Nappanee Advance-News, Volume 133, Number 20, Nappanee, Elkhart County, 23 January 2014 — Page 3

Nappanee swimmers headed to divisionals

NAPPANEE WaNee Waves Swim Team has seven of their swimmers going to Indiana Swimming Northeast Divisional Campionships this March. They are Megan Stankovich with seven divisional events, Paige Barrett with six, Kate Jarvis with six, EUe Roberts & Elle Jansen with four, Drew Flickineer with two and Kennedy Hochstetler will compete in one. The WaNee Waves Swim Team is very proud of these swimmers and wishes them good luck during competitions. The next swim conference will be held on Jan. 25 at North Wood High School. WWST has a home Conference meet on January 25th at Northood Highschool.

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CHEERLEADING CAMP BEGINNING SOON BREMEN The Bremen High School Cheerleaders will soon be hosting their annual youth cheerleading camp. FREE COMMUNITY MEALS The Nappanee Church of the Brethren will be opening all free community mealsbeginning Jan 9th at spm. The meals are from 5-6 pm and Everyone is invited to come who needs a Hot meal: Families, Seniors, Unemployed, Students,

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The photo shows Paige Barrett swimming during a recent competition. Barrett will compete in six events at the Helen P. Brown Natatorium durinq the Indiana Northeast Divisional Championships. (Photo provided)

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Haus Co-Director,Tom Richmnd, surveying the collection delivered by Linda Arch, at left, and Beverly Fales. Similar Little Kindness gifts were delivered to the Wakarusa Town Cabin by Tri Kappa sorority member Laura Zell. (Photo provided)

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Wakarusa, from fronf page repair work. Several items of annual issue were dealt with, including the election of officers for the council. Mark BeMiller was voted upon to continue as president, while Fred Avery will retain his post as vice-president. The list of department liaisons will remain unchanged from 2013, with Jeff Ziegler assisting the police department, Laurelyn Street working with fire and ambulance, Mark BeMiller aiding the water and wastewater departments, Fred Avery communicating with streets and sidewalks, and Joyce McDowell teaming with parks and recreation. A number of yearly contracts were also renewed, including an interlocal agreement for animal control services with Elkhart County in the amount of $5,000; an ambulance service arrangement with Wakarusa Ambulance Service for $30,000, and a fire protection agreement with Wakarusa Fire Department at a cost of $35,000. Membership dues to the Indiana Association of Cities and Towns was another approved expense, at $l,BBl. A trio of resolutions was launched for 2014, the first of which authorizes clerk-treasurer Joyce Hartman to assume responsibility of paying expenses for the daily operations of Wakarusa. Two more resolutions were passed, each of which designates Keyßank and Interra Credit Union as depositories for the town funds. The next meeting of the Wakarusa Town Council will be held at 6:30 p.m. on Tuesday, Feb. 4

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