Nappanee Advance-News, Volume 133, Number 34, Nappanee, Elkhart County, 26 August 2010 — Page 2

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Advance News* Thursday, August 26,2010

Resale, cont. from front

who have brought items for twins, along with a New Carlisle family selling their apparel for triplets. Those who are working behind the scenes, while grateful that Wakarusa seems poised for an economic recovery, are also keenly aware that this resale is of tremendous assurance to people in the Wa-Nee community and beyond. "Economy is always a factor, but people are always looking for bargains, no matter how much they make,"

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Freitas notes. "Wakarusa Missionary Church is reaching out to their hurting community in a very tangible way by providing the location tor this sale, while not taking any of the financial benefits that it brings. Our local community continues to look for options to provide for their families, and we are organizing community resources to take a bit of the burden off of families. God is amazing, and we are helping so many people." For more information on fire

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Rare Studebaker auction to help disabled people

A 1960 Studebaker Lark and some one-of-a kind Amish quilts will share the platform at an auction to benefit people with disabilities Saturday, Aug. 28, at the Shipshewana Antique Auction Bam. MDC Goldenrod, an Elkhart County non-profit, will host the auction. Tom Bontreger, of MDC Goldenrod's board of directors donated the car. "I have a special interest in helping people with disabilities," said Bontreger, "so I'm very nappy mat we have had a lot of calls about the Studebaker." MDC Goldenrodprovides homes, training, and medical care for more than 75 people with developmental disabilities. "My daughter-in-law's grandfather bought the car when he worked as an engineer for Studebaker," Bontreger explained. "He took good care of it and I think he would like toe idea that it's going to help such a great cause." MDC Goldenrod is a ministry of more than 30 Goshen area churches. The churches contribute money and volunteer labor. Many of the churches are Amish and Mennonite. Other items tor sale at the auction include Amish handcrafted quilts and furniture such as rockers and blanket chests, plus antiques, porch swings, and outdoor playground equipment. The festivities begin on Friday evening, Aug. 27, the day before the auction. Starting at 4:30 p.m., MDC Goldenrod volunteers will serve a BBQ chicken meal for people who want to preview the auction items. Then on Saturday at 7 a.m., volunteers from area churches will serve an Amish haystack breakfast. The auction itself begins at 9 a.m. and goes until about 2 p.m. or until all the items are sold. The Shipshewana Antique Auction Bam is located on Ind. 5, north of Ind. 20. Operation, cont. from front use, ensuring families are traveling safely as summer winds down and children return to school. More about local DUI enforcement .and other department announcements are available at twitter.cOm/ecsdnews. The Indiana Criminal Justice Institute (in.gov/cji) administers state grant money used for these types of enforcement and awareness campaigns.