Nappanee Advance-News, Volume 133, Number 3, Nappanee, Elkhart County, 21 January 2010 — Page 3
fan. 6 •Pedro Flores, 44, MonticeUo, dirty status not current, S3OO •Nicholas R. Fry, 29, Goshen, no med. certification on driver, S3OO •Jußi A. Garda, 45, Nappanee, no operator's license, $119.50 - •Nicholas Stambaugh, 30, Lyons, Ohio, speeding, S3OO Jan. 7 •Joseph M. Boring, 65, Akron, Ohio, speeding, S3OO •Ernest P. Hochstetler, 52, Ligonier, speeding, S3OO •Erick A. Straser, 39, Fort Wayne, speeding, $129 JO •Scott W. Yoder, 51, Middlebury, operating without inspection, S3OO i Jan. 8 •Stanley O. Cook, 33, Highland, Mich., speeding, S3OO •Victor Garda, 40, Elkhart, speeding, $l2B JO •William E. Prevatt Jr., 26, Nappanee, driving while suspended (infraction), $175 •Wiliam E. Prevatt, 26, Nappanee, seat belt violation, $25 •Justin L. Sellon, 30, Goshen, speeding, $125 JO •Amber N. Skinner, 18, Nappanee, possession of tobacco by a minor, $164
Trophy Woodworking
An unlikely moment to reconnect occurred after Christmas. My husband had previously phoned a former parishioner. He sought to purchase another Shaker wooden box - to complete my nested set. But midst a hectic holiday season, Christmas morning, with an "oops" in his voice, my husband simply shared with me that I would have a little longer wait for one additional gift. A few days later we headed together to the home of a lovely retired couple. After welcoming us, conversation ensued on God's amazing goodness, wholeness and restoration. And we learned the rest of their story.' Sometime last summer, this couple had traveled east to visit family. One i -ArrtV rtl iwrfm-.,i 'iimtrfii'n
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Jan. 11 •Dewayne E. Bontrager, 47, Goshen, no med. cert on driver; S2OO •Keith L Donihue, 33, South Bend, no commercial license, speeding, $l5O •John C. Harmening, 63, Socttdale, Pa., 11-hour rule violation, S3OO •Evan V. Merritt, 67, Chatham, Canada, failure to retain seven-day log, $lB5 JO •Evan V. Merritt, 67, Chatham, Canada, single state registration system, S3OO •Kenneth C. McCavitt, 38, Elkhart, speeding, $127 JO •Thomas G. Shuster, 55, Ripon, Wise., speeding, S3OO •Gregory J. Turner, 51, Hudson, Mich., speeding, S3OO •Ernest D. Waggner, 56, Cromwell, no transport plates, S3OO •Ralph G. Weatherholt, 69, Elkhart, 11hour rale violation, S3OO Jan. 12 •Matthew R. Chenez, 47, South Bend, speeding, S3OO •Joseph K. Condinho, 55, Elkhart, speeding, S3OO •Robyne L Hakes, 41, Nappanee, speeding, sl3l JO •Duane T. Kaufman, 52, Oakfield, Wise., speeding, S3OO •Joseph J. Miller, 45, Ligonier, expired med. cert., S3OO
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Newness in the Dailyness Yvonne Riege Columnist
1 night, upon opening a doorway thought to lead into the bathroom, our friend tumbled down a flight of concrete stairs and landed in the basement. An ambulance ride, broken bones, punctured lung, surgeries, tense moments, rehabilitation and lengthy nursing home care spanned over five months. Sheer guts and determination —along with die prayers of many propelled the healing process. Eventually this couple returned home, but therapy continued. An experienced therapist decided t)
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cies of working with his hands would take precedence over any other type of occupational therapy. Thus he began regaining his unique skills to do woodworking. We learned that my gift was actually his very first completed woodworking project since the accident. My eyes misted, as I truly felt unworthy to receive such a treasured accomplishment. Although a part of me wanted to insist on his keeping this as a winner's trophy of all he had been through, I also saw it as a symbol of hope. He is now able to return to the art he dearly loves. By God's grace, he will continue crafting beautiful pieces. May this story be an inspiration. Hold on to your dreams during 2010.
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PHOTO PROVIDED At a recent Indiana Dollars for Scholars Regional Training Workshop held at Bethel College, the North Wood chapter won a SSOO scholarship to be awarded to a qualified senior in May 2010. Workshop sessions focused on officer leadership training, fundraising tips, and sharing of “best practices.” North Wood DFS board members attending the event were PhH Evans, Beverly Fates and Laura Zell. North Wood students will conduct the annual Dollars for Scholars Phone-a-Thon fundraiser March 22 and 23 from the NTA Engineering corporate offices in Nappanee. The Indiana DFS organization has been rated a five-star charity by Charity Navigator. Pictured are (left to right) Louis Bonacorsi, North Wood Dollars for Scholars president and Phil Evans, North Wood Dollars for Scholars Board Member.
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Circle Meeting Room. The community is invited and questions are welcome. Genealogical Society The Elkhart County Genealogical Society does not meet in January. The next meeting will be Feb. 18. 4-H beef weigh-in The Elkhart County 4-H Beef Club advisory board announced Saturday, Feb. 20 as the final day available for weighing, tagging and retinal scanning of 4-H beef animals at the Shipshewana Auction Bam on State Road 5, Shipshewana. Members must bring their animals to the bam between 9 a.m. and noon on either of the scheduled dates.' For more information, contact the Elkhart County Extension office at 574-533-0554. W&ter aerobics a-nmHt riKrrlirrr s>*
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Wa-Nee Community Education offers Water Aerobics Monday and Wednesday evenings through Feb. 24 from 7:30 to 8:30 p.m. The cost is S3O. For more information or to register, call 574-773-7919 or go to www.nappanee.lib. in.us and click on the community education calendar. Andy and Friends Andy and Friends Gospel Puppets, Inc. will have their annual fellowship banquet Friday Feb. 26 at the Elkhart County Community Baptist Church, 23805Sunnyside Ave., Elkhart. The Punch Bowl will open at 6 p.m. with a meal and program to follow. A freewill offering will take place (The suggested donation is sls per person) for the summer ministry program. Reservations are requested. For more information call *874*295*2286: ’«•*> w.vtA
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