Nappanee Advance-News, Volume 133, Number 38, Nappanee, Elkhart County, 23 September 2010 — Page 4

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OPEN HOUSES SUNDAY, SEPTEMBER 26 FROM 13 PM

656 W. Vanßufwn 61. This newly remodeled home really shows Pride in Ownership. 3 bedrooms and 2 baths. Awesome abouve ground pool w/ privacy. Laurie Sumpter will be your hostess for the afternoon. (338)

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This ciile starter home is in A-1 condition. 3 bedrooms; attached garage, storm shelter or root celler in backyard. Beautiful landscaping. Scot Honeycutt will be your host for the afternoon. Let him show you how esdy ittsto own a home. (336)

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Left: Dave Helmuth, one of hundreds of volunteers needed annually for the festival, is shown here helping to keep things looking neat and tidy as well as taste-tempting at the Napple Store tent. ® 'i , ■ Right: Halie Boyd of Elkhart didn't let a little rain stop her from having fun at the festival. Notice she was prepared for the sun by keeping her sunglasses at the ready on top of her head. Her optimism paid off. Below: Olivia Benner of Nappanee shows off her new look, courtesy \ of face painting

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(Located north of Bourbon, IN. or south of Bremen. IN approx 5 miles on S.R. 331 to 7" Road, then east 'A I mite to Chestnut Road, then south Vi mile to auction (Watch for Ball Auction signs) on: 1998 Chevrolet Astro van, V-6 engine, auto trans AC, bucket seats w/2-bench seats, good body, rubber, and condition, blue in color (136.365 miles): 1952 Ferguson TO 30 tractor, 3 pt, front bumper, 11:28 rubber w/like new front rubber, good paint and condition: Ford 3 pt. blade: 2-wheel 5’ X 8’ tilt bed trailer, 12* stake sides, 7-14 5 rubber, 1 7/8’ ball hitch: (2)National Mower Co. mowers w/7 3-gang reel mowers - One w/Kohler 12 h.p engine, One w/Wtsconsin 12 h p. engine (The Kohler engine mower needs rear end gear); wooden 16’ L X 14’ W building w/hip shingle roof, wooden floor, & T X T roll-up front door; 7 Xlo' building mounted on 2-wheel trailer frame (used for painting). Dewatt planer; Craftsman 12* band saw; Ryobi table saw; Craftsman Professional 18* X 36’ drum Sander wood lathe; Central band saw; Reliant 6* universal surface grinder; (2)5-spd HD drill presses. (2)Central Machinery 4' belt & 6* disc sanders: Central Machinery 6* belt Sander & 9’ disc sander, Central Machinery 8* bench grinder. Chicago plunge router w/table; (2)router/sabre saw tables (one w/router); Craftsman oscHtating spindle sander RBI Model 12 OWK scroll saw w/14'drum; Delta scroll saw; Delta 1* belt sander. Chicago reciprocating saw; Chicago 4' plate joiner; Craftsman router w/table, Snap-On air chisel; Lincoln 225 welder; (s)air staple nailers; air sand blaster kit; dust vacuum; heat gun; electric motors; several electric & cordless drills; (3)air sanders; B4D trimmer; B&D 16’ hedge trimmers; Central pneumatic 21 gal. paint pot w/gun; extra paint sprayers; 10 gal sand blaster; 6 h.p. Shop Vac, 500 lb chain fad; air operated upholster press, home-made 1’ belt sander; air impact tool set; Vi* socket set; Ig assort of Forstner bits (3)wood folding tables; 20’ wood extension ladder; 3’ wood stepladder; workbench; several router bit sets; hole saw blades; gear pullers; Dynamic transistor checker; hot melt glue gun w/giue sticks; soldering gun; cod spring compressor; dowel jig; Dremel tool; Craftsman Brite Driver (rechargeable), reciprocating saw btades; hote saw set; combo wench set 12-piece carving chisel set; tool box; work lights; electric drill bit sharpener Industrial air sprayer gun; hand & coping saws; hyd. jacks; (2)bench vises, log chain; chisels; pliers; wrenches, sockets & ratchets; files; pry bars; ‘C* clamps; woodworking clamps; screwdrivers; drill bits; rivet gun; nut & bo* caddies: sand paper & sander belts; several stools; tape measures; T-handle alien wrenches; wood bits; assort of wood cut for crafts (including mostly oak & some walnut); lawn tractor sprayer attachment w/etodric motor (home-made); Bolens 3.5 h.p. tiller (needs tune-up). Schwinn ladies bicycle; Columbia All-Terrain men s bike; (2)red child's wagons (One Radio Flyer); 10’ X 20’ tent (complete w/potes & tie downs); upholstering material (used for cover); 2-wheel golf cart; go* dubs; day pigeon terower /2-boxes of days; 10' Jon boat; trolling motor approx. 30 fishing rods ft reels; approx. 10 ice fishing poles; good assortment of fishing equipment (including tackle boxes, nets, ft minnow buckets); I characters; Christmas decorations; vases; IBM computer tower Pro View monitor ft keyboard; Lifestyter DTI IMrs. HotowayS late husband (Don) was a handy-man in the craft ft woodworking! I department This auction consists of the tools he used in that hobby.

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choir helps premiere work of local composer ‘Requiem for the Innocent debut is Oct. 2 Goshen's Shout for Joy Children's Choir will be featured in the premiere of a new musical work by local composer Dr. Jorge Muniz. "Requiem for the Innocent" is a newly-com-missioned musical work that is written for full orchestra and more than 200 voices, with texts in English, Spanish, Latin, Hebrew and Arabic. It was composed "as a multi-faith prayer for society and for all victims of terrorist acts in recent years." The debut performance will be Saturday, Oct. 2, at 8 p.m. at the Morris Performing Arts Center in South Bend. Shout for Joy, a Goshen College Community School of the Arts choir of area students in grades 6 through 8 directed by Sandy Hill, will be the featured children's choir participating in the new composition's debut, along with the South Bend Symphony Orchestra, South Bend Chamber Singers, Indiana University South Bend Chorale and the University of Notre Dame Glee Club. Baritone Ivan Griffin is the featured soloist. Muniz is a noted SpanishAmerican composer, and assistant professor of composition and theory at the Indiana University South Bend's Ernestine M. Radin School of the Arts, where he also serves as coordinator of music and director of graduate studies. Muniz is also adjunct composition instructor at Goshen College. He earned his doctorate in composition at the Manhattan School of Music under principal teacher Richard Danielpour. For tickets to the concert, call 574-235-9190, or visit www.morriscenter.org or www.southbendsymphony.org.