Nappanee Advance-News, Volume 133, Number 44, Nappanee, Elkhart County, 4 November 2010 — Page 3

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St. Paul’s awards readers Photo provided St. Paul's Lutheran School students in fourth and fifth grades received Accelerated Reader Awards for September. They were, from left, Brooks Feldman, Abby Harman, David Hochstetfer, Hannah Rowe, Hannah Smeltzer, Lauren Hessler, Dakota Schmeltz and Cori Jones.

SCHOOL menus

Nappanee Elementary School Monday, Nov. 8 Breakfast: Cheese omelet Lunch: Chicken drumstick, mashed potatoes and _ gravy, dinner roll, pineapple Tuesday, Nov. 9 Breakfast: Sausage gravy/biscuit Lunch: Fiestada pizza, lettuce salad, apple crisp Wednesday, Nov. 10 Breakfast: Pancakes Lunch: Vegetable soup, bologna sandwich, broccoli and cheese, juice bar Thursday, Nov. 11 Breakfast: Breakfast pizza

Goshen art gallery dosing Nov. 6

After more than four years in business, Sycamore Fine Arts in the Old Bag Factory in Goshen will close its doors after Nov. 6. To show the public appreciation, the gallery is hosting a going out of business sale. Even though a good number of the 75 artists the gallery had represented have pulled their work, many other

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Lunch: Green eggs and ham, smile potatoes, juice, cinnamon roll Friday, Nov. 12 Breakfast: Go-gurt and donut Lunch: Hot dog sandwich, baby carrots with ranch dip, fresh pear, ice cream sandwich North Wood HS Monday, Nov. 8 Choose 1: Sausage gravy/biscuits, sloppy joe sandwich, turkey/lettuce wrap, salad bar, yogurt Choose 2: Peas, tossed salad, pineapple, cottage cheese, fresh fruit

artists are allowing their work to be marked down for these final days of operation. Over the course of the years Sycamore Fine Arts has been open, owner/artist Diane Overmyer has represented over 100 different artists. She also has organized more than 25 special art exhibits both at the gallery and in other locations. The

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Milk Tuesday, Nov. 9 Choose 1: Chicken and noodles with mashed potatoes, ham and cheese sandwich, turkey/lettuce wrap, salad bar, yogurt Choose 2: Green beans, tossed salad, sliced apples, Mandarin oranges, fresh fruit Milk, bread/butter, hot pretzels Wednesday, Nov. 10 Choose 1: Baked potato bar, taco salad, turkey/lettuce wrap, yogurt Choose 2: Lime Jell-O, fresh fruit Milk, hot rolls/butter

gallery also hosted many other special art related events including art workshops, artist demonstrations and special presentations by gallery artists or college art historian professors for the public. All of the special events were free to attend. Overmyer's decision to close is partially due to the economy, but largely due to

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personal reasons, mainly the need to devote more time to her own art career. Gallery hours will remain 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. through Nov. 6. The gallery is on the second floor of The Old Bag Factory. For additional information, contact Sycamore Fine Arts at 574-533-8900 or visit www.oldbagfactory.com.

Advance News • Thursday, November 4, 2010

Ryan Berger and Falesha Trujillo, Plymouth, announce the birth of a daughter bom at 3:38 a.m. Oct 30, 2010 at Saint Joseph Regional Medical Center, Plymouth. Trystan Monroe Berger weighed 6 pounds, 8 ounces, and was 19 inchesdong. He was welcomed home by siblings: Alyzabeth, Brooklynn and Kristoffer. Maternal grandparents are Lewis Downey and Phyllis Sickman, Plymouth. Paternal grandparents are Brian Berger and Fran Huffer, Bremen. Nix Jada Jackson and Kyle Nix, Plymouth, announce the birth of a son bom at 2:48 p.m. Oct. 29, 2010 at Saint Joseph Regional Medical Center, Plymouth. Karson James Nix weighed 9 pounds and was 22 inches long. Maternal grandparents are Tim Jackson, New Paris, and Betsy Jackson, Plymouth. ' v Paternal grandparents are Tim Nix, North Judson, and Mary Simpson, North Judson. Million, cont. from Front Nappanee, with a sheet of explanation asking residents to fill the bag with as many food items as they like. The following Saturday, Nov. 13, the bags will be picked up from doorsteps. The items will then be sorted and delivered to the Open Door facility at the old B&O Train Depot at 292 S. Main St. Open Door is a non-profit assistance organization founded in 1972, and is staffed by unpaid volunteers. It provides help with food, clothing, rent and utility payments, prescription expenses and travel to physicians for individuals and families in need. Unfortunately, that need is high, as around 140 patrons stop by each month. "We've seen people come and go," Open Door and Million Can March volunteer John Personett said. "We had a lady come in this morning that hadn't been in in five months. She said, 'I had a job, and now I don't.'" Open Door is open from 9 to 11 a.m. Monday through Friday. Individuals and families can go there once a month to pick up a large box filled with non-perishables, a froZfen meat and toilet paper. "It's a good mix and variety in every box," Personett said. The goods come from a large pool of donqrs, from ttte USDA to Boy Scouts and Girl Scouts. The supply includes fresh produce dining the summer, mostly from local growers. The Million Can March was inspired by the Nappanee United Methodist's study of "The Purpose Driven Life" and "40 Days of Community" by Rick Warren. "We wanted to develop a community-wide service project that our church would spearhead, that would encompass the participation of the whole community," Fales said. "This drive was an outgrowth of something a Sunday school class had been doing on a much smaller scale. We're now in our seventh year, and jj;, is truly an inter-generatiohal effort." • Epr more inf©rtr»ation«on Open Door or to volunteer, dill ±' j ‘ f / Around , cont. from Front * vides education for parents, will be on site to discuss parenting classes and other services Partners 4 Parents offers. For more information about the event or to RSVP, contact Pam Brock of the Family/Community Resource Network Advisory Board, at [email protected] or 574-523-2216.

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