Nappanee Advance-News, Volume 130, Number 40, Nappanee, Elkhart County, 4 October 2007 — Page 13

News as they become available and are subject to change. North Wood High School THURSDAY OCT. 4 Choose one: Chicken nuggets, pizzaburger sandwich, peanut butter and jelly sandwich, salad bar, yogurt Choose two: Macaroni and cheese, raw vegetables and dip, tossed salad, peaches, pineapple, fresh fruit Other Bread and butter FRIDAY, OCT. 5 Choose one: Pepperoni pizza, barbecue pork rib sandwich, peanut butter and jelly sandwich, grilled chicken salad, yogurt Choose two: Baked beans, kosher dill spears, tossed salad, pears, sherbet cups, fresh fruit MONDAY, OCT. 8 (Swap Day) soup, salad and a sandwich TUESDAY, OCT. 9 Choose one: Chicken parmesan with pasta, Panther burger, tuna salad sandwich, grilled chicken salad, yogurt Choose two: Green beans, tossed salad, apricots, pineapple, fresh fruit Other Bread and butter, hot pretzels with cheese WEDNESDAY, OCT. 10 Choose one: Soup and sandwich bar, cold sub or toasted cheese sandwich, salad bar, yogurt Choose two: Tomato soup or vegetable soup, cherry Jell-O, fresh fruit North Wood Middle School THURSDAY, OCT. 4 Choose one: Beef and noodles with mashed potatoes and a dinner roll, tenderloin sandwich, chef salad Choose two: Tossed salad, green beans, mandarin oranges, applesauce, fresh fruit FRIDAY, OCT. 5 Choose one: Cheesy chicken with bread, pork barbecue sandwich, chef salad, Choose two: Tossed salad, carrots with dip, peaches, pineapple, fresh fruit MONDAY, OCT. 8 Choose one: Sausage pizza, fish sandwich, chef salad Choose two: Tossed salad, mixed vegetables, pears, mixed fruit, fresh fruit TUESDAY, OCT. 9 Choose one: Meat loaf with dinner roll, turkey sub, chef salad Choose two: Tossed salad, au gratin potatoes, yogurt dessert, mandarin oranges, fresh fruit WEDNESDAY, OCT. 10 Choose one: taco salad with pretzels, cheeseburger, chef salad Choose two: Tossed salad, com, applesauce, pineapple, fresh fruit Nappanee Elementary School THURSDAY, OCT. 4 9 . \ Breakfast: Egg and cheese bagel Lunch: Chicken and rice soup, peanut butter sandwich, car-

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Located approximately 1 mile southeast of downtown Goshen, IN on US 33 to CR 34 across from Goshen High School, then east 1 mtle to THE ELKHART CO. 4-H FIARGROUNDS. (Note: Goshen is approx. 30 miles east of South end) Saturday, October 13,2007 Starting at 9:00 a.m. ☆ FANTASTIC ANTIQUE FURNITURE ft Super nice printing 4-wheel turn coaster all wood wagon w/old metal & rubber wheels • Absolute fantastic quarter sawn oak 5-legged square table w/9 leaves & applied leaves on the comers & legs fanciest ever seen! • Very nice square oak table w/6 leaves • Very fancy walnut & poplar marble insert Victorian dresser w/fancy back minor & hankie drawers & drop pulls • Nice pedestal turtle top mahogany parlor stand • (4) Varied oak & walnut parlor & library tables - (2) with glass ball claw feet • Various slat back cushion & plank bottom oak dining chairs • Very fancy flat front curved glass original finish china cupboard • Very fancy flat front curved glass original finish china cupboard w/mirror back • Wavy glass 50” wide step back cupboard in cherry wood excellent condition • Very nice cherry dry sink w/3 drawer top back splash • Walnut Depression Era Queen Anne leg 4' sideboard buffet • Oak wash stand w/drawer • Coppes 1 door W tall utility cabinet • Fantastic Victrola 30* wide 46* tal Credenza Vetrola in mahogany cabinet & works • Sawn oak bookcase • Other old misc. wooden painted double door utility cabinets, etc. • Nice mahogany Queen Anne leg 1930 s dining table w/leaves & chairs • Zenith floor model large upright fancy radio S/N A 181255 • Nice Airline upright radio • Very fancy white oak cabinet treadle sewing machine • Nice Ekjridge oak cabinet treade sewing machine • Oak hall tree • Plank bottom & cushion bottom press back arm rockers • Nice oik 5 leg drop leaf oval dining table • Beautiful Queen Anne leg Depression double door 5' tan • Fun size spooled bed w/mattress & springs, headboard • 5 Drawer oak high boy chest of drawers *3 pc. Depression Era extremely nice walnut veneered waterfall bed-room suite w/springs & mattress • (4) Varied mantel clocks - 2 in oak hand carved & 2 pMared • Misc. overstuffed love seat, chairs, La-Z-Boy reclining lounging chair & other chairs, been recovered from the 40s • Nice solid walnut commode • Original fabric shade satin glass table lamp w/cast iron base • Very nice oak applied side & top blanket chest quarter sawn oak • 5 drawer chest of drawers walnut veneered waterfall chest w/matching full size bed • Chad’s chair • Oak mission style dock shelf • Pair of maple twin beds w/springs & mattress • Very nice old maple rope bed • Empire style 4 drawer cherry bureau chest • Mahogany commode w/towel bar • Nice old floor lights • Huge amount of varied bedding ind. numerous excellent hand sewn quills, comforters, blankets, dresser scarves, doies, toweling & misc. other bedding. ' ft ANTIQUE CLOCK • LAMP • FLOW BLUE •POTTERY A GLASSWARE ft Nice brass Aladdin kerosene light w/green shade & other varied fancy keroeene oi lamps • Regulator school house standard time 8 day wind up oak wall dock • Numerous fancy old some very large gided & wooden framed pic- turns • Large amount of pink & some blue Depression glass in various patterns • Large Fostoha W water pitcher • 13%' Fostoria platter • Various nice flow blue • Hand painted m* pitchers, cracker jars, bon* • Beautiful set MZ Austrian deep bowl & berry bowls • Many nice plates • Many fancy pressed glass unusud cake stands • Spooners, eateries, pitchers, pressed butter, cream & sugar, salts, deep bowls, fooled bowls, compotes, etc. • China chickens • Varied pieces of Jewel Tea • Ironstone • Vttried pieces of Engfish Independence Hts ttrerty blue dshee• Sat of Virginia roes Homer Laughiin dnhes • Various 1930 s & ‘4os Vintage shoes, dresses hats, etc. • Rosevßs & other varied pottery 4 nice Lefton head vase • Ordinary & common kitchen wares: pots, pane, smal teensie, ate. AUCTION NOTE: Mr. Frenger always bought *The Beet of the BeeT! There are beautti Asms everywhere/ ANY ANNOUNCEMENTS MADE DAY OF SALE TAKE PRECEDENCE OVER PRINTED MATTER The Former Property of Donald E. Frenger HAHN AUCTIONEERS, INC. Visit us sti www.hshnrsaltyeadauetlsß.cew Officer (974) 779-4184 • AC99800021 Phil Hahn • 898-9789 ■ 19 lie. M80191H17

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Advance News • Thursday, October 4, 2007

Compiled by Margaret England-Neff (120 years to 50 years) and Cari McFarland (25 years to 15 years) 120 yean ago Oct. 6,1887 •Mr. Eli Roose of Harrison Township was recently ordained a minister in the Dunkard Church. •Albert Farrington of this place and Miss Mollie Fuller of Milford were married in Warsaw one day last week. •Editors note: A number of boys and men gather in the old sawmill building of Hartman Brothers on Sundays and engage in card playing. Their names will be published if they do not abandon the practice there. 100 Years Ago Oct. 2,1907 The once promising town of Locke, 2 miles north of Nappanee and one time boasting of more than 300 inhabitants is a thing of the past with nothing to mark the spot save an old church with services once every two weeks. This proves the power of railroads. In 1874 the B&O was built and started a little nucleus in the swamp where the town of Nappanee now stands with almost 3,000 people and many factories. One by one the new buildings of the once promising Locke were moved to Nappanee. 75 years ago Sept. 29,1932 The city firemen proved they were capable of putting on a good party Friday evening at Community Park for their wives and families by purchasing several hams, having them roasted at Huffman Bakery, coffee made at the B&B, salads made by Mrs. William O. Miller, with the fire boys making the lemonade and doing the serving. There were 54 in attendance. Hary Richmond, fire chief, was in charge and opportunity was at hand for children, wives and older folk to ride on the fire truck. 50 years ago Oct. 3,1957 Shivelys had a grand opening of their new appliance department in their remodeled basement sales floor with free gifts for visitors. The full line of Speed Queen laundry equipment and Hoover cleaners as well as Admiral "Slimline" TVs are on display. 25 years ago Oct. 6,1982 The Nappanee Public Library will be offering a unique opportunity for both students and adults to acquire valuable skills in computer literacy while playing computer games and writing actual computer programs. 15 years ago Sept. 30,1992 •Miss Indiana,Shelly Yoder of Shipshewana, was a most special guest for Saturday's Apple Festival parade. •Photo caption: Robert White and Colin Summer arrived in Nappanee on the 30th day of their trip from Oakland, Calif, to Manhattan, N.Y. on bicycles. Advance News :, ~ . Ypur weekly (ocafnews source

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