Nappanee Advance-News, Volume 133, Number 46, Nappanee, Elkhart County, 17 November 2011 — Page 3
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Results are in Photo provided The results of the election are in. Incumbent Todd Nunemaker (right) will retain his seat as representative of District 1 on the Nappanee City Council and Sam Beachy (left) will join the table as representative for District 3. Nunemaker beat his opponent Ruth Trinkley (D) with 71 percent (347) of the votes and Beachy won over his opponent, Ernest B. Livengood (D), with 76 percent (367) of the votes.
Devine FFA takes 2011 Delo competition crown SAN RAMON, Calif.— Chevron Lubricants, maker of the Delo® brand of technologically advanced engine oils, lubricants and coolants, today crowned Ryan Haass of the Devine FFA Champion of the 2011 Delo Tractor Restoration Competition for his restoration of a 1969 Case 530. The Devine, Texas contestant was one of 12 finalists, including North Wood FFA, invited to Indianapolis to participate in this year's competition. The national event, which delivers the most coveted title in teen tractor restoration, took place during the 84th National FFA Convention in Indianapolis. As Champion, Ryan Haass of the Devine FFA receives a $5,000 prize. Eufaula FFA of Eufaula, Alabama was voted Reserve Champion for its restoration of a 1968 Massey Ferguson and received a prize of $3,000. Third place was awarded to Gonzales FFA of Gonzales, Texas for its restoration of a 1948 IH Farmall M, receiving $1,500. All remaining finalists received $250. "The Delo Tractor Restoration Competition has the ability to inspire kids to do things they may never have done, or even thought possible," said Channing Reeder, indirect channel marketing specialist, Lubricants Marketing Americas, Chevron Products Company. "The program encourages participants to interact with their teachers, advisors, family, friends and community and provides them with experiences they can draw upon in their future careers. Being involved with a program that inspires kids to ask questions, interact, learn, and in the end accomplish the incredible, is something Chevron and its Delo brand are very proud of. Although we can only crown one winner, we salute all the competitors for their incredible work."
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NAPPANEE PUBLIC LIBRARY Annual book drive set When thinking holiday shopping includes a trip to the Nappanee Public Library, where everyone can give the gift of reading to local children in need. A selection of books for children of all ages will be on display and ready for donation through Dec. 14. Priced at a substantial discount, titles are given to Nappanee's Open Door food pantry for distribution with Christmas Baskets. Lego Club to meet "Food Favorites" is the theme at the next meeting of the Nappanee Public Library's Lego Club Nov. 17. Kids ages five and older are invited to take part in aee-group-appropriate challenges and free building time on the third Thursday of every month at the Library from 6:30 to 8 p.m. \ No registration is required, and parents are welcome to stay and participate. Children younger than eight must be accompanied by an adult, and all materials will be provided. New holiday hours at library The Nappanee Public Library will close at 5 p.m., Wednesday, Nov. 23 and will be closed all day Thursday, Nov. 24, in observance of Thanksgiving. Regular hours will resume Friday, Nov. 25, with open hours from 9 a.m. to 5:30 p.m. Trustee meeting Nov. 23 The Board of Trustees of the Nappanee Public Library will meet in regular session Wednesday, Nov. 23, at 7 a.m. at 157 N. Main St. The public is invited to attend. Science club will meet Young scientists will cook up some fascinating experiments at this month's meeting of the Super Science Saturday Club at the Nappanee Public Library. Kids will meet at 10 a.m. Nov. 26, for "Microwave Science," where they'll discover what happens to several common household items when cooked in a microwave oven. This program for curious kids in grades first through fifth is led by Jim Myers and meets at the Nappanee Public Library monthly during the school year. Space is limited. Register by 5 p.m. Wednesday, Nov. 23, by calling 574-773-7919 before 5 p.m., or go to www.nappanee.lib.in.us. WAKARUSA PUBLIC LIBRARY Closed for holiday
Wakarusa ‘blings’ in the holidays
WAKARUSA Celebrating all that glitters and shines, Wakarusa Chamber Merchants "bling" in the Holidays with Christmas Open Houses. Saturday, Nov. 19 from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. shoppers can find all they need to make their holidays bright. Dru's Jewelry is offering Free Verbal Estimates on gold jewelry and hosting a glass blowing artist and glass bead jewelry. Mom & Me Floral Boutique is hosting jewelry artist Julie Roose, serving refreshments, door prizes and store specials. Grandma's Pantry is serving up lots of samples in the newly-constructed bulk store and offering 10 percent off bakery purchases. New To You "blings" savings of 30 percent of all jewelry
PUBLIC AUCTION
Located at Wyatt Conservation * Coonhunters Club. Located north of Wyatt, IN on St Rd 331 (Wyatt is located south of Mishawaka, IN approx. 7 miles) to Pierce Rd then east 1 mile to Elm Rd. Then north approx 1.5 mile to Osborne Road then east to auction site. Watch for auction signs Saturday, November 19th, 2011
* 1987 Fiord 800.SN/124371. Wide front. 3pt. live PTO, New 13.6-28 R tires and 6.0-16 front, w/ 400 hyd loader 40' material bucket with 36* extensions * 1985 Buick Riviera. 2Dr Coupe 107.600 ml. S.O V-8, Landau Top. Lawn Tractors ★ Garage Related 4 John Deere 110 round fenders lawn tractors (need work); Dayton 250 amp arc welder; Central Machinery 16sp HD bench drill press; (2) New B&S 3.5 hp engines: (2) McCulloch Mini Mac chainsaws 30&35: Kenmore window air condiBoner; gas cans; mlsc tarps: come along; fertilizer spreader; buggy Jack; pipe vise: chicken feeder; drop cord w/ reel: arp straps; funnels: SMV signs; mlsc handles; grease guns; misc bolts-screws- nuts; cant hook; tile shovel: draw knives: bed scoop; chicken waters; oil cans: hand pipe threading kit; chain detacher; kerosene heaters; oil heater; log chains; JD cylinder; hitch pins; (devises; old company gas & oil cans: chicken crates: wood extension ft step ladders: hand garden; and lawn tools; Kelly loader cylinders; large set of hand tools including hammers-chisels- punches-screwdrivers pliers-; damps etc; small engine parts; new push mower wheels; stainless steel wash tank; table saw; Toro snow blower; dog;; crate; rabbit cages(one .two & six hole); Huffy men's bike; Columbia tandem bike; 4' tree hand saw; hand seeder; sprinkling can: Calloway golf bag; wash tubs: Arvln Perimeter electric heater; tackle box. Guns ★ Antiques ★ Collectibles ★ Household Fulton 12 gauge single shot; 410 single shot; feed sacks; crocks; insulators: egg baskets; hand crack Ice cream maker; ■torse single tree; 2 bottom pull behind horse drawn plow; Maytag wringer washer: lightning rod balls; oil lanterns: pie laie: child school desk: collective postage stamps: claw foot tub: broil kettle: copper kettle; Ball Jars; mlsc bottles; meat jrtnder; misc. advertisement Items; pocket knives: coffee pots; two leaf table w/4 chairs and matching hutch; drop-leaf ea cart: set of Monticello dishes; pie carrier; La-Z-Boy chair (rocker); Dining room table w/6 chairs; glass front china tutch; standing framed minor ft matching dressing table; knee hole desk; stacking chairs; card table chairs; primitive Tabtnet; Duncan Phyfe drop leaf table w/leaf & 4 chairs; Walnut glass front hutch; nested chicken; Juicer: numerous dtchen appliances; mlsc linens, quilts, comforters; mlsc dlshware. Corelle, Pyrex bowls, cookware, glassware; Frankoma;; apothecary Jars: salt & pepper shakers; 2 piece bedroom set (dressing table w/ bench & twin bed); 3 piece bedroom iet(chest of drawers, dresser w/ mirror, queen size bed): Domestic sewing machine w/cablnet; waterfall cedar chest: 5 drawer chest; (New) Oak hall stand w/mirror: (New) Oak library table; picnic basket; globe: upholstered rocker-swivel chair; upholstered couch; Martha Washington Chenille bedspread; Oak leather rocking chair: Oak child's deacon bench; ; holiday decorations; McCoy Pottery & flower pots; McCoy Pottery Daisy creamer & sugar; tins: Avon containers; folk art decorations: Tupperware; Royce baskets: Grog pitcher & glasses; moon glasses: Big ten glasses; vintage lamps; beveled ; mirror: Chfeipendale coffee table; Maple table & chairs: Maple buffet; mlsc kids toys; mlsc sewing materials; decorative; mugs: wooden wall shelves ft signs; metal candle trays: electric candles: Hull Rosella Wild Rose Vase: Hull Sunglow Grease Jar and Salt ft Pepper Shakers; Riley High School class of 1938 Memorabilia and 1934-1939 Year books Longaberger Baskets & Pottery (to seu at 12:00) 1 1993 May Series -Lily of the valley; 1994 May Series- Lilac; 1994 May Serles-TuUp: 1993 Sweetheart; 1994 Sweet-heart-Be Mine; 1998 Sweetheart- Sentiments; 1993 All American- All Star Trio; 1993 All American -Liberty; 1994 All American- Candle; 1998 All Amerlcan-Carry Along; 1996 All Amerlcan-Patrlot; 1998 All American-Pie; 2001 All Ameri-can-Strawberry. 1993,1997 ft 2001 Inaugurals; 1998,25 th Anniversary Flag: 1994 Woven Traditional Cracker ft Pie; 1995 Woven Traditional pocket knives; Lg. Stained Easterfp); 1994 800 (L/P); 1995 Button(L/P); 1996 Sm. Pumpkln(L/P) ft Heartland(L/P); 1998 Barn Raising L/P w/Fadded Ud; Shades of Autumn Bittersweet (P); 1999 Mother's Day Tea For Two; 1999 Blue Ribbon Bread(L/P): 2000 Deck The Hall (L/P); Hobday Gift Tote: Picnic Pal (L/P): Bxß Serving Solution (L/P); Pantry Basket (P): Back Porch(L/P): Wrought Iron Generation Stand: 1995 Longaberger Pottery Gingerbread Country Jottage: 1996 Longaberger Pottery Gingerbread Country Cabin; Longaberger Pottery Flower Pot ft Base (1 Traditional led. 4- Heritage Green. 8- Classic Blue); Longaberger Pottery Small Flower Pot ( 3-tradttlonal Red) Auction note: Large auction, will be running 2 rings periodically throughout the day. Majority of auction to be held inside Terms: Cash or good check W/ proper ID Restrooms ft Food Not responsible for accidents Orvil Myers Estate, Nancy Koontz, Linda Ringle, Owners fQ Snuder Auctioneering |AA PP Bremen, m * 574-209-2906 * AU08700298 WPS Auctioneer*: Chris Snyder & Mike Berger auoß7ooos2 i ..... l I, rTun
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Advance News • Thursday, November 17,2011
The Wakarusa Library will be closed Nov. 24 for the Thanksgiving holiday. Green is the word for Story Hour Green is the color of grass and frogs. Children attending Story Hour Nov. 21 and Nov. 22 at 10:15 a.m. will hear stories that highlight the color green. Participants will create a sheep hat. Children must be registered to attend. Local author at Miller’s Meet author Alice Amick Shoemaker Dec. 1 at 7 p.m. at Miller's Merry Manor Assisted Living. A slice of life, a photograph of a certain year in a small town in northern Indiana is captured in the book, "Annie's Summer: Coming of Age In Wakarusa" by Alice Amick Shoemaker. She has told the story of her eleventh year (slightly fictionalized) in Wakarusa Ind., coming of age among friends in this town of 1,000. It's the story of Annie and her friends Margaret and Bobbie. They're spending their time with the Little Orphan Annie decoder, with illegal "Ford coils" to send messages, with school pranks and with Annie's much-loved dog Sandy. Books will be available for purchase. Shoemaker is the daughter of the late Dr. C. L. Amick. This program is sponsored by the Friends of the Wakarusa Library. Memorial donations given "Secret Journeys of a Lifetime" by National Geographic, "Deadline Artists," and "Moonwalking with Einstein" by Joshua Foer are given in memory of Wayne Shaum, by Harold L. Becher and Rachel Hartman. Toys for Tots donations accepted A Toys for Tots box has been placed in the entryway of the library. New unwrapped toys are wanted for children of all ages especially teens. The box will be available until Dec. 7. The gifts will be distributed through the Family Christian Development Center. Dial A Story title selected Dial A Story for this week is The Princess and the Pea. A young prince finds his wife in a most unusual way. Hear this story at 574-862-4441. New books for adults on Compact Disc "Water for Elephants" by Sara Gruen "The Harvest of Grace" by Cindy Woodsmall "Flirting With Disaster" by Sherryl Woods "Secret of the Stone" by Barbara Delinsky "A Study in Scarlet" by Sir Arthur Conan Doyle
and 20 percent off everything else while Schmidt Furniture & Gift Shop offers 15 percent off non-sale items including their expanded Willow Tree inventory, Yankee Candles, Wooden Toys and Comhole sets. Need ideas, for "him"? Check out Wakarusa Pro Hardware. Jeanette's Fabric Boutique, Wakarusa Dime Store, Larimer Furniture and Richmond's Feed Service also will offer unique Christmas gifts, decorating ideas and stocking stuffers. The Wakarusa Library is open from 9 a.m. to 2 p.m. and for a bite to eat, choose from Cook's Pizza, Shortstop Inn, Comer Case, McDonald's and Subway. Hours vary but all stores open until at least 1 p.m. More detailed information can be found at www.wakarusachamber.com.
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