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1 - The Pilot News

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The Shopper
Vol. 50
May 31, 2015
No. 22
Marketing Director . . . . . . . . Cindy Stockton
Group Editor . . . . . . . . Diona Eskew
Production/IT Manager. . . . .Greg Hildebrand
Business Manager . . . . . . . . Michele Louderback
Triton FFA
USPS 436-440, 214 N. Michigan St.
Plymouth, IN 46563, 574-936-3101
Periodical postage paid Plymouth, IN 46563
Community
Calendar
Listing of area events
SUNDAY, MAY 31
• 2015 Children and Tween Summer Reading Program:
“Every Hero has a Story” sign-ups will open at Plymouth
Public Library. Please visit www.plymouth.lib.in.us under
the Calendar of Library Events.
TUESDAY, JUNE 2
• American Red Cross will hold a blood drive from 12-6
p.m. CDT at Knox Community Center, 55 E. Lake St. in
Knox. Download the American Red Cross Blood Donor
App, visit redcrossblood.org or call 1-800-RED CROSS
(1-800-733-2767) to make an appointment or for more information.
WEDNESDAY, JUNE 3
• The Plymouth Lincoln class of 1958 invites classmates and friends of the class to the Ponderosa on North
Michigan, Plymouth at 11:30 a.m. If you have any questions
please call Marilee at 574-936-2201.
FRIDAY, JUNE 5
• Culver Weekly Euchre & Pinochle Club will meet from
6:30-9 p.m. at Culver Park Beach Lodge, 819 Lake Shore
Drive, Culver in the upper level meeting room. Meetings
are open to the public.
SATURDAY, JUNE 6
• The Friends of the Culver-Union Township Public
Library will have a book sale from 9 a.m.-2 p.m. in the
Carnegie Room, in the lower level of the library.
• Bourbon Farmers’ Market opening day. Vendors desiring to participate, please contact Megan Semonis at 574952-0133 or by email at [email protected]. The cost
Continued on page 3
PHOTOS PROVIDED
LEFT: Nine Triton High School Future Farmers of America
(FFA) students participated in the District FFA leadership
contest on April 22, where they participated in a wide
variety of contests. Those attending were: Brooklyn Bitting,
Katie Lenker, Courtney Horvath, Kerrigan Smith, Kacie
Pugh, Shaniah Baker, Noah Motz, Andrew Chupp, and
Nathan Slabaugh. Andrew Chupp (pictured) won in his
category (Ag Sales) where he now will have the opportunity to compete at the state level contest in June.
ABOVE: The Triton Jr.-Sr. High School Chapter of Future
Farmers of America (FFA) held its annual banquet on
Sunday, April 19. A meal was catered by Amish Acres
and then a celebration of the FFA activities throughout
the year and special awards were presented. Pictured are
FFA officers from 2014-15 and future officers for 2015-16:
Andrew Chupp, Katie Hepler, Katie Lenker, Nathan Long,
Courtney Horvath,Courtney Jennings, Kacie Pugh, Becca
Kennedy, and Lillie Berger.
Indiana’s community foundations hit halfway
mark of $66 million matching grant challenge
PLYMOUTH — Indiana counties are a little richer today.
In July 2014, Lilly Endowment Inc. announced a statewide
challenge grant to community foundations, totaling $66 million, with incentives that include a $1-for-$1 dollar match.
Those incentives have worked. Community foundations
have already raised more than 50 percent toward the match.
“With this grant, and the different match opportunities,
we are projecting more than $130 million will be raised for
our communities. We still have a way to go but are thrilled
with such a strong start,” says Rosemary Dorsa, vice president of the Indiana Philanthropy Alliance, a membership
association that supports Indiana’s community foundations.
The Endowment crafted the Giving Indiana Funds for
Tomorrow (GIFT) grant opportunity to allow community
foundations to have flexibility in how the charitable funds
can be used in each community, and offer meaningful incentives that encourage community members to get involved.
The local community foundation, Marshall County
Community Foundation (MCCF), is eligible for $500,000 if
it meets its match challenge by March 31, 2016. In Marshall
County contributions to restricted funds (for specific purposes) were matched 50 cents on the dollar and the goal for
this portion of the match has been reached. The Marshall
County Community Foundation has an additional $157,000
to raise in unrestricted funds (such as MCCF’s Community
Fund); these gifts may be matched $1 for $1 to complete the
match goal.
“The Marshall County Community Foundation is excited
to be a part of this opportunity,” says Linda Yoder, MCCF
executive director. “Once we meet the challenge, we will
have $1,250,000 to invest in our community.”
This GIFT initiative matching grant greatly enhances the
local community and Indiana as a whole. In 1990, when
the first GIFT grant was made, Indiana was home to only
a dozen community foundations. Now, there are 94 community foundations and county affiliate funds in Indiana,
serving each of Indiana’s 92 counties. Local leaders and
community volunteers make decisions that positively
address their own unique community needs.
“The grant is in line with a long-time vision of Indiana
communities growing their capacity to make critical decisions for their own people now and in the future,” said
Dorsa.
Funds are invested to grow over time, creating a greater
impact year after year. This matching opportunity is the
sixth phase of the Endowment’s GIFT initiative for Indiana
community foundations. The GIFT initiative was designed
Build Now With...
to help local Indiana communities develop the philanthropic
capacity to address their own needs and challenges. Since
1990, the value of Indiana’s community foundations that
have regularly participated in GIFT grew from $30 million to
almost $2 billion, and more than $915 million went back into
the communities through local grants.
This new matching challenge continues that growth
and could add about $132 million in new dollars, which
would generate $6 million or more in additional grants
every year…forever. But, donors are needed. “This generous match opportunity is exciting because anyone can get
involved in a big way,” says Dorsa. “Many gifts to community endowments will be matched $1 for $1, which effectively doubles that donor’s gift.”
The $1-for-$1 match includes a focus on building community endowments that are unrestricted and have the
greatest flexibility to respond to local needs from year to
year, decade to decade. The Endowment’s match will be
in amounts from $500,000 to $2 million, depending on the
population of the county.
Each community foundation or affiliate fund has designed
its own challenge within the parameters of the grant and
should be contacted for local eligibility. Typically, gifts
qualifying for matching funds must consist of contributions
of cash or property which can include marketable securities, cash equivalents, and real property. Multi-year pledges
are also able to be matched as long as each gift is received
by the community foundation before March 31, 2016.
Since 1991, donors to the Marshall County Community
Foundation have built the community’s assets currently
valued at more than $32 million and have returned
over $12 million to Marshall County communities in
grants and scholarships. For
more information about the
1150
Foundation, call 574-935Special Notices
9159 or visit www.marshallROSIE’S POSIE’S 18325 Ironcountycf.org.
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Articles for Sale
14’ BASS BOAT 25hp, $2500
OBO. 12’ Smoker Craft, 5hp.
$1200 574-780-9252
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Machinery/Tools
2006 JOHN Deere 155C, 25hp,
48”deck. Auto, CC.LS. good
condition. $900. Craftsman
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condition, $500. Snapper 8hp,
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Plymouth
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Marshall • The Shopper May 31, 2015– page 3
Cont. from Page 2
for a booth is $5 per week. The Farmers Market runs from
8 a.m. to noon every Saturday. Like our Facebook page at
“Bourbon Farmer’s Market”.
TUESDAY, JUNE 9
• American Red Cross will hold a blood drive from
11 a.m.-3 p.m. CDT at IU Health Starke Hospital, 102 E.
Culver Road in Knox. Download the American Red Cross
Blood Donor App, visit redcrossblood.org or call 1-800-RED
CROSS (1-800-733-2767) to make an appointment or for
more information.
WEDNESDAY, JUNE 10
1-5 p.m. at Ancilla College, 9601 S. Union in Donaldson.
Download the American Red Cross Blood Donor App, visit
redcrossblood.org or call 1-800-RED CROSS (1-800-7332767) to make an appointment or for more information.
THURSDAY, JUNE 11
2-7 p.m. at Southwire, 515 Copperfield Way in Bremen.
Download the American Red Cross Blood Donor App, visit
redcrossblood.org or call 1-800-RED CROSS (1-800-7332767) to make an appointment or for more information.
• The Heartland Camera Club will meet at 7 p.m. at the
Life Enrichment Center, 1305 W. Harrison St., Plymouth.
Anyone with questions about cameras is invited to attend.
Members are invited to bring photos, either digital or prints
to share with others.
Building simple machines
PHOTO PROVIDED
Third-graders in Mrs. Strycker’s class at Triton Elementary School have been learning about simple machines and
how they help make work easier. Students created small machines out of paper, paper clips, straws, craft sticks,
brads, rubber bands, and note cards to help learn how to recognize and use a wedge, lever, inclined plane, pulley,
screw, and wheel and axle. These creations were added to pockets labeled in students’ science notebooks. They
also watched examples in nature and real life with short video clips before creating a foldable book full of pictures
and examples of each machine. Teams of students were able to create actual replicas of these simple machines
with kits and test how each device could make work easier by pulling small weights on them. Mrs. Strycker was
very thankful to get Mrs. Baer, Mrs. McAndrews, and Mrs. Schaetzle as parent helpers to work with teams as they
built each model. Students used what they have learned to create a solution using simple machines to solve a
real world problem involving a wolf that needed captured later in the week.
Arianah Walters and Alli Barber display their simple machine.
ODDS & ENDS
CHEESE $1.99 LB.
LOTS OF DIFFERENT KINDS
BONELESS PORK
LOINS (FRESH) $
1.59 LB.
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LIMIT 5 LOINS
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OPEN: Mon.-Fri. 8-6 Sat. 8-5 Ad Good 6-01-15 to 6-06-15
All items while supplies last
DAIRY FRESH OR WALNUT
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FROZEN
CHICKEN BREAST FRITTERS
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$
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WEIGHT WATCHERS
FROSTED MINI WHEATS
99¢ 15.5 OZ. BOX
BERRY COLOSSAL
CRUNCH
89
¢
EACH 10 OZ. BAG
TOWN BAKERY
REWITHNPIES,
BREADS, COOKIES, CAKES,
SWEET BREADS, APPLE DUMPLINGS,
CINNAMON ROLLS, AND MORE!
2.99
BANANA CAKE $
9X9 REG. $3.99
$
RENTOWN RENTOWN RENTOWN RENTOWN RENTOWN RENTOWN RENTOWN RENTOWN RENTOWN RENTOWN RENTOWN RENTOWN RENTOWN RENTOWN
WHITE
CHEDDAR 1.99 LB.
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FRIDAY, JUNE 12
• Musical Brown Bag Lunch Event featuring Stage II, a
group formed from retired members of the Maxinkuckee
Singers. They will perform tunes from the 30’s, 40’s and
50’s in the Marshall County Museum’s Community Room
from 12 to 1 p.m. Bring a sack lunch and enjoy! For more
information call 574-936-2306.
• Living Well Support Group, a hands-on community
discussion for understanding a healthy lifestyle sponsored
by Marshall County Purdue Extension and Fitness Forum
at LifePlex, meets the second Friday of the month at 1 p.m.
in the LifePlex conference room, 2855 Miller Drive, Suite
101, Plymouth. The topic is “Osteoporosis & Vitamin D
Overview”.
Cont. from Page 3
SATURDAY, JUNE 13
TUESDAY, JUNE 16
• The Alzheimer’s Support Group for Marshall County
8x8 up to
14x36
Slabaugh’s
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8x12 .......... $1245
10x12 ...........$1570
10x16 .......... $1780
12x16 ...........$2175
12x20 .......... $2510
and surrounding areas will meet at the Marshall County
Council on Aging building at 1305 W. Harrison St. in
Plymouth from 10-11:30 a.m. The meeting is open to anyone who has a loved one with Alzheimer’s disease or a
related dementia or who would like more information
regarding the disease. Meetings occur monthly on the third
Tuesday of each month. For more information please call
Donna Sikorski at 574-780-0367 or the Alzheimer’s Services
of Northern Indiana help line at 888-303-0180.
THURSDAY, JUNE 18
• Historic Bremen Chat will have Carolyn Rahe talk on
the old barns. It will be at 10:30 a.m. at the senior building,
103 W. Plymouth St., Bremen. All interested persons are
welcome to attend.
FRIDAY, JUNE 19
Pulliam Auction Real Estate & Personal Property
East of downtown Bremen, IN on Plymouth St. (old US 6 – now SR 106) 2 blocks, then south 6 blocks at
OPEN HOUSE
608 S. East St. • Bremen, IN 46506
Monday,
June 1st
Friday, June 12, 2015 • Personal Property - 1:00 p.m. • Real Estate - 6:00 p.m.
4-6 pm
Bremen Real Estate
This is a super 3 bedroom home, well-located close to the Bremen Park in Bremen, IN. The lot is very nice sized (73x124) for the approx.
1550 sq. ft. house & garage. The living room is 15x20, dining room is 11x15, kitchen is 9x11 with dishwasher & stove, family room is 12
1⁄2 x13. The utility room is 5x6 1⁄2 and there is a front enclosed porch that is 7’x8’. The 3 bedrooms are 15x11 1⁄2, 14x10 1⁄2 & 11x10.
There is a full basement & attached 21x14 garage. The roof is 2 years old, it has a newer Lennox furnace with central air and water
softener. This home is very well-maintained. It has 2 baths. There are also 2 storage buildings 14x12 & 12x10. This is a super house in
a great location so inspect, arrange financing if you need it & bid on this one.
Taxes: Only $720.36 per year
This is a super house in a great location so inspect, arrange financing if you need it & bid on this one.
Terms & Conditions
DOWN PAYMENT: 10% down payment on the day of the auction with the balance ACCEPTANCE OF BID PRICES: All successful bidders will be required to enter
in cash at closing. The down payment may be made in the form of cash, cashier’s into purchase agreements at the auction site immediately following the close of the
check, personal check or corporate check. Your bidding is not conditional upon fi- auction. All final bid prices are subject to approval by the Sellers.
nancing, so be sure you have arranged financing, if needed, and are capable of AUCTIONEER NOTE: Your bidding is not conditional upon financing, so be sure you
have arranged financing if needed. For more information on financing or inspection,
paying cash at closing.
AGENCY: Hahn Auctioneers, Inc. and its representatives are Exclusive Agents of contact Hahn Auctioneers, Inc.
the sellers.
FURNITURE • LAWN MOWER • APPLIANCES • HOUSEHOLD • MISC.
DELIA A. PULLIAM, OWNER
Robert Thornton Representative
Any announcements made day of sale take precedence over printed matter
Hahn Auctioneers,
Inc.
MORRIS ESTATE
PUBLIC REAL ESTATE AUCTION
Monday, June 15, 2015 at 6:00 P.M. (EDT)
at 1125 Lincolnway East, Plymouth, IN
Visit us at: www.hahnrealtyandauction.com
Office 574-773-8445 • Nappanee, IN • AC39800021
Phil Hahn 574-535-3783 - IN Lic #AU01012967
COFFEL REAL ESTATE
AUCTION
Approx. 3 miles southwest of Bremen, IN on Plymouth/Goshen Trail to Iris Road,
go north (road turns into West Shore Drive) at
4889 W. Shore Drive, Bremen, IN
Monday, June 29, 2015 • 6 p.m.
Auction conducted on site to settle the estate of Gisele Morris. This is a well kept,
modest two bedroom, one bath Cape Cod home built in 1950 with hardwood floors
and plaster walls, nice size living room, and a neat kitchen/breadfast area combo.
There is a full basement, a floored attic, and a detached single car 12x18 garage.
The home is heated with natural gas and has NIPSCO gas and electric service.
The lot size is 80x200 and there are some beautiful shade trees and a nice yard.
Terms: 5% earnest money deposit down at auction with balance due at closing.
Taxes: Prorated to the date of closing. Possession: On date of closing.
Auctioneer’s Note: Property auctioned “as is” subject to seller confirmation. This is
a rare and outstanding opportunity for you to purchase, at your price, a terrific two
bedroom Plymouth home. Your bidding is not contingent upon financing, so inspect
the property, arrange financing if necessary, attend the 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. Contact Sam Goebel for your private showing at 574-936-7616.
GISELE MORRIS ESTATE, OWNER
Brenda Farmwald, Personal Representative
Peter L. Rockaway, Attorney for the Estate
House, Garage, 1.38 Acres Close
to Lake of the Woods
This is a nice 3 bedroom, 2 bath home. The
house includes 8x16 kitchen with stove,
10x18 family room, 12x15 dining room,
13x13 living room, 5x7 laundry. The master
bedroom has a large walk-in closet and attached bath, also a 11.5x11.5 bedroom &
12x13 bedroom. There is a 4 yr. old gas FA
furnace, 100 amp, window AC unit, on city
sewer. The property has a flowing creek on it
and a view of lake. 24x36 3 car garage.
Taxes: $550 per year
Open House... Monday, June 8 from 4-6 p.m.
or by appt.
TERMS and CONDITIONS
DOWN PAYMENT: 10% down payment on the day of the auction with the balance
in cash at closing. The down payment may be made in the form of cash, cashier’s
check, personal check or corporate check. Your bidding is not conditional upon
financing, so be sure you have arranged financing, if needed, and are capable of
paying cash at closing. AGENCY: Hahn Auctioneers, Inc. and its representatives
are Exclusive Agents of the sellers.
ACCEPTANCE OF BID PRICES: All successful bidders will be required to enter
into purchase agreements at the auction site immediately following the close of
the auction. All final bid prices are subject to approval by the Sellers. AUCTIONEER NOTE: Your bidding is not conditional upon financing, so be sure you have
arranged financing if needed. For more information on financing or inspection,
contact Hahn Auctioneers, Inc.
Herman W. Coffel, Owner
Hahn Auctioneers, Inc.
Visit us at: www.hahnrealtyandauction.com
Office 574-773-8445 • Nappanee, IN • AC39800021
Brian Wuthrich, Sale Manager
574-268-4940 Milford, IN
• The Culver-Union Township board of trustees meeting
will begin at 7 p.m.
SATURDAY, JUNE 20
SUNDAY, JUNE, 21
• Bourbon United Pentecostal Church will honor all
fathers in attendance in the 10 a.m. service. For more information call 574-342-8535.
FRIDAY, JUNE 26
Continued on page 12
AUCTION
ACTION
PUBLIC AUCTION
Saturday, May 30, 2015
5:00 p.m. (Central time)
Located: 8460 East State Road, Knox, Indiana
Items: 2 Coke menu signs, 2 pieces of chalkboard from Tyner
High School, 3 pc. sofa with recliner on one end & hide-a-bed
on the other end, little girlsdressing table, assorted tools, 36”
plastic lawn roller, Brinkman charcoal barrel grill, records, waterfall chest of drawers, gallon cans of paint, 2 Harley Davidson
3 wheeled golf carts As Is, old Sx old kids sled, Lawn tools and
more. Watch Auctionzip.com for pictures & updates.
Hanselman’s Auction Service
8460 East State Road 10, Knox • 574-772-9965
Auctioneer: Leroy Hanselman #AU19600047
Auctioneer: Donna Hanselman #AU19800015
Visit us on auctionzip.com #14741
for pictures & updates
This is just a partial listing
PUBLIC AUCTION
As we are selling our home and moving to Florida, the following described personal
property will be auctioned:
SATURDAY, JUNE 6, 2015 at 10:00 A.M. (EDT)
13857 12th ROAD, PLYMOUTH, IN
Directions: Southwest of Plymouth between Nutmeg Road & Olive Trail.
BOAT: Bass Tracker boat, motor & trailer, complete with accessories. Recently spent
$2,400 for repairs & service at Culver Marine. Like new.
SCOOTERS, MOWER, TRAILERS & TOOLS: Peace Sports 150 scooter (82 mi.);
Roketa Limited Edition scooter (2,154 mi.); Craftsman DYT 2000 lawn tractor; Woods
zero turn mower w/ grass catcher (870 hrs.); Sure Trac motor cycle trailer; 2 wheel
utility trailer; log splitter; garden wagon; air bumper jack; welder & acetylene tank;
battery charger; air compressor; Stihl chainsaw; portable air tank; jack stand; fertilizer
spreader; 2050 PSI power washer; ant. carpenter toolbox & tools; hay hooks; buck
saw; mowing scythe; wheelbarrow; elec. winch; engine stand; 48” lawn roller; hand
tools; micrometers; other miscellaneous items.
ANTIQUES, COLLECTIBLES & GENERAL HOUSEHOLD: Antique hutch; ant. marble top dresser; nice La-Z-Boy sofa & love seat; 3 LaZ-Boy recliners; 3 end tables w/
matching coffee table; dining table w/ 6 chairs; china cabinet; treadmill; wood burning
stove; 2 oak entertainment centers; chest; dresser; bookcase; Puss & Boots tea set;
Harley Davidson beer can collection; treadmill; wood burning stove; cast iron butchering kettle; Brothers sewing machine; other miscellaneous items too numerous to
mention.
Terms: Cash or good check. Not responsible for accidents or merchandise after sold.
Statements made at auction take precedence over printed material.
FRED & BARBARA WILHELM KRATHWOHL, OWNERS
AUCTION ACTION
LESCH ESTATE AUCTION
Plymouth, IN
Location: 10590 Plymouth-Goshen Trail – Plymouth, IN From Plymouth, IN take
US 30 East to King Rd. (Truck Stop) then north approx. 1-1/2 miles to PlymouthGoshen Trail, then west to site. Watch for Markley’s Triple M Auctions signs on:
SATURDAY – JUNE 6, 2015 • 10:00 A.M.
Household – Antiques – Collectibles
Household: GE 18 cu ft Refrigerator/Freezer; Oak Hall Table; Display Hutch;
Glass Top Hall Table; (2) Plaid Upholstered Love Seats; (2) Upholstered Recliners; Round Oak Lamp Table; Entertainment Center; Upholstered Recliner; (4)
Dining Chairs; Clocks; Wall Shelf; Misc. Chairs; Table Lamps; Mirrors; End Tables;
Coffee Table; Plant Stands; Magazine Rack; Rugs; (2) Full Beds w/Headboard/
Footboards; Dresser; Chest of Drawers; Queen Bed; Matching Chest of Drawers
and Dresser w/Mirror; Upholstered Chairs; 3 Drawer Filing Cabinet; 4 Drawer Filing Cabinet; Card Table & Chairs; (2) Bar Stools; Iron Bakers Rack; Desk & Chair;
Eureka Sweeper; Window Blinds; Mini Refrigerator; Gum Ball Machine; Luggage;
Chicken Sewing Cabinet; (2) Cabinets; Necchi Sewing Machine w/Stand; Upholstery Sewing Machine; Upholstery Supplies; (2) Microwaves; 2 Room Divider; De
Koven Upright Piano; Orga-Sonic Organ & Bench; Pots; Pans; Dishes; Cooking
Utensils; Silverware; Electrical Kitchen Appliances; Dehydrator; Baskets; Graduated Mixing Bowls; Punch Bowl Sets; Serving Trays; Platters; Bowls; Glasses;
Sundae Cups; Punch Bowls; Cookware; Picnic Basket; Large Asst. Décor &
Wall Hangings; Large Asst of Glassware; Tea Cups; Vases; China Set; Picture
Frames; Prints; Books; Costume Jewelry; VHS/DVD’s; Assorted Linens; Tins; Record Player; High Chair; Trunk; Treadmill; Ex. Bike; Ball Jars; Pressure Cooker;
Pressure Canner; Pie Tins; (5) Folding Tables; Antiques/Collectibles: Claw Foot
Round Lamp Table; Ant. Wood Plane; (5) Egg Baskets; Duncan Fife Drop Leaf
Table; Ornate Ant. Chair; Cane Bottom Chair; Antique Cameras inc. Ansco, Argus 50mm, Polaroid Model 95 Land Camera; Violin; Bee Smoker; Ant. Buffet;
(2) Wood Ironing Boards; Cedar Chest; Rocking Hors; Drying Rack; Childs Roll
Top Desk; Childs Ant. Play Oven; Cast Iron Skillets; Oil Lamps; Marbles; (3) Ant.
Baby Buggies; Wicker Rocker; Wicker Couch; Wicker High Back Chair; Retro
Table & Chairs; Copper Boiler; Keg Spout; Lg. Porcelain Wash Pan; Thumbler
Tumbler Model B Rock Polisher; Asst. Old Bibles; Rail Road Lantern; Oak Hutch
Top w/Roll Up Front; Colander; Iron Wheel; Wood Kegs; Ant. Draw’s; Ant. Cooler;
Ant. Bench Grinder; Pitcher Pump; Asst. Cast Iron Toys (some broken); Train
Pictures; Die Cast Cars (most in box); Asst. Dolls inc. Shirley Temple, Nun Dolls,
Nut Crackers, Ventriloquist Dummy; Pitcher & Bowl; Porcelain Cook Pans; Duck
Decoys; Aluminum Can Collection; Kids Toys; Singer Portable Sewing Machine
w/case; Carry-All Action Fort Apple Play Set; Baby Cradle; Wedding Dress; Tye
Babies; Angel Collection; Doll Beds; Rooster Weather Vane.
Lawn – Garden – Shop
Simplicity Roticle Tiller; Mac 10 Chain Saw; Dyna Mark 22” Push Mower; 42”
Lawn Sweeper; Yard Works Lawn Spreader; Ryobi Weed Eater; Yardman Blower; 20’ Aluminum Ext. Ladder; Step Ladders; Tomatoe Cages; Lawn Chairs; Gas
Cans; Plastic Sheeting; Truck Topper )fits Ford F-150 short); (2) Wrought Iron
Patio Benches; Patio Furniture; Iron Patio Bench; (2) Metal Patio Chairs; (2)
Metal Patio Rockers; Saw Horses; Coolers; Box Fan; Clothes Line Posts; Roll of
Woven Wire Fence; Wood Posts; Assorted Rakes, Shovels, Pruners, Pitchforks;
Oil Cans; Gas Cans; Gutter Guards; Garden Fence; Tarps; Mole Traps; ComeA-Long; Hedge Trimmers; Wheel Barrel; Planters; Lawn Décor; SHOP: Sears
Portable Air Compressor; Dunlap Bench Drill Press; Buffalo ½ hp Bench Grinder;
Craftsman 12” Table Saw; Craftsman 1 hp Router w/Stand; Craftsman 10” Radial
Arm Saw; Tool Shop Sawz All w/case; (5) Sanders; (3) 3/8” Drills; Craftsman
Belt Sander; Craftsman Belt/Disc Sander w/stand; Craftsman 12” Wood Lathe;
Craftsman 12” Band Saw; Craftsman 1” Belt, 10” Disc Sander; (2) Bench Vices; Craftsman Chest Tool Box; BP Air Grinder; R & R Air Grinder; Air Fittings;
Grinding Wheels; Drill Bits; Saw Blades; Concrete Tools; Pipe Cutter; Tap & Die
Set; Felt Paper; Romex; Electric Motors; Bolt Bins; Lg. Asst. Hardware; Dremel
Tool; Air Paint Guns; Circular Saw; Extension Cords; Micrometer; Bottle Jacks;
Clamps; Wood Clamps; Sockets; Hammers; Ratchets; Allen Wrenches; Files; Pliers; Screw Drivers; Air Staple Gun; Staples; Galvanized Concrete Tub; ½” Cable;
Casters; Lg. Asst. Misc. Wood; Brooms.
Horse – Livestock
Dk. Brown Western Saddle; Tan Western Saddle; Western Show Saddle; Western Saddle (rough); Black Show Bridle w/chest plate; Tan Show Bridle w/chest
plate; (2) English Saddles; Double English Saddle; English Bridle; (3) English
Pads; Riding Pants; Half Chaps; Black Childs Pony Saddle; Brown Childs Pony
Saddle; (3) Mini Girths; (3) Pony Girths; Pony Blanket; Halters; (4) Wall Mount
Saddle Racks; Portable Saddle Rack; 3 Tier Saddle Rack; (2) Stanton Bits; Saddle Bag; Saddle Blankets; Saddle Pads; Hackamone Bridle; (4) Bridles; Lunge
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Brushes; Combs; Curry Combs; Hoof Picks; Kids Riding Helmets; (2) Electric
Fence Chargers; Electric Fence Wire; Electric Fence Posts; Horse Tank Water
Heaters; Fly Sprays; Wormers; (2) Igloo Dog Houses; Metal Dog House; Ex. Lg.
Dog Crate; (2) Large Dog Crates; (2) Small Dog Crates; (3) Bird Cages; Fish
Tank; (2) Brown Wooden Chains; (2) Orange Leather Chains.
Vehicles – Trailers - Tractor – Implements – Lawn Tractors
Vehicles: 2009 Mercury Grand Marquis LS, leather, loaded, CD, power windows/
locks, 98K miles, silver w/gray interior; 2006 Jeep Cherokee, cloth int., CD 91K
miles; 1946 Dodge Step Side Dually (custom), 350 small block; Trailers: 10’ Tandem Axle Utility Trailer, bumper hitch (no title);2 Horse, Tandem Axle Bumper
Hitch Trailer; Tractor: IH 460 Utility Tractor w/Front Loader, G, WF, Hydro-Touch,
Fast Hitch, 14.9-28 rears, 4277 hrs; Implements: 2 Bottom pull type Plow; 4’ Spike
Tooth Drag; Lawn Tractors: Wheel Horse B-80 4 Speed; Wheel Horse Raider 12
6 spd. Lawn Tractor w/Deck; Wheel Horse “Work Horse” GT 1142 8 spd. Lawn
Tractor w/Deck; Wheel Horse Front Snow Blade; Wheel Horse Cultivator.
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PLYMOUTH SCHOOLS
PUBLIC AUCTION
WEDNESDAY, JUNE 10, 2015 at 10:00 A.M.
701 BERKLEY STREET, PLYMOUTH, IN
(Plymouth School Corporation Service Center)
Directions: From East Jefferson St. (Old US 30), go north on Randolph or Liberty,
then right on Berkley to parking lot, or go north on Columbus and go left on Berkley
to parking lot.
14 passenger activity van; 3-pt. hitch 200
gal. pull behind sprayer; Onan portable
welder; 3 water wheels; welding trailer;
2 Toro garden tractors; golf cart; climbing wall; 100 LCD 17” monitors; (2) 3’x4’
wooden cubicles; 2’x4’ wooden table; (9)
3’x8’ laminate table tops; (2) 4’x6’portable
360 degree rolling chalk boards; 5’x4’
peg board display rack; (6) 6’x6’ octagon
tables; 4 round table tops; several file cabinets; many student desks & chairs; several
teacher desks; 4 computer carts; other miscellaneous items too numerous to mention.
Terms: Cash or good check. Not responsible for accidents or merchandise after sold.
Statements made at auction take precedence over printed material.
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Saturday, June 6 • 10:00 a.m. EST
Location – 403 N. Lafayette St.
Antique & Collector Items
Furniture • Clocks • Coins • Sterling Silver/Jewelry/Misc.
Primitives • Children’s Items
Glass - China - Pottery
Misc. Quality Collectibles
General Household
Furniture • Piano/Organ
Appliances & Electronics • Misc. Household
Tools & Miscellaneous
Lawn & Garden • Shop Tools • Misc.
Auctioneers Note: Something for everyone! Good clean, quality &
selection. Prepare for 2 auction rings.
Terms: Cash or good check.
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11536 4A Road, Plymouth
New Directions: Off the new 31 by-pass between Lapaz & Plymouth exit.
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INSIDE SEATED SALE
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& DBL. RECLINER LOVE SEAT, NICE LUE LY Z BOY RECLINER, LIKE NEW
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MACHINE, NICE 4 DRAWER FILE CABINET, SM. DESK, OLD CHILDS ROCKER,
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REGUALTOR CLOCK & OLD SESSIONS WALL REGULATOR CLOCK, STEAM
CLEANERS, VACCUMS, LOTS MORE...
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LEFT: The Plymouth Lions Club inducted two new members recently. From left, Manny Guerrero, sponsor; Alicia Torres, new member; District Governor Marty Juel; Sean Surrisi,
new member; and Ken Lukenbill, membership chairperson.
RIGHT: The Plymouth Lions Club handed out two scholarships. From left, Judy Smith, Cayla Jolly, Jocelyn Rico, and Debbie Griewank.
Plymouth Lions announce scholarship winners, induct new members
PLYMOUTH — District Governor Marty
J. Juel and wife Lion Jeanine were on hand
at the May meeting of the Plymouth Lions
Club to induct new members.
Sean Surrisi and Alicia Torres were formally installed by the district governor who
reminded all present that it has been nearly
100 years since Melvin Jones, founder of
Lions Club International, first encouraged
people to address the needs of their communities and the world. He explained that
the possibilities of service are endless and
so are the lives that are touched. Melvin
Jones once said himself, “You can’t get
very far until you start doing something for
somebody else.”
The Nelson’s Golden Glow fundraiser
was a huge success and all who partici-
in stock now!
pated were commended. These are the
type of events that allow the Lions Club to
award two $500 scholarships to qualified
high school students each year. This year
the winners were announced and are Cayla
Jolly, and Jocelyn Rico. Congratulations
were expressed to both young ladies and
they will be welcomed and formally con-
gratulated at the next meeting of the Lions
Club.
In other business, District Governor Juel
presented the Chevron Awards for service
to Manny Guerrero and Devon Stull for
15 years of service, Vivian Blankenship for
25 years of service, and Larry McCan for
30 years of active service to the Plymouth
Lions Club.
The next meeting of the
Plymouth Lions Club will
be the annual picnic held
at the Lions Pavilion at
• Fence Row Cleaning Centennial Park. New offi• Land Clearing
cers for the upcoming year
• Ponds
will be installed and new
• Building Sites
members received at this
time. Anyone interested in
Martin or Alson Martin joining the Plymouth Lions
Club should contact any
Lions Club member.
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Purdue expert: Statewide planting pace
little changed over past 20 years
WEST LAFAYETTE — Despite
advances in farm machinery and crop
management practices, the maximum
number of Indiana corn and soybean
acres planted per week in 2015 is
not much different than 20 years ago,
according to a new article by Purdue
Extension corn specialist Bob Nielsen.
“Certainly, individual farmers can
plant more acres of corn and soybeans
per day with today’s large field equipment than 20 years ago,” Nielsen said.
“This fact encourages optimism that
delayed starts to the planting season can be overcome by the ability
of today’s modern planters to plant
a greater percentage of the state’s
crop per week when ‘push comes to
shove.’”
Nielsen’s review of historical statewide planting progress as reported
by the U.S. Department
of Agriculture’s National
Agricultural
Statistics
Service, however, suggests
that there has been little
improvement in the pace of
planting much of the state’s
total crop acreage. He said a possible
reason could be that there are fewer
farmers planting a similar number of
acres statewide today compared with
years ago.
“The number of corn and soybean
growers in Indiana has decreased over
time, and those remaining are farming more acres than they did 20 years
ago,” he said. “Even though farm
machinery is larger today and covers more acres per day than 20 years
ago, fewer farmers are farming more
acres and so total planting progress,
in terms of percent of total acres per
week, remains fairly unchanged.”
The article, “Corn and Soybean
Planting Progress in Indiana Over
the Years,” appears online at www.
kingcorn.org/news/timeless/
PlantingPace.html.
Nielsen said the quickest corn planting week in the past 20 years was
in 2001, when 2.9 million acres were
planted in a single week, accounting
for half that year’s total crop.
In 2014, Hoosier corn farmers planted 2.4 million acres in a single week, or
about 41 percent of the total crop.
The most soybeans acres planted per
week also happened in 2001, when 2.4
million acres were planted in a week,
about 42 percent of that year’s crop.
Nielsen’s Chat ‘n Chew Café blog is
available at www.kingcorn.org/cafe.
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Cause of gum disease
Gingivitis usually begins when
plaque, the sticky, colorless film of bacteria and food particles that constantly
forms on your teeth, is not cleaned away every day.
It is hard to see plaque, but a harmless dye stains it red. When plaque stays
on your teeth for two or three days, it can harden into tartar. Tartar can
irritate your gums and lead to gingivitis.
Gum disease can also be caused by certain medical conditions, some
medications, trauma, smoking or chewing tobacco. During pregnancy,
hormonal changes can contribute to gum disease.
Examination
To determine if you have gingivitis, we examine your mouth and look for
red, swollen or bleeding gums.
Because gingivitis can advance to periodontal disease, we may take x-rays
to check your bone level.
We may also check the depth of the sulcus around each tooth. A sulcus is the
tiny groove between the case of the visible part of your tooth and the gum.
The good news is that gingivitis is reversible. The sooner we catch it, the
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Symptoms of gingivitis
Gingivitis, also known as gum disease, is inflammation of the gums. It is
often the first stage of periodontal disease.
Some of the warning symptoms of gingivitis include:
• bleeding when brushing or flossing
• redness where the gums &
tooth meet
• swollen gums
• bad breath
Treatment
If you have gingivitis, we thoroughly clean your teeth and may schedule you
for more frequent cleanings. We may also suggest a special mouthwash or
rinse and discuss your homecare technique.
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has a Part Time Custodian position available. Please go to
www.argos.k12.in.us for an application, then send to Brad
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Yearick Ave., Argos, IN 46501.
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bookkeeping, scheduling. Send
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EXPERIENCE IN FIBERGLASS needed- gel coating,
chopping, rolling, parts pulling,
final finish. 3rd shift. Please
apply at: Oasis Lifestyle, 1400
Pidco Drive, Plymouth, IN
46563
EXPERIENCED BOOKEEPER
for Quickbooks, part time,
574-842-4444.
FAULKNER F ABRICATING, INC .
REAL PRODUCTS has an
opening for an experienced machine operator. Full-time days,
drug testing required. Apply in
person, no phone calls please.
EOE Marshall-Starke Development, 1901 Pidco Dr., Plymouth, IN
is hiring
Experienced Steel Fabricators and
Production Welders.
We offer competitive wages and benefits to qualified applicants.
Apply in person at:
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4050 Lincoln Highway
Bourbon, IN 46504
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To apply, send your resume to the Director of
Human Resources at [email protected]
has full-time, part-time and substitute positions available
in Knox, Plymouth and Culver areas. We are hiring for
evening, overnight and weekend shifts. Responsibilities
include assisting adults with developmental disabilities in
their daily lives.
Requirements include high school diploma/GED or GED in
process and a valid Driver's License, an acceptable driving
record, and ability to occasionally lift and carry up to 50 pounds.
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DALTON CORPORATION
Warsaw Manufacturing Facility, a leader in the gray iron
foundry industry, is currently hiring for hourly production
workers. Applicants must be able to work any shift and
be able to lift up to 50 pounds repetitively. Previous foundry
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SOLIDWORKS TECHNICIAN
Topp Industries, Inc. a leading manufacturer of septic and sewage basins for the
waste water industries is looking for an experienced SolidWorks Technician
Responsibilities include; Build drawings for sewage lift-stations, ability to communicate
with management and interact as a team player within various departments.
Requirements:
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Position will be located in Rochester, IN. Competitive wage and benefits package. Submit
cover letter including salary history along with resume and professional references to
Topp Industries, Inc. Attn: Human Resource Dept.
P.O. Box 420Hwy 25 North
Rochester, IN 46975
or apply in person or e-mail at [email protected].
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Positions open for Full-time weekday nights and Part-time weekends. Responsible for assisting disabled
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has openings for team members in production at both facilities in Argos and Rochester.
Is hiring for the following positions:
Production Openings:
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Located 1 1/4 Miles East of Highway 331 in Bremen
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204 Lane St., North Judson
Hrs: Mon-Fri 11 to 5
Sat 10 to 2
574-896-4020
Now Selling
Refrigerators &
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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
Special Racks of Clothes – $1 each!
Stoves
3 off - $20
$
5 off - $35
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10 off - $60
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Will pick up used appliances in working order free
of charge and leave a $25 Rosa’s Gift Certificate
Mercy
Mercy is a beautiful girl that is about 2 years old. She is very loving and affectionate. She
is a very smart girl and enjoys playing fetch. She will “go get her toy” and “drop it” on
command. She is also house and crate trained. Mercy seems to be okay with most other
dogs, but we suggest that she is introduced to potential canine siblings before adoption.
She likely would not do well in a home with a cat. Her previous owners said she didn’t do
well with small children.
All dogs are spayed/neutered, up to date on vaccines, heartworm tested, on heartworm
prevention, and microchipped before adoption.
Adoption Fee: $200
For more information about adopting or fostering this dog; please contact
Heartland Small Animal Rescue at e-mail
[email protected] or call (574)360-2948 or (574)261-9668.
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SATURDAY, JUNE 27
• The Friends of the Culver-Union
Township Public Library will have a book
sale from 9 a.m.-2 p.m. in the Carnegie
Room, in the lower level of the library.
MONDAY, JUNE 29
• American Red Cross will hold a fallen
officer blood drive from 1:30-6:30 p.m. at
Marshall County Sheriff’s Office, 1400 N.
Pioneer Drive in Plymouth. Download the
American Red Cross Blood Donor App, visit
redcrossblood.org or call 1-800-RED CROSS
(1-800-733-2767) to make an appointment or
for more information.
ONGOING
• The Disabled American Veterans auxiliary meets the first Monday of each month
at 7:30 p.m. at the Life Enrichment Center,
Plymouth. All veterans’ spouses are welcome to attend.
• Maxinkuckee Singers is now accepting
resumes for the position of musical director.
Please send your resume to: Maxinkuckee
Singers P.O. Box 45, Culver, IN 46511.
Deadline to receive is June 1.
• The Plymouth Farmers’ Market (PFM)
is held Saturdays from 7:30-11:30 a.m.
in River Park Square at Garro and River
Streets, east of Michigan. New vendors are
always welcome. Applications for vendors
and not-for-profits are available on the
website at www.plymouthfarmersmarket.
com or by contacting Tom Keb, market
manager, at 574-217-5776. Booth space for
vendors remains at $10 per week per booth.
Not-for-profit booths are free but limited to
once a month. Like us on Facebook www.
facebook.com/pages/Plymouth-farmersmarket-inc/ and get the latest updates.
• Walnut Church of the Brethren “Swap
Shop” is now open from 9 a.m. - 2 p.m.
Tuesdays, 2 - 7 p.m. Thursdays and 9 a.m.
- 2 p.m. Saturdays. Anyone can come in the
shop with a bag of clothes they can’t use
anymore and swap them for a bag of clothes
they can use. Donations are also accepted to
help keep the shop open and the bills paid.
The Swap Shop is located at 172 S. Michigan
St., Argos. Questions: please call 574-8925349 or 574-952-0119.
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ARGOS — Readers of all
ages are invited to rise to
new heights as Argos Public
Library presents “Every
Hero Has a Story” summer
reading program. The library
hopes to encourage children
to establish positive attitudes toward reading while
increasing their literacy
skills during summer vacation. Special events include a
live, interactive animal experience with Indiana Wild;
singing along with Tom
Sieling’s Howl at the Moon
with a Hero Tune; Kasey the
Hero Dog safety program,
and a family yoga class in
the park. All events are free
of charge and open to Argos
Public Library patrons.
Storytime sessions with
Lacey Clark, suited for ages
18 months – sixth grade,
will be combining crafts,
activities, scavenger hunts,
super hero photo booths, a
Star Wars party and more.
Programing for teens,
hosted by Jo McCollough,
will include super hero
Jeopardy, mystery party,
mini comic con / cosplay,
game night: heroes vs. villains, backlight art and be
yourself beads and bands.
Grown-ups should also
enroll for the library’s adult
summer reading program
for a chance to attend workshops and win prizes. This
year the library will con-
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This frog hopped right into action with Argos Public
Library super reader, Corbin Rex.
tinue with its Pink Panther 26. The program will run
town-wide search, travel June 1 through July 11. For
pals, weekly prize drawings more information, visit
and will also introduce fam- the Argos Public Library,
call Miss Lacey at 574-892ily incentive prizes.
Stop by to enroll for 5818, or visit www.argos.
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CULVER — Heroes are the themes of the
Culver-Union Township Public Library’s
(CUTPL) summer reading programs.
CUTPL offers summer reading themes for
children, teens, and adults with programs,
prizes, book discussions, and special events.
To kick off the summer reading programs,
CUTPL is holding an ice cream kick off and
sign-up party from 2-3 p.m. Monday, June
1 in the large meeting room. Ice cream sundaes will be provided, compliments of the
CUTPL Friends of the Library.
Special guest, former kindergarten
teacher, Melanie Robertson will be on
hand.
Summer reading registration is open to
library patrons of all ages. The program
will run from Monday, June 1 through
Friday, July 31.
For more information, call the library at
574-842-2941 or check out www.culver.lib.
in.us/. This program is free of charge and
open to the public.
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Mr. President, Stop the Iran Deal Now!
Iran is the world’s leading exporter of Islamic terror and our greatest enemy.
Your deal fails to keep Iran from acquiring nuclear weapons. It’s time for a reset.
Iran’s constitution commands it to conquer the world through Islamic jihad, and Iran increases its bloody Middle East
conquests daily. Supreme Leader Ayatollah Khamenei regularly leads chants of “Death to America” and “Death to Israel.”
Can we afford an agreement that actually paves the way for a nuclear-armed Iran?
Americans want. Here’s what that deal must look like:
What are the facts?
1. End Iran’s nuclear program. This means shutting
Iran’s terrorist aggression makes it the greatest threat to
world peace—and America’s greatest enemy. The Islamic down Iran’s Fordow and Arak nuclear facilities and ceasing
Republic has sown seeds of global jihad for decades, killing all centrifuge-enabled nuclear R&D. Iran refuses. Why?
2. Export Iran’s nuclear stockpiles. Iran has no peaceful
thousands of Americans, Europeans, South Americans,
Arabs and Israelis worldwide since 1982, including the need of its extensive nuclear stockpiles and should ship
deaths of 241 U.S. Marines and 58 French peacekeepers in them away. It refuses this. Why?
3. Abandon development of Intercontinental Ballistic
the 1983 Beirut barracks bombings. Today, Iran sponsors
terrorist proxies, such as Hezbollah, which controls Missiles. ICBMs have only one purpose—to deliver nuclear
Lebanon and militarily backs Iran’s control of the Syrian bombs long distances, as far as to the U.S. Yet Iran refuses
government. Iran has also achieved dominance in Iraq by even to admit development of such missiles. Why?
4. Permit “anytime, anywhere” inspections. Iran must
helping the Iraqis battle the Islamic State, and most
agree that nuclear inspectors
recently it has seized control of
Yemen through its Houthi “The deal we’ll accept is that they end their can visit any suspicious site
without warning. Iran refuses
agents. Suddenly Iran has
nuclear program.”
to allow this. Why?
graduated from being the
largest state sponsor of Islamic
President Barack Obama, October 22, 2012 5. Slow easing of sanctions.
Any softening of economic
terrorism to the major Islamist
colonial power in the Middle East. Most distressingly, Iran sanctions must be spread over years, only as benchmarks
proudly trumpets its intention to “annihilate” Israel, a goal are met. Iran insists on instant sanctions relief.
6. Abandon terrorism and colonialism. Iran must cease
it asserts is “non-negotiable.”
Despite Iran’s record of terror attacks against the U.S and its global terror campaigns and its sponsorship of violent
our allies worldwide, and its open hostility to American colonial aggression.
7. Severe punishment for any violation. Any agreement
values and objectives, the White House now proposes a
nuclear arms agreement with Iran that falls shockingly must facilitate true instant “snapback” of economic
short of Mr. Obama’s 2012 promise to “prevent them from sanctions in case Iran violates this agreement.
What’s our alternative? President Obama and Secretary
acquiring a nuclear weapon.”
Not only does the proposed “Iran Deal” fail to stop Iran Kerry seem desperate to make the Iran Deal—a weak
from acquiring nuclear armaments, it permits Iran to negotiating posture that has led to weak terms. If we are to
continue developing nuclear weapons technology over the make a good deal, we must insist on the conditions above
next ten years. Even more frightening, Iran denies agreeing and be ready to walk away. No deal is better than the
to many key provisions that Secretary of State John Kerry current proposed deal, which does not fulfill Mr. Obama’s
promise to the American people. This deal, in allowing Iran
claims are essential to it.
What’s wrong with the “Iran Deal”? Iran has a long to keep its nuclear infrastructure and continue nuclear
history of lying about its nuclear activities and cheating on weapons research, is sure to start a nuclear arms race in the
agreements. Iran ratified the Nuclear Non-Proliferation Middle East, starting with Saudi Arabia, Egypt and Turkey.
Treaty in 1970, yet has been developing nuclear weapons— What’s more, when Iran begins to cheat on this
and lying about it—for decades. Iran also has ignored a agreement—which is likely—it may force Israel to take
U.N. Security Council demand that it suspend nuclear unilateral military action, since a nuclear-weaponized Iran
enrichment activities. In short, Iran is a bad actor on the is an existential threat to the Jewish state. Those who
world stage and can’t be trusted. President Obama criticize the proposed “Iran Deal” are often accused of
promised in 2012 that “The deal we’ll accept is that they wanting war with Iran. In fact, it is Iran’s current nuclear
end their nuclear program,” which is the deal most weapons development that is provocative and bellicose.
If we want to avoid military action against Iran—which most Americans do—we must negotiate an agreement that truly
prevents war. It’s time to set aside the current deal—which Iran has not even agreed to—and start again. We must continue
a harsh sanctions regime until Iran realizes we are serious about preventing their acquisition of nuclear weapons.
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The eighth annual media fair was held at LaVille Elementary on May 14.
ABOVE, LEFT: Mrs. Remble’s class won first place live action video in the lower elementary category.
ABOVE, RIGHT: Kassi Watts finished first place in KeyNote/PowerPoint.
BELOW, LEFT: Free-standing displays first-place finishers were Josh Ols, Conner Henry, Josh Wilson, and Elijah Gressinger.
BELOW, RIGHT: Live action video first-place finishers were Jordan Keen, Paris Kalafat, Carly Gutelius, and Hannah Deadmond.
LaVille Elementary holds annual media fair
standards with differentiated ways to demonstrate student knowledge. Students also
have a creative way to express their ideas.
The students ranked in the top three of each
category received placing certificates and
ribbons. All other students who entered
received a ribbon for participation.
The final results are:
In the lower elementary category:
Mrs. Remble’s class won 1st place live
action video
In
the
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KOONTZ LAKE- 20818 N.
Lake Dr. Walkerton Wed.-Sat. 7
a.m.-7 p.m. toys, Pilates machine, 8 X 10 braided rug, lots
of household items, bed
sheets, water skis, tons of
clothes- infant to adult, great
condition, and at low prices
(Gap, Old Navy, etc).
NEW PARIS Community Garage Sales. Saturday, June 6.
Many, many sales, some open
as early as Wednesday. Worth
the drive to new Paris! Listing
of sales/maps available at most
of the New Paris business locations
and
at
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PLYMOUTH: 15130 West 7th
Road, June 4-5, 8am-5pm.
MULTI FAMILY SALE Truck
camper tie-down, antiques,
horse tack, antique horse collar, cargo carrier, clothing,
household items and much
more!
KeyNote/PowerPoint
1st place: Kassi Watts
2nd place: Owen Smith, Noah Richhart,
Carson Horner, David Gutelius
3rd place: Mrs. Dent’s class
Free-standing Displays
1st place: Josh Ols, Conner Henry, Josh
Wilson, Elijah Gressinger
2nd place: Jozee King, Emma Rothe
3rd place: Alexis Elsea, Katie Ballard,
Shailen Taberski, Lydia Nusbaum
upper elementary categories:
Live action video
1st place: Jordan Keen, Paris Kalafat,
Carly Gutelius, and Hannah Deadmond
2nd place: Abby Goffinet, Megan Kurzhal,
Faith Rock, Emma Rothe, Kenzie Werntz,
and Jozee King
3rd place: Lauren Dove, Makayla Tillman,
Alexis Banks, Kylie Gorka, Kassi Watts,
Chelsea Croy, Ayva Barger, Greg Cashen,
Blake Casad, Alexandria Collier
Woodland Variety Store
Accepting
Debit, Credit
& EBT Cards
DON’T FORGET TO GRAB A COPY OF OUR QUICK SALE AD WHEN YOU VISIT THE STORE. IT CAN CHANGE DAILY!
WHITE & YELLOW LACEY BABY BUTTER QUARTERS CREAM CHEESE
$
SLICED AMERICAN SWISS MINIHORN
CO-JACK
LONGHORN
$
1.99 lb.
$
WALNUT CREEK
BAGELS
Advertise your
garage sale here
for better turnout!
1.89 lb.
$
99¢ 6 ct.
89
¢
(blueberry, whole wheat, plain,
cinnamon raisin & everything)
SHULTZ
$
12 oz.
SUGARLAKE
SALTY STIX
SANDWICH COOKIES
(3 lb. bag)
(vanilla, duplex & assorted)
$
3.49 each
$
19
US 6
331
BREMEN
NAPPANEE
3 B Rd
1350 N
Woodland
Variety
Store
1250 N
US 30
BOURBON
1.99 32 oz.
TYSON BACON,
EGG & CHEESE
BREAD BOWLS
69¢ 4 ct.
Hepto
n Rd
6th Rd
331
1.99 lb.
2.59 lb.
89¢ 8 oz.
(salted & unsalted)
SHREDDED WALNUT CREEK TROPICANA
HASHBROWNS STRING CHEESE ORANGE JUICE
2.29 12 oz.
19
ETNA GREEN
HOUSE STYLE
FRENCH
FRIES
59¢ lb.
99
GREEN
PEAS
$
9.99 30 lb. box
50¢ lb. repackaged
The
FARMINGTON From
HOT ROLL
SAUSAGE
75¢ lb.
19
N County Road 800 W
1325
Garage Sales
Marshall County Line Road
LAKEVILLE — The eighth annual
media fair was held at LaVille Elementary
on May 14. This year, 168 students participated in the media fair. Most of the
students who were involved worked in
groups to create keynote, free-standing
displays, or videos. There were a total
of 24 projects. The variety of project topics included: weather, creative storylines,
animals, inventions, and sports topics.
By incorporating the 1-to-1 iPad technology, teachers are able to address state
LUIGIS SORBET
$
1.19 12 ct.
(orange, lemon lime,
& blue raspberry)
¢
PILLSBURY GRANDS JR.
FLAKY GOLDEN LAYER
BISCUITS
¢
50
each
Deli
shaved or
sliced
Bakery
PEANUT BUTTER COOKIES
$
$
59 oz.
EASY CARVE HAM
$
1.69 lb.
From The
WALNUT CREEK
2.99 dozen
Most items are while supplies last!
SOUR CREAM
1.29 16 oz.
MARSHMALLOW
CREME
$
5.49 3 lb. tub
Harvey & Gloria Chupp
4133 E Marshall County Line Rd
Bremen, IN 46506
574-773-0303 ext. 1
HOURS
Mon - Sat 8 a.m. - 6 p.m.
Prices Good June 1-6
We will no longer be open
until 8:00 p.m. on Wednesdays
Family Centered Maternity Care
Because many family practice physicians offer obstetric, gynecologic and pediatric care,
they can be an excellent choice for mothers-to-be who prefer the continuity and
convenience of seeing one doctor for all of their healthcare needs.
Dr. Melissa Dawson
PMH Medical Office Building
540 Hospital Dr, Winamac • 574-946-2194
Monday: 9am – noon; 1pm – 5pm
Tuesday: Closed
Wednesday: 9am – noon
Thursday: 11am – 2pm; 3pm - 7pm
Friday: 9am – 11am; 2pm – 4:30pm
Francesville Clinic
112 Montgomery St., Francesville
219-567-2223
Wednesday: 1pm – 4pm
Dr. Clint Kauffman
PMH Medical Office Building
540 Hospital Dr, Winamac • 574-946-2194
Monday: 8am – noon; 1pm – 5pm
Tuesday: 8am – noon’ 1pm – 5 pm
Wednesday: 8 am – noon; 3pm – 7pm
Thursday: Closed
Friday: 8am – noon; 2:30pm – 4 pm
When you choose a family medicine doctor for your prenatal care, labor and delivery, you
may also choose to have the same doctor care for your children, spouse or other family
members. Our family practice doctors provide pediatric care for all ages, including wellchild checks and treatment of most child-related illnesses. Additionally, they get to know
the entire family and each member’s health history, making them aware of the
physical, emotional and social issues that can affect the health of each family member.
When It Comes To Happy Families,
We Deliver
540 Hospital Drive, Winamac • 574-946-2194 • www.pmhnet.com

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