November 4, 2013 issue - Walkerton Area Shopper

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November 4, 2013
Dressmaking & Design
Womens Alterations
by appointment
Themed Costumes
Open Wednesday
10am - 4pm
Susan Bartley 574-656-3498
30126 New Rd. North Liberty
Carrier
Route Presort
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Walkerton, IN 46574
Permit No. 5
Walkerton Area
Shopper
Donaldson • Fish Lake • Grovertown • Hamlet • Koontz Lake • LaPaz • North Liberty • Tyner • Walkerton
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Check out this great
auction. Something
for everyone at this
Kaser Auction!
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Lita’s Basket of
Hope. Lita is a
Breast Cancer
Survivor.
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NEED A 4x4? Stop
by R&B Today!
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Kaser Auction.
Mary Roush Estate.
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Turkey’s, Ham,
Pies, Yum! Koontz
Lake Market!
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Cold weather is
here. Rent a nice
cozy apartment!
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Build Your Own
Meat Buddle at
Fish Lake Market!
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WALKERTON AREA SHOPPER November 4, 2013
Urey Middle School
1st 9-Week Honor Roll
8th Grade
Distinguished
Julia Adams, Alyssa Arick, Grace Arndt, Collin Barker, Maija Cole, Lyndsay Douglas, Lois Frey,
Jack Hochstetler, Madison Limerick, Ashley McKesson, Delaney Patterson, Kylie Rhodes, Alex Ross,
Cassie Rough, Elizabeth Sarber, Patrick Stewart, Leanne Uzelac, Trevor Weiss, Adam Wiley,
Regular
Alexa Allen, Dakota Bailey, Tyler Bajer, Geneva Behnke, Summer Brantley, Sean Carlin, Kelsey Clady,
Julia Clark, Cameron Creed, Maygan Cygert, Melinda Dodson, Carlee Donathen, Taylor Drake,
Cheyenne Dreibelbis, Elizabeth Drzewiecki, Brenna Egendoefer, Tucker Ennis, Nicholas Fullmer,
Curtis George, Dakota Grossman, Riley Groves, Myah Hayes, Colt Hensley, Nolan Heying, Cabralin Hooten,
Hannah Igel, Ashley Jones, Kimberly Klein, Josey Kronewitter, Mason Lang, Eli Leodanski, Vanessa Mahmoud,
Tiffany McCoige, Hannah McLochlin, Sarah Moonen, Tyanna Nickles, Jay Nimon, Savannah Orsund,
Mariah Plunkett, Samantha Pranger, Mia Santiago, Abigail Schmidt, Taylor Verhaeghe, Nathan Yung,
Maddison, Ziolowski
7th Grade
Distinguished
Jacob Borton, Madigan Burns, Hope Dehoff, Emma Delinski, Abigail Griffiths, Claire Heying,
Analiese Hooten, Abigail Houser, Morgan Kincaid, Dessa Lang, Zachary Mago, Christian McElwee,
Ryley Miller, Taylor Murray, Christiana Smith, Jack Vukovits, Jarrod Walker, Gabriel Weiss
Regular
Victoria Anderson, Brandon Becker, Ashley Bowlds, Isabel Cochran, Coby Dean, Nikolas Domonte,
Evan Dreibelbeis, Ryan Eggleston, Caden England, Graysen Fansler, Gavin Finch, Mackenzie Fockler,
Nicholas Frankiewicz, Bryce Goble, Brianna Helminger, Lydia Henry, Faith Holdeman, Madaline Hummel,
Trace Jones, Zachary Judy, Julia Kaser, Maya Kharga, Craig Lenig, Bryce LeRose, Dustin Ludington,
Aaron Madden, Issac McLean, Chase Merz, Autumn Michaels, Samantha Mills, Isaac Minnick, Leslie Munoz,
Chase Oden, Freeman Patterson, Brenna Perry, Morgan Plunkett, De'Jah Pompey, Mathew Rice, Kollen Ross,
Savannah Rudynski, Arielle Sanchez, Joshua Sleek, Daniel Taylor, Keegan Tibbs, Bryce Whitmer,
Kayla Wright
North Liberty
News
“A Great Place to Live”
Nov 4th - Park Board Meeting 7:30PM
Community Building
Nov 6th - Town Council Meeting 7:00PM
Community Building
Advance Notice:
Nov 12th - North Liberty Library Smart
changes to saving money. Presented by
Linda Curley from Purdue’s Cooperative
Extension. 6:30 PM
Dec 7th - 4th Annual North Liberty
Holiday Walk
North Liberty calendars are now available
at Dogwood Designs. Pick up your copy
today.
VETERAN’S DAY PROGRAM
Orville Easterday Unit & Post
189 will present a Veteran’s Day
program on Monday November 11, 2013 at Miller’s Merry
Manor in Walkerton. There are
14 veterans at the home at this
time.
Please join us as we honor these
veterans, and enjoy the program.
Patriotic music will begin at
10:15 am with the program starting at 10:30 am. We will have
participation by members of the
American Legion, Auxiliary,
and the Sons of the American
Legion.
Walkerton Area Historical Society
1969 Wabash Depot in North Liberty, IN
Heritage House Museum, at 413 Michigan St., is open Thursday, Friday, and
Saturday from 10:00 until 1:00. The next WAHS meeting will be November 4 at
7:00 at the John Glenn School Superintendent’s Office.
WAHS publications available at the Museum are: three historical cookbooks
with recipes and stories from local residents, Crossword Stories, (a book of
stories from the first ten years of the WAHS newsletter), The Island …land
between the Kankakee and Pine Creek, and The Walkerton Independent, which
covers the local newspaper and town of Walkerton from 1886-1924.
FREE Veterans Dinner at the
Walkerton American Legion Post 189
Saturday Nov. 9th from 4-6pm
FREE to any veteran and spouse.
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
Plan for Long-term
Care Costs
November is Long-term
Care Awareness Month. And
when it comes to long-term care
— such as a stay in a nursing
home or the services provided by
a home health aide — you’ll want
to plan for the potential costs
involved.
Of course, you might think that you’ll always be able to live independently, without requiring any assistance — and perhaps you will. However, the odds aren’t necessarily in your favor: About 70% of Americans
who reach the age of 65 will need some form of long-term care in their lives for an average of three years,
according to estimates from the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services.
And every type of long-term care is expensive. Consider these numbers, taken from the 2013 Cost of Care
Survey produced by Genworth, a financial security company:
•The national average rate for a private room in a nursing home is $83,950 — a jump of 24% over the past
five years. And it’s not much cheaper for a semi-private room in a nursing home — the average cost is
$75,405 per year, up 23% from five years ago.
•A full-time home health aide costs, on average, $44,479 per year.
If you had to spend more than $80,000 per year for a nursing home, and you needed to stay in that nursing
home for several years, what would it do to your savings? How would it affect all your financial goals?
Many people think Medicare will pay for long-term care expenses, but that’s just not the case. In reality, Medicare only covers a small percentage of long-term care costs, which means it’s typically up to the
individual to foot the bills.
You’ve worked hard to position yourself for an enjoyable retirement, so it’s important to protect your income and assets from potentially huge long-term care costs. How can you deal with these expenses?
Essentially, you have a couple of options. First, you could “self-insure” by incorporating long-term costs
into your future budget — but, as the above numbers indicate, that could be pretty expensive. Your second
choice is to “transfer the risk” of incurring long-term care costs to an insurance company. A financial professional can assist you in choosing the right solution for your individual needs.
However, as important as it is to address costs, and ways of meeting them, it’s also necessary to look at
some of the other factors that may be connected with the need for long-term care services. To illustrate: If
you were to enter a nursing home, you might be suffering from a physical or mental disability that could
keep you from handling your own affairs. So you may want to consult with your legal advisor to discuss a
durable power of attorney, which would allow you to delegate your financial decisions to a relative, close
friend or anyone else you might choose.
Preparing for the unexpected, including long-term care, takes time and careful planning. So why not observe
Long-term Care Awareness Month by getting started on your plans? It can be time well spent.
This article was written by Edward Jones for use by your local Edward Jones Financial Advisor Bob Borlik.
WALKERTON AREA SHOPPER November 4, 2013
Lita’s Basket of Hope
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Lita is a Breast Cancer Survivor. After being
in remission for 5 years she was diagnosed with
another form of aggressive cancer. She has such a
positive outlook on life. She is currently undergoing radiation treatments. This raffle is just one
little way to support her and her family. It includes
the 2013 Longaberger Hope Inside Tote Basket,
Travel Cup, Bracelet, Note Pad, Cocoas Coffee and
Candy.
Get your raffle tickets at the Corner Cup Cafe. $1 each or 6 for $5.
Oregon-Davis Honor Roll
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WALKERTON AREA SHOPPER November 4, 2013
FALL BAZAAR
and BAKE SALE
Miller’s Merry Manor of Walkerton
500 Walkerton Trail - Walkerton, IN 46574
We are LOOKING FOR VENDORS to hold a
Fall Bazaar & Bake Sale on November 21,
2013 from 2pm - 6pm.
If you would like to donate baked goods or if
you are interested in renting a table to sell
merchandise / crafts, please contact:
Wendy McKenna at (574) 586-3133
for more information.
WALKERTON AREA SHOPPER, June 10, 2013
Will You Be Able to Retire When
-Stocks - Bonds - CD’s - IRA’s - RolloversYou Want?
-Annuities - Life Insurance Despite the soaring stock market of
-Long Term Care Insurancethe past few years, some Americans
are nervous about their ability to retire
Bob Borlik
comfortably — or even retire at all.
Financial Advisor
Consider these somewhat sobering
statistics:
618 Roosevelt Road
•Almost half of American workers
Walkerton, IN
report being “not too confident” or
Phone 574-586-7162
“not at all confident” about being able
to afford a comfortable retirement,
Member SIPC
according to the Employee Benefit
www.edwardjones.com
Research Institute’s 2013 Retirement
Confidence Survey. The 28 percent who say they are “not at all” confident is the highest level recorded in the 23
years of this survey.
•Between 2010 and 2012, the percentage of people 45 to 60 who planned to delay retirement rose to 62 percent
from 42 percent, according to the Conference Board, a non-profit business membership and research organization.
If you’re in either of these groups — that is, if you’re concerned about having enough resources to enjoy your retirement years or you’re afraid that you’ll have to work longer than you anticipated — what can you do to possibly
alleviate your worries?
Your first step is to get specific about your retirement goals. Have you set a target date for your retirement yet? If
so, how many years until you reach this date?
Once you know when you want to retire, you’ll need to come up with some sort of “price tag” for your retirement
years. By taking into account your hoped-for lifestyle and your projected longevity, you should be able to develop
a reasonably good estimate of how much money you’ll need as a retiree. You may find it helpful to work with a
financial professional — someone with the tools and experience to plug in all the variables needed to calculate your
retirement expenses.
Next, review your retirement savings vehicles, such as your 401(k) and IRA. Are you contributing as much as you
can afford to these accounts? Are you increasing your contributions when your salary rises? Within these vehicles,
are you choosing an investment mix that can offer the growth you’ll need to accumulate a sufficient level of retirement savings?
Even after you’ve “maxed out” on your IRA and 401(k) or other employer-sponsored retirement plan, you can find
other tax-advantaged vehicles in which to invest for retirement. Again, your financial advisor can help you evaluate
the ones that may be suitable for your needs.
Still, even after maximizing your investments, you may come up short of what you’ll need, given your desired
retirement date. Consequently, you may need to consider working a couple of extra years. If you like your career,
you may find that moving out your retirement date isn’t so bad — you’ll bring in more earned income and you may
be able to delay taking Social Security, which would eventually result in bigger monthly checks. Plus, you could
postpone your withdrawals from your 401(k) and IRA, giving these accounts more time in which to potentially
grow. (Keep in mind, though, that once you turn 70-1/2, you’ll have to start taking money from your 401(k) and
your traditional IRA.)
In any case, do what you can to retire when you want — but be flexible enough in your thinking so that you won’t
be shocked or dismayed if you need to slightly extend your working years. By “covering your bases” in this way,
you can be ready for whatever comes your way.
-This article was written by Edward Jones for use by Bob Borlik your local Financial Advisor.
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WALKERTON AREA SHOPPER November 4, 2013
89th Annual Bazaar
11-09-2013
Order your Kieflies now
before they run out!
NLUM Church
(574) 656-3132
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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!
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WALKERTON AREA SHOPPER November 4, 2013
Many on hand to bid farwell to Dr. Meyer
Saturday, October 26th was a
tremendous turn out for the
Meyer Veterinary Animal
Hospital’s Hog Roast & Open
House! Over 400 local families
joined in the festivities to bid
farewell to Dr. Bill Meyer and to
welcome Dr. Erin Sako and Dr.
Jeff Weitzel.
Dr. Meyer built Meyer
Veterinary Hospital in 1997, and
has served the community of
Walkerton and surrounding areas
for all of their pet’s veterinary
needs. Dr. Meyer sold the
practice to Dr. Jeff Weitzel and
partner Jamie I. Ellis, Hospital
Administrator this month. The
new owner’s and doctor are
excited to continue the legacy of
Dr. Meyer and build lasting re-
lationships with it’s clients. Dr.
Meyer’s staff are still onboard
and are eager to continue to care
for their patients and clients.
Clients enjoyed the musical
entertainment of “Flat Baroque”
of LaPorte and raffles of pet
pumpkins and pet baskets and
winter mums were drawn. The
event was catered by Jaworski’s
Market. Children in attendance
spent their energies in the fun
bounce house.
Meyer Veterinary Hospital
would like to thank all of those
in attendance in helping to
make that day very special and
memorable. Meyer Veterinary
Hospital will continue to provide
care and wellness that your pet’s
deserve!
Dr Jeff Weitzel, Dr. Bill Meyer,
Dr. Erin Sako
Marie Stokes and pet “Buddy”
Deb Podemski, Katie Hart,
Heather Haney, Kari Futa
Marla & Bill Speece
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.
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Let Me Introduce Myself
WALKERTON AREA SHOPPER November 4, 2013
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MINI Classifieds
• Fence Row Cleaning
• Grading
• Excavating Service
• Ditch Cleaning
• Mowing
910-3214
Jim Cisney
FIREWOOD FOR SALE
Computer Diagnostics
and Repair
SEASONED AND SPLIT
CHERRY-HICKORY-OAK
NO DELIVERY-PICK UP
ONLY NORTH LIBERTY
On-site service calls and
pick-up available
DeVon Scott, Certified IT
Technician 574-780-8224
[email protected]
574-656-4337
Liberty Trucking Co. LLC.
your roof
need work?
Call Post Building
Steel for all your
Metal Roofing needs
Located in Tyner
574-936-5564
Stone Excavating
• Excavating
• Septic Pumping
• Septic Systems
• Sewer & Drain Cleaning
Jay Stone
14501 Lincoln Hwy.
Plymouth, IN
(574)935-5456
Rock, Sand, Top Soil,
Mulch, Bobcat Services,
Driveways, Lots
Cleared, Trash, Debris,
Demo, Removal.
FREE Estimates
574-309-2245
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Wagging Tails Professional Dog
Grooming with TLC
Ditch Cleaning, Pond Digging, & Snow plowing
7352 N. Tecumseh - Walkerton
Located in Koontz Lake
Gravel, Limestone, Fill Dirt,
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Garden Tilling.
Call for an
Appointment:
Home 574-936-8514
Cell 574-276-7584
(574) 780-5302
DOG FOR SALE
1 year old Lab-Collie, has all
shots and is nuetered.
Is a bit of a jumper however
doesn’t bark. -Make Offer-
Call after 4pm
656-4726
REAL ESTATE/FOR RENT/SALE
FOR RENT
2 & 3 BEDROOM
APARTMENTS
W/ GARAGE.
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TRASH PICK-UP
INCLUDED
$600
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Call - (574)586-7150 or 279-1357
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Refrigerator & Stove
are furnished. NO
Pets, one year lease.
1 & 2 Bedroom
Apartments Available
FOR RENT
2 Bedroom Apartment
in Walkerton.
Refrigerator & Stove
are furnished. NO
Pets, one year lease.
1 Bedroom Apartment
in Walkerton
Refrigerator & Stove
are furnished. NO
Pets, one year lease.
Call - (574)586-7150 or 279-1357
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sq
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WALKERTON AREA SHOPPER November 4, 2013
1ST NINE WEEKS HONOR ROLL FOR JOHN GLENN HIGH SCHOOL 2013-14
Grade 9
Distinguished
Matthew Applegate
Tess Bladow
Emily Brown
Hailey Buckmaster
Keegan Carrasco
Logan Chastain
Kelly Freehauf
Lilian Greathouse
Aubrey Houser
Grace Klopfenstein
Cassidy Kobold
Brendan Kogiones
Alexandra Lichtenberger
Aalyah Miller
Kayla Perry
Isaac Porogi
Olivia Rice
Ashley Sherman
Kyannah Stull
Christopher Valentiny
Shelby Vandall
Grade 9
High
Nicholas Adamson
Sheyenne Auer
Jordan Ball
Aubrey Bennett
Kimberly Bolze
Grant Borsch
Mikayla Cox
Liam Cummins
Louis Delinski
Anna Dennie
Demi Ennis
Brooke Ernsberger
Jason Gill
William Harness
Maxwell Keller
Ryan Kluszczynski
Summer Lindsey
Amillo Lopez
Clarene Malkowski
Jonathon McGaughey
Nicholas McNeill
Isaac Medina
Katlyn Merz
Emily Pecsi
Christian Peterson
Daniel Pletcher
Mattie Reese
Anna Schmeltz
Britley Scott
Hannah Shreve
Lois Simon
Cody Snodgrass
Matthew Strong
Samantha Switalski
Chelsea Tibbs
Emily Toth
Faith Wright
Grade 9
Regular
Dakota Allen
Auston Awald
Evan Baker
Anistazia Barnes
Kiara Betz
Bryce Birk
Kelsey Bunnell
Jena Calhoun
Dylan Coleman
Alyson Cretacci
Elisha Cripe
Colton Daley
Alixandra Davis
Haley Dehoff
Benjamin Dickinson
Abigail Drzewiecki
James Feitz
Trey Gates
Dylan Glennon
Mason Hatfield
Russell Henry
Taylor Hill
Riley Hockett
Jessica Keen
Matthew Keiper
Raven King
Mayah Knowlton
Lucas Marshman
Sara McDonald
Ashley McIntire
Destiny Miller
Lucas Minnick
Dakota Nice
Aaron Parker
Henry Paterson
Katelynn Toth
Lane Werner
Jacob Westafer
Tyler Zellers
Grade 10
Distinguished
Camille Allison
Anthony Borrelli
Ashley Burnett
Tiara Dehoff
Katelynn Gates
Dayna Gumm
Joel Hadden
Tracy Jones
Bryce Lemert
Kaylee Lenig
Christina Nelson
Riley Patterson
Ashton Pease
Sasha Spadafora
Thaddeus VanOverberghe
Jeffrey Warner
Hunter Weiss
Taylor Winkel
Grade 10
High
Jennifer Almaguer
Brittany Baer
Jesse Burbage
Michael Cartwright
Ales Daley
Lindsey Dankert
Kali Denney
Alexis Fisher
Iris Fry
Dawson Groves
Levi Horvath
Dustin Kerckhove
Brittny Knowlton
Vincent Leodanski
Lauren Maure
Nathan Palmer
Rebekah Parsons
Brandon Pranger
Baylee Rozwarski
Zoe Seese
Allison Sheffer
Daniel Shinkle
Lucas Stegemiller
Kaitlyn Stevens
Jeffrey Strycker
Samantha Stuart
Colton Taylor
Rachel Tucker
Daniel Wallace
Genesee Winger
Paige Wiseman
Grade 10
Regular
Clayton Anderson
Destanie Barnes
Olivia Beery
Alyssa Bowen
Amanda Bowen
Campbell Burns
Anthony Carrera
Gerryn Caudle
Stevie Clingenpeel
Ethan Cook
Dakota Dankert
Timothy Groves
Matthew Haney
Samantha Haney
Taylor Haney
Robert Kildow
Kylie Kopinski
Heidi Kretchmer
Rachael Lawson
Devyn Linhart
Alivia Marek
Karen Martinez
Jordan McAlister
Lilly-Rose McElwee
Kaley McIntire
Anna Miller
Rebecca Radcliff
Alex Rhodes
Alec Runyan
Samuel Saldana
Matthew Schmalzried
Samantha Sliter
Sarah Whisman
Grade 11
Distinguished
Jenna Adams
Ryan Arick
Connor Burns
Sydney Carson
Adam Dodson
Larissa Edmaiston
MacKenzie Edmaiston
Presley Gee
Andrew Holderbaum
Marie Hostetler
Damen Jackson
Anna Jousi
Tyler Kordesich
Ryan Kulwicki
Rachel Lemert
Andrew McDonald
Mackenzie Moore
Birte Ostermann
Colleen Prout
Holly Rowe
Rebecca Shoue
Paige Sokol
Brittnie Spornhauer
Jacob Strong
Faith Stull
Loren Vukovits
Justina Weiss
Sam Weiss
Elizabeth Wilks
Grade 11
High
Kevin Auman
Chase Bair
Josie Baugher
Austin Burnett
Jeremiah Chenoweth
Aaron Dean
Lindsey Hanley
Edward Harper
Josie Jankowski
Leah Kaser
Gretchen Keen
Jacob Kickbush
Madissen Kobelt
Calvin Kretchmer
Bryanna Lockhart
Aryana Moss
Adam Palmer
Joshua Pointon
Nicholas Press
Paige Reed
Brianne Richardson
Levi Schleg
Natalie Shetler
Annalise Stuart
Ian Stull
Vilde Vistnes
Jodi Williams
Grade 11
Regular
Ainsleigh Adamson
Gage Bennett
Emily Bihlman
Morgan Eggleston
Arthur Farnsworth
Amber Furlong
Kathryn Hershberger
Christian Jaske
Hunter Jaworski
Emily Jones
Dalton King
Kristin Kubacki
Phillip Marsh
Justin Miller
Brooke Nowicki
Sarah Parks
Hayden Parson
Andrew Polinski
Bradi Reardon
Brooklyn Smith
Gerald Wehlann
Faith White
Grade 12
Distinguished
Jahna Almaguer
Michael Barney
Curran Burns
Zachary Davis
Ashley Dombek
Nicole Dombek
Alexis Ennis
James Frey
Joshua Gast
Austen Hayes
Adrianna Holland
Dakota Irish
Cole Jacobson
Isaac Keldsen
Sarah Kosinski
Jordan Maure
Raven Miller
Erica Morris
Erin Patterson
Landon Pease
Gabrielle Pecsi
Katrina Ramsey
Michael Schmeltz
Kayla Scribner
Madeleine Silvey
Jacob Sleek
Mason Strycker
Jerome Whitaker
Julia Zehner
Grade 12
High
Jacob Ayers
Breanne Beeney
Amanda Brown
Christopher Easterday
Kaylyn Fannon
Braydon Fort
Nicole Fullmer
Katie Groves
Carley Hamilton
David Jaworski
Brooklyn Kelley
Jasmine Knarr
Shawna Ladyga
Ashley Martin
Hunter Maynard
Rachel Palfi
Dino Pisello
Christian Porter
Tyler Prentkowski
Joseph Schmalzried
Hunter Schuman
Brytanee Stull
Breanna VanHulle
Dylan VanHuss
Grade 12
Regular
Anthony Carrasco
Shelby Fortlander
Sarah Green
Rachel Herman
Zechariah Holdeman
Macy Jankowski
Harrison Jessup
Robert Loucks
Joseph Mahank
Ryan Mauro
Koral Mendenhall
Jessica Nemeth
Donald O’Connor
Tyler Patterson
Katelyn Plencner
Breanna Pompey
Iris Price
Austin Racliff
Emma Reese
Randi Rhodes
Thomas Rudecki
Claudia Saldana-Guerrero
Christopher Stockberger
Kaylie Walbert-Henry
Jessica Warstler
Michael Wenger
John Glenn
Lunch Menu
Monday November 4
Hamburger/bar or
Chicken Patty/bun
Tuesday November 5
Ravioli or
Lasagna Roll up
Wednesday November 6
Ham & cheese Melt or
Chicken Fajita Wrap
Thursday November 7
Chicken Tendera
Or Philly Cheese Steak
Friday November 8
Cheese Pizza
or Calzone
219-369-1306
fish
lake
market
The Choice Is Yours... BUILD YOUR OWN MEAT BUNDLE!
All beef is USDA Choice. We never add color or preservatives.
Freezer wrapped and packaged to your specifications.
Monday - Saturday 8 a.m. - 8 p.m.
Sunday 8am - 6 p.m. CST
7996 E. State Road 4
Fish Lake, Indiana
Revised 10/12