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'12 JEEP WRANGLER
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$28,211
'11 BMW X3
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$27,800
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Auto Group! We have hundreds of pre-owned vehicles in stock
and priced to sell, so you’re guaranteed to find a great value on
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'14 RAM 1500
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News Briefs
Mobile food pantry
NORTH JUDSON — St. Peter Lutheran Church is hosting a mobile food pantry Tuesday, July
28 from 10 a.m. to noon at the church, which is located at 810 W. Talmer Avenue in North Judson.
Please bring a photo ID and boxes or bags to carry food.
Harvest Festival volunteers needed
KNOX — The City of Knox is seeking volunteers to form committees to have a Harvest
Festival this fall. Some committees have already met.
Dates of Saturday, Sept 19 and Sunday, Sept 20 have been selected for this year's festival.
The weekend activities will begin with a parade down Main Street and will begin at 10 a.m.
An entertainment committee has been formed as well as a fundraiser; but numerous other committees are still looking for volunteers.
Please contact the Knox Mayors office at 574-772-4553 if interested in volunteering.
Hebron Elementary announces 35th annual arts and crafts fair
HEBRON — Hebron Elementary School, in Hebron, is pleased to announce the 35th annual
Arts and Crafts Fair on Saturday, Oct. 10, 2015 from 9 a.m. until 3 p.m. The Elementary School
is located at 307 South Main Street, three blocks south of the junction of Highways 8, 231, and 2.
More than 125 exhibitors will be present to sell all types of hand crafted items. Past exhibits
have included baskets, bird houses, ornaments, doll clothes, silk flowers, knitted and crocheted
items, wood furniture and wood crafts, toys, puppets, jewelry, rugs, seasonal items, doll house
furniture, sweat shirts, afghans, ceramics, home baked goods and oil paintings. There is no
admission charge for the Arts and Crafts Fair. Concessions and a bake sale will be available.
Interested exhibitors should contact Wanda Vawter for booth information. Booth spaces six by
eight foot, are available for $30 each. Contact Wanda this summer at 219-942-6336 or Hebron
Elementary at 219-996-4771.
Sisters donate to Locks of Love
Photo by Cheryl Patrick
Hannah Stantz, of Knox, and Felicia Stantz, of La Porte, stopped by Mirror Images in
Knox on Saturday, July 18 to donate a lot of hair to Lock of Love. The sisters said this
isn't the first time that they've supported the organization with a healthy donation of
their own long locks.
Email your photos to The Leader
[email protected]
Include names of everyone in photos and
mini summary of event
RENTOWN COUNTRY STORE
2.09 LB.
$
(BLOCK)
PESTO JACK
CHEESE
1.89 LB.
(ITALIAN CHEESE)
$
ROAST
BEEF
(SHAVED • SECONDS)
1.99 LB.
$
WALNUT CREEK
BUTTER
$
QUARTERS 2 FOR 5
APPLE CIDER
VINEGAR 2.49 GAL.
$
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OPEN: Mon.-Fri. 8-6 Sat. 8-5 Ad Good 7-27-15 to 8-01-15
All items while supplies last
ATTENTION!
SANDY RIDGE YOUTH GROUP IS
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AUGUST 1ST AT RENTOWN.
“RENTOWN” BISCUITS & GRAVY
8:30 A.M. TO 11:00 A.M.
HAMBURGERS AND LOADED FRIES
11:00 A.M. TO 2:00 P.M.
ICED COFFEE ALL DAY
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¢
12.5 OZ. BAG
89
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69
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SWEET BREADS, APPLE DUMPLINGS,
CINNAMON ROLLS, AND MORE!
BAKERY SPECIAL
CINNAMON ROLLS
4 COUNT - $2.50 • 8 COUNT - $4.50
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Starke • The Review July 28, 2015 – page 3
The Review
Vol. 50
July 28, 2015
No. 30
Marketing Director . . . . . . . . Cindy Stockton
Group Editor . . . . . . . . Diona Eskew
The Leader Editor . . . . . . . . . Cheryl Patrick
Production/IT Manager. . . . .Greg Hildebrand
Business Manager . . . . . . . . Michele Louderback
USPS 436-440, 214 N. Michigan St.
Plymouth, IN 46563, 574-936-3101
Periodical postage paid Plymouth, IN 46563
Photo provided
Communications/Marketing Director, Amanda Steeb presents an Operation Roundup
grant check to Chief Deputy Kenneth Pfost (left) and patrolman Robert Manning of the
Starke County Sheriff’s Office.
Starke County Sheriff’s
office receives grant for new vests
STARKE Co. — The
Starke County Sheriff’s office
was the recent recipient of
an Operation Roundup grant
offered through Kankakee
Valley REMC. The organization received a grant in the
amount of $3,500 to assist
them with the purchase of
bullet-resistant vests for the
officers. This grant will equip
seven officers with a new
vest, allowing them to perform their duties safely while
protecting the residents of
1145
Lost & Found
LOST DOG: Female Collie and
Golden Retriever mix wearing a
multi-colored collar w/vet tag.
Last seen at 10705 Robin Lane
(Southfield) on 7/19. She needs
medication.
REWARD
574-780-0256 574-936-7810
1330
Articles for Sale
2011 SUZUKI sedan, $9,000 &
2010 Honda cycle, 150CC,
$3,000. (574) 780-5550
1370
Machinery/Tools
LARGE LOG splitter, 35+ ton,
with many new parts. $450.00
(574) 842-3412
1385
Food/Produce
BLUEBERRIES ARE ready @
Tillman Farms (formally Pertic’s). Orders of 30#+,
574-784-3331.
CRAIGS
BLUEBERRIES
NOW OPEN
U pick $1.50lb,
We pick $2.50/lb,
M-F 7am-8pm,
Sat. 7am-5pm
574-646-2615
6 Miles North of
Atwood on 750 W.
Now opeN!
Furniture and ConCrete Gallery
(formerly The Concrete Gallery)
11742 US 30, Grovertown, IN • (574) 935-3995
(7 miles west of Plymouth Walmart)
M-F 8-5 (CT) • Saturday 9-2 (CT) • Sunday closed • Find us on Facebook!
• Concrete statuary, fountains, bird baths, memorial stones,
benches, miscellaneous stones
• DIY furniture • Vintage furniture refinished with paint
1390
Wanted to Buy
1440
Boats & Accessories
BUYING COIN
Collections, Silver & Gold
Items (574)209-1001
Stuck in everyday life?
A job not getting done?
Contact one of these business
professionals to help you.
1996 PARTI-KRAFT 20’ aluminum hull pontoon w/40hp Mercury motor w/trailer. $6,200.
574-936-2220
To Advertise Call
936-3101 Today!
Community
Classifieds
574-936-3101
Classified Ads pay
for themselves.
574-936-3101
Buy One Breakfast or Lunch at Regular Menu
Price Get a Second One Free (Up to $5.00 off)
Starke County.
“Supporting the mission
of concern for the community, Kankakee Valley REMC
Operation Roundup is proud
to recognize the Starke County
Sheriff’s office for their role
in protect their community
residents. The officers of this
department are instrumental
in providing a safe and secure
environment for the residents
and visitors. Protecting residents requires them to also
protect themselves. Updating
the vests for the officers
allows them to feel safe while
putting their lives on the line
for their community,” said
Rosa’s
Resale
204 Lane St., North Judson
Hrs: Mon-Fri 11 to 5
Sat 10 to 2
574-896-4020
Now Selling
Refrigerators &
Freezers
Couches • Furnaces
Games • Chairs
Tables • Knick Knacks
Washers & Dryers
Large & Small Appliances
Records • Tapes • Movies • Books
Some Furniture • Crafts • Toys
Floral Arrangements
Porcelain Dolls
Several Army Uniforms
Household Items
Monday-Saturday 6 a.m.-3 p.m.
No other coupons or discounts applicable.
Expires 8-31-15
Family Dining
1951 S. Heaton St., Knox • 574-772-7006
www.christosfamilydining.com
Amanda Steeb, communications/marketing director for
the cooperative.
The Operation Roundup
organization is funded by
Kankakee Valley REMC
members who participate
each month by rounding up
their electric bill, contributing
an average of $6 per year. A
few cents from each member’s bill adds up to a significant amount of assistance
to organizations in the community. To date, the fund has
given back $951,000 in grants
to non-profit organizations.
Special Racks of Clothes – $1 each!
Stoves
Will pick up used appliances in working order free
of charge and leave a $25 Rosa’s Gift Certificate
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Chinese Five-Spice Grilled Chicken
Lots of flavor from just a few ingredients makes this a
cinch for outdoor or indoor grilling.
1/4 cup dry sherry
1 tablespoon Asian sesame oil
1 teaspoon Chinese five-spice powder
1/4 teaspoon ground red pepper (cayenne)
1 cut-up (8 pieces) chicken (about 3 1/2 pounds), skin
removed from all but wings if you like
1/3 cup hoisin sauce
1 tablespoon soy sauce
1 teaspoon sesame seeds
1. In large bowl, stir sherry, sesame oil, five-spice
powder and ground red pepper.
2. Add chicken to spice mixture and toss until evenly
coated. Cover bowl and let stand 15 minutes at room
temperature, turning chicken occasionally.
3. Prepare charcoal fire or preheat gas grill for covered
direct grilling over medium heat.
4. Place chicken on hot grill rack. Cover grill and cook
chicken 20 to 25 minutes or until juices run clear when
thickest part of chicken is pierced with tip of knife,
turning pieces over once and removing pieces to platter as they are done.
5. In small bowl, mix hoisin sauce and soy sauce.
Brush hoisin-sauce mixture all over chicken and return to grill. Cook 4 to 5 minutes longer or until glazed,
turning once. Place chicken on same platter; sprinkle
with sesame seeds. Serves 4.
* Each serving: About 350 calories, 15g total fat (4g
saturated), 41g protein, 10g carbohydrates, 121mg cholesterol, 595mg sodium, 0g fiber.
Virgil’s Smoked Chicken Wings With Blue Cheese Dip
Blue Cheese Dip
2 cups blue cheese
crumbles, divided
1 cup mayonnaise
1⁄2
cup buttermilk
2 teaspoons hot sauce
1 teaspoon Worcestershire sauce
1⁄2
teaspoon kosher
salt
1⁄4
cup finely
chopped scallions
1⁄4
cup finely
chopped celery
Marinade
1⁄2
cup vegetable oil
1⁄2
cup hot sauce
4 tablespoons Virgil’s
Dry Rub (see below)
4 tablespoons granulated garlic
4 tablespoons granulated onion
Juice of 1⁄2 lemon
Wings
8 large chicken wings
1⁄2
cup Virgil’s Dry
Rub (see below)
Sauce
10 tablespoons unsalted
butter
1 teaspoon cornstarch
4 tablespoons white
vinegar
3⁄4
cup hot sauce
1⁄4
teaspoon cayenne
pepper
1. To make the dip,
combine 1 cup of the
blue cheese, mayonnaise,
buttermilk, hot sauce,
Worcestershire sauce, and
salt in the bowl of a food
processor and blend on
low until smooth.
2. Remove to a medium mixing bowl and
fold in the rest of the
blue cheese, scallions
and celery, being sure to
break up the large blue
cheese crumbles. Place in
a covered container and
refrigerate overnight.
3. Mix all the marinade
ingredients in a large
mixing bowl. Place the
wings in a large container
with a lid and pour the
mixture over the wings.
Toss until the wings are
thoroughly coated. Cover
and refrigerate for 2 days.
4. Preheat the grill or
smoker to 245 F.
5. Spread out the wings
on a sheet pan and wipe
away any excess marinade. Sprinkle liberally
with the dry rub, coating
the wings all over.
6. Position the wings on
the grill away from the
direct heat of the coals or
burners, and add hickory
to the smoker, or place
hickory chips on the coals
or gas burners.
7. Cook the wings for
about 3 hours, flipping
every 30 minutes (their
internal temperature
should be about 165 F
when cooked).
8. While the wings are
cooking, cut the butter
for the sauce into 1-inch
cubes and refrigerate.
Whisk the cornstarch into
the white vinegar in a
small bowl.
9. In a medium sauté
pan over medium heat,
bring the hot sauce to a
simmer and whisk in the
thickened vinegar. Return
to a simmer, cook for 1
minute, and remove from
the heat.
10. Add the cayenne
and slowly whisk in the
cold butter. Keep warm
until serving.
11. Remove the wings
from the smoker or grill
and put half of them into
a bowl, cover with the
sauce, and toss. Repeat
with the remaining wings
and serve on a platter,
with the blue cheese dip
on the side.
Virgil’s Dry Rub
Makes 5 to 51⁄2 cups
21⁄2 cups sweet paprika
1 cup granulated sugar
1⁄2
cup Texas-style
chili powder
1⁄2
cup minced onion
AUCTION
ACTION
6 Tips for Better Grilled Chicken
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* Grease your grill: Chances are you won’t have
a sticking problem if your chicken has skin, or if
it’s marinated or rubbed with some oil. But play it
safe. Before you light the grill, spray the rack with
nonstick cooking spray or brush it with oil.
* Close the top: If your grill has a cover, always
cook your chicken with the cover down. It will
make your grill more ovenlike, and your food will
cook more evenly. Also, because the cover cuts off
some of the oxygen, you’ll have fewer flare-ups.
* Be patient: Resist the urge to continuously move
the chicken around while it cooks. The chicken
will cook more evenly (and more quickly!) if you
follow the recipe cooking instructions or turn it
over only once, midway through grilling.
* Use the right utensil: Use long-handled tongs
or a wide metal spatula to move the chicken. Poking it with a fork will cause precious juices to escape.
* Test for Doneness: Don’t risk serving undercooked chicken. When in doubt, make a small cut
into the thickest part so you can be positive that
it’s no longer pink inside. You also can use a meat
thermometer to check if your meat has reached a
safe internal temperature: 180 F for whole chicken
and 170 F for breasts.
* Be sure to clean up: Scrape your grill rack after each use; otherwise, the chicken will pick up
charred bits from your last barbecue. Chicken has
a tendency to stick to a dirty grill.
(c) 2015 Hearst Communications, Inc.
All rights reserved
1⁄2
cup granulated
garlic
1⁄4
cup dried parsley
flakes
6 tablespoons kosher
salt
Combine all of the
ingredients in a medium
bowl and whisk together
until completely incorporated. Transfer to a
covered bowl with a
tight-fitting lid. Store in a
cool, dry place.
1200
Apartments for Rent
1200
Apartments for Rent
NICE CLEAN Plymouth 1BR
apartment (all utilities included).
No smoking/pets.
Call
574-952-3155
QUIET NEIGHBORHOOD.
2BR apartment, one level. Bremen edge of town. Utilities, appliances included. $600/month.
(574)209-0271
COUNTRY PLACE
Strang Real Estate & Personal
Property Auction
In Plymouth Is Accepting
Applications for
Eff.-1-2-3 BR Units
(Accepts Section 8)
Friday, July 31, 2015 2:30 p.m.
703 Dickman St. Plymouth, IN. 46563
Real Estate to be auctioned at:6:00
Historic 21,000 sq. ft. commercial/industrial
building at the corner of Ledyard & Dickman
St. situated on 3.48 acre lot. 2 story building
with offices featuring central air, 2 loading
docks, three phase electric, 2 overhead
doors. Partially leased for income, Many
possibilities
FARMING,CONSTRUCTION TOOLS,CONSTRUCTION MATERIALS, HEATING,
ELECTRIC, ANTIQUES, OFFICE EQUIPMENT, MISC.
464 INT Utility tractor with 3pt. hitch SER 114578BSY tires 13.6x28, 6.5x16; Farmall
H ; 5’ Servis;“Bush Hog”;Mower parts;2 Rolls Farm Fence;Minneapolis Moline
Parts;Mounted Sickle Bar Mower for Farmall H or M; Sickle sections & parts, additional sickle bars; Woods Finish Mower 3pt.;Misc.section of log chains; Lincoln Welder
wire; Torch oxy/AC with hose; Delta wood lathe; Craftsman 5 Drawer Bench top
Tool Case; Air Guns + Nails; misc. tools; Metal Siding: Window screen & wire mesh;
Grinder Stand; Misc. construction materials; 3 Phase Electric Motors (New); Breakers Boxes and hangers; Wiring romex; Entrance cable Devices, covers; connectors;
Flexible Insulated ductwork 6”;Portable Propane heater and 100# tank; Trane Furnace
90XL;HVAC - Ductwork & misc. fittings; Bag sewing machine and thread; Antique belt
pulleys 3 – steel 5 – wood;“Pilgrim Seed” sign and bags; Sand Cone; Sample Bottles
;Aggregate Sieves, #200 deep + 14 others US Standard by Dual Mfg; Soil Proctor
testing equipment ;Small – ELE; Large – ELE; Sand cone; Concrete slump cone;
Concrete Air Entrainment;1 – 12” dia. X 19 mm opening; Pans – Scoops, Etc.; Scales
– Forney Portable; Forney – Sieve Shaker; - 4 Drawer Filing Cabinet - Paper organizers;3 Milk House Heaters;2 Drawer Filing Cabinet/letter size Drawing Boards; Flat
Filing cabinets; Lawn roller (steel 48” wide);Fertilizer spreaders ; insulated dog house;
Dog pen panels; Lawn sweeper 36” Agri-Fab; Snow Blower Yard Man 10 hp. Many
items to numerous to mention.
For Real Estate & Personal Property terms visit www.oakcrestauctions.com
Mike & Kristina Strang, Owners
Flora Real Estate Auction
RE/MAX Oak Crest Realty & RE/MAX Oak Crest Auctions have been commissioned
to auction the following Real Estate & vehicle on:
Wednesday, August 12, 2015 • 6:00 P.M. (EDT)
211 W. Dewey St., Bremen, IN
(Directions: From Center St. go north to Dewey St. then west to property)
Open House
Sun., July 26, 2015 1-4 P.M.
Sat., August 1, 2015 1-3 P.M.
Wonderful, 12 room home with full basement. Over 3000 sq ft. This property has
been used as apartments & as a single
family residence. Complete with oversized
2 car garage & finished apartment upstairs. For private showing call Larry Grebe at
574-209-0273
Terms: 5% non-refundable earnest money down the day of auction with balance due
at closing. Taxes: Prorated to date of closing. Possession: Day of closing. Property
is being auctioned “as is” subject to seller confirmation. Your bidding is not contingent
upon financing. Call to view property, arrange financing if necessary, attend auction
and bid your price. Don’t find out after the auction that the property sold for less than
you would have been willing to pay. Statements made at auction take precedence
over printed material. Auctioneer’s Note: Mr. Flora’s 1995 Ford Explorer, also being
offered at auction. There is a minimal amount of personal property which will be sold
privately on day(s) of open house.
Louis E. Flora Trust, Owner
Terry L. Misner, Trustee
This institution is
an Equal Opportunity
Provider & Employer
Call (574)936-8754
1420 W. Madison St.
GARDEN VIEW Condos - 525
S. Michigan - 1 bedroom with
garage.
Seniors only.
574-936-4487
2 BR, 1 BR, Studios
FREE RENT Specials!
(574) 936-3496
www.valueproperties.net
PARKVIEW PLACE at 302
Novelty. Senior independent
living. 1 bedroom. Call
574-936-4487
1205
Houses for Rent
VERY NICE clean 2BR/2BA on
Kreighbaum Lake. Appliances
included,
washer/dryer
hook-up. $800/month plus utilities/deposit. No pets/smoking.
(574)935-5732
or
text
(574)276-2163
1207
Duplex for Rent
KOONTZ-LAKE: 2-BR Duplex,
stove/fridge furnished, 1-year
lease. Service animals only.
(574)586-7150 (574)279-1357
1230
Office Space/Rent/
Lease
OFFICES FOR lease; 1 office
(10'x11') or up to 4 offices;
US30 & Pioneer Dr, Plym.;
$250 /mo+; 574-780-2261
FREE 1ST MONTH
MULTIPLE OFFICE
SPACES AVAILABLE!
Walnut Street Center
Plymouth (574)935-5418
No LEASE
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Starke • The Review July 28, 2015 – page 5
A whirling good time
Photo by Cheryl Patrick
Brianna Gonzalez, Bentley Palmer and Steven Rudd enjoy
a cooling spin on the teacups last Wednesday night at
Starke County 4-H Fair.
The Leader has a
new email address!
Send all correspondence to:
[email protected]
Vera Bradley at Starke Fair
Photo by Cheryl Patrick
Nancy Dembowski and Linda Kelly, representing St. Vincent DePaul, of St. Thomas Church, explain a Vera Bradley
handbag raffle to Sherry Bentley, of Knox, at the Starke County Fair.
How to save on school supplies
Back to school season can be as expensive for parents
as it is exciting for students. Once the initial letdown
of the end of summer vacation wears off, many kids
are excited to return to school, where they can see their
friends, study their favorite subjects and participate in
extracurricular activities.
Parents of school-aged youngsters may share in that
excitement while also knowing that back to school season can stretch their budgets. One of the ways to salvage those budgets is to save on school supplies. Fortunately, there are several ways parents can do just that.
• Be patient. Shopping early can save shoppers money
in many instances, but parents may benefit by exercising patience when it comes to buying school supplies
for their children. Teachers often give students lists of
supplies they will need for each class, and parents who
wait to receive such lists can avoid spending money on
items their kids won’t need. Even if you wait it out, you
may be able to get a head start, as some teachers may
post supply lists on school websites, while others might
email lists to parents before back to school season hits
full swing.
• Take inventory. If you have more than one child,
chances are you already have lots of school supplies
around the house. Dust off kids’ backpacks and study
areas from last school year to determine which supplies
you need to buy and which you already have. Going
forward, encourage kids to store their supplies in a predetermined area once the school year ends, as this will
make next year’s inventory that much easier to examine and assess.
FALCON
DIPPER
GENERAL STORE
Monday is Senior Day in General Store
Monday-Friday is Happy Hour from 2-4 p.m.
$2 Single Dip Cone or Dish • 99¢ Fountain Pop
Daily Lunch Specials
Farm Raised Ground Beef $5.99 lb. • Virginia, Pork, Italian Sausage 3.99 lb.
Kielbasa $4.09 · Brats $4.29
Verhaeghe Meat · Brats & Kielbasa · 3 different kinds of sausage & beef
Beef Jerky, Jelly, Jams, Salsas, Noodles
Polish Pierogis · Pulled Pork, Baked Beans, Various Salads
Fresh baked goods · Ice Cream & Balloons
John Glenn Apparel
Wood & bait for fishing · Fresh flowers & plants · Soaps & Lotions
Bulk Items Candy, Spices, Flour, Sugar
AND SO MUCH MORE!
1120 Roosevelt Road, Walkerton
574.586.3477 (Dipp) • www.falcondipper.com
Mon & Tues 9-6 • Wed–Fri 9-8 • Sat 9-6
• Spend more now to save later. While inexpensive
supplies can be hard to resist, such items likely won’t
withstand the test of time, forcing you to spend time
and money each year buying replacement supplies.
Paying more now for certain items, including stronger
backpacks and more highly rated calculators, may end
up saving you money in the long run, even if the initial
pill is somewhat tough to swallow.
• Use technology to your advantage. Department
stores and businesses that sell school supplies, such
as pharmacies and office stores, may or may not discount too many items once back to school season hits
full swing. But savvy parents can still find deals by using technology to their advantage when shopping for
school supplies. Download apps like RetailMeNot to
your smartphone and enable its updates so your phone
essentially notifies you of any discounts the moment
you walk into a given store. If you don’t receive any
updates, search for discounts via the app or the Internet
as you shop. Chances are strong that there are deals to
be had, even if you don’t learn of the deals until you
arrive at the store.
School supplies can be expensive, but parents can employ several strategies to save on school supplies now
and in the future.
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Driving under the influence
Pirate's maze
Photo by Cheryl Patrick
Top of the world
Photo by Cheryl Patrick
Bentley Reiss, of Knox, winds his way through the pirate Heights were not a problem for Christion Reiss, of Knox,
maze at the Starke County 4-H Fair.
who scaled to the top of a pirate attraction at the Starke
County 4-H Fair.
Make school day mornings easier
School day mornings
can be hectic, as getting
kids ready for school and
out the door on time is
not always easy. Working
parents may find school
day mornings especially
difficult, as their own
work schedules can make
mornings feel even more
rushed. Fortunately, parents can employ several
strategies to free up time
in the morning so every-
one starts their days off
in a more relaxing atmosphere.
• Wake up earlier. Sleep
might seem like a precious
commodity, but waking
up just 10 to 15 minutes
earlier can remove some
of the stress from weekday mornings without
costing you a lot of sack
time. Let kids sleep in until their normal wakeup
time, using your extra 10
or 15 minutes to shower
or enjoy your morning
cup of coffee before the
house is abuzz with activity.
• Tackle certain chores
the night before. Delaying
certain chores until you
wake up makes for a hectic morning, so tackle as
many morning chores as
possible before you go to
bed for the night. Prepare
school lunches, lay clothes
PMH Auxiliary is hosting a
4-DAY, 3-NIGHT TRIP
to BRANSON, MISSOURI,
October 19, 20, 21, 22
$535 per person (double occupancy)
includes transportation to
Branson on a tour bus. Activities
include several country music
shows, tour of the Branson area
and the College of the Ozarks,
plus a dinner show and cruise on
the Branson Belle showboat.
You must make reservations by
AUGUST 15. Down payment of
$150 due SEPTEMBER 1 with final
payment due by OCTOBER 1.
out for yourself and your
children, and make sure
kids have their backpacks packed and ready
to go before they go to
bed. Each of these things
may only take a few minutes, but when left for the
morning, they can add up
to a substantial amount of
time.
• Encourage youngsters to pick up the pace.
Some people are morning people, while others
dread setting their alarms
for early morning hours.
Kids who fall into the latter group may drag their
feet in the morning, but
parents should offer encouragement when kids
are moving slowly in the
morning. Allowing your
frustration to show may
only make kids less fond
of mornings, so remind
them as nicely as possible
that everyone has a schedule to stick to if they seem
to be dragging their feet.
• Keep the television
off. If watching the television is ingrained in your
morning routine, try going a few days without
it to see if this makes it
easier to get out the door
on time. Eliminating television from your morning
Photo by Raelene Blockx
Maria Zerbee, of San Pierre, tries to drive wearing goggles
that simulate being impaired during an impaired driving
exercise, sponsored by Drug and Tobacco Free Starke
County and the Starke County Sheriff's Department,
at last week's Starke County 4-H Fair. The different
goggles simulate a range of .08 percent blood alcohol
and .15 percent.
routine can save time and
also may help your family
grow closer, as you will
have more distractionfree time to speak to one
another. In addition to
turning off the television,
resist the urge to turn on
your devices or scan work
emails when getting ready
in the morning.
Parents know that
school day mornings can
be hectic. But there are
several ways to make
such mornings go more
smoothly so everyone
gets where they need to
be on time.
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* To keep the kids’ word skills fresh over
the summer, we are playing sight word
bingo practically every day now. It was
really easy to make and laminate bingo
cards. And I use the flash cards we got
from school to “call” the words. Bingo is
a win-win! -- JoAnn
* “In my house, we love straws. Because
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make sure you remind your guest to
bring some take-home containers. Have
them fix a few containers of “seconds”
and store them in a big cooler by the
front door. Hang a few take-out bags on
the doorknob, and your pals won’t forget to take their goodies home!” -- M.W.
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your car’s manual for the correct pressure. Or, some cars have a sticker in the
doorwell or glove box with that information.
* Kids clamoring about whose turn it is?
No fear. You’ve got the solution in your
desk drawer. Simply write each child’s
name on a self-stick note, and stack
them. The kid on top takes the first turn,
and then peels his or her name off and
moves it to the bottom. Easy peasy.
* Going on a road trip this summer?
Check your tire pressure to save money.
Maintaining the correct tire pressure can
have a direct effect on how many miles
you get to the gallon. It can save you in
everyday driving, but it really adds up
when traveling longer distances. Check
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Employment
1170
Help Wanted
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1170
Help Wanted
PFUMC SEEKING CPR certified adult over 21 for nursery.
Must submit to background
check. Contact 574-936-2943
or [email protected]
BAY VALLEY Foods hiring
seasonal stackers. $9.10/hr.
Other positions may be available. Apply 1430 Western Ave,
Plymouth M-Th 8-11 am
EEO- M/F/Vets/Disab
FURNITURE SALES position
available: Part-time. Sales experience necessary. Banfitch
Interiors,
Call
Allan
(219)670-0549
CNC MACHINISTS needed
with lathe and mill experience.
Looking for day and night shift
positions. Walkerton Tool, 106
Industrial, Walkerton, IN
www.walkertoncnc.com
HUFFMAN ELECTRIC is seeking a full-time journeyman
electrician w/good drive record.
Resume/references needed.
(574)952-8601
MAINTENANCE MECHANICS
Wanted! Manufacturing maintenance experience preferred.
Great benefits – insurance,
profit sharing, etc! International
Wire, 833 Legner St, Bremen.
Apply today!
NOW HIRING CNC machinists
for lathe and mill departments.
Experience with Haas and
Mazak equipment. Day and
night Shift positions available.
Apply at: Walkerton Tool, 106
Industrial Park, Walkerton.
SOUTH BEND Tribune is hiring
for early morning routes: Bourbon Motor Route $310/weekly.
Grovertown Motor Route
$200/weekly. Plymouth Porch
Route $175/weekly. Argos
Porch Route $150/weekly.
Must have dependable transportation and clean driving record. 574-936-1324
OASIS- SEEKING hardworking
and dedicated employees to
join our growing team. Starting
pay up to $12.00/hour, for employees with fiberglass experience. Excellent benefits, paid
holidays, and 5 days paid vacation in 6 months. Opportunity
for growth and advancement.
1st and 3rd shifts available.
Apply at : Oasis Lifestyle, 1400
Pidco Drive, Plymouth, IN
46563.
Classified Ads pay
for themselves.
574-936-3101
The City of Knox is looking for a School Crossing Guard.
Approximately 1 hour in the morning and
1 hour in the afternoon.
Applications accepted at the Mayor’s office,
City Hall, through July 31, 2015.
Must be 18 of age or older, prompt & dependable.
For more information call (574)772-4553.
CUSTOMER SERVICE REPRESENTATIVE
Must have:
• Good verbal and communication skills on phone or via email
• Good listening skills
• Obtain details when taking orders, accuracy and detail entering orders
• Basic computer and typing skills
• Motivation to learn and work
Training to be given on products and procedures
Submit resume to [email protected] or
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OFFICE ASSISTANT NEEDED
in the Culver area that has excellent typing skills and an eye
for detail. Must be proficient with Microsoft Office and have
strong computer skills. Must have excellent customer
service skills and be able to multi-task. We are looking for
that enthusiastic, energetic personality to complete our office.
Send resume to
Sellers Services, Inc.
15444 W State Road 110,
Rochester, IN 46975
or stop in for application.
The individual selected will be tasked with maintaining and repairing
Buildings, equipment, grounds and other related facilities.
Ideal candidates for this position will be known for their strong work ethic (good attendance and
punctuality are crucial); a can-do, positive approach to their work; great problem solving skills and
the ability to stayon task with little direct supervision. Requirements for the position include a high
school diploma or GED and vocational/ technical training in general building maintenance, HVAC,
plumbing, electrical and mechanical systems, and general construction; supplemented by one year of
experience in the same. Equivalent combinations of training and experience may be considered.
In addition to a competitive salary, Hickory Creek at Rochester offers and excellent benefits
package that include medical, dental, life insurance and more.
Please stop in to fill out an application.
www.hickorycreekhealthcare.com
340 E. 18th Street
Rochester, IN 46975
574-223-5100
Ancilla College, located in Donaldson, Indiana, has an
immediate opening for a part time Simulation Lab Technician.
This position will require assisting with scheduling, maintaining
and operating high fidelity simulations, collaborate with faculty
and assist students in simulations. Visit the employment
opportunity section of our website, ancilla.edu to view the
complete job description.
Please send a resume, transcripts and
references to [email protected].
BCI is currently searching for
2nd and 3rd Shift Maintenance
Team Members at Bremen Castings.
When you join our team, here's what you can expect:
• Opportunity to make $70,000+ per year
• Stable, Safe Working Environment
• Access to our Onsite, No Cash Wellness Clinic for Employees and Families
• 401k Participation
With over 4 years without a lost time accident, BCI offers a safe stable working environment. We encourage
you to visit our website at www.BremenCastings.com and complete an application today.
1170
Help Wanted
PRE-SCHOOL TEACHER and
Assistant Teacher needed for
Marshall County Head Start.
Associate Degree in Early
Childhood Education preferred.
Successful candidate will provide leadership and guidance to
develop appropriate classroom
experience for young children.
Please apply in person or send
resume to Teacher, MSDC,
1901 Pidco Dr, Plymouth, IN
46563. No phone calls please.
EOE.
WENDY’S OF Plymouth is hiring day shifts and closing positions for applicants 18 years or
older. Open availability required. Apply in person or online at snagajob.com.
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Office/Clerical
ADMINISTRATIVE
ASSISTANT
Northwest Indiana retail grain
and agronomy plant is
seeking a full-time,
experienced administrative
assistant. Applicant must be
a team player, reliable,
organized, and detail
oriented.
Strong
computer/data entry skills a
must.
The position requires the
ability to receive orders from
customers, assign and
dispatch orders, process and
distribute billing information,
download reports and
reconcile inventories, and
other duties as needed.
Interested candidates are
requested to send their
resume to Human
Resources, Post Office Box
1042, La Porte, IN 46352.
1175
Drivers Wanted
HIRING EXPERIENCED truck
drivers with a Class A CDL.
New equipment! Home 3
nights per week and on weekends, up to 42¢ per mile, $20
drop. Safety and recruiting bonuses available. 2,800 miles
plus per week. Apply in person
at Oasis Lifestyle, 1400 Pidco
Drive, Plymouth
NOW HIRING drivers: Regional
work, home every weekend and
often during the week. Great
pay, retirement plan, vacation
pay, access to insurance available. Dump experience a plus.
Must have 3 years experience
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Women Athletes: More Body Than Sport?
I suppose there will come a day when a
woman’s looks aren’t factored into her
sporting prowess, but I’m guessing that
day will not be coming very soon.
The comments and conjecture engendered by Serena Williams at Wimbledon and the women’s World Cup provided more than enough fodder for that
thought.
With a broad brush, Serena was alternately described as having a “manly
physique,” or, dressing like a “Disney
princess” for the Champion’s Ball. Many
of the athletes on the field for the Cup
were physically described in the usual
terms--hot or not--by fans and announcers alike. Danica Patrick, we were told,
spent July 4 in a bikini and a few days
later was seen cursing out Dale Earnhardt Jr. for an on-track collision. His
lament was not so much that his brakes
failed and he hit a driver, as much as it
was his brakes failed and he hit HER, of
all drivers, so now he would never hear
the end of it--just like an episode of “The
Honeymooners” or any other show that
features a woman nagging a guy over
something.
When Serena won Wimbledon, J.K.
Rowling took to defending her body
image. The top three stories on Google
News the day after were about “appreciating” Serena, her body and her dress.
Not one story (and this column is guilty
as charged, too) about 6-4, 6-4, game, set,
match, Williams.
At the same time, a look at Serena’s
own Facebook biography describes her
as, “an Athlete, an Icon...[who] embod-
ies style, power, beauty and courage.”
When you go to Roger Federer’s Facebook page, his bio states that he is a “A
Swiss professional tennis player.” It goes
on to say that many pundits consider
him to be the greatest tennis player who
ever lived, which for the Swiss, who may
on occasion cop to making pretty decent
chocolate and nice enough timepieces,
is about as large a statement the country has ever made outside of one of their
banks. Nowhere will you read that he is
“handsome.”
And not that there is anything wrong
with that, either. With the exception of
maybe Joe Namath and Andre Agassi,
you’d be hard-pressed to find many male
athletes talking about looks or fashion in
their player bios anyway. Danica Patrick,
Maria Sharapova and, yes, Serena, make
no apologies for having traded a bit on
their looks. But it was on their terms.
The sexes will never have an even playing field, and for another generation at
least, men’s athletics will outdraw female athletics and earn more at the gate.
There may never be a truly “level” playing field in that regard. But in the meantime, here’s hoping that the next time a
woman leaves the starting line, steps up
to the plate or walks out of a tunnel, the
adult sport fans among us will notice
more than what she is wearing but what
kind of game she is bringing.
Mark Vasto is a veteran sportswriter
who lives in Kansas City.
(c) 2015 King Features Synd., Inc.
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Starke • The Review July 28, 2015 – page 11
Woodland Variety Store
NOTICE: WE HAVE LOTS
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