Nappanee Advance-News, Volume 128, Number 9, Nappanee, Elkhart County, 3 March 2005 — Page 3

DINNER There were also special guests at the dinner from Nappanee's jjister city, Napanee in Ontario, ■ Canada. Stephen and Kathy Sftdd accepted a special gift jpem Marvene Pippenger, and ■fljo spoke about the similarities Sjjetween the two cities. Stephen, jjfPio has written songs for ►Canadian pop singer Avril -Lavigne, also broke out his guitar to play four songs. Also at the dinner, Andrews gave a presentation on Nappanee's new brand f "Embrace the Pace." feiAndrews began by explaining purpose of having a brand, mowing a slide of the Nike fipkyoosh" logo. KCYou know immediately that Misrepresents Nike," Andrews *Md. "A braf*4Js a visual sign i®d by businessfcsand commuJmjfres to identify goods and culjDue to distinguish them from lout Report

feb. 17 •.Penny Martz, Failure to Use Seat Belt, $25. • Terry Martz, Failure to Use Seat Belt, $25. • Allen Molebash, Failure to Use Seat Belt, $25. ijPason Mullett, 24, of Milford, Speeding, $107.50. fteb.lß Jpfenal Brown, 69, Failure to Use Seat Belt, $25. Freed, Speeding, $105.50. £ Michael Gmbb, 33, of Flora, Battery, $262.50. Hilson, 38, of Nappanee, Battery, $236.50. • Scott Linville, 51, of Nappanee, Driving While License Suspended. $225.50. Mansfield, Child Restraint Violation, $25. pifc.22 Craig, 41, of Nappanee, Failure to Use Seat Belt, $25.irt Landis, 23, of Bremen, Disregarding a Stop Sign, $91.50. • Joseph Lenczewski, 20, of South Bend, Operating Without Financial Responsibility, $309.50. • Beth Myers, Failure to Use Seat Belt, $25. • Diana Reese, 56, of Nappanee, Expired License Plate, $91.50. Feb. 23 • Andrew Anglemeymer, 46, of Silver Lake, Expired License Plate, $91.50. • Chad Criswell, 28, of Atwood, Failure to Signal, $91.50. • Randi Douglas. 19, of Waterloo, Speeding, $128.50. • Jeremy Hochstetler, 25, of Nappanee, False/Fictitious Registration, $91.50. • Jeremy Hochstetler, 25, of Nappanee, Failure to Yield to Right of Way. $96.50. • Nancy Miller, 27, of Nappanee, Speeding, $103.50. • Steven Miller, 19, of Nappanee. School Bus Stop Arm, $136.50. • Leonardo Overholt, 23, of Etna Green, Disregarding Auto Signal $96.50. • Markus Stevens, 20, of Nappanee, Child Restraint (Under 4), $25. • Monty Wilmot, 41, of Nappanee, Disregarding Stop Sign, $91.50.

College News Butler University Laura Gillarn, Amy Hughes and Eric Reynolds have been named to Butler University Dean's List. The dean's list recognizes the top 20 percent of enrolled students in each of the .university's five colleges: Cpllege of Business AdminisI tration, College of Education, College of Liberal Arts and Sciences, College of Pharmacy and Health Sciences and the -Jordan College of Fine Arts. Founded in 1855, Butler University is a private institution located in Indianapolis and

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others." Andrews expressed his desire to have all Nappanee businesses use the "Embrace the Pace" logos on all merchandise that leaves Nappanee, hoping to spread the idea. The chamber has given small stickers with the logos on them, which can be placed on pieces of mail that are sent out. "Our hope is that each business would use it on all the products that leave our community," he said. The Embrace the Pace campaign began when Nappanee joined the Slow City Consortium, which embraces the slow-paced lifestyle. "I'm not aware of any other Slow City in the United States," Andrews said. "Most of them are in Europe, and the idea is to slow down and enjoy life."

serves more than 4,000 undergraduate and graduate students. Butler is consistently cited in such national college guides as US News & World Report, Kaplan/Newsweek and Barron's Best Buys in College Education. Gillam, College/Major: College of Education/Elementary Education; Amy Hughes, Nappanee, College/Major: College of Pharmacy & Health Sciences/Professional Pharmacy; Eric Reynolds, Wakarusa, College/Major: College of Business Adminis-tra-tion/Marketing.

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ADVANCE NEWS PHOTO/STEPHANIE MIDDAUGH Wakarusa Police Officer Dave Newland (left) swore in new Wakarusa Historical Society Board of Director members Sue Ferguson (center left) and Linda Spicher (center right), Feb 26 at the Wakarusa Historical Museum's Fire House. Society President Helen Klein (right) was also present. The- board of directors oversee repairs, help with tours and plan special events at the museum. This year marks the 30th year for the Wakarusa Historical Museum so many special events are planned, including a dedication ceremony for the recently completed depot waiting room.

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Menus subject to change without notice. Due to .the diets of some people, the food is not highly seasoned. All meals served with coffee, milk and tea. Thursday, March 3 Smoked sausage, macaroni & cheese, three-bean salad, whole wheat bread with margarine and pineapple chunks. Friday, March 4 Tuna noodle casserole, Brussels sprouts, dinner' roll with margarine and oatmeal cookie.

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Monday, March 7 Lasagna roll-ups with tomato meat sauce, green beans, breadstick with margarine and peaches. Tuesday, March 8 Salisbury steak, confetti rice with green peppers, spinach salad with western dressing, dinner roll with margarine and chocolate chip cookie. Wednesday, March 9 Sloppy Joe on bun, whole kernel corn, creamy coleslaw, pickle spear and blushing pears.

Advance News • Thursday. March 3. 2005 •

Police Report Nappanee • On Feb. 22, Patrolmen Bill Bickel and Jeremy Hoolev responded to a fight call at 803 W. Market St. It was found that Jeffrey Masterson, 43, had reportedly struck Tamra Masterson. Jeffrey was then arrested for Domestic Battery and transported to the Elkhart County Jail wjth bond,set at $1,500. • On Feb. 23, officers Steve Rulli and Josh Harner were conducting a follow up investigation on a tip received of possible drug possession at Shamrock Inn, Room 215. Officers spoke with Rusty Gard, 31, and her boyfriend, Larry Clark, both of whom, were staying in the room. Subsequent to investigation, approximately a half-pound of green, plant-like substance, which field tested presumptive positive for marijuana, was recovered from the residence. Both subjects were arrested and charged w'ith Felony Possession of Marijuana and Maintaining a Common Nuisance. They were then held in the Elkhart County Jail on $6,000 bond each, pending a probably cause hearing. Wakarusa On Feb. 23, at approximately 9:24 p.m., Wakarusa police were dispatched to 405 S. Park St. for a reported self inflicted gunshot wound. Officer Steven Greenawalt responded to the call and after entering the residence found Suzanne Newcomer, 50, unconscious on the floor. EMS personnel arrived shortly after and quickly transported her to the Elkhart General Hospital where she was listed in critical condition, she died from her wound a day later. Police recovered a .38 caliber handgun at the scene, believed to be the weapon used. Birth Lehman Tobias and Ona Sue Lehman of Napp<mee announce the birth of a son born at 9;31 a.m. Feb. 13, 2005 at Community Hospital of Bremen. Reuben James weighed 9 lbs and was 21 3/4 inches long. He was welcomed home by three siblings: Rosa, age 7; Galen, age 5; and Joseph, age 3. Grandparents are Simon and Rosa Miller of Nappanee and Nelson.and Esther Lehman of Goshen.

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