Nappanee Advance-News, Volume 121, Number 41, Nappanee, Elkhart County, 14 October 1998 — Page 3

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NAME WINNERS —Peg Bough, gym teacher, Nappanee Elementary School, announced the winners of the annual Punt, Pass and Kick com•aetition. Pictured top, front, from left: 10-11-‘•yeGfOlds Payne Tatish, third place, Kiser • Chamberlin, second, and Cody Devers, first. : Back: Angela Houck, third, Hannah Whitmer, and Kara Hershberger, first. Bottom, : front, from left: 12-13-year-olds Megan : Wardlow, third, Sam Lewis, first, and Diana Hoke, : second. Back: Justin McDonald, second, Trent :• Chupp, third, and Kirk Mast, first. (AN photo by : Merrie Chapman)

Create jChristmas ornaments i ; Create a beautiful quilt-like Christmas ornament for a special someone at the Nappanee Public Library during a special class taught by Wanda Long, Franklin. The class will be held Thursday, October 22, 6:30-8:30p.m. and costs $6 for the materials. Each participant will need to bring 75 straight head pins (round head colored pins will not work) and a thimble (optional). Wanda Long has been teaching quilting and craft classes for the past 10 years and has taught in the Chicago and Indianapolis areas as well as the Franklin area where she resides. She taught Home Fconomics for 31 years. Besides teaching classes on quilting and drafts, Wanda spends her time involved with volunteer work with and number of organizations. ; Class forms are available at the Adult Services Desk. For more information, call the library (219)773-79'9. Signup deadline is October 20. I Go HOG WILD With all of the money ; you can make by advertising in The Nappanee 773 3127 Jjji

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■ | We want to * lcrc or l * le P eo P* e we l° ve - And who love us. That's^^Kj I gW why having a mammogram every year is so important. If remembering is I ¥ *&' hard, tie it to a date that's important to you. Like your anniversary. flHt..’ m Or Mom s Day. Or one of your children's birthdays. That way. you're not only reminded of the date, you're reminded of why you're getting } 1 ■ a mammogram in the first place...to be here for the people you love. ./ “We want to be here for the people we Jove. 77 RIBBON PIN. To Schedule Your Mammogram, Call 219/535-2604. Schedule a ' mammogram at Goshen General Hospital A Mcmtwr of Gofm H,aloi SMro and take home a ■ "CIVT / free, pink ribbon pin, \ the symbol of Breast Cancer 200 High Park Avenue m Goshen Awareness. www.goshenhealth.com I (While supplies last) ‘Available October only for asymptomatic women Includes technical fee and reading fee (Kill mammography facility is certified by the American College ol Radiology and stalled by specially trained mammography technicians

Seek district officials

The Elkhart County Soil & Water Conservation District (SWCD) is looking for persons with an interest in local natural resources management, who would like to serve as district officials. Candidates are being sought for both an elected and an appointed seat on the district’s five-member board of supervisors. The term of office for both positions runs from February 1999 through February 2002. The Elkhart County SWCD is a legal subdivision of state government, and is responsible for the protection, conservation and wise use of the soil, water and related resources within the county. Activities of the district are directed by the five supervisors, three who are elected by local iandusers and two who are appointed upon recommendation by the local SWCD to the Indiana Soil Conservation Board. Meeting on the third Monday evening of each month, the supervisors plan and oversee the efforts aimed at fulfilling the district’s responsibilities, which include: assessing the natural resources management needs within the county; developing and implementing policies and programs Haylift starting in area Efforts are getting started across Indiana to send hay to farmers in Oklahoma and Texas, where . drought has severely affected the forage supply. If you have hay that you would like to donate to the cause, you can contact the Elkhart County Extension Office, 219-533-0554. You will be asked to provide information including the size of the bales, the type and quality of the hay, and the amount you wish to donate. When transportation can be arranged, you will be contacted with details of moving hay to local collection sites. Farmers with enough hay to complete a semiload, approximately 400 small bales, may be able to arrange for pickup at your farm. It is hoped that all pledges for hay will be collected by Thanksgiving, and that the hay will be distributed by Christmas. You can show your support for the effort in other ways. Help is needed to truck the hay to the devastated areas, and cash donations could be used to cover the costs of fuel and trucking. Contact the extension office for further information.

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that address those assessed needs; carrying out program initiatives given to SWCDs by state and federal government (e.g.. the review of farm conservation plans and construction site erosion/sediment control plans and the inspection of landfills for erosion control); and advising local government on natural resource management issues. As compensation for their service. supervisors receive salary per diem when engaged in district business. Candidates for Elkhart County SWCDs elected-supervisor position must be of voting age, reside in the county and own or rent more than 10 acres within the county. Candidates for the appointed position must likewise be of voting age and reside in the county, but need not meet the 10 acre own or lease requirement. For more information about the Elkhart County SWCD. its programs. supervisor, duties and qualifications, and the specific positions to be filled, or to register as a candidate, call the office (219)533-3630 (extension 3), or visit the district office at the Ag Service Center on the 4-H Fairgrounds, Goshen, 17746 County Road 34. Farm Toy Show scheduled The 15th Annual Fall North East Farm Toy Show will be held Sunday. October 18, at the Whitley County 4-H Fair Grounds in Columbia City. The show will run from 8:30a.m.-2p.m.. Admission is free and there will be lunch available.

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Nappanee Advance News Wednesday, October 14, 1998

Technologies demonstrated

"Learning To Use Today’s Libraries will introduce and demonstrate the new technologies at the Nappanee Public Library. Programs that will be demonstrated Monday. October 19. 7p.m.-9p.m.. will include the Internet. Ncwsbank, INSPIRE (an index of thousands of magazines).

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