Nappanee Advance-News, Volume 121, Number 40, Nappanee, Elkhart County, 7 October 1998 — Page 6

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CELEBRATE 50 YEARS—BiII and Rosemary (Nye) Metzler, Nappanee/Arizona, will celebrate their golden wedding anniversary, October 24. They were married October 24, 1948, at the Trinity Methodist Church, Elkhart, by the Rev, Russell Kern. Their family entertained the couple and their friends with a buffet dinner at the Country Cottage, Nappanee, during the past summer. Bill and Rose Mary, who recently left to spend the winter in Arizona, are the parents of Dan Metzler and Diane Davis, Nappanee, and David, Steamboat Springs, Colorado. (Photo provided) Club notes -

FEDERATED HOMEMAKERS The Federation of Homemakers Clubs w-ill meet for its annual luncheon. Tuesday. October 20. at Ron's Bakery and Restaurant, Nappanee. Registration will begin at 11:30a.m.. with the luncheon at noon. Reservations are due by October 16. to Thyra Keiser. 219-773-4290. TOPS 425 Nappanee Tops. 425 met Monday morning, at First Church of God. with the leader, Nancy Hershberger, presiding. Weigh-in begins at Ba.m., with the meeting starting at 9:15a.m. New members are welcome. The Tops Song was sung, and Happy Birthday was sung to Erma Martin. The secretary and treasurer read their reports. Roll call was taken, with 20 members weighing in. The week's best loser was Marlene Brovont. The challenge for the week is “Brush your teeth after every meal.’’ Helen Newcomer is a Kops. October contests were distributed, and the September weight report was presented, with Marcile Weaver as the best loser and Ruth Manges as runner-up. Helen Newcomer was at or below goal for the month. Lydia Weaver received a two-year Kops pin and Lois Miller got an eightyear pin. Nancy Hershberger read an article about snacking, and a paper on how to lose those last 10 pounds. Safety program offered on shooting sports The Elkhart County 4-H Shooting Sports Club will offer a Hunter Safety Education Course, in conjunction with the Indiana Department of Natural Resources, October 9-10, at the ECCC Building, lower level, at the Elkhart County Fairgrounds, Goshen. This course is required for all who are interested in participating in 4-H Shooting Sports in 1999. Other individuals who are interested in obtaining their Hunter Safety Certification are also invited to participate. The course teaches safety and responsibility with firearms. Participants are required to come to both sessions. The Friday session. October 9, will be from 69p.m.. and the Saturday session, October 10. from 8:30a.m.-3p.m. Participants are to bring a sack lunch on Saturday. The program is free of charge. Participants must pre-register by contacting Robin Rigsby, 4-H Shooting Sports Leaderj 219-862-2272. •

Barbara and Steven Reinhardt, Nappanee, boy, September 25, Memorial Hospital, South Bend. John and Lorene Dougherty, Nappanee, son, Lee Thomas, 81b. 15oz, 23 inches long, September 26. Proud grandparents are Paul and Mary Lou Dougherty, Nappanee, and Roger and Janice Hague, Angola. Paternal greatgrandfather is Noble Dougherty, Nappanee, and maternal greatgrandmother is Lillian Hague, Kendallville. Steve and Barb Reinhardt, Nappanee, son, Matthew Scott, September 25, Memorial Hospital of South Bend. He weighed in at eight pounds, five ounces, and is 20-1/2” long. Proud grandparents are Jeff and Connie Bellman, Nappanee; Bud and Verlyn Reinhardt, Nappanee, and Craig and Sarah Fillcy, Mishawaka.

CURRENT CLUB Current Club will meet Monday, October 12, 1:30p.m., at the home of Dee Leavitt. The program chairman is Carol Wyman. Kiwanibull... The Nappanee Noon Kiwanis Club meets each Tuesday, at Dal Mar Banquet Hall. 159 E. Lincoln St. Visitors are welcome. This week's program included the installation of new officers. The new Lt. Gov. Tim Yoder was here to take part in the activities. Walter Golden. Elkhart, spoke at last week's meeting, about physical therapy. He refers to himself as a "body mechanic,” and states that his job is to give his patients a proper balancing of their body. Happy Birthday... October 8 Cliff Mellinger Fred M. Jensen Robert Best Shane Nickerson Dan Schalliol Mat Conway. 9 Eugene Newcomer Anna M. Anderson Frances Troyer , Willis G. Myers Richard Schultz 10 Donald Greenawalt Jeff Williams Elsie Greenawalt 11 Jill Metzler Michele Ingle Jeanette Bigler Mable Clouse Doug Chokcy Lisa Schmeltz Barbara Miller La Von Kuhn 12 Rosemary Yoder Penny Filer Etta Hochstcller Jill Dcardorff Oscar Hclmuth Edna Yoder Gretchen Hess 13 Tom Lutes Sarah Yoder Stanley Hollar David Borkholder Sheila Hershberger 14 Earl J. Miller Frank Reed Alan Hand Ryan Worden Stamp Club to meet The Ben Franklin Stamp Club will meet in the Enos Borkholder Meeting Room at the Nappanee Public Library. Saturday, October 10. 10a.m.. October is National Stamp Collecting Month The club meets the second Saturday of each month at 10a.m. in the library.

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Receive donation for upcoming, women's show

The director of the Third Annual Elkhart County Women's Show, to be held March 27-28, at Concord Mall, found an exciting letter in her mail recently. Amber Hershberger received a S2OO check from Lisa Kudrow, the September 13 Emmy winner for Best Supporting Actress for a Comedy Series. Lisa's character in the comedy series, "Friends,” is the spacey, hut lovable folk singer and massage therapist, Phoebe. Although Kudrow will not be able to visit the show, due to her “Friends” and baby schedules, she

Carry-in dinner shared at local senior center

Nappanee's Senior Center, Elder Haus, located at 258 E. Market St., is open Monday through Friday, with special activities planned daily. The center will host a carry-in dinner Wednesday, October 14 at noon. Elder Haus will provide pork roast, and Amber will bring her famous dressing. Others are asked to bring food to share, and your own table service. A trip to the NE Indiana Center for History and the museum, South Bend, is set for Wednesday, October 21. This should be an interesting trip. In addition to the museum, there is an unusual gift shop. Lunch at Tippecanoe Place will also be special. Call early for your reservation, 773-2424. Those who have not yet met the new assistant director, Connie Fink, and encouraged to stop in soon. She has taken Sally Stump's place, at Sally's retirement, and is anxious to get to know you.. Max Bigler has agreed to be the

Hot lunches available for community seniors

Senior members of the Nappanee community arc invited to participate in the REAL Services hot lunch program, by calling the Union Center Church of the Brethren one day in advance, to make your reservations. Call 773-4295. Thursday. October B—peach nectar, beef stroganoff over Kluski noodles, mixed vegetables, whole wheat bread with margarine, pumpkin pie with whipped topping and choice of milk, tea or coffee. Friday. October 9-apple juice, cook’s choice entree, cook’s choice starch, steamed cabbage, multigrain bread with margarine, peaches and choice of milk, tea or

Library showcases history

Discover what it was like in Indiana before the Civil War Sunday. October 11. 2p.m.-3p.m., at the Nappanee Library. Woodview teacher Dennis Myers will share information and stories about events and people in Indiana prior to the Civil War. Participants will hear about Abraham Lincoln, pioneers, and Indians who resided in the area. The Polawatomi and Miami Indians spent time in this area and have left arrowheads and other artifacts. The Potawatomi Indians were a very powerful tribe before the Civil War. A group of Miami Indians lead by chief “Little Turtle” made their home in the ~

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said, “I do think it is wonderful that you are raising money to help women and children of domestic violence, and hope you will accept my donation toward your cause.” Courtney Cox, who plays the obsessively neat restaurant chef Monica on Friends, also sent two signed autographs. These will be used as raffle prizes for the Women's Show in March. Last spring’s show was a big success, with all proceeds benefiting the Elkhart County Women’s Shelter, a 20-bed safe house for female victims of domestic violence and their children.

new van driver for Elder Haus. Max may also be sharing some of his many funny stories—you are in for a treat! Please help to welcome both Connie and Max. Quilting is enjoyed all day on Mondays and Fridays, providing an excellent time for fellowship. Come and plan to spend the day. There is a microwave available for heating soups and sandwiches. Pinochle begins at Ip.m. Mondays, and Euchre and other games at Ip.m. Tuesdays and Thursdays. Chair exercises are offered Tuesdays and Thursdays at 10a.m. —these are simple exercises. but very effective for mobility, etc. Friday is also known as volunteer day. with opportunity provided for cutting stamps for recycling. Looking ahead: There will be a luncheon of ham, navy beans, com bread and salad. Wednesday, October 28. at noon. The price for this meal is just $2.50 per person. Reservations are needed, so call in vour name soon.

coffee. Monday. October 12 —pineapple juice, roast pork with gravy, mashed potatoes, carrots with dill butter, multigrain bread with margarine. applesauce and choice of milk, lea or coffee. Tuesday. October 13—orange juice, taco-seasoned ground beef over baked potato with shredded cheese, tomatoes, lettuce and sour cream, corn chips, red gelatin with fruit cocktail and choice of milk, tea or coffee. Wednesday. October 7—cranberry juice cocktail, turkey tetrazzini. Capri blend vegetables, sourdough bread with margarine, apricots and choice of milk, tea or coffee.

area that is now Manchester College. Mr. Myers received his BS from Huntington College and his MS from St. Francis College and has done advanced studies at Indiana University. South Bend. Dennis and his wife. Sarah, have two grown children and four grandchildren. His hobbies include golf, reading about Indiana and playing with his grandchildren. Myers has taught fourth grade for 35 years with 27 of those years in the Wa-Nee School Corporation. Indiana history was taught in the eight grade until the state legislature moved the curriculumto fourth grade.

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RECEIVE DONATIONS—EIkhart County Women's Show Director Amberly Hershberger, back, and Women's Advocate Marsha Butler, seated, pose with the check and autographed photos, from “Friends" cast members. See related article for details. (Photo provided)

Rotary report The speaker at last week’s meeting of the Nappanee Rotary Club was Prosecuting Attorney Michael Cosentino. He was introduced by the program chairman, Tom Slater.

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HOCHSTETLER REAL ESTATE AUCTION Auction held at United Christian School across from property on C.R. 52. Tuesday, October 20,1998 STARTING AT 6:00 P.M.

APPROX. 75 ACRES (7 ACRES WOODS) LOCKE TOWNSHIP WANEE SCHOOLS 4 PARCELS OR ANY COMBINATION PROPERTY LOCATION: 1 mile north of downtown Nappanee, Ind. on St. Rd. 19 to C.R. 52 then I'/* miles west Parcel #1: Approx. 3.97 acres (potential bldg, lot) 240’ frontage, 545’ deep and 438' wide back (beside church) Parcel #2 & #3: 3 acres (potential bldg, lot) 240’ front x 545’ deep Parcel #4: Approx. Q 5 acres (58 tillable) (arm land zoned A-1 with approx. 7 acres woods. The woods has not been harvested <or approx. 40 years. All heavy clay loam soil with top crop potential.

DOWN PAYMENT: 10% down payment on the day of the auction with the balance in cash at closing. The down payment may be made in the form of cash, cashier’s check, person-' al check or corporate check. Your bidding is not conditional upon financing, so be sure you have arranged financing, if needed, and are capable of paying cash at closing. ACCEPTANCE OF BID PRICES: All successful bidders will be required to enter into purchase agreements at the auction site immediately following the close of the auction. Ail final bid prices are subject to approval by the Sellers. EVIDENCE OF TITLE: Seller shall provide an Owner's Title Insurance policy in the amount of the purchase price. DEED: Sellers shall provide Warranty Deed(s). CLOSING: The balance of the purchase price is due at closing approximately 30 days after presentation of marketable title. Approximately December 1,1998. ACREAGE: All tract acreages, dimensions and proposed boundaries are approximate and have been estimated based on current legal descriptions and/or aerial photos. SURVEY: Will be split between buyers and sellers if needed. POSSESSION: Buyer will receive possession at end of 1998 crop year. REAL ESTATETAXES: Sellers will pay all real estate taxes 1997 due in. 1998 and 1998 due in 1999. EASEMENTS: Sale of the property is subject to any and all easements of record. ANY ANNOUNCEMENTS MADE THE DAY OF THE SALE TAKE PRECEDENCE OVER PRINTED MATERIAL OR ANY OTHER ORAL STATEMENTS MADE. AUCTIONEER NOTE: Your bidding is not conditional upon financing, so be sure you have arranged financing, if needed. For more information on financing or inspection, contact Hahn Auction Service. Mr. & Mrs. Menno Hochstetler, OWNERS HAHN AUCTION SERVICE Office (219) 773-4184 AC39800021 Roger Hahn (219) 773-4786 Phil Hahn (219) 773-7676

Nappanee Rotary meets each Wednesday noon, at Ron’s Bakery & Restaurant. Visitors are welcome.

Pork Cutlets $1.89 lb. Bacon $1.59 lb.

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