Nappanee Advance-News, Volume 126, Number 36, Nappanee, Elkhart County, 2 September 2004 — Page 2

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Advance News • Thursday September 2, 2004

Death Notices J. Wavne Fredericks August 18, 2<XW BRONXVILLE, N.Y. - J. Wayne Fredericks, 87, of Bronxville N.Y., passed away on August 18. 2004 following a long illness. Fredericks was bom in Wakarusa. Ind. on Feb. 26, 1917 and graduated from Wakarusa High School. Survivors include his wife Anne of Bronxville. N.Y.; a son William, and two grandchildren, all of New York; a sister Lorraine Wyres of Elkhart; a brother Keith Fredericks of Wakarusa; a nephew Larry Fredericks of Nappanee; and a niece, Linda (Fredericks) Letherman of Wakarusa. A private funeral service was held Aug. 23 and a memorial service will be held at the Reformed Church in Bronxville on Oct. 1, 200.4 Junior George Schlemmer August 23. 2004 ELKHART Junior George Schlemmer, 76. of Valley View Health Care Center in Elkhart, passed away on Monday, August 23, 2004 at Elkhart General Hospital following a long illness. Schlemmer was married to Janet Newcomer in May 1951 in Nappanee. He was a lifetime area resident. Survivors include two sons. Leon Schlemmer of Goshen and Ronald (Lisa) Schlemmer of Plymouth: six grandchildren; eight grandchildren; four sisters, Vera Miller of Bremen; Mrs. Evelyn (Harold) Fox of Bremen; Mrs. Lois (Chester) Narigon of Mishawaka; and Mrs. Dorothy (Thomas) Walters of Bremen. Visitation was held on at Thompson-Lengacher & Yoder Funeral Home on Thursday, Aug. 26 from 2 to 4 p.m. and from 6 to 8 p.m. Funeral services were held at the funeral home on Friday, Aug. 27 at 2 p.m. Burial followed at Bremen Cemetery Lindsay Rene Slabaugh August 22, 2004 GOSHEN Lindsay Rene Slabaugh. 22, of 403 Hawthorne, Goshen, passed away on Sunday, August 22, 2004 at Goshen General Hospital. She is survived by her father Robin Slabaugh of Goshen: her mother Cheryl O'Brien of Goshen; brothers Lane Slabaugh of West Lafayette; Aaron Slabaugh; James Slabaugh and Jeffrey Slabaugh of Goshen. Maternal grandparent: Robert Frederick of Niles, Mich. Paternal grandparents are Levi Slabaugh of Nappanee and Peter (Arlene) McCormack of Oakdale. Conn. Visitation was held Wednesday. Aug. 25 from 2 to 4 p.m. and from 6 to 8 p.m. at Rieth-Rohrer-Ehret Funeral Home, Goshen. Funeral services were held Thursday, Aug. 26 at Zion Chapel at 10:30 a.m. Burial followed at South Union Cemetery, Nappanee. Minnie K. Zahner August 17, 2004 MISHAWAKA Minnie K. Zahner, 96. of 12889 Madison Road. Mishawaka, passed away on Tuesday, August 17, 2004 at Fountain view Place, Mishawaka where she had been a resident for five years. Minnie married was a member of Zion United Church of Christ, Wakarusa, and Edward H.F. Zahner on Dec. 31, 1929 at the church parsonage at Zion UCC. Survivors include three daughters. Rosemary (David) Smith Deardorff of Mishawaka; Margaret (William) Copp of Mishawaka; Verna Martin of Mishawaka; two sons, Eugene (Patricia) Zahner of Auburn, Ind. and Jerry (Cathy) Zahner of Wakarusa; Joseph H. Berger of Eugene, Oregon: 16 grandchildren: 23 great-grandchildren; and four great-great-grandchildren. Viewing was held on Friday, Aug. 20 from noon to 1 p.m. at Zion UCC, Wakarusa, with funeral services held immediately following. Rev. Dale Speckman officiated with burial at Rest Haven Cemetery.

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Advance News Photo/Sarah Middaugh Holy Radishes! Lee Hochstetler of Nappanee measures the unusually large radish In his home garden on CR 50. Currently, the radish is 26 inches in diameter. Hochstetler said they planted seeds of what they thought were green bell peppers during the first week of June. After awhile, however, his 11-year-old son noticed that a baseball-sized radish had grown Instead. “At the time we left for a trip this summer, the radish was 4 inches in diameter. When we returned two weeks later, it was as big as my head,” Hochstetler said.

Court Report Mou Khatthavong, South Bend, operating while intoxicated, false informing, $932.50 Demetrius C. Miller, Elkhart, speeding, $129.50 Skip A. Skinner, Warsaw, failure to use seat belt, $25 Bernardo R. Cervantez, Bremen, speeding, $106.50 Stephen A. Hemenway, Nappanee, disregarding stop sign, $91.50 Shanda N. Myers, Tippecanoe, driving while license suspended-infraction, $136.50 Darlene K. Pollard, Osceola, improper lane usage, $111.50 John A. Troup, Nappanee, speeding, $104.50 , Gary L. Hochstetler, Nappanee, failure to use seat belt, $25 Robert, N. Leimetter, Lombard, 111., speeding, $106.50 Carl E. Cassity, Elkhart, failure to use seat belt, $25 Steve Messer, Etna Green, failure to use seat belt, $25 Freeman J. Miller, Middlebury, possession of tobacco by minor, $136.50 Darrell W. Vetor, Warsaw, speeding, $108.50 John P. Yoder, Middlebury, possession of tobacco by minor, $136.50 Ronda S. Mann, Nappanee, false and fictitious registration, S9J»SO Robin R. Powell, Nappanee, speeding, $108.50 Patrick S. Scheets, Warsaw, speeding, $102.50 Maria D. Socorro, Nappanee, no operator’s license, $91.50 Real Services

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Monday, Sept 6 NO SCHOOL- LABOR DAY North Wood High School Friday, Sept. 3 Choose 1 - Pepperoni pizza; Fish sandwich; PB and Jelly sandwich; Grilled Chicken Caesar salad; yogurt Choose 2 - Onion rings; Kosher dill spears; Tossed salad; Pasta salad; Peaches; Fresh fruit North Wood Middle School Breakfast Monday, Sept. 6 Waffle with one smokey link; fruit, juice, milk Tuesday, Sept. 7 Yogurt; mini bagel; fruit, juice, milk Wednesday, Sept. 8 Breakfast sausage pizza; fruit or juice Thursday, Sept. 9 Biscuit with egg and cheese; fruit, juice, milk North Wood Middle School Lunch Friday, Sept. 3 Choose 1 - Sausage pizza; BARBECUE rib sandwich; salad bar Choose 2 - Tossed salad; tater tots; peaches; mixed fruit; fresh fruit; milk Tuesday, Sept. 7 Choose 1 - Beef stew with biscuit; pizza burger sandwich; salad bar Choose 2 - Tossed salad; baby carrot with dip; applesauce; pears; fresh fruit; milk Wednesday, Sept. 8 Choose 1 - Salisbury steak with mashed potato; cold ham sandwich; salad bar Choose 2 - Tossed salad; mixed vegetables; grapes; tropical fruit; fresh fruit; milk *•> Thursday, Sept. 9 Choose 1 - Chicken fajitas; hot ham and cheese sandwich; NO salad bar Choose 2 - Com; potato salad; peaches; mixed fruit; fresh fruit; milk Nappanee Elementary School Friday, Sept. 3 Grilled cheese sandwich; tomato soup; mixed fruit or juice bar Breakfast - Sausage gravy with biscuit

Wakarusa Library News

The Wakarusa Library will be closed on Sept. 6 for the Labor Day holiday. Internet Class There is still time to register for the Adult Basic Internet Class to be held on Tuesday, Sept. 7 at 6:30 p.m. This class will lead participants through the process of using the Internet, using search engines, evaluating web sites, and more. There will be a time for questions about the Internet. Registration is required. Display Shelves New display shelves have been added to the ends of the Adult bookshelves. This area will allow for the .display of books of interest to our patrons on a specific topic. The books can be checked out.

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Tuesday. Sept. 7 Tenderloin sandwich; potato wedges; blueberry yogurt or pears; mountain bar Breakfast - Scrambled eggs with bacon Wednesday, Sept. 8 Br. Mozzarella sticks; go-gurt; spaghetti sauce; bagelette; California blend peaches or pineapple Breakfast - Pop-Tarts Thursday. Sept. 9 Beef stew; lettuce salad; com muffin; applesauce or mandarin oranges Breakfast - Breakfast bunrito Wakarusa Elementary School Friday, Sept. 3 Popcorn chicken; Green beans; Peach cobbler; Mixed fruit Breakfast - Cinnamon roll Tuesday, Sept. 7 Hamburger sandwich; French fries; Pineapple/peaches Breakfast - Cereal; yogurt Wednesday, Sept. 8 Sausage pizza; Salad; Pears/apple Breakfast - Pancakes Thursday, Sept. 9 Biscuit; Peas/carrots; Green applesauce; Mandarin oranges Breakfast - Breakfast pizza Woodview Elementary School Friday, Sept. 3 Meatloaf ; Mashed potatoes with gravy ; Mandarin oranges or strawberries Breakfast - Cereal and donuts Tuesday, Sept. 7 Sausage pizza ; Green beans; Applesauce or juice bar Breakfast - French toast Wednesday, Sept. 8 Shaved turkey sandwich; California vegetables with cheese ; Jell-0 or pears Breakfast - Breakfast burrito Thursday, Sept. 9 Smoky links: Kraft Mac and Cheese; Mixed vegetables; Cherry pie or pineapple Breakfast - Cereal and yogurt

Community Education Registration forms and class descriptions for the Wa-Nee Community Education program are available at the Wakarusa Library. * Dial A Story Dial A Story for next week is Bremen Town Musicians. This is the story of how a donkey and his friends set out to find a new career. Hear this story at 862-4441. New Childrens Books No More Training Wheels by Kathryn Cristaldi E is for Empire: A New York State Alphabet by Ann E. Berg V is for Viking: A Minnesota Alphabet by Kathy-jo Wargin One Monday Morning by Uri Shulevitz

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