Nappanee Advance-News, Volume 120, Number 15, Nappanee, Elkhart County, 9 April 1997 — Page 7

Happy Birthday April 10 Toni Collins Keith Chrisman Ivan Kulp Wilbur D. Lemler 11 Archie Fike Debra Cleveland Emerson Kanode Samuel Brumbaugh Pam Reed Kenneth George Lloyd Slagle Lisa Wallace Tom Engle Rod Stump Mary Kauffman 12 Harve DeFrees Gary Cray Larisa Deiner Mrs. Willard Zentz Mistie Hershberger 13 Kathy Greene Carla Dick Velours Lopp Bradley Umbaugh Judy Robinson Jack Hart 14 Fem Johnson * Steve Lentz Mrs. James L. Newcomer Mrs. Glen Smith Orton Oster Doug Sparks Albert E. Barnes Steven Truex Joyce Ginder Colin Weaver 15 Doris Yoder Gary Miner Bert Egging Kenneth Heckaman Scott Stillson 16 Gail Armantrout Ruth Heckatliom Russell L. Ervin Dan Detwiler Steve Slabaugh

Kiwanibull... Nappanee Noon Kiwanis meets each Monday, at Dal Mar Banquet Hall, 159 E. Lincoln St. Monday’s program was presented by Dave Holdeman on the Kiwanis Foundation. The April 14 session will feature Wa-Nee Schools Supt. Jerry Lelle, on “Why School Must Change.” North Wood High School seniors kvho are among the top 25 in their class will be special guests at the April 21 meeting. {School menus (Note: all Wa-Nee schools will je closed Monday, April 7-Friday, \pril 11 due to spring break) MAPPANEE ELEMENTARY Monday, April 14—Fish sandwich, curly fries, applesauce, rineapple, string cheese, milk. Tuesday, April 15 —French jread pizza, com, peaches, fruit uice, milk. i Wednesday, April 16—Hot dog, crispy coated fries, mixed fruit, grapes, mountain bar, milk. WOOD VIEW ELEMENTARY Monday, April 14—Pancake and sausage roll-up, tri tators, orange, banana, Rice Krispy treat, r'lk. Tuesday, April 15—Ham sandjwich, curly fries, kiwi, grapes, finger jello, milk. { Wednesday, April 16— {Spaghetti, lettuce salad, garlic {toast, orange, shape-up, milk. {WAKARUSA ELEMENTARY I Monday, April 14—Com dog, {baked beans, sherbet, peach cob{bler, milk. { Tuesday, April 15 —French toast sticks, smokies, potato wedges, applesauce, orange jtiice, milk. Wednesday, April 16—Pizza, com, cherry tart, finger jello, milk. NORTHWOOD MIDDLE Monday, April 14—Fiestada, green beans, peaches or pineapple, Rice Krispy square, milk. Tuesday, April 15—Hamburger, French fries, pickle spears, mixed fruit or pears, milk. Wednesday, April 16—Chicken {noodle soup, crackers, grilled {cheese sandwich, pudding tarts or {peaches, celery sticks, milk. {NORTHWOOD HIGH Monday, April 14—(Choose {one) beef and noodles with {mashed potatoes, meatball sub, ! flying saucer or salad bar; (choose {two) peas, tossed salad, peaches, {applesauce or fresh fruit basket. ! Buttered bread, white or chocolate | milk. Tuesday, April 15—(Choose j one) French toast sticks with ham, ; chicken filet sandwich, flying saucer or salad bar; (choose two> tri taters, tossed salad, mixed fruit, apple slices or fresh fruit basket. Buttered bread* white or chocolate milk. Wednesday, April 16 —(Choose one) baked potato bar, flying paucer or taco salad bowl; (choose twt>) tossed salad, jello poke cake • or fresh fruit basket.

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ASSOCIATES HONORED—PhiI Hahn, shown at right in photos, is shown presenting certificates to members of his 'Home Town Team," at a recent awards luncheon, held at Amish Acres. Associates were honored for their accomplishments in 1996. Shown from top to bottom: Karen Hahn, Laurie Sumpter, Jon Stepp and Jason Hahn. Karen Hahn and Sumpter received plaques for multi-million dollar sales achievements, while Stepp and Jason Hahn earned plaques for sales in 1996 in excess of one million dollars.

Campaign to assist in reducing solid waste

The solid waste management district of Elkhart County is helping to kick off a state-wide campaign, coordinated by the Indiana Recycling Coalition (IRC), to assist in reducing the amount of solid waste in Indiana by 50 percent by the year 2001. The campaign, which began Wednesday, April 2, will run through Sunday, April 27. The theme for the campaign is “Indiana’s Had It Up to Here!”, with reference to the amount of waste created each year in Indiana. A series of television spots will feature Indiana personalities such as Jim Harbaugh of the Indianapolis Colts and Barbara Hobbs of the Hoosier Millionaire television show. The local solid waste management district will also assist to inform residents about simple ways to reduce the amount of waste that is generated. The media spots will offer a tollfree number, 1-800-418-8390, that citizens may call to receive additional information. Callers will be sent a self-mailer poster kit that will include material on how to reduce waste, a bumper sticker and a recycling magnet. The “Indiana’s Had It Up to Here!” campaign has five primary objectives: reducing waste at the source, reducing hazardous materials in the home, reducing yard waste trimmings, recycling, and proper disposal of waste. Timothy Neese, administrator of the solid waste management district, stated, “The campaign has a lot of potential. While the amount of waste in Indiana is a problem, the solution is a simple one. “We are committed to helping solve the problem, and enthusias-

tic about joining this state-wide effort to help demonstrate to Indiana residents how easy it is to do their part by reducing waste. We are ready to send everyone the message that “Indiana’s Had It Up to Here!”, Neese concluded. It should also be noted that the solid waste management district in Elkhart County was recently named by the Indiana Department of Environmental Management as one of the top four solid waste districts in the state, of a total of 62 districts in Indiana. Anyone interested in receiving more information on reducing waste should contact the solid waste management district at 219-293-2269, or call toll-free at 1-800-418-8390. Rotary report... The program at last week’s meeting of the Nappanee Rotary Club was presented by Coach Steve Neff, and the senior members of the North Wood girls’ basketball team. Guests include team members A.J. Whitehead, Amy Sloat, Jessica Gunn and Jody Walters. The program chairman was Larry Penrod, who introduced them. Gary Decker introduced the Students of the Month: Jenn Paulsen and Paige Jessup. * Also among the guests were prospective member Kim Webb, with Dale Tobias, and Amos Sheets, with Gale Gerber, Andy Yoder with Reid Eby, and Deb Teal, with her husband, Paul. Tara Lengacher thanked all members who helped with the recent Easter Egg Hunt.

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Nappanee Elementary School recently honored the following art show winners. The art exhibit was held during the annual spring sing, held March 25. Grades 4-6: Drawing—Heather Clemans, sixth grade, first; Amber Hunsberger, fourth grade, second, and Jennifer Herr, sixth grade, third. Design—Carlea Howard, sixth grade, first; Arlene Benedict, fourth grade, second; Jackie Slabaugh, fourth grade, third. Honorable mention awards to David Bontrager and Karl Hochstetler, both fifth grade students. Painting—Melissa Metz, sixth grade, first; Rachel Petroski, sixth grade, second, and Sarah Yoder, sixth grade, third. Mixed Media— Devon Miller, fifth grade, first;

Dial-A-Story A little bunny decides that Mama knows best in “Raggylug,” this week’s featured Dial-A-Story on the Nappanee Public Library Information Line, 219-773-7920. The free storytelling service is available on a 24-hour basis, and is just one of the options on the line. The story changes each Monday.

PUBLIC AUCTION Located 7 miles south of Nappanee, Ind., or 6 'A miles north of Etna Green, Ind. on State Road 19. Saturday, April 12, 1997 STARTING AT 9:30 A.M. FARM MACHINERY 1955 Ford 860 tractor, good; IH 56 silage blower; NH Super 717 chopper w/corn & hay head; Oliver 216, 2-bottom plow, Radex; Case 2-row stalk chopper; E-Zee #IOO, 10' fertilizer spreader; Ford 530 baler; 200-gallon sprayer w/28' boom 8t 5 HP Honda motor, good; Nl #206 spreader; Nl 32' double chain grain elevator w/bale shoot; Gandy applicator; NH 325 Bobcat w/66" bucket & forks; #7 McCormick 5' mower; 2-row cultivator; (2) single row cultivators; (2) 3-section springtooth harrows; 8' single column cultipacker; 8' disc; IH #llO forage wagon w/new auger; HawkBilt flail side spreader; B', 3 pt scraper; 6' axle w/700-20 wheels; IH 7' disc; stone boat; Oliver front end weights; numerous implement seats; (6) IH planter boxes; American Standard #6-10 gravity box & gear; Parker gravity box & gear; (2) 10-A spreaders, good; (3) tow carts, one w/swinging draw bar; IH single row cultivator; JD single bottom Radex plow; Little Giant 8' portable drag w/gas motor, good; Nl 310 baler; IH #B2 combine; IH 2-wheel rake; JD 11-run grain drill w/lg. boxes, good; 2 ton Brock grain bin w/25' auger; 6' silage conveyor w/stainless steel bottom; Gehl #55 Mix-All feed grinder; 65 HP motor from a 1650 Oliver tractor, runs 14 HEAD HOLSTEIN & DAIRY EQUIPMENT (2) Springer heifers; (5) shortbred heifers; (5) steers from 450 lbs. to 700 lbs.; 15 mo. old breeder bull; (2) 8 mo. old heifers; Equipment: Surge vacuum pump; 12 v. pulsation system; DeLaval #75 vacuum pump w/2 HP, 3 phase motor; 3 HP, 3 phase compressor; (3) complete Surge milkers w/12 v. pulsators; Step Saver system; pad dispenser; Sunset 300 gallon bulk tank w/elec. agitator; SS Honeyville double tubs; SS wash basin; (7) veal calf stalls; wooden calf crate; Hanson dairy scales; (4) stanchions; (4) drinking cups HORSES & HARNESS Smooth driving mare, safe; yearling Percheron stud colt by Silver Shadows Ninja; 5 yr. old Belgian/Percheron black mare; yr. old Belgian/Percheron black mare; gray 2 yr. old reg. Percheron mare 276239 (brood mare prospect); gray yearling reg. Percheron stud colt 268225 by Silver Shadows Ninja; Harness: (2) complete sets work harness; breast driving harness; Bio Plastic driving harness; many misc. collars & harness parts; 2,3 & 4-horse eveners & parts; neck yokes SHOP TOOLS & MISCELLANEOUS Lots of misc. lumber & posts; steel fence posts; Par Mak 12 v. fence charger; (4) rolls picket fence; misc. barbed wire; (2) 3 pt. draw bars; misc. coulters; acetylene welder wAanks, heads, hose & cart; SMC 3 HP portable air compressor on 30 gal. tank; numerous sm. gas motors; oil stock tank heater; small LP heaters; Pamline #IO3O pressure washer w/elec. motor; 30' wooden ext. ladder; 20' alum. ext. ladder; woven wire fence stretcher; chain binders; (14) bags 8-32-16 fertilizer; tank float; saw horses; Rockwell #ll-100 drill press; Ridgid pipe vise & cutters; Ridgid pipe threader w PA" &%" dies; (2) Ridgid 18" pipe wrenches; welding table; Lincoln 225 amp elec, welder; old 300 amp 3-phase Hobart gas welder; XL2 Homelite chain saw; axes; sledge; (2) Skil saws; 'A" drill; VS" air impact wrench; sabre saw; socket sets; 6-tier revolving bolt & nuts racks; (2) bolt cutters; (2) front tine Yardman garden tillers; girls' & boys' bikes; truck gas tank; washline post; insulated metal cooler door; misc. doors & windows; 46" & 6" hydraulic cylinders; (6) bales plastic baler twine; shovels; forks; meat cutting planks; hedge trimmers; garden duster; 3 gal. garden sprayer; buggy heater; garden hose; strawberry crates; 2 peck baskets; haylage tester; front end attachment for barbed wire dispenser; Wheel Horse #75 garden tractor w/snow blade; misc. fans; homemade 1-horse sleigh; gas regulators; IH planter plates; HandyMan jack; misc. sickle bars; firewood CHICKEN EQUIPMENT Misc. chicken netting; (2) feed distributors for cage layers; misc. feeders & waterers; (16) new LP light ANTIQUES Solid oak kneehole desk; oak dining table w/5 leaves, nice; ice pink; wardrobe; painted child's chair; (2) heavy med. size overcoats; fruit dryer; apple peeler; #8 iron skillet; cabbage cutter; washboard; wall mount clothes rack; meat saw; knife steel; buggy lantern; (2) egg scales; zinc lids; egg baskets; (2) Conservos; (2) gas ironers; (5) kerosene lamps; meat slicer; food grinder; good sifter; pewter shakers; green Depression; adjustable reading stand; Shop: Hay knife & hook; barrel pump sprayer; Kwik Kool milk can aerator; blow torch; child's sled; (6) 10 gallon milk cans; (2) milk strainers; potato plow; platform scales i .* HOUSEHOLD 3 pcs. waterfall bedroom suite; single bed; lots of bedding; dropleaf dining table; end tables; clothes hampers; hide-a-bed love seat; oak 8' wall mount glass cabinet, like new; swivel rocker w/swan arms; ping pong table; range hood; 3-burner camp stove w/oven; misc. chairs; gas heating stove; (2) kerosene heaters; (3) 9'xl2' rugs; utility cabinet; numerous cast iron sinks; misc. Maytag washers for parts; SS boiler; porch swing; child's safety gate; roll of heavy plastic shelf liner; approx. 40 lbs. homemade soap; elec, vaporizer; rug shampoo applicator; sm. bookcase; child's rocker; (2) carom boards; (2) bird cages; hamster cage; pictures & frames; cutting board; old cookbooks; assort, of books & magazines & puzzles; terrarium w/accessories; aquarium w/accessories; flower pots; Tupperware & lots of other misc. glass & cookware; croquet set; 2burner LP hot plate; wooden wheel 6-lamp kerosene chandelier, like new; 38" Tappan gas kitchen range; kneehole desk; The following is from the late Ivan Yoder Estate: Small cabinet 8t stand; clothes hamper; chair; sm. desk; child's cabinet; (2) telephone stands; dresser w/mirror; sm. dropleaf table; single bed; platform rocker NOTE: In case of bad weather we will be selling small items in a tent. There will be many more items than what we have listed, therefore, we will be running 2 rings part of the day. Announcements made day of auction will take precedence over any printed matter. SALE ORDER: Wagon Misc., Household, Lawn & Garden, followed by Farm Machinery at 12:30 p.m., Horses & Cattle last Terms: Cash or Sufficient Check Lunch/Bake Sale Not Responsible for Accidents EDWIN & EDNA YODER & OTHERS, Owners Auctioneers: Daryl Bad - #AU01012690 Pheanis Wickey - #AU01046782 219-342-8299 219-773-7*71 Assisting Auctioneer: Lester Hochstetler • #AU19500140 Clerking by LOH Bookkeeping

Niippanee Advance News Wednesday, April 9,1997

Kenny Wengard, fourth grade, third. Honorable mention to Kelli Ragland and Jack! Slabaugh, both fourth graders. Crafts—David Bontrager, fifth grade, first; Stephanie Dial, fifth grade, second, and Kelli Ragland, fourth grade, third. Grades 1-3: Drawing— Stephanie Weaver, first grade, first; Kari Colley, T-1, second, and Luke Troyer, first grade, third. Design—Alyssa Goodman, first grade, first; Ryan Shaffer, first grade, second, and Heather

HBr Don ’t grieve for me, R* for now I'm free. I'm following the path God laid for me. I took his hand when I heard him call, I turned my back and left it all I could not stay another day, to laugh, to love, to work or play. Tasks left undone , must stay that way. L/ found that peace at the M close of day.

Rensberger, first grade, third. Painting—Brian Miller, first; Alyssa Goodman, second, and Melinda Bontrager, third. All are first grade students. Mixed Media—Austin Hamsher, third grade, first; Kirsten Snodgrass, first grade, second, and Austin Yoder, third grade, third. Amy Kemp, second grade, earned honorable mention. Crafts—Sarah Fike, second grade, first; Janalene Kemp, third grade, second, and Justin Brown, second grade, third.

The family of Harvey Hollar of Milford, IN would like to thank the LuAnn Nursing Home, Dr. Abel, the Missionary Church Staff, neighbors & friends for all the kindwords, support and kindness extended to us during the illness and death of our father and grandfather. Norma Miller & Family Betty Yoder & Family &

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