Nappanee Advance-News, Volume 135, Number 34, Nappanee, Elkhart County, 22 August 2013 — Page 2
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Norman L. Murphy Aug. 16, 2013 GOSHEN Norman Leroy Murphy, 78, formerly of Nappanee, died in his home at Waterford Crossing in Goshen on Friday, Aug. 16,2013. He is survived by his wife, Yvonne; daughter, Cynthia Murphy of Goshen; three sons, Shannon (Shelley) Murphy of Nappanee, Kevin (Angie) Murphy of South Bend, Stanley (Irene Ortiz) of Nappanee; seven grandchildren; and one great-grandchild. Visitation is from 2-4 and 6-B p.m. Thursday, Aug. 22 at Thompson-Lengacher & Yoder Funeral Home, Nappanee and for one hour prior to the 11 a.m. Friday funeral service at Nappanee United Methodist Church. Burial will be in Union Center Cemetery. Memorial contributions may be made to Goshen Home Care and Hospice, the American Heart Association, the National Parkinson's Foundation, or a charity of the donor's choice. Cynthia Ruthann Sawyer Aug. 12, 2013 SYRACUSE Cynthia Ruthann Sawyer, 51, of Syracuse, died unexpectedly of natural causes at 1:30 a.m., Monday, Aug. 12, 2013 at Kosciusko Community Hospital. She is survived by her husband, Joel; daughter, Stephany 0osh) Satoski, Syracuse; sons, Joseph Sawyer, Nappanee, Andrew (Alithia) Sawyer, Syracuse; 10 grandchildren; her mother, Laveme Linville, Nappanee; and brothers, Ron (Nancy) Linville, Nappanee and Dennis (Teresa) Linville, both of Nappanee. Visitation was from 10 to 11 a.m., Saturday, Aug. 17, 2013 at Thompson-Lengacher & Yoder Funeral Home, Nappanee. Funeral services followed at 11 a.m. Burial is in Union Center Cemetery. Memorial contributions may be made to Cynthia Sawyer Memorial fund. . WAKARUSA LIBRARY NEWS WAKARUSA The Wakarusa Library offer several prof ams for young children. Story Hour is for children ages years to 5 years. This program is held on Monday and Tuesday mornings at 10:15 a.m. A story will be presented along with a craft and an activity. Toddler Time is designed for children ages 25 to 36 months accompanied by a parent or caregiver. Children will have the opportunity to near a story, ao an activity, and create a craft. Registration begins August 19 for both of these classes. Book Bites will be held on August 28 at 10:15 a.m. This is a program that takes place in the children's area of the library and requires no registration. Participants will hear a story, make a take-home craft or do an activity. "The Farm on Nippersink Creek" by Jim May, "The Corpse of St. James" by Jeanne M. Dams, and 'The Way" by Adam Hamilton are given in memory of Doris Mattem by Barbara Greer, Mr. ana Mrs. Doug Hullinger and Mr. and Mrs?Freddates’. ' " " . • ~ j., If you want a job done, ask a bee. That is the tale of "The Goats in the Wheat Field" that can be heard at 862-4441, the Dial A Story line. NEW YOUNG ADULT AUDIO BOOKS "The Activist" by Theodore Boone "Storm" Evan Angler "Yellow Star" by Jennifer Roy "Alida's Song" by Gary Paulsen "the Reluctant Assassin" by Eoin Colfer "Storm Runers: The Surge" by Roland Smith "Better to Wish" by Ann M. Martin "Delirium" by Lauren Oliver CONSTRUCTION : .Mini i,i . i. SR 19 TRAFFIC ROUTING TO NUNEMAKER DITCH RUNAROUND BEGINNING AUG. 20 WAKARUSA - The Indiana Department of Transportation (INDOT) announces that beginning Tuesday, Aug. 20, weather permitting, SR 19 traffic is scheduled to route to the Nunemaker Ditch runaround, located just south of CR 32/Madison Road - about three miles north of Wakarusa - to allow construction of a small structure over this ditch. The runaround will be in use 24/7, with a 12-feet-width limit in effect. The project is expected to be complete by end of October, weather permitting.
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BOW approves historic home bids
Bv Merrie Chapman Advance News NAPPANEE Members of the Nappanee Board of Public Works and Safety met Aug. 12 to approve quotes for work on the historic
Jesse Bohannon running for Ind. Rep.
Staff report ELKHART A 1998 Bremen High School graduate has announced his plan to run for Indiana State House from Elkhart County. Jesse Bohannon, a lifelong area resident, said in a news release that he plans to run as a Republican for the District 48 seat, representing northern Elkhart County. Bohannon's announcement comes not long after Indiana State Rep. Tim Neese, R-Elkhart, said he would not seek reelection to the Indiana General
DNR’s new hunting, trapping guide available
INDIANAPOLIS Want to know when the hunting seasons are, how much licenses cost, what opportunities there are for young hunters, or even where to go hunting in Indiana? All of those answers and more can be found in the Indiana Hunting & Trapping Regulations Guide for 2013-14 that was released this week. The 48-page guide, featuring three strutting wild turkeys on the cover, is available at businesses that sell DNR hunting licenses, DNR Division of Fish & Wildlife properties, and the DNR Customer Service Center in Indianapolis. Digital and PDF versions are available online at hunting. IN.gov. To view the cover to know what to look for in stores, see dnr.lN.gov / downloads/ 2013INHG_Cover.jpg. In addition to introductory letters from Gov. Mike Pence and DNR Director Cameron Clark, the guide has feature articles on additions to public lands for hunting; how bonus
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please contact the Extension Office at the above mentioned number. NAPPANEE FARMERS MARKET 6PEN NAPPANEE - 1 The Nappanee Farmers Market is Saturday from 8 a.m. until noon at Coppes Commons. Locally grown, in-season fresh produce is available each week through Oct. 12. BIKE FEST SPONSORS SOUGHT NAPPANEE The Nappanee Chamber of Commerce is seeking sponsors for the Nappanee Bicycle Festival on Sept. 14. Bicycle Festival activities will include a memorial bike ride, a bicycle rodeo, BMX show, bicyde giveaway and prizes. For more information, call Dan Mast at Nappanee Bicyde at (574) 773-0307. NEEDLEWORK MEETINGS SET GOSHEN needlework or would like to learn more about various needlework skills,
Hartman House which is attached to the Nappanee Center, 302 W. Market Street. Popcorn Construction was awarded a bid of $8,040 for needed structural work on the facility. Painting of the structure
Assembly. "I want to thank Rep. Neese for
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join the Elkhart County Extension Homemakers for Needlework Network! The Extension Homemakers, in associa-.. tion with Purdue University Extension Service, meet from 9 a.m. to noon the fourth Thursday of each month, with the exception of July, to fellowship and share their skills and knowledge of needlework. Bring any projed you are working on to share with them or perhaps get some help with. They have some great problem solvers in our group for projeds induding knitting, crocheting, paper piecing, beading, cross stitching, embroidery, and quilting. :-j. If you have questions or would like to be added to our e-mail reminder list, call Extension Homemaker Alice Moy at 533-5968, or Extension Educator Mary Ann Lienhart Cross at the Extension Office at 574-533-0554. This program is open to everyone. If you need a reasonable accommodation to partidpate, please contad the office at the above mentioned number. GET THE WORD OUT! NAPPANEE —. If your non-profit group, dub or sorial organization would like to put information in the Advance News, email it to [email protected]. The deadline is noon Friday the week before publication. For information about
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them gently to prevent bruising. If you have picked or purchased tomatoes that are not fully ripened place them in a cool place away from direct sunlight. Too much sunlight causes
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was awarded to an individual - Jeff Neff - in the amount of $4,419. Work is expeded to be done by Sept. 18. Board of Public Works and Safety members also approved a cost of $11,130 to
his many years of dedicated service to the distrid and wholeheartedly support his campaign for the Elkhart Mayoral office," Bohannon said in the release. "We are at a critical turning point," he con-
antlerless permit quotas are determined; DNR's modem shooting ranges; and the ChecklN Game and GivelN Game programs. Of course, the guide includes useful information on bag limits, general hunting regulations, sperial regulations for deer and wild turkeys, furbearer hunting and trapping information, and contad information for DNR distrid wildlife biologists and DNR Law Enforcement. A new feature is a full-page map that shows the location of state and federal properties open to the public for hunting along with an adjoining page that lists the sites and phone numbers. The Division of Fish & Wildlife produces the annual guide in partnership with J.F. Griffin Publishing, an awardwinning print business that supports DNR staff in the design, layout and editing as well as managing the marketing and sale of advertising for the guide.
pladng a sodal announcement, including engagements, weddings and births, call the Pilot News at (800) 933-0356. VOLUNTEERS SOUGHT ELKHART - AseraCare Hospice of Elkhart is seeking volunteers to work with terminally ill patients and their families. The group serves Elkhart and the surrounding communities. Our services are provided to cancer patients as well as people with emphysema, heart problems, Alzheimer's and more. Volunteers provide emotional and spiritual comfort, write cards to patients, bake goodies, play music, pet visits, and read to patients. Training provided. The only qualification you need is your desire to help someone with a terminal illness. For more information, contact Jamie Gillum, AseraCare Hospice, Volunteer Coordinator at 574-206-1875, jamie.gillum@ aseracare.com. PRESCHOOL HAS OPENINGS NAPPANEE - North Main Preschool has a few openings for the 2013-14 school year. Registration is still open and a spot may be secured with a non-refund-able deposit. Classes are 8:45-11:30 a.m. Tuesday, Wednesday and
tomatoes to soften without properly ripening. Light pink tomatoes will ripen in three to five days if not refrigerated. Since most tomatoes are picked mature-feeling but not ripe, they will continue
install a 100-foot pole on the Heckaman Homes property, 2676 E. Market Street. The pole is needed as part of the new fix-based meter reading system adopted by the city.
play. It is time for me to raise my level of commitment, and I am asking the people of the 48th District to join me." Jesse Bohannon, a graduate of Bethel College, has produced print and broadcast media and led professional development in multiple industries throughout the Michiana area over the last fifteen years. In his present position at The Crossing Education Center, he oversees the youth leadership development program and the school's residential facility.
Thursday, beginning on Tuesday, Sept. 3. North Main Preschool is at 504 N. Main Street, Nappanee, within the North .^MainMennonite Church. Call 773-4642 and leave message for more information. CLASSIC CAR & CYCLE CRUISE-IN SEPT. 4 NAPPANEE Nappanee Missionary Church's Men's Ministry, ESPMea hosts its third annual Classic Car & Cycle Cruise-In Wednesday, Sept. 4, 6-8 p.m. at the Heritage Pavilion, located in the northwest comer of the church's property. Nappanee Missionary Church is two miles north of Nappanee on State Road 19. If you would like to preregister a classic car or cycle to bring to this event, contact David Vmcent at 574-773-0207. Prizes will be awarded in various categories. Burgers, brats and baked beans will be served. The cost is $3. Anyone bringing a car or be admitted for free. For more information about this event, call the church at 773-7773. For more information about Nappanee Missionary Church, go to www.nmconline.net.
their ripening process in transit to your locality. Remember that tomatoes produce their own ethylene which stimulates changes in color. Tomatoes are spheres of healthful eating! One medium size tomato about 150 grams or about 5 ounces and provides 3/4 of the recommended dietary allowance of vitamin C, more than 1/4 of your recommended vitamin A, plus iron and niacin. Plus, tomatoes are a healthy eater's good friend as they have all that satisfying goodness and only 35 calories! Adding fresh tomatoes in recipes is a snap.