Nappanee Advance-News, Volume 135, Number 31, Nappanee, Elkhart County, 4 August 2016 — Page 2

Page A2

Advance News * Thursday, August 4, 2016

Death Notice CHARUES WILLIAM GREEN JR. July 26,2016 NAPPANEE Charles William Green Jr., 80, of Nappanee, died unexpectedly at 8:46 a.m. Tuesday, July 26, 2016 at Elkhart General Hospital emergency room. Thompson-Lengacner & Yoder Funeral Home, Nappanee is handling arrangements. Around, from front Commerce is collaborating with the Nappanee Public Library and several business leaders to present the ninth annual "School Supply Daze," to be held at the library on Saturday, August 6 at 10 a.m. Parents and guardians of schoolchildren in the Wa-Nee district can stop by and collect needed school supplies, free of charge, thanks to the generosity of donations from throughout the community. In 2015,118 families were provided with supplies benefitting 246 children. For more information, contact event chairperson Dianne Debelak at 574-773-2034. MEET THE BERENSTAIN BEARS! NAPPANEE Asa special part of the Nappanee "Second Saturdays" celebration on Saturday, August 13, Light of Grace bookstore will be welcoming the Berenstain Bears as they unveil their latest children's book, entitled "School Tune Blessings." The stars of this popular and enduring children's series will be on hand from 11 a.m. until 2 p.m. Light of Grace bookstore is located inside the historic Coppes Commons facility, just east of downtown Nappanee. APPLE FESTIVAL PAGEANT DETAILS NAPPANEE There is still time to register for the Nappanee Miss Apple Blossom Scholarship Pageant, which will be the headlining event of the 41st annual Nappanee Apple Festival. The deadline is Tuesday, Aug. 16, and participation is open to young women between the ages of 16 and 21 who reside in Elkhart County and the entirety of the Wa-Nee School District. The pageant winner will receive a SI,OOO scholarship, with other monetary awards given in other categories. For more information, contact Pageant Coordinator Lizzie Kern at 574-538-9854 or via e-mail at [email protected]. EXTENDED RENTALS AT WPL WAKARUSA Growing tired of watching the same stream of movies continually? Did you know that at the Wakarusa Public Library, there are DVDs available to rent for a period of up to seven days? Library patrons can select up to 5 DVDs per visit, including a mix of new releases and classic titles. Currently, there are 2,852 titles rated PG or PG-13, and 1,335 additional options rated G. Call the library at 574-862-2465 for more information. NAPPANEE POOL HOSTING "JAWS" NAPPANEE Fans of the 1975 classic film "Jaws" can take advantage of the "Movie in the Pool" event taking place on Saturday, August 6 from 9-11 p.m. For a $3 admission fee, swimmers will receive a pool pass and an ice cream treat. For more information, call 574-773-2112 or visit Facebook and search Nappanee Indiana for updates pertaining to weather changes. FARMERS MARKET CONTINUES NAPPANEE the Farmer's Market of Coppes Comons, plan to swing by on any Saturday from now until October to see nature's homegrown bounty. The horns are 8 a.m. until noon. For more details on what is being offered, or to potentially become a vendor, call Coppes Commons at 574-773-0002 or visit the Coppes Commons Facebook page. "DiAL-A-STORY" IN WAKY WAKARUSA "The Cat and the Parrot" is the tale now playing on the Wakarusa Public Library's "Dial-a-Story" line, 574-862-4441. Callers will hear how an overly voracious cat finally eats something that does not agree with him.

AMISH ACRES* FESTIVAL • £ 54th Annual Event in the ”“ Jf&‘ Today thru Sunday! OPEN Today through Sat 9 to 6 • Sun 10 to 5 300 Artists & Crafters Demonstrations • Entertainment on 4 Stages » Festival Food & More! » Family Style Threshers Dinner • Tours • Live Musical Theatre • Lodging Amish Acres FREE Gift Cards Daily to the first 500 shoppers spending SSO or more in artist purchases. Nappanee, Indiana US 6 • AmishAcres.com • (800) 800-4942

Community

4-H, from front

Home and Family Arts, Open Class Children's Comer Clara Yoder, Wakarusa, Participation - cookies, plate of 6 Home and Family Arts, Open Class Needlework Deb Schmucker, Nappanee, Ist place - Christmas door or wall decoration, other than wreath Deb Schmucker, Nappanee, 2nd place - counted cross

1 t ' w ■‘gjpjJl -, spßßHHrcfy ,«•>.« ’♦, V * ***%»-- -• ".■/..Pit f I m ■ ■

Photo provided of the Elkhart County 4-H Fair To commemorate Indiana's Bicentennial celebration, the Elkhart County 4-H Fair had special contests that carried a historic theme, and among them, the Open Class Bicentennial Foods contest. Shown are the winners from this region, from left: Ryan Elliott of Millersburg, Flo Helbling of Goshen, Carol Anglemyer of Goshen, Debbie George of Wakarusa, Pat Stahly of Goshen, Deb Parcell of Goshen, and Cheryl Baker of Middlebury. George's first place award winning recipe in the miscellaneous foods category was for cream caramels. Rhubari) pie winner Harbell’s recipe

Open Class Home & Family Arts Department; Special Contest - President Dr. Robert Zell's Baked Item - Rhubarb Pie 14 exhibitors participated. First place • Rhubarb Pie: Linda Hartzell, Wakarusa Crust: 3 cups flour 1 T. sugar 1 cup butter-flavored shortening Pinch of salt legg 1/3 cup cold water 1 T. vinegar Filling: 3 cups rhubarb 1 cup sugar 1/4 tsp. salt 3 T. cornstarch 1/4 cup water Crumb topping: 1/2 stick butter 1/2 cup sugar 3/4 cup flour For crust, mix flour, sugar, shortening and salt to form crumbs. Add egg, water and vinegar. Roll to desired size. For filling, Mix sugar, cornstarch, and salt in water; add rhubarb. Bring to a boil in medium-sized pan. Cook until thick. Pour into unbaked pie shell. Mix crumb topping ingredients thoroughly and add to top of pie. Bake at 425 degrees for 10 minutes. Reduce heat

2016 4-H Swine Auction

RESULTS OF 2016 4-H SWINE AUCTION Total Swine Sold = 255 1996 = 441 Record Total Raised = $305,113.18 2015 = $332,323.95 Record GRAND CHAMPION BARROW Sold for S4O per pound 2008 = $54 per pound Record Total pounds: 281 Total Sale Price: $11,121.98 Owned by: Brandi Henderson, Goshen Buyers: Friends and Family of Brandi Henderson-(Gary & Ernestine Yoder, Martins Supermarket-Nappanee, Mike Pluimer Family, Kenzington & Harper Howard, Brayden & Rhett VanderWey, Brad & Taylor Howard, Drew Anderson, Mishler Family Genetics, Thompson Lengacher Yoder Funeral Home, Jane & Keith Hathaway & Amiyah Syckes, Wakarusa Nutritional Services, Richmond Feed, Dave & Rhonda Thwaits, Derek Thwaits, Ronnie & Carol George, Jeff Haab & Family, Mid America Shows, Jason, Britt & Miles Nine, Mark & Carla Rayburn Family, Phil Hahn k Associates, Steve & Jeannine George, Tina & Brian Roe, Wakarusa Sawmill, Millmark-Darin Miller, Kritzman Show Cattle, Barneys 4x4, Clark Farm Aggregates, ADM, VanderWey k Son's Masonry, Chandler Gillam, Andy & Cheryl Gall, Hartman Family Show Pigs, Jeff & Amy Beer Family, Thie Horizon , LLC-Ben Etsinger, Scott Carrico Family, Agronomic Solutions, Tory, Ashley, Brayden & Rhett VanderWey, White Veterinary Hospital, Unde Todd & Aunt Kelly Ropp, Unde Ryan & Aunt Pam VanderWey, Tony k Dena Shafer, Dr. Wanda & Olivia Schmeltz, Elkhart County Gravel, Chris George Family, Phil Trippel Family, Yoder Carpets, Montfcith lire, Variety Attractions, Cosentino k Christofeno, Turtle Top k Assodates, David k Sandy Cushwa, Glen's Tire, Allpro Gas, ADT Farm-Gary Kauffman, Progression Ag, LLC)

Ef lii&l id: MSfitm/pSaSe <to- jm* yf-sfra- qL ■»■ . w v/. Wh.

Photo provided Linda Hartzell earned first place in the Open Class Home and Family Arts Dept, special contest by Dr. Robert Zell, president.

to 350 and bake for 12 to 15 minutes longer.

stitch sampler Home and Family Arts, Open Class Quilts Sheri Bradway, Nappanee, Ist place - individual/large quilts, machine pieced & quilted Vickie Hunsberger, Nappanee, 2nd place - individual/ large quilts, machine pieced & quilted

‘Others participating in the contest were: Mabel

RESERVE GRAND CHAMPION BARROW Sold for $27 per pound NEW RECORD 2015 sl7 Previous Record Total pounds: 292 Total Sale Price: $7,761.36 Owned by: Gavin Erb, Millersburg Buyers: Friends and Family of Gavin Erb - (Mark Bontrager Family, Uncle Jon Erb, Grandpa Lonnie k Grandma Linda, Great Grandpa & Grandma Rink, Dale & Sherry Showalter, Millersburg Animal Clinic, Ivy Lane Farm, Jeremy & Maggie Miller, Farmers State Bank, Alex & Whitney Baierle, Homestyle Butchering, Agronomics Consulting LLC, Kritzman Show Cattle, Shipshewana Lippert Components, Westbrook Farms, Indiana Transport, Doug & Ryan Thwaits, Resler Feeder Hogs, Tom & Shayne Coy, Dave Neff, Jerry Zahner, Nicole, Drew, Brock & Ryne Flickinger, Millersburg /Clinton Township 4-H Boosters, Elkhart County Pork Producers, Millersburg Lumber, Matt & Lanette Kritzman, Kris Erb, Grandpa Bob & Grandma Bean, Morehouse Grain & Lime, Unde Jesse & Aunt Jill Garris, Aunt Cassie, Dale & Mary Holderman, Bobbi & Scot Croner, Turtle Top k Assodates, Billy & Krista Horn, Jon Lechlitner, Stephanie Debolt Photography, Jeff & Amy Beer, Aunt Cyndie Stringfellow, Unde Kun & Aunt Deb, Interra Credit Union, Greg Miller, Brookview Farms, Unde Kyle & Aunt Lauren, First State Bank, Helena Chemical, Gary k Denise Mast, Michiana Agra, Trent Hostetler, Sam Burtsfield, Jan & Jean Burtsfield, True Horizons, Tim k Greta Burtsfield, Gary Kauffman Family, LG Seeds/Crop Tech, Matt k Soni Morehouse, Rick & Jill Erb Family, Larry's Upholstery, Showalter Farms, ADM-Brad Mestach, Brian k Lisa Miller, Sheila Showalter-Remax/Results, Jim & Kim Bitting, Ralph k Melba Lutes, Butch & Lori Brew, Brad & Becca Showalter, Madaline k Morgan Gawthrop, Mike Rink, Archbold Equipment, Marty & Denise Long, Juston k Renea Erb, Jim & Cheryl Erb, Millmark).

Skiles, Wakarusa and Sarah Meyers, Nappanee.