Nappanee Advance-News, Volume 120, Number 43, Nappanee, Elkhart County, 22 October 1997 — Page 7

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FIVE GENERATIONS—This first five generations of the Keim Family is pictured during a family gathering held September 1. Baby Kortney is the daughter of Chris Keim, Nappanee. Chris Is the son of Darlene Hill, Nappanee. Darlene is the daughter of Al Keim, Jr., Nappanee, and Al is the son of Mary Keim, Wakarusa.

In 1936, Hank Luisetti was the first basketball player to shoot the ball with one hand In a game. Previously, players had used a twohanded set shot.

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Homemakers prepare for holidays For the fourth year, Elkhart County Extension Homemakers will present “Holiday Happenings,” Monday, October 27, Ip.m. and 7p.m., in the Home and Family Arts Building on the Elkhart County 4-H Fairgrounds, CR34, Goshen. The cost of the program is $4, at the door. Committee members who are presenting this educational and fun program are Kris Mueller, Middlebury, chair; Karen Bontrager and Teresa Riegsecker, Middlebury; Veronica Gouker, Goshen, and Aloma Scott, Elkhart. This year’s program is being called “Homemade For the Holidays.” Participants will go home with food ideas, craft directions and holiday sewing ideas. In addition, there will be tasting at the program. Participants are asked to preregister, so adequate food and printed materials can be prepared. Please call the extension office at 219-533-0554.

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LEGALS MEETMQ NOTICE The City of Nappanee Plan Commission meeting scheduled tor Thursday, November 13. 1997. at 7:00p.m., has been moved ahead and wil meet on November 6,1997, at 7:00p.m., in the Council Chambers, City Municipal BuMng, 300 West Lincoln Street Nappanee, Indtana. Connie Nine, Secretary City of Nappanee Plan Commission Nap-Oct. 22,1997

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SALUTE DRIVERS—The Advance-News would like to salute the school bus drivers of Wa-Nee Community Schools for their efforts, care and concern in the safe transport of the community's most precious cargo—our children. October 19-25 is National School Bus Safety Week. In preparation of this event school children at various age levels have participated in special school bus safety programs. Motorists are asked to remind themselves each week throughout the school year that children will be crossing streets, waiting at bus pickup sites and boarding and unloading each morning and afternoon. Flashing lights and an extended

NOTICE OF NONOISCRMMATORY POLICY AS TO STUDENTS The South Side Christian School of Nappanee, Indiana, admits students of any race, color and national or elinic origin, to alfte rights, privileges, programs, and activities generally accorded or made available to students at the school. It does not discriminate on the basis of race, color, and national or ethnic origin, In administration of its educational policies, admissions policies, scholarship and loan programs, and athletic and other school administered programs. Nap-Oct. 22,1997

Nappanee Advance News Wednesday, October 22,1997

arm on the school bus are signs that students are boarding or exiting the giant yellow carriers. Cars should not pass the buses at this time. Such violations are against the law and WILL be reported by the Wa-Nee drivers. There are approximately 40 drivers throughout Wa-Nee. Pictured front, from left: Bus drivers Beth Moneyheffer, Darlene Stump, Randy Hibbs, Lois Ganshorn, Dale Reinhardt, Marietta Mullet and Carolyn Reed. Back: Diane Williams, secretary of transportation, Scott Schafer, director, George Wileman Sr., Julie Mast, Dale Ramer, Beverly Culp, Dean Culp, Rod Burkholder and George Reed. (AN photo by Merrie Chapman)

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