Nappanee Advance-News, Volume 134, Number 27, Nappanee, Elkhart County, 5 July 2012 — Page 3

Sixth six week grading period Freshmen All A: Paige Hershberger, Marisa Hochstetler, Monica Jones, Alison Kelly, Devyn Maugel, Jamie Mcßride, Abbey McNeill, Elizabeth Mikel, Vikld Miller, Kari Minnich, Devon Podlesak, Kennedy Reifel, Hannah Simms, Quinn Stillson, Caleb Yoder, Kylie Yoder GPA 3.66 Balogh, Natalie Beaumont-Christy, Rachel Beebe, Zachary BeMDler, Mikayla Bley, Laura Castillo, Joshua Chupp, Cooper Clark, Ethan Craven, Cheyanne Diamond, Mallory Disner, Donna Drepin, Michael Feller, Haley Foster, Cole Fuller, Chad Herschberger, Stacy Hershberger, Riley Johnston, Natalie Klotz, Pamela Laughry, Ashley Maust, Nolan Mcßride, Braxton Milter; Dofiiinic Miranda, Hailee Neverman, Kelsey Nissley, Evan Nix, Antonia Papandrea, Morgan Resler, Nancy Rice, Marie Robbins, Jordyn Romersberger, Noemy Salinas, Dane Schmucker, Amy Schrock, Madison Shafer, Reagan Smith, Sydney Stonger, Brianna Tuttle, Dane Wysong, Brittany Yoder GPA 3.20 Rylee Beck, Margaret Belt, Sthefany Callejas, Kirk Eby, Rachel Enright, Yadira Figueroa, Lyndon Gingerich, Karen Holmes, Rebecca Homan, Mitchell Hunsberger, Mark Ingle, Kyler Klein, Blakely Lengacher, Sean Linhart, Makayla Marker, Alexander Mcßride, Megan Mcßride, Ryan Menzie, Alicia Nead, Kruti Patel, Elesia Pruitt, Tylor Rishling, Tori Schwartz, Zachary Schwartz, Trent Sellers, Dylan Simon, Nicholas Skwarcan, Mariah Slabaugh, Taylor Strozier, Mackenzie Swihart, Kylie Wakley, Derek Weldy Sophomores All A: Courtney Bilinski, Shelby Brinkerhoff, Cami Cripe, Adam Darr, Tanner Farmwald, Taylor Fielstra, Allyson Jenkins, Jennifer Leichty, McKenna Mikel, Gabrielle Miller, Tyler Minnich, Heidi Morganthaler, Lashae Nisly, Morgan Olson, Trent Sauceda, William Schrock, Kennedy Walter, Tanner White GPA 3.66 - 3.99: Nathan Bendes, Martha Benedict, Kala Blosser, Jacob Chupp, Spencer Dahlgren, Carter Dyksen, Luke Edwards, Ariana Esnelman, Griffin Heckaman, Kaitlyn Heckaman, Jennifer Hilty, Destiny Hossler, Natalie Hostetler, Corbin Johnson, Mitchell Keiser, Clare Keller, Brittany Keomongkhoa William Kirkwood, Kiersten Lehman, Lydia Lovan, Ralph McCoy, Sarah McNeill, Heather Meyers, Bobbie Miller, Brenna Miller, Valerie Ostrowski, Rachel Page, Bennett Parker, Kaylin Pearson, Matthew Prochno, Christopher Reasonover, Michael Reddy, Kaitlin Rohr, Alexis Roney, Carlie Salinas, Laura Santos, Haley Schultz, Cassandra Searer, Bailey Shay, Emily Sheets, Jacob Snider, Alana Strycker, William Stueve, Ashley Stump, Grant Stump, Austin Stutzman, Kaitlyn Swihart, Spencer Swihart, Bryson Tuttle, Cecile Wampler, Lauren Wenger, Jonathan Wilkinson, Sarah Wysong, Dominic Yoder, Inger Yoder, Reid Yoder GPA 3.20 Chayla Bellman, Travis Brovont, Connor Bunch, Jessica Burt, Alyssa Chupp, Blake Cleveland, Austin Conrad, Candy Correa, Autumn Eagan, Brayden Glaser, Erik Hochstetler, Logan Kauffman, Tyler Kemper, Calvin Love, Allison Mattingly, Conner McGuire, Alexys McLay, Jose Medina Sigala, Dakota Mickley, Abigayle Miller, Bailey Miller, Emily Jo Miller, Aron Patterson, Quentin Pittmaa Tevin Pruitt, Madison Pyke, Megan Reed, Julia Roney, Morgan Schrock, Samantha Shapland, Devra Shepherd, lan Smith, Riley Smith, Brock Spitaels, Kayla Stankovich, Meagan Venable, Neal Warstler, Britnei Woodworth, Zachary Zurcher Juniors All A: Brennan Angle, Spencer Culp, Alexandra Hochstetler, Ryan Kelly, Cally Miller, Madelyn Schwartz, Taylor Stutzman GPA 3.66 Ott, Sara Balogh, Savannah Bley, Justin Bowers, Andrea Chupp, Bailey Dahlgren, Kyle Dijkstra, Travis Fleetwood, Brynne Flickinger, Logan Fuller, Karie Furman, Tori Graff, Brittani Grove, Erick Heckaman, Casey Hershberger, Jesse Hershberger, Wendellyn Hershberger, Emily Hoffman, Benjamin Hoover, Taylor Ingle, Colton Klein, Stacy Klotz, Mercedes Lechlitner, Jayson Linhart, Jesse Martinez, Trace Maurer, Cameron McCartney, Jenna Mikel, Belinda Miller, Brooke Miller, Daniel Miller, Elizabeth Peterson, Katie Rhoade, Melchizedek Robinson, Elise Rollins, Allysa Romano, Kylee Rowland, Clayton Seitz, Andrew Stull, Ambria Taylor, Zachary Telschow, Ryan Thompson, Jessica Tuttle, Crystal Wise, Dustin Yoder, Lindsay Ziegler GPA 3.20 BeMiller, Melissa Berger, Jessica Borkholder, Katherine Caldwell, Katheryn Carney, Cristobal Castillo, Alyssa Cavender, Dominic Christofeno, Kanessa Decker, Magdolene DeVoe, Tyler Gibson, Albert Gongwer, Abigail Hershberger, Allyson Hochstetler, Thomas Klem, Sydney Lefebvre, Kelsey Lehman, Lauren McCammon, Austin Miller, Darren Miller, Merle Mullet, Samantha Paul, Mason Pyke, Jodie Ramer, Tyler Resler, Benjamin Rethlake, Dylan Risser, Cayla Rivera, Gabrielle Slabaugh, Ashley Troxel, Andrew Yoder, Jana Yoder, Samantha Zent Seniors ' All A: Katherine Berkey, Zachary Coleman, Stella Drepin, Martin Flowers, Cinthya Gutierrez, Brandon Hall, Kelsa Hemley, Katherine Holbert, Caroline Julian, Rosalie Keller, Ginette Kronk, Kylee Lamason, Hillary Lechlitner, Drew Metzger, Bethany Miller, Emily Myers, Alyssa Ramer, Theodore Stueve GPA 3.66

Bontrager, Andrew Carter, Marcos Castillo, Nathanial Cool, Kelsey Cripe, James Dougherty, Danae Ehret, Jacob Flickinger, Ryan Gerber, Taylor Gerber, Robert Gongwer, Trista Grove, Samuel Guzman, Maxwell Heckathorn, David Hershbereer, Justen Hochstetler, Ethan Killian, Alyssa Korsmo, Karlie Kratzchmar, Kearry Laugluy, Brittany Lengacher, Cassandra Lengacher, Emily Love, Marissa Martinez, Connor Mcßride, Cynthia Medina, Eva Miller, Kaylie Miller, Roman OrtizPrather, Rachael Pittman, Lukas Plank, John Powell, Brandon Rasler, Tyler Rhoades, Layla Rhodes, Julie Santos, Katherine Schaffer, Nathaneal Searer, Devyn Simpson, Samuel Sittler, Chad Stutzman, Sean Thompson, Jair Trujillo, Nathan Wagner, Jamie Sm Honor, Pag* 5

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Miss Apple Blossom Scholarship Pageant application deadline is fast approaching

m&. - . NAPPANEE The Nappanee Miss Apple Blossom Scholarship Pageant will headline Thursday's opening events at me 37th annual Nappanee Apple Festival Sept. 13. Incorporating a sports theme for the introduction portion of the pageant, contestants will be competing on the main stage at the Martin's Supermarket Entertainment Depot Plata, 7 p.m. Registration deadline for participation is Aug. 10 and is open to the first 25 applicants. Young women between the ages of 16 and 21 and residents of Elkhart County and all of the Wa-Nee School District are eligible for competition. The application, rules, and regulations can be downloaded from the festival website at www.nappaneeapplefesdval.org. Entrants must be enrolled in high school, an

Council approves mandated measures

By Merrie Chapman Correspondent NAPPANEE Nappanee Common Council members approved two state mandated measures during their June 18 meeting. Ordinance #1463, authorizing official consolidation of the Nappanee 911 Emergency Communications Center with the Elkhart County Public Safety Communications Systems District, passed on second reading. This state required union will become effective Jan. 1, 2013. At that time, all emergency 911 calls will be processed through the county communications dispatch. Common Council members also passed Resolution #620-

LIBRARY NOTES NAPPANEE PUBLIC LIBRARY Feeling froggy? Make a frog jumping game from party cups at the next Crafts for Kids day, Saturday, July 14, at the Nappanee Public Library. Materials for the make-and-take craft will be available in the children's department from 11 a.m. to 1 p.m. during the city's Second Saturday activities. For more information, call 574-773-7919 or visit www.nappaneelibrary.org online. Library tour planned New cardholders and those interested in learning more about Library services are invited to a guided tour of the Nappanee Public Library Monday, July 16 at 7 p.m. In addition to discovering where to find current bestsellers, a favorite cookbook, or the daily news, participants will be introduced to many special services. These include the Library's newly-updated online catalog, computers and copiers for use in the library; art prints, CDs, DVDs and many other materials for loan. The library, located at 157 N. Main St., holds the tour the third Monday of every month and by appointment. Dome theater features space shows It's a cosmic experience inside an inflatable mobile dome theater at the Nappanee Public Library. July 17, families and children are invited to sign up for one of 12, 25-minute multi-media presentations inside this 360-degree planetarium. The breathtaking Space Show, narrated by Robert Redford, launches visitors on a thrilling tnp through space and time to explore cosmic collisions, hypersonic impacts that drive the dynamic and continuing change of the universe. Designed for children in grade school, the films will run from 10 a m. through 4 p.m. Participants can register by calling the Library at 574-773-7919, or online at www.nappaneelibrary.org via the events calendar. Other July programs for school-age children include a visit from local author and planetarium educator, Dayle Brown, Tuesday, July 10, from 10 to 11:30 a.m. or 1:30 to 3 p.m. Students will observe, predict, and model the phases of the moon as it revolves around the planet through a starry sky and model eclipses of the sun and moon. Registration is open to all children age six to 11. Pink Floyd program in the dome theater Experience Pink Floyd's classic album, Darkside of the Moon, in total surround with both music and video at the Nappanee Public Library Tuesday, July 17. Kramer Entertainment will present this stunning HD interpretation of sight and sound, created specifically for Darkside of the Moon, in an inflatable dometheater inside the Library. Two 45-minute sessions will be offered at 6 and 7 p.m. The dome is handicapped-accessible. Each show, which is designed for a teen and adult audience, is pre-recorded and led by a Kramer Entertainment specialist. Space is limited. To register or for more information, call the Library at 574-773-7919, or visit www.nappaneelibrary. org online and click on the events calendar. WAKARUSA PUBLIC LIBRARY Dial-a-story title selected Dial-a-story will be "Independence Day." This is the story of how this day became a holiday and why we celebrate this

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accredited home school program, a high school graduate or enrolled in college or advanced education by September Ist of this year. All entrants agree to enlist a business sponsor. Scholarships are awarded to the Queen, and first and second runner-ups. Additionally, an all new People's Choice Award will be granted mis year. The newlycrowned queen will participate at events throughout tne four-day weekend as well as represent Nappanee at the November Indiana State Festivals Association Scholarship Pageant, and area parade events. For more information, contact Pam Shaw, Pageant Coordinator at 574-773-2219 or pamfiriappaneeapplefestival.org. Follow the events of the 2012 Nappanee Apple Festival on Facebook.

12, adopting the HEA 1005, Conflict of Interest, Nepotism, Contract as outlined by the State of Indiana. This measure will prohibit those holding city leadership positions to hire immediate relatives into city worker roles. The City of Nappanee had to agree to the terms before the State of Indiana would review next year's city budget for approval. Nappanee Common Council meets at 7 p.m., the first and third Mondays of each month, inside City Hall Nappanee Municipal Center, located at 300 W. Lincoln St. Meetings are open to the public. Local residents may attend to observe, and voice support or concerns for community projects which are led by city programming and funded through the local government budget.

event. Hear this tale at 574-862-4441. Summer program closes The last day for the Children's Summer Reading program will be July 13 at 5:30 p.m. All reading incentive gifts need to be picked up on that day. Young Adult participants in the Summer Reading program will want to remember that the last day to obtain your library bucks will be July 13. The young adult auction will take place at 1 p.m. in the library meeting room for those wanting to trade their bucks for prizes. New periodical available "Cooking & Such: Adventures in Plain Living" is a new magazine that is available at the Wakarusa Library on the magazine shelves. This is a periodical that features articles and recipes and has a local connection as Rhonda Schrock of Wakarusa is a contributor. Memorial donations given "American Grown: The Story of the White House Kitchen Garden and Gardens Across America" by Michelle Obama, "Homer" by Elisha Cooper, and "Waterside Cottages" by Barbara Jacksierape given in memory of Elma Stickel by Mr. and Mrs. Randall Weldy, Mr. and Mrs. Jim Smith, Mr. and Mrs. Brent Weldy, Mr. and Mrs. Tim Weldy, and Tom Weldy. New books available for adults "The Daily Feast: Everyday Meals We Love to Share" by Esther Rose Graber "Running with the Kenyans" by Adharanand Finn "The Gardener & the Grill" by Karen Adler "The Underside of Joy" by Sere' Prince Halverson

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