Nappanee Advance-News, Volume 133, Number 12, Nappanee, Elkhart County, 25 March 2010 — Page 4

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The 2009 fall semester dean's list at Bethel College in Mishawaka carries die names of 474 students according to Vice President for Academic Services Dennis Crocker, Ph-D. Eligibility for die dean's list requires a 3JO GPA with 12 or more semester hours. Nappanee students that achieved that honor are as follows: Christy Brink, Jill Focht, Kelcy Heckaman, Jason Mishler, Alyssa Walter, Brett Walter, Nicole Weber, Haley Yoder; and Mandy Yoder. Bethel College is an accredited Christian college of die arts and sciences offering associate, bachelor's and master's degrees in more than 50 areas of study. The current enrollment of more than 2,000 includes students from 34 Mates and Puerto Rico, 20 countries, more than 25 denominations and 16 percent from culturally diverse backgrounds. WfllttSdi cont. from front • Two $lO gift cards to the Main Street Coffee House, courtesy of the Main Street Coffee House • A voucher for one month of 30-minute dance classes, courtesy of Lee Anne Stewart Dance • A woman's silver Boliva watch, courtesy of E. Newcomer & Son • A quart of Maple Syrup, courtesy of Backyard Sugar Shack • A movie night basket, courtesy of Bonita and Garry Schrock • a Mother's Day basket, courtesy of Bonita and Garry Schrock If you are interested in purchasing any of these items or making a donation, bids will be accepted during Friday, March 26 and Saturday, March 27 beginning at 6 p.m. and Sunday, March 28 beginning at 1:30 p.m. The staff is also hosting a "Bruno's-Gives-Back" night Monday, March 29 from 4 to 9 p.m. Bruno's will donate 20 percent of all the sales that night for the trip. If you would like to pre-order your pizza for that night, contact Robin Bilinski at North Wood High School In addition, the Logue staff is pre-selling: • Texas Road House gift cards (sls, $25, SSO-good at any Texas Road House) • Bruno's Pizza S2O gift certificates (good at the Nappanee location only) • The Refinery Case one-pound bags of coffee beans and $7.50 for ground; flavors available: Nicaraguan Case Diego, Sumantra Mandheling (dark roast), Hazelnut Creme, Jamaican Me Crazy, Costa Rican Decaf) Donations and profits from the fundraisers will help to cover round-trip air fare, on-ground transportation, a hotel room, and some of the meal expenses. All items are avail on a pre-order, pre-pay basis. Deliveries will be made from March 30 to April 1. For additional information or to preorder gift cards, contact Bilinski at [email protected], 574-773-2544. BOWI, cont. from front lowed by North Wood in second and Warsaw in third. The English competition saw North Wood winning followed by Concord and Plymouth in second and third respectively. The Science competition found the team from Goshen in first followed by North Wood in second and Concord in third. In the area of Fine Arts, North Wood was the winner; Northridge placed second and Goshen placed third. The final competition was in Interdisciplinary and saw North Wood as the winning school followed by Concord and Warsaw. The next competition is April 20, at Northridge High School, where the teams will attempt to qualify for the State Finals at Purdue University in May.

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Gospel Express Ministries

Easter Celebration Concert Gospel Express Ministries welcomes the community to their annual faster Tour Singsplratlon. Ventriloquist Ryan Bomgardner uuill begin the evening sharing humor and Bible stories with his cast of "friends." The Coblentz, Hostetler, and Stutzman families along with New Creation will blend their voices in song and welcome sing-o-long on some selections. Meagan Coblentz will be singing a few songs from her new recording.

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(kindergarten and first grade): Grace Schmucker, Taylor Damron, Rochelle Bontrager, Georgia Wiggins, Treyton Martin and Lucas Warren; middle (second and third graders): Kalee Dosal, Madison Craven, Tanner Bunch, Garrett Anglemyer, Grace Anglemyer, Mackenzie Grueser and Jordan Jones; and back (fourth and fifth graders): Kassandra Stutzman, Anastasia Hochstetler, Jeremy Miller, Jackson Beer, Ronald Miller, Luke Beer and Lyndon Bontrager.j

LEFT: The top individual fundraisers in the school were Georgia Wiggins and Jordan Jones, who raised $l9O each. BOTTOM: The class that raised the most as a group was Mrs. Myers' first grade. They are, front row: Preston Lambert, Isaiah Voder, Jared Allen, Reagan Koble, Kendal Miller, Emmy Adams and Taylor Damron; middle: Dylan Allison, Kennedy Hochstetler, Caleb Hochstetler, Hayley Conley, Abbie Richner, Tiara Budreau, Logan Balasa and Kyler Martz; and back: Tessa Beer, Kaiden Mikel, Alex Bowers, Thalia Mora, Nate Newcomer, Olivia Bley, Abigail Vorhis and Tyler Brady.

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