Nappanee Advance-News, Volume 127, Number 49, Nappanee, Elkhart County, 2 December 2004 — Page 9

Nappanee Kiwanis Club Meeting Minutes

early bird meeting The Nappanee Early Bird Kiwanis club held their weekly meeting with president Ron Cleary calling the group to order. Steve Peach did the invocation, president Ron conducted the "Pledge of Allegiance." Doris Peach then led the group. singing "God Bless . America." There were 14 members in attendance, with Land-O-Lakes Division Lt. Governor Willis Ault from Warsaw, and four members 'Trom the Bremen Kiwanis Club being the only visitors. Mark Hines ;iwon the 50/50 drawing, and happy dollars were shared for the upcoming four-day holiday weekend and the crazy shopping sea--;son that starts the day after Thanksgiving. The only announcements were that the club helped five families ' have a better Thanksgiving than they may have expected with gift L cards from Martin's Supermarket. .Also president Ron reminded ’•everyone of the annual Christmas party that he and his wife Marie .'•are hosting. The party begins at 5 p.m. Sunday, Dec. 12. ’I Peach was in charge of the program this morning and he spoke ;'.about what it is like being far away from home during the holidays. ;)He spoke specificly of our men and women in the armed forces who their lives daily so that we may all be safe and secure each and

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PHOTO PROVIDED Woodview wishes Karnes well The third graders in Mrs. McGowen's class at Woodview Elementary made a picture quilt and a get well banners for SRC Andrew Karnes and sent it to him recently. The class also sent their get well wishes to him this Thanksgiving.

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every day. Afterwards, the floor was opened for everyone to share their most memorable Thanksgiving experiences. The Nappanee Early Bird Kiwanis club meets every Wednesday at 6:30 a.m. at The Country Table restaurant. Anyone who is interested in community service and fun fellowship is welcome. REGULAR MEETING President Jeff Krusenklaus opened the Nov. 23 meeting by the ringing of the traditional bell to a group reduced in numbers due to the Thanksgiving season, in which many families were traveling. The group in attendance was enthusiastic and all had an enjoyable time as usual. Ralph Greene had the winning 50/50 ticket, but refused to try for the Joker and returned the money to the 50/50 program. One of the reasons was that the pot held just $2. Next week's program will be brought by Marcus Johnson from the Nappanee Boys and Girls Club. We look forward to hearing all the latest news about the Boys & Girls Club. Marcus is doing a fine job at that club and we look forward to hearing what's new. The Nappanee Noon Kiwanis meets every Tuesday at the DalMar meeting room and all are welcome for a good hot meal and interesting program.

Goshen General Hospital's Outpatient Physical Therapy Comes to Nappanee. Centers for Rehabilitation (CFR) has opened a new state-of-the-art facility located on the campus of the new Anglemeyer Osteopathic Family Clinic. Patients in Nappanee and surrounding areas no longer have to drive to Goshen General Hospital to receive physical therapy services. Home. We are committed to the prevention, evaluation, treatment and rehabilitation of injury and disease for adults and children of all ages. For an appointment, have your physician referral ready and call us at 574.773.3038.

1953 Waterfall Drive, Suite B, Nappanee, Indiana 46550. www.goshenhealth.com

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Santa Claus will be coming to town Faith Clark and Rachel Clark visit with the head elf at last year's Tri Kappa Santa's Breakfast. ' This year’s Santa Breakfast will be held Saturday, Dec. 4 from 9:30 to 11 a.m. at Heritage House Assisted Living on CR 7, Nappanee. Children between the ages of preschool through third grade are invited to attend with their parents. Children can meet with Santa, while completing a craft. Heritage House is also a collection site for the Family Christian Development Center during the holiday season. Anyone attending the breakfast is asked to donate a non-perishable food item when they come to meet with Santa. FCDC is in special need of cereal, spaghetti sauce, canned fruit and canned vegetables. Heritage House will be collecting food through Dec. 20.

rwi , | TljM—^— 117JHlI 'P s s N ______ The Centers for Rehabilitation Outpatient is located on the Heritage Farms campus. From U.S. 6, take C.R. 7 North and turn right into Heritage Farms. A Member of Goshen Health System GOSHEN GENERAL HOSPITAL CENTERS FOR REHABILITATION

PHOTO PROVIDED BY STEPHANIE MIDDAUGH

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