Nappanee Advance-News, Volume 122, Number 29, Nappanee, Elkhart County, 4 August 1999 — Page 3

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GREAT FUN—The 1999 Elkhart County 4-H Fair was a delight to fairgoers of all ages. With rides, games, live entertainment, 4-H exhibits and various showmanship competitions the fair offered something for everyone. See page 10 for photo coverage on area 4Hers and be watching the Advance-News for competition results beginning next week. If your name is not listed under the event in

World class performers

“Step right up! The show’s about to begin!” Witness a five-ring extravaganza under the world’s biggest big top. The Carson & Barnes Circus is coming to the Derksen Farm Sportsplex, CR7, Nappanee, Sunday, August 8, with showtimes at 1:30p.m. and 4:30p.m.. The event will be sponsored by the Nappanee Area Chamber of Commerce with portions of the proceeds going to the Nappanee Boys’ and Girls’ Club. % Watch 17 elephants and 100 exotic and domestic animals perform astonishing tricks. Bet on your favorite Russian basketball playing bear. “Oooh” and “aaah!” as two death defying unicyclists work in simultaneous ballet of balance and daring. Laugh at the qlowns. Be dazzled by acrobats, jugglers, high wire and trapeze

Dated as the # 1 Arts & Crafts Festival in Indiana!* AMISH ACRES', | APTS & CRAFTS Nappanee. Indiana j Thurs~Sun! > r August 12-15 i I Open Thurs - Sat 9 AM to 8 PM • Sunday 10 AM to 5 PM I 350 Artist Marketplace • Over $7,000 in Prizes • Continuous Entertainment on 3 Stages • Roving Clowns, • Medicine Show & Musicians • Square & Line Dancing • Paddle Boats • Cloggers • Festival Foods from Roast Pork to Preaching Pies. Tasty Ice Cream to Sassafras Iced Tea • Amish Acres Tours. Rides. Shops. Famous Family-Style Restaurant • Round Barn Theatre Showing 'Plain & Fancy' A Grand Night For Singing' and 'Hello. Dolly!' 1 AMISH ACRES M. US. Highway 6. Nappanee, Indiana &p A (219) 773-4188, amishacres.com Indianapolis Admission $5, Under 12 FREE J J FREE Parking, No Pets / e Amish 'SunshineArtist Acres Magazine

which you won or placed please notify the Advance-News and we will gladly add your information to our fair coverage. Pictured at top: Nappanee Mayor Larry Thompson participated in opening ceremonies, July 23. Bottom: children of all ages had ample opportunity to enjoy fun rides. (AN photos by Ron Keiser.)

artists, wild animal trainers, and sequins on over SIOO,OOO of sensational costumes. Come circus morning and visit the huge zoo with lions, tigers, zebras, hippopotamus and much, much more. Tickets can be purchased from Nappanee Area Chamber of Commerce members at a cost of $5 for kids $lO for adults. Tickets can also be purchased at the gate on circus day, August 8, for $6 per child and sl2 for adults.

BANKING LIKE IT OUGHT TO BE. You know the hassles: uninformed bank people, pokey loan approvals, services that don’t really serve your financial needs. Now, get to know Lake City Bank. You won’t find hassles here just banking like it ought to be. Our staff is always friendly, always informed. Whatever you want, they’ll help you get, whether you’re just opening a checking account, looking to invest in the future, or in need of custom-designed services to meet your goals. You’ll like the fact that we’re locally owned, too. Among other things, it means we approve loans fast Usually in half an hour! Banking like it ought to be. You won’t find it anywhere else but at Lake City Bank. Visit the office nearest you and see for yourself. Oily Bwtk Bringing the Advantage Home

July 27, 9:osa.m.—Chance Handen, Knox, from Fairmont Occupational Health Center to Elkhart General Hospital, due to chest pains. July 27, 6:sop.m.—Marjorie Sechrist, 152. N. Hartman St., Nappanee, from home to Community Hospital of Bremen, due to fall. July 28, 6:27p.m.—Thurlo Clouse, 507 N. Elm St., Nappanee, from home to St. Joe Hospital, Mishawaka, due to trouble breathing. July 28, 4:3op.m.—Joseph Bellman, Lot 69 Meadows, Nappanee, from Northwood Clinic to Elkhart General Hospital, due to facial injury. July 29, 9:18a.m. —Colin Gifford, Goshen, from Gulfstream to Elkhart General Hospital, due to Rotary report... Dennis Mishler gave the program for the July 28 meeting of the Nappanee Rotary Club. Joining him were men representing the reenactment of the 7th Indiana Artillery Unit. Guests included Mel Kemp, Larry Andrews, Jason Kemp and David Mishler. The program was adjourned to Westside Park where the men fired their cannon twice. Program chairman was Rob Shaw. The Lake Wawasee dinner cruise has been canceled. Rotarians plan to tour either the railroad museum in Elkhart or the S. Ray Miller Auto Museum in Elkhart in the future.

Technically, the coin that we call a penny does not exist. At the U.S. Mint, it's officially called a “cent.”

nappanee Advance Mews Wednesday, August 4,1999

dizziness. July 30, 2:o2a.m.— Karen J. Nelson, 451 E. Market St., Apt. B, from home to Elkhart General Hospital, due to medical problem. July 30, 8:54a.m. —Destry Allen, Elkhart, from Fairmont Homes to Elkhart General Hospital, due to heat. July 30, 8:05a.m. —Audrey Deuman, 1701 Northwood Drive, Apt. 22, Nappanee, from home to Elkhart General Hospital, due to hip pain. July 30, 12:49p.m.—Jerry Lanning, Bremen, from sight of fire at 13896 N 1050 W, to Community Hospital of Bremen, due to heat exhaustion. July 31, s:2sp.m.—William Wood, 103 Meadows, Nappanee, from home to Elkhart General Hospital, due to head laceration. August 2, 9:36a.m. —Lance G. Feiler, #3 Boulder Court, Nappanee, from Williamsburg Furniture to Goshen General Hospital, due to laceration to thumb.

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US W4PP«Wtt Jeremy Brandt for all your new and pre-owned automotive needs. Bus. (219) 674-0499 • 773-7878 S.R. 19 N. 2450 N. Main St. • Nappanee, IN (across from Northwood High School E-mail: [email protected]

Mast earns 4-H award Valerie C. Mast is the 1999 recipient of the Millie Christofeno Perseverance Award. She is the daughter of Scott and Elaine Mast, Nappanee. Valerie is a 10-year 4-H member, and has participated in the foods project for 10 years, clothing for nine years and child development for one year. She also participated in 4-H fashion review, and has received the Ball Canning Award. Millie Christofeno taught home economics at Jimtown High School and was a 4-H leader in Elkhart County for 43 years.

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