Nappanee Advance-News, Volume 125, Number 36, Nappanee, Elkhart County, 4 September 2002 — Page 2

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• Advance News • Wednesday, September 4, 2002

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meals, or help with lawn care and household upkeep should contact Nathan and Nicki Wiggins, 7735669. The couple can also be contacted during their visits with Villa at 773-2613. Alex Villa welcomes all prayers and credits the Lord for saving his life. Medical personnel held little

Court reports The following cases have been handled through the Nappanee City Court David Widmoyer is the judge. Jamie Halsey, Goshen, charged with failure to use seat belt paid total fine and costs of $25.00. Juan Nunez, Warsaw, charged with speeding, paid total fine and costs of $102.50. Brent Roush. Nappanee. charged with operating while intoxicated, paid total fine and costs of $632.50. Thomas Slavey, Nappanee. charged with domestic battery and resisting law enforcement, paid total fine and costs of $330.50. Gerald Thompson, Nappanee, charged with driving while license sus-pended-infraction, paid total fine and costs of $157.50. Robert Cummins, Nappanee, charged with false/fictitious registration, paid total fine and costs of $83.50. Robert Jeffrey, Bremen, charged with operating without financial responsibility, paid total fine and costs of $282.50; also charged with expired license plate, paid total fine and costs of $7.50. Bobby Loveless, Elkhart charged with failure to dim headlights, paid total fine and costs of $117.50; also charged with failure to register, paid total fine and costs of $35.00; also charged with driving while license sus-pended-infraction, paid total fine and costs of $35.00. Pedro Salaz. Fort Wayne, charged with speeding, paid total fine and costs of $101.50: also charged with passing in no passing zone, paid total fine and costs of $5.00. Jessica Lamb, Nappanee, dog running at large, paid total fine and costs of $132.50. Linda Murphy, Wakarusa, charged with speeding, paid total fine and costs of $99.50. Victor Romero, Nappanee, charged with failure to signal, paid total fine and costs of $100.00; also charged with driving while license suspendedinfraction. paid total fine and costs of $182.50. Vassiliy rumatchik, Elkhart, charged with speeding, paid total fine and costs of $97.50. Wesley Schmucker, Bremen, charged with speeding, paid total fine and costs of slOl JO. James Stover, Nappanee, charged with false/fictitious registration, paid total fine and costs of $87.50. Michael Weaver, Nappanee, chaiged with speeding, paid total fine and costs of $94.50. Anthony Williams, Nappanee. charged with operating without financial responsibility, paid total fine and costs of $157.50; also charged with failure to register, paid total fine and costs of $35.00; also charged with two counts of no operators license, paid total fine and costs of $117.50. Robert Culp, Elkhart charged with speeding, paid total fine and costs of $100.50. Marsha Hochstetler, Nappanee. charged with speeding, paid total fine and costs of $104.50. Jennifer Maddox, Elkhart charged with speeding, paid total fine and costs of $103.50. Kenneth Mullett Nappanee, chaiged with passing in no passing zone, paid total fine and costs of $87.50. Troy Musick. Nappanee, charged with expired license plate, paid total fine and costs of $87.50. Nanna Null, Nappanee, charged with speeding, paid total fine and costs of $103.50. Douglas RodrigueZ, Nappanee, charged with driving while license sus-pended-infraction, paid total fine and costs of $50.00; also charged with illegal use of flashing light, paid total fine and costs of $25.00.

Community invited to ‘Souper Night Out’

The Soup of Success Job & Life Skills Training Program of Church Community Services in Elkhart will host its third annual “Souper Night Out” community djpner and auction, Saturday, September 21, 4:307:30p.m., at Trinity United Methodist Church. Auction items include everything from a Lasik Vision Correction procedure from Dr. Boling of Boling Laser Center and Eye Care, to home electronics to autographed sports memorabilia. A wide variety of handcrafted items, artwork, gift certificates to local restaurants, stores and area attractions, and much more, will be up for bid. The silent auction areas open at 4:30p.m. and will include over 150 items in all price ranges. There will

ORIGINAL JONAH Saturday, Sept. 21st 4 - 7 pm Adults $7.00 Children $3.50 All Carry Outs $7.00 Brethren Church 1600 N. Main Street - Nappanee , 574-773-4252

NAPPANEE APARTMENTS SPACIOUS 2 BR. APTS. Stove, Ref., Dishwasher C/A W&D or W&D HU STONEWALL COURT $395-$435 Month 219-534-7368 800-328-7368 Property Management Sendee

hope of his survival. But Villa says the Lord called them to their profession and guided their hands to save him. Through his periods of frustrations as he fights to recover. Villa always reminds himself the Lord wont give us anything we cant handle if we put Him first.

be something for everyone. Verbal auction will begin at 7p.m., and will feature the awardwinning bid-calling talents of Dawn Wilfong, from Troyer & Associates. Dinner will be served from 4:306:30p.m., and will feature “Soup of Success" gourmet soup, including the delicious new Positively Potato Soup, dips and dressings, and cookies, salad and bread. There will also be live music for patrons’ enjoyment Tickets are priced at $lO in advance, or sl2 at the door, and may be purchased by calling 574-523-1551. Come enjoy a fun, festive evening and help Soup of Success continue to empower Michiana women to achieve self-sufficiency and make positive changes in their lives. The church is located at 2715 E. Jackson Blvd. in Elkhart.

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Competition ™ RONKBS£B Those popular horseshoe-pitching courts in the Wakarusa Town Park got a workout during the recent Sesquicentennial celebration, as experts gathered to test their skills. Persons in town for the day also had an opportunity to view the parade, antique cars, participate in other skills contests, enjoy a variety of concessions and listen to top-notch entertainment. The Sesquicentennial's grand finale is set for Saturday, October 5, with a quilt sale, auction, raffle, contests, hog calling and more promising a grand day for the finish to a grand celebration.

Receives ‘Career Car’

Mary Kay Independent Sales Director, Missy Fisher. Nappanee, is on the road to success. This month. Fisher earned the use of a new Pontiac Grand Am. In keeping with the company's quest to maintain its preeminence as a leader in providing women with an unparalleled business opportunity and desirable business incentives. Mary Kay continues to elevate its image by continually upgrading the options available to its star performers. In addition to the Grand Am, Mary Kay also offers the pearlized pink Cadillac and the Pontiac Grand Prix as part of its notable career car fleet. "The career car program provides our sales force the opportunity to earn a visible symbol of success," said Tom Whatley, president, global sales and marketing. “Each car in this exciting program reflects the hard work, determination and professionalism of our sales force." Fisher will take delivery of her new Grand Am. her first Mary Kay career car. at Jim Moore Motors. Nappanee. Independent Beauty Consultants earn the

Adult education programs available

Registration forms for the WaNee Community Education are programs are available at Wa-Nee Schools, W’akarusa Public Library, Nappanee Public Library and area businesses, or you may register at www.nappanee.lib.in.us. Call (574) 773-7919 for more information. Register now for: Orientation to Computers I: If you have never touched a computer or wonder what a computer can do, this class is for you! Enjoy, this hands-on course with your peers as you learn the basics from an Ivy Tech State College instructor. Six sessions are available from September 10-26. BODY SHAPING: Effective Approach to Fitness and Weight Loss: Fred Myers will introduce participants to Manual Resistance and Weight Training and their effectiveness in promoting health, fitness and permanent weight loss. Mondays and Thursdays, 6:307:45p.m.; Class I—Septemberl—September 9October 24; Class 2—October 28December 19, at North Wood High School weight room, S4O. GED (HIGH SCHOOL EQUIVALENCY): This class is for adults interested in preparing for the GED test administered by the State of Indiana. The course is designed to meet the individual needs of adults in five subject areas (Reading Skills, Social Studies. Math. Science and

use of Mary Kay career cars through outstanding sales and team building. The U.S. Mary Kay fleet, one of the largest commercial fleets of GM passenger cars in the world, includes more than 10,000 career cars valued at more than $l5O million. Mary Kay, Inc. is on track toward its fourth consecutive year of record sales and recruiting growth. With recent, successful launches of TtmeWise skin car products, Domain men's fragrance. Velocity line for teens and the MK Signature collection, Mary Kay offers quality products and personalized service to an expanding customer base, while providing one of the most fulfilling career opportunities to women today. Mary Kay’s mission is to enrich women’s lives. The Mary Kay Ash Charitable Foundation, established in 1996. is dedicated to funding research on cancers affecting women and supporting efforts to prevent violence against women. For more information, visit the Mary Kay Ash Charitable Foundation Web Site at www.mkacf.org.

English). Regular attendance is necessary to receive the maximum benefits from the class. Individual and group counseling will also be provided in preparing resumes, interviewing techniques and career exploration. Upon passing the GED exam, a high school equivalency .diploma will be issued by the State of Indiana. Tuesdays, 6:30-8:30p.m., September 3-November 5, at the Nappanee Public Library, and Mondays, 6:30-8:30p.m., September 9-November 18. at the Wakarusa Public Library, 525 deposit, (refundable upon passing GED exam). SIGN LANGUAGE: This is an introductory class designed for people with little or no experience with sign language. Students will be introduced to fingerspell and ASL through demonstration and practice with instructor, Deb Gessinger. Tuesdays, 6-Bp.m., September 3October 22, at the Nappanee Public Library, $45. WATER EXERCISE: No swimming skills are required for this class as all exercises are conducted in water of standing depth. Decrease muscle strain, tone and strengthen muscles, lose inches and release tension. Class begins with a 10 minute warm-up on deck and continues with a 30 minute workout in the pool and a 10 minute cool-down. Mondays and Wednesdays, 7:308:30p.m., Class I—Septemberl—September 9-

9AA9 AIVII^ - HOMESONPARAPE i September 14-22 4 Sponsored by the Builders’ Association of Kosciusko-Fulton Counties *s** - Ages 13 and op ‘l* 4 -Ages 6 to 12 - Under 6 - FREE rs J N C'siUSk fc-4-Hoars: - - Friday: 3:00 poi - 8:00 pm p - Beterday & Sunday: 1:00 pm - 8:00 pm Smiby, September 22: IHM) pm- &00 pm For more information, car the ■ r mr —■*" nFPg ASSOCIATION OF KOSOUSKO-FULTON COUNTIES i| (574) 267-6125 ■

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Guess mystery title

Based on Dahiell Hammett's 1932 best-selling book, this month's Golden Matinee at the Nappanee Public Library stars William Poawell, Myma Loy and Asta, the faithful terrier. Guess the feature title of this classic mystery and you will be entered in a drawing for two free tickets to the Nappanee Theatre. Entries will be accepted at the

Collector leads discussion

The Ben Franklin Stamp Club will meet at the Nappanee Public Library on Saturday, September 14. Dr. Forest Kendall, a local collector, is responsible for organization of the club, and leads discussions concerning tips for new and experienced stamp collectors. Anyone Grade 3 through adult with an interest in stamp collecting

Color copying available

The Nappanee Public Library recently placed a new color copier in service and is encouraging patrons to attend a free training session on the upgraded model, which has improved image quality and many added features.

Test f spelling! skills I Test your spelling skills wkl) other community spellers at “Old Fashioned Spelling BseJ Monday. September 16, 7p.m.,*!il the Wakarusa Elementary Sc hod cafeteria during WakarusaJj Sesquicentennial Celebration. If you can’t spell, come watch. Adults are needed ages 20; 100. Please call Wakanjts Elementary School at 862-2000 to register. The spelling bee is coordij nated by the Wakarusa Elementary fifth grade teachers. This will be a fun evening, am) “May the best speller win!” Named to j dean’s list

BOSTON—Berklee College of Music announces that Timothy. & Hochstetler of Goshen, has eamet) placement on the Dean’s List far the spring semester of the 20$J 2002 academic year. Tim's pareftU are Lee and Betty Hochstetlet) Goshen, formerly of Nappanee. The Berklee curriculum on practical career preparation fSt today’s music industry. Four-year degrees are offered in Performance) Jazz Composition, Production & Engineering, Scoring. Musj« Business /Management) Composition, Music Synthesjsl Contemporary Writing 'tS( Production, Music Educatirxi 1 . Songwriting, Music Therapy, agj Professional Music. Craft vendors needed; i Crafters are wanted for Bremen Fall Fest, September 27-29 4 Sunnyside Park. Booths are S4O for three days. (Bxls feet inside jpr 30x30 feet outside). Call Tammy Venable for information by calling 574-546-5647 or e-mailing [email protected].

library up until show time at 1 p.rrj. on Thursday, September 19. “ Enjoy free popcorn and soft drinks while watching t®s Academy Award-nominated film on the big screen. "•« Each month on the thfrU Thursday, a different movie classic will be shown at the library. Fur more information, phone (219) 7757919.

and trading is invited to atteqd. Participants will leant more about stamps and stamp collecting apd participate in games for prizes. The club meets the second Saturday of each month at 10a.m. This month’s topic will be Historic Topics by Don Moffett. Ifpr more information, call the librarv at (219)773-7919.

A regularly scheduled training session will be held on the third Tuesday of each month, and those participating will receive a one-time offer of 10 free color copies. The library will also extend this benefit to any patron previously trained bn the older model. The next color copier training session is scheduled for 7p.m. at the library on Tuesday, September 17. Please pre-register by Friday, September 13. For more information phone (219) 773-7919.

Elkhart Shrine "I Club holds turkey shoot i The Elkhart Shrine Club Shoot will be held at the Moose Lodge on C.R. 6 W., across freifi the Elkhart Airport on Saturday and Sunday, September 7-8 and 14-15 from 10a.m.-sp.m. The turkey shoot was started over 40 years ago and is the oldest in the area. Profits from the shoot will provide transportation for children to the Shrine Hospital in Chicago and the Shrint Bum Institute in Cincinnati. 22 shrine owned hospitak throughout the U.S., Canada aii Mexico provide free care for chijdren up to age 18. This year there will be 14 positions on the firing line, which h& been moved closer to the pavilioj. A $2 donation is requested for eacji line shoot, which is open to ag. Special shoots are held for ladiA and children. Loaner shotguns are available |t no charge. 12, 16, 20 and 410 shells are furnished. Turkeys. hans and merchandise prizes are awarded to the winner of each shod. “PIE" and money shoots will fj held each day and food is availabW.