Nappanee Advance-News, Volume 127, Number 42, Nappanee, Elkhart County, 14 October 2004 — Page 7

Court Report Christopher L. Hershberger, 17, Nappanee, failure to stop after an accident, possession of tobacco by minor, $336.50 Matthew E. Brown, 21, Nappanee, failure to register, S3O Matthew E. Brown, Nappanee. 21, operating a vehicle without financial responsibility, $311.50 Matthew E. Brown, Nappanee. 21, driving with suspended license-infrac-tion, $75 Stephen B. Cochrane, Nappanee, 15, riding a motor bike without helmet. $91.50 - i Jeffrey L. Gaines. 37, Knox, speeding, $128.50 David E. Hernandez, 58, Milford, failure to use seat belt, $25 Nestora S. Hernandez, 85, Milford, failure to use seat belt-front passenger. $25 Matthew S. Hively, 17, Nappanee, failure to use seat belt-passenger, $25 Virginia M. Devine, 47, Nappanee, failure to use seat belt, $25 Samuel E. Hahn. 50, Nappanee, failure to use seat belt, $25 Pedro A. Garcia, 25, Nappanee, driving with suspended license-infraction. $136.50 Joel David Kratzer, 24, Goshen, failure to use seat belt, $25 Cheryl A. Miller, 34, Etna Green, failure to use seat, $25 Marvin H. Willman, 60, Nappanee, disregard stop sign, $91.50 Richard S. Cannon, 20, Nappanee, failure to use seat belt, $25 Duane R. Hochstetler, 19, Bremen, failure to usb seat belt, $25 Anthony J. Hochstetler, 17, Bremen, speeding, $101.50 Angelita N. Loya, 16, Nappanee, riding a motor bike without helmet, $91.50 Tricia S. Nickerson, 35, Wakarusa, failure to use seat belt, $25 Charles R, Rose, Jr., 14, Nappanee, operating a moped under age 15, $106.50 Charles R. Rose, Jr., 14, Nappanee, possession of tob by minor, $136.50 Merlin D. Yoder, 45, Nappanee, failure to use seat belt-front passenger, $25 Dick E. Ashby, 45, Goshen, driving with license suspended-infraction, $157.50 Dick E. Ashby, 45, Goshen, expired license plate, S3O Rachelle M. Copenhaver. 23, Nappanee, failure to use seat belt, $25 Duane R. Hochstetler, 19, Bremen, expired license plate, $91.50 Birthdays

October 15 Joe Schmeltz Kathryn R. Miller Alvin Yoder Anthony Yoder Cathy Meek Laura Stahley Fanny N. Hochstetler Steve Schroeder Edith Reavis Mark Tanner Ingle October 16 Susan E. Kuhns Lisa Heckaman Keith Knepp Dawn Wigent Hugert Selis Alice Ellis October 17 Roberta Gwin Howard Miller Lynn Cray Mary Frazier Michael R. Wagner Brand Fuller David George Clifford Thomas Jody Nickerson Dina Galassi Marie Williams Darlene Hill October 18 Maribeth Stump Keith George

HOCHSTETLER Real Estate Auction DIRECTIONS: 2 miles East of Nappanee, IN on U.S. 6 then go north on CR 11 - 2 1/2 miles to 70845 C.R. 11, Nappanee, IN. Watch for signs! Monday, November 1, 2004 STARTING AT 6:00 P.M. 2 1/2 acres GENERAL INFORMATION: This is an approximately 1350 sq. ft. home on main level with an 11’x17’ attic bedroom a 24’x24’ attached garage, 3 bedrooms, 14 1/2’x2o\ 9’xl2’ and 8 mmjrjr *ijM/2’xlo’, living room is 15’x20\ dinV c v\ ing room is 14’x16 1/2’, kitchen . 10’x15’ breezeway. It has new windows in dining room & living I \ room, three L.P. lights in baseLJL ment, water softener, new well in 1994 and a pet fence. There, is a 30’x40’ metal pole bam with horse stalls & hay mow. There is a garden shed. This is a great opportunity to be in the country so inspect, arrange financing and bid last while interest rates are favorable. TAXES: Current annual real estate tax is $957.02. TERMS AND CONDITION 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 or cash, cashier’s check or personal 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. CLOSING: The balance of the purchase is due at closing approx. 30 days after auction on or about December 1, 2004. ACREAGE: All tract acreages, dimensions and proposed boundaries are approximate and have been estimated based on current legal descriptions. The property is being sold subject to the sellers acceptance. Any announcement* mad* the day of the Mi* taka precedence over printed • materiel or any «thw orate statement* mad*. Lyle E. and Karen S. Hochstetler > - Owners - ■:.?&>■ & NAA yayu MllffUlMfrif lAA o*rw Roblneon • Sale Manager • J35-37W Office (574)773-4184 Nannanaa IN Phil Hahn (574)535-3783 AC39e00021 PP ’ 1NU..AU01012967.

Levi Hochstetler Katie Christner Galen Haney Clyde Laßar October 19 Cheryl Matos Sandy Crilow Henry Biller Michael McDonald Penny Slabaugh Redgy Bellman Susan Pressler Taylor Ingle October 20 Sandra Martz Roger Holdeman Blake Hepler Jim Fields Keith Yoder Karen Yoder Mark Schneider John McCarty Todd Cray October 21 Ron Foeckler Myrtle Henry Carolyn Zimmerman Andrea Rensberger Angie Rensberger Lisa Borkholder G. Kenneth Beebe Marian Doering Dale Anglemyer

Community

Metzler Shoes

when the time had come for a new generation to take over. The successors were Bill and Wendell Metzler, who were first cousins. The two gentlemen handled operations and managed affairs for a respectable run of nearly 40 years. Upon the men’s departure, two of Bill Metzler's children took on the lofty and honorable responsibilities of keeping the family business thriving. Dan Metzler "number three" and his sister. Diana Davis, are the current owners of the Metzler Shoe Store, and they have worked diligently to maintain the store's exemplary reputation since the mid 1980 s. Presently, Dan's daughter, Haley, can be found lending her expertise to the staff on occasion. which means that since the earliest days of the Metzler Shoe Store, four generations pf family members have kept the legacy alive. Metzler adapts Many Nappanee residents are familiar with Diana's previous retail experiences as the owner of the Metzler Shoe Store annex called “The Store Next Door.” which sold fine apparel and other items. „ That business finessed its own way into Nappanee lore by surpassing more than 20 years as a South Main Street fixture. Only in recent years did Diana decide to close The Store Next Door, not because the facility wasn't enjoying resounding successes, but because she felt a desire to be closer to her family. Metzler Shoe Store, itself, has weathered many precarious events over the years. First, there was the Great Depression, and then a number of troubled economic periods. And then there was the tragedy of September 11. 2001. a time where retailers struggled with a different level of customer concerns. Yet Dan Metzler notes that being a store with a particular and ynique focus can have tremendous advantages. “If you don't have a small, niche business. If you don't specialize, you're sunk.” Dan declared with his trademark boisterous but upbeat nature. Both Dan and Diana note that the store offers a broad and full range of quality footwear, which includes representations of mainstream fashion, to exclusive European stylings, to shoes that benefit those with special orthopedic needs. Diana observed. “It's an evolutionary process. Over the years, we've been upscaling., while trying to help people with foot problems. “And when they come back, they say 'thank you,' and they tell you how much it made a difference for them," she added. “That's very rewarding." Dan added. "We feel like we want to make a statement. We're always looking for something that's better.” Ralph Metzler would be a proud man to know that his dream lives on.

• I wfilsSj Jlr Bp-ii* • - = i \ _ NAPPANEE - The Anglemeyer Osteopathic Familyclinic is pleased to announce the addition of Kendell Stephens, DO (far left). As Nappanee and surrounding communities continue to grow, our team of healthcare professionals is growing right with you. We’re here to meet your Expanding on Our Best. V In Nappanee. EZZSt r s can be done right in the office with no need to travel.

Walter C. Anglemeyer, DO Walter D. Anglemeyer, DO David Coil, DO Usa Om, DO Fred Schlorke, DO Kendell Stephens, DO

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We are currently accepting new patients. For an appointment, call 574.773.4101. GENERAL SERVICES: Physicals, blood work, minor surgeries, FRACTURE CARE, IMMUNIZATIONS, OSTEOPATHIC MANIPULATIVE IHLRAPY, BIOPSIES, X-RAYS, OBSTETRICS AND C.YNKCOLcXiICAI SERVICES, PI DIAIUK s. ADOLESCENT MEDICINE, GERIATRICS AND OTHER UENERAI MEDICAI SERVK I V OTHER SERVICES: Endoscopies - including EGD’s (ESOPHAGOGASTRODUODENOSCOPY) AND COLONOSCOPIES, FAA MEDIC AL EXAMS (ALE CLASSES), COLPOSCOPIES, CIRCUMCISIONS, VASECTOMIES, SCREENING MAMMOGRAMS /{.ND HOLTER MONITORING. SPECIALISTS: Physical iherapy, audiology, cardiology, SURGERY, ORTHOPEDICS AND PODIATRY.

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