2016 North Webster “Music in the Park”

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Welcome to “Our Town” North Webster
Where the businesses are unique and the locals are friendly
Hi!
I’m Sue, the North Webster-Tippecanoe Township Chamber of Commerce
President, inviting you to enjoy all the hidden treasures our town has to offer.
Celebrating the Indiana Bicentennial in 2016, North Webster will be the
scene of several events endorsed especially for the state’s 200th birthday.
Everyone is welcome to attend any or all of them. They include Dixie Day, July
30; North Webster Cemetery Walk, Sept. 11; the
statewide Bicentennial Torch Relay, which will pass
along SR 13 on the morning of Sept. 29; and the
Heart of the Harvest Fall Festival, Sept. 30. The
town will have at least two centennial bison on
display.
During the summer season please take advantage
of the many marinas where you may rent a boat to explore our beautiful lakes or
go fishing. Enjoy shopping at the antique mall, or at our unique refurbished furniture and accessory stores. We
have gift shops with nautical items, a large bait and tackle store, gun shop, and one of the largest hard to find shoe
size stores anywhere. We have so many more specialty shops to enjoy.
After shopping, try some of our great restaurants, or take an evening ride on our famous Dixie Sternwheeler
Tour Boat.
On behalf of the chamber, I extend a warm welcome to all our visitors, family, and friends who come to enjoy
our beautiful community. Whether you are staying a day, a weekend or a week, we have so much to offer for your
enjoyment such as the Memorial Day Parade and services, the Mermaid Festival, the fireworks on the lake, Dixie
Day, Heart of the Harvest Fall Festival, NWCC Community Auction, and A Visit With Santa. For more
information on any of the activities mentioned, check out our calendar of events or go to our website
www.northwebster.com or call our office at (574) 834-7076.
As chamber president for the past two terms, I want to say thank you to everyone who loves this town. Thank
you for your dedication to making a difference! I have been honored to serve as president and will continue to help
promote our town North Webster to be a great
place to live, work, and visit.
Thank you for your support and may each
and every one of you have a healthy and
prosperous year.
Sincerely,
Sue Ward
President
North Webster-Tippecanoe
Township Chamber of Commerce
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What’s Inside
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Welcome to North Webster . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1
Chamber Information . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 3
Community Information . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 4
Spotlight on Local History. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 5
“Our Town: North Webster” Video . . . . . . . . . . . 5
2016 Calendar of Events . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 6-7
Souvenir Cookbook . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 7
Dixie Day Festival . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 8
Dixie Boat . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 9
Community Center News. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 10
Membership Directory . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 12-24
Pisgah Marsh . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 24
Business of the Month . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 26
North Webster Community Public Library . . . . 28
Business of the Year . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 30
Person of the Year. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 30
Map of North Webster . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 32-33
North Webster Ski Bees . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 34
Outdoor Recreation . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 36-37
Local Lakes Information . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 38
Tippecanoe, James & Oswego Lakes Map . . . . . 40
Barbee Lakes Map . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 41
The Watershed Foundation . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 42
Mermaid Festival . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 44
North Webster American Legion . . . . . . . . . . . . 46
Webster Lake Conservation Association . . . . . . 48
SPEC & Senior Nutrition Site . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 50
Lakeland Kiwanis. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 52
North Webster United Methodist Church . . . . . 56
Heart of the Harvest Fall Festival. . . . . . . . . . . . 58
Music in the Park. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 59
Epworth Forest. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 60
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MEMBERSHIP DIRECTORY
CATEGORIES
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AMIMAL SERVICES . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 12
ANTIQUES & ART . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 12
ATTORNEY/LEGAL SERVICES . . . . . . . . . 12
ATTRACTIONS . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 12
AUTOMOTIVE/OUTDOOR VEHICLE . . 12
BANKING/FINANCE . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 12
BOAT/CANVAS SALES & SERVICE . . . . . 12
CAMPING/RETREAT . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 14
CHURCHES . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 14
CONSTRUCTION SERVICES . . . . . . . . . . 14
DENTISTRY . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 14
FARMING . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 16
FITNESS & HEALTH . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 16
FUNERAL HOMES. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 16
GARDENING, FLORAL &
LANDSCAPE SERVICES. . . . . . . . . . . . . 16
HEALTH & BEAUTY SERVICES . . . . . . . . 16
HOTELS & LODGING . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 16
INDIVIDUAL MEMBER . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 18
INSURANCE PROVIDERS. . . . . . . . . . . . . 18
LOCAL GOVERNMENT
& MUNICIPALITIES . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 18
ORGANIZATIONS . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 18
PRINTING & PUBLISHING . . . . . . . . . . . 18
REALTORS . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 20
RECREATION . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 20
RESTAURANTS. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 20
RETAIL BUSINESSES . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 20
SERVICES . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 22
SIGNAGE PROVIDERS . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 22
SPORTS . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 22
UTILITY PROVIDERS . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 22
2016 COMMUNITY GUIDE
Chamber Officers & Directors
David Colquitt,
Vice President
Sue Ward,
President
Eastlund Funeral Home
Sue’s Creations Floral & Gifts
Ben Ashpole
updentity.com
Helen Leinbach,
Secretary
North Webster Community
Public Library
Stacey Cox,
Treasurer
Pletcher Insurance
Theresa
Davenport
Jen Ducey
Tippecanoe
Township
Trustee Office
One Call Water
Jeremy Likens
Karilyn Metcalf
North WebsterTippecanoe Township
Fire Department
Dixie Sternwheeler,
Inc.
Brenda
Peterson
Lake City Bank
Martha Stoelting
Susan Stump
The Papers Inc.
The Papers Inc.
The chamber holds its general meeting at noon, the second Monday of each month at the North Webster American Legion, 756 S. SR 13.
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NORTH WEBSTER TOWN COUNCIL
FIRE DEPARTMENT:
JEREMY LIKENS, FIRE CHIEF
COUNCIL PRESIDENT:
COUNCIL MEMBERS:
TOWNSHIP TRUSTEE CLERK:
JEN DUCEY
KOSCIUSKO COUNTY SHERIFF:
C. AARON ROVENSTINE
TIPPECANOE TOWNSHIP BOARD
POLICE DEPARTMENT:
GREG CHURCH, POLICE CHIEF
UTILITY MANAGER:
MIKE NOE, SEVERN TRENT SERVICES
PARK DEPARTMENT:
BRIAN SAND, PRESIDENT
TIPPECANOE TOWNSHIP–BUSINESS CALLS ONLY
POLICE (in North Webster town limits) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .574-834-2700
SHERIFF (outside North Webster town limits) . . . . . . . . . . . . . .574-267-5667
FIRE . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .574-834-7676
EMS . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .574-834-1171
STATE POLICE . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .574-894-3141
WAWASEE COMMUNITY SCHOOL
SUPERINTENDENT:
DR. THOMAS EDINGTON
BUSINESS CALLS ONLY
NORTH WEBSTER ELEMENTARY
SCHOOL PRINCIPAL:
KRIS WOODARD
1,146
6,661
Chamber of Commerce
Tippecanoe Township Building
102 S. Morton St.
North Webster
Indiana 46555
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STEVE CARSON
RICHARD OWEN
CHRIS FRANCIS
STEVE WARD
***ALL EMERGENCY CALLS 911***
ACTING U.S. POSTMASTER:
JULIA BURNS
574-834-7076
PRESIDENT:
SECRETARY:
BOARD MEMBER:
TRUSTEE:
TELEPHONE NUMBERS
TOWN ATTORNEY:
JACK BIRCH
POPULATION:
NORTH WEBSTER
TIPPECANOE TOWNSHIP
CLERK-TREASURER:
JON SROUFE
LISA STROMBECK
DAVID WALICZEK
BETSY LUCE
CRIME STOPPERS . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .800-342-7867
DEPT. OF NATURAL RESOURCES . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .574-457-8092
IU HEALTH – GOSHEN GENERAL HOSPITAL . . . . . . . . . .574-533-2141
KOSCIUSKO COMMUNITY HOSPITAL – WARSAW . . . . . .574-267-3200
KOSCIUSKO COUNTY GOVERNMENT . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .574-457-5757
NORTH WEBSTER COMMUNITY CENTER . . . . . . . . . . . .574-834-1600
NORTH WEBSTER COMMUNITY PUBLIC LIBRARY . . . .574-834-7122
NORTH WEBSTER ELEMENTARY SCHOOL . . . . . . . . . . . .574-834-7644
NORTH WEBSTER FOOD PANTRY . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .574-244-2142
NORTH WEBSTER POST OFFICE . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .574-834-2707
NORTH WEBSTER-TIPPECANOE TOWNSHIP
CHAMBER OF COMMERCE . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .574-834-7076
NORTH WEBSTER STREET AND SEWER . . . . . . . . . . . . . .574-834-7241
NORTH WEBSTER TOWN CLERK . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .574-834-7894
INDIANA POISON CONTROL . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .800-382-9097
SENIOR PRIMELIFE ENRICHMENT CENTER . . . . .574-834-1600, ext. 4
TIPPECANOE TOWNSHIP TRUSTEE . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .574-834-1171
UTILITIES:
NIPSCO . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .800-464-7726
REMC . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .574-267-6331
NORTH WEBSTER SEWER . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .574-834-7241
GARBAGE COLLECTION – Private Contractors . . . . . . .See Yellow Pages
WAWASEE COMMUNITY SCHOOLS . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .574-457-3188
Spotlight on Local History
Artificial ice company leaves a legacy
By Terri Ritter
North Webster Community Public Library
Public Relations Coordinator
North Webster Artificial Ice Company was founded
during the Great Depression and provided employment for three generations of area residents.
The company was founded by Harold and Helen
Siders and her brother Lee Lorton. The Siders owned a
summer cottage in Rodgers Park on the east side of
Webster Lake.
As most cottagers did, they used an ice box to keep
their food cold. The ice was harvested from Webster
Lake during the winter and stored in insulated ice
houses around the lake until it was needed in the summer. Because it was frozen lake water, the ice contained
bits of weeds, moss and other debris.
However restaurants and taverns needed “clean” ice
to serve in drinks, and since they didn’t have on site ice
making machines like today, they had to buy “artificial” ice made commercially from clean water in refrigerated molds.
The Siders owned an ice company in Kendallville,
Indiana, and saw a need for one in North Webster. In
1937 they started the North Webster Artificial Ice
Company.
A giant one-cylinder gasoline engine ran 24 hours a
day to power the compressors and pump water from
wells. Even with a 12-foot tall muffler, the noisy engine
could be heard all over town.
After World War II, the Siders enlarged and modernized the plant with high capacity electrical service.
When the couple retired, they sold the business to the
Polar Ice Company which later became Home City Ice.
Harold died in 1981 and Helen passed away in
1989. The couple is buried in their home town of
Portland, Indiana.
Source: “The North Webster Artificial Ice Company”
by Robert E. Black
Own the memories of
“Our Town: North Webster”
Armed with their own camcorders, citizens of North Webster created
a video scrapbook of the stories that make their
town special for WNIT Michiana PBS, South
Bend.
These videos, along with interviews of the volunteers, were combined to tell the stories that
reflect the emotional ties of the people who live,
love and are passionate about “Our Town: North
Webster.”
The video is a terrific snapshot of North
Webster and its lakes during the summer of
2015 and is a memorable keepsake.
To get a copy of the DVD about North
Webster and support WNIT, order online for
$50 at http://www.wnit.org/ourtown/e/northwebster.html or by calling
WNIT at (574) 675-9648 extension 330 or extension 311.
834-3123
Weekly Lawn And Flowerbed Maintenance • Seasonal Care
Weeding • Mulching • Cottage Care And More
[email protected]
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Calendar of Events
Ongoing Summer Events:
May 28 – Sept. 5 – Dixie Cruises, Weekdays 6:30 and 8 pm, Sat. – 6, 7:30, 9 pm, Sun. –
2, 3:30, 5, 6:30 and 8 pm
Live music on Sat. 9:00 pm Dixie moonlight
cruises
Ongoing SPEC Events:
2nd and 4th Tuesday @ 2:30 pm – Wood
Carvers @ SPEC
2nd Tuesday – Birthday Party.
3rd Tuesday – Card Day, 12:15
3rd Monday @8:30 Four Winds Casino Trip
4th Tuesday after lunch – Bingo
Ping Pong – Mondays and Thursdays from
9:00-11:00
3rd Wednesday & Thursday – Foot
Connection
Ongoing Library Events:
Story Times– Tuesday @ 10:30 and 11:30 for
3-5 year olds - June 14, 21, 28, July 5,12,
& 19, Wednesday @ 10:30 and 11:30 for 35 year olds - Sept. 21, 28, Oct. 5, 12, 19,
26, Nov. 2, 9, 23, Feb. 1, 8, 15, 22, March
1,8,15,22,29 and April 5
LAPSIT Story Times – Tuesdays or Fridays at
11:00 for ages birth through 24 months in
September, January, March
LEGO Time– 2nd Saturday @ 1:00-2:30 for
ages 5-12 – June-April (except for August)
Tuesday Crafts & Stories – Tuesday @ 4:00
pm for grades K-5 in September-April
Glean Team (Genealogy) Most Wednesdays
from 10-12
Make & Take Greeting Card Class – 1st
Thursday of each month @ 10:30
Writer’s Corner – 3rd Monday of each
month@ 10:00
READ Book Club – 3rd Monday of each
month@ 5:30
Voyager Book Club – 4th Monday of each
month@ 10:00
Friends of the Library meeting – 4th
Wednesday of each month@ 10:00
Recipe Round Up (Food sampling club) – 4th
Tuesday of each month, 5:30
Ongoing NWCC Events
Pickle Ball – Everyday from 9:30-11:30 and
Thursdays @5:30 pm
Open Gym – 3-5
Open Corn Hole Games – Tuesdays from 5-8
Ongoing Events
American Legion Bingo – Thursdays 6 pm
and 7 pm
PLEASE VISIT
OUR WEBSITE:
www.northwebster.com
Become a Fan of
NWTT
Chamber on
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MAY
25
Ski Bees Show, Webster Town Park, 6
pm
Jonah Fish Fry by Lakeland Kiwanis,
North Webster Community Center
17
Ray Wolfenbarger, 5:30 @ the Library
(Speaking about his career as a policeman and how being shot changed
his career path)
19-21 NWCPL Friends of the Library Book
Sale
21
Antique Outboard Motor Show, 10:00
am, Town Park
27
Music in the Park – Soltre – Irish
Music
28
Kiwanis Chicken BBQ, NWCC
29
Music in the Park – Captain Bob
30
Memorial Day Services and Parade:
Thorn Cemetery (9:30 am) Salem
Cemetery (9:45) Mock Cemetery
(10:00 am) Legion Post 253 (10:30
am) Parade Downtown North Webster
(11:00) North Webster Cemetery
(11:15) Flag Rising at Post 253
(noon)
29
Summer Reading Club @ the Library
“Let the Games Begin” with Terry
Lynch – 10:30
Family Movie Night @ the Library, 11
am & 3 pm
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JUNE
1
Summer Reading Program
Registration begins @ the Library
3
Music in the Park – Old Man Band
4
Ski Bees Sign-up Day, 9 am
8
Summer Reading Program – Magic
Show with Mr. Jim, Library, 10:30
10
Friday Family Food & Fun Days @ the
Library – 10:30, 12:30, & 2:30
10
Music in the Park – The Singing
Auctioneer with Connie Strange
11
PM
15
Summer Reading Program – Family
BINGO, Library, 1:00 pm
17
Music in the Park – Shepherd’s Brass
18
Annual Tippecanoe Property Owners’
Fish & Tenderloin Fry, Camp Crosley,
5-8
18
Dixie Ride and Carry-In Brunch –
Webster Lake Conservation Assoc.
members, Town Park, 9:30 am
22
Summer Reading Program – C.R.
Ryan Magic Show, Library, 10:30
24
Library – 10:30, 12:30, & 2:30
22-25 Mermaid Festival
22 – Cutie Parade, 6:30
24 – Cutie Pageant, NWCC, 7 pm
25 – Mermaid Festival Parade, 4 pm;
BBQ Chicken, American Legion,
10 am
22-25 – Evening Dixie cruises
24
Music in the Park – Chain-O-Lakes
Chorus
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JULY
1
2
2
2
2
2
2
6
8
8
13
15
16
20
22
23
27
28
29
30
Music in the Park – Short Term
Memories
Kiwanis Chicken BBQ, NWCC
Dixie Fireworks Cruise (Rain Date
July 3) 9:00 pm
Webster Lake Conservation Assoc.
Fireworks, 10 pm (Rain date July 3)
pm
Lake Tippecanoe Fireworks
“Float Olympics” Flotilla, Patona Bay,
1 pm
Summer Reading Club @ the Library
– Live Animal Show with Mark’s Ark,
Library, 10:30 or 1:30
Library – 10:30, 12:30, & 2:30
Music in the Park – The United Band
Summer Reading Club @ the Library,
Stephens Puppets present Aladdin,
10:30
Music in the Park – Northeast Indiana
Banjo Society
pm
Summer Reading Program – Family
BINGO, Library, 1:00 pm
Music in the Park – Scott & Terry
Dixie’s 87th Birthday Cruises, 1 pm,
2:30 pm, 6 pm, 7:30 pm, 9 pm
Summer Reading Program – Music
Fun & Dance, Library, 10:30
am & 3 pm
Music in the Park – Auburn
Dixielanders
Dixie Day – Art Festival, Sidewalk
Sales, Live Music, Food Vendors, Open
Air Market
Cruise In Car Show
Dixie Days Outdoor Tent Sale, Heart
of the Lakes Antique Mall
Dixie Days Book Sale, NWCC, 9 am
Dixie Cruises – Extra cruises at 1:00
& 2:30 pm
Snowmobile Show & Swap, Mermaid
Grounds
Ski Bees Show – 6 pm
AUGUST
3
5
6
6
9
12
13
19
25
26
NOVEMBER
Summer Reading Club Picnic &
Awards, NWCC, 5 pm
Music in the Park – American Legion
Bank of Fort Wayne
Corn & Sausage Roast, Lakeland
Kiwanis, NWCC
Ski Bees Clinic Day – 9 am
Music @ the Center, (SPEC) 6 pm
(Free Meal)
Music in the Park – Almost Gone
pm
Music in the Park – Lake Area
Community Band
pm
Music in the Park – The Living Word
5
7
1
11
24
DECEMBER
17
SEPTEMBER
2
3
5
11
17
22
24
Music in the Park –Captain Bob, the
Dixie’s “Singing Skipper”
Ski Bees Show, Webster lakefront, 6
pm
Ski Bees Club Picnic & Ski Around
the Lake, 12 Noon
10th Annual North Webster Cemetery
Walk
Antique Outboard Motor Show, 10:00
am, Town Park
pm
7th Annual Heart of the Harvest Fall
Festival, Fairgrounds
Lumberjack Show, Fairgrounds
OCTOBER
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14, 15
21, 22
24
27
27-29
28, 29
Lady Lions Holiday Bazaar, NWCC,
9-2
Storybook BINGO, Library, 1:00 pm
Begin Community Food Drive,
American Legion
Veterans Day Services: Salem &
Oswego Cemeteries (9:30 am) Mock
Cemetery (10:00 am) Legion Post
253 (10:30 am) North Webster
Cemetery (11:00 am) Flag Rising at
Post 253 (noon) Ham & bean lunch
(Noon - ?)
Thanksgiving Dinner, American
Legion (Noon – 4:00 pm)
Annual Heart of the Community
Charity Auction & Raffle - NWCC, 59:30 pm
Haunted Maze, Boy Scout Troop 726
& NW Lions Club
& NW Lions Club
pm
NWCPL Friends of the Library Book
Sale
& NW Lions Club
22
29
31
American Legion Community Food
Deliveries
pm
New Years Eve Party, American Legion
– Open to the Public
JANUARY, 2017
1-31
26
Walk-A-Thon – NWCC – Fundraiser
for SPEC & NWCC
pm
FEBRUARY, 2017
23
pm
MARCH, 2017
9
11
23
Cake Auction, NW Cub Scout Pack
3726
3rd Annual Kids Business Fair,
NWCC
pm
APRIL, 2017
27
22
pm
Garage Sale, NWCC
Cookbook souvenir
Take home a souvenir of
North Webster and the
Heart of the Lakes area with
this outstanding cookbook
compiled by the North
Webster-Tippecanoe
Township Chamber of
Commerce.
It will be available at the
chamber booth during
Dixie Day and at local
businesses all the time.
For more information
visit www.northwebster.com
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Dixie Day 2016 celebrating the Dixie Boat
The eighth annual Dixie
Day Festival & Art Fair will
be held all day, Saturday, July
30 in downtown North
Webster along SR 13, in
North Webster Town Park
on the west shore of Webster
Lake, and at the Mermaid
Festival Grounds, two blocks
west of downtown.
Chamber of Commerce
came up with the idea to
honor the landmark stern wheel paddle boat
with a special event and to encourage everyone
to visit North Webster at the same time. It is
always held the last Saturday in July.
As seen on the schedule below, Dixie Day is a
dream come true with a list of activities and
North Webster-Tippecanoe Township
Chamber of Commerce presents
DIXIE DAY FESTIVAL
& ART FAIR 2016
North Webster, Indiana
— Saturday, July 30 —
MAP & INFO ON ALL EVENTS
AT CHAMBER TENT
SR 13 downtown stoplight Pilcher Shoes Lawn
SR 13 DOWNTOWN
5K Run-Walk Start
Juried Art Fair
Antique Tent Sale
Open Air Market
Food Vendors
Special Merchant Sales
Fire Station Open House
NORTH WEBSTER TOWN PARK
403 S. Dixie Drive
5K Run-Walk Finish Awards
Dixie Tour Boat cruises on Webster Lake
Webster Lake Ski Bee Show
MERMAID FESTIVAL GROUNDS
West Washington and North Blaine Streets
Car, Truck, Motorcycle Show
Vintage Snowmobile Show
Visit www.northwebster.com for
applications and more information
Call (574) 834-7076
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TTevents that continue to grow. It is a
fitting salute to the
Dixie, which has
been in continuous
summer service since
1929
churning the water
of Webster Lake. It
attracted more than
14,000 riders last
season alone.
One of the main
highlights of Dixie
Day is the extra
early afternoon tours
added to the schedule. Ride the Dixie
to relax, see
the sights around
the 640 acre lake
and learn its history.
Each cruise is professionally narrated.
Dixie Day features a juried art fair
for local and regional
artists and artisans,
antique tent fair,
craft, novelty and
food vendors, car
truck and motorcycle show and a 5K
fun run and walk to
name just some of
the events.
Visit the charming and friendly local
merchants and
restaurants while you are in town. Come back to
enjoy all that North Webster and the surrounding area have to offer anytime.
For more information about Dixie Day, visit
www.northwebster.com or look at the North
Webster-Tippecanoe Township Chamber of
Commerce Facebook page.
Family Fun for Everyone!
If you are looking for something fun to
do this summer, take a ride on the Dixie,
Indiana’s oldest stern wheel paddle boat! The
Dixie has been a part of Webster Lake history since 1929. Until 2006, the Dixie was
privately owned and operated by several
different captains. Today she is owned by
Dixie Sternwheeler, Inc. (DSI) a not-forprofit organization dedicated to repairing,
restoring, and preserving the Dixie.
Countless hours have been spent by local
volunteers and businesses in continuous renovation and restoration of the historic vessel.
The Dixie was named to the National
Register of Historic Places by the U.S.
Department of the Interior, National Park
Services.
Lifelong memories are still being made by
passengers as they continue the traditions of
celebrating weddings, anniversaries, birthdays, reunions and memorial services on the
Dixie.
Regular public cruises are scheduled from
Memorial Day weekend through Labor Day
You are invited
aboard the . . .
for only $7 per person. A special Fireworks
Cruise is scheduled on Saturday, July 2 during the 9:00 p.m. cruise. Special tickets will
be sold beginning at 9:00 a.m. on July 1
until sold out at the Lake View Pizza King
ticket window. The cost for that cruise is
$10.00. Tickets are limited.
This year marks the 87th birthday of the
Dixie. Special afternoon cruises will take
place 1 p.m. and 2:30 p.m. Saturday, July
23.
On Saturday, July 30 the Dixie will again
offer special afternoon cruises while the
town celebrates Dixie Day!
Enjoy live music 9:00 p.m. every
Saturday evening during the Moonlight
Cruise with Captain Bob, the Singing
Skipper. The price is still just $7.
To learn more about the Dixie’s history,
cruise schedules, and other additional information, check out the website www.ridethedixie.com or call 1-800-80-DIXIE
(34943) It’s family fun for everyone!
Historic
on beautiful
Webster Lake, Indiana
STERNWHEEL TOUR BOAT
CRUISING SCHEDULE:
Memorial Day Weekend to Labor Day
Monday through Friday – 6:30 and 8:00 p.m.
Saturday – 6:00, 7:30 and 9:00 p.m.
Sunday – 2:00, 3:30, 5:00, 6:30 and 8:00 p.m.
Tickets are available at the ticket window at the boat deck.
The DIXIE dock is located in the
North Webster Town Park –
two blocks east of SR 13
(east on Himes Street) to Dixie Drive . . .
in front of LakeView Restaurant
For information about chartering the DIXIE for
weddings, reunions, birthday parties, etc.,
contact us at 1-888-80-(34943)
or e-mail us at [email protected]
www.ridethedixie.com
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What the North Webster Community Center has to offer
is alive with activity. Did you know
that the non-profit center is home to
the North Webster Community Public
Library, Senior Primelife Enrichment
Center, YMCA, Synergy Massage, The
Watershed Foundation, Lakeland
Regional Sewer District and The Cake
Lady?
NWCC offers a variety of activities
and classes for all ages such as yoga,
aiki jitsu, tai chi, and cardio drumming.
There is a walking program that
anyone can participate in for free. Walk
every day, rain or shine.
Each morning in the gym join the
group pickleball players hard at play.
In the afternoons it is open gym time
featuring basketball.
The center has a basketball league,
volleyball league, wrestling club and a
pre gymnastics class for toddlers.
Scheduled for summer are basketball
and volleyball camps for kids from
third-eighth grades. There is a tumbling camp too.
Special events include community
Easter celebration, movie nights, family
painting and pizza, make your own
Christmas ornament, Santa at the
Center, spring garage sales, Boy Scouts
Pinewood Derby and Kid’s Business
Fair.
Banquet rental space has been used
by groups such as Ducks Unlimited,
North Webster Chamber of
Commerce, North Webster Alumni
Association and the National Rifle
Association.
NWCC has a variety of rental spaces
available at very affordable rates for
class or family reunions, baby showers,
birthday parties, wedding receptions,
business meetings or graduation party
needs.
Open Air Market booths are available to rent during Dixie Day, July 30.
This is the kick off for the annual
Heart of the Community Charity
Auction and Raffle ticket sales.
The auction will be from 5-9:30
p.m. Saturday, Oct. 1 at the center and
draws more than 1,000 for dinner and
the live and silent auction fundraiser.
Check www.nwcommunitycenter.org
or follow the center on facebook to
keep up on what is happening.
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Enjoy your meal!
• GREAT ROOMS!
• GREAT RATES!
• GREAT HOSPITALITY!
Now With Boat and Pier Rentals!
Thank farmers
for your food.
Thank servicemen and
women for your protection.
Paula Miller Farm &
J & M Roberts Farms
338 E. Himes Street
North Webster, IN 46555
Phone: 574-834-2022
www.dixiehavenresort.com
Just across from the Dixie Boat
w: www.nwcog.org
p: 574.834.4281
e: [email protected]
SUNDAY SERVICES
8:00a 9:30a 11:00a
302 N Main Street
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ANIMAL SERVICES
Heavenly Yorkies . . . . . . . . . . . 58
Gail Rodriguez
PO Box 283
631 N Main St
Phone: 574-518-1577
[email protected]
Facebook - Heavenly Yorkies Dog Grooming
ANTIQUES & ART
Heart of the Lakes
Antique Mall . . . . . . . . . . . . . 49
Karen Kann
PO Box 352
132 N Main St
Phone: 574-834-3000
Fax: 574-834-3000
[email protected]
Facebook - Heart of the Lakes Antique Mall
My Red Moon Antiques
& Collectibles. . . . . . . . . . . . . 23
Tonya Bowser
306 N First St
Pierceton, IN 46562
Phone: 888-406-6966
www.myredmoon.com
[email protected]
ATTORNEY/LEGAL SERVICES
Law Office of
Natalie M Fierek, LLC . . . . . . 17
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Stoelting Law Office. . . . . . . . . 21
Paul Stoelting
203 N Huntington St
Syracuse, IN 46567
Phone: 574-457-2000
[email protected]
ATTRACTIONS
Dixie Sternwheeler, Inc. . . . . . . . 9
Karilyn Metcalf
PO Box 674
401 S Dixie Dr
Phone: 888-80-DIXIE
[email protected]
www.ridethedixie.com
AUTOMOTIVE/OUTDOOR
VEHICLE
Brenspeed, LLC
Brent White
8088 E 400 N
Pierceton, IN 46562
Phone: 574-594-9559
[email protected]
www.brenspeed.com
The Carriage Shoppe . . . . . . . . 25
Frank Correll
PO Box 137
201 E George St
Phone: 574-834-4380
Fax: 574-834-4380
[email protected]
Natalie Fierek
PO Box 660
220 N Main St
Phone: 574-244-2033
Fax: 574-244-0080
[email protected]
www.fiereklaw.com
Tony Croy
7536 E 200 N
Pierceton, IN 46562
Phone: 574-594-2600
Fax: 574-594-2623
[email protected]
www.loosemoosemotorsports.com
Rockhill Pinnick LLP. . . . . . . . 31
Roger’s Auto Center . . . . . . . . . 45
Jay A Rigdon
105 E Main St
220 N Main St (North Webster)
Warsaw, IN 46580
Phone: 574-267-6116
Fax: 574-269-9264
[email protected]
www.rockhillpinnick.com
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Loose Moose Motorsports . . . . 51
Roger L Coldren
PO Box 99
6428 E 500 N (Leesburg)
Phone: 574-834-2774
Fax: 574-834-2969
[email protected]
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BANKING/FINANCE
Key Bank
Scott Russell
PO Box 351
105 W South St
Phone: 574-834-1121
Fax: 574-834-1266
[email protected]
www.key.com
Lake City Bank . . . . . . . . . . . . 15
Brenda Peterson
PO Box 331
644 N Main St
Phone: 574-834-2868
Fax: 574-834-2869
[email protected]
www.lakecitybank.com
Link Accounting Group . . . . . . 43
Jeff Morgan
PO Box 295
405 S Main St
Phone: 574-834-2511
Fax: 574-834-3750
Mutual Bank
Kim Bolt
PO Box 312
514 N Main St
Phone: 574-834-2879
Fax: 574-834-7618
[email protected]
www.bankwithmutual.com
BOAT/CANVAS SALES &
SERVICE
Adventureglass
Dan Thystrup
PO Box 4667
201 E Epworth Forest Rd
Phone: 574-834-2554
[email protected]
Barbee Marina . . . . . . . . . . . . . 27
Dave Biesemeyer
314 EMS B61 Ln
Warsaw, IN 46582
Phone: 574-834-2595
Fax: 574-834-5029
[email protected]
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Bart’s Water Sports . . . . . . . . . . 34
Starr Senter & Lisa Strombeck
7581 E 800 N
Phone: 574-834-7666
Fax: 574-834-4246
[email protected]
www.barts.com
Indiana Factory
Outlet Marine. . . . . . . . . . . . . 56
Dan Lees
3450 S 1100 W57
Larwill, IN 46764
Phone: 260-799-4764
Fax: 260-799-9959
[email protected]
www.everythingpontoon.com
Patona Bay Resort and Marina
Robert W Paton
162 EMS T33 Ln
Leesburg, IN 46538
Phone: 574-453-3671
Fax: 574-453-3671
[email protected]
www.patonabay.com
Pro Wake Watersports . . . . . . . 13
Mark Richards
PO Box 478
4780 N SR 13 (Leesburg)
Phone: 574-834-1344
Fax: 574-834-2447
[email protected]
www.prowakewatersports.com
Sock’s Marina, Inc. . . . . . . . . . . 15
Jeannie Coverstone
60 EMS W17 Ln
Phone: 574-834-2894
Fax: 574-834-2827
[email protected]
www.socksmarina.com
Tippecanoe Boat Co. . . . . . . . . 43
Bruce Pierce
301 EMS T46 Ln
Leesburg, IN 46538
Phone: 574-837-2271
Fax: 574-834-2841
[email protected]
www.tippecanoeboatcompany.com
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CAMPING/RETREAT
CONSTRUCTION SERVICES
Epworth Forest Conference
Center . . . . . . . . . . Inside Back Cover
Art & Sons Excavating, LLC
Andrea Chaney
8531 East Epworth Forest Road
Phone: 574-834-2212
Fax: 317-216-4242
[email protected]
www.indianaretreats.com
Rick & Ryan Smith
111 EMS T16 Ln
Leesburg, IN 46538
Phone: 574-453-3029
Fax: 574-453-3029
[email protected]
www.artandsons-excavating.com
Pic-A-Spot Campground . . . . . 29
Clearwater Carpentry
Unlimited, LLC
John B McDaniel
110 EMS B72 Ln
6402 E McKenna Rd
Warsaw, IN 46582
Phone: 574-594-2635
Fax: 574-834-4460
[email protected]
www.camppicaspot.com
Dave’s Electric
Heating & Cooling. . . . . . . . . 35
Yogi Bear’s Jellystone Park . . . . 57
Larry Ladd
1916 N 850 E
Pierceton, IN 46562
Phone: 574-594-2124
Fax: 574-594-2125
[email protected]
www.piercetonjellystone.com
CHURCHES
North Webster Church of
the Brethren
Marie Tom
7281 E 600 N
Phone: 574-834-7000
North Webster Church of God. . 11
John McDaniel
PO Box 313
Phone: 574-837-4281
www.nwcog.org
North Webster United
Methodist Church . . . . . . . . . 54
PO Box 282
7822 E Epworth Forest Rd
Phone: 574-834-2871
Fax: 574-834-1999
[email protected]
www.northwebsterumc.org
Chris Lusso
49 EMS B61F Ln
Warsaw, IN 46582
Phone: 574-527-9136
[email protected]
David or Leslie Oakes
PO Box 273
307 E Washington St
Phone: 574-834-3100
Fax: 574-834-3127
[email protected]
www.daveselectricheatingandcooling.com
JP Developers, Inc.. . . . . . . . . . 45
Justin Plank
7462 E. 800 N., Ste 23-10
Syracuse, IN 46567
Phone: 574-529-1739
[email protected]
Metcalf, Payne & Bell . . . . . . . 55
Wes & Ann Bell
PO Box 208
219 E Camelot Ln
Phone: 574-834-2941
Fax: 574-834-2941
[email protected]
Pacemaker Buildings
Wayne Schrock
PO Box 259
7240 N SR 13
Phone: 574-834-4448
Fax: 574-834-1184
[email protected]
www.pacemakerbuildings.com
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STROMBECK BROTHER’S
NORTH WEBSTER
SEPTIC TANK
CLEANING SERVICE
P.O. Box 722
7412E 650N • North Webster
574-834-2394
• Two 2500, one 4200 and one 3600
gallon trucks to serve you promptly.
• ALL EPA 503 and IDEM disposal
regulations are followed.
• All waste disposed in Municipal
Treatment Plants.
Dino and Jeannie Coverstone
Your New Trifecta and Mercury Dealer!
SALES • STORAGE • SERVICE
All Makes and Models
Restorations • Consignments
Certified Technicians
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DENTISTRY
Mary C Baker, DDS . . . . . . . . . 27
Jeni Fisher
1101 S Huntington St, Ste 4
Syracuse, IN 46567
Phone: 574-457-5771
Fax: 574-457-5772
[email protected]
FARMING
J&M Roberts Farms . . . . . . . . . 11
Matt Roberts
8430 N 620 E
8546 N Syr-Web Rd
Syracuse, IN 46567
Phone: 574-529-0019
[email protected]
Paula Miller Farm. . . . . . . . . . . 11
Paula Miller
6788 N 650 E
Phone: 574-529-0839
[email protected]
FITNESS & HEALTH
Palace of Wellness
Karla Ward
PO Box 644
127 S Main St
Phone: 574-529-0050
[email protected]
FUNERAL HOMES
Cremation Services of
Kosciusko County
Richard Owen
4356 N St Rd 15
Warsaw, IN 46582
Phone: 574-267-8890
[email protected]
www.cremationserviceskc.com\
Eastlund Funeral Home . . . . . . 53
David Colquitt
7458 E 1000 N
Syracuse, IN 46567
Phone: 574-457-3144
Fax: 574-457-2938
[email protected]
www.eastlundfuneralhome.com
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Owen Family
Funeral Home, Inc. . . . . . . . . 55
Richard Owen
PO Box 72
8056 E 500 N (St Rd 13 & CR 500)
Phone: 574-834-1200
[email protected]
www.owenfamilyfuneralhome.com
Owen Family
Funeral Home, Inc. . . . . . . . . 55
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HEALTH & BEAUTY
SERVICES
A.K. Hare Co . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 23
Amanda Hare & Jenny Shoemaker
PO Box 549
119 N Main St
Phone: 574-834-3844
[email protected]
Jill & Jennifer’s Salon . . . . . . . . 55
Richard Owen
1001 S Huntington St
Syracuse, IN 46555
Phone: 574-457-4002
[email protected]
Jennifer Crosley
PO Box 45
225 N Main St, Ste D
Phone: 574-834-4730
[email protected]
GARDENING, FLORAL &
LANDSCAPE SERVICES
Turning Point Counseling Center
Clayton Garden Center . . . . . . 43
7185 SR 13
Phone: 574-834-2249
Guy’s Lawn Care, Inc
Benjamin Guy
19 EMS W30B Ln
Phone: 574-834-7074
[email protected]
https://m.facebook.com/guyslawncareinc?-rdr
Katy Did It. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 3
Katy Ritzenthaler
118 EMS T6 Ln
Phone: 574-834-3123
[email protected]
Sue’s Creations . . . . . . . . . . . . . 56
Steve & Sue Ward
PO Box 126
Camelot Square
Phone: 574-834-4323
[email protected]
www.suescreationsflorist.com
Andy Bautz
PO Box 751
225 N Main St, Ste 5
Phone: 574-834-1393
Fax: 574-834-1205
[email protected]
www.myturningpt.com
HOTELS & LODGING
Bittersweet Bed & Breakfast
Larry Rensberger
9020 N 500 E
Syracuse, IN 46567
Phone: 574-834-1842
Fax: 574-834-1842
Dixie Haven Resort . . . . . . . . . 11
Tammy Waliczek
338 E Himes St
Phone: 574-834-2022
[email protected]
www.dixiehavenresort.com
Fisherman Cove Resort. . . . . . . 40
Chuck Lawrance
PO Box 26
340 E Huntington St
Phone: 574-834-2518
[email protected]
www.fishermancove.com
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N
Natalie M. Fierek
Attorney at Law
• Social Security Disability •
• Worker’s Compensation • Estate Planning •
Law Office of Natalie M. Fierek
220 N. Main Street
PO Box 660 (mailing)
111 N. Main Street
North Webster, IN
574.527.9701
tangiblesresale.com
[email protected]
Phone: (574) 244-2033
Fax: (574) 244-0080
[email protected]
www.fiereklaw.com
•
Bed Bug Control
Heat/Chemical Treatments Available
• Flea & Tick Control
• Carpenter Ants & Carpenter Bees
• Termite Inspections & Control
• Seasonal & 1-Time Programs
•
PEST CONTROL INC.
HOURS: M-F 8-5
Mosquito Control
Over 75 Years Of Serving
Your Family & Home
574-834-2834
Sentricon
www.acepestonline.com
1-800-552-2787
AUTHORIZED FIRM
®
Termite Colony Elimination System
TM
634 N. MAIN STREET — NORTH WEBSTER
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Lake-Land Cottages
Linda Land
PO Box 475
2 EMS W30B Ln
Phone: 574-453-8564
[email protected]
The Lodge at North Webster . . 39
Jon Sroufe
PO Box 429
811 S Main St
Phone: 574-834-1500
[email protected]
INDIVIDUAL MEMBERS
Dave Tranter
8773 E Wesley Ln
Phone: 260-213-1945
[email protected]
INSURANCE PROVIDERS
Pletcher Insurance . . . . . . . . . . 51
Stacey Cox
PO Box 298
132 S Main St
Phone: 574-834-3414
Fax: 574-834-3415
[email protected]
www.pletcherinsurance.com
Rhodes Insurance Agency
John Leek
PO Box 263
133 S East St
Phone: 574-834-4422
Fax: 574-834-3699
[email protected]
Wilson Insurance
Management. . . . . . . . . . . . . . 53
DJ Wilson
PO Box 314
4583 N SR 13 (Leesburg)
Phone: 574-834-5701
Fax: 574-834-1557
[email protected]
www.wilsoninsurancemanagement.com
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LOCAL GOVERNMENT
& MUNICIPALITIES
Tippecanoe Township
Steve Ward
PO Box 144
102 S Morton
Phone: 574-834-1171
Town of North Webster
Betsy Luce
PO Box 95
144 S Main St
Phone: 574-834-7894
Fax: 574-834-7012
[email protected]
ORGANIZATIONS
American Legion
Auxiliary #253
Cindy Scott-Hagan
PO Box 131
756 S St Rd 13
American Legion Post 253 . . . . 43
Jeff Spickelmier
PO Box 131
756 S St Rd 13
Phone: 574-834-4297
[email protected]
www.americanlegionnorthwebster.com
Barbee Lakes Property Owners Assn.
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Center . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Back Cover
Erin Smith
PO Box 379
301 N Main St
Phone: 574-834-1600
Fax: 574-834-2168
[email protected]
www.nwcommunitycenter.com
Public Library . . . . . . . . . . . . 28
Helen Leinbach
PO Box 825
301 N Main St
Phone: 574-834-7122
Fax: 574-834-7122
[email protected]
www.nweb.lib.in.us
North Webster Lions Club . . . . 44
PO Box 11
Phone: 574-834-4316
[email protected]
www.northwebsterlions.com
The Watershed Foundation . . . 48
Lyn Crighton
PO Box 55
301 N Main St
Phone: 574-834-3242
[email protected]
www.watershedfoundation.org
Webster Lake Conservation
Association, Inc. . . . . . . . . . . . 30
Ron Miller/Kathryn Schmidt
PO Box 175
www.barbeelakes.org
Ronald Erb
PO Box 79
Kosciusko County Convention
& Visitors Bureau . . Inside Front Cover
Whitewater Community
Services, Inc.
111 Capital Drive
Warsaw, IN 46580
Phone: 574-269-6090
[email protected]
www.koscvb.org
Lakeland Kiwanis. . . . . . . . . . . 52
Dave Edwards
PO Box 138
Phone: 574-834-7754
[email protected]
Kelly Thompson
PO Box 623
108 E Washington St
Phone: 574-834-1508
[email protected]
www.whitewatercommunity.com
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REALTY 574/834-1313
Highway 13 South, North Webster, IN
YEAR
AFTER
YEAR
Bev Ganshorn
Chuck Lawrance
Tippecanoe Lake Resident
Webster Lake Resident
453-6957
834-2518
Ron Shipley
Monty Ganshorn
Cathy Shipley
Office Manager
527-8476
453-6370
Kathy Gilmore
Dave Sivicek
Jody K Burkhart
Irish Lake Resident
Asst. Office Manager
Barbee Lake Resident
Sechrist Lake Resident
773-844-0661
574-518-1683
SELLING
‘YOUR’ LAKES AREA
If your property is currently being marketed by another realtor, this is not to be considered as solicitation.
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PRINTING & PUBLISHING
Maverick Promotions
Chris Trowbridge
6019 E 500 N
Leesburg, IN 46538
Phone: 574-834-4733
Fax: 574-834-4734
[email protected]
www.maverickpromos.com
The Papers Inc.. . . . . . . . . . . . . 34
Ron Baumgartner
PO Box 188
206 S Main St
Milford, IN 46542
Phone: 574-658-4111
800-886-3796
[email protected]
www.the-papers.com
REALTORS
Kosciusko Board of Realtors
Liz Decker, AE
475 Anchorage Rd, Ste 2
Warsaw, IN 46580
Phone: 574-269-6706
Fax: 574-268-1763
[email protected]
www.kbor.com
Logan Rogers Realty. . . . . . . . . 45
Ernie Rogers
PO Box 93
408 S Huntington St
Syracuse, IN 46567
Phone: 574-457-4678
Fax: 574-457-2585
[email protected]
www.loganrogersrealty.com
Pier 13 Realty. . . . . . . . . . . . . . 19
Chuck Lawarance
PO Box 300
920 S Main St
Phone: 574-834-1313
Fax: 574-834-2956
[email protected]
Re/Max Lakes . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 25
Mark Skibowski
PO Box 556
402 S Main St
Phone: 574-517-0660
[email protected]
www.warsawmark.com
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Todd Realty, Inc. . . . . . . . . . . . 57
Patinos Mexican Food . . . . . . . 31
Kay Young
PO Box 307
Syracuse, IN 46567
Phone: 574-457-4417
Fax: 574-457-2162
[email protected]
www.toddrealty.com
Jose Vences
PO Box 375
720 S Main St
Phone: 574-834-2040
[email protected]
RECREATION
Tactical & Hunting Solutions . . 23
John Burnaw
105 E Esterbrook Dr
Phone: 574-834-2000
Fax: 574-834-2000
[email protected]
RESTAURANTS
Adrift BBQ . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 21
Andy & Kellie Willis
24 EMS B48 Ln
225 N Main St
Phone: 574-244-2107
[email protected]
Facebook - Adrift BBQ
Bourbon Street Pizza
Jayne Ganshorn
209 N Main St
Bourbon, IN 46504
Phone: 574-834-4444
Fax: 574-342-0000
[email protected] m
www.bourbonpizza.com
Sleepy Owl . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 41
Jeff Larson
11371 N SR 13
Syracuse, IN 46567
Phone: 574-457-4840
www.sleepyowlrestaurant.com
[email protected]
Subway . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 31
Bruce Chilton
1671 W Lake St
Warsaw, IN 46580
Phone: 574-834-5558
Fax: 574-834-5558
[email protected]
The River Coffehouse
Kelly Thompson
PO Box 613
127 S Main St
Phone: 574-834-1488
[email protected]
www.whitewatercommunity.org
RETAIL BUSINESSES
Ace Hardware of
North Webster, Inc. . . . . . . . . 31
Dave Fausnaugh
207 W. South St
Phone: 574-834-4251
Bret Hite or Nicole Helman
PO Box 275
733 S Main St
Phone: 574-834-2021
Fax: 574-834-1449
[email protected]
www.northwebsterace.com
Lakeview Pizza King . . . . . . . . . .
Future Heirlooms . . . . . . . . . . . 56
Fuzzy’s HideAway . . . . . . . . . . . 25
Patrick O’Connell
110 W 200 S
405 Dixie Dr (North Webster)
Warsaw, IN 46580
Phone: 574-834-2565
[email protected]
www.pizza-king.com
Marilyn Copeland
119 S Main St
Phone: 574-834-4768
[email protected]
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Stoelting
Pulled Pork • Brisket
Paninis • Salads & More
(574) 457-2000
Open Wed.-Sun.
203 N. Huntington St.
Syracuse, IN 46567
574-244-2107
Dine In – Carry Out
225 N. Main St., North Webster
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• Open Mon-Sat 10am-6pm
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Amazing Carpet Care. . . . . . . . 24
POS Merchant Card Services
Judy Clark
8375 E Backwater Rd
106 W Huntington St
Phone: 574-834-3000
Todd Fiedeke
133 EMS T48 Ln
Syracuse, IN 46567
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8220 Riveroak Dr
Fort Wayne, IN 46825
Phone: 260-459-1275
Fax: 260-436-7151
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New Market
Kevin Springer
PO Box 92
306 S Main St
Phone: 574-834-2861
Fax: 574-834-4079
[email protected]
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Pilcher’s Shoes . . . . . . . . . . . . . 21
Bob Pilcher
PO Box 360
127 S Main St
Phone: 574-834-7463
[email protected]
www.pilchersshoes.net
Stamp-N-Toys. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
Jan Biehl
PO Box 356
109 W Washington St, Ste A
Phone: 574-837-2686
[email protected]
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Tangibles Resale &
Consignment, LLC . . . . . . . . . 17
Scott Kuhn
PO Box 433
111 N Main St
Phone: 574-527-9701
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SERVICES
ACE Pest Control, Inc. . . . . . . 17
Greg Long
PO Box 383
634 N Main St
Phone: 574-834-2834
Fax: 574-834-2925
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Elwood Staffing . . . . . . . . . . . . 59
Shelly McDonald
3570 Commerce Dr
Warsaw, IN 46580
Phone: 574-269-5599
Fax: 574-267-2255
[email protected]
www.elwoodstaffing.com
Kozon Plumbing & Heating
Brandy Kozon
PO Box 308
205 Industrial Dr
Cromwell, IN 46732
Phone: 260-856-2225
Fax: 260-856-2284
[email protected]
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Matthews Painting Co, LLC. . . 53
Jason Matthews
PO Box 781
8055 E 500 N (Leesburg)
Phone: 574-834-3575
Fax: 574-834-3575
[email protected]
www.matthewspainting.com
North Webster Area
Community Services
Lori Mark
PO Box 392
102 Morton St
Phone: 574-244-2142
[email protected]
One Call Water
Theresa Davenport
11875 N SR 13
Syracuse, IN 46567
Phone: 574-457-5006
[email protected]
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Pack Rat Self Storage . . . . . . . . 50
Jim Tranter
PO Box 705
8094 N SR 13
Syracuse, IN 46567
Phone: 574-834-3990
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Spacemaker Self Storage
Wayne Schrock
PO Box 259
7188 N SR 13
Phone: 574-834-7661
Fax: 574-834-1184
[email protected]
www.spacemakerstorage.com
Strombeck Brothers, Inc. . . . . . 15
Kama Strombeck
PO Box 822
7412 E 650 N
Phone: 574-834-2394
Fax: 574-834-2374
[email protected]
www.strombecksepticinc.com
The Outpost
Kelly Thompson
PO Box 623
108 E Washington St
Phone: 574-834-1508
[email protected]
The RAFT
Kelly Thompson
PO Box 623
127 S Main St, Ste B
Phone: 574-834-1509
[email protected]
Trinity Lock Service
Joe Losee
7895 E Cherokee Rd
Syracuse, IN 46567
Phone: 574-834-3114
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A Family Friendly Salon
Front row – l to r:
stylists Taylor Brooks
and Megan Likens. In
back are stylists
Jenny Shumaker,
Kathy White, Amber
Burchard, Amanda
Hare and Jeanie Auker.
Not pictured –
Dawn Shue, salon
coordinator.
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MediaCom Communications . . 57
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7196 N St Rd 13
Phone: 574-834-7100
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PO Box 255
126 S Main St
Phone: 574-527-5765
[email protected]
www.lionskarate.com
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Auburn, IN 46706
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Pisgah Marsh A Nature Trail Available To All
By Martha Stoelting,
The Mail-Journal Staff Writer
and Photographer
Near North Webster is one of the
Indiana Department of Natural
Resources’ best kept secrets.It’s called
Pisgah Marsh Wildlife Diversity Site and
although the main entrance is off SR 5
in Whitley County, most of the 445
acres lie in Tippecanoe Township in
Kosciusko County. It is overseen by the
Tri-County DNR office, near Syracuse.
The most unique aspect of this scenic
spot is it is accessible by a boardwalk,
which is 1,500 feet long and 6 feet wide.
It was built in 2003. Made of arsenic
free treated wood, the boardwalk meanders over an unusual geological formation called an esker. It is a long, narrow
ridge of sand, gravel and boulders
deposited by streams flowing under the
glacier that covered this part of the
world. Clay pockets were formed and
hold the marsh and lake. The word “pisgah” is derived from the Bible and
means hill or ledge.
Free admission and parking make this
handicap accessible area available in all
kinds of weather except snow. Hours are
sunrise to sunset and there are restrooms
provided.
Visitors must stay on the boardwalk
at all times to protect the wildlife habi-
tat, which attracts more than 290 bird
species and many types of animals and
insects.
Winter is the time to have a clearer
view of the marsh than summer. Spring
and fall are said to be equally spectacular.
Take in this hidden gem next time
you’re in the area. Turn east on East 500
North, better known as Armstrong
Road. Follow its curves past the
Ponderosa subdivision and turn left at
the first road, East 450N. This goes to
SR 5. Turn south. The marsh is on the
east side of the road, not too far past the
Noble County line.
It would be fun to bike there from
Webster, but the bikes cannot be ridden
on the boardwalk.
For more information, call (574)
834-4461 or search online for Pisgah
Marsh IN DNR.
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Appetizers served after 9 pm
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Business of the Month
Township Chamber of
Commerce Board of
Directors honors monthly a
member business or organization that has gone above and
beyond in serving the community, customers and
patrons.
Nominations can be made
to the chamber by email
[email protected] or
call (574) 834-7076 and leave
a message.
These members were chosen between April 2015 and
April 2016.
Town of North Webster
Public Library
North Webster Church of God
One Call Water
Township Fire Department
Guy's Lawn Service
Tactical and Hunting Solutions
Tangibles
Resale &
Consignment
Maverick Productions
Up Your Alley
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Lions Karate
Eastlund Funeral Home
ACCEPTING NEW PATIENTS
OF ALL AGES!
Mary C. Baker, D.D.S., P.C.
Mar
GENERAL DENTISTRY
574.457.5771
1101 S Huntington St., Suite 4
Syracuse
Alcohol Free
Fuel
Pontoon Rental Available
[email protected]
Crowns/Bridges
Dentures
General Restorative
Extractions
Convenient Payment Plans
Most Insurance Accepted
Care Credit offered and accepted
Only Female Dentist in Syracuse
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Art, Gently-Used Furniture,
Antiques and Decor
Custom Furniture Painting
Judy Clark, Owner
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(574) 518-0826
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Library Serving the Past, Present, Future
The North Webster Community Public
Library joins in the Indiana Bicentennial
Celebration with special events planned to
commemorate 200 years of statehood.
The library is participating in Indiana’s
Bison-tennial Public Arts Project by sponsoring a 5 foot by 8 foot bison statue that
will be painted and decorated by a local
artist and put on display in anticipation of
the Bicentennial Torch Relay.
This commemorative torch will make its
way through all 92 Hoosier
counties, covering 2,300 miles,
over a five week period, and will
pass through North Webster on
Sept. 29.
In addition, the Youth
Services Department will hold
special bison crafts and games for
children that week to coincide
with the Torch Relay.
The adults will enjoy their
own bison activities that
include a tour of an area
bison farm complete with a picnic
meal featuring bison meat.
As a special honor, the Indiana
Bicentennial Commission has
endorsed the library’s 10th annual
North Webster Cemetery Walk on
Sept.11 as a Bicentennial Legacy
Project. Sponsored by the library’s
Local History and Genealogy
Center, the annual Cemetery Walk
is a living history event that celebrates local history and people from
the past who helped build the heritage of our community.
To qualify for endorsement, an event
must be historically relevant and create a
legacy for the future. By understanding the
past, the library hopes to give thought to
how the future is being shaped for coming
generations.
Take advantage of the many resources
available at the North Webster Community
Public Library. A North Webster library
card is free to residents of Tippecanoe
Township and, as part of the statewide
Evergreen Library System, the North
Webster card can be used at over 100
Evergreen libraries across the state.
Look at all we offer
Past, Present, Future –
All In One Place
574-834-7122
• Summer Reading
Programs
• Weekly Storytime
• Baby Lapsit Programs
• Wireless Internet and
Public Computers
• Downloadable &
Streaming ebooks,
Audiobooks, Music
& Movies
• Local History &
Genealogical Material
• Technical Assistance
• Variety of Adult
Programs
• Audiobooks
• DVDs
• Music CDs
• Play Kits
• Large Selection of
Reading Material
• Bestsellers
& lots more
PO Box 825, 301 N. Main St.
North Webster
Located in the North Wing
of the
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Mon.-Thurs.: 10 am-7 pm
Fri.: 10 am-6 pm
Sat.: 10 am-3 pm
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Picnic Tables
Fire Rings
Firewood
Boat Launch
Fishing &
License
Boating & Bait
Boat Rentals
7 Connected
Lakes
Swings & Bars
Basketball
Volleyball
Store
Snack Bar
Pay Phone
Onsite Rentals
Holding Tank
Pumping
Modern Lakefront
Log Cabins
Campfire
Swimming
Skiing
LP Gas – Gasoline
Wireless Internet
Service
John B. McDaniel
6402 E. McKenna Road, Warsaw, Indiana 46582
(574) 594-2635
[email protected]
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North Webster Chamber dinner
honors annual award winners
By Martha Stoelting
Staff Writer
the example of give
where you live, a precept she has tried to
follow. She expressed
North Webster-Tippecanoe Township
Chamber of Commerce celebrated commu- gratitude to her
Dixie crew, the
nity activists at its annual awards dinner
chamber board and
Monday evening, March 7. It was held in
her teaching family
the North Webster Community Center
at the school.
Banquet Hall.
Because he is out
Long time community volunteer Karilyn of the country, Phil
Metcalf was honored as Person of the Year.
Metcalf sent a touchThe Cake Lady received the Small Business
ing letter and a bouof the Year nod while Large Business of the
quet of a dozen roses
Year went to North Webster Ace Hardware. to his wife to honor
Award winners were from the left, Best Small Business,
Metcalf has been one of the driving
the occasion.
The Cake Lady Peggy Roulo; Person of the Year Karilyn
forces in establishing the Dixie boat as a
Both businesses
Metcalf; and Best Large Business North Webster Ace
non-profit destination for tourism, bringing honored are well
Hardware Nicole Helman.
more than 14,000 riders to North Webster
known for commuduring the three-month summer season.
nity involvement and support of many non- opened Bella Vitale Italian Eatery in the
former Bennigan’s location.
She is president of the Dixie Sternwheeler
profit organizations.
North Webster Ace Hardware is owned
Inc., as well as a board member of the
The Cake Lady owner Peggy Roulo
by
Dennis Wagoner and is committed to
chamber of commerce. Before retirement,
accepted the award for her team. The comsupporting
the North Webster community
Metcalf taught music for 38 years at North
pany has been in business at the North
in any way possible. North Webster Ace
Webster Elementary School.
Webster Community Center for six years
In accepting the award she cited her
where it will continue to operate. The Cake Hardware could be called the largest small
town hardware, with 15,000 square feet of
father as bestowing the advice and setting
Lady has expanded into Warsaw. She
selling area, 35,000 items and more
than 65,000 special order items.
Employee Nicole Helman accepted the
honor.
Chamber President Sue Ward, Sue’s
Creations, served as master of ceremonies for the event. Co-chairmen were
chamber board members David
Colquitt, Eastlund Funeral Home, and
Susan Stump, The Papers Inc. The
blessing was given by Richard Owen,
Owen Family Funeral Homes.
The program was highlights of the
PBS station WNIT’s show “Our
Hometown-North Webster.” Wawasee
High School television students edited
the presentation. Martha Stoelting, The
Papers Inc., introduced the video.
The space was provided by the North
Webster Community Center while the
cash bar was by The Sleepy Owl Supper
Club. The Cake Lady catered the Italian
dinner. Tables were decorated by Stump
with wine bottles and candles.
Many enjoyed purchasing the gifts
donated by chamber member businesses
North Webster Chamber of Commerce officers and board members who attended
the dinner.
for the silent auction.
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Litigation & Trials, Mediation and Criminal Law.
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Outdoor Recreation
Tri-County Fish & Wildlife Area
Located north of Webster Lake off of 900
North, this area is composed of 3,500 acres of
flat to rolling upland fields and gradual to steep
slopes of oak-hickory woodlands, falling off to
depressions of wetlands. Tri-County includes 10
natural lakes with water depths of 75 feet. TriCounty provides wonderful opportunities to
relax and enjoy nature. Facilities include a dog
training area, shooting and archery ranges and
hunting and fishing areas accessible even to
persons with disabilities. Activities include nut,
berry and mushroom hunting and wetland trapping. Additional hunting opportunities are available. Check with property office for more information. (574) 834-4461.
www.in.gov/dnr/fishwild/publications/tri.htm
Pisgah Marsh Area and Boardwalk
Located approximately 9 miles north of
Larwill, west of State Road 5, this area was set
aside to preserve habitat resources for a variety of
plant and animal species. The Pisgah Marsh area
is home to over 290 bird species and provides
excellent wildlife viewing throughout the year.
The 445-acres is comprised of grassland, wetland, upland forest and lake habitat.
Opportunities include fishing and hunting in
the Durham Lake Area.
In an attempt to help preserve the sensitive
area, the Pisgah Marsh Boardwalk and Golden
Eagle Deck were constructed in 2003 to provide
access to the property. Hunting, fishing and collection of species is strictly prohibited in this
area. (574) 834-4461.
http://www.in.gov/dnr/fishwild/endangered/pisgah_photo.html
FREE
Fishing Days
May 21 and June 4 & 5, 2016
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Hoosier adults do not need a license to fish Indiana’s public waters
during Free Fishing Days. Children under the age of 17 do not need a
fishing license at any time.
Although no fishing license is needed to fish public waters
on this weekend, all other fishing regulations are still in effect.
It’s Reel Fun with a Catch!
FISH & WILDLIFE AREA
Kosciusko Co.
This program receives federal aid in fish and/or wildlife restoration.
Under Title VI of the Civil Rights Act of 1954 and Section 504 of the
Rehabilitation Act of 1973, the U.S. Department of the Interior prohibits
discrimination on the basis of race, color, national origin or handicap.
If you believe you have been discriminated against in any program,
activity or facility, or if you desire further information, please write to:
Office of Equal Opportunity, U.S. Department of Interior, Washington,
DC 20240.
Noble Co.
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TRI-COUNTY
Wawasee Family
Fishing Area
Lake Wawasee
P
Old S.R. 8
P
SYRACUSE
1000 N
Koher Rd.
Papakeechie Lake
850 E
B3
P
5
Ko
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Field Trial
H. Q.
D1
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d.
B4
Pond
900 N
B4
C2
Co. Line Rd.
Hammond Lake
P
B5
Goose
Pond
P
Mallard
Pond
Allen Lake
A1
Rothenberger
Lake
850 N
P
75 N
Village
Lake
D3
C1
Spear
Lake
A3
P
Knepper
Marsh
Heron
Pond
P
P
Shock
Lake
D2
P
D4
B1
A2
13
Barrel 1/2
Lake
F1
Long
Lake
Rail
Pond
Price
Lake
Bass
Pond
Black
Pond
Loon
Pond
P
D5
P
Hoss Hills Rd.
D6
P
F3
750 N
F2
G4
Wyland
Lake
P
5
G3
75
S
G1
E1
Grindle
Lake
H2
700 N
Goldeneye
Pond
G2
Epworth Forest Rd.
I1
county line boundary
Bufflehead
Pond
975 E
headquarters
950 E
I2
property boundary
125 S
H1
P
I3
self-service drop box
Backwater Road
waterfowl resting area
200 S
dog running area (Area B)
water areas
boat ramp
safety zone (No Hunting)
archery range
NORTH WEBSTER
marsh
shooting range
self service check-in
Greider Woods Nature Preserve
A1
parking
P
parking
Law Enforcement District 1 H.Q.
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Approximate Scale in Miles
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Local Lakes Information
Lake Name
Backwater Lake
Acres
189
Fish
BC, BG, LB, PS, RE, YP, LN, M
Skiing
Lower Barbee
69
BG, P, BC, RE, LB, C, M
Upper Barbee
278
BG, P, CR, LB, M
Irish
143
BG, P, CR, LB, M
Kuhn
118
BC, BG, C, LB, P, RE, M
Sawmill
27
BG, P, CR, LB, M
Sechrist
99
BG, P, CR, LB, M
Dewart
551
BC, BG, LB, RE, YP
Yes
James
282
BG, YP, LB, RE, BC, RB, W, CC, NP, M
Yes
Oswego
83
BG, YP, LB, RE, BC, RB, W, CC, NP
Beach
Barbee Chain of Lakes
2 mi. S of North Webster on SR 13
then W on EMS-B7 Lane
Yes
3 mi. NE of Leesburg on 750N, N on 300E, E on Peach Ln.
Grassy Creek on 500N
N of North Webster on SR 13, E on 900N
Tri-County Fish & Wildlife Area
Barrel & Half
7
Goldeneye Pond
26
BG, CC, CR, LB, NP, RT, RE
Hammond
5
Shock
32
BG, LB, RE
Spear
40
Wyland
6
T, BT
768
BG, YP, LB, RB, RE, BC, W, CC, NP, M
Tippecanoe
Public Access Sites
1 mi. E of North Webster on Backwater Road (550N)
Yes
Grassy Creek on 500N
Webster
585
BG, YP, RE, LB, BC, PS, M
Yes
Yes
NW Corner of Backwater Lake on 550N
B=Bass/BC=Black Crappie/BG=Blue Gill/BT=Brown Trout/C=Catfish/CC=Channel Catfish/CR=Crappie/LB=Largemouth Bass
LN=Large Nose Gar/LS=Longear Sunfish/M=Muskellunge/NP=Northern Pike/P=Perch/PS=Pumpkinseed/RE=Redear/RB=Rock Bass/RT=Rainbow Trout
S=Sunfish/T=Trout/YP=Yellow Perch/W=Warmouth/WE=Walleye/WB=White Bass
Sunday worship services are offered
Memorial Day to Labor Day on Webster
Lake at Epworth Forest at 7:30 am.
the development stages, the Homer J. Shoop
Sports Foundation helped to purchase 25
“Share the Road” signs which have been
installed around town.
Golf & Tennis
Regardless of your skill level, several golf
courses and driving ranges are available in
the immediate area. And if you are a tennis
enthusiast, two outdoor, lighted tennis
courts are adjacent to the Blaine St. ball
park.
Beaches
North Webster is home to one public
beach, located at North Webster Town Park
along Dixie Drive. It is a wonderful place
for picnics and is the home of the “Music
in the Park” series that runs from May to
September on Friday evenings at 7 pm.
Close by is Indiana’s oldest sternwheeler,
The Dixie Boat, which dates back to 1929.
Evening Ski Bee shows are scheduled
throughout the summer months. (See dates
page 34.)
Boat Launches
& Public Access
North Webster is known to be the “Heart
of the Lakes” with more than 100 natural
lakes found in Kosciusko County. Several
public access sites are available for nearby
lakes including: Webster, Barbee,
Tippecanoe, Backwater, Dewart, Tri-County
and Oswego. Other private access points
are also available. Unique “Boat –in”
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Fishing
Looking for another great way to enjoy a
spring or summer day? This ageless family
activity is sure to be time well spent and
North Webster Town Park is the home to a
free public fishing pier. Several lakes in the
immediate area are known for their highquality muskie fishery and attract anglers
from across the county. Another growing
interest is the sport of ice fishing during the
winter months.
Bicycling
A result of a Ball State Charrette project,
the North Webster Bicycle Trail Committee
was formed to plan a 7-mile trail around
Webster Lake. While this project is still in
Trojan Raceway
For those who enjoy the fast track.
Located approximately 2 1/2 miles south of
North Webster, this racetrack offers 10weekends worth of racing from April to
October. The races are sponsored by Reads
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The Watershed Foundation
TWF protects and
improves
water quality
in the more
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and streams
in the Upper Tippecanoe River watershed that spans from Crooked Lake to
Lake Tippecanoe. This unique area is
full of amazing water resources and rich
farmland.
The Foundation focuses on stopping
pollution at its source (on the land) before
it reaches our waters. An astounding seventy-five percent of the land in the watershed is agricultural, which is why TWF
concentrates on working with farmers to
implement solutions that are healthy for
their productions, and our lakes.
TWF also works to promote impactful
residential choices including using phosphorus-free lawn fertilizer, maintaining septic systems, not feeding waterfowl, and installing healthy shorelines.
The Foundation has completed over 95 permanent water-quality-improvement projects, established an agriculturally focused
Healthy Soils, Clean Water program and co-developed the internationally recognized Clear Choices, Clean Water
education campaign. To learn more please visit
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Mermaid Festival just one of Lions Club projects
2016 will mark the 71st annual
Mermaid Festival for the North Webster
Lions Club. The theme is “Indiana
Bicentennial, Celebrating Indiana.”
To be held June 22-25, the Mermaid
Festival is the cornerstone of the events
and projects that the Lions Club participates in and supports throughout the year.
The club views the Mermaid Festival as a
place for the community to come and gather once a year to see friends and neighbors
that they may not have seen since the last
festival.
Without the community’s support of the
Mermaid Festival, it would not be easy for
the Lions Club to do
community service.
The Lions Club
has sponsored Cub
Scouts for 63 years,
sponsors a little
league team and
owns, operates and
maintains the Mermaid Festival Grounds.
Other community groups as well as the
Lions utilize the grounds each year.
However, the Lions Club is more than
the Mermaid Festival. It has projects and
activities throughout the year that either
raise money for or support local organizations and projects and Lions
International projects. Examples
are eyeglasses for the needy and
the Lions Leader Dog program
that provides leader dogs free of
charge to those that are blind.
Another event to put on the
calendar that the Lions Club
brought back to life in North
Webster in 2008 is the Amazing
Haunted House at the Mermaid
Festival Grounds.
The haunted maze will be open for three
weekends thanks to the help of North
Webster Boy Scout Troop 726. The dates
are Oct. 14, 15, 21, 22, 28, and 29. This is
fun for the whole family.
As a group of 26 members, the club can
always use more help with the various projects and fundraisers. To inquire about being
a Lions Club member, go to the website at
www.nwlionsclub.com, call (574) 8344316, or come to one of the meetings 7
p.m., the second and fourth Thursdays of
each month in the Tippecanoe Township
Building, 102 S. Morton St. Park and enter
on the west end of the building.
2016 Theme
Indiana Bicentennial, Celebrating Indiana
We hope to see you and your family at the Mermaid Festival this year!
June 22-25
Haunted House 2016 Dates:
October 14-15, 21-22, 28-29
Thanks to your continued support, we
are able to provide these activities and
help promote a better community for
you and your family.
North Webster Cub Scouts
North Webster Mermaid Festival
Haunted House
Christmas Presents
Easter Egg Hunt
Local Scholarships
North Webster Youth League
April Fools Drawing
and Various Food Sales
North Webster Christmas Project
State Lions
Projects
includes:
• Leader Dogs
• Eye Bank
• Speech & Hearing
• Vision
• Diabetic Awareness
• Drug Awareness
• Kid’s Sight
• Lions International
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Herbert Kuhn American Legion Post 253
“The Biggest
Little Post In
Indiana”
Located on the south side of North
Webster on SR 13, Herbert Kuhn American
Legion Post 253, bills itself as “The Biggest
Little Post in Indiana.”
The reason is that the post has a large
membership when compared to the number
of inhabitants in the town of North Webster.
Post 253 boasts a Legion membership of
1,134 members and has the third largest Legion
membership in the state of Indiana.
The post also claims the largest women’s
Auxiliary unit in the state and the largest Sons of
the American Legion detachment in the state,
each with over 800 members.
In total Legion family membership, Post 253
has the largest Legion organization membership
in the state.
Post 253 offers a wide variety of programs and
activities for both members and nonmembers.
Community involvement is important and the
post strives to support other community organizations including the local schools, the chamber
of commerce, the community center, youth baseball, the library and local scout troops.
The post supports local schools with numer-
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ous donations and conducts the
American Legion flag education program and government program at the
schools.
Each year the post sponsors local
high school students at Hoosier Boys’
State and Hoosier Girls’ State.
Annually, the post provides scholarships to more than 20 local students
attending college or other post-high
school education.
Donations are made annually to
several community organizations.
Each November, the Legion hosts
aThanksgiving Day Dinner for the
community.
The post also collects food items for the
North Webster Food Pantry and for the community Christmas food delivery.
The Legion Honor Guard provides military
honors for approximately 35 veterans’ funerals
each year and conducts memorial services on
Veterans Day and Memorial Day at five area
cemeteries.
The post has three vans that are available to
transport veterans, who are not able to drive,
to medical appointments and to veterans’ hospitals in Fort Wayne, Marion and
Indianapolis.
The public is invited to enjoy lunch and
dinner in the Post’s restaurant
as well as several yearly events
held in the Post or at its outdoor facilities. Wii bowling
and bingo throughout the year
are open to the public.
Popular local bands entertain
on many Friday and Saturday
nights.
Individuals and organizations can rent the Legion’s banquet hall and outdoor pavilion
for special occasions for an
affordable price. Stop in to see
why North Webster American
Legion Post 253 is so popular.
HERBERT KUHN POST 253
THE AMERICAN LEGION
“The Biggest Little Post in Indiana”
Fellowship/Veterans Assistance
Support of Community, State & Nation
Eligibility Dates
April 6, 1917 – November 11, 1918
December 7, 1941 – December 31, 1946
June 25, 1950 – January 31, 1955
February 28, 1961 – May 7, 1975
August 24, 1982 – July 31, 1984
December 20, 1989 – January 31, 1990
August 2, 1990 – to the present date
“Open to the Public for Meals”
(Sorry, No Beer or Alcohol Served To Non-Members)
Monday – Saturday
11:00 a.m. – 2:00 p.m.
Monday – Friday
5:00 p.m. – 9:00 p.m.
Thursday Bingo
Saturday Night Special Feature Dinners
Banquet Facilities
State Road 13 South, North Webster
574-834-4297
E-mail:
[email protected]
Web site:
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Webster Lake Conservation Association
Webster Lake Conservation Association works with the residents of
the Webster and Backwater lakes area to preserve and protect the lakes
and enhance enjoyment of them.
WLCA depends upon those residents becoming members of WLCA
to accomplish its goals of working closely with the Indiana Department
of Natural Resources, The Watershed Foundation and independent vendors to monitor water quality and aquatic plant life and to address elements in the lakes’ watershed and environment that could endanger
water quality.
In addition, WLCA sponsors social, recreational and educational activities for all lake area residents. For more information about becoming a
member of WLCA and its activities, please visit www.lakewebster.net.
The WLCA Dixie Ride and Brunch will be held 9:30 a.m., Saturday,
June 18 at North Webster Town Park on the west side of Webster Lake.
All WLCA members and their families are encouraged to attend and enjoy a
beautiful trip around Webster Lake on the Dixie provided by Dixie Sternwheeler
Inc.
Bring a dish to share and enjoy brunch with neighbors while cruising the Dixie
on one of the most historic lakes in Indiana.The cruise will leave promptly at 9:30
a.m. Reservations not required.
The Webster Lakes Fireworks Show will start at approximately 10 p.m.,Saturday,
July 2. WLCA sponsors this show which is totally paid for by contributions from
the members of WLCA and local businesses in the North Webster area. The rain
dater is Sunday, July 3.
WLCA is one of the organizations involved in the restoration of Kline Island, the
biggest island on Webster Lake. The project will continue in 2016.
Webster Lake
Conservation
Association
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Discounts At Participating Local Businesses!
We are currently seeking donations for our annual fireworks display.
Go to our website to see how you can help.
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Senior center welcomes all to participate
If a picture can say a thousand
words, then a soundtrack of the
Senior Primelife Enrichment
Center located inside the North
Webster Community Center contains a million laughs.
It is amazing to sit back and
listen to all the buzz each morning at SPEC. People really enjoy
themselves and each other.
The teasing and camaraderie
make for a fun and enjoyable start to the day.
Come to SPEC and check out all of the
activities. People start arriving around 9 a.m.
and stay until lunch time, which is served
through R.E.A.L. Services at
11:30 a.m. weekdays except holidays.
Please come and join in any
time. Enter from the
parking lot on the east
side of the community
center on SR 13 and turn
left at the NWCC office.
SPEC is about half way
down the hall.
For more information
contact Director Barb
Hetrick, (574) 834-1600
extension 224.
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Lakeland Kiwanis serves the community
The mission statement of the Lakeland
Kiwanis Club of North Webster is the same
as all Kiwanis Clubs worldwide: “Kiwanis is
a global organization of volunteers dedicated to improving the world, one child and
one community at a time.”
The club’s 44 members work with and
support programs serving newborns as well
as sponsoring service clubs aimed at helping
high school students to succeed in their
communities.
Some of the programs supported by the
club include Teen Parent Succeeding, Riley
Children’s Hospital, North Webster
Elementary K Kids Club, Wawasee Middle
School Builder’s Club and Wawasee High
School Key Club.
Locally the club is proud to sponsor the
American flags on Main Street in North
Webster and to raise funds for scholarships
and other local needs through the famous
“Corn & Sausage Roast” held every August
at the North Webster Community Center.
Kiwanis also holds a variety of fundraisers throughout the year including pancake
breakfasts and fish fries to benefit various
programs.
On a national and worldwide scale,
Kiwanis supports “The Eliminate Project”
assisting the elimination of maternal tetanus
that affects millions of mothers and their
babies, primarily in underdeveloped
countries.
Individuals with a
desire to join Kiwanis or
those who would like to
hear more about the club
are invited to attend our
weekly meetings held on
Monday mornings at 6:30
a.m. at the North Webster
Community Center.
Come join us for coffee,
doughnuts, learning, fellowship and fun. There is
also a satellite club which
meets every Thursday at
noon at the American
Legion, Herbert Kuhn
Post, for lunch.
For more information,
please visit the club’s website at http://www.lakelandareakiwanis.org or
Facebook page under
North Webster Lakeland
Area Kiwanis or contact membership chairman Sherm Bryant,(574) 834-2496
Lakeland Kiwanis
Home Club of Past International President
Loren Badskey
Home Club of Past Indiana District Governor James Redslob
Meets 6:30 am each Monday at North Webster Community Center
Satellite Club meets Noon on Thursdays at The American Legion Post 253
Visitors and New Members always Welcome
SERVING OUR COMMUNITY
• North Webster Little League
Baseball and Softball
• North Webster Community Public
Library
• North Webster Public Parks
• North Webster Food Pantry
• North Webster Day Care Center
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• North Webster Community Center
• American Flag display on Main Street
• K Kids, Builders Club and Key Club
• Boy Scouts and Girl Scouts
• 4-H
• Future Farmers of America
• Teen Parents Succeeding
SUPPORTING:
• Magical Meadows Therapeutic
Riding Center
• Riley Children’s Hospital
• Ronald McDonald House
• Salvation Army
• College Scholarships for Wawasee
High School Students
Indiana District Kiwanis Project:
Campaign for Pediatric Diabetes Research at Riley Hospital for Children
Lakeland Kiwanis Club, P.O. Box 138, North Webster, IN 46555
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For a prompt
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Liability & Workers Compensation
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North Webster United Methodist Church
The Ark
Community Meals
Family
Children’s
Ministries
We invite you to
join us for any or all
of our ministries.
Jesus is our Lord and
Savior and seeks to
have a relationship
with you as do we.
We are here to serve.
UPWARD Sports
ALL AGES EVENTS
UPWARD SPORTS
Winter in the Family Center
ARK PRESCHOOL
September-May
Ages 3-5
WORSHIP
Methodist Hour 9:00 AM
Middle Hour 10:15 AM
CrossFire 11:11 AM
Lake Webster, Epworth Forest
Beach House 7:30 AM Summer Only
WHERE
North Webster United Methodist
7822 East Epworth Forest Road, North Webster, IN 46555
574.834.2871
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Last Friday Community Supper
First Sunday Community Breakfast
Wednesday Night Webster Hour
LEARNING
Kids Club
Youth
Women’s Groups
Men’s Groups
Sunday Classes
And More!
Jill and Jennifer’s
Salon of Styles
Full Service Salon • Tanning
Permanent Tatooed Cosmetics • Acrylic Nails
834-4730
Cellphone:
518-0749 – Jill
225 N. Main St., Suite D – P.O. Box 45 – North Webster, IN 46555
Cellphone:
529-4204 – Jen
Plumbing, Heating & Cooling
“Since 1955, The Tradition Continues”
License No. CP19500068
574-834-2941
219 East Camelot Lane, North Webster
OWEN FAMILY
FUNERAL HOME
& MONUMENTS
Richard Owen
Eric Cockrill
Directors
Funerals
Cremation
Prearrangements
Monuments
1001 S. Huntington St.
Syracuse, IN 46567
574-457-4002
SR 13 & CR 500 N.
574-834-1200
Cremation Services
of Kosciusko County
4356 N SR 15
Warsaw, IN 46582
• Cremation
• Funerals
• Pre-Arrangements
• Monuments & Markers
PHONE: 574-267-8890
www.cremationserviceskc.com
“Our Family Serving Yours”
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~ Art Gallery ~
~ Custom Picture Framing ~
~ Restoration Of Old Frames ~
On Going Art Classes
Future Heirlooms
Marilyn Copeland, C.D.A.
North Webster – 574-834-4323
Syracuse – 574-457-5080
Hours: Wed.-Sat. 10-6
mcopelandgallery.com
[email protected]
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TODD
REALTY, INC.
Since 1966 Your Real Estate Connnection
AMERICA’S LARGEST
YOGI RESORT
Located on Ridinger Lake
W ITH 2 O FFICES
TO S ERVE Y OU
Serving the community for 50 years!
SYRACUSE
813 S. Huntington-SR 13S
Syracuse, IN 46567
(574) 457-4417
NORTH WEBSTER
220 N. Main Street
(574) 834-2123
Two Swimming Pools, Restaurant and Gift Shoppe
Pontoon & Paddle Boat Rental, Mini-Golf,
Comfort Cabin Rentals
1916 N 850 E., Pierceton, Indiana 46562
574-594-2124
www.piercetonjellystone.com
www.toddrealty.com
EQUAL HOUSING
OPPORTUNITY
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Heart of the Harvest Fall Festival
Everyone invited to free Lumberjack Show
North Webster
Chamber of
Commerce celebrates the fall season and families
annually at its
Heart of the
Harvest Fall
Festival. It will be from 11 a.m.-4 p.m.
Saturday, Sept. 24 at the Mermaid Festival
Grounds.
The extraordinary entertainment is the
never-before-seen-in-this-locality
Lumberjack Enterprises Show from
TREATS
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OUTFITS
GOURMET DOG BISCUITS
that theme. Besides the family friendly lumberjack show and lumberjack activities for
the kids, there will be vendors for both
food, fall decor and crafts, activities for the
kids including pumpkin decorating
and the cake walk and bounce houses.
Lumberjack Enterprises website is
www.lumberjackenterprises.com.
Up to date information and vendor
applications are online www.northwebster.com or the North Webster
chamber facebook page beginning in
August 2016. The chamber can be
reached (574) 834-7076.
FLEA MEDS
BOWS
The shower
and scrub was great!
Ah, I smell
sooo good!
&
D
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Stillwater, Minnesota. All the lumberjack
shows that day are free.
Old fashioned family fun is always the
fall festival feature and 2016 will reinforce
BRUSHES
P
U
P
P
Y
Did you
see my nails?
Yes! So
Smooth!
Dude, my
coat really
shines!
My haircut
rocks!
I love
to be
brushed!
“OK, everyone SMILE...BIG!”
Heavenly Yorkies Dog Grooming & Pet Boutique
P
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B
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C
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HARNESSES SHAMPOO TEAR STAIN REMOVER DENTAL PRO COLOGNES BOWS
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Full Service Salon • Now Carrying ROYAL CANIN Dog Food
574-518-1577
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2016 North Webster “Music in the Park”
7 p.m., Friday, North Webster Town Park, Dixie Drive and East Huntington Street
Please bring your own seating. Free parking in lots next to and across the street
from the park and behind Dixie Haven Resort.
May 27:
June 3:
June 10:
June 17:
June 24:
July 1 :
July 8:
July 15:
July 22:
July 29:
Aug. 5:
Aug. 12:
Aug. 19:
Aug. 26:
Sept. 2:
Soltre
Old Man Band
The Singing Auctioneer with
Connie Strange
Shepherds Brass
Chain O Lakes Chorus
Short Term Memories
The United Band
Northeast Indiana Banjo Society
Scott and Terry
Auburn Dixielanders
American Legion Band
of Fort Wayne
Almost Gone
Lake Area Community Band
The Living Word
Captain Bob, the Dixie’s
Singing Skipper
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Epworth Forest
On the north shores
of Webster Lake lies a
beautiful piece of
ground dedicated to
raising up youth and
adults to be a positive
influence in their local
communities and
throughout the world
in the name of Jesus
Christ.
Since 1924,
Epworth Forest
Conference Center has
been a significant destination for over a million Hoosiers who have
attended church camps
and events like Senior
High Institute,
Emmaus Walk, Camp
lic and available
for rent year
round. The site
features beautiful residential
lodging in private, semi-private, and dorm settings.
Recreational activities include waterfront leisure, giant swings,
paintball, crate climbing and more. Activities and lodging do not
have to be purchased together.
Get current rates, learn more, and plan your next group, business, church, or family outing at www.epworthforest.camp.
REYOAD, Epworth Forest Choir
School, That Thing, family reunions,
youth retreats, quilting/scrapbooking
events and so much more.
In March 2016, the Indiana
Conference of the United Methodist
Church, which owns and operates the
campground, announced its plans to
build a new Discipleship Center and
Lodge in the next year.
Current fundraising efforts have
drawn in over seven million dollars in
donations to fulfill a vision that will
provide a new modern auditorium that
will be able to serve groups of around
500 people. To learn more about the
Building Discipleship Centers Capital
Campaign and to make a donation visit
www.discipleshipcenters.org.
The facilities at Epworth Forest
Conference Center are open to the pub-
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So many things to do!
v
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v
v
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Visit the Library
r
ry
Workout at the YMCA
Spend some time at SPEC
Batting cage rentals
Wrestling
Yoga
Aiki Jitsu
Walk the halls
Play Pickleball
v Shuffleboard
v Ping Pong
v Cornhole
v Volleyball
v Basketball
v Bubble Soccer
Enjoy freshly popped popcorn
v Romp & Roll
v Play at the playground
v Attend the Fall Charity
v Schedule a massage
Auction and Raffle
v Enjoy the Aquarium
v Cardio Drumming
v Summer at the Center
with Synergy Massage
For more information on Activities or Programs:
Visit our website at
www.nwcommunitycenter.org
or at 301 N. Main Street, PO Box 379, North Webster, IN 46555
Join our Facebook Page
574.834.1600
Email:[email protected]

2016 North Webster “Music in the Park”

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