Nappanee Advance-News, Volume 120, Number 5, Nappanee, Elkhart County, 29 January 1997 — Page 3

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SHRINE CIRCUS—The 51st annual Mizpah Shrine Circus opens Thursday, January 30, with a 6:30p.m. performance at the Ft. Wayne Memorial Coliseum. The circus runs through February 2. Performances are set for Friday, January 31, 7:30p.m.; Saturday, February 1, 9a.m., Ip.m., 4 45pm. and 8:15p.m., and Sunday, February 2, 1:30p.m. and s:3op.m.Tickets information is available by calling 219-422-7122.

iWakarusa students i named to honor roll

The following sixth grade stu- ! dents have earned honor roll status at Wakarusa Elementary School, ; for the second grading period. Brooke Bates, Jeremy Bechtel, Eric Brumbaugh, Ron Burdette, Bart Burkhart, Jackie Cook, Candace Doriot, Kelly Easton, ; Jacob Eby, Term Eby, Amanda : Fehr, Aaron Gnagey, Valere ! Hardison, Aaron Hartman, Matt ; Henke, Aaron Henkler, Emily : Herr, Stephanie Hershberger, : Veloris Hess, Nathan Hixenbaugh : and Eric Hommerding.

; January 20, 9:44a.m. —Shawn Peru, Indiana, from site of ‘motor vehicle accident at SR 19 by I North Wood High School to I Elkhart General Hospital. ’ January 20, 9:44a.m. —Ryan J. I Miller, 1053 E. Marion St., ; Nappanee, site of motor vehicle I accident at SRI9 by NWHS, no ' r transport necessary. • January 20, 1:16p.m. —Edna l ßomtrager, Milford, from 11100N -600N in Milford to Goshen • General Hospital, due to possible ■I carbon dioxide poisoning. January 20, I:l6p.m.—Eldon • Ray Bomtrager, Milford, from • 11100N 600 W in Milford to • Goshen General Hospital, due to • possible carbon dioxide poisoning. • January 20, I:l6p.m.—Rachel ► Elaine Bomtrager, Milford, from ► 11100N 600 W in Milford to ►Goshen General Hospital, due to ► possible carbon dioxide poisoning. ► January 20, 4:05p.m. —Hazel ►Loux, Goshen, from LuAnn ► Nursing Home to Goshen General due to illness. ► January 20, 4:15p.m. —Mary ►'Rensberger, Milford, from home to ►:St. Mary’s Community Hospital, ►Ldue to dizziness and weakness. ►' January 21, 8:47a.m. —Pauline ►:Myers, 28549 W. Yarian St., ►'.Nappanee, from LuAnn Nursing ►lHome to Elkhart General Hospital, £due to illness. January 21, 10:01a.m. —Daleß. jlDubbs, Goshen, site of motor vehicle accident at Main and Market no transport necessary. ►I January 21, 10:01 a.m.—Bernice ►IFox, Goshen, from site of motor accident at Main and Streets to Goshen General £ January 21, 10:01a.m.—Delbert £Fox, Goshen, site of motor vehicle at Main and Market no transport necessary. E* £ January 21, 10:01a.m. —Harold

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Also: Philip Jones, Megan Knepp, Whitney Lechlitner, Brandie Lengacher, Matthew Mailloux, Elizabeth Martin, Mary Jo Martin, Adhamn McKechnie, Brent Paulus, Erika Ramirez, Joel Richard, Peter Rummel, Jody Sarber, Brandon Steffen, Andrea Stichter, Ryan Sutter, Keri Swanson, Kate Swartzentruber, Lisa Traub, Peter Widmer and Jonathan Yoder. These students received all A and B-grades, with no grade lower than a B-.

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Gawthrop, Goshen, site of motor vehicle accident at Main and Market Streets, no transport necessary. January 21, 10:01a.m.—Joy Gawthorpe, Goshen, site of motor vehicle accident at Main and Market Streets, no transport necessary. January 21, 10:01a.m. —Vera Miller, Goshen, site of motor vehicle accident at Main and Market Streets, no transport necessary. January 21, 4:01p.m. —Karen Gutierrez, 605 Short St., Nappanee, from home to Elkhart General Hospital, due to pregnancy. January 22, 3:27p.m.—Dorothy Chupp, 318-B US6, Nappanee, site of buggy/train accident at US6 between Beech Rd. and CRIOO, no transport necessary. January 22, 3:27p.m.—Melvin Chupp, 318-B US6, Nappanee, site of buggy/train accident at US6 between Beech Rd. and CRIOO, no transport necessary. January 22, 3:27p.m.—Neil Chupp, 318-B US6, Nappanee, site of buggy/train accident at US6 between Beech Rd. and CRIOO, no transport necessary. January 24, 7:23a.m. —June Silver, 202 W. Reed St., Nappanee, from EMS building to Elkhart General Hospital, due to chest pain. January 25, 5:56a.m. —Mary. E. Ewing, 552 N. Clark St., Nappanee, from home to Elkhart General Hospital, due to back pain. \ January 26, 9:2o—Patricia Wenger, 654 Miami Dr., Nappanee, from home to Elkhart General Hospital, due to fall. January 27, 5:46a.m. —Jennifer Mishler, 451 S. Main St., Nappanee, from Nappanee Wood Products to Elkhart General Hospital, due to chest pain.

NWMS students earn honors

The North Wood Middle School has released the names of the following honor students for the second grading period. HIGH HONORS—Seventh Grade: Nichole Adcock, Jacob Beer, Amber Bontrager, Joshua Bowers, Mark A. Bradley, Chad Burkholder, Jeremy Chesley, Lee Ann Davidhizar, Kesley Davis, Chris Diamond, James Eash, Stephanie Etsinger, Stephanie Flora, Kyle Gary, Laura A. Gillam, Erin Graber, Jeremy Greenlee, Danae Herr, Philip Hershberger, Katherine Higley, Scott T. Hill, Andrew Hilty, Charity Hochstetler, Zebulon Holsopple, Nicholas Homish, Travis Hunsberger, William Kurtz, Joshua Love, Marie Martin, Daniel J. Metzler, Lynette Miller and Rodney L. Miller. Also: Benjamin M. Myers,

Earn honors at Manchester Manchester College has released its dean’s list for the fall semester. To be eligible, students must rank in the upper ten percent of their class, and carry at least 12 semester hours, with at least nine semester hours for grades. The list includes the following local students: Kara Scheumann, daughter of Wayne and Sandra Scheumann, 27123 CRS2, Nappanee. Scheumann earned a 4.0 GPA. Sonya Sheets, daughter of Sam and Brenna Sheets, Nappanee. Sheets also earned a 4.0 GPA. Yvonne Yoder, daughter of David and Donna Yoder, 301 Park Drive, Nappanee. Yoder also earned a 4.0 GPA. Manchester College is an independent, liberal arts college located in North Manchester.

Classic Transport selected Classic Transport, Inc., of Elkhart, has been awarded a major contract to transport postal trucks for the United States Postal Service. Under the terms of the agreement. Classic Transport will ship 2,600 one and two-ton postal vehicles to their final destinations throughout the country. The postal vehicles are being constructed in Wakarusa by Utilimaster Corporation, in cooperation with Hendrix GMC/Fleet Services of Austin, Texas. Classic Transport will be responsible for all mainland shipping within the continental United States, as well as overseas shipping to Hawaii and Puerto Rico. The postal vehicles will be used for mail delivery and collection runs. According to Bill Garvey, president of Classic Transport, anticipated revenues from the postal contract should exceed $2 million. Garvey expects the company to complete deliveries within the next six months. They will initiate shipments of 400-500 vehicles per month in late January. To accommodate the postal contract, Classic Transport has increased the size of its fleet by purchasing additional state-of-the-art 50-foot drop deck air trailers. Classic Transport was founded in 1994, and is a specialized carrier for the recreational vehicle, utility vehicle, mobile home and van conversion markets.

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Melissa Raber, Erin Richard, Ryann Rigsby, Christopher ROelandts, Jacob Rogers, Jason Rupp, Samantha Schafer, Dawn Schaffer, Julie Schwartz, Andrew Shaw, Christina Smith, William Stubbs, Matt Sullenger, Jeffrey Swihart, Rachel Trinkley, Harry Troyer, Chandra Whitehead, Bradley Witmer, Casey Yerger and Paul Yoder. Eighth Grade: Nick Abel, Andrea Atkinson, Bradley Barnett, Jeffrey Baumgartner, Myra Baumgartner, Robert Bedward, Ty Bell, Ryan Bickel, Rhonda Brumbaugh, Nicole Carpenter, Vem Chupp, Josh Cook, Erica Cromer, Brandon Culp, Christopher Evans, Zachary Gibson, Kevin Gnagey, Stephanie Goodman, Amy J. Gunn, Trevor Henkler, Sarah Herr, Holly Hershberger, Michelle Houck, Todd A. Kohler and Jonathan Lechlitner. Also: Libby Loucks, Becky Maust, Jessica McCarthy, Beth Miller, Jennifer Miller, Jolene Kay Miller, Katie Miller, Marla Jane Miller, Nikki Miller, Miranda Minnich, Ben Myers, Eric Reynolds, Adam Rhodes, Anthony Sanders, Jennifer N. Scheets, Teri Schuller, Kenneth Schwartz, Andrea Skyrm, Megan Stull, Bradley Stutzman, Jeffrey Thomas, Danita Weaver, Andrew Whitehead, Eugene Will and Jessica Lynn Yoder. HONOR ROLL—Seventh Grade: Michael Bauman, Bret Beehler, Lisa Beehler, Anisa Berkey, Larry T. Blanton, 11, Andy Blosser, Cathy Bontrager, Buicki Boriboune, William Brosamer, Jacob Brubaker, Dustin Buchanan, Katie Carl, Katie Chamberlin, Rory Clouse, Elizabeth Collins, Christopher Cunningham, Carol Duncan, Holly Earl, Ashley Egging, Amy Ellis, Amanda Fales, Jesse Fink, Tiffany Forte, Amanda Grosse, Jennifer Hall, Travis Hall, Peter Hawn, JoAnn Herrell, Michael Hertsel, Tara Hixenbaugh, Jeff Hochstetler, Joshua Hochstetler, Ashley Hummel, Rachel C. Jones, Kristen Kinder, Benjamin Lehman, Mackenzie Lewis, Dustin Martin

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and Kevin Martin. And: Nathan Martin, Ashley Mast, David W. Mattem, Emily Mikel, Nicholas Mikel, Alicia Miller, Chad Aaron Miller, Jennifer Miller, Andrew Moneyheffer, Brody Momingstar, Sarah Neff, Leslie Newcomer, Ross Otis, Molly Pletcher, Stephanie Reinhardt, Brandon Rummel (Wylie), Daniel B. Santistevan, Heidi Schneider, Joseph Sheets, Sylvia Sheets, Alicia M. Slabach, Charles Strange, Julie Stutsman, Lorinda Stutzman, Rita Stutzman, Allison Taylor, Matthew Terrel, Josh Tierney, Julia S. Wamken, Jade Wiggins, Derek Young, Brian L. Yoder, Ola R. Yoder and Dustin Zentz. Eighth Grade: Michilah R. Anglin, Fred Barclay, Jennifer Berger, Mike Blosser, Benhamin Bowers, Christopher Brown, Kasey Chamberlin, Abram Christianson, Stacy Chupp, Laura Cleary, Donald Coplen, Kaley Correll, Wendy Cripe, Clint Dennis, Rebecca Faulkner, Aaron J. Fervida, Carl Flickinger, Jr., Eric Flickinger, Nikki Fox, Aaron Gall, Erica Garl, Jason Gibson, Matthew Gongwer, Anne Hepler, Isaac Hershberger, Danielle Hochstetler, Phillip Hostetter, Dawn Huff, Jeremy Hyde, Nathan Ingalls, Eric W. Kaufman, Jason Kemp and Heather Kline. Also: Trisha Kurtz, Bndgette Lane, Casey Lehman, Randy Lehman, Jeremy E. Leinbach, Kyle Lemler, Justin Lentz, Heather Martz, Stephanie M. Mast, Jennifer McWilliams, Anna Metz, Pamela Metz, Travis Middaugh, Kristy Mikel, Diane Miller, Donald Miller, Joshua

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