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Know Your neighbor MCC Great Lakes executive director has passion for international ministry By LAURIE LECHLITNER international ministry and love When asked what he likes Staff Writer for people, Kurtz has always best about his job, he stated, been drawn to MCC. “In 2014 I “I love feeling that I’m able to “My parents served overseas became the assistant director contribute to the amazing work through Mennonite Central of MCC Great Lakes. In 2016, God is doing around the world. Committee,” stated Eric Kurtz. when executive director Zenebe MCC’s mission is to share God’s “When I was three months old Abebe retired, I moved up to love and compassion for all. we lived in Swaziland. Then director.” Our supporters, volunteers, and our family served in Zambia. I In his role as executive direc- international workers aim to graduated high school in Kenya. tor, he’s taken three trips in be faithful followers of Jesus Africa is very beautiful, with the last four years. “I’ve been to Christ. I believe in the work we gracious and generous people.” Haiti and Palestine-Israel. I was do at MCC and enjoy talking to Kurtz admits that being on also part of an evaluation team others about it.” the mission field is not an easy that went to Colombia, South His wife Carmen understands life. “Sure, there are challenges America to study the MCC pro- him fully. She is the child of with living in a different culture. gram there.” Argentina missionaries. The I experienced culture shock both A typical day for him when he Kurtzes have two daughters: ways, but I wouldn’t trade the is at his office in Goshen varies. Elisa, 10, and Nayli, 7. things I learned for anything. “I’m in front of my desk more Kurtz shared, “I want my girls Living overseas brought me into than I wish,” he remarked. “I to get to know and appreciate contact with people who are dif- have a lot of meetings. That’s people from different cultures. ferent than me.” part of the administration of We try to make friends with After graduating from Goshen any organization. Today we had people from many backgrounds College with a major in English, some visitors from overseas who in the Goshen area.” Kurtz went on to earn his mas- work with MCC. I had the privi- He and his family attend ter degree from the University lege of showing them hospitality Assembly Mennonite Church, of Wisconsin in Interdisciplinary and hearing their stories. I was Goshen. “I enjoy leading music Environmental Studies. then able to orient them to the at church. In the past I sang in He spent 10 years with the people and places where they’ll the St. Joseph Valley Camerata.” Elkhart County Soil and Water be speaking in our area.” Always a lover of the great Conservation District. “Part of Kurtz himself does a lot of outdoors, Kurtz climbed Mount my role there was to educate the guest speaking. “I speak in Kilimanjaro, the tallest moun- community about water quality. churches and in front of volun- tain in Africa, on one of his I’ve always had a passion for teers who serve in our thrift high school trips. When he and FAMILY MAN – Eric Kurtz, back row, right, stands beside his wife environmental conservation and shops. It’s a privilege to meet his family go on vacation, they Carmen. Their two daughters, Nayli, front, left, and Elisa were flower girls international development.” with individuals who generously enjoy visiting an Indiana state in a wedding the day this picture was taken. He has been executive direc- Because of his passion for support MCC.” park. tor of MCC Great Lakes since 2016. (Photo provided) Rite Choice Foods ™ The right food at the right price Leaves are falling and so are our prices! GROCERY PRODUCE ESSENTIAL EVERYDAY ESSENTIAL EVERYDAY ESSENTIAL EVERYDAY ICEBERG CREAM OF MUSHROOM, SOFT & STRONG DOUBLE ROLL LIGHT KIDNEY, DARK LETTUCE CELERY & CHICKEN TOILET PAPER KIDNEY & CHILI HEAD SOUP $ 99 BEANS ¢ 10 OZ. MIX & 2 ¢ 89 2/$ 00 29 15 OZ. YELLOW 1 MATCH LIMIT 12 ONIONS ESSENTIAL EVERYDAY DAD’S NABISCO ORIGINAL CUT GREEN BEANS, FRENCH STYLE 3 LB. BAG PREMIUM GREEN BEANS, CREAM STYLE CAT FOOD $ 29 ESSENTIAL EVERYDAY CORN, WHOLE KERNEL 16 LB. BAG SALTINE SWEET CORN, SWEET PEAS 1 SUGAR CRACKERS CANNED VEGETABLES $ 99 4 LB. 5 16 OZ. GREEN GIANT $ 49 ¢ ¢ BABY PEELED LIMIT 12 29 . CARROTS 1 69 FROZEN DAIRY 1 LB. BAG ¢ SMITH’S TOTINO’S ALL SHREDDED 89 ICE CREAM PIZZA ROLLS CHEESE DOLE $ 69 ALL VARIETIES 8 OZ. CELERY 2 $ 99 ¢ $ 19 1 19.8 OZ. 99 1 Prices Good Friday, October 19th ONLY!

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Cherry as Tito, DeBryant John- and reservations must be made Fancy,” “Freaky Friday,” “Big tenor Tito Merelli is to perform The riotous tale of mistaken son as Max and Chloe Solan is in advance with The Round Barn River,” “Anne of Green Gables,” Pagliacci at the 50th anniversary identities and unexpected ro- Maria. The director of the Opera Theatre box office. “The Sunshine Boys” and Dis- season opener. However, Tito is mance explodes with delight in company, Saunders, is played by “Lend Me a Tenor” will be ney’s “Beauty and the Beast.” nowhere to be found, and Execu- this brand new musical comedy Tucker Curtis. Rita Kurtz (Ju- translated by American Sign Amish Acres Historic Farm tive Director Henry Saunders by Peter Sham and PCPA’s Brad lia), Hannah Williams (Diana) Language interpreters for the & Heritage open Wednesday and his assistant, Max Garber, Carroll, based on the play by Ken and Danae DeShazer (Maggie) deaf on at 8 p.m. Saturday, Oct. through Sunday, offering tours are in a panic. When Tito finally Ludwig. It will be misunder- are at the center of the mis- 27. Assisted listening devices are of the historic house and farm, arrives, he is ill and at odds with standings and mishaps a plenty taken identities and chaos and available upon request at all per- farm wagon rides, documentary his wife, Maria, over his preoccu- when “Lend Me a Tenor” takes Travis Bird plays the hilarious formances. films, demonstrations and the fa- pation with women. Maria writes stage Oct. 17 through Nov. 4. bellhop. The remaining 2018 Round mous family style Threshers Din- a note and walks out of his life. 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‘Christmas on the Air’ opens window to the past County RepoRt By ELAINE PEARSON for the presentation of this won- Guest Writer derful program featuring a stage manager, who is the boss type of Obituaries Are you fascinated by simpler the show; the radio announcer; times? Do you long for someone the sounds of Christmas; and Glenn A. Arbaugh to reminisce with you of the de- sound effects by a talented Glenn A. Arbaugh, 71, Elkhart, cades of bygone years? sound man who may need help- died Oct. 7, 2018, in his home. You younger folks, have you ers from the audience from time Born Dec. 24, 1946, he married heard talk about the early days to time. All that will delight you Freda Ann Rice Sept. 4, 1965. She preceded him in death July 28, 2017. in the telling of Jesus’ birth from of the big band sounds and rock He is survived by a son, Bart, Gos- ‘n’ roll and learning new dance the Bible in a unique and fun hen,; daughter, Tammy Thompson, crazes such as the way. Elkhart; brother, Ronald Arbaugh; twist and the jit- Get ready and sister, Cathy Arbaugh-Browning. terbug? All performances to breathe the Services with military honors were Come along sweet essence held Oct. 11. with us as we include dinner. of nostalgia. Carolyn K. BonDurant open a window You’ll chuckle Carolyn K. BonDurant, 71, Bre- into the past. and maybe even have a belly men, died at 2:50 a.m. Oct. 4, 2018, We’ll catch a glimpse of the laugh or two. You’ll reminisce in her home. music and memories of a time and perhaps even shed a few Born Aug. 11, 1947, she married gone by from the era of the tears. Kirk M. BonDurant Sr. Feb. 1, 1969. 1950s. Before television was the But I firmly believe you’ll feel He survives with a daughter, Belinda new entertainment, we had ra- refreshed by the power of hear- Beehler, South Bend; son, Kirk M. Jr., Wyatt; and brothers, Chuck and ing this true story of Christmas dio. George Zellers, Winamac. The Lakes Area Players and and taking a simple stroll down A private family burial was held Quaker Haven Camp would like memory lane. for Mrs. BonDurant. to take you back in time to those All performances include din- Curtis L. Dotson ner. Times are: glorious days this December Curtis L. Dotson, 73, Ligonier, with their newest production • 7 p.m. Friday, Nov. 30; Sat- died Oct. 9, 2018, at Goshen Health of “Christmas on the Air” when urday, Dec. 1; Friday, Dec. 7; and Hospital. radio programs were presented Saturday, Dec. 8 Born March 23, 1945, he married live before a studio audience • 2 p.m. Sunday, Dec. 2 Cindy Mae Stribling Feb. 4, 1977. She with music by an adult choir All shows will take place in survives with a brother, Denver Dot- and youth choir, sound effects the Quaker Haven dining hall. son; and sisters, Virginia Hicks and and actors portraying unusual Tickets are $20 for adults and Sandra Goodwin. characters, all with you as the $13 for children ages 5 to 12 Services were held Oct. 21. TICKLING THE IVORIES — The cast of “Christmas on the Air” gather around to hear Jennifer Christian studio audience. years old. play the piano. Also seated is Andrea Christian. Standing are Rachel Martin, left, Gabriel Chapman, Larry Rens- Guy R. Enos Best of all, the show will in- Quaker Haven Camp is locat- Guy R. Enos, 82, Bristol, died Oct. berger, Amy Rensberger and Richard Humke. (Photo provided) clude a nostalgic Christmas din- ed at 111 EMS D16 Lane, Syra- 8, 2018, at Elkhart General Hospital. ner by the Quaker Haven culi- cuse. Reservations can be made Born Aug. 25, 1936, he married nary staff. by calling Quaker Haven Camp Margaret K. Shinn May 5, 1956. Gathering at Five Medals to feature programs She survives with daughters, Cindy You will have an upfront view at (574) 834-4193. Elkhart County Parks will be ture a talk by Jamie Oxendine. the Battle of Petit Fort, which L. Brock, Scotts, Mich., and Debbie holding the 12th annual Gath- Oxendine is a college profes- occurred in 1780 near the In- Morningstar, San Tan Valley, Ariz.; ering at Five Medals from 9 a.m. sor at Lourdes University who diana Dunes. The skirmish will son, Gary R., North Webster; and brother, Ronald J. Enos, Cassopolis, to 5 p.m. Saturday, Oct. 20, and teaches courses in native his- take place each day at 2 p.m. Zimmerman Market Mich. 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. Sunday, Oct. 21, tory and culture. He will pres- Music this year will be provided NEW 25227 CR 138 • Goshen, IN • 574-862-2709 Services were held Oct. 11. at River Preserve County Park, ent information regarding the by Rick and Hillary Wagner of ADDRESS 1/4 Mile West Of CR 11 68550 CR 31, Goshen. The cost Native Americans who occupied Jim’s Red Pants. Visitors will Mary H. Frederick Mary H. Frederick, 90, Waka- to attend is $5 per person with the Great Lakes Region. Also, hear some of the great songs of TAKING ORDERS FOR IN SEASON FRUITS rusa, died at 8 a.m. Oct. 9, 2018, children 5 and under admitted new in 2018 will be storyteller the 18th century as they carry at Miller’s Merry Manor. Summer Apples Available • Canning Tomatoes • Peppers free. Andrew Talley. Talley, a profes- throughout the encampment. In-Season Vegetables • Local Honey • Canned Vegetables Born Sept. 11, 1928, she married There are many things to see sional storyteller, will portray As always, visitors will be able Vance Frederick April 3, 1949. He Potatoes • Canned Jams And Jellies • Fall Applies • Sweet Onions during the event with high- the character Andre St. Pierre, to see a recreated fur trade be- Apple Cider • Fall Decor • Squash • Garden Mums preceded her in death Oct. 23, 2012. lighted programs going on an 18th century French-Indian tween voyaguers and native She is survived by a daughter, Mon.-Sat. 8:30 a.m.-5:30 p.m. • Closed Sunday throughout the day. The key- fur trader as he provides an en- people, and hear the roar of the Cheryl White, Middlebury; son, note program this year will fea- tertaining and educational look cannon from the 1st U.S. Light Charles, Nappanee; and sister, Frieda at fur traders and the native Artillery as it fired off multiple Anglin, Nappanee. groups traders work with. times a day. Services were held Oct. 13. Other than the new programs, To see the entire event, visi- Brenda J. Harkins APPLIANCE TECH, INC. the Gathering at Five Medals tors should expect to enjoy a Brenda J. Harkins, 53, Edwards- will continue to have fan favor- leisurely walk of up to one mile burg, Mich., died Oct. 6, 2018, in her Over 25 Years Experience ——————————— ites. Returning this year is the over moderate terrain. The home. prairie skirmish. Visitors will Gathering at Five Medals is an Born Aug. 27, 1965, she married Servicing most brands of Accepted see a mixture of French, Brit- outdoor event and will be held Rick L. Harkins April 11, 2009. He survives with a son, Christopher ish, American and Native forces rain or shine. • Washers & Dryers www.ApplianceTech365.com Sias, Sturgis, Mich.; daughter, Heath- engage each other to simulate A full schedule of events and er Mae Harkins, Edwardsburg; her • Ranges & Dishwashers 59095 CR 23, Goshen, IN 46528 the type of fighting that took directions to River Preserve mother, Margaret Wheeler, Three place in the region. This recre- County Park can be found at Rivers, Mich.; her father, David Dunn, • Refrigerators & Freezers (574) 533-4102 Ed Yoder ated battle will be a presenta- www.gatheringatfivemedals.org Marcellus, Mich.; her in-laws, Russell tion of some of the aspects of or by calling (574) 535-6458. and Lucille Garl, Union, Mich.; and siblings, Torri Draper, Constantine, Mich., Sandra Berry, Bristol, Tim Calvary UMC to host holiday bazaar Eash, White Pigeon, Mich., Dennis Forks County Line Stores, Inc. Felch, Sturgis, Jerry Moore, Three Come to Calvary United Meth- made ice cream. Rivers, and Roger Carey, South Bend. odist Church, 2222 W. Indiana Serving pie-by-the slice all day. Services were held Oct. 10. WEEKLY SUPER SPECIAL SAVINGS Ave., Elkhart, for a holiday ba- Shop at the various home product zaar from 8 a.m. to 2 p.m. Satur- and crafter tables. Amish cook- Jackie Sue LeFevre Specials Week Of October 15-20, 2018 Jackie Sue LeFevre, 41, Bristol, day, Nov. 3. ies and many other baked goods . died Oct. 5, 2018, at Elkhart Hospice “Private Label” 100% Whole Wheat “Private Label” The event starts with an egg available. House. Instant Oatmeal 8 Ct. 69¢ Bread 24 Oz. $1.49 Apricot casserole breakfast, available un- Enter by the rear parking lot. Halves 14.5 Oz. 59¢ She was born June 22, 1977, and til 10 a.m. then enjoy the lunch Crafters interested in a table is survived by her mother and step- Ground Butterscotch Julienne Style menu of ham n’ bean soup, sloppy contact the church office at (574) father, Carolyn and Frank Freas, Pork 24 Oz. Can $1.69 Pudding Cups joes, nachos, hot dogs and home- 293-0783. Goshen; brothers, Dennis LeFevre, 4 Pack 4 Oz. 3/$1.00 Chicken 6 Oz. 3/$1.00 “Private Label” Woodland Park, Colo., and Ron LeFe- Pasta Honey Bar-B-Q Marshmallow vre, Hesston, Kan.; sisters, Marcia Sauce 24 Oz. 2/$1.00 Sauce 18 Oz. 3/$1.00 Creme 7 Oz. .09¢ Friesen, North Newton, Kan., and James L. Myers II O.D., P.C. Karen Swartzendruber, Goshen; and “Famous Brand” “Famous Brand” Family Pac Prairie Farms her biological mother, Toni Parting- Colby-Jack ton, Dixon, Ill. Facial Tissue Ice Cream Sour Cream Services were held Oct. 13. 120 Ct. Cheese 1 Lb. 4 Qt. Pail 16 Oz. Doctor of Optometry 1789 E. Bristol St. Kenneth D. Litwiller Kenneth D. Litwiller, 84, Middle- 69¢ $1.79 $4.49 $1.79 Elkhart, IN 46514 bury, died at 7:25 p.m Oct. 8, 2018, (574) 262-3631 Phone in his home. Some MIDDLEBURY SHIPSHEWANA NORTH VILLAGE CHECK OUT (574) 266-9186 Fax He was born Aug. 26, 1934, and Supplies May Be 508 E. Warren 1/2 Mile N. 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‘Christmas on the Air’ opens window to the past County RepoRt and Leane Sears, Blythewood, S.C.; Fort Wayne. an, Nappanee, are the parents of a Complaints Obituaries sons, Kent, Goshen, and Kurt, Bre- Born April 5, 1927, he married son, Tyler Jace, born at 12:44 a.m. Credit Acceptance Corporation v. men; brother, John Litwiller, Minier, Edna E. Lehman Oct. 28, 1948. She Oct. 9, 2018, at Blessed Beginnings Kathleen Morris, Goshen; and Lu- Ill.; and sister-in-law, Faye Litwiller, survives with daughters, Dena Miller, Care Center, Nappanee. He weighed Glenn A. Arbaugh cinda Morris, Laketon, $9,488.60; Goshen. Shipshewana, Anna Mae Wengerd, 9 pounds and was 20 inches long. Matthew Shelbondy, Valparaiso; and Glenn A. Arbaugh, 71, Elkhart, Services were held Oct. 12. LaGrange, Wilma Beechy, Wolcot- Maternal grandparents are An- Martha Sears, Valparaiso, $8,414.08 died Oct. 7, 2018, in his home. Jean M. Murray tville, and Martha Miller, Topeka; drew and Ida Mae Schwartz, Nap- United Auto Credit Corpora- Born Dec. 24, 1946, he married sons, Amos, Louisville, Ky., Joe, To- panee. Paternal grandparents are Jean M. Murray, 69, Elkhart, died tion v. Duquawn Edwards, Goshen, Freda Ann Rice Sept. 4, 1965. She peka, and Mervin, LaGrange; sister, Glen and Thelma Lehman, Nappanee. Oct. 8, 2018, in her home. $4,934.12 preceded him in death July 28, 2017. Anna Graber, Guthrie, Ky.; brothers, Tyler joins four siblings: Benjamin, She was born Feb. 27, 1949, and C&F Finance Company v. Bran- He is survived by a son, Bart, Gos- John H. Whetstone, Irvington, Ky., Zachary, Braydon and Makiah. is survived by her husband, Robert don Owen, Goshen, $10,706.64 hen,; daughter, Tammy Thompson, Amos Jr. and Dave Whetstone, Gos- Donna Sue Kuhns A. Murray; daughter, Lori A. Hogen- Portfolio Recovery Associates Elkhart; brother, Ronald Arbaugh; hen; and sisters-in-law, Katie and Lloyd and Dorothy (Borkholder) dobler, Goshen; brothers, Keith and LLC v. Rachel Jasso, Millersburg, and sister, Cathy Arbaugh-Browning. Sylvia Whetstone, Nappanee. Kuhns, Bremen, are the parents of a Michael Ackerman, Colon, Mich.; $1,817.67; Marlen Medina, Elkhart, Services with military honors were Services were held Oct. 12. daughter, Donna Sue, born at 11:32 and sisters, Linda Esseltine, Sturgis $1,362.82 held Oct. 11. a.m. Oct. 9, 2018, at Blessed Begin- Mich., and Gail Houston, Trenton, Willodean Yoder Synchrony Bank v. Tina Lowe, nings Care Center, Nappanee. She Carolyn K. BonDurant N.C. Willodean Yoder, 88, Nappanee, Elkhart, $901.73 weighed 6 pounds, 12 ounces and was Carolyn K. BonDurant, 71, Bre- There were no services held for died at 7:30 a.m. Oct. 9, 2018, at Cen- Ohanenson Properties Inc. v. Ryan 19 1/2 inches long. men, died at 2:50 a.m. Oct. 4, 2018, Mrs. Murray. ter for Hospice House, Elkhart. D. Huffman, Elkhart, and Kimberly Donna joins five siblings: Sarah, in her home. Born July 29, 1930, she married A. Huffman, Elkhart, $8,700 Keith, Leander, Jasonlyn and Marcus. Born Aug. 11, 1947, she married Frederick Neer Enos Yoder June 29, 1962. He sur- Kirk M. BonDurant Sr. Feb. 1, 1969. Frederick Neer, 93, Warsaw, died Small Claims vives with sons, Bill, Elkhart, and Sandra George v. Norman Bon- He survives with a daughter, Belinda Oct. 4, 2018, from injuries received Greg, North Palm Beach, Fla.; daugh- trager and Natashia Octavious, Beehler, South Bend; son, Kirk M. in a motor vehicle accident in Lake Marriage ter, Pam Yoder, Nappanee; and sister, $2,096.75 Jr., Wyatt; and brothers, Chuck and Placid, Fla. Esther Forest, Sebring, Fla. M & H Rentals v. Monca Caldwell George Zellers, Winamac. Born Jan. 12, 1925, he is survived Services were held Oct. 12. Dissolutions and Thomas Caldwell, $2,480 A private family burial was held by his wife, Linda Rackow, Lake Dr. Jeffrey P. Bolduan Inc. v. Tif- for Mrs. BonDurant. Placid; son, Danny, Warsaw; brothers, The following couples have filed for Donny Neer, New Paris, and Ralph Births marriage dissolutions in the Elkhart fany Chavez, $2,414.57; Melody Curtis L. Dotson Neer, Warsaw; and sisters, Katie Tay- County Superior Court III and Circuit Williams, $386.61 Curtis L. Dotson, 73, Ligonier, lor, Ocala, Fla., and Shirley Timmons, The following Elkhart County area courts: Keystone RV Company v. Justin died Oct. 9, 2018, at Goshen Health Leesburg. babies were recently born at Goshen Mikel — Steven W. Mikel, Goshen, L. Couts, $10,193.92 Hospital. Services were held Oct. 12. Hospital: and Erin S. Mikel, Goshen. Married Credit Bureau Collection Servic- Born March 23, 1945, he married Indy Grace Showalter July 15, 2015, separated Feb. 17, es Inc. v. Victoria Culp, $669 Cindy Mae Stribling Feb. 4, 1977. She Marilee J. Ritchie Sarah and Darby Showalter, Mill- 2018. One minor child. Goshen Community Schools v. Marilee J. Ritchie, 54, LaGrange, survives with a brother, Denver Dot- ersburg, are the parents of a daugh- Gonzalez-Moran — Rosaura Alisha Diodonet, $789.40 died Oct. 4, 2018, in her home. son; and sisters, Virginia Hicks and ter, Indy Grace, born at 8:54 a.m. Oct. Gonzalez-Moran, Goshen, and Eduar- Jerrold A. Brown v. Brigette Gar- Born June 23, 1964, she married Sandra Goodwin. 6, 2018. She weighed 7 pounds, 11 do Ponce-Campos, Elkhart. Married cia, $1,500 Steven R. Ritchie Sept. 7, 1990. He Services were held Oct. 21. ounces and was 20 inches long. May 28, 2017, separated July 8, 2018. Renetta Ulch v. Robert D. Hol- TICKLING THE IVORIES — The cast of “Christmas on the Air” gather around to hear Jennifer Christian survives with her parents, James and Guy R. Enos Emily Alexis Lawrence Three minor children. comb, $45 play the piano. Also seated is Andrea Christian. Standing are Rachel Martin, left, Gabriel Chapman, Larry Rens- Soon Harter, LaGrange; daughters, Guy R. Enos, 82, Bristol, died Oct. Prayne Lawrence, Goshen, is the Gates — Donald A. Gates, Goshen, Portfolio Recovery Associates Stephanie Loving, Angola, and Van- berger, Amy Rensberger and Richard Humke. (Photo provided) 8, 2018, at Elkhart General Hospital. parent of a daughter, Emily Alexis, and Monica M. Gates, Goshen. Mar- LLC v. Carol Keely, $8,161.29 essa Harter, LaGrange; son, Nathan, Born Aug. 25, 1936, he married born at 5:33 p.m. Oct. 6, 2018. She ried Aug. 5, 2013, separated July 10, Progressive Southeastern In- LaGrange; stepson, Jeremy Tuttle, Margaret K. Shinn May 5, 1956. weighed 6 pounds, 12 ounces and was 2018. surance Company v. Martin Mast, LaGrange; sisters, Soonja Brower, Gathering at Five Medals to feature programs She survives with daughters, Cindy 21 inches long. Powell — Russell Powell, Goshen, $39,567.49 LaGrange, and Susan Garberick, L. Brock, Scotts, Mich., and Debbie Jocelyn OnaMarlee Yoder and Angela Powell, unknown. Mar- Arc Inc. v. Flor Lucero Triana, the Battle of Petit Fort, which Middlebury; and brother, James Har- Morningstar, San Tan Valley, Ariz.; Karl and Loretta Yoder, Middle- ried Sept. 10, 2010, separated Jan. 3, $1,123.58 occurred in 1780 near the In- ter Jr., Stroh. son, Gary R., North Webster; and bury, are the parents of a daughter, 2013. Progressive Paloverde Insur- diana Dunes. The skirmish will Services were held Oct. 8. brother, Ronald J. Enos, Cassopolis, Jocelyn OnaMarlee, born at 7:10 p.m. Krask — Brian Krask, Elkhart, ance Company v. Brandon L. Yazel, take place each day at 2 p.m. Mich. Clara Robinson Oct. 9, 2018. She weighed 8 pounds, and Sherry L. Krask, Elkhart. Mar- $2,150.56 Music this year will be provided Services were held Oct. 11. Clara Robinson, 77, Elkhart, died 4.5 ounces and was 20 inches long. ried July 17, 2010, separated Oct. 5, by Rick and Hillary Wagner of Mary H. Frederick Oct. 8, 2018, in her home. 2018. City Court Jim’s Red Pants. Visitors will Born Dec. 23, 1940, she is survived BIRTHS ELSEWHERE Mary H. Frederick, 90, Waka- The following fines, costs and court- hear some of the great songs of by sons, Sherman Jr. and Walter; related fees have been levied in Goshen rusa, died at 8 a.m. Oct. 9, 2018, Bernett Levon Shirk the 18th century as they carry daughter, Vickie Bortner; brothers, Court News City Court: at Miller’s Merry Manor. Levon and Leona (Martin) Shirk, throughout the encampment. Arnold and John Miller; and sister, Criminal mischief — Latyris M. Born Sept. 11, 1928, she married Goshen, are the parents of a son, Ber- Circuit Court As always, visitors will be able Rachel Brewer. Mitchell, 24, $628 Vance Frederick April 3, 1949. He nett Levon, born at 12:24 a.m. Oct. 5, The following petitions have been She was preceded in death by her Criminal trespass — Molly E.V. to see a recreated fur trade be- preceded her in death Oct. 23, 2012. 2018, at home. He weighed 8 pounds, filed in Elkhart County Circuit husband, Sherman Robinson Sr. Sechrist, 27, $605, $50 restitution, one tween voyaguers and native She is survived by a daughter, 2 ounces and was 21 inches long. Court, Judge Michael A. Christofeno Services were held Oct. 12. year reporting probation, serve three people, and hear the roar of the Cheryl White, Middlebury; son, Maternal grandparents are Car- presiding: weekends in community oriented work cannon from the 1st U.S. Light Charles, Nappanee; and sister, Frieda Roland K. Shafer lyle and Barbara Martin, Goshen. Pa- Complaints program Artillery as it fired off multiple Anglin, Nappanee. Roland Kash Shafer, 72, La- ternal grandparents are Lester and City of Goshen v. Synergy Leasing Disorderly conduct — Jose D. Services were held Oct. 13. Grange, died Oct. 6, 2018, in his Margaret Shirk, Goshen. times a day. LLC; Next Generation Mechanicals Hernandez Jr., 23, $505, serve five home. Bernett joins three siblings: Tina, To see the entire event, visi- Brenda J. Harkins Inc. d/b/a Kozon Plumbing & Heat- weekends in community oriented work He was born Oct. 30, 1945, and 5; Layton, 2; and Darren, 1. tors should expect to enjoy a Brenda J. Harkins, 53, Edwards- ing; Midwest Structural Inc.; Intrep- program thru ECCC, one year reporting married ReGenia Schutz May 18, Nadia Abigail Miller leisurely walk of up to one mile burg, Mich., died Oct. 6, 2018, in her id Contracting Inc.; and Safe-Way probation 1977. She survives with daughters, Seth and Ulrika (Cahayani) Mill- over moderate terrain. The home. Garage Doors LLC, appropriation of Domestic battery — Jennifer L. TaLesa Howell, LaGrange, and Paula er, Middlebury, are the parents of a Born Aug. 27, 1965, she married real estate interests Krull, 43, $605, one year probation Gathering at Five Medals is an Shafer-Aulbach, Sturgis, Mich.; sons, daughter, Nadia Abigail, born at 9:10 Rick L. Harkins April 11, 2009. He Notre Dame Federal Credit Union Driving while license suspended outdoor event and will be held Wayne Howell, Bremen, and Patrick p.m. Oct. 5, 2018, at Goshen Birth survives with a son, Christopher v. Tom Miller, Elkhart, declaratory — Elias Cabrales, 24, $170; Jeremy R. rain or shine. Howell, Kendallville; Alyssa Jeffries Center. She weighed 7 pounds, 4 Sias, Sturgis, Mich.; daughter, Heath- judgements, permanent injunctive Smith, 48, $300.50, 90-day license sus- A full schedule of events and and Tyler Howell, LaGrange, two of ounces and was 20 inches long. er Mae Harkins, Edwardsburg; her relief, judgment for monetary damag- pension with credit; Eddie A. Fraire, 28, directions to River Preserve his 14 grandchildren that he and his Eleanor Hope Yoder mother, Margaret Wheeler, Three es, delivery of vehicle to plaintiff and $170; Devin L. McNeal, 20, $285.50, one wife raised; sisters, MaryLou Troyer, David and Stephanie (Martin) Yo- County Park can be found at Rivers, Mich.; her father, David Dunn, directing the defendant to appear year good behavior, 90 day license sus- South Carolina, Viva Mae Yoder, Ken- der, Wakarusa, are the parents of a www.gatheringatfivemedals.org Marcellus, Mich.; her in-laws, Russell Midland Funding LLC v. Tina pension with credit dallville, and Linda Lou Miller, Lan- daughter, Eleanor Hope, born at 1:26 or by calling (574) 535-6458. and Lucille Garl, Union, Mich.; and Howard, Goshen, $1,455.26; Brandon Driving while license suspended/ sing, Mich. a.m. Oct. 6, 2018, at Blessed Begin- siblings, Torri Draper, Constantine, Hollowell, Bristol, $1,828.94; Wesily possession of marijuana — Martin T. Services were held Oct. 15. nings Care Center, Nappanee. She Mich., Sandra Berry, Bristol, Tim Fedorow, Goshen, $1,210.31; Saylom Kearney, 43, $785.50, one year reporting weighed 9 pounds, 9.5 ounces and Calvary UMC to host holiday bazaar Eash, White Pigeon, Mich., Dennis Myrna Sue Watson Chanmanivong, Elkhart, $1,178.66; probation, 25 hours community service, was 20 inches long. Felch, Sturgis, Jerry Moore, Three Myrna Sue Watson, 82, Wakarusa, Brittney McPheeters, Nappanee, 90-day license suspension with credit made ice cream. Eleanor joins a brother, Teddy. Rivers, and Roger Carey, South Bend. died Oct. 4, 2018. $1,312.25; Renee Bowman, Goshen, Expired plates — Robert L. Fleenor Serving pie-by-the slice all day. Elijah Wayne Nisley Services were held Oct. 10. Born Oct. 12, 1935, she married $1,392.20; Miguel Oviedo, Goshen, III, 28, $145; Eviute A. Rodriguez San- Joe and Julie (Miller) Nisley, Gos- Shop at the various home product Richard K. Watson, who preceded her $870.11 tiago, 20, $145 and crafter tables. Amish cook- Jackie Sue LeFevre in death. hen, are the parents of a son, Elijah Jackie Sue LeFevre, 41, Bristol, Superior Court III Failure to signal turn or lane ies and many other baked goods Survivors include her children, Wayne, born at 4:24 a.m. Oct. 7, 2018, died Oct. 5, 2018, at Elkhart Hospice . The following petitions have been change/expired plates — Jonathan at Blessed Beginnings Care Center, available. Tomi, Timmy, Tamie, Troy, Tracy and Kawira, 29, $180 House. Nappanee. He weighed 5 pounds, 13 filed in Elkhart County Superior Enter by the rear parking lot. Richanna; and stepson, Matt Yates. Illegal consumption of alcohol — She was born June 22, 1977, and ounces and was 19 inches long. Court III, Judge Teresa L. Cataldo There were no services held for Ashley N. McFall, $610.10 Crafters interested in a table is survived by her mother and step- Lainey Nicole Schwartz presiding: Mrs. Watson. Improper display of license plate/ contact the church office at (574) father, Carolyn and Frank Freas, Kevin and Kami (Bender) Foreclosures improper or no taillight or plate 293-0783. Goshen; brothers, Dennis LeFevre, Loretta M. Weaver Schwartz, Syracuse, are the parents United States of America acting light — Travis G. Friesen, 17, $155 Woodland Park, Colo., and Ron LeFe- Loretta M. Weaver, 63, Nappanee, of a daughter, Lainey Nicole, born through the Rural Housing Service, Improper motorcycle license en- vre, Hesston, Kan.; sisters, Marcia died at 2:05 p.m Oct. 10, 2018, in her at 6:14 a.m. Oct. 7, 2018, at Goshen and United States Department of dorsement/no operator’s license in Friesen, North Newton, Kan., and home. Birth Center. She weighed 6 pounds, Agriculture v. Alexander Carthans, possession — Pedro A. Torres, 23, $155 Karen Swartzendruber, Goshen; and Born March 27, 1955, she is sur- 12 ounces and was 19 inches long. Bristol; Federal Home Loan Bank of Improper U-turn — Jordan R. Ma- her biological mother, Toni Parting- vived by sons, James Wolfe, Palatine, Benjamin Davis Bontrager Indianapolis through MarkleBank; gallanes, 25, $170 ton, Dixon, Ill. Ill., and Wayne Wolfe, Nappanee; son- Nathan and Kaitlyn (Slabaugh) and United Federal Credit Union, Invalid boat registration — Wen- Services were held Oct. 13. in-law, Derek Critchlow, Nappanee; Bontrager, Bremen, are the parents $161,858.24 tao Bao, 49, $145 sisters, Kathy Weeks, Henrietta, N.Y, of a son, Benjamin Davis, born at 1:40 Kenneth D. Litwiller JPMorgan Chase Bank NA v. Learner’s permit violation — Jos- and Donna Ginther, Wellston, Ohio; a.m. Oct. 8, 2018, at Blessed Begin- Kenneth D. Litwiller, 84, Middle- Benjamin Gray, Bristol; Cayley Co- ue D. Escalante, 18, $145 and brother, Jim Burrows, Eldred, Pa. nings Care Center, Nappanee. He bury, died at 7:25 p.m Oct. 8, 2018, ryn a/k/a Cayley Gray, Bristol; and Never obtained valid driver’s li- Services were held Oct. 13. weighed 7 pounds, 10 ounces and was in his home. Home Loan Investment Bank FSB, cense — Jessica R. Cress, 22, $440.50, 20 1/2 inches long. He was born Aug. 26, 1934, and Ervin A. Whetstone $82,973.59 one year good behavior, 60-day license Benjamin joins a brother, Jacob. married Shirley Slagel Dec. 27, Ervin A. Whetstone, 91, Topeka, JPMorgan Chase Bank NA v. suspension; Elizabeth Flores Sanchez, 1964. She survives with daughters, died at 5:55 a.m. Oct. 8, 2018, at Tyler Jace Lehman James C. Morgan, Middlebury, Cheryl Albrecht, Sebewaing, Mich., Parkview Regional Medical Center, Brian and Mary (Schwartz) Lehm- $196,545.44 Continued on page 8 8 www.the-papers.com — the PAPER — Tuesday, October 16, 2018 County RepoRt National American Legion Continued from page 7 21, $440.50, 60-day license suspension No insurance — Jakayla L. Tobar, 22, $170 commander visits Nappanee post No operator’s license in posses- sion — Jose F. Medina, 41, $140 Operating Class B motor driven By RAY BALOGH cycle without proper license en- Staff Writer dorsement — Harvey D. Wheeler, 47, $145 American Legion National Operating motor vehicle while Commander Brett Reistad of intoxicated — Joshua R. Nelson, 37, the American Legion spoke $805.50, one year reporting probation, briefly and held a meet and 50 hours community service, 30-day greet to a capacity crowd Mon- license suspension with credit; Felix day, Oct. 8, at Post 154 in Nap- G. Diaz, 55, $755.50, 10 days jail to be panee. About 75 local Legion served on five weekends, one year report- ing probation, 90-day license suspension; members packed the dining Marcos T. Godoy, 42, $805.50, one year hall to meet Reistad and Kathy reporting probation, 30-day license sus- Dungan, the national president pension, 50 hours community service; of the American Legion Auxil- Jason A. Riehl, 28, $805.50, 359 days iary. reporting probation, 70-day license sus- Reistad and Dungan, ac- pension with credit companied by a coterie of 10 Operating motor vehicle while in- aides and assistants, stopped toxicated/false government identifi- in Nappanee during a six-day cation — Norberto Madera, 49, $786.50 65 YEAR REUNION — Wakarusa High School Class of 1953 cel- (Flory) Wickizer. swing through Indiana, dur- Possession of false identification ebrated its 65th anniversary Aug. 11 at Bent Oak Golf Clubhouse/Res- In the second row are Jean (Myers) Smeltzer, Sandra (Eby) Pitt- ing which they visited all 17 — Benjamin Rangel, 34, $175 taurant. man, Sharon (Yoder) Poe, Marilyn (Weldy) Rohrer, Doris Rink and Betty Hoosier posts. During Reistad’s Possession of marijuana — Austin Shown are those who attended. In the front row, from left, are Larry (Loucks) Hand. one-year tenure, the group will C. Diaz, 21, $805.50, serve four week- Sawyer, Eleanor (Martin) Yoder, Freda (Hartzler) Friesen, Elnora (Mu- In the back row are Herman Royer, Lee Weldy and J.R. Rohrer. (Pho- visit all 50 states and several ends in community oriented work pro- maw) Weaver, Betty (Kent) Treesh, Helen (Weaver) Bontrager and Ruth to provided) gram thru ECCC, one year reporting American Legion posts in Asia probation; Austin C. Diaz, 21, $235.50, and Europe. 180 days reporting probation; Loralee “We will be on the road 340 L. Metz, 21, $705.50, one year reporting to 350 days in the next year,” probation World Missionary Press marks 57 years said Ken Knight, aide to the na- Public intoxication — James D. tional commander. “We do this Wieland, 47, $185, 160 days at ECCC work release World Missionary Press Inc. 146 in New Paris. Equipment in Goshen. Reservations should Asia. Special music will feature every year after the new com- Speeding — Colton R. Holloman, 18, has completed 57 years of pro- will be running and refreshments be called in to (574) 831-2111, ext. Matthew Dickerson on the ham- mander is elected in August.” $170; Gary A. Gerard, 60, $170; Linda G. ducing Scripture booklets, Bible served. The last tour begins at 245. Doors open at 5 p.m. Special mered dulcimer. “I talked a little about mem- Caldwell, 45, $170; Ashley E. Eggleston, study booklets, salvation color- 3:40 p.m. Tours will begin in the music begins at 5:30 p.m., fol- World Missionary Press Inc. bership and its importance,” 24, $170; Javier J. Carrillo, 22, $170; ing books and New Testaments new property, with parking near lowed by dinner at 6 p.m. has been producing an average said Reistad. “We need to stop Dorrel Farquharson, 52, $170; Dennis B. for distribution in 210 countries. the railroad. Newly-acquired Main speaker Brother Mak has of more than 7,000,000 Scrip- the loss of members” resulting Church, 64, $170; Almitia K. Reynolds, During that time, 348 languages equipment and building improve- been involved in a literature dis- ture booklets, Bible study book- from the deaths of World War 59, $170; Domenica G. Valdez Ortiz, 19, have been printed and sent free of ments have increased production tribution ministry in China for lets, salvation coloring books and II members “and start to gain $170; Mindy L. Rodriguez-Villegas, 37, charge to thousands of distribu- capacity. many years. Field flash reports New Testaments per month, all membership. We have a unique $290.50 tors worldwide. The 57th anniversary celebra- will be given by Steve Bakos and for free distribution around the opportunity to do that this year Speeding/GSN — German Vega Her- nandez, 28, $170 And open house from 2 to 4 p.m. tion carry-in dinner is scheduled Tom Faunce, long-time distribu- world. The work is encouraged by with our focus on the Legion’s Theft — Katrinka Harville, 36, $605, Saturday, Oct. 20, will be held at Saturday, Oct. 20, at Maple City tors of World Missionary Press help given by more than 700 vol- one year reporting probation; Adam F. WMP headquarters at 19168 CR Chapel, 2015 Lincolnway (US 33) materials in Latin America and unteers from 100+ churches. Torres, 26, $590, one year non-reporting Name your price garage sale to benefit Shepherd’s Cove probation, 30 hours community service; Lisa L. McNamara, 44, $570, one year If you still have an itch to get reporting probation; Kurt J. Hunter, Activities at area public libraries great deals, but the summer ga- 43, $555, $729.31 restitution, serve four rage sale season is over, you are weekends in community oriented work Bristol Public Library Oct. 19 — Lights Out, 6:30 p.m. p.m. less (infants-toddlers), 10-10:30 in luck. This event is set for 1 program, one year reporting probation; Oct. 16 — Story Time, 10:30 a.m. Oct. 20 — Greyt Readers visit, Oct. 23-24 — Toddler Time, 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. Sunday, Oct. 21. The Jack M.F. Johnson, 35, $605, one year Oct. 20 — Wine Cork Pumpkin 1 p.m. a.m. Oct. 20 — Scan-A-Thon Shepherd’s Cove will open its reporting probation Craft, 11 a.m. to noon. Cost is $5. Oct. 22 — Children’s Evil Ge- Oct. 23-24 — Preschool Story (adults), 10 a.m. - 2 p.m. doors for the name your price Limit 20 people. Materials are nius Sessions, 4-5 p.m. Time, 11 a.m. Oct. 23 — Art in the Making garage sale fundraiser. Halloween-themed supplied. Middlebury Public Library Nappanee Public Library (ages 5-12), 6:30-7:30 p.m. Just pay what you think your yoga set for Ox Goshen Public Library Oct. 18 — Babies & Books, 10 Oct. 17 — The Button Keepers Wakarusa Public Library items are worth to you. All stock Oct. 16 — Pages & Popcorn for a.m. (adults), 10 a.m. - noon Oct. 17 — Beginning Story on the floor will be available for Bow County Park Teens: “Love Simon,” 5:30-8 p.m. Oct. 18 — Writers Group, 7 Oct. 18 — Lego Club (kids- Hour, 10:15 a.m. this event, including clothing, Oct. 17 — Children’s Storytime p.m. tweens), 4-5 p.m. Oct. 18 — Family program, shoes, household items, toys, Elkhart County Parks will of- (ages 2-5), 10:30 a.m. Oct. 20 — Women of World War Oct. 18 — Hook & Wool 6:30 p.m. books, tapes and CDs and knick fer a special Halloween edition of Oct. 18 — Teen Cafe Thurs- II, 10:30 a.m. (tweens-adults), 6-7:30 p.m. Oct. 22 — For Dial-A-Story, call knacks. The furniture and larg- “Yoga in the Parks,” from 6 to 7 days: Pumpkin Fest, 4-6 p.m. Oct. 23 — Books & Brews, 5:30 Oct. 19 — The Young & Rest- (574) 862-4441. er baby items selection are also p.m. Wednesday, Oct. 24, at Ox Bow included, but will have a sug- County Park. gested price, however OBO is Youth ages 6-17 are encouraged Goshen Theater capital campaign update always welcomed. to wear their Halloween costume In addition, there is the and enjoy an hour of fun outdoor Since April 11 when the Goshen paign would take 12-18 months. es to the auditorium and stage dur- to me, but I’m thinking that it was Shepherd’s Cove craft and bake guided yoga with Amanda from Theater’s fundraising task force Having begun the campaign in ing this phase of a larger, multi- someone who was associated with a sale in the lobby. The craft sales Peace Love Yoga Michiana. Partici- launched the public phase of a $5.2 August 2017, there are now six phase effort, the theater board is church group that met there.” includes a variety of handmade pants should plan to dress for the million capital campaign, several months left to raise the remain- exploring whether it will be possi- Perhaps someone reading this items, including baby blankets weather, bring water and their own dozen additional supporters con- ing $410,363 to reach the goal. For ble to continue to rent those spaces will know? If so, contact Risser at and bonnets, hats and mittens; mats. A limited number of mats tributed or pledged $209,637 as of more information about the cam- during the eight to 10 months of (574) 971-6678. and featuring the Shepherd’s will be available for use. Aug. 30. paign or to contribute, contact Sha- construction in 2019. Cove signature handmade Cost is $10 per person and open The current amount of contri- ron Risser at (574) 971-6678. Original Blueprints? A Minor Ruthmere’s free braided rugs. You may also to ages 6-17. To sign up for “Yoga in butions, grants and pledges now .Bids Arrive In March 2019 Miracle custom order rugs in specific the Parks,” register online before stands at $4,789,637, or 93 percent The capital campaign will fund After reading about the theater family Sunday colors. Tuesday, Oct. 23, at elkhartcoun- of the goal. This represents 84 sepa- the updating and upgrading of project in the June newsletter, Ter- By MADDIE WAMPLER Proceeds from the sale are to typarks.org. rate commitments. Aly Sterling, the parts of the theater building begin- ry Herschberger contacted Capital Staff Writer help pay for monthly expenses Ox Bow County Park is located fundraising consultant hired by the ning in May 2019. Campaign Manager Risser and and the new roof. The roof on at 23033 CR 45 in Dunlap. board in 2017, projected the cam- To meet that schedule, Kil Archi- asked whether she was interested Free family Sundays offer free the donated building needed tectural Services from South Bend, in a set of original blueprints of admission for either the Ruthmere extensive repairs, and last year has been hired to do the design the theater he found in his storage. or Havilah Beardsley House the a new roof was put on at a cost • Men’s preparation and create the con- Risser said, “Yes!” first Sunday of each month, April of $104,000. The loan for the • Children struction documents that will be The blueprints are from the through November. new roof is due by December Hiz & Herr’s used when contractors bid on the 1906-07 construction of the current The Beaux Arts home will be 2019. If that loan is not paid off • Color project in March 2019. building. They are very fragile and open from 1 to 4 p.m., completed by that time, Shepherd’s Cove Hair Salon • Wax The changes include new, code- are being scanned by a specialty with silk wall coverings, murals will lose the building. The or- compliant restrooms, an elevator shop in South Bend. Hopefully, cop- and paintings, hand carved wood- ganization has raised $48,000 NOW OPEN SUN. & MON. • Women’s to serve all four floors, new HVAC, ies will expedite the process of cre- work, sculptures, and art glass. so far and ongoing fundraisers electrical and plumbing systems, ating construction documents. Hours: Mon. 9-2, Tues. 12-9, Wed. 9-5, • Cuts Tours of Ruthmere Museum and are planned to reach that goal. upgrades to the stage lights and “The blueprints were given to Havilah Beardsley House during Thurs. 12-9, Fri. Closed, Sat. 8-3, Sun. 10-5 • Perms Shepherd’s Cove is also hosting audio system and other smaller im- me maybe 25 or 30 years ago,” said the week are Tuesday through Sun- a Hacienda Gives Back Fiesta provements. Herschberger, who lives in Elkhart. day, 10 a.m. until 3 p.m. and 1 to 3 8471 Main St., New Paris, IN 46553 • 574-831-2494 night Oct. 24 at the Elkhart Because there will be few chang- “I don’t remember who gave them p.m. Sundays. Hacienda. Token coupons can Tuesday, October 16, 2018 — the PAPER — www.the-papers.com 9 County RepoRt National American Legion commander visits Nappanee post

By RAY BALOGH centennial. We have programs in all four Staff Writer “I try to instill the Legion’s areas.” early history and historic The Legion sponsors youth American Legion National events in the audience,” he said, baseball, a national high school Commander Brett Reistad of “and encourage posts to have oratorical contest, a junior the American Legion spoke open houses to showcase their shooting program and Boys briefly and held a meet and benefits.” State, a one-week summer lead- greet to a capacity crowd Mon- Reistad spent 13 years of his ership training program. day, Oct. 8, at Post 154 in Nap- Legion career as a state histo- The organization’s newest panee. About 75 local Legion rian in Virginia. He hails from program is a youth law en- members packed the dining Manassas. forcement academy. The first hall to meet Reistad and Kathy “That gave me the time and academy in Indiana drew more Dungan, the national president resources to read about the past than 50 high school juniors and of the American Legion Auxil- of this organization and pre- seniors. “We incorporate patrio- iary. pare the last couple years for tism and physical fitness” into Reistad and Dungan, ac- the commander position.” the curriculum, said Reistad. companied by a coterie of 10 Reistad said the American Dungan said, “The auxiliary aides and assistants, stopped Legion was “in large part re- is here to support the Legion in in Nappanee during a six-day sponsible” for legislation creat- any way we can. We are visit- (Flory) Wickizer. swing through Indiana, dur- ing the agency now known as ing the local units because that In the second row are Jean (Myers) Smeltzer, Sandra (Eby) Pitt- ing which they visited all 17 the Department of Veterans is where the work is done. Our man, Sharon (Yoder) Poe, Marilyn (Weldy) Rohrer, Doris Rink and Betty Hoosier posts. During Reistad’s Affairs. “We are stakeholders in grass roots members are the (Loucks) Hand. one-year tenure, the group will that organization,” he said. most important part of our or- In the back row are Herman Royer, Lee Weldy and J.R. Rohrer. (Pho- visit all 50 states and several The Legion also drafted the ganization, because they serve to provided) American Legion posts in Asia Servicemen’s Readjustment Act the mission and work it every and Europe. of 1944, also known as the GI day.” “We will be on the road 340 Bill. “The national framework American Legion Auxiliary to 350 days in the next year,” was written by a past com- is a separate organization from World Missionary Press marks 57 years said Ken Knight, aide to the na- mander,” said Reistad. the Legion, she said. It started tional commander. “We do this Part of Reistad’s mission is to a year after the Legion was Asia. Special music will feature every year after the new com- address misconceptions about founded and is celebrating its Matthew Dickerson on the ham- mander is elected in August.” the organization. “I want people 99th year in 2018. mered dulcimer. “I talked a little about mem- to understand the American Le- “Serving our heroes is my pas- World Missionary Press Inc. bership and its importance,” gion is not about being the cor- sion,” said Dungan. “Our motto has been producing an average said Reistad. “We need to stop ner bar,” he said. is ‘service, not self.’ My goal is to of more than 7,000,000 Scrip- the loss of members” resulting “The organization is based on make a difference in the lives of ture booklets, Bible study book- from the deaths of World War four pillars: our veterans, our our veterans, active duty mili- lets, salvation coloring books and II members “and start to gain children and youth, national tary and their families.” New Testaments per month, all membership. We have a unique defense and Americanism pa- For more information, call NATIONAL COMMANDER — American Legion National Command- for free distribution around the opportunity to do that this year triotism and the understanding the Nappanee post at (574) 773- er Brett Reistad addresses an overflow crowd at Nappanee Post 154 dur- world. The work is encouraged by with our focus on the Legion’s of the American constitution. 7686. ing a meet and greet Monday, Oct. 8. (Photo by Ray Balogh) help given by more than 700 vol- unteers from 100+ churches. Name your price garage sale to benefit Shepherd’s Cove If you still have an itch to get be downloaded online or picked looking for a volunteer opportu- get one piece of furniture a cal- off your leftover garage sale great deals, but the summer ga- up at the name your price sale. nity, this is a good way to see endar year, and a photo ID and items. rage sale season is over, you are Twenty percent of sales that what we do and how you can proof of Social Security number Shepherd’s Cove is located at less (infants-toddlers), 10-10:30 in luck. This event is set for 1 day accompanied by a token help.” is required at that time. 347 W. Lusher Ave., Elkhart. a.m. to 4 p.m. Sunday, Oct. 21. The coupon will be donated to the The Shepherd’s Cove Cloth- Donations are accepted all The Shepherd’s Cove Cloth- Oct. 20 — Scan-A-Thon Shepherd’s Cove will open its Shepherd’s Cove. This includes ing Pantry is supplied by dona- year, from 9 a.m. to 2 p.m. ing Pantry Inc. is an all volun- (adults), 10 a.m. - 2 p.m. doors for the name your price to-go orders and purchase of tions and distributes to families Thursdays, Fridays and Sat- teer organization and serves Oct. 23 — Art in the Making garage sale fundraiser. gift certificates. in the area. Clients may come urdays, at the back of the more than 400 families per (ages 5-12), 6:30-7:30 p.m. Just pay what you think your “We want everyone to come in once a month and shop for building. Children’s clothing month. For more information, Wakarusa Public Library items are worth to you. All stock and check us out and get a as much as they need for free. is generally in great demand. visit www.shepherds-cove.org Oct. 17 — Beginning Story on the floor will be available for great deal on some things for There is no income verification This is a good way to drop or visit its Facebook page. Hour, 10:15 a.m. this event, including clothing, yourself or for Christmas gifts,” and no ID is required, but it Oct. 18 — Family program, shoes, household items, toys, said Sharlee Morain, executive does make the check in process Northeast of Warsaw • West of North Webster • Oswego 6:30 p.m. books, tapes and CDs and knick director. “If you or your group is a little easier. Clients may only Kosciusko County, IN Oct. 22 — For Dial-A-Story, call knacks. The furniture and larg- (574) 862-4441. er baby items selection are also Real Estate included, but will have a sug- gested price, however OBO is Goshen Theater capital campaign update always welcomed. Established in 1945 In addition, there is the Not thE oldEst, Not thE largEst, But thE BEst AUCTION to me, but I’m thinking that it was Shepherd’s Cove craft and bake CoMMErCIal rEal EstatE auCtIoN Tuesday, November 6 • 6 PM someone who was associated with a PROPERTY LOCATION: From US 30 in Warsaw, sale in the lobby. The craft sales travel north to CR 600 N on the south side of church group that met there.” includes a variety of handmade Tuesday, Oct. 30, 2018 Leesburg, turn east ½ mile to Baseline Rd. Then Perhaps someone reading this items, including baby blankets Auction Begins @ 5 PM .25± turn north ½ mile to Armstrong Rd, then turn will know? If so, contact Risser at and bonnets, hats and mittens; 105 South Morgan Street, Mentone, IN 46539 east 3 miles to First Street in Oswego, turn (574) 971-6678. south to Rader Rd, then turn west and follow, and featuring the Shepherd’s acres will turn south to CR 550 N, then turn west. All Cove signature handmade 72Offered in 3 Tracts Tracts are on the north side of CR 550 N, Tract Ruthmere’s free braided rugs. You may also 1-3 are approximately ¼ mile west of Tract 4. AUCTION LOCATION: At The Meeting Place, 475 Anchorage Rd. Warsaw IN. custom order rugs in specific . TRACT INFORMATION family Sunday colors. TRACT #1: 20± ACRES, 2300 Riverside Drive / CR 550 N, Warsaw. Cozy, two story By MADDIE WAMPLER Proceeds from the sale are to mill home on the edge of the Tippecanoe River, 3-bedroom, 1 bath, enclosed Staff Writer help pay for monthly expenses deck on the riverside. Fish, hunt, and wildlife. Great retreat property, retirement and the new roof. The roof on home or young family, nearly all wooded. Free family Sundays offer free the donated building needed TRACT #2: 21± ACRES, 2356 CR 550 N, Warsaw. All brick, country ranch home, admission for either the Ruthmere extensive repairs, and last year updated kitchen with all appliances. Two Bedroom, living room, 1 bath, two car or Havilah Beardsley House the a new roof was put on at a cost garage, full basement on CR 550 N. Enjoy hunting and fishing, recreation and first Sunday of each month, April wildlife, along the winding Tippecanoe River, 13.5± wooded acres and 5± acres of $104,000. The loan for the pasture or tillable, approximately 2.5± acre mill pond, for fishing, swimming and through November. new roof is due by December 8,200 sq ft Heated Building great camping area with electricity secluded off the road. The Beaux Arts home will be 2019. If that loan is not paid off w/2 Private Office Areas and Bathrooms TRACT #3: 31.25± ACRES, 3 storage buildings, great open from 1 to 4 p.m., completed by that time, Shepherd’s Cove Loading Dock, 2 Overhead Doors, Blacktop Parking Lot, Zoned Commercial, horse property, fishing on the mill race pond, great INSPECTIONS AND OPEN with silk wall coverings, murals will lose the building. The or- Open Span Steel Walls, Tile Flooring, Retail & Warehouse Space open for hunting and wildlife with the meandering Tippeca- HOUSE DATE: Maximum Flexibility of use. Directly behind Lake City Bank in Mentone, IN and paintings, hand carved wood- ganization has raised $48,000 noe, excellent potential building site, 5± acres of till- Sun., Oct. 14 • 1-3 PM work, sculptures, and art glass. so far and ongoing fundraisers WIEGMANN AUCTIONEERS able land or pasture with road frontage on CR 550 N. Call for private inspections Tours of Ruthmere Museum and are planned to reach that goal. 812 E. Tillman Road Fort Wayne, IN 46816 OWNER: Oswego Farms, LLC • SALE MANAGER: Gary Bailey Havilah Beardsley House during Shepherd’s Cove is also hosting Ron #AU08900060 AC63001504 Call for brochure or visit our website AU09200000 the week are Tuesday through Sun- a Hacienda Gives Back Fiesta Go to wiegmannauctioneers.com day, 10 a.m. until 3 p.m. and 1 to 3 night Oct. 24 at the Elkhart 800-659-9759 • 574-858-2859 or call (260) 447-4311 for more information p.m. Sundays. Hacienda. 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Every child in kinder- also a great time to meet and would like to know more, contact garten through 12th grade is greet 4-H volunteers and find the Purdue Extension Elkhart invited. more information about the lo- County office at (574) 533-0554 The purpose of this event is cal 4-H program. or visit www.extension.purdue. to introduce new families to the Four-H enrollment is free for edu/elkhart. Temperature drop should bring out fall colors After recent weeks of hotter- along roadsides regularly give become visible as the amount than-usual weather, the recent a great show of red, orange and of chlorophyll dwindles. significant drop in tempera- yellow. The full forest show in cen- ture across the state should get If you plan to go sightseeing tral Indiana should begin in the things moving toward the fall for fall colors, you can contact next two to four weeks, depend- colors Hoosiers love. the Purdue Extension office in ing on weather, and continue The best fall color forma- the county of your destination for several weeks as long as the tion happens with bright, for a report. Another option is state doesn’t experience windy warm days, cool nights and to call the nearest state park. storms, Tauscher said. moist soils, according to Carrie Colors vary statewide and from Once the leaves fall, Tauscher Tauscher, the DNR Division of county to county. said Hoosiers should consider Forestry’s Community & Urban “With all the events going mulching their yard leaves STATE INSECT — LaToya Gilbert, a former student in Merry Lea’s Forestry program coordinator. on in parks and orchards and instead of bagging them and master’s in environmental education program, models a firefly costume. While all of Indiana has ex- other fall destinations, you’re sending them to a landfill. One The Say’s firefly was recently named the state insect. (Photo provided) perienced bright, warm days, going to enjoy the ambiance no option is to mow leaves and let overnight lows and soil mois- matter what,” Tauscher said. them be absorbed into the lawn, tures have varied dramatically “Just get outside and enjoy the providing nutrients for the next Enchanted Forest throughout the state. fall.” growing season. Another use Nonetheless, the tourist Leaves produce pigments is to layer them onto planting features new state insect towns of southern Indiana such that give them color. During beds, which provides nutrients The Enchanted Forest at Mer- The nature center offers chil- as Nashville, Madison and Me- spring and summer, the green and protection against wind ry Lea Environmental Learning dren and their favorite adults a dora shouldn’t fret, Tauscher pigment, chlorophyll, is domi- erosion. “It kills me when peo- Center of Goshen College in Wolf night hike where animals talk 7 said. Sassafras and sweetgum nant. When days become short- ple throw all those good leaves Lake, makes northern Indiana a to 8:30 p.m. Friday and Satur- trees in forest understories and er, other pigments in the leaf to the curb,” she said. bit more magical each autumn. day, Oct. 26 and 27. Volunteers costumed as a va- riety of native animals talk with children about what their lives are like. The animals discuss favorite foods, fears, habitat and other aspects of their lifestyles. Children’s questions provide the wild cards that keep actors do- ing their homework. The kero- sene lanterns the guides carry lend a sense of old-fashioned ad- venture to the event. This year, one lucky volun- teer has a special role: portray- ing Indiana’s new state insect, the Say’s firefly, Pyractomena angulate. The legislation that selected the firefly passed in March 2018 due to the efforts of children at Cumberland El- ementary School in West Lafay- ette. During a four-year period, the children wrote letters and gathered signatures on behalf of their favorite beetle. Merry Lea’s 2018 Enchanted Forest will also feature the rac- coon, skunk, opossum, snap- ping turtle, toad, great-horned owl and monarch butterfly. All of these animals are found on Merry Lea’s property. Snacks and live music round out the . evening. Students in Merry Lea’s mas- ter’s in environmental education program will portray most of the animals. The degree program includes study of environmental issues, natural history, leader- ship, pedagogy, land manage- ment and research methods. Merry Lea’s degree is distinc- tive in that it includes an in- ternational component in the Bahamas and can be completed within one calendar year. The Enchanted Forest will take place at Merry Lea’s farm- stead barn site, 2152 S. 425W, Albion. It does not require ad- vance registration. Pay $3.50 per person at the door.