaker, Mark Pires, Matthew Schrock, Justin Sellon. Joseph Slabach, Kristen Slichter, Lana Stoller, Jessica Warnken. Nathan Wood and Heather Zentz. Those students who have earned a 3.2-3.65 with no grade lower than a C, are listed on the Regular Honor Roll, as follows: Seniors —Jennifer Abel. Brandi Aleo, Rachel Bonewitz, Nicholous Collins Rochelle Eby, Reuben Eicher, Jeremy Espinoza, Jeffrey Ferguson, Sara Freed, Kristy Fried. Angela Gingerich, Tasha

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Grose, Joshua Harman, Dawn Hartman, Brandon Holdeman, Toni Huff, David Kauffman, Robert Kiefer, Kelley Langton, Michael Leeper, Andrew Martin, Corey Mast, Michelle Mathews, Russell McDonald, Kellie Mellinger, Michael Miller, Ryan Miller, Nicole Mullet, Thomas Nanemaker. Lea Ann Reed, Kevin Rodgerson and Aaron Royer. Juniors —Gary Aldridge, Barry Anglemyer, Amy Blosser, Charity Bontreger, Eugenia Boudreau, Michelle Bowman, Brooke Bradley, Lisa Cripe, Wesley Dodson, Tracie Fairchild, Andrea Fisher, William Gaines, Robert Graybill, Amy Harter, Justin Hershberger, Jason Hill, Mikel Hochstetler, Saengathit Kasensouk, Christopher Leinbach, Cassandra Middaugh, Adam Miller, Aaron Morey, Calvin Moser, Melvin Moser, Michael Pierce, Brandon Potts, Michael Reaker, Sarah Rhodes, Janelle Royer, Amanda Russell, Michael Sanders, Mandria Short, Lani Stover, Heather Stutzmaq, Bruce Tillotson, Timothy Vance, Neil Vandegrift, Mitchell Walters, Zakery Warren, Timi Wegmiller, Barry Witmer, - Jason Yoder, Jennifer Yoder and Nicholas Yoder. Sophomores —Christina Armon, Jason Bollenbacher, Eric Bowers, Heather Cline, Todd Coffin, Heidi Collins, Toby Cripe, Sarah Eaton, Jayme Eddinger, Darlene Eicher, Jonique Graber, Shelley Hartman, Angela Hattery, Joshua Hawn, Danielle Herr, Rachael Hill, Crystal Hochstetler, Andrew Hunn, Pamela Hyde, Andrea Jones, Sarah Kreps, Wesley Lechlitner, Isaac Lemler, Mindy Liechty, Mindi Martin, Travis Martin, Jennifer Mast, Valerie Mast, Zebu Jun Metzler, Suzanne Moudy, Kami Myers, Sayre Oberholzer, Heather Reed, Christa Rishling, Tyler Schuller, Nichole Stewart, David Suberlak, Reese Turns, Lora Turpin, Elishia Welch, Cynthia Weldy, Heidi Willard, Ryan Woodle, Marla Yoder and Eric Zimmerman. Freshmen—Sarah Anderson, Nicolas Bradley, Jeffrey Cale, Cassi Canen, Rachelle Copenhaver, Bradley Culp, Paula Eby, Amanda Escamilla, MJtadala Gerber, Jessica Guard, Jeremiah Hawn, Brooke Hershberger, Brooke Hochstetler, Lindsay Horoho, Holly Hostetler, Amanda Huff, John Hutsell, Jr., Chad Knisley, John Koch, Tara Lambert, Benjamin Lechlitner, Ryan Mattern, Ja-Lyn McCuen, Cynthia Miller, Danny Miller, John Moneyheffer, 111, Kevin Moran, Emily Myers, Dustin Potts, Jennifer Russell, Christy Ryman, Andrew Sheets, Joshua Shrock, Michelle Taylor, Brandon Tom, Matthew Traub, Darrel Troyer, Joanne Ulery, John Uzubell, Levon Weaver, Jessica Woolley, Jessica Wortinger, Andrew Yoder and Bradley Yoder. Eating disorders group meets Are you an obsessive eater? Do you wage a silent battle against anorexia or bulimia? Are you recovering from an eating disorder? Could you benefit from the support of others who are recovering? An eating disorders support group, is available to anyone—males and females of all ages. The group meets every Thursday, 7Bp.m., at the Nappanee Public Library. A facilitator is always present. For more information, call the library, 773-7919.

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CONDUCT SURVEY—The Family Christian Development Center (FCDC) of Nappanee is currently taking a survey of needs such as neighborhood issues, household issue available services and barriers to existing the community. Anyone who wishes to participate may visit the center, located in the former Ark Church at 151 S. Locke Street, Thursday, June 13, at 6:30p.m., or Saturday, June 29, 10a.m. The center's goal is a survey of 300 homes, and volunteers hope to reach that number through people stopping in, rather than going door-to-door. Information gathered will assist in referring individuals to appropriate services within or near the community; all information will be kept confidential. No names or addresses will appear on final reports or documents. For further information, call the FCDC at 219-773-2149. (AN photo by Christina Hill)

Don't fall for 'good deal'

by Jeff Burbrink Extension Educator-Agriculture Elkhart County Every summer I hear about farmers who have been deceived by individuals selling items or services of little or no value. These sales people use high pressure tactics to take your mopey. And they won’t be there later, when you find Club notes... TOPS 425 Nappanee Tops IN. 425 met Monday morning at First Church of God, with the co-leader, Rosa Miller, presiding. The Tops song was sung, and the secretary and treasurer offered their reports. Roll call was taken, with 31 members weighing in, recording a total weight loss of 29-3/4 pounds. Five members stayed the same. The week’s best loser was Pam Martin, while Esther Borkholder won last week’s dime pot, and Violet Newcomer received the Kops dime pot. Rosa Miller presented the program on walking and exercise. Contest winners for the month of May, for Tops, are Christina Kurtz, first, and Ruth Manges, second. Kops winners were Rosa Miller, first; Helen Newcomer, second, and Janet Teghtmeyer, third. Happy Birthday June 13 Esther George Roger Harman Margaret Evans Ralph Warren Mary Etta Kuhns 14 Bill Jones Kent Biller Doug Weaver Mark Ervin Lyle Faulkner Mike Carich 15 Dennis Weaver Mrs. Don Anglin Doris Heisel Jill Hardesty Arlene Blosser Mrs. Samuel Estinger Jamie Sterling 16 Judy Dibble Nick Yoder Connie Smith Richard Clouse s Claude Heckaman Tom Phillips Gina Hershberger Ron Meister 17 Phil Witt Lee Price Kenton Slabaugh Donna Prescott 18 Mrs. Bill Jones Russell C. Hostetler Jerry Miller Virgil Fisher 19 Rosemary Lutes Paul Mast Mrs. Twila Burckhart Greg Dirrim Deb Beehler Mrs. Leonard Ganger Matt Holmes

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out the product or service was not quite what you thought you were getting. Typical scams that are used include painting your bam, doing simple repairs around the home or farm, and water purifying equipment. In recent years, companies calling from out of state are offering pesticides sold at “bargain basement prices.” The pesticides are typically watered down versions of products we already have available at local distributors. Often, the pesticides are not legally registered for sale in our state. High pressure is the name of the game. Typically, the sales people will say that you must accept the deal today, or you lose your chance. They may offer to take you to the bank, so the money for the transaction can be withdrawn. These salesmen tend to play on that basic instinct we all have—the desire to save a dollar. You are much better off to buy products and services from local businesses. If a local business is to be successful, they must be honest with their customers. They will not be in business very long if they do not treat you right. These fly-by-night scam artists move quickly into the area, take our money, and are gone before you realize there is a problem. If you are approached, take time to ask a lot of questions, and gather information about the company before completing any transaction. You may want to check with the Better Business Bureau or the local law enforcement, to see if any other individuals have reported problems. Graduate from ■ Bethel College A total of 230 degrees were conferred upon students during the 49th commencement exercises at Bethel College, Mishawaka, Sunday, May 5. Among the graduates: Assoc, of Arts degrees—Susan K. Troxel, Wakarusa. Bachelor of Arts degrees —Eva K. Klopfenstein, Jamie S. Quarandillo and Josh R. Quarandillo, all of Nappanee, and Carrie J. Taylor and Michelle A. Wisler, both of Wakarusa. AssOc. degree in nursing— Robert M. Abel 11, Wakarusa. Bachelor of science in nursing—Krista M. Scheumann, Nappanee. Computer information systems management-bachelor of science—Susan K. Bellows Rhodes, Nappanee. Bachelor of science—Phillip R. Grissom, Nappanee. BIRTHS Lyle and Carol Ann Borkholder, son. May 28, Ancilla Health CareSt. Joseph Community Hospital of Mishawaka. Marion and Laura Miller, son, June 1, Ancilla Health Care-St. Joseph Community Hospital of Mishawaka.