February 23, 2015 - Walkerton Area Shopper

February 23, 2015
Church Service Directory
Beaver Creek
Wesleyan Church
66027 Redwood Rd
North Liberty, IN
574-586-7263
Sunday School - 9:30 a.m.
Morning Worship - 10:30 a.m.
Men’s Bible Meeting Tue 7pm
Women’s Bible Meeting every
3rd Tuesday at 7pm.
Pastor: Steven W. Cunnington
Grace Reformed
Church
PRSRT STD
Covering 9 Towns throughout Southwest St. Joe, Marshall, Starke, and LaPorte Counties! U.S. Postage Paid
South Bend, IN 46601
Permit No. 46
Walkerton Area
POSTAL CUSTOMER
Shopper
(574) 586-7467
700 VanBuren St
Email: [email protected]
Walkerton, IN 46574
Donaldson • Fish Lake • Grovertown • Hamlet • Koontz Lake • LaPaz • North Liberty • Tyner • Walkerton • Plymouth
574-586-7022
Sunday School - 9:00 a.m.
Sunday Morning Service -10:10am
Sunday Afternoon Service -1:00pm
Pastor: Matt Barker
www.gracewalkerton.org
Lakeside
Baptist Church
515 Michigan Trail
Lakeville, IN 46536
574-784-2216
Sunday School - 9:30 a.m.
Morning Worship - 10:30 a.m.
Sunday evening - 6:00 p.m.
Wednesday service - 7:00 p.m.
Pastor: Vito Rulli
North Liberty
Church of Christ
65225 State Road 23
North Liberty, IN 46554
574-656-4632
Sunday School 9:30am
Sunday Worship 10:30am
Wednesday Bible Study 7pm
Pastor: Tim Stewart
www.nlccnet.org
North Liberty United
Methodist Church
103 S. Main St
North Liberty, IN 46554
574-656-3132
Sunday Fellowship 8:30am
Sunday Worship 9am
Fellowship & Coffee following
worship 10:15am
Pastor: Ernie Troxell
Sasown Ministries
International
Jesus is Lord
600 VanBuren St
Walkerton, IN 46574
574-586-3578
Sunday Service - 10:00am
Tues & Thurs Night Service - 7:00pm
Anointing & Communion every service
Pastor: Richard Noone
Walkerton Bible
Baptist Church
602 Roosevelt Road
Walkerton, IN 46574
574-910-0180
Sunday School 9:30 AM
Worship 10:30 AM
Sunday Evening 6PM
Wednesday Kids/Teens 7PM
Pastor: Jack Cox
Walkerton United
Methodist Church
1000 Geogia St
Walkerton, IN 46574
574-586-3534
Sunday Morning Service-9am
Sunday School 10:15am
Holy Grounds Contemperary
Service 11:15am
Pastor: Perry Richards
Walkerton United
Pentecostal Church
1174 Lake St
Walkerton, IN 46574
574-286-0730
Sunday School 10am
Sundy Evening Worship 7pm
Youth Night Tue 6:30pm
Mid Week Worship Wed. 7pm
Sr. Pastor: Arnold Smith
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Christian Community
Pantry in Walkerton
will be on...
Tuesday Feb. 24, 2015
Check in at the Walkerton
Library. Pantry hours
are 11:30am - 1:30pm
and 5:30pm - 6:45pm .
Jim Bowen 586-9210.
Karen Johnson 586-7849.
Call to see if you qualify!
Thank You
The family of Mildred A. McKesson would like to thank all
those who came to honor and celebrate her life. Miller’s Merry
Manor, Walkerton Area Historical Society, Nusbaum-Elkin
Funeral Home (Tim), Pastor Steve & Wanda Cunnington and
the Beaver Creek Wesleyan Church family, the Lydia Circle of
the United Methodist Church and the Hospice & Palliative Care
of St. Joseph and Marshall Counties.
Thanks go also to nephews and great nephews Bruce Kessler (Tucson, Az.), Larry Long (Walkerton), Alan Kessler (La
Porte), Mike Meyer (Carmel, In), Robert Hayter (Hanna) and
Steve Zlatos of Indianapolis, In.
A very special thanks to all of Miss McKesson’s former
students who kept in contact and became good friends to her
during and after her retirement. Marilyn Wallace, Doris Wildrick and Wava Apelgreen stayed in close contact with her with
phone calls, visits, special greetings and continuing to see her
at MMM.
We would also like to thank Sue Shields and Virginia Piotrowicz for coming to the Long home and setting up the luncheon
afterwards.
No words can be enough to thank all of you for your support
at not only a very difficult time but on one of the coldest days
of the year.
Bruce/Donna Kessler, Larry & Luanne Long
North Liberty
News
Walkerton Area Historical Society
The aftermath of the three-day blizzard of January 1978. Shown
are the apartments at Virginia St. and Roosevelt Rd. with B. I. Holser Elevator in the background. The Independent-News, February
2, 1978: “The emergency station answered calls for help from those
needing medicine, food, people trying to get home that would have
been stranded otherwise, getting the pharmacist to his place of business, those totally without heat were sent fuel, hospital runs, persons
in cars stranded, taking North Liberty police to their station, and
the list is endless, including taking the employees of the Miller’s
Merry Manor back and forth from home to work.”
Heritage House Museum will be closed during February.
Thank You
“A Great Place to Live”
Feb 23rd The Quilters club will meet at the library at 6PM
Feb 24th North Liberty Book club will meet at the library at
6:30PM New members are welcome.
The winner of the 1st annual Valentines “Sweets for the
Sweet” contest is Over The Top Bakery. They have a winners
plaque. Be sure and stop in to see it. Second place went to Tangles Hair Salon. Thank you to all who participated in the town
event and all who tasted the wonderful sweets that were offered.
Look here for our next town wide event.
The Walkerton Park Foundation would like to thank all
the sponsors, donors and participants that helped with a
very successful TRIVIA NIGHT.
Netters Restaurant
Bold Designs
Texas Roadhouse
Edward Jones- Bob Borlik
Wings Etc. - Plymouth
SAL SQUAD #189
Beauty & the Beach
Subway
Corner Cup Cafe
Koontz Lake Brewery
Bridwell Family
O’Brien Family
Hamilton Service Center MJ Package
Club 23
Sleek Tire & Repair
Jamaican Bake’n
Interior Harmony
Town of Walkerton
Cardno JF New
Tri Kappa
Meyer Veterinary
- Trees trimmed or removed
- Dangerous limb removal
- Emergency Snow, Ice and Storm Services.
- Certified Arborist – Fully Insured - Free Quotes
Office
Phone:
(574) 404-1372
Email:
[email protected]
North Liberty Event Center & Community Building
Celebrate your love together
BANQUET FACILITIES FOR UP TO 300 GUESTS
OFF PREMISES CATERING & BAR SERVICES AVAILABLE
EASY ACCESS TO SOUTH BEND, PLYMOUTH & LAPORTE
Tri Kappa presents donation check
for Walkerton Elementary
For Reservations: (574)656-4134
Spring Soccer
Ages 4-12 Co-Ed Teams
Registration Fee $35.00
Registration has begun and
will continue until March 2nd.
Forms available at:
McDonald's, TCU, Walkerton Park
Sign ups also available at our Office or Online:
www.walkerton.org
Walkerton Parks & Rec
71636 Walkerton Trail
Questions call (574) 586-3638
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Pictured: Jody Park, WES Treasurer, Shelly Clark, Tri Kappa,
Ann Riggs, Kdg Teacher, & Ryan Reese, 3rd Grade Teacher.
Donations of $200 each for the Walkerton Elementary School, and
the Walkerton Kindergarten & the 3rd grade Reading programs.
($600 total)
Look Through
this “LENS” when
Making Social
Security Decisions
February 23, 2015
Bob Borlik
MAKING SENSE OF INVESTING
Member SIPC
Walkerton Area Shopper - Page 3
Financial Advisor
Call Our Office to schedule
a complimentary portfolio review
Mon - Fri 8:00am - 5:00pm
Your Social Security
Evenings & Sat. by appointment
benefits can be an important part of your retirement income strategy.
But when should you start taking these payments?
You can begin accepting Social Security as early as 62, but your monthly checks
will be much smaller than if you wait until your “full retirement age,” which will
likely be between 66 or 67. And these monthly payments will get even bigger if
you wait until age 70, at which point they “max out.” So, should you take your
Social Security as early as possible and hope that the smaller monthly payments
will be justified by the extra years of receiving them, or should you wait until you
are older and hope that the bigger checks will be worth the delay?
In weighing this decision, consider the acronym LENS, which stands for Life expectancy, Employment, Need and Spouse. Let’s look at each component:
Life expectancy — If your family has a history of longevity, and if you are in excellent health, it may make sense for you to take Social Security later, when your
monthly benefits will be higher. You’ll also want to consider your spouse’s life
expectancy.
Employment — If you want to keep working in your “retirement years,” be aware
that your earnings could affect your Social Security payments. Specifically, if you
take Social Security early — that is, before your full retirement age — your benefits will be withheld by $1 for every $2 in earned income above a certain amount
($15,720 in 2015). During the year in which you reach your full retirement age,
this withholding changes to $1 for every $3 in earnings over the annual limit
($41,880 in 2015). The withheld amounts could also affect spousal benefits. However, beginning the month you attain your full retirement age, benefits will no
long longer be withheld based on how much you earn. Also, Social Security will
recalculate your benefits at full retirement age to account for the benefits that
were withheld. In any case, if you do plan to continue working, and you think you
could have significant income, you’ll need to understand the effect that earnings
will have on your annual benefits.
Need — In deciding when to take Social Security, here’s a key question: Do you
need the money? If you can support your lifestyle for several years with alternative sources of income (such as a pension) and modest withdrawals from your
investments, you may be able to delay Social Security, thereby increasing the size
of your monthly payments. Be careful, though, because relying too heavily on
your investment portfolio can shorten its own “life expectancy.” It’s essential that
you maintain a reasonable withdrawal rate for your investments throughout your
retirement.
Spouse — Your decision of when to take Social Security will affect your spouse’s
survivor benefit. Surviving spouses can receive their own benefit or 100% of
their deceased spouse’s benefit, whichever is greater. So, if you were to take
your Social Security early, when the payments are smaller, your spouse’s survivor
benefits will also be permanently reduced. If you are older than your spouse, or
otherwise expect your spouse to outlive you, it might be a good idea to delay taking Social Security to maximize the survivor benefits.
As you think about when to take Social Security, look at your decision through the
LENS described above. It could help clarify your options.
This article was written by Edward Jones for use by your local Edward Jones Financial Advisor Bob Borlik.
ASR Tack Auction
Preview at noon, sale starts at 1pm with used tack consignments.
2pm new tack brought to you by Tri-Pine Tack
Your Auctioneers...
For more information contact Athletic Style Ranch @ 574-936-1500
www.athleticstyleranch.net ~ Email: [email protected]
North Liberty Youth League
Registration for : T-Ball 5-6 yr. olds
Transition 7-9 yr. old
Baseball- Minor & Major
Softball- Minor & Major
February 28 & March 7 • 10 a.m.-1 p.m.
VFW POST 1954 • North Liberty
Registration forms available at NLYL.net
$60 Registration fee for first child
$50 Registration fee for second child
$40 Registration fee for each additional child in the same household
Each registration includes 1 free Port-A-Pit Chicken Ticket for March 14th Fundraiser.
Registration after March 7th does not include Port-A-Pit ticket.
March 23, 2015 - Deadline for mail-in registration or a $20 late fee will be charged.
All interested coaches are
encouraged to sign up too!
Kevin’s Garage (574) 360-1602
Auto Repair at a Fair Price
For more information contact:
Jennifer Toth, 910-0475
Sarah Collins, 220-0282
Don’t spend all that TAX MONEY on an expensive auto
shop. Call me, Kevin. I will fix your car for a fair price.
I am located in Tyner. Call Today!
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Koontz Lake Market
7893 N. SR 23 at Koontz Lake
STOP OUT & CHECK OUT OUR FULL SERVICE MEAT DEPARTMENT !!!!
EXPERIENCED MEATCUTERS ARE ALWAYS HERE TO HELP YOU !!!
SHOP AND COMPARE OUR QUALITY & PRICING!!
WE SELL ONLY CHOICE CUTS @ PRICES YOUR FAMILY CAN AFFORD !!!
WE SELL 10 DIFFERENT MEAT BUNDLES SAVE MONEY WHEN YOU BUY IN BULK - CUT AND FREEZER WRAPPED
February 23, 2015
Walkerton Area Shopper - Page 5
- Family Owned & Operated -
CATERING
FOR ALL
OCCASIONS
BEER - WINE
LOTTERY
OPEN 7 DAY A WEEK!
Mon - Thurs
8am-7pm CST
Fri & Sat
8am-7pm CST
Sunday 8am-6pm
586-7222
We sell ONLY USDA Choice Cuts of Meat! Your family deserves the best
MEAT
LEAN PORK STEAKS.................................................................$2.59 LB WE CARRY A FULL LINE OF
CHICKEN LEG 1/4’s.........................................................$6.90 10# BAG
SMOKED PORK CHOPS............................................................$4.19 LB
CHOPPED SIRLOIN PATTIES......................................................$2.59 EA
’’ FROM OUR SMOKEHOUSE ‘’-- OUR OWN BEEF JERKY.......$12.99 LB
HOT FOOD
DELI
DAILY LUNCH
SPECIALS
’’OUR OWN’’-- SANDWICH SPREAD.........................................$3.99 LB
ECKRICH DELI BOLOGNA.........................................................$3.19 LB
BARS BUNSIZE HOT DOGS......................................................$1.50 LB
’’NEW PIZZA BURGERS ‘’ IN OUR DELI !!.......................................$3.00
TROYER COOKED HAM.................................................................$3.19
GROCERIES & PRODUCE
CHESTER FRIED CHICKEN
7-DAYS A WEEK
BONE -IN CHICKEN - 8PC-12PC- 16 PC 24PC- 50
PC- 100PC
CHESTER FRIED BONELESS CHICKEN STRIPS
$6.39 LB EVERYDAY !!
Every Friday
$6.99
Complete Meal!
Dee’s Accounting and Tax Service
Store Hours:
Mon-Fri
9am-6pm
“Where Everything Grows”
www.gingervalley.com
26666 Roosevelt Rd. South Bend, IN 46614
(Half Mile East of Hwy. 23 on Roosevelt)
JUST 4 MILES NORTH OF NORTH LIBERTY
This Weeks SPECIALS!
Saturday
9am-1pm
Closed Sunday
(574) 282-1085
10% off cases Holistic Select Canned Dog & Cat Food
Netters
Restaurant
70049 State Rd 23
(574) 279-2080
7am to 3pm
We would like to say thank you to everyone for a warm
welcome to the community. Stop by and see Autumn, Terry,
Sandra, or Lilly, and enjoy a great meal with great friends.
Now Selling Certified Organic Chicken Feed
We Sell Kent Feeds - Custom Mixes Available
Hamlet Feed Mill, Inc.
96 E. Pearl • Hamlet • 574-867-3301
We have birdseed, dog food, cat food, bedding, and hay
available for sale.
Some examples of our prices... 500#
50#
Scratch...................................................$7.35
16% Layer.............................................$11.30
All Stock.................................................$9.00
15% Textured Sheep.......$101.00
16% Hog...........................$86.95
10% Cattle........................$74.53
HOURS: Mon., Tues., Thurs., & Fri.
8:00 a.m. - 4:30 p.m.
Sat. 8:00 a.m. - 12:00 p.m.
CLOSED Wed. & Sun. Central Time
*Prices
subject to
change without notice due
to market.
*Bulk and
bag delivery
available
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Starke
County
Co-op
Serving area farmers since 1928.
• Lawn Seed / Pasture
and CRP Seed
• Large Selection of
Sprayer Parts
• Bagged and Bulk Lime
• Petroleum Products
• LP Gas for Home Heat
• LP Gas for Grain Drying
• Grain
• Fertilizer
Hamlet, IN
Hamlet (574) 867-2411
Hamlet LP - Petroleum (574) 867-2315
Brems Branch - Knox (574) 772-4590
800-442-0358
www.starkecountycoop.com
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February 23, 2015
Hoosier Homeowners Feel Safe with Home Smoke Detectors
(February 18, Indianapolis) – “Smoke alarms save lives” is an often repeated slogan and a recent survey by the Indiana Builders Association (IBA) showed that nine in ten Hoosier homeowners agreed that smoke detectors do an adequate job of protecting their family in a
house fire.
To determine the opinions of Hoosiers regarding residential fire sprinkler systems the IBA commissioned Public Opinion Strategies of
Washington D.C. to conduct a survey in January 2015 of 500 likely voters.
When presented with a theoretical list of free options that a builder might offer to a potential home buyer as an incentive to sign a homebuying contract, 87% of respondents chose options other than residential fire sprinklers. 60% said they’d choose a finished basement;
18% chose a home security system, nine percent chose upgraded carpet and flooring, while seven percent chose a fire sprinkler system.
When asked how much they would be willing to pay to install fire sprinklers in their new homes, 49% of respondents said they would not
choose them at all. Additionally 82% of consumers surveyed said fire sprinkler systems should remain an option for new homes, not a
mandate.
Sprinkler costs vary depending on the climate, whether the house is on a public water line, and of course by the size and layout of the
house. A conservative cost of $2.00 per square foot for the average 2,400-square-foot house means that a residential fire sprinkler system
would add at a minimum $4,800 to the cost of a home.
Given that much of Indiana is rural utilizing wells to supply water, the likely cost would be more than $7,000 per home. Survey results
show that only two percent of consumers in the sample are willing to pay $7,000 for a fire sprinkler system.
“Based on anecdotal information from news stories and from home builders, IBA concludes that consumers do not want to pay for fire
sprinklers when they are offered as an option,” adds Rick Wajda, CEO of the Indiana Builders Association. “This survey offers hard
data to support what home builders have heard - homeowners overwhelmingly oppose mandates requiring fire sprinklers.”
Indiana Builders Association (IBA) is a statewide trade organization representing Indiana’s home building, remodeling and light commercial
construction industry. Established in 1952, IBA has 27 local affiliates organized into eight geographic areas across Indiana. IBA and its affiliates are associated with the National Association of Home Builders. IBA works to educate its members, the general public, elected officials
and regulatory bodies to maintain and develop workable and affordable regulations and laws that enable the citizens of Indiana to own a
home.
Knitting Group
Located at the North Liberty
Library. Group is open to
any adult from beginner to
experienced needle worker.
Group meets on the 1st &
3rd Thursday of the month at
1:30pm.
All are welcome!
View our past and current papers online!
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Adam’s Junkers
(574)
514-4456
TOP DOLLAR Paid for all junk Cars, Trucks,
SUV’s, Vans & Farm Equipment!
*No Title? No Problem!
Serving the Walkerton Area for 10 years!
1 hour response time 7 DAYS A WEEK!
Tow Service available 24/7!
A name you can trust!
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BIG JON RECYCLING SERVICE
• Washers & Dryers
• Old Lawn and Farm • Refrigerators
Equipment
• Scrap Metals
• Empty Propane
• Brass & Copper
• Old or Unwanted Car PartsTanks
• Clear Property of Scrap • Gas or Charcoal Grills
Metal
• Aluminum Windows & Cans
I will haul these things
• Water Heaters
away for FREE!
• A/C Units
If interested, you can give
• Microwaves
me a call.
• Freezers • Dehumidifiers
• Computer Towers and Boards
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Call and get yours in today! (574) 586-7467
Somethin’ Fishy Pets
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Mon, Wed, Thurs & Fri 11am-5pm
Sat 10am-4pm
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ESTATE PLANNING
Revocable Trusts & Wills
Probate Estates
DEBORAH SULLIVAN BROWN
Attorney & Counselor at Law
Post Office Box 236
North Liberty, IN 46554
Telephone
(574) 656-8093
CleanRite Cleaning Service
Homes Apartments Offices
Initial Cleaning Windows Bonded
Insured Free Estimates
Member BBB, ISSA, Chamber of Commerce
Established 2000
Owner Dawn Gorby-Verhaeghe
Voted #1 Cleaning Service in Marshall County since 2011!
574-586-9614 574-274-2424
www.cleanritecleaning.com
HELP WANTED
HELP WANTED...
BY NEW CARLISLE FARM OPERATION
Seasonal Full-Time FARM LABORER (Apr thru Nov) Duties
80% Sod/Turf and 20% Other Departments. PREFERRED:
Ag-Experience, General Mechanical Skills. MUST HAVE:
Reliable Transportation, Great Attitude, Willingness to Learn
and Work as a Team. PRIMARY DUTIES: Sod harvesting/
loading, Tomato production/harvesting, Forklift Operation,
Shop/Grounds Clean-up, Weed chopping, Minor Equipment
Repair/Maintenance, & Other Farm Work as Needed. Hours
may vary by week & at times 55+ hours, Some Weekends.
Competitive wages, safe friendly work environment.
MORE INFO at:
http://bit.ly/redhenjobs
- NO PHONE CALLS, PLEASE -
HELP WANTED Cardno Native
Plant Nursery
Cardno Native Plant Nursery, located in Walkerton,
is currently seeking seasonal technicians. These are
fulltime seasonal positions that last May-August.
Perfect for college or high school students.
For more information please call: (574) 586-2412
or email: [email protected]
HELP WANTED BY NEW CARLISLE FARM
OPERATION. RETIREES WELCOME!
CNC Machinist Needed
Master Metal Engineering, located in South Bend, IN, is a
manufacturer of precision machined components and assemblies.
We focus mainly on medical and aerospace components which
require a high degree of accuracy and quality.
We currently have openings for qualified CNC Machinists,
Deburrer and Gear Cutter.
The CNC Machinist positions are in the Lathes and/or Mills.
At least 2 years of CNC machining experience and set up is
preferred but not required.
Deburring – Must be detailed-oriented, able to follow
direction and like working with your hands.
Gear Cutter – Experience preferred in setting up and
operating various cutting and finishing machines such as
gear shapers, hobs, honers and lappers.
We work a four day work week, have competitive wages, generous benefits and a clean-climate controlled environment.
All positions require a High School Diploma/GED.
Send resumes to: Master Metal Engineering / Attn: Human Resource Manager
4520 Burnett Drive South Bend, In 46614 Or Fax to: 574-299-1187
e-mail: [email protected]
CINDY’S HELPING HANDS
Do your loved ones need assistance?
I provide 24 hour a day assistance and a helping hand to those unable
to do things like bathing and other hygienic needs. I can also provide
assistance with grocery shopping and trips to the doctor. I am located
here in the Walkerton area. 15 years experience as a certified medical
assistant and 10 years as an in home care provider.
Call Cindy Amor at 574-910-2169
Seasonal Full-Time OPERATOR / Semi Delivery Driver (Apr.
1 through Nov. 1) Duties 50% Trucking and 50% Other
Departments. PREFERRED: Ag-Industry experience, general
mechanical / automotive skills, and familiar with local area.
MUST HAVE: Clean Driving Record, CDL-A, Excellent Customer Service skills, and Great Attitude. PRIMARY DUTIES:
Hauling sod, tomatoes, and grain; Performing truck, trailer,
and forklift inspections; Minor repair work; Assisting with sod
harvesting and other farm work. Hours may vary by week and
at times 55+ hours per week, Some Weekends, No Overnights.
Competitive wages, safe friendly work environment.
MORE INFO at:
http://bit.ly/redhenjobs
- NO PHONE CALLS, PLEASE -
Help Wanted...
OFFICE CLEANING
- In Walkerton Clean three
times per week.
8-10 hours per month
$100 per month
Email:
[email protected]
Walkerton Parks Department Opening
The Walkerton Parks Department is searching for
a new, part-time program assistant. This position
will work directly with the park superintendent on
tasks such as scheduling, distributing and collecting
registration forms, helping with fundraising,
assisting the community with general questions,
helping on site during game days, and other tasks
around the parks department.
Interested applicants should complete a job
application and resume by March 9th and return
it to the Walkerton Clerk’s office at 301 Michigan
Street. Some experience would be helpful. You
must possess a high school diploma or equivalent
and a valid driver’s license. Full job description is
available at clerk’s office.
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Stone Excavating
• Excavating
• Septic Pumping
• Septic Systems
• Sewer & Drain Cleaning
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14501 Lincoln Hwy.
Plymouth, IN
(574)935-5456
www.stoneexcavating.com
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Wasio Tax &
Bookkeeping
Located in North Liberty
Business and
Individual Taxes
Call or text for appointment
(574) 261-7382
Stephon Wasio,Owner
Real Services
Menu
Wednesday, Feb 25
Chicken Chop Suey
Rice
Beets
Peas &C arrots
Peaches
Thursday, Feb 26
Smoked Sausage
Sauerkraut & Diced
Apples
Mashed Potatoes
Pudding
Friday, Feb 27
Lentil Soup
Ham & Cheese Slider
Fruit Cup
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(574) 656-8151
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(Very Short Waiting List) or 800-649-3681
RENT BASED ON INCOME
(*Security Deposits as low as $50)
2 & 3 BEDROOM
APARTMENTS
W/ GARAGE.
WATER, SEWER,
TRASH PICK-UP
INCLUDED
$625
574-586-7409
Koontz Lake Rentals
Professionally managed by:
Millennia Housing Management, Ltd.
635 Meadow Drive - North Liberty, IN 46554
LIBERTY SQUARE
APARTMENTS
2 Bedroom Open
1 Bedroom Non-Smoking Apt
($525 Mo + Security)
Office Building / 6 Offices
Kitchen & Bath
($585 Mo + Security)
Sew Bill Included with both
Application Required
(574) 344-0998
61957 Mayflower, 46614
3B 3Acre 140k Land Contract
119 Cherry Dr, (Fish Lake)
2B 80x100 40K OBO Cash
64504 SR23 - 46554 3Acre 50k
574-298-9958
AFFORDABLE
LANDCONTRACT.com
TWO APARTMENTS
Located in FOR RENT
Walkerton
- 2 bedroom $525 monthly
- 1 bedroom $375 monthly
- Heat is furnished (574) 910-0132
308 & 310 East Market Street
North Liberty, In 46554
(260) 443-4125
Great locaaon across
from Newton Park
* Manager Special *
This insstuuon is an equal opportunity provider and employer
fish lake
Sale Dates: February 23 – March 1, 2015
Monday, Feb 23
Stuffed Baker
Taco Meat, Cheese
Broccoli
Graham Crackers
Pears
Tuesday, Feb 24
Oven Fried Chicken
Mashed Sweet Pot.
Green Beans
Apricots
The Meadows Apartments
FOR RENT
SALE
Mix and Match. Must buy 10 items for sale pricing.
John Glenn
Lunch Menu
Monday, Feb 23
Mini Corn Dogs or
Hot Ham & Swiss
Tuesday, Feb 24
Deli Sub Sandwich or
Corn Dog or Chef Salad
Wednesday, Feb 25
Chicken Tenders
Or Fish Fillet or Chef
Salad
MEAT
Bar-S Bologna – 12 oz. Pkg.
Bar-S Hot Dogs – 12 oz. Pkg.
FROZEN
Food stamps
accepted
Our Family Frozen Vegetables – 16 oz.
Our Family Whipped Topping – 8 oz.
DAIRY
Debit/Credit
cards accepted
Blue Bonnet Margarine – 1 lb. Quarters
Thursday, Feb 26
Chicken & Noodles or
Cher
Or Philly Cheese St
Friday, Feb 27
Cheese Pizza
Or Calzone
Meat bundles
always available.
(219) 369-1306
GROCERY
Rice-A-Roni or Pasta Roni –
1.97 – 6.9 oz. Asst. Var.
Our Family Ketchup – 24 oz.
Our Family Marshmallows –
10-10.5 oz. Asst. Var.
Malt-O-Meal Cereal – 11-12 oz.
Asst. Var.
Mountain Dew – 2 Liter
Asst. Var.
Jello Pudding – 3.4 – 3.9 oz.
Asst. Var.
Redi Foam Plates – 30 Count
Uncle Ray’s Potato Chips – 4.5 oz.
Asst. Var.
Our Family Beans – 15 oz.
Asst. Var.
Starkist Tuna – 5 oz.
Bonnie White Bread – 16 oz. Loaf
Monday - Saturday 8 a.m. - 8 p.m.
Sunday 8 a.m. - 6 p.m. CST
7996 E. State Road 4
Fish Lake