March 17, 2014 issue - Walkerton Area Shopper

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March 17, 2014
Christian
Community Pantry....
in Walkerton will be on
Tuesday March 25th.
Check in at the
Walkerton Public
Library first.
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!
JOY Dinner
Area senior citizens are
welcome at the Koontz Lake
Missionary Church JOY
Dinner. No cost. Free will
offering taken.
The dates are March 19,
April 16, May 21 and June 18.
The meal changes each month.
The doors open at 10:30 am
and the meal is served at 11:00
(central time).
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The Walkerton Area Historical Society. Visit the
Heritage House Museum
Page. 3
Koontz Lake Association
BINGO. New Early Bird
Time!
Page. 4
Stop by Koontz Lake
Market on March 17th for
some corn beef & cabbage
Page. 5
Starke County Co-op
www.starkecountycoop.com
Page. 6
Creekside Homes & Land.
Call Pam Craft Today!
Page. 7
Multi room apartments.
Call Dogwood Estates / 23
South Apartments NOW!
Page. 8
Dee’s Accounting & Tax
Service.... Get those taxes
done!
Walkerton Area
Carrier
Route Presort
U.S. Postage Paid
South Bend, IN 46601
Permit No. 46
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March 17, 2014
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!
Walkerton Area Historical Society
January 18, 1918, steam cranes lift steam engine onto the track
after a wreck on the B. & O.
Heritage House Museum hours are Thursday, Friday, and Saturday 10:00 until 1:00.
WAHS publications available are three historical cookbooks,
Crossword Stories, (from the first ten years of WAHS newsletters),
The Island …land between the Kankakee and Pine Creek, and
The Walkerton Independent, 1886-1924. DVDs of WAHS Cemetery
Walks are also available.
OBITUARY
OBITUARY
OBITUARY
Angela M. Moes Larry Lavon Wood Harry W. Malstaff
North Liberty Cub Scout Pack 241
Annual Pine Wood Derby
It was time for some red hot racing action after what has been a long and cold winter. The North Liberty Cub Scout Pack 241 held its annual Pine Wood Derby at the North Liberty Church of Christ this past
Saturday, March 8th. The Pine Wood Derby is a long known scout tradition, and what better way to spend
a Saturday than having some family fun with your local scout pack.
The Derby cars themselves haven’t changed much over the years. Each child gets a kit which includes
a block of pine and some plastic wheels. By the time those pine blocks get some sanding and re-shaping
they are some lean mean racing machines. Some cars shine like gloss with paint jobs that only body men
could appreciate, while others have a stealthy camouflage look that our US Military would truly be impressed with. Rest assured that no matter what they look like these cars are built for speed.
The track is set up four lanes wide on top of a steep sloped hill. Drop those line gates and the racing
is on! As the four cars drag race down the hill an electric scoring sensor is placed at the finish line where
it declares the winner by lighting a red L.E.D.
indicator. The racing has gotten so tight over the
years that it is simply too hard for the naked eye
to determine the winner. The electronic finish line
declares the winner with no margin of error.
The Derby is a well managed event and each
car must weigh in and park in “impound” prior to
taking the track. These often Father Son teams
take great pride in their cars. The difference between winning and losing can quite literally be as simple as
shaving a sliver of wood or taping an extra penny of weight onto the bottom of the chassis.
The North Liberty Cub Scout Pack 241 put on a great show and display of cars. Its amazing that what
starts out as a block of pine wood and some plastic wheels truly ends up as a wholesome Saturday morning
activity that brings family and friends together. The Pine Wood Derby tradition is a winner in my book, and
gives all involved a true taste of
victory lane.
Written by Michael Tutino of the Walkerton
Area Shopper.
Passed on March 8, 2014
July 16, 1946 - March 4, 2014
HOBART Angela M. Moes, age 33, most
recently of Hobart, passed
away March 8th 2014. She
was preceded in death by her
father, Willis Moes. Angie is survived by her mother,
Darlene Moes, her brother,
Christopher (Mindy) Moes,
her two loving daughters; who
were the light of her life, Alyssa
and Cassidy. a nephew, Caden
and her dearest friend, Michael
Fantin. Funeral Services were
held on Thursday March 13th
at 7:00 pm in the Bible Baptist
Church, 8720 Orchard Drive,
Highland with Pastor Michael
Poole officating. Visitation was
held from 4 pm till the time of
the service. In lieu of flowers,
donations are being accepted to
the memorial fund for Angela
Moes c/o Michael Fantin at
BMO Harris Bank to benefit
Alyssa and Cassidy.
Nusbaum-Elkin Funeral Home
was entrusted with arrangements.
WALKERTON (Fish Lake) Larry Lavon Wood: age 67, of
Walkerton (Fish Lake) passed
away at home Tuesday March
4th 2014 with his loving family. Larry was born on July
16th 1946 to Bushnell U. and
Verdia Wood. He was a loving
husband to his wife, Joyce
Elaine (Henigsmith) Wood.
She preceded him in death on
August 23rd 2010. Larry was
a loving father to his two sons,
Brian Bush (Jamie) Wood and
Eric Eugene (Kelly) Wood.
A loving grandparent to his
three grandchildren, Elizabeth Nicole Wood (13), Jacob
Wood (12) and Ian Wood (2).
A loving brother to Warren
(Linda) Wood. Larry was very
active in community projects
having coached numerous
baseball teams and upming for
several games. Mr Wood was
the Treasurer and Chairman
of the Fish Lake Conservancy
District. He was a very active
member of the Lions Club if
Fish Lake, as well as the Walkerton Historical Society. Larry
was well liked by all his neighbors and strangers alike. As
per Larry’s wishes cremation
has taken place. There was a
Memorial Service held on Saturday March 8th 2014 at 1:00
pm (ET) in the Nusbaum-Elkin
Funeral Home, 408 Roosevelt
Road, Walkerton. Visitation
was from 11:00 am to the time
of service.
North Liberty
News
“A Great Place to Live”
March 17th Happy St. Patrick’s Day!
March 17th Cub Scout Pack 241 meeting at the
North Liberty Church of Christ. 6:30PM
March 19th Town Council meeting at 7PM at the
community building
March 22nd Informational and planning meeting
for the North Liberty farmers market. 10AM at the
North Liberty American Legion. Breakfast is available. 1st market day will be May 3rd. All are invited
to attend. We need our community input to make
this a successful summertime ongoing event.
Dec 26, 1920 - March 6, 2014
WALKERTON Harry W. Malstaff, age 93,
passed away Thursday March
6th 2014 with his family by
his side. Harry was born on
December 26th 1920 to Joseph
J. and Laura L. (Stickley) Malstaff in St. Joseph County. Mr.
Malstaff was a member of St.
Patricks Church, the Walkerton Historical Society, American Legion Post #189 and the
Knights of Columbus (Fourth
Degree). He was a farmer and
a St. Joseph County 4-H horse
and pony leader. Harry was a
proud WWII Veteran. He was
preceded in death by his wife,
Marthe J. (Haden) Malstaff in
2004. Harry is survived by his
brother, William Malstaff. his
sister, Catherine Ganger. His
son, Mark (Linda) Malstaff,
his daughter, Laura (Mike)
Shenenberger. grandchildren,
Miles, Leanne, Rachael and
Roxie. seven great-grandchildren and his caregivers, Abbie,
Tami, Carol and Ruby. Funeral
Services were held on Monday,
March 10th 2014 at 11:00 am
(ET) in St. Patricks Church
in Walkerton with Father Jan
Klinczyk. Burial with Military
Honors followed in Woodlawn
Cemetery. Visitation was on
Sunday from 3pm to 7pm in
the Nusbaum-Elkin Funeral
Home, 408 Roosevelt Road,
Walkerton. There was a Rosary Service at 5:00 pm in the
funeral home.
Financial “Spring
Cleaning” Can
Brighten Your Investment Picture
March 17, 2014
The days are getting longer
and warmer — a sure indication
of the arrival of spring. Another
sign of the season may be the
urge you get to do some spring
cleaning. But you might not
have realized that some of the same spring-cleaning techniques that can be used on your home can
also apply to your investments and your overall financial strategy.
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KOONTZ LAKE
Association
Here are a few ideas to consider:
Get rid of “clutter.” As you do your spring cleaning, you may well find some clutter — a bunch of
items you no longer need. As an investor, you might look at your portfolio and also find “clutter” in the
form of investments that are no longer appropriate for your objectives. For example, perhaps some
of them are virtual duplicates of other investments you own, thereby diminishing your potential for
diversification. Or maybe some investments are now too risky for your needs. In any case, you may
be better off rebalancing your portfolio.
Get organized. As you clean your home, you might find ways to organize your belongings and
furniture more efficiently. And you may also be able to organize your investments more effectively.
One possibility: Consider consolidating your investment accounts with one provider. If you have an
IRA here, another one there and some other investments scattered about, you may be paying more in
fees and commissions than is necessary. By consolidating these investments, you might save money
and paperwork — and more importantly, you may find it easier, with all your investments under one
“roof,” to follow a single, unified investment strategy.
Seal “cracks.” Over time, the grout between your kitchen or bathroom tiles can crack, so you’ll
need to re-grout to protect your flooring. And you may find that, in looking at your overall financial
strategy, your “protection” component — primarily in the form of insurance — might have developed
some “cracks” or “chips.” Specifically, has your life insurance kept up with changes in your family
situation? Events such as marriage, remarriage or the arrival of a new child can all trigger the need to
review your life insurance. And you’ll also want to make sure you have adequate disability insurance.
Consult with a financial professional for information on appropriate protection vehicles.
Do some “dusting.” As part of your spring cleaning, you may need to dust furniture, shelves and
other surfaces in your home. And if you’ve been investing for a long time, you may need to metaphorically “dust off” your financial strategy to “freshen it up” to reflect changes in your life. To cite one possibility, as you get close to retirement, you may need to shift some — but certainly not all — of your
growth-oriented investments into income-producing ones. But you may also need to review and revise
your financial strategy at other points in your life, such as when you begin saving for your children’s
college education.
Just as spring cleaning can bring more light into your home, sprucing up your investment picture can
help you brighten your financial outlook. And these improvements can help you in all the seasons of
your life. This article was written by Edward Jones for use by your local Edward Jones Financial Advisor
Bob Borlik.
Visit the Tri Kappa Art Show
Friday March 14th through Sunday March 16th
Located at the John Glenn Commons.
Times will be during the John Glenn High School
production of “Tarzan”.
Walkerton Area Men’s
Lenten Breakfast!
Mark the follwing dates on your calendar. You are invited
to join us for good food and Christian fellowship at our
four Lenten Breakfasts.
Lenten Breakfasts are at:
7:30 am EST (6:30 am CST)
March 22 - Walkerton United Methodist
March 29 - Blissville Church
April 5 - Koontz Lake Missionary
April 12 - St. Patricks Church
A freewill offering will be taken for the Christian Community Pantry.
Questions? Call 586-3335
YOUR
LUCK!
Now the Early Bird gets lucky with
our new early bird start time!
6:00pm CST
$1,000
Progressive Jackpot
EVERY MONDAY!
Early Bird - $6.00 - Starts at 6pm CST
(must buy a regular bingo to play early bird)
*Must be 18
Regular Bingo - $15.00 - Starts at 6:30pm CST
*14 games plus the Hot Ball
(Pay out $650 minimum each week.)
Indiana License # 131510
Koontz Lake Clubhouse - 10870 Cherokee
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96 E. Pearl • Hamlet • 574-867-3301
Affordable, complete line of animal & pet feeds.
Custom Blend • Bagged Feed • Delivery Available
500 lb. Scratch........$80.00
500 lb. All Stock......$98.55
500 lb. 16% Hog.....$103.35
500 lb. Cattle...........$85.27
50 lb. Shelled Corn......$7.40
50 lb. Cracked Corn....$7.65
50 lb. Goat....................$12.20
50 lb. Layer...................$12.80
* Prices subject to change without notice due to market *
Spring Style Show and Salad / Dessert Bar
Sponsored by: Walkerton Epsilon Chi Tri Kappa
Thursday April 10, 2014 at
Walkerton Elementary School
Doors open at 6:00 pm
$10.00 per ticket. Children under 5 half price
Style show presented by:
Cato Fashions Plymouth, IN
To Purchase Tickets call:
Tracey Duff (574) 784-8531 or Sarah Rippy (574) 586-7299
Your ticket purchase enters you in a drawing
for a $50 Cato Fashions Gift Card
Spring/Summer
Children’s Resale
Join us for our 15th sale!
Saturday
March 29th
8am - 1pm
Two levels over 5,000 sq. feet under one roof!
Children’s clothing, shoes, nursery decor, toys,
bedding, books, video games, and more...
Wakarusa Missionary Church
Questions?
202 W. Waterford St
Visit our website:
Wakarusa, IN
www.freewebs.com/wakarusaresale
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March 17, 2014
Koontz Lake Market
March 17th!
7893 N. SR 23 at Koontz Lake
Happy St. Patrick’s Day!!
DD
We will be serving corned beef & cabbage
dinners for $6.99 - Complete Meal
USDA Choice Round Steak.....................$3.19 lb
Stuffed Chickens.....................................$1.59
Smoked Pork Chops................................$3.59 lb
Chicken Leg Quarters................$5.50 / 10 lb bag
USDA Choice Rump Roast...................... $3.59 lb
OPEN EVERYDAY!
Mon - Sat
8am-7pm CST
Sunday 8am-6pm
586-7222
8 piece bone-in chicken.....$8.50
We cook bone-in Chester
Fried Chicken 7 days a week!
Prairie Farms milk 2.99 gallon or 2/$4.00
We Make Our Own
Sandwich Spread.....................$3.99 lb
Beef & Onion Cheeseball........$5.99 lb
We Make Sandwiches
You choose your meat and cheese, we do the rest!
* Get your chicken strip graduation orders in now!
Let Randy, Keith, or Chuck cut you a Custom Steak
Family Owned & Operated
ATTENTION!
We are preparing the details for an
official sign up for MILK DELIVERY
TO OUR AREA. Keep checking the
Walkerton Area Shopper for official sign up instructions. Thank
you for the overwhelming response.
Haven’t call us yet? We still want
to hear from you!
F F
F F
RLP
Richard L. Parker
Certified Public Accountant
Accredited Tax Advisor
Accredited Retirement Advisor
> Payroll Services > Agri Business > Efile
> Individual and Corporate Tax Service
> Bookkeeping and Accounting Service
612 Roosevelt Road - Walkerton, IN 46574
(574) 586-3335
(574) 586-3469
[email protected]
Accepting New
Clients!
Nusbaum-Elkin Funeral Home
Since 1915
Traditional & Cremation Services
Pre Planning & Funeral Trusts
Monuments & Markers
“A funeral should not be a long term financial burden on the family.”
We offer compassionate service with quality Merchandise at an affordable cost.
Matthew W. Coon, Director
574-586-3444
March 17, 2014
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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
View our past and current papers online!
www.walkertonshopper.com
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March 17, 2014
Have a business Card? Allow us to introduce you to our communities.
Place your business card and get notice!
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
ESTATE PLANNING
And now
introducing.....
Revocable Trusts & Wills
Probate Estates
DEBORAH SULLIVAN BROWN
Attorney & Counselor at Law
Post Office Box 236
North Liberty, IN 46554
Telephone
(574) 656-8093
JOB OPENINGS
DRIVERS NEEDED...
to deliver RV’s.
MUST HAVE...
HELP
WANTED
If interested call Walt
(574) 780-6265
Fast paced Chrysler-Dodge-Jeep-Ram / Cadillac-Chevrolet
dealership looking for certified factory-trained technicians.
Auto & Manual transmission a big plus!
We offer competitive wages; 401K; vacation and holiday
pay. Sign on bonus after 90 day review and after 1 year
of employment. Come join our team! We are busy! Call or
email Country Auto Center-Service Direct 574-780-2101 or
[email protected] - Patricia (Pat) Snodgrass
Now Hiring
Residential Maintenance Technician
MHM is seeking an experienced Residential Maintenance Technician for
a beautiful apartment home community in North Liberty. Hands-on exp.
in general building trades, apartment turnover work and work orders.
Must be able to lift 50#, participate in on-call rotation, and provide
excellent customer service. Up to $16/hour, full time, benefit package.
Pre-employment credit, criminal & drug screen REQ. Send resumes ref:
“Meadows” to [email protected].
EOE.
D
CALL: (574) 360-4389
(574) 229-3197
North Liberty American
Legion Post 365
D
Good Driving Record
Able to Pass Drug Test
DOT Physical
Non-Smokers preferred
COOKS NEEDED
ATTENTION
Starke County
Certified Nursing Assistant Class
Miller’s Merry Manor - Walkerton
We will be holding a FREE Certified Nursing Assistance Course
beggining March 31st thru April 4th, 2014.
*If you are 18 years or older and looking for a new career please apply at...
Miller’s Merry Manor
500 Walkerton Trail
Walkerton, IN 46574
(574) 586-3133
Are you a business that is looking to hire?
Place your ad today!
(574) 586-7467
Help keep our communities employed!
March 17, 2014
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FOR RENT
Lakeview Apartments
Large 2 Bedroom Units
Pet Friendly
Call for details: (574) 784-3567
Beauty Shop
FOR RENT
1st Month FREE
Also... A Multi Purpose
adjacent building.
Great Location
(574) 586-2555
FOR RENT
3 Bedroom House
Koontz Lake
No pets
*Septic & Trash Removal included
(574) 936-5564
FOR RENT
2 & 3 BEDROOM
APARTMENTS
W/ GARAGE.
WATER, SEWER,
TRASH PICK-UP
INCLUDED
$600
574-586-7409
NOW
taking applications
for 1 & 2 Bedroom Apartments
23 South Apartments
62 Yeas of age or older
Handicap / Disabled
regardless of age
Criminal Background &
Landlord references checked
TDD 1-800-545-1833 Ext. #365
Call Nancy Hockett
(574) 279-2005
612 Roosevelt Rd, Suite 1
Walkerton
Mon-Thur 8am-4pm
MINI ADS
FISH
FOR STOCKING
Most Varieties
Ponds, Lakes
Laggis’ Fish Farm
(269) 628-2056 Days
(269) 624-6215 Evenings
Stone Excavating
• Excavating
• Septic Pumping
• Septic Systems
• Sewer & Drain Cleaning
Jay Stone
14501 Lincoln Hwy.
Plymouth, IN
(574)935-5456
www.stoneexcavating.com
Post Building Steel
Residential, Agricultural, and Commercial Post Frame
Buildings, Metal Roofs, Materials, and Supplies.
Is your roof in need of work after a long winter?
Call us for a FREE quote... (574) 936-5564
www.postbuildingsteel.embarqspace.com
Ditch Cleaning, Pond Digging, & Snow plowing
Gravel, Limestone, Fill Dirt,
Black Dirt, Mulch, Sand, Landscaping Rock, & River Rock,
Garden Tilling,
Home 574-936-8514
Cell 574-276-7584
MINI AD’S
$14
This institution is an equal opportunity employer/provider
Kevin’s Garage of Lakeville
Meet Kevin Sanders from
Lakeville. Kevin is extending
his mechanical skills to our
community by offering automotive repair at an affordable
price. Kevin has 13 years of
automotive experience and
is willing to work with most
anyone’s budget.
Kevin is a part time auto mechanic looking for side work. He
first started his automotive career at Jordan Ford when he was
fresh out of High School and has also worked at other various
shops in the area. An opportunity presented itself for full time
employment at Notre Dame where he currently works in food service.
However his passion is for the automotive industry. He has 3 years
at Ivy Tech under his belt where he specialized in Automotive
Suspension and Heating/Air Conditioning Repair. Kevin has most
any tool for the job and can outsource wheel alignments and tire
service as well.
Kevin prides himself on being honest and affordable while doing
work that you can trust. He would like to thank Patty Kennedy
who recently came to Kevin’s Garage after seeing his ad in the
Walkerton Area Shopper. Give Kevin a call today! (574) 360-1602
Adam’s Junkers
CASH PAID FOR ALL JUNK &
FIXABLE VEHICLES  CARS,
TRUCKS, VANS & SUV ’S.
Top dollar paid 7 days a week.
FREE same day pick up.
574-514-4456
BIG JON RECYCLING SERVICE
Place Your Mini Ad Online Today!
www.walkertonshopper.com
• Washers & Dryers
• Old Lawn and Farm
• Refrigerators
Equipment
• Scrap Metals
• Empty Propane
• Brass & Copper
Tanks
• Old or Unwanted Car Parts
• Clear Property of Scrap
• Gas or Charcoal Grills
• Aluminum Windows & Cans Metal
I will haul these things
• Water Heaters
away for FREE!
• A/C Units
If interested, you can give
• Microwaves
me a call.
• Freezers • Dehumidifiers
• Cast Iron Tubs & Sinks
219-851-3623
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March 17, 2014
Miracle Ride 2014
Sign Up
Sign up at the North Liberty
VFW Post 1954
Now until March 29, 2014
$30.00 Sign-up fee for T-shirt,
ride and all activities
Lucas Speedway will Host all Activities
Friday – Sunday, May 30 – June 1
Drag Racing all Three Days Included
Our Group will leave Sat. 10:00 am from
VFW Post 1954 Ramada Inn Airport
is our group’s Hotel.
5601 Fortune Circle
Indianapolis, Indiana 46214
Phone 317-244-1221
Email: [email protected]
Questions: Contact Dave Gensinger
Phone 574-656-3446
Say you
saw it
in the
Walkerton
Area
Shopper!
Hamburger/bun or
Corn Dog
Tuesday, March 18
Turkey Noodle
Soup w/Bosco Stick
Wednesday, March 19
BBQ Rib/bun or
Spicy Chicken
Sandwich
Thursday, March 20
Boom Boom Chicken or Ham Sandwich
Friday, March 21
Cheese Pizza or
Calzone
May 31 & June 1, 2014......
Michael Gensinger’s
Family & Friends Miracle Ride Group will be
organizing another ride
this year for the 2014
Miracle Ride for Riley’s Hospital for Children. The North Liberty
VFW Post 1954 Men’s
Auxiliary is again sponsoring this event and
holding the sign up for
the Indianapolis ride.
To participate with this
group, you will need to
sign up by March 29th at
the North Liberty VFW
Post 1954. The minimum donation per participate is set at $30.00,
assuring you a Group T
shirt and inclusion to all
activities in Indianapolis on Friday, Saturday
and Sunday. The minimum donation anywhere else for this event
in the state is $50.00.
After March 29th, the
cost may be $50.00
and a Group T shirt
will not be available,
but you may still participate with the group.
The ride will leave
the North Liberty VFW
Post 1954 on Saturday morning, May 31,
2014, at approximately
10:00 and arrive at the
Lucas Speedway in the
mid-afternoon for registration. There will
be activities and drag
racing all day at Lucas
Oil Raceway on Friday,
Saturday and Sunday.
We will be staying at the Ramada Inn
Airport, 5601 Fortune
Circle,
Indianapolis, In. 46241. When
making
reservations
please make sure you
tell them you are with
the Gensinger Miracle
Ride Group. You will
be responsible for making your own hotel reservation at the Ramada
Inn or other hotel. The
Clarion Hotel is this
year’s sponsoring Hotel and will be offering
reduced rates as well
for the Miracle Ride
but you must specify the Miracle Ride
rates but that will not
be our group’s hotel.
Sunday will be the
parade ride for all attending on motorcycles
which will include a
lap around the Indianapolis Motor Speedway (helmet required
for track) and a drive
by of the Riley’s Hospital for Children ending at Lucas Oil Raceway. Those traveling
by auto may participate in everything except the parade ride.
We will be taking donation to sponsor our
ride until May 20th.
100% of all money
donated to participate
or collected to sponsor
this ride goes directly
to Riley’s Hospital for
Children. We would appreciate riders getting
collecting pledges or
donations to help raise
money for this cause
but is not required.
Anyone needing
additional
information
can
contact:
David
Gensinger,
574-656-3446.
Get
Signed
Up
Don’t Delay. Deadline
March
29th.
Thank you for reading!
Call your ad in today!
(574) 586-7467
Email us:
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gmail.com
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Dee’s Accounting and Tax Service
64925 Redwood Road
North Liberty, IN
REAL
SERVICES
March 17 - 20, 2014
Monday, March 17
Corned Beef
Buttered Potatoes
Cabbage & Roll
Holiday Cookie
St. Patrick’s Day!
Tuesday, March 18
John Glenn
Lunch Menu
Monday, March 17
Miracle Ride 2014 Sign Up
Stuffed Peppers
Scalloped Potatoes
Mixed Veggies
Roll
Jello
Wednesday, March 19
NUTRITION
AWARENESS DAY
Veggie Lasagna
Salad / Green Beans
Roll / Spiced Peaches
Thursday, March 20
Swedish Meatballs
Pasta / Bread
Stewed Tomatoes
Peas / Fruit
1st Day of Spring!
Call 586-7600 a day in
advance for meal reservations. Menus subject
to change without notice.
Due to the diets of some
the food is not highly
seasoned. The Walkerton site is located at 813
Ohio St at the Community
Building. Site coordinator is Don Johnson.
Sale Dates:
March 17 - 23, 2014
Meat bundles
always available.
MEAT
USDA Choice Rump
Roast ............................ $3.99 lb.
Pollock Fish-Individually
Quick Frozen ................ $1.99 lb.
Fresh Boneless, Skinless
Chicken Breast ............ $2.49 lb.
FROZEN
Food stamps
accepted.
Tina Burritos – 4 oz.
Asst. Var. ............................. 2/$1
Prairie Farms Ice Cream –
½ Gallon Asst. Var. .......... $4.99
DELI
Fresh Meats, Beer,
Wine, Lottery, ATM
Colby or Colby-Jack
Cheese ......................... $4.99 lb.
Eckrich Hard Salami ....... $4.99 lb.
GROCERY
Our Family Vegetables – 14-15 oz.
Can Asst. Var........................ 69¢
Pam Vegetable Spray –
6 oz. ................................... $2.99
Creamette Pasta – 16 oz.
Asst. Var. ........................... $1.19
Kellogg’s Cereal – 11-18 oz.
Asst. Var. .............2/$7 Everyday!
Our Family Brown Sugar –
2 lb. Bag ............................ $1.49
Our Family Vegetable Oil –
32 oz. ................................. $2.99
Purex Laundry Detergent – 50 oz.
Asst. Var. ........................... $2.99
Our Family Wild Pink Salmon –
14.75 oz. Can .................... $2.99
Glad Storage Containers – 3-5
Count Asst. Var. ................ $2.79
PRODUCE
Red Potatoes – 3 lb. Bag ...... $2.19
Green Peppers ............... 89¢ each