Day Sponsor - Nappanee Apple Festival

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Nappanee Apple Festival
Welcome to the 39th Annual Nappanee Apple Festival! Thank
you for your ongoing support and attendance at the festival. We
hope you have a great time and enjoy all the events we have to
offer.
Committee members would like to extend a big thank you to
our sponsors who provide us with funding to bring so many
attractions to the festival each year. Also, a huge thank you to
all of our volunteers, the Nappanee Chamber of Commerce, the
City of Nappanee, and the local residents.
Have fun and enjoy the festival!
The Apple Festival “Core” Committee
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2014 Apple Festival
Grand Marshal
Max Bigler
One year ago Max Bigler was in the midst of home
health care following a spell in the hospital and a
stretch in the nursing home. Life was bleak and
frustrating for a man who had been busy everyday
up until mid summer 2013 driving the Elder Haus
(senior center) bus and transporting seniors
around Nappanee.
In August he celebrates one year of rehabilitated
health and will take Twizzlers to the girls at the
nursing home and commemorate the day with a
glass of tomato juice (a salute to the drink he had everyday when he was
there).
Max, a young 87, says, “I may walk like an old man”, but he lives life to the
fullest and believes in a good laugh every day for continued fine health. He
plays cards 3-4 days a week at Elder Haus, enjoys some meals at Real
Services, still teaches a Sunday School class, and enjoys vacations with
his family. Friday card day is with five ladies. “I wanted to find out what
women talked about when they get together!” He laughed!
After he got out of the army he went to work for Pletcher Motor Co. Then
came a 321/2 year turn at the Nappanee Post Office . During that period he
split 30 years of part time work between McCormick Motors & StahlyStillson (now Jim Moore Motors). When he retired from the Post Office he
decided to be a red coat at Elkhart General Hospital. Six months later Dee
Leavitt (then director of the Elder Haus) called and said the senior center
was in need of a van driver. Max asked, “Do you pay?” The answer was yes.
He replied, “I’ll be there.”
His mother (Thelma) was a Metzler and sister to the Metzler Shoe owners.
Dad (Harry) worked at Coppes for 50 years. Max had six siblings. “I was
kind of ornery - not with the police - but with Mom. I got more spankings
than the other six combined,” he reflected.
Max joined the First Brethren Church when he married his wife, Delores
in 1949. (They were married 60 years before she passed away.) He has
taught Sunday School nearly 60 years to several different age groups.
“I’m slowing down a bit and another friend now teaches two out of the four
Sundays,” He commented.
“I’ve been a busy boy. All three kids have college degrees that I helped them
with.” Max said. Son, Greg, has Andy, Julie and Laura; son, Grant, has Tod
and Aaron (twins) and Kelsey; daughter, Gail, moved in with dad after his
bout with health issues. She has worked at the Goshen Hospital Foundation
since 2009.
For the first time in his life Max had to get a passport, as he will be traveling
to Ontario with Gail, Greg and his family. “The younger ones are in charge of
the trip and I’m along for the ride!” Another first will be seeing Niagara Falls.
A year ago he was parade marshal for the July 4 procession and his two
granddaughters, Kelsey and Laura, joined him. This year at the Apple
Festival granddaughter, Julie, will be at his side. Max is starting to think
about all they want him to do during the festival. Judging pies - “I have
sugar, so may have to forget that.” Judge some old cars - “Now how do you
judge that? I’ll take somebody with me who knows!”
But if you know Max, whatever he is called to do during the festival, it will be
with good humor and enjoying every minute of it.
As for living in Nappanee all his life, Max reflects, “When you get where God
wants you, why would you move?”
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Attractions. . .
As seen on NBC’s hit reality TV show America’s
Got Talent, Chicago Boyz consist of talented
young men and boys from the Chicagoland area
Carnival & Food Concessions
Chicago Boyz Acrobatic Team
Shows on Friday, Saturday & Sunday
Library Parking Lot #12
Two Stages of Entertainment
Featuring Variety of Live Music!
CenturyLink Stage at Leadership Park #8
& Martin’s Super Market Entertainment
Tent at Depot Plaza #3
. . .Highlights
enjoy the sights, sounds, smells, taste and fun of the 2014 Nappanee Apple Festival
Granpa Cratchet Kids Show/Puppets
Shows Daily #10
Wings & Wheels and Car Show
Saturday 12-4 pm at Airport #23
(Rain Date Sunday, September 21)
Indiana’s Largest
7’ Baked Apple Pie
At El Cielito Lindo
Mexican Restaurant #9
Parade with
Airplane Fly Over
Saturday 10:30 am
Downtown & US 6 E
Road Run 5K Saturday 7:30 am &
Embrace The Pace Half Marathon Saturday 7:30 am
From Amish Acres, CR 3 #17
Registration begins Saturday at 6:00 am
(Applications available online)
Antique Tractor & Engine Show
Friday & Saturday
Nappanee Power From the Past
Showgrounds #18
Over 120 Craft Booths
Over 50 Commercial Booths #4
located at Napple Store & Depot Plaza
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Visit us at www.nappaneeapplefestival.org
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See map located in center of brochure for all event locations
Raffle
Tickets & Drawing
Cost: $1.00 per ticket
Must be 18 to purchase ticket
Need not be present to win
Drawing held at 5:30 p.m. on Sunday at the
Martin’s Super Market Entertainment Tent
Depot Plaza #3
Raffle license number on file and number printed on all tickets
1st Prize
$1,000 Cash
Provided by Apple Festival Committee
2nd Prize
$600 Cash
3rd Prize
Sonos Wireless Sound System
Provided by Pro IT Solutions
4th Prize
$400 Gift Certificate from Persing Tire & Lube
Provided by Persing Tire & Lube
5th Prize
$300 Visa Gift Card
39th annual Apple Festival
Schedule of Events
Saturday, September 13, 2014-gates open 12:30pm
2 pm Nappanee Apple Festival Tractor and Truck Pull ($)
13,500# Pure Farm Stock (7 mph)
8,000 4x4 Diesel (only street stock trucks)
(first 25 registered pull)
10,000# IL Stock Pullers Association (must be member)
13,000# Open Farm Stock (no mph limit)
5,500# ABBMR Modified Tractors (must be member)
16,500# Pure Farm Stock (7 mph)
12,000# IL Stock Pullers Association (must be member)
15,000# Open Farm Stock (no mph limit)
8,000# Diesel Trucks 4 x 4 Modified
Callander Sportsplex #20
Major Sponsors: George’s Grain Farm, Inc., Jenkins
6th Prize
$200 Gas Card
Automotive, Kent’s Excavating & Plumbing, Persing
Tire & Lube, Inc.
Supporting Sponsors: George’s Service & Car Wash,
Glen’s Tire, Hochstetler Grain & Equipment, Lake City Bank,
Locke Performance LLC, Mast Service Center, McGrew Tractor Parts, Petroleum Solutions, Popcorn Construction,
Paul’s Welding, Rentown Country Store, Wakarusa Heavy Equipment Sales & Rental, Woodland Variety Store
*Order of lineup subject to change
7th Prize
One Overnight Stay
Homespun Country Inn B&B
Provided by Homespun Country Inn B&B
8th Prize
Foursome of Golf
McCormick Creek Golf Course
Provided by McCormick Creek Golf Course
Monday, September 15, 2014
7 pm. . .Festival Kickoff Reception
Nappanee Heritage Center #15
Sponsor: Downie Chrysler Jeep
Dodge
Refreshments provided by Dal-Mar
Catering
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Map Code
Thursday, September 18
Day Sponsor: John’s Auto Spa
5-9pm
Craft Booths - Clark St. #4
Commercial Booths - Clark St. #4 located at
Napple Store
Food Booths - Depot Plaza #3
& Depot Plaza
Napple Store Apple Specialties - Clark St. #5
Apple Dumpling Contest Viewing/Voting
Depot Plaza #3
Apple Festival Raffle Ticket Sales: $1
Depot Gazebo #3 & Clark St. Gazebo #5
Apple Festival Information
Staffed by PSI IOTA XI Sorority
Sponsor: Reliance Construction
5-close
Carnival Rides – Wristband Days:
Thursday ($15), Friday ($18),
Saturday ($20), Sunday ($18)
Downtown #1
Provided by Burton Brothers Amusements
5:30-7pm
Martin’s Super Market Entertainment Tent:
Main Stage at Depot Plaza #3
5:30-9pm
6pm
BLUE RIVER JAZZ
DRIFFWOOD / SHINY SHINY BLACK /
TUMBLEWEED JUMPERS (variety)
CenturyLink Stage/Leadership Park #8
THE GRANPA CRATCHET
KIDS SHOW & PUPPETS
North Clark Street #10
Sponsor: Polyvinyl Sales by: Digger Specialties, Inc.
Miss Apple Blossom Scholarship Pageant
8pm
THE GRANPA CRATCHET
KIDS SHOW & PUPPETS
9-10pm
BLUE RIVER JAZZ
Indiana’s Largest 7 Foot Baked Apple Pie
(Located at El Cielito Lindo Mexican Restaurant #9
Sponsor: Topping Dental Group, PC
Sponsor: 1st Source Bank
7pm
Friday, September 19
Day Sponsor: Anglemeyer Osteopathic Family Clinic
Sponsor: Thompson-Lengacher & Yoder Funeral Home
Sawmill demos, wheat threshing, hand baling,
Steam engines, apple press and much more!
Antique Tractor Parade - 5:00 pm
Lily Pearl’s Square Dancing Tractors - 7:00pm
Spark Show - Dusk (Friday only)
Nappanee Power From The Past Showgrounds #18
Hosted by: Nappanee Power From The Past
Lead Sponsor: Kountry Wood Products
Supporting Sponsors: Hahn, Inc., Kindig & Sloat
Attorneys, Challenger Door
International Harvester 1915 McCormick Mogul 30-60
Sponsor: Bane-Welker Equipment
10am-5pm
Quilt Exhibit
Heritage House Senior Living #21
11am-9pm
All Day
Commercial Booths - Clark St. #4 located at
Napple Store
& Depot Plaza
Depot Plaza #3
Sponsor: Heritage House Senior Living
11:30am-
12:30pm
MIKE HEMMELGARN (comedy juggler & ventriloquist)
Sponsor: Tuttle Family Foundation
11:30am-1pm BILLY D (variety)
1-2:30pm
SILLY SAFARIS (live animal show)
Sponsor: CenturyLink
1:30-3:30pm Senior Bingo
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9am-8pm
Sponsor: Center for Hospice Care
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2:30-3:30pmMIKE HEMMELGARN(comedy juggler & ventriloquist)
3:30-4:30pm BILLY D (variety)
4-4:45pm
4:45-5:30pm BILLY D (variety)
5-6pm
5pm-close
Friday ($18), Saturday ($20), Sunday ($18)
Downtown #1
5:30-7pm
EXIT 41 (light classic rock)
6pm
6pm
6-7:30pm
THE GRANPA CRATCHET
KIDS SHOW & PUPPETS
CHICAGO BOYZ ACROBATIC TEAM
Sponsor: ECCVB and WSBT News 22
7:30-9:30pm GUITAR BANJO BAND (bluegrass)
7:30-10pm
HIGH LIFE (variety)
8pm
THE GRANPA CRATCHET
KIDS SHOW & PUPPETS
8pm
Sponsor: OSMC
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Saturday, September 20
Day Sponsor: L.J. Wagner Home Interiors
6-10am
7:30am
Pancake and Sausage Breakfast ($)
Miller’s Apple Orchard #16
7:30am
8:45am 9am
9am-5pm
Embrace the Pace Half Marathon Starts ($)
Amish Acres CR 3 #17
(Registration begins at 6:00 am)
10am-5pm
10am-9pm
Provided by North Main Street Mennonite Church
Apple Festival 5K Road Run Starts ($)
Amish Acres CR 3 #17
(Registration begins at 6:00 am)
Sponsor: Compassionate Caregivers
Sponsor: Aluminum Trailer Company
Napple Baking Contest Judging
(Registration from 8-8:45 am)
Martin’s Super Market Entertainment Tent #3
Sponsor: Amishland Antiques
3-On-3 Basketball Tournament ($)
Stauffer Park #14
Sponsor: John’s Auto Spa
Sawmill demos, wheat threshing, hand baling,
Steam engines, apple press and much more! Lily Pearl’s Square Dancing Tractors – 2:00 pm
Antique Tractor Parade – 4:30 pm
Nappanee Power From The Past Showgrounds #18
Hosted by: Nappanee Power From The Past
Lead Sponsor: Kountry Wood Products
Supporting Sponsors: Hahn Auctioneers, Inc., Kindig & Sloat, Challenger Door
International Harvester 1915 McCormick Mogul 30-60
Sponsor: Bane-Welker Equipment
Quilt Exhibit
Heritage House Senior Living #21
Sponsor: Heritage House Senior Living
All Day
located at
Commercial Booths - Clark St. #4
Napple Store
& Depot Plaza
Depot Plaza #3
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10:30am
Airplane Fly Over by pilots Russ McDonald &
the “Flying Hooligans”
Downtown #1
1pm
Garden Tractor Pull (noon registration)
Callander Sportsplex CR 7 North #20
Supporting Sponsors: Law Office of Christopher G. Walter, DH Machine
10:30am Parade (pre-registration required)
Starts at corner of Miriam & Market #25
1-4pm Young Eagles – Free Youth Plane Rides
(Ages 8-17 first time flights with parent consent)
(Rain Date Sunday, September 21
Airport #23 (3 miles East of town)
11am-close
Saturday ($20) & Sunday ($18)
Downtown #1
1-5pm
Apple Butter Demonstration
Clark Street #5 (by the Napple Store)
1:30pm
Vintage Baseball Games
Nappanee Embracers/Elkhart County Railroaders
Chicago Salmon
West Side Park #19
2pm
Kids Pedal Pull Contest
(registration at 1:30 pm)
Korhorn Financial/License Branch #6
2-2:45pm
Apple Pie Eating Contest
2:30pm
Sponsor: Phil Hahn & Associates
11am-1:30pm Car Show Registration: $15 entry fee
Classic to Contemporary Cars, Trucks & Motorcycles
(Rain date Sunday, September 21)
Airport #23 (3 miles east of town)
12-2:30pm TOP SECRET (rock)
12-4pm
12-6pm Wings & Wheels/Car & Airplane Show
(Rain Date Sunday, September 21)
Aircraft Displays, Medical Helicopter, New Car Display
Lead Sponsors: Edward Jones Investments, Glen’s Tire, Auto RV - The Papers, Inc., R. Yoder Construction
Supporting Sponsor: Henschen Oil
Helicopter Rides (starting at $20 per person)
Amish Acres #17
Provided by: Goshen Helicopter, Inc.
Sponsor: Goshen Helicopter, Inc.
12:30-2pm SILLY SAFARIS (live animal show)
12:30-2pm Child ID
CenturyLink Building #2
Provided By: Nappanee & Bremen Police Reserves
Sponsor: Nappanee Noon Kiwanis
1pm
THE GRANPA CRATCHET
KIDS SHOW & PUPPETS
1pm
Corn Hole Tournament
(pre-register on nappaneeapplefestival.org)
Ace/Alco Parking Lot #22
Sponsor: Kountry Cabinets and Hunter’s Hideaway
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2:30-3pm
Sponsor: Community Business Equipment
Hosted by: Nappanee EAA Chapter 938
Sponsor: Miller’s Orchard
Sponsor: Main Street Coffee House
Sponsor: Weaver Home Improvement & Construction
Sponsor: Shamrock Motel
2:45pm
Cross Cut Saw Contest
3pm
THE GRANPA CRATCHET
KIDS SHOW & PUPPETS
3pm
3pm
3-4:30pm
3:15-4pm
Sponsor: M-Line Electric
Adult Pedal Pull Contest
Skydiving Demonstration
(rain date Sunday, September 21)
EXIT 41 (light classic rock)
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3:45pm
3:45pm Wings and Wheels Car Show Awards
Airport #23 (3 miles East of town)
4pm
Goldfish Races
4pm CHICAGO BOYZ ACROBATIC TEAM
Sponsor: Justus Property Management
Apple Peeling Contest
Sponsor: Loucks & Weaver CPA
4:30-5:15pm MIKE HEMMELGARN (comedy juggler & ventriloquist)
4:30-6pm
5pm
THE GRANPA CRATCHET
KIDS SHOW & PUPPETS
5:15pm
5:30-7:30pm TOUCH OF TEXAS (classic country)
6-7pm
6:45pm
7pm
THE GRANPA CRATCHET
KIDS SHOW & PUPPETS
7:30-9pm
8pm
8-10:30pm
JOHN SCHMID (gospel/country)
Sponsor: Mercury Wireless
THE BULLDOGS (50’s & 60’s rock & roll)
Sponsor: Elkhart County Community Foundation
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Sunday, September 21
Day Sponsor: McCormick Motors
9am
9-10:30am
Antique Tractor Pull
Callander Sportsplex CR 7 North #20
11am-6pm
All Day
located at
Napple Store
Commercial Booths - Clark St. #4 & Depot Plaza
Depot Plaza #3
11am- close 11am-12pm
11:30am -
12:15pm
12-5pm
Carnival Rides – Wristband Day: Sunday ($18)
Downtown #1
Sponsor: Henschen Oil
Community Church Service
Host: Nappanee First Brethren Church
Sponsor: Graber’s Flooring Studio
FIRST BRETHREN WORSHIP TEAM (gospel)
Helicopter Rides (starting at $20 per person)
Amish Acres #17
Provided by: Goshen Helicopter, Inc.
Sponsor: Goshen Helicopter, Inc.
12:30-1pm MIKE HEMMELGARN (comedy juggler & ventriloquist)
12:30-2pm SILLY SAFARIS (live animal show)
12:45pm
1pm
THE GRANPA CRATCHET
KIDS SHOW & PUPPETS
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1-3pm
BLUE BIRD REVIVAL (gospel)
2-4pm
TALENT CONTEST
(Pre-registration required; no on-site registration)
Sponsor: INterra Credit Union
2:15pm
3pm
THE GRANPA CRATCHET
KIDS SHOW & PUPPETS
A special thanks…
• A special word of thanks to Gilsinger Equipment & Ritchie’s
Carpet Cleaning for providing transportation equipment
• Larry & Rose Mullet for land use for vendor parking
• Mayor Larry Thompson and City of Nappanee Employees
• Nappanee Area Chamber of Commerce
Nappanee, Indiana
574-773-7812
Jeff Kitson, Director
Darla Burns, Administrative Assistant
3-4pm
3:15pm
Visit us at:
www.nappaneeapplefestival.org
4-5:15pm NORTHWOOD HS MUSIC DEPARTMENT
4-5:30pm
4:30-5:15pm MIKE HEMMELGARN (comedy juggler & ventriloquist)
5pm Apple Dumpling Contest Voting Ends
Depot Plaza #3
5:30pm
5:30pm
Apple Dumpling Contest Awards
Apple Festival Raffle Drawings & Awards
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Sponsors. . .
PRINCIPAL EVENT SPONSORS
ORCHARD SPONSORS
Martin’s Super Market
WSBT News 22
Elkhart County Convention and Visitors Bureau
Mediacom
Proud to be a Principal Sponsor:
The Elkhart County Convention and Visitor’s Bureau shares the vision
and commitment of the Nappanee Chamber, the Festival leadership
and volunteers, and the Nappanee community to make this 39th
annual event the apple of our eye! Nappanee is just one of many unique
stops along the Heritage Trail, recognized by the editors of LIFE as one
of the top 100 Places to See in Your Lifetime.
VISIT WWW.AMISHCOUNTRY.ORG
DAY SPONSORS
Anglemeyer Osteopathic Family Clinic
John’s Auto Spa
L. J. Wagner Home Interiors
McCormick Motors
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HARVEST SPONSORS
CenturyLink
Downie Chrysler Jeep Dodge
Elkhart County Community Foundation
George’s Grain Farm, Inc.
Hahn Auctioneers, Inc.
Jenkins Automotive
Kent’s Excavating & Plumbing
Kountry Wood Products
Persing Tire & Lube, Inc.
Phil Hahn & Associates
PolyVinyl Sales by: Digger Specialties
Topping Dental Group, PC
BLOSSOM SPONSORS
Aluminum Trailer Company
Compassionate Caregivers
Glen’s Tire
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SEEDLING SPONSORS
Auto RV - The Papers, Inc.
Center for Hospice Care
Challenger Door
Community Business Equipment
Edward Jones Investments
1st Source Bank
Goshen Helicopter, Inc.
Graber’s Flooring Studio
Henschen Oil
Hunter’s Hideaway
INterra Credit Union
John’s Auto Spa
Kindig & Sloat Attorneys
Kountry Cabinets
OSMC
Pro IT Solutions
R. Yoder Construction
Reliance Construction
Thompson-Lengacher & Yoder Funeral Home
Tuttle Family Foundation
Rentown Country Store
Shamrock Motel
Wakarusa Heavy Equipment Sales & Rental
Weaver Home Improvement & Construction
Woodland Variety Store
Elkhart & Nappanee | FallFlowerCarpets.com
Fall Harvest Days
SEED SPONSORS
Amishland Antiques
DH Machine
George’s Service & Car Wash
Heritage House Senior Living
Hochstetler Grain & Equipment
Homespun Country Inn
Justus Property Management
Lake City Bank
Locke Performance, LLC
Law Office of Christopher G. Walter
Loucks & Weaver CPA
M-Line Electric
Main Street Coffee House
Mast Service Center
McCormick Creek Golf Course
McGrew Tractor Parts
Mercury Wireless
Miller’s Orchard
Nappanee Noon Kiwanis
Paul’s Welding, Inc.
Petroleum Solutions
Popcorn Construction
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FREE Pumpkin
for the kids with
Farm Wagon Ride
purchase!
Weekends Sept 20 thru Oct 26
• Harvest Market • Scarecrows Galore • Harvest
Wagon Ride to Pumpkin Patch• Apple Butter &
Cider Pressing Demonstrations • Taffy Apples
• Pumpkin Fudge • Gourds • Displays & More!
Don’t Miss Joseph and the Amazing Technicolor
Dreamcoat (Sept 9 - Oct 19), Plain and Fancy (Now - Oct 18)
or The Diary of Anne Frank (Oct 22 - Nov 9)
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AMISH
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Nappanee, Indiana
AmishAcres.com •(800) 800-4942
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Collectors to the Antique Tractor
& Engine Show
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Apple Festival Committee
“Core” Committee
Lora Beachy - Director
Donna Persing - Treasurer/Raffle
Jenn Wise - Secretary/Crafter Exhibits/Grand Marshall Coordinator
Lindsay Yoder - Commercial Exhibits
David Helmuth - Napple Store
John Loucks - Electrician
Lee Holdeman - Entertainment
Maynard Miller - Rides
Pam Shaw - Scholarship Pageant/Brochure/Social Media
Mel Stutzman - Apple Peeling/Cross Cut Saw
Committee Members
Angela Moerchen - Apple Pie Eating Contest
Brea Persing - Website
Brian Hoffer - Parade
Connie Fink - Senior Bingo
David & Heidi Helmuth - Napple Store
David Kauffman - Wings & Wheels/Cruise-In
Glenn Freel - Kids & Adult Pedal Pull Contest
Heather Adamson - Talent Contest
Ike & Pam Notestine - Garden Tractor Pull
Jeff Krusenklaus - Tractor & Truck Pull
John Dougherty - Festival Set-Up Coordinator
John Mahon - Parade
Joyce Evans - Corn Hole Tournament
Junell Stutzman - Awards
Kim Ingle - Parade
Kristen Pasechnik - Food Concessions
Larry “Moose” Klotz - Antique Tractor Pull / Tractor & Truck Pull
Linda Thompson - Festival Kickoff Reception
Mark Riege - 5K & Half Marathon
Mattie Chupp - Napple Baking Contest
Mim Hartman - Famous 7’ Apple Pie
Nelson Miller - Apple Butter Demonstration
Pat Wyant - Apple Dumpling Contest & Goldfish Races
Ray Stutzman/Rob Meyers - Antique Tractor & Engine Show
Ryan & Kelly Hattery - 3 on 3 Basketball Tournament
Rudy Glingle - Corn Hole Tournament
Steve Johnson - Helicopter Rides
Sue Conrad - Marketing/Brochure/Press Releases
Teresa Falk/Cub Scouts - Clean-Up
Tim Stump - Parade
Tom Schiefer - Community Church Service
Wade & Susan Snider - Gateway Decorations
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FESTIVAL ENTERTAINMENT
Thursday, September 18
5:30-7pm�� Blue River Jazz (Martin’s Super Market Entertainment Tent)
5:30-9pm��Driffwood/Shiny Shiny Black/Tumbleweed Jumper (CenturyLink Stage)
6pm�� The Granpa Cratchet Kids Show & Puppets (Clark Street)
7pm�� Miss Apple Blossom Scholarship Pageant (Martin’s Super Market
Entertainment Tent)
9-10pm�� Blue River Jazz (Martin’s Super Market Entertainment Tent)
Friday, September 19
11:30-12:30pm�Mike Hemmelgarn (Martin’s Super Market Entertainment Tent)
11:30-1pm��Billy D (CenturyLink Stage)
1-2:30pm��Silly Safaris (CenturyLink Stage)
2:30-3:30pm��Mike Hemmelgarn (CenturyLink Stage)
3:30-4:30pm��Billy D (CenturyLink Stage)
4-4:45pm��Mike Hemmelgarn (Martin’s Super Market Entertainment Tent)
4:45-5:30pm��Billy D (Martin’s Super Market Entertainment Tent)
5-6pm��Mike Hemmelgarn (CenturyLink Stage)
5:30-7pm��Exit 41 (Martin’s Super Market Entertainment Tent)
6pm��The Granpa Cratchet Kids Show & Puppets (Clark Street)
6pm��Chicago Boyz Acrobatic Team (Library Parking Lot)
6-7:30pm��Silly Safaris (CenturyLink Stage)
7:30-9:30pm��Guitar Banjo Band (CenturyLink Stage)
7:30-10pm��High Life (Martin’s Super Market Entertainment Tent)
8pm��The Granpa Cratchet Kids Show & Puppets (Clark Street)
8pm��Chicago Boyz Acrobatic Team (Library Parking Lot)
Saturday, September 20
12-2:30pm�� Top Secret (Martin’s Super Market Entertainment Tent)
12:30-2pm�� Silly Safaris (CenturyLink Stage)
2:30pm�� Chicago Boyz Acrobatic Team (Library Parking Lot)
2:30-3pm�� Mike Hemmelgarn (Martin’s Super Market Entertainment Tent)
3-4:30pm�� Exit 41 (Martin’s Super Market Entertainment Tent)
3:15-4pm�� Mike Hemmelgarn (CenturyLink Stage)
4:30-5:15pm�� Mike Hemmelgarn (Martin’s Super Market Entertainment Tent)
5:30-7:30pm�� Touch of Texas (Martin’s Super Market Entertainment Tent)
6-7pm�� Mike Hemmelgarn (CenturyLink Stage)
7:30-9pm�� John Schmid (CenturyLink Stage)
8pm�� Chicago Boyz Acrobatic Team (Library Parking Lot)
8-10:30pm�� The Bulldogs (Martin’s Super Market Entertainment Tent)
Sunday, September 21
9-10:30am�� Community Church Service (Martin’s Super Market
Entertainment Tent)
11-12pm�� First Brethren Worship Team (Martin’s Super Market
Entertainment Tent)
11:30-12:15pm� Mike Hemmelgarn (CenturyLink Stage)
12:30-1pm�� Mike Hemmelgarn (Martin’s Super Market Entertainment Tent)
1-3pm�� Blue Bird Revival (Martin’s Super Market Entertainment Tent)
2-4pm�� Talent Contest (CenturyLink Stage)
3-4pm�� Mike Hemmelgarn (Martin’s Super Market Entertainment Tent)
4-5:15pm�� NWHS Music Department (Martin’s Super Market Entertainment Tent)
4-5:30pm�� Silly Safaris (Library Parking Lot)
4:30-5:15pm�� Mike Hemmelgarn (CenturyLink Stage)
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Shuttle Connections:
Map Locators:
A��Downtown (Clark Street)
B��Airport Events (Saturday only)
C��Amish Acres (Friday & Saturday only)
D��Nappanee Power From the Past Showgrounds (Friday
& Saturday only)
E��Horse Drawn Shuttle - weather permitting
F��Hayrides for St. Jude’s Shuttle (Fri. 5pm - Sun. 6pm)
parking at Nappanee Elementary
14..... Stauffer Park
15..... Nappanee Heritage Center
16..... Miller’s Apple Orchard
17......Amish Acres (1 mile West of downtown)
18..... Nappanee Power From the Past
19..... West Side Park
20..... Callander Sportsplex
21..... Heritage House Senior Living
22..... Ace/Alco parking lot
23..... Airport (3 miles east of downtown)
25..... Parade starts here
27..... Nappanee Elementary School parking
1........ Downtown/Carnival
2........ CenturyLink Building/Child ID
3........ Depot Plaza
4........ Craft & Commercial Booths
5 ....... Clark Street Gazebo/Napple Store
6........ Korhorn Financial/License Branch
7........ Lake City Bank
8........ CenturyLink Stage/Leadership Park
9........ El Cielito Lindo Mexican Restaurant: 7’ Apple Pie
10..... Granpa Cratchet Kids Show
12..... Nappanee Public Library parking lot
13..... Elder Haus/public parking
21
18
Provided by Hayrides for St. Jude’s
D
20
14
19
13
C
Restrooms
+ 65 2
10
15
4
12
Main St.
Clark St.
Parade Route from Miriam St.
(25) to Nappanee Street
10
+
15 7 A8 9
Walnut St.
Locke St.
First Aid
27
F
17
+
THURSDAY - SUNDAY:
• Horse Drawn Shuttle from Public Parking Lot (E)
Two blocks south of RR tracks on east side of SR 19S
(weather permitting - horse drawn shuttle available
Thursday-Sunday)
FRIDAY:
• Clark Street (A) to Amish Acres (C) to Power From The Past
Showgrounds (D) to Clark Street (A)
Departs every half hour 12-9:30pm
• Walnut Street (Library) (A) to Nappanee Elementary
School (F) to Walnut Street (Library (A)
Departs every 15 minutes; 5-9:30pm
+
9
7 4A8
6 5
2
12
22
25
1
SATURDAY:
• Clark Street (A) to Amish Acres (C) to Power From The
Past Showgrounds (D) to Clark Street (A)
Departs every half hour 8am-10pm (except during parade)
• Clark Street (A) to Airport (B) to Clark Street (A)
Departs every half hour
12-4:30pm (during Wings & Wheels)
• Walnut Street (Library) (A) to Nappanee Elementary
School (F) to Walnut Street (Library) (A)
Departs every 15 minutes; 8am-10pm
Provided by: Hayrides for St. Jude’s
SUNDAY:
• Walnut Street (Library) (A) to Nappanee Elementary School
(F) to Walnut Street (Library) (A)
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Departs every 15 minutes; 12-6pm
B
3
16
Market St.
E
1
Downtown Festival Area
4
+
1
Lincoln St.
4
1
3
Visit us at www.nappaneeapplefestival.org
For your convenience, while visiting the Nappanee Apple Festival,
an ATM machine is located at the Depot Plaza and
the Napple Store.

Day Sponsor - Nappanee Apple Festival

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