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Thursday, September 15, 2016
Calendar
CHAIR YOGA
CLASSES
BREMEN— Chair Yoga
classes will be offered at
The First United Church of
Christ every Tuesday and
Thursday mornings at 9:30
am, beginning September
13th. Class will be held in
the church basement. First
United Church of Christ
is located at the corner of
South Center and Sherman
streets. This class will focus
on balance, flexibility, stress
reduction, breathing more
effectively and mind/body
connection. Chair Yoga is
inclusive to all, even for
those who have physical
limitations. Free will donations are excepted as cost of
participation. Please contact Laura Barnes at 574248-1796 with any questions.
CRAFT SURVEY
FROM BPL
BREMEN—
Bremen
Public Library needs help
from the community in
determining the projects
for Craft Saturdays. Craft
Saturdays will take place
Sept. 24, Oct. 22, Nov. 19,
Dec. 17, Jan. 14, Feb, 11 and
March 11 this school year.
To vote for upcoming craft
projects go to surveymonkey.com/r/973R2WN.
BREMEN 2016 FALL
CLEAN AND GREEN
BREMEN— The final
Clean and Green of the year
will be held on Saturday,
Sept. 17 at Jane’s Park.
Wear work clothes, bring a
few tools and meet Bremen
2016 there from 9:30 to
11:30 a.m. The local bicentennial committee, Bremen
2016 would like to thank
the community for support
and assistance with keeping the park beautiful this
past year. Join Bremen 2016
for the last clean-up event
this year and help keep the
park clean and safe.
BCI OKTOBERFEST
COLORING CONTEST
BREMEN-—
Bremen
Castings
Incorporated
(BCI) will be holding a
coloring contest in celebration of Oktoberfest. There
will be three separate age
groups for the contest;
age two through four, age
five through seven; and
age eight through 12. BCI
is providing the coloring pages. There will be
three choices for children
to select to color. Children
may use crayons, colored
pencils, markers, or embellishments as desired. One
entry only per child. Entry
must have child’s first and
last name, with age printed
clearly on the front of the
coloring page and a contact number written on the
back of the page. Coloring
pages can be downloaded
through Sept. 18. Entries
are due by Monday, Sept.
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A Good Newspaper in a Good Town
Dr. Rosentrater receives Lifetime Achievement Award
By Lola Whitmer
Editor
BREMEN— Family Physician, Dr. David
Rosentrater has been practicing family medicine, full time, in the community for 30 years.
One of three physicians who practice at
Community Family Physicians on Plymouth
Street, Rosentrater has lived in the community since 1996. With approximately nine
years till he retires, Rosentrater was recently
awarded the Lifetime Achievement Award
from the Bremen Chamber of Commerce.
On Thursday, Aug. 11, the Chamber
announced that Dr. Rosentrater was one of
three recipients voted on by the community
to receive the honor. The community voted
for Dr. Rosentrater, Keith Board and Ed
Beery, who have each dedicated decades to
the people in the community.
“I’m honored to receive this award,” said
Dr. Rosentrater. “Even more so, it has been
an honor for the last 30 years to have people
trust me with their healthcare. It is even
more rewarding to have been entrusted by
many in the community with the care of
their health. I wish to thank the community
for allowing me to practice in the community and for putting their trust in me.”
In July of 1986, Rosentrater started his
practice here in the community, spending
his time part time in Bourbon and part time
in Bremen during his first year of practice.
Born in CA, and raised mostly in Nappanee,
Rosentrater attended Messiah College in
Grantham, PA and Indiana University
School of Medicine. Serving his residency
out at St. Francis Hospital in Beech Grove,
Dr. Rosentrater looked at five other prac-
tices before settling locally with Community
Family Physicians.
“The small town and the small town hospital, along with Dr. Snyder, were a good
fit,” said Dr. Rosentrater who joined Dr.
Snyder at Community Family Physicians 30
years ago. Dr. Snyder retired from practice
eight years ago.
“I like the fact that it actually is a community where people know each other and
care about each other,” said Dr. Rosentrater.
“I would not be able to practice alone; I
am not a business person. I have needed
partners to practice with and to manage the
business end of things and I am thankful
for those partners. Also I have been blessed
with wonderful coworkers who treat our
patients very well. Their good treatment of
our patients ends up reflecting favorably
on me, and I get the credit as the physician,
even though they have been an essential
part of the good treatment that the patients
have received.”
Dr. Rosentrater currently practices with
Dr. Michael McClaid and Dr. Paul Gettinger
and has practiced alongside them for a little
over a decade.
Being a family physician has given Dr.
Rosentrater the opportunity to take care
of people, show them kindness and compassion daily, according to the 58 year old
doctor.
“The reason I practice is because I want
to serve my patients and in serving my
patients I am at the same time fulfilling my
call to serve God,” said Dr. Rosentrater. “I
would like being a servant to be my ultimate
reward and I’m not looking for an award in
BPS Early
Dismissal for
Torch Relay
See Lifetime, Page A2
Enqurier Photo
Dr. David Rosentrater was recently named as a 2016
Lifetime Achievement Award recipient by the Bremen
Chamber of Commerce. Through votes from the community,
the doctor who has served the community for 30 years was
selected to be honored with the award for his dedication
and devotion to the people of the community. The 58-yearold family physician constructs a balloon sword for a young
patient at Community Family Physicians. The caring and
compassionate doctor has constructed many thousand balloon objects through out his career to assist with soothing
and relaxing young patients who visit his practice.
Bremen’s own Nashville rising
star to perform at Oktoberfest
By Lola Whitmer
Editor
BREMEN— A locally born and raised
musician has signed on to perform at this
year's revival of the Oktoberfest festival.
Regan Lorraine Freeman will be performing
for one night only, Friday, Oct. 7 at 7 p.m.
on the main stage located near the corner of
Jackson and Plymouth Street.
Freeman, known to most in the community by her maiden name of Graverson, now
resides in Nashville, TN where she is pursuing her musical career as an Americana-stlye
musician and vocalist.
"This will be our band's first show since
the release of my full length album," said
Freeman. "Copies will be available for purchase the evening of the performance at
Oktoberfest. We'll be playing mostly origiThe Bicentennial Torch Relay will be coming through nal songs that I have spent the last several
Bremen on October 4 as part of the state-wide celebration. years writing, but we'll also throw in a few
This event will require Plymouth Street to be blocked off
from approximately 3:00-3:45 p.m. from the train depot to covers."
After deciding that college wasn't the
the VFW on the west side of town. Bremen Public Schools
right
choice, Freeman moved to Nashville
(BPS) will dismiss students at 2:09 on Tuesday, October 4
because of the torch run. This will allow the bus routes where she is currently in the process of
to be competed before they close Plymouth Street. It also booking a CD release party for later in Oct.
gives the students the option to attend the torch run with or early in Nov. Following the release party,
Freeman plans to get started on booking a
their family.
full tour through out the southern states.
"I just needed change, some kind of experience to take me to the next level personally and more specifically, musically," said
Freeman about her southern relocation. "I'm
thankful my parents supported it despite
Article Provided Excellence in Design Awards
BREMEN— Ace Builders, competition is open to all
Inc. of Bremen was recent- authorized ABC Builders
ly awarded an American and Architectural Metal
Buildings Company (ABC) Systems (AMS) Roofers.
Excellence
in
Design Winners were selected by
Award. Ace Builders built an independent panel of
the Headsight building, an judges.
18,000-square-foot office,
This year, judges chose
shipping and develop- from 140 entries and
ment building, designed to selected the best projects
include showing the pro- in each of the following
gression from old harvesting categories: Agricultural;
to present technology.
Auto
Dealership;
This unique project fea- C h u r c h / R e l i g i o u s
tures reclaimed barn siding, Center;
Commercial;
with the remainder of the Government/Institutional;
wood in Western cedar. All Manufacturing/Industrial;
floors are polished concrete, Miscellaneous;
Office;
Regan: Bremen2016 and organizers for
the office being stained, pol- Recreation; Retail; Roofing;
the
upcoming Oktoberfest revival have
ished concrete. There is also Transportation;
and
unveiled entertainment acts and activities
an old barn hay rack in the Warehouse/Distribution.
peak area.
Winners and honorable for the three-day long festival located downThe award recognizes mentions were announced town in Bremen from Oct. 7-9. Performing
Builders and Roofers for for each category and are on the evening of Friday, Oct. 7 at 7 p.m. on
the main stage will be Bremen born and
their innovation and dis- eligible to compete for the raised, Nashville rising star, Regan Lorraine
tinction in design in the Excellence in Design top Freeman. Freeman, with Americana-style
metal buildings indusand tones will be performing for one
See Ace, Page A3 vocals
try. The highly anticipated
night only at no charge.
Ace Builders, Inc. wins
Excellence in Design Award
society's pressures of how life should be
played out. You can grow so much more
and in so many other ways by just forcing
yourself in to uncomfortable situations; by
removing the safety net for a minute. It's a
tougher choice to make, but it has everything to do with who I am now," she continued, discussing her choice to refrain from
college courses.
Starting out playing small local venues
with her high school bandmates, Freeman
has been involved in music for a total of 16
years. She credits her performances around
South Bend, Mishawaka, Nappanee and
Goshen for the confidence to tackle the
Nashville music scene.
Freeman has been residing in Nashville
for the past 13 years, playing venues all over
the city. With tours out east and through out
Indiana and the midwest, Freeman stated
that she has honed her skills and since her
last performance in the area at The Goshen
Theatre, has established a solid band.
"They'll all be on stage with me at
Oktoberfest and I can't wait to show them
off," said Freeman of her bandmates. "These
boys are the cream of the crop. I'm really
excited to play and just hang out with the
community like the local I used to be."
Putting together a CD full of songs she has
written herself consumes a lot of time for the
Bremen born native, but when she's not busy
with work, Freeman enjoys taking in one of
many shows available in the country music
capital, and spending time with her family
and friends.
"I'm so excited to finally launch this album
out in to the world," said Freeman. "I was
offered a type of publishing deal that I
couldn't refuse which led to the making of
this record and consequently connected me
to some of the top musicians in Nashville to
record with. It was just days on days of playing Americana music with these guys, eating
tacos, writing some more and then doing it
all over again. It was so dreamy. I hope it's as
equally dreamy to the listener as the process
was for me."
With a handful of new songs ready to
be recorded, Freeman has great plans for
the future and is working with her music
producer to land placements in film and
television.
Having left behind a community that
she loves and misses deeply, Freeman is
ecstatic about performing at the upcoming
Oktoberfest revival.
"It wasn't your typical 'teenager can't wait
to leave small town' situation either," said
Freeman. "I loved my home. I loved Bremen
and all it's quaintness. I still do. Over the
past couple years, it's seemed a little more
lively in Bremen. More hustle and bustle.
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Lifetime, cont. from front
addition to that.”
Humbled
by
being
selected by the community to receive the Lifetime
Achievement Award, Dr.
Rosentrater stated that he
felt he was merely doing his
job as a physician and as a
servant of God.
In 2000, Dr. Rosentrater
was recognized as the
Indiana Family Practice
Physician of the year and
was awarded Memorial
Hospital’s
Residency
Teacher of the Year in previous years.
“I enjoy educating peo-
ple,” said Dr. Rosentrater.
“I think practicing medicine
has given me the opportunity to do that.”
Outside his practice, the
long-time local physician is
very involved in his church,
teaching a high school
Sunday school class and
coaching a Bible quiz team.
Musically inclined, the doc
also plays the drums at
his church. He also enjoys
spending time with his wife,
children and grandchildren,
baking bread and staying
active by riding his bicycle.
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for 30 years as a family physician has been an honor for
Dr. Rosentrater, who stated
that he has a deep pride for
the community in which he
lives and practices. He also
expressed gratitude towards
the community and the
Chamber for selecting him
as a 2016 recipient of the
annual award that honors
those who are committed
to the community and the
people that live with in.
Upon retiring in 2025,
Dr. Rosentrater has plans
to maintain a sufficient
sleep schedule on a regular, nightly basis. Interested
in religion and philosophy,
Dr. Rosentrater also plans
to devote time to reading
the Bible and studying up
on the history of western
thought and the history of
medicine.
“I might work longer if
I can figure out a way to
scale back the stress of the
job as well as the crushing
weight of the hassles and
frustrations of government
and insurance regulations,”
said Dr. Rosentrater, referring to Obamacare.
On Thursday, Sept. 29
the Bremen Chamber of
Commerce will honor Dr.
Rosentrater and other past
Calendar, cont. from front
19. Drop boxes for completed artwork will be
provided at area locations
including BCI, the Town
Hall, Bremen Public Library,
Bremen Elementary School,
and Woodies Supermarket.
Winners will be announced
Tuesday, Oct. 4. To download coloring pages visit the
BCI website at bremencastings.com or click on the link
on the Bremen 2016 website
at bremen2016.com. Print
the coloring page to a standard 8 1/2 x 11” letter sized
paper. First place winner
will receive $50, second will
receive $20, and the third
place winner will receive
$10. All winners of the BCI
coloring contest will receive
certificates.
BRICK CLUB AT BPL
BREMEN—
Bremen
Public Library (BPL) is
holding a Brick Club event
Saturday, Sept. 17 from
2-3:30 p.m. Participants will
use Lego bricks to learn via
themes, develop math and
science skills, work in teams
and have fun. Discussion
will focus on the benefits of
building a robot. Builders
will develop a personal story
for their design. In doing so,
they will think about what
purpose the robot serves,
why it looks the way it does,
and the necessity of any particular gadgets. School-age
children and families are
encouraged to join BPL for
the free Brick Club event.
BYB 12U ALL-STAR
TEAM TRYOUTS
BREMEN— Tryouts for
the Bremen Youth Baseball
2017 12U All-stars Team
will be held at the Major
League diamond (south)
on Saturday, Sept. 17 from
5-7 p.m. and Sunday, Sept.
18 from 2-4 p.m. Volunteer
open workout will be held
Wednesday, Sept. 14 from
5-7 p.m. To be eligible to
tryout, participants must
play for BYB. For questions,
contact Jeff Swank at 574546-5001.
BICENTENNIAL QUILT
SHOW
BREMEN—
Historic
Bremen and Bremen2016 are
sponsoring the Bicentennial
Bremen Quilt Show Sept. 23
and 24. Up to 66 quilts will
be featured, all hand quilted. The Indiana Bicentennial
Barn Quilt will be on display and features 92 barns,
one for each county in the
state. A quilt made from
neckties worn by the late
Governor Bowen will also
be displayed along with
other special exhibits. Hours
for the show on Friday, Sept.
23 are 1-6 p.m. Saturday,
Sept. 24, hours are 10 a.m.
to 6 p.m. The Bicentennial
Bremen Quilt Show will be
held at First United Church
of Christ, 323 South Center
Street. For further information or to register, call
Charlene Beery at 574-5462502.
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Wednesday, Sept. 28 from
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representative from Indiana
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fo an onsite admission session. For those interested,
sign up with Mrs. Atkins in
the guidance department. A
paper application must be
turned in to Mrs. Atkins by
Monday, Sept. 26.
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invites the community to
attend its annual dinner
to honor past and present recipients of the chamber’s Lifetime Achievement
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piece of art at 6 p.m. on
Thursday, Oct. 6 at Bremen
Public Library (BPL). This
month’s painting is called
“Fall” and will be painted
on an 9x12 canvas.
The project fee of $15
includes the canvas, the
use of an easel, paint and
brushes, along with stepby-step instructions. The
event begins at 6 p.m. in the
lower level meeting room of
the library and is expected
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Tickets can be purchased
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of Nappanee. To purchase
tickets for the dinner, contact the Bremen Town Hall
at 574-546-2044.
BREMEN—
The
Community Hospital of
Bremen Foundation will be
hosting Jubilee on Saturday,
Oct. 1 at St. Isidore Hall.
Doors open at 6:30. The
cost is $45 per person. The
evening includes food and
both silent and oral auction
items. Sponsorship opportunities are also available
for the evening. Proceeds
from the event will be used
toward the purchase of
needed defibrillators for the
hospital’s emergency room.
For more information, contact Lon Kipfer at 574-2297124 or Debbie O’Keefe at
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School graduating class of
1976 will hold it’s 40 year
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Christo’s Banquet Center in
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Dumpster fire
Courtesy of Historic Bremen: bed race: In this undated photo, courtesy of Historic
Bremen, participants race through the streets of Bremen during the Bed Race competition.
Competitors constructed, decorated and raced the beds for a chance at a prize during previous Oktoberfest celebrations. Bremen 2016 and Mary Grebe are proud to announce the
Bicentennial Bed Race will be featured at the revival of Oktoberfest in honor of the state’s
200th birthday.
Register for the Bicentennial Bed Race
By Lola Whitmer
Editor
photos by Lola Whitmer:
Bremen Fire Department
(BFD) firefighters responded to a call reporting a
dumpster fire located on
the property belonging to
Hardwood Interiors at 1342
West Plymouth Street at 5:39
p.m. on Wednesday, Sept. 7.
The fire was caused after two
separate chemicals disposed
in the dumpster mixed, causing a combustive reaction.
Fire crews worked quickly to
extinguish the flames before
the fire spread to adjacent
structures. No injuries were
sustained.
Registration is currently taking place for
teams of six on the Bremen 2016 website.
BREMEN— To celebrate Indiana’s bicen- Participants must be 16 years old or older to
tennial, Bremen 2016 will conduct the enter the bed race.
Those who wish to participate can sign
Bicentennial Bed Race, an Oktoberfest favorite. The last bed race was held over 30 years up online or can sign up the day of the race.
ago, but Bremen 2016 and organizer Mary Race registration information and sign up is
Grebe plan to make this year’s revival of the also available at Bremen Public Library.
Monetary prizes totaling $450 will be
bed race tradition to be just as memorable as
given out proceeding the Bicentennial Bed
in previous years.
“It’s very exciting to be offering the Race. Winner with the fastest time will
Bicentennial Bed Race at Oktoberfest,” said receive $100, second best time will receive
Grebe. “It’s something that people really got $75 with the prize of $50 going to the team
excited about in the past. People put a lot of with the third best finishing time. Cash
time and thought in to the designs of their prizes will also be awarded to the team with
the best costumes amounting in $100 to the
team’s beds and costumes.”
The Bicentennial Bed Race will take place first place winner, $75 to the second place
on Saturday, Oct. 8 at 10:30 a.m. on North team and $50 to the team that wins third in
Center Street near the Bremen Post Office. the decoration and costume contest.
An entry fee of $10 per team is required to
Course maps can be found on bremen2016.
participate.
For more information visit the
com. Official rules can also be found online
During Sept. 2-8, Bremen
at the Bremen 2016 website or by searching Bremen 2016 website or call Mary Grebe at
574-209-0286.
Police Department:
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BREMEN— The Pride of
Rogue
dors, Brew Festivus patrons
-three instances of operaBremen Foundation (PBF)
Atwater Brewing
will also have the treat of tor never licensed;
committee is proud to
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sampling specialty summer
-two instances of driving
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Specialty:
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vendors will be participatBlack Dragon Meadery
Shop out of Nappanee, IN
‚Äã-one instance of habiting in the inaugural Bremen
Small Town Brewery
and delicious specialty pizza ual traffic violator;
Brew Festivus:
Lindeman’s
samplings from Bourbon
-one instance of operating
Breweries:
Coney Island
Street Pizza. John’s Butcher while intoxicated;
3 Floyds Brewing Co.
Ciders:
Shop will also have product
-one instance of operating
Evil Czech
Vander Mill
made available for sale at while intoxicated, endangerBurn’Em Brewing
J.K.’s Cider
the Brew Festivus.”
ing a person under the age
Sun King Brewery
Angry Orchard
For more information of 18;
Greenbush Brewing
Wineries:
and possible vendor addi-one instance of warrant;
Oskar Blues
Round Barn Winery
tions follow Bremen Brew
-one instance of property
Upland
Brewing
“We are really excited Festivus on Facebook by damage accident;
Company
about the vendor lineup,” searching for Bremen Brew
-and one case of theft.
Boulevard
said Brian Teall, founder and Festivus.
Crash Reports by BPD:
-511 West Grant Street on
Bremen Police Department
Bremen Brew Festivus announces vendors
Ace, cont. from front
award: 2016 Building of the Year.
“Each year the Excellence in Design
Awards impresses us with projects that
showcase innovation in metal systems construction,” said Jason Smith, general manager of American Buildings’ Midwest Division.
“We are honored to work with a remarkable
group of Roofers and Builders.”
For more than 65 years, American
Buildings Company has been pioneering
the design, manufacture and delivery of
metal building and roofing systems that set
the industry standard. From industrial and
commercial structures to tailored projects
for the automotive, retail and transportation
industries, the ABC family of more than
850 authorized Builders has the expertise to
exceed expectations for custom-engineered
metal building projects in a variety of industry segments.
Sept. 7 for property damage
crash.
First responders were
called to:
-1997 2 B Road on Sept. 3
for a utility pole fire;
-US 6 and Miami on Sept.
3 for personal injury accident;
-1342 West Plymouth
Street on Sept. 7 for a dumpster fire.
Arrests by BPD:
-Luis Lozano, Goshen,
on Sept. 3 for habitual traffic violator, operator never
licensed, unsafe passing,
and no insurance;
-Stephanie
I v y,
Mishawaka, on Sept. 4 for
operating while intoxicated,
operating while intoxicated
endangering a person under
18;
-Anthony Faulstich, South
Bend on Sept. 5 for driving
while suspended prior, driving with expired license;
-Brayan Zuniga, Plymouth
on Sept. 8 for operator never
licensed and a warrant;
-Geri Stark, Peyton, CO
on Sept 8 for operator never
licensed, failure to provide
proof of insurance, failure to
provided registration, and
for speeding.
Keeping Your
Life in Motion
Richard
McClain, DO
Orthopedic
Surgeon on
staff at SJHS
Plymouth
Medical
Center
Partial knees
As our knees wear out, the
articular cartilage (the shiny
white stuff) thins, fluid and
swelling increase, range of
motion worsens and painful,
stiff joints result. Knee arthritis
is extremely common, and
knee replacement surgeries
are extremely common, with
about 600,000 done annually.
Knee replacement surgeries
involve removing worn
cartilage and replacing it with
metal and high-tech plastic.
A “total” knee removes all
the cartilage in the knee.
A “partial” knee removes
cartilage only from the affected
side. A partial’s advantage is
less cutting, quicker healing
and more range of motion,
and it’s better for more
active patients.
Just as all cars are not the
same, not all partials are the
same. A “mobile-bearing”
partial, where the plastic
moves between metal parts,
outperformed and outlasted
“fixed-bearing” partials where
the plastic does not move.
Mobile-bearing partial knees
have a 15-year result of over
93 percent — nearly equal
to total knees — meaning
93 percent of all patients
were happy and their implant
was intact.
Ultimately, knee replacement
surgery, done correctly,
effectively reduces pain and
restores function. And my goal
is to get Your Life in Motion.
To schedule an appointment
with Dr. McClain, please call
Allied Bone and Joint at
574.540.2500.
Community
Human Recycling
Behaviors Observed at
the Blueberry Festival
Recycling club
Patricia A. Andrews
By Marianne Peters
I just finished my seventh year as Marshall County
Blueberry Festival Recycling Coordinator. After this long,
I’ve become a student of human nature--at least when it
comes to recycling. Here are a few behaviors I’ve noticed.
Trash and recycling are like peas and carrots – they have
to go together. A recycle bin by itself becomes a trash can. A
trash can by itself fills up with recyclables. Paired containers
are always, always the best option. And by paired, I mean
literally touching
each other—even
a foot or so apart
makes a difference, believe it or
not.
asy ays
People
who
want to recycle
to ive reen
will do it—even
By Marianne
if they have to
Peters
carry their plastic
bottles home (you
know who you
are!). People who don’t want to recycle won’t, no matter how
many bins they might see. However, people who aren’t particular will recycle if the bins are available, clearly labeled,
and convenient.
Recycling has become more mainstream, and more people
choose to recycle now than they did when we started recycling at the Blueberry Festival. Fewer people put their trash
in recycle bins at the Festival. I often tell people that, back
in 2009 when we started, it wasn’t unusual to find corn cobs
and turkey legs in the bins just because they fit through the
hole at the top! I’m glad we didn’t give up just because it was
rough-going the first few years.
Recyclables have changed since the Festival instituted
recycling. Back in 2009, plastic and aluminum were thicker
and heavier. More people drank soda. Now, most of the
recyclables are water bottles made of paper-thin plastic.
Aluminum cans are also much thinner. This makes for lighter
total weights, so even though we are not recycling as many
tons, we are actually recycling more materials than ever.
True, many people don’t recycle at the Festival, and It’s
easy to feel discouraged or even cynical. However, I think
most Festival patrons who don’t recycle are not inherently
lazy people who don’t care about the environment. They
are from out of town, often trying to keep track of family
members in the big crowds. They aren’t at the Festival to
recycle—they are there to have fun.
Every year I learn more about making event recycling
work. It’s not just about the bins—it’s learning about human
behavior, too.
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A total of 347 plastic caps and lids have been collected,
cleaned and recycled by the students who participate in
the weekly Caps of Benches Recycling Club at Bremen
Elementary Middle School (BEMS). An idea generated by
then second-grader, James Wickens, the recycling club
was founded last spring after Wickens and his mother, Mrs.
Sabrina Wickens (BEMS Launch teacher) discovered the ability to turn recycled caps and lids in to plastic benches. Mrs.
Wickens facilitates the weekly recycling club on Thursdays,
directly after school.
Last week Wickens and his mother made a trip to the
Recycling Depot in Plymouth carrying another 152 pounds
of caps. The caps and lids will be melted down and turned
in to a bench that will be placed for use on school property.
The entire community is encouraged to continue sending
in plastic caps and lids to the BEMS office or with students.
The goal of 400 caps and lids must be reached by the end of
Oct. to be able to attain a bench this fall.
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Bremen 2016 and Historic Bremen will sponsor a special exhibit featuring more than 60 quilts
from area collections and also featuring the Indiana
Bicentennial Barn Quilt which features 92 barns
representing the counties in Indiana in honor of the
state’s 200th anniversary. The Bicentennial Barn Quilt will be exhibited first
at the Bremen Depot on Sunday and Monday, Sept.
18-19 from 1 to 4 p.m. and then again at the Bremen
History Center on Sept. 20-22 from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m.
While viewing the quilt at the depot, visitors can
attain information about the Marshall County Barn
Quilt Trail.
Finally, the Barn Quilt will be exhibited at the
Bremen Quilt Show held at First United Church of
Christ. 323 South Center Street. Hours for the Quilt
Show are 1 to 6 p.m. on Friday, Sept. 23, and 10 a.m.
to 6 p.m. on Sunday, Sept. 24. For more information
or for entry in to the quilt show, contact Charlene
Beery at 574-546-2502. December 2, 1936-September 4, 2016
Patricia A. Andrews, 79, of
Bremen, passed away at 11:50
am, Sunday, September 4, 2016 in
Signature Health Care of Bremen.
Patricia was born on December
2, 1936, the daughter of the late
Clyde and Alice M. (Huff) Ellis.
On September 1, 1956, she married Frank Andrews. He passed
away on April 25, 2011. Patricia
is survived by three children,
Mark (Stacy) Andrews, Gwen
Leeper and Stephanie Pittman,
all of Bremen; six grandchildren,
Amy (Joel) Knox, Jordan (Janelle) Leeper, Marty Andrews,
Jenni (Matt) Smoker, Dustin Pittman and Brittney Pittman
and one great grandson, Andrew Frank Leeper. She is
also survived by a sister, Carol (Irvin) Lemler of Bourbon.
Pat was a member of the Country Church, where she
played the organ. She was formerly the German Township
Assessor. She loved spending time with family, especially
her grandchildren. Visitation will be held from 10:00-12:00
pm, Thursday, September 8, 2016 in Mishler Funeral Home,
2030 St. Rd. 331, Bremen. A funeral service will follow at
12:00 pm in the funeral home with burial to take place in
Bremen Cemetery. Memorial contributions may be made to
the Country Church, 295 9B Rd., Bourbon, IN 46504. Online
condolences may be sent to the family at www.mishlerfuneralhomes.com
Craft Saturday kicks
off with rock art
BREMEN— Rock Art will be the featured project of
Bremen Public Library’s Craft Saturday on Sept. 24 from 2
to 4 p.m.
Create rock sculptures, pebble art pictures or painted rock
paperweights. Rocks will be provided.
Rock Art is the first in a series of Craft Saturday projects
planned by the library. Enjoy crafting in a relaxed atmosphere with like-minded crafty people. Experience stress
relief, social interaction and a way to expand your mind.
Craft Saturday is designed for ages 10 and older. Adults
are welcome and encouraged to attend. In fact, the guidance
of experienced crafters is appreciated as newbie crafters
expand their skill sets in this collaborative environment.
Craft Saturday is free of charge and the library will typically provide all materials needed, except for shoe painting.
A full schedule of projects will be announced soon,
but meanwhile, mark your calendar for upcoming Craft
Saturday events, to be held from 2 to 4 p.m. on these dates:
Oct. 22, Nov. 19, Dec. 17, Jan. 14, Feb. 11 and March 11.
Stop by the library at 304 N. Jackson St. or call 574-5462849 for more information.
Talent Show at Oktoberfest
Article Provided
BREMEN— As part of Bremen’s Oktoberfest celebration,
Bremen 2016 will host a talent show on Sunday afternoon,
October 9.
The purpose of the Oktoberfest Talent Show is to showcase local talent. It will not be a contest.
The Talent Show will be one-hour long, beginning around
2 p.m. Sunday afternoon.
“We are looking for acts of every kind, with people and
groups of every age performing,” Jim Morse, coordinator of
the Talent Show for Bremen 2016, said.
Morse emphasizes that both solo and group performances
are welcome. It is also expected that there will be a great
diversity of acts, beyond musical performances.
“The Talent Show will only be about one hour long,”
Morse said. “We will fill our slots based on the order of
people contacting us. So, if you’re interested, call soon. I
anticipate we will fill up our hour very quickly. With that
said, we are also going to make sure as many people as possible are a part of the show.”
Red Hot Chili Peppers - The Getaway - 2016
By Matt Hilsmier
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The Red Hot Chili Peppers are a rock
group that have been around since the
early 80’s. Their latest album, “The
Getaway”, just proves that they are still
here and don’t plan on going anywhere
anytime soon. “The Getaway” is a subtle fusion of off-beat rock and funk that
has turned into a sound all their own.
The album starts with the title
track, ‘The Getaway’. With a thick
funk beat that gets you bobbing your
head almost immediately, you can feel
yourself starting to sing along, and
feel it putting a little bounce in your
step; I know that I had a bounce in
mine! “Dark Necessities” seems to
slow things down a little bit, yet still
keeping that quick upbeat tempo; it
seems like a contradiction in styles.
The unique combination grabs your
attention with such differences that
work so well together.
“Goodbye Angels” feels like a throwback to the Red Hot Chili Peppers
themselves; almost a combination of
their songs “Can’t Stop” and “Snow”
which are two vastly different songs.
The meld works very well though. “Go
Robot” feels like it could have been a
disco/funk hit had it been released in
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a different decade. It is just a fun and
quirky song that makes you want to
dance.
This album is no “Stadium
Arcadium” or “Blood Sugar Sex
Magik”, but it is quite possibly the next
big thing by Red Hot Chili Peppers.
“The Getaway” was a genuine treat to
listen to, and I plan to add this to my
regular rotation of listening material. I
would give this album 8.5/10. Highly
recommending this to just about anyone who listens to music.
Release date: June 17, 2016
Warner Bros. Records
Community
BEMS LIONS
PRIDE WINNERS
The following students
were selected as Lions Pride
award winners for the week
ending Friday, Sept. 2:
Kindergarten:
Mason
Heighn by Mrs. Garcia for
nice work done on letters
and sounds.
First grade: Allyson
Gonzalez-Espinoza from
Miss Holmes for doing an
excellent job with story
parts.
Second grade‚Äã: Carter
Singer by Mrs. Hartsough
for being a very kind friend.
Third grade: Addison
Wright by Ms. Newsom for
earning green dots all week
long on xtra math.
Fourth grade: Yahaira
Valderrama by Ms. White
for helping care for an
injured student and being a
caring friend.
Fifth grade: Brianna
Pollard by Ms. Walter for
being helpful to fellow students and being very patient.
Sixth grade: Bre Hawkins
by Ms. Studt for being a
responsible learner.
Eighth grade: Hunter
Bennitt by Ms. Studt for his
random act of kindness.
Pictured left to right:
front row: Carter Singer,
Allyson Gonzalez-Espinoza,
Addison
Wright,
and
Yahaira Valderrama.
back row: Brianna Pollard,
Friday, Sept. 9 at 6 p.m. was the first game of the Dustin
Bre Hawkins and Hunter Cullen Co-ed Classic nine team softball tournament held in
Bennitt.
honor of the late coach and baseball fan. All proceeds went
to benefit the Cullen family (Viki, Caythan, Lili and baby,
Dean). The two-day tournament was held at Community
Gospel Church (CGC) at the newly constructed Near and
Far Field, erected in honor of Dustin Cullen. Organized by
Viki Cullen and CGC, the tournament hosted nine softball
teams competing for advancement, offered a car show, a
bounce house for children, and a raffle with prizes such as
Notre Dame football tickets and a 32” television donated by
Dustin Cullen Co-ed Classic
Forest River and Amy Morgan.
Dustin was a coach with the Bremen Soccer Association
and Bremen Youth Baseball. His friends, family and loved
ones joined members of the community to play during the
softball tournament in honor of the late coach who has left
lasting impressions on many youth in the community.
Viki and Dustin’s son, Caythan, a first-grader at Bremen
Elementary Middle School, threw out the first pitch at the
opening of the Cullen Classic joined by his younger sister,
Lili, a kindergartener and his loving and supporting mother,
Viki on the mound at Near and Far Field at CGC.
Oktoberfest to offer
shuttle service
By Lola Whitmer
Editor
The following students
have been selected as
Bremen Elementary Middle
School Lions Pride Award
winners:
Kindergarten:
Lillian
Weaver, from Mrs. Garcia
for using manners by saying
please and thank you.
First grade: Josue PadillaGonzalez, from Mrs. Givens
for helping a new student
learn English.
Second grade: Karina
Lopez-Castillo, from Mrs.
Bellman for doing a great
job on the spelling test.
Fourth grade: Willow Kiel,
from Ms. Kline for helping
a lost kindergartener find
class.
Fifth grade: Audrey Sands,
from Mrs. Dongell for being
extremely patient with a bad
locker combination and a
broken iPad.
Sixth grade: Mikal Rogers,
from Mrs. Studt for helping
a new student.
Seventh grade: Cassidy
Fritz, Mrs. Knepper for helping another student in need.
Eighth grade: Ethan
Weldy, from Mrs. Wright for
always being willing to help.
Pictured: Front from left:
Willow Kiel, Karina LopezCastillo, Josue PadillaGonzalez and Lillian Weaver.
Back Row: From left:
Ethan Weldy, Cassidy Fritz,
Mikal Rogers, and Audrey
Sands.
BREMEN— Bremen 2016,
the local bicentennial committee recently announced
that shuttle parking will
be available at the upcoming revival of Oktoberfest.
According
to
Jessica
Graverson, vice president of Bremen 2016 and
Oktoberfest director and
coordinator, shuttle service will be provided from
Sunnyside park to the tram
stop located at the corner of
Washington and Plymouth
Streets. There will be a $2
charge per vehicle. The shuttle will be operational on
Saturday, Oct. 8 from 9 a.m.
to 7 p.m. and on Sunday,
Oct. 9 from noon to 5 p.m.
The German-themed festi-
val will offer live entertainment, food, over 70 vendor
booths, contests, games and
many activities. The Oktoberfest festival
runs from Friday, Oct. 7
through Sunday, Oct. 9. Held
downtown along Plymouth
Street and South Jackson
Street, the festival is free to
attend. Guests can expect to
pay fair and carnival prices
for vendors and food. Festival times for Friday
are 5 to 9 p.m., Saturday
from 9 a.m. to 9 p.m., and
Sunday noon to 5 p.m.
Shuttle service will not be
provided on Friday, the first
evening of Oktoberfest. For more information
about Oktoberfest visit bremen2016.com. On Saturday, Sept. 17 all proceeds acquired at the Bremen
Soccer Association (BSA) games will be donated to the
Cullen family. BSA will honor Dustin Cullen, who tragically
passed away last month after injuries sustained in an automobile accident. Cullen coached with BSA for the past three
years, and in return BSA will honor Cullen and donate all
concession proceeds to his wife VIki, sons Caythan and Dean
and daughter Lili.
Additional donations will be accepted. Join BSA in honoring Dustin Cullen on Saturday, Sept. 17 at the soccer fields at
Jane’s Park. Soccer games start at 10 a.m.
From left: BSA Coach Dustin Cullen, Caythan, Lili, and
Coach Viki Cullen.
Church Directory
~Your place to find local places of worship~
“Give thanks to the Lord, for he is good; his love endures forever.” ~1 Chronicles 16:34
BREMEN AREA CHURCHES
Agape Fellowship
214 E. South Street
574-209-0716
[email protected]
Sunday School - 10:30 a.m.
Praise & Worship - 11:15 a.m.
Morning Service - 11:30 a.m.
Pastor: Larry Shutske
VVVVVVVVVVVV
Bremen Bible Church
124 N. Baltimore • 546-2049
Worship - 9:30 a.m. - 10:30 a.m.
Sunday School 11:15 a.m.-12:00 p.m.
Wheelchair Accessible
Pastor: Dr. Duane Beals
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Bremen Church of God
Located on the NW corner of St.
Rd. 331 & 1st Rd.
546-2400
[email protected]
Sunday Worship - 10:00 a.m.
Senior Pastor: Rev. Jaree
Kratzer
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Bremen Missionary Church
2958 Elm Road • 546-2409
Worship - 8:00 a.m. & 10:30 a.m.
Pastor: Kurt Liwiller
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MARKLEY SERVICES
Office/Commercial • Residential Cleaning
Host Professional Carpet Cleaning
VCT Floor Reﬁnishing
Quality Service
574-546-4583
Bremen United Methodist
302 Plymouth St. • 546-2667
Sunday School 8:30 a.m. & 10:45 a.m.
Worship - 9:30 a.m.
Pastor: Dr. Scott Carmer
VVVVVVVVVVVV
Church of the Brethren
921 Woodies Lane • 546-3227
bremencob.com
Worship - 9:30 a.m. & 5:30
Pastor: Evan Garber
VVVVVVVVVVVV
Community Gospel Church
Highway 331 North, Bremen
546-4609
www.cgccommunity.com
Worship Service - 10:00 a.m.
Pastor: Jordan Muck
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First Baptist Church
414 E. Lincoln St.
546-3706 • 546-2496
www.firstbaptistbremen.com
Worship - 10:30 a.m.
Evening - 6:00 p.m.
Pastor: Ben Hammond
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First United Church of Christ
Corner of S. Center &
Sherman Sts
546-2459
Service - 9:30 a.m.
Pastor: Rev. Thomas Dean
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Full Gospel House of Praise
403 S. Montgomery, Bremen
Phone: 574-268-9625
Worship - 10:00 a.m.
Pastor: D.M. Chadwick
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Grace Fellowship Reformed
Baptist
535 Birkey St. • 1-866-454-6494
Sunday Worship - 10:30 a.m.
Sunday Evening - 5:00 p.m.
Pastor: Jon Hueni
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Horizon Ministries
Across from Post Office
546-0393
www.horizonministries.com
Sunday Service - 10:00 a.m.
Pastor: Jim Morse
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Riverside United Methodist
(corner of Filbert Road and 5th
Road)
Church Service - 10:30 a.m.
Pastor - Gracie Marske
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1734 W. Plymouth St. Bremen
Office: 546-0601
www.collinshomes.com
St. Dominic Catholic Church
212 N. Maryland St., Bremen
546-3601
www.stdominics.info
Sunday Masses
8:00 a.m. & 10:30 a.m. (12:30 p.m.
in Spanish)
Religious Education: 9-10:15 a.m.
Pastor: Rev. Fernando Jimenez
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St. Paul’s Evangelical Lutheran
Church
605 South Center Street
Office Phone: 546-2332
Sunday Worship 8:00 a.m., 10:30 a.m.
Sunday School & Bible Class 9:15
Pastor: Roger Rohde
Pastor: Neil Wonnacott
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St. Paul Lutheran of Woodland
574-633-4888
Sunday - 10:00 a.m.
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United Pentecostal Church of
Acts 4:12
Douglas & U.S. 6 East on
By-pass, Bremen • 546-4116
Sunday Worship - 6:00 p.m.
Pastor: John Bollinger
546-5985
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To advertise your company
or list your church services,
call Stephanie
1-800-933-0356 or email
[email protected]
“Teach these new disciples to obey all
the commands I have given you. And
be sure of this: I am with you always,
even to the end of the age.”
~Matthew 28:20
Bible Trivia
– by Wilson Casey –
1. Is the Book of Nehemiah in the Old or New
Testament or neither?
2. How did Jesus enter Jerusalem during the
“Triumphal Entry”? On foot, Carried by slaves,
On a donkey, In golden chariot
3. Which prophet foretold the ministry of John
the Baptist? Levi, Isaiah, Aaron, Mordecai
4. From 1 Chronicles 20, Elhanan slew Goliath’s
... ? Father, Brother, Mule, Oxen
5. In Acts 8, who baptized the
Ethiopian eunuch? Isaiah,
James, Philip, Paul
6. From Revelation,
what is the number of
“The Beast”? 9, 13,
666, 999
(c) 2016 King Features Synd., Inc.
ANSWERS: 1) Old; 2) On a donkey; 3) Isaiah; 4) Brother; 5) Philip; 6) 666
Sports
Lady Lions outlast Adams in three
By James Costello
Sports Editor
BREMEN — Bremen volleyball doesn’t have a whole
lot of depth this season. On
the positive side, though,
it’s conditioned the Lady
Lions to go the distance.
Bremen outlasted visiting South Bend Adams in a
marathon third set, and the
Lions finished off the Eagles
in three games in a Northern
Indiana Conference match at
home last Thursday, 28-26,
25-17, 35-33.
“We’ve been working
really hard this season to
work on finishing the game,
and we have such few numbers this year that the girls
have gotten used to having
to play six rotations and to
push through in the tight
sets like that,” explained
Photo by James Costello
Bremen’s Belle Beeson bumps the ball while Shannon Arndt (10) and Lacey Bennitt (8)
Bremen head coach Ashley
Boardman. “I’m just glad look on during a match with South Bend Adams last week.
stepping in and filling that really hard because we have
that they finally were able on that mental toughness.”
Senior Lacey Bennitt fin- huge void that we needed in a lot of bigger schools. We
to utilize what we were
practicing and utilize all the ished with 15 kills and a the middle front this season only have 16 girls total for
skills and work as a team. block in a standout perfor- really well, and she’s getting the JV and varsity this year
so we have a lot of swing
That’s something we’ve mance for Bremen. Fellow stronger every game.”
The second game was the players,” said Boardman.
really focused on this sea- senior captain Belle Beeson
son, is working together as notched another 15 kills to only one that wasn’t nip- “I think it’s only going to
make our team stronger, but
one, trying not to get down go along with an ace and a tuck Thursday.
Bremen used a 5-1 run to it’s hard at the same time
on ourselves when we make team-high 21 digs, meanmistakes and just coming while, and her attack from take control at 17-12, and because we don’t have the
right back — giving your- the outside clinched the first the Lions closed it out on a depth to pull through the
7-0 spurt as Beeson went on big schools that we’re playselves seven seconds to be game for the Lions, 28-26.
“Belle has been a strong a serving run that included ing. I think it kind of helps
mad about it and then going
build our girls’ confidence
on and making the next play leader. She plays league so her one ace of the night.
she’s able to really place it.
“Our serves were really to know that they can hang
right.”
A 10-5 run midway She hits line, which most strong. Everyone back there in there and they can beat
through the third game gave hitters at this level don’t go on the line kind of domi- teams like this. Hopefully
Adams control at 16-11, but line very often. She’s able nated at the service line,” we can see more wins in the
Bremen whittled its way to throw the other team off Boardman said. “Luckily conference and hang in there
back into the game. The with her line shot so that’s a for us, Adams kind of lost with the bigger schools.”
• BREMEN 3, SOUTH
Lions didn’t get out front plus for us,” Boardman said. their mojo in the second set
The Lions also got a lift and had some errors that we BEND ADAMS 0 (28-26,
until late and even trailed
31-30, but an Alissa Godfrey from a first-year senior in were kind of able to capital- 25-17, 35-33)
At Bremen
ize on.”
misserve and a passing error Shannon Arndt.
The Lions improve to 7-10
Bremen leaders
Arndt finished with 10
ultimately sealed the game
Kills: Lacey Bennitt 15,
and the match for the hosts. kills, 15 digs and a team- overall in Boardman’s first
“Mentally that’s tough best three solo blocks. It year at the helm taking over Belle Beeson 15, Shannon
because every point that was Arndt’s hard kill from for longtime head coach Arndt 10
Aces: Trisha Moser 1,
you lose, their mindset the middle that knotted the Beth Huppert. The smallest
starts diminishing, and they third set up at 22-all, the school in the NIC, Bremen Beeson 1, Kaelyn Shively 1
Assists: Moser 20, Rylee
start doubting themselves first time the game had been moves a notch above .500 in
conference play at 3-2 fol- Hershberger 16
and they get quiet,” said tied since 6-6 early.
Digs: Beeson 21, Moser 19,
“Shannon Arndt has lowing previous wins over
Boardman of the Lions’
deficits in the third game. not played for about three Washington and Clay. The Shively 16, Arndt 15
Blocks: Arndt 3, Bennitt 1
“So that’s something where years. This is her first year Lions resume NIC play next
Record: Bremen 7-10 (3-2
they’ve got to be mentally back,” said Boardman. “So Tuesday at John Glenn.
“I think when we moved NIC)
tough, and that’s a game that not having that experience
they pulled through tonight her last few years, and she’s to this conference it was
Soap Box Derby to debut at Oktoberfest
By Lola Whitmer
EditorBREMEN— Bremen 2016 and Community Gospel
Church (CGC) have recently announced the addition of
the Soap Box Derby to the line up of events and activities
planned for Oktoberfest. On Saturday, Oct. 8 at 8:30 a.m.
children between the ages of five and 12 will have the
opportunity to race their self-constructed soap box derby
cars on a closed course, competing for trophy prizes and
best overall decorated car.
“We are very excited about introducing the Soap Box
Derby to the community and we are hoping this will bring
families together as this event is one that kids can do together with their parents,” said Bethany Muck, who is assisting
Coordinator Viki Cullen with organizing the race.
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“This is the first year for the Soap Box Derby,” said Muck.
“The committee brainstormed and came up with the idea
and Viki is organizing it. Maria Mikel (Bremen 2016), who
was originally in charge asked that the church come up with
some stuff for the kids to participate in at the upcoming
Oktoberfest.”
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Bremen’s Jake Strehler hits a shot during 1 doubles play in
a meet with Plymouth last week
Pilgrims top Lions in
sectional rivalry meet
Whitney Worthen
Sports Writer
BREMEN — Plymouth’s meeting with Bremen may not
be a conference match, but to Bremen, the Pilgrims are their
best look at how they will stand in sectionals.
Plymouth beat Bremen on the Lions’ turf Sept. 7, 4-1.
“Plymouth is always our goal because we are in the same
sectional, and if we can play with Plymouth, we have a
chance at winning sectionals, which we haven’t done in a
long time,” said Bremen head coach Mark Wagner. “So I
mean this was always a rivalry match for us. . .So this is our
chance to find out if we are any good. I think all our points
were contested tonight. We only won one, but none of them
were wipeouts. So we were pleased with that.”
“They are going to play us as tough as anybody, and
it held true tonight,” said Plymouth coach Michael Delp.
“Typical Plymouth-Bremen match, county rivals, and they
played us tough on all five courts. We wouldn’t expect anything less from them. Very fortunate to get away with a 4-1
win today.
As dusk settled over the courts, Bremen’s Zach Burkholder
and Plymouth’s Zach Moser continued to battle it out on the
court alone. With the tiebreaking third set tied at 4-4, the two
players fought for the winning game, Moser hit a deep shot
to the edge of the court. Burkholder was forced to make a
dash for an over-the-shoulder save, but with Burkholder
thrown off balance, Moser hit the return straight into the
ground for a 5-4 turn in the match.
As spectators dispersed, the two continued to play
through several long rallies. The two were evenly matched
in play, but with some low shots and hard hits, Burkholder
concluded the match with a 7-5 victory, winning the only
match for Bremen on the night.
“Both (Burkholder and Moser) you could tell didn’t want
to give up,” said Wagner. “Either of them could have given
in and let the other one win when they went into the third
set. It was pretty hot tonight. It cooled off a little bit as the
night went on, but they were probably here playing for more
than two hours. . .Usually, when a match goes to three sets,
it means they are pretty even, and none of the other matches
went to three sets.”
“(Bremen) came out ready to go, and we were kind of on
our heels early on,” said Delp. “They battled us tough at 3
singles, 1 singles. Even though 2 singles match score-wise
didn’t end up looking close, there were a lot of close games
in there, long rallies, deuce games. So it was competitive on
all five courts.”
At 1 singles, Bremen’s Bryce Sterling lost the first set via
a lopsided 6-1 score against John Gerard, but he came back
in the second for a much closer 7-5 loss. Bremen 2 singles
player Carter Filchak lost to Mitch Rose, 6-3, 6-1. One
doubles partners Jake Strehler and Chandler Snyder fell 6-3,
6-4 against Plymouth’s Grant Clady and Nick Felke, while
Plymouth’s 2 doubles Hudson Yoder and Tommy Holloway
defeated Bremen’s Bryce Tolle and Bryce Ginter, 6-3, 6-2.
• PLYMOUTH 4, BREMEN 1
At Bremen
SINGLES: 1. John Gerard (P) beat Bryce Sterling 6-1,
7-5; 2. Mitch Rose (P) beat Carter Filchak 6-1, 6-3; 3. Zach
Burkholder (B) beat Zach Moser 7-5, 1-6, 7-5.
DOUBLES: 1. Grant Clady/ Nick Felke beat Chandler
Snyder/ Jake Strehler 6-3, 6-4; 2. Hudson Yoder/ Tommy
Holloway (P) beat Bryce Tolle/ Bryce Ginter 6-3, 6-2.
JV score: Plymouth 6, Bremen 3
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Whitney Worthen
Sports Writer
BREMEN — The rain fell, Bremen’s crowd cheered, and
the Friday night lights shined down — it was the picture
perfect football game…except for Triton.
Bremen shutout Triton Friday night at home with a 42-0
victory.
“We prepared for this weekend,” said Bremen head coach
Jordan Leeper. “The kids did a great job of executing what
we planned, and we came out and executed early on in the
first quarter, (putting) up two quick scores (to) set the tone
for the game.”
“We came out with some goals and didn’t achieve those
goals,” said Triton head coach Ron Brown. “We shot ourselves in the foot multiple times by having penalties all over
the field, and we proceeded to turn the ball over.”
He added, “We couldn’t (maintain the ball) because for
some reason, we didn’t run the right direction to receive
hand offs — two plays in-a-row… so when you don’t do the
basics of the game right, there’s really no excuses or silver
lining to throw out there.”
Bremen outplayed Triton in all areas. While Bremen gave
up two fumbles on the night, the Lions rushed for a total
of 269 yards and passed for 146. Grant Klockow led the
team with 130 yards in 14 rushes. Briley Leeper followed
him rushing for 59 out of seven runs. Matt Box went six for
seven in passing for 146 yards. The favored wide receiver
was Even Martin with two catches on the night for 56 yards.
Klockow also managed to pull in a catch for 38 yards.
Triton struggled to gather any yards on the night. Ethan
Berry led the team in gained yardage with a total of 33,
rushing for 17 in 13 runs and 16 on his sole catch. D’Angelo
Shumpert followed behind him with an 11-yard catch.
Triton’s standout player ended up Drew Stitcher who managed to coordinate the defense effectively enough to stop
several of Bremen’s runs in the second. He also recovered a
forced fumble on the night.
“Matt Box is doing a fantastic job for us, putting us in very
good situations,” said Leeper. “(He’s) calling audibles, calling plays, changing play of the line, and he’s doing a great
job for us.”
“I had a standout player, Drew Stitcher,” said Brown. “He
coordinated the defense when we had to make adjustments.
I think he recovered a forced fumble (and) was there for
multiple tackles.”
Bremen lined up one its own 34 with only two yards
left in its first down drive. Handing it off to running back
Mason Brown, Bremen ran the ball up to the 50. Triton,
however, forced the fumble and managed to recover it on
its own 48.
Failing to gain more than a yard on the first two attempts,
Triton lined up at its own 47 with 3 and 9 to go. Quarterback
James Snyder handed it off to running back Berry, who managed to break a few tackles and picked up 13 on the run, but
the refs threw a flag on the playing, calling unsportsmanlike
conduct against Bremen for a 15-yard penalty.
Triton, on the Bremen 25, set up in the best scoring position they had on the night, but with a yard loss on the first
play and a five-yard penalty on the second, Triton looked
at 2 and 16 on the Bremen’s 30. Snyder hiked the ball, looking for the pass. Spotting Caden Marr near Bremen’s 15, he
blasted the ball toward him, but Bremen’s Klockow picked
off the ball and returned it to the Bremen 25, shutting down
Triton’s best scoring opportunity of the night at the end of
the first quarter.
“Just being able to move the football up-and-down the
field (helped us win),” said Leeper. “Then our defense…
really bought into the game plan — to get the shutout this
week, and that’s what is important.”
“You have to have more than (three) players out there
doing stuff,” said Brown. “I’m sure there’s other kids (who
had) highlights. It’s not that all of them did horrible, but we
have to play every single play. Or we can’t expect any different results.”
•BREMEN 42, TRITON 0
At Bremen
Bremen:
14 21 7 0 — 42
Triton:0 0 0 0 — 0
Scoring Summary
First Quarter
B — Matt Box 38 pass to Grant Klockow (Evan Martin
kick), 11:12
B — Box 19 pass to Damon Young (Martin kick), 8:36
Second Quarter
B — Box 12 pass to CJ stare (Martin kick), 10:45
B — Briley Leeper 4 run, (Martin kick), 6:57
B — Klockow 13 run, (Martin kick), 00:58
Third Quarter
B — Patrick Lacher 3 run, (Martin kick), 5:14
B
T
First Downs:
17
3
Rushing Yards:
269
19
Passing:
6-7-0
6-13-2
Passing Yards:
146
30
Fumbles-lost:
2/2
1/1
Penalties:
6-75
5-25
GIRLS GOLF
BOYS SOCCER
Bremen
wins on
Plymouth
Senior
Night
Playing in their final
home match of the season
the Plymouth girls golf team
dropped a hot, humid, and
spirited match to Bremen
Sept. 7 at Pretty Lake Golf
Club, 192-202.
Three players broke 50 for
Bremen as Lexi Miller carded 45, Caitlyn Myers shot 47,
and Sara Knepper turned in
a 48. Tori Orr shot 52, and
Bailey Fritter shot 53 for the
Lions, who improved to an
impressive 15-1 mark.
•
BREMEN
192,
PLYMOUTH 202
At Pretty Lake (Par 36)
BREMEN (192): Lexi
Miller 45, Caitlyn Myers
47, Sara Knepper 48, Bailey
Fritter 53, Tori Orr 52.
PLYMOUTH (202): Lauren
Kolter 43, Kaite Johnson 50,
Nicole Horvath 56, Julia
Marohn 54, Ally Dolan 55.
Record: Bremen 15-1,
Plymouth 7-6
JV score: Plymouth 215,
Bremen 250
Bremen
loses 2 at
home
invite
Bremen’s boys soccer
team dropped a pair of
games at its home invitational, falling 1-0 to LaVille
and 3-1 to LaLumiere.
Luis Contreras accounted for the Lions’ lone goal
of the invite on a Diego
DeLeon assist in the 65th
minute of the LaLumiere
game.
Brooks Feldman finished
with three saves on the day,
including two in the consolation game loss to the
Lancers.
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BREMEN
INVITATIONAL
LaLUMIERE 3, BREMEN
1
First half
L — Trent Schermer, 15th
minute
L — Jamie Jordana, 36th
minute
Second half
L — Julian Trejo-Bax, 60th
minute
B — Luis Contreras (Diego
Photo by Whitney Worthen
Bremen's Damon Young breaks up a pass intended for Zac
Pitney during the Lions' game with Triton Friday.
Triton Individual Stats
Rushing: Ethan Berry 17-13, James Snyder 3-3
Passing: Snyder 6-13-2, 30
Receiving: Berry 16-2, Shumpert 11-1
Bremen Individual Stats
Rushing: Klockow 130-14, Leeper 59-7, Lacher 33-8
Passing: Box 6-7-0, 146
Receiving: Martin 56-2, Klockow 38-1, Jake Wunder 21-1
Records: Triton 1-4, Bremen 3-1
DeLeon), 65th minute
Saves: Brooks Feldman (B)
1, Saul Garcia (B) 1, Alex
Kuiken (L) 4
Consolation game
LaVILLE 1, BREMEN 0
Second half
L — Tarren Rauen, 74th
minute
Saves: Brooks Feldman (B)
2, Rilye Cox (L) 5
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JR & / OR LISA ACREAGE: 501600063
5.01 AUDITOR DESC: NW COR 50-21-16-104-605.000-014
NW1/4 SE1/4 E 456.24' ALG N $20,252.88 PLAZA PARTNERS
ACREAGE: AUDITOR
LN LEGAL DESC: 4220 MAPLE LP
DESC: NW COR L9 MAX
RD
HIGHLNDS 1ST ADD N20.35
501600029
LEGAL DESC: 624 FOREST PL
50-42-97-000-013.000-009
$1,686.00 COBURN JAMES W 501600064
ACREAGE: 1 AUDITOR DESC: 50-21-16-301-295.000-014
BEG 20A N1/2 NW EX S 4A & $6,153.16 NICHOLSON LARA
EX 5A N &EX LEGAL DESC: ACREAGE: AUDITOR DESC:
VANDALIA ADD LOT 23 LEGAL
13059 3RD RD
DESC:
501600031
50-21-16-301-295.000-014 and
50-52-28-000-084.000-009
$5,664.12 WILLIAMS NOEL C 50-21-16-301-298.000-014 are
& TAMMY J ACREAGE: .33 to be sold and redeemed toAUDITOR DESC: ELN ALBERT gether. BUY/SELL REDEEM
ST 200'E 276'N SW COR E16A WITH
LEGAL DESC: 1400 ALBERT 50-21-16-301-298.000-014
501600065
ST
50-21-16-301-298.000-014
501600032
$1,090.36 NICHOLSON LARA
50-52-94-000-064.000-009
$472.33 SMITH JOHN R TRUS- ACREAGE: AUDITOR DESC:
TEE OF JOHN R SMITH REVO- VANDALIA ADD LOT 24 EX N
LEGAL
DESC:
CABLE ACREAGE: AUDITOR 4 8 '
DESC: W1/2CEN W 1ST RD S 50-21-16-301-295.000-014 and
W SW COR L42 FRVW LEGAL 50-21-16-301-298.000-014 are
to be sold and redeemed toDESC: 13140 1ST RD
gether. BUY/SELL REDEEM
501600034
WITH
50-52-95-204-353.000-010
$1,498.35 OVIEDO NAZARIO & 50-21-16-301-295.000-014
JOSEFINA ACREAGE: AUDI- 501600066
TOR DESC: LOGANS ADD LOT 50-21-16-303-141.000-014
56 LEGAL DESC: 210 VANDA- $5,301.75 ROMANUS JOHN
LIA ST
HARRIS ADD LOT 2 LEGAL
501600035
DESC: 303 E WASHINGTON
50-52-95-204-354.000-010
$717.87 LANCASTER DALE P ST
TRUSTEE & JUDY A LANCAS- 501600067
TER TRUSTEE OF ACREAGE: 50-21-16-303-142.000-014
AUDITOR DESC: LOGANS $1,725.26 ROMANUS JOHN
ADD LOT 55 LEGAL DESC: ACREAGE: AUDITOR DESC:
(West OF 214 VANDALIA ST)
DESC:
(EAST OF 303 E
501600036
WASHINGTON ST)
50-52-95-204-355.000-010
$4,856.30 LANCASTER DALE 501600069
501600067
50-21-16-303-142.000-014
$1,725.26 ROMANUS JOHN
DESC:
(EAST
118 OF 303 E
WASHINGTON ST)
Bremen Legals
501600069
50-21-21-101-337.057-014
$7,330.84 PERUN DANNY S
DWEL UNIT 57 CULVER COVE
HORIZ PROP R LEGAL DESC:
319 E JEFFERSON ST #157
501600070
50-21-21-103-210.000-014
$3,737.90 PERUN DANNY S
FERRIERS ADD LOT 15 LEGAL
DESC: 916 S MAIN ST
501600071
50-21-21-103-212.000-014
$684.68 PERUN DANNY S
FERRIER ADD LOT 16 LEGAL
DESC: (SOUTH OF 916 S
MAIN ST)
501600072
50-21-21-303-356.000-014
$135.50 US RAILROAD VEST
CORP ACREAGE: ..12 S LN W
SHORE DR INTER W LN L RR
S ALG EX EX (SOUTH OF
WEST SHORE DR)
501600077
50-23-32-000-027.000-015
$699.76 PURSIFULL BRIAN D
DESC: NE COR SE1/4 DUE W
653.4' POB S0-5-58 LEGAL
DESC: 7159 20B RD
501600078
50-23-33-000-009.000-015
$10,493.41 MARTIN JOHN M &
INA M H / W ACREAGE: 13.865
AUDITOR DESC: W1/2 SW EX
EX 6859 20B RD
501600079
50-23-33-000-009.001-015
$11,283.35 MARTIN JOHN M &
INA M H/W ACREAGE: 34.296
PRT SW1/4 SEC 33 BEG AT
SW COR SW 1/4 TH
N90-00-05E 667.71' TH N0E
1382.12' TH N89-55-32W 18' TH
N0-00-05E
878.55'
TH
N89-55-32W 649.71' TH
S0-00-05W 2261.54' TO POB
6890 SR 110
501600080
50-22-90-102-271.000-016
$586.45 NORRIS WILLIAM O
RHODES 2ND ADD LOT 48 LEGAL DESC: LOT 48 RHODES
SECOND ADD (NORTH OF
518 N MAPLE ST)
501600081
50-22-90-102-274.000-016
$685.60 NORRIS WILLIAM O
RHODES 2ND ADD LOT 47 LEGAL DESC: LOT 47 RHODES
2ND ADD 518 N MAPLE ST
501600082
50-22-90-103-102.000-016
$5,004.70 DIXON MICHAEL E
MARQUELLE PLACE LOT 128
LEGAL DESC: 410 N YEARICK
AVE
501600083
50-22-90-103-103.000-016
$1,481.65 DIXON MICHAEL E
MARQUELLE PLACE LOT 127
LEGAL DESC: (PARKING LOT)
501600084
50-22-90-103-173.000-016
$2,777.20 MOORE JAMIE L &
TONI M H/W ACREAGE: AUDITOR DESC: MARQUELLE
PLACE ALL LOT 21 LEGAL
DESC: LOT 21 MARQUELLE
P L A C E
A D D
50-22-90-103-173.000-016 and
50-22-90-103-174.000-016 are
to be sold and redeemed together. BUY/SELL REDEEM
WITH
50-22-90-103-174.000-016
501600085
50-22-90-103-174.000-016
$705.70 MOORE JAMIE L &
TONI M H/W ACREAGE: AUDITOR DESC: MARQUELLE PL
ALL LOT 22 LEGAL DESC: LOT
22 MARQUELLE PLACE ADD
50-22-90-103-173.000-016 and
50-22-90-103-174.000-016 are
to be sold and redeemed together. BUY/SELL REDEEM
WITH
50-22-90-103-173.000-016
501600086
50-22-90-302-589.000-016
$1,027.08 RYAN JOHNIE SUSAN
ACREAGE: AUDITOR
DESC: LOWRY CONT ADD
LOT 37 LEGAL DESC: 309 S
SHORT ST
501600087
50-22-90-302-631.000-016
$343.00 NORRIS MALISA ANN
LOWRYS ADD EX N 30' LOT 1
LEGAL DESC: (NORTH OF 160
S MICHIGAN ST)
501600088
50-22-90-302-632.000-016
$1,362.25 NORRIS MALISA
ANN ACREAGE: AUDITOR
DESC: LOWRYS ADD N 17FT
MICHIGAN ST
501600089
50-22-90-304-716.000-016
$394.23 PRESTON DANIEL &
SARA E H/W ACREAGE: AUDITOR DESC: E 20' W1/2 E1/2
LOWRYS ADD LOT 3 LEGAL
DESC:
(WEST OF 109 W
BROADWAY ST)
501600090
50-22-90-304-717.000-016
$1,577.80 PRESTON DANIEL
& SARA E H/W ACREAGE:
AUDITOR DESC: LOWRYS
CONT ADD OLOT 3 E1/2 E1/2
LEGAL DESC: 109 W BROADWAY ST
501600091
50-22-90-304-738.000-016
$4,789.45 ARGOS ENTERPRISES LLC ACREAGE: AUDITOR DESC: COM S LN RR & E
LN WEST ST S 120' E LEGAL
DESC: 413 S WEST ST
501600092
50-22-90-304-739.000-016
$6,658.60 ARGOS ENTERPRISES LLC ACREAGE: AUDITOR DESC: COM W LN MR & S
CORP LN TH WLY ETC EX LEGAL DESC: (SOUTH OF 4136
S WEST ST)
501600093
50-22-90-401-778.000-016
$2,378.20
MDC INVESTMENTS LLC ACREAGE: AUDITOR DESC: WILLIAMS ADD N
150' TR BNDED BY LN LEGAL
GAL DESC: (SOUTH OF 4136
S WEST ST)
501600093
50-22-90-401-778.000-016
$2,378.20
MDC INVESTMENTS LLC ACREAGE:
AUDI118
TOR DESC: WILLIAMS ADD N
Bremen Legals
150' TR BNDED BY LN LEGAL
DESC: 303 RAILROAD ST
501600094
50-22-90-401-832.000-016
$128.06 SNIDER GARY E &
JANICE M ACREAGE: AUDITOR DESC: WICKIZER ADD
GROVE ST
501600096
50-31-03-000-036.000-017
$880.85 FISHER DIANE 1/2 &
DEBORAH FINCHUM 1/2
DESC: NW COR S 76A SW1/4
S 132' POB E181.5' LEGAL
DESC: 9776 SYCAMORE RD
501600098
50-31-19-000-003.000-017
$1,460.53 WICKER TONY R &
LORI L H / W ACREAGE: .5
AUDITOR DESC: E1/2 209' E
NW COR NW E N LN 209' LEGAL DESC: 20943 12TH RD
501600099
50-31-19-000-023.000-017
$1,445.05 FREEMAN DAVID D
& STEFANIE D H/W ACREAGE: 5.2 PRT NW1/4 SEC 19
COM AT NW COR SEC 19 TH S
1145' TO POB TH E 466.2' TH S
322' TO N LN S 60A NW 1/4 TH
CONT S 165.2' TH W 466.2' TH
N 165.2' TH N 322' TO POB
12252 COUNTY LINE RD
501600100
50-31-19-000-026.000-017
$1,266.00 GROSS ERIC C &
LEONA E H/W IRREVOCABLE
TRUST ACREAGE: 1.77 AUDITOR DESC: NW CRN SD S 60A
S ELY 466.2' SE COR LEGAL
DESC: 12328 COUNTY LINE
RD
501600103
50-31-21-000-331.000-017
$109.54
AMOR BRADLEY
INDIAN HILLS LOT 52 LEGAL
DESC: (SOUTH OF CHEROKEE TRL)
501600107
50-31-23-000-019.000-017
$838.16 FLOSENZIER DEVON
E
ACREAGE: 1 AUDITOR
DESC: TR 333.7' E&W X
130.23' N&S SW COR SE LEGAL DESC: 12996 QUEEN RD
501600109
50-41-27-302-030.000-017
$312.41 SALGADO CARBAJAL
LUIS & ANA PEREZ ACREAGE: AUDITOR DESC: YOGI
BEAR CAMP PH 5 LOT 1315
LEGAL DESC: LOT 1315 YOGI
BEAR CAMPGROUND
501600110
50-41-27-302-069.000-017
$226.48 CAREY JOHN D JR
YOGI BEAR CAMP PH 5 LOT
1354 LEGAL DESC: LOT 1354
YOGI BEAR CAMPGROUND
501600111
50-41-27-302-124.000-017
$326.52 AVILA RONALD & ANGEL
ACREAGE: AUDITOR
DESC: YOGI BEAR CAMP PH 5
LOT 1409 LEGAL DESC: LOT
1409 YOGI BEAR CAMPGROUND
501600113
50-41-27-302-851.000-017
$456.05 BERG KEVIN C &
KENNETTE S
ACREAGE:
AUDITOR DESC: YOGI BEAR
LOT 1066 PH 4 LEGAL DESC:
LOT 1066 YOGI BEAR CAMPGROUND
501600114
50-41-27-302-852.000-017
$269.21 BERG KEVIN C &
KENNETTE S H/W ACREAGE:
1067 PH 4 LEGAL DESC: LOT
1067 YOGI BEARS JELLYSTONE PARK CAMP RESORT PHASE IV LOT 1067
501600115
50-41-27-302-869.000-017
$293.22 CARNEGIE VICTOR S
SR
ACREAGE: AUDITOR
DESC: YOGI BEAR LOT 1001
PH 4 LEGAL DESC: LOT 1001
PLAT OF YOGI BEARS JELLYSTONE PARK CAMP RESORT PHASE IV LOT 1001
501600116
50-41-27-302-968.000-017
$513.40 WORLDS LAURA D
YOGI BEAR CAMP PH 4 LOT
501600117
50-41-27-401-384.000-017
$274.33
TAYLOR DANA
YOGI BEAR PH 2 LOT 501 LEGAL DESC: LOT 0501 YOGI
BEAR CAMPGROUND
501600118
50-41-27-401-402.000-017
$541.71 PENNINGTON DONALD G & NORMA J ACREAGE:
PH2 LOT 526 LEGAL DESC:
501600120
50-41-27-401-448.000-017
$398.99 MICHALSKI DEREK L
& BROOK L ACREAGE: AUDITOR DESC: YOGI BEAR PH 2
LOT 548 LEGAL DESC: LOT
548 PLAT OF YOGI BEARS
JELLYSTONE PARK CAMP RESORT LOT 0548 YOGI BEAR
CAMPGROUND
501600121
50-41-27-401-677.000-017
$508.16 TOKARZ GERALD R &
PEGGY L ACREAGE: AUDITOR DESC: YOGI BEAR CAMP
LOT 840 PH 3 LEGAL DESC:
501600122
50-41-27-401-804.000-017
$266.35 WILLOUGHBY DAVID
W & MICHELLE ACREAGE:
CAMP LOT 880 PH 3 LEGAL
DESC: LOT 0880 YOGI BEAR
CAMPGROUND
501600123
50-41-27-402-069.000-017
$419.40 BURROWS RICHARD
YOGI BEAR CAMP LOT 472 PH
501600124
501600123
50-41-27-402-069.000-017
$419.40 BURROWS RICHARD
YOGI BEAR CAMP LOT 472 PH
1 LEGAL DESC:
118 LOT 0472
Bremen Legals
501600124
50-41-27-402-134.000-017
$452.06 SNYDER CHRISTOPHER J AKA CHRISTOPHER
JOHN SNYDER ACREAGE:
CAMP LOT 273 LEGAL DESC:
501600125
50-41-27-402-154.000-017
$253.83 FISCHER LINDA &
MIKE MCGARRY ACREAGE:
CAMP LOT 465 PH 1 LEGAL
DESC: LOT 465 YOGI BEARS
JELLYSTONE PARK CAMP RESORT PHASE I LOT 0465
501600127
50-41-27-402-526.000-017
$306.72 SANCHEZ SERGIO
YOGI BEAR PH 1A LOT 12 LEGAL DESC: LOT 12 YOGI
BEARS JELLYSTONE PARK
CAMP RESORT PHASE 1A
501600129
50-41-30-000-076.000-017
$147.46 T C INVESTMENTS
INC
ACREAGE: AUDITOR
DESC: TAFT'S ADD E 1/2 LOT
32 LEGAL DESC: (WEST OF
UNION RD)
501600130
50-41-30-000-079.000-017
$261.47 T C INVESTMENTS
INC
ACREAGE: AUDITOR
DESC: TAFT'S ADD E 1/2 LOT
33 LEGAL DESC: (WEST OF
UNION RD)
501600131
50-41-32-000-046.000-017
$392.30 COLLIER GLENN A
TUTTLES ADD LOT 10 LEGAL
DESC: 8032 UNION RD
501600132
50-32-03-000-020.001-018
$1,936.08 DINSMORE JODY L
PRT NW 1/4 SEC 3 COM AT
NW COR OF SEC 3; TH S ETC
A5 SPLIT FROM KEY2 4-1-04
SCH DIST: 5485 PLYMOUTH
COMMUNITY
SCHOOLS
11887 9A RD
501600133
50-32-06-000-024.000-018
$4,133.56 PILGRIM CAPITAL
INC ACREAGE: 63.16 AUDITOR DESC: BEG S LN NW
1097.5FT SW COR TH S SEC
LEGAL DESC: (EAST OF PIONEER RD)
501600134
50-32-08-000-164.000-018
$3,005.18 COMMUNITY SERVICE BROADCASTERS ACREAGE: AUDITOR DESC: RADIO
ACRES OUTLOT A LEGAL
DESC:
(WEST OF MUCKSHAW RD & SOUTH OF NUTMEG TRL)
501600135
50-32-11-000-061.000-018
$4,671.19 SALAZAR CARL J
DESC: BEG 237.2 FT S NW
COR TH E 173.3 TH S LEGAL
DESC: 10068 KING RD
501600136
50-32-95-000-064.000-018
$3,634.16 DEJESUS JOSE R &
TEOFILA B ACREAGE: AUDITOR DESC: WOODLAND
MANOR LOT 6:BEG SW COR
TH E LEGAL DESC: 11190
MANOR DR
501600137
50-32-95-000-065.000-018
$948.85 DEJESUS JOSE R &
TEOFILA B ACREAGE: AUDITOR DESC: WOODLAND
MANOR 1ST ADD LOT 7 LEGAL DESC: (SOUTH OF 11190
MANOR DR)
501600138
50-33-17-000-035.000-018
$907.71 BUWA JOHN E & ESTHER I ACREAGE: AUDITOR
DESC: CROUP & CROUP ADD
LOT 1 LEGAL DESC: (EAST
OF HAWTHORN RD)
501600139
50-33-18-000-006.000-018
$5,857.55 HUTCHINGS ZACCHEUS A & LESLIE ACREAGE: 5.98 AUDITOR DESC:
BEG SE COR SW NW N 365FT
WLY 713.5' S LEGAL DESC:
11469 IRIS RD
501600141
50-32-04-202-055.000-019
$767.10 GONCE STEPHAN H
& DIANNE ACREAGE: AUDITOR DESC: TR 35' N&S X 90'
E&W S& ADJ 90' E&W LEGAL
DESC: (EAST OF KINGSTON
RD)
501600142
50-32-04-402-024.000-019
$1,984.74 SNYDER JOHN R &
LINDA M H / W C / O DEANNA
P ROESLY ACREAGE: AUDITOR DESC: N LN US 30 180'
NELY SE COR LOT5 GEAR LEGAL DESC: LC ROESLY
DEANNA P 1235 LINCOLNWAY EAST
501600143
50-32-05-102-308.000-019
$1,017.33 JUSTICE MICHAEL
L ACREAGE: AUDITOR DESC:
CENTRAL ADD LOT 6 LEGAL
DESC: 1008 W MADISON ST
501600144
50-32-05-102-309.000-019
$425.39 JUSTICE MICHAEL L
CENTRAL ADD L 7 LEGAL
DESC: 1008 W MADISON ST
501600146
50-32-05-203-752.000-019
$2,369.29 PROCHNO ADRIEN
F & ZACHARY GRAHAM T/C
CABELLS ADD LOT 5 S1/2 LEGAL DESC: 610 W ADAMS ST
501600147
50-32-06-203-166.000-019
$677.30 PILGRIM CAPITAL
INC ACREAGE: 8.31 AUDITOR
DESC: COM S LN RR & N&S
S1/2 SEC LN S172.7R LEGAL
DESC: (WEST OF OAK DR)
501600148
50-32-06-203-167.000-019
INC ACREAGE: 22.86 AUDITOR DESC: SE S1/2 N ELN
798.35' SLN RR N ELN SC LEGAL DESC: (WEST OF OAK
DR)
501600148
50-32-06-203-167.000-019
INC ACREAGE: 22.86 AUDITOR DESC: SE S1/2 N ELN
798.35' SLN RR
118N ELN SC LEGAL DESC: (WEST OF OAK
Bremen Legals
DR)
501600149
50-32-06-203-285.000-019
DESC: PT E1/2 SEC 6 N COR
OUT PARC4 N5'W EX (WEST
OF OAK DR)
501600150
50-32-06-204-168.000-019
DESC: E 12 A NE S OF RR EX
EX EX (WEST OF OAK DR)
501600151
50-32-06-204-168.002-019
INC ACCESS EASEMENT &
PROPOSED FUTURE ROAD
(WEST OF OAK DR)
501600152
50-32-06-401-121.000-019
INC
ACREAGE: AUDITOR
DESC: FAIRFIELD FARMS
OLOT 6 EX EX EX EX 2221 &
2211 HILLCREST AVE
501600154
50-32-06-401-160.000-019
INC
ACREAGE: AUDITOR
OLOT 3 LEGAL DESC: (NW
CORNER FAIRFIELD BLVD &
HILLCREST AVE)
501600155
50-32-06-401-162.000-019
INC
ACREAGE: AUDITOR
OLOT 4 LEGAL DESC:
(NORTH OF HILLCREST AVE)
501600156
50-32-06-401-285.002-019
INC ACREAGE: .743 LOT 2
PHASE 2 FAIRFIELD FARMS
PUD EX EX (NE OF HILLCREST AVE)
501600157
50-32-06-403-120.005-019
INC LOT 5 REPLAT OF LOTS 1
& 4 IN REPLAT OF OUT PARCEL 7 SECTION ONE FAIRFIELD FARMS PUD EX (POND
SOUTH OF FAIRFIELD BLVD)
501600158
50-32-93-101-174.000-019
$1,099.96
MDC INVESTMENTS LLC ACREAGE: AUDITOR DESC: O P LOT 73 W1/2
LEGAL DESC: W1/2 LOT 73 OP
(PARKING AREA EAST OF N
WALNUT ST)
501600159
50-32-93-101-728.000-019
$10,540.17
MDC INVESTMENTS LLC ACREAGE: AUDITOR DESC: O P LOT 94 LEGAL
DESC: 225 W JEFFERSON ST
501600160
50-32-93-103-269.000-019
$5,390.80 EJB INDIANA REALTY LLC ACREAGE: AUDITOR DESC: O P LOT 38 S 22.5'
N 23' LEGAL DESC: 215 N
MICHIGAN ST
501600161
50-32-93-301-068.000-019
$4,035.24
KELLER KEVIN
WHEELERS CON ADD E OF
RR EX OL 4 LEGAL DESC: 408
S PLUM ST
501600162
50-32-93-301-420.000-019
$1,258.01 T C INVESTMENTS
LLC
ACREAGE: AUDITOR
DESC: BROWNLEES ADD LOT
1 W 62' E 132' LEGAL DESC:
(SOUTH OF RR)
501600163
50-32-93-303-743.000-019
$1,501.70 FIGUEROA JORGE
WHEELERS CON ADD LOT
115 N 75' W 1/2 LEGAL DESC:
335 NURSERY ST
501600164
50-32-94-101-029.000-019
$2,088.66 SNYDER KATHY B
JACKSON HGTS SEC 1 LOT 8
LEGAL DESC: 210 LEMLER LN
501600165
50-32-94-101-054.000-019
$995.61 JACKSON JOHN S &
ISABEL M ACREAGE: 3.76
AUDITOR DESC: LAKE IN
JACKSON HGTS SEC 2 LEGAL
DESC: ( LAKE IN JACKSON
HEIGHTS)
501600166
50-42-29-401-032.023-019
$1,856.58 IRWIN JENNIFER L
HOME 23 ON HOMESITE 23
OF BRIARWOOD ESTATES
CONDOS WITH UND % INTEREST IN COMMON AREA 2828
APPLEWOOD AVE
501600167
50-42-33-400-002.004-019
$3,406.05 LIECHTY ERICA
LOT 2 RIVERSIDE MEADOWS
PUD SECTION 1 1111 ED
COOK BLVD
Total Properties: 130
I hereby certify that the foregoing
is a true list of lots and land returned delinquent for the nonpayment of taxes and special assessments for the time periods
set forth, also subsequent delinquent taxes, current taxes and
costs due thereon and the same
are chargeable with the amount
of tax, etc., with which they are
charges on said list.
Given under my hand and seal
this 15th day of September,
2016.
Julie A. Fox, Auditor, Marshall
County Indiana.
September 15, 22, 29, 2016 BE1642
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DVD’s and misc. items!
CASHIER NEEDED at
Habitat Restore, 2-3
days weekly. Apply at
116 South Walnut
Street, Plymouth.
PASSENGER VAN
Driver is needed to
transport disabled individuals to and from
MSDC. This is a split
shift. Excellent driving
record required. No
CDL required, PP endorsement is preferred.
Apply in person, no
phone calls please.
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Pidco Dr, Plymouth
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Management opportunity. Etna Green Mini
Mart (574)858-2577
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Sales experience is preferred. This is a 40+
hours a week position. We offer competitive
wages, a full benefit package with insurance,
401K, demo after 60 days of employment and
paid vacations.
Apply in person at 1520 E 9th Street
Rochester, IN 46975
170
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HORSE SADDLE SHOP
in Bremen has s shipping job opening at
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Must be able to lift 50 lbs.
To apply, e-mail:
[email protected]
or Call 574-546-2206
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Finisher & Laborer
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(574)936-8900
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Dogwood Rd., Bremen
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HENSLER NURSERY,
Hamlet: Fall nursery
work. Call (574)
867-4192 for more information.
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compensation/benefits
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1400 Pidco Dr. in Plymouth.
MORNING INDUSTRIAL cleaning in Bremen: 8A until Noon.
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http://www.cleansweepcsi.com/careers.
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$11/12 per/hour. 1st
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3570 Commerce Drive
Warsaw, IN. www.elwoodjobs.com
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WORKERS needed in
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and working overtime!
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TRANSPORTING
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MAINTENANCE PURCHASING AGENT
Kountry Wood Products in Nappanee is seeking a Maintenance
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responsibilities of this position include ordering machine parts and
maintenance materials, product research, inventory management
and asset management. Candidates must have maintenance
related experience, including an understanding of CNC machines,
and possess strong computer skills. Past purchasing experience
is preferred.
Please mail resumes to:
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Kountry Wood Products
352 Shawnee St., Nappanee, IN 46550
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2 BR, 1 BR, Studios
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Ben Tire Distributors
Home every night
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w/clean driving record
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License Required
Must have solid work
history w excellent ref's
Must pass pre-employ
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Must be able to lift up
to 75# repetitively
Competitive starting
wage
Excellent benefits
package
This is an excellent career opportunity for the
right candidate!
1710 Walter Glaub
Drive, Plymouth IN
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574-546-9494
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(269)240-7734
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574-546-2960
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574-936-6239
PLUM STREET Villas
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574-936-4487
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with daily living skills. Plan recreational
activities. High school diploma or GED
required. Experience preferred, but wil train
the right individual. Current/valid Indiana
Driver’s License. Drug/Alcohol testing.
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MSDC 1901 Pidco Dr, Plymouth, IN 465636
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Team Pride Athletics in Rochester, IN is
looking for an In-House Production Artist.
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a high sense of urgency.
Please send resume with a portfolio of
work to [email protected]
170
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F AULKNER FABRICATING, INC.
is hiring
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We offer competitive wages and benefits
to qualified applicants.
Apply in person at:
Faulkner Fabricating, Inc.
4050 Lincoln Highway
Bourbon, IN 46504
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Duplex for Rent
KOONTZ LAKE: 2-BR
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furnished, 1 year
lease.
No pets.
(574)279-1357
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$78,500.
(574)936-8800
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Sun, Sep 18 (1-6 PM).
Located corner of Toto
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Watch for signs & red
barn. Cash only. (512)
667-4016
[email protected]
BREMEN: 908 W.
North Street, September
15-16,
8:30am-6pm & September
17,
8:30am-3pm.
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bedding, clothes, golf
clubs & caddy, grill &
much, much more!
CULVER: 936 Academy Rd., September
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330
Articles for Sale
CRAFTSMAN 36” pull
behind tiller. $350. Cub
Cadet 2130 $200.
(574) 933-4100
WOOD
BURNING
stove, good condition.
All pipe & roof cap.
$300. 574-806-4068
370
Machinery/Tools
1989 JOHN Deere
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SKID LOADER, 5100
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$400/OBO. Call, (574)
936-6988
385
Food/Produce
PUMPKINS
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AND MUMS
3 miles east, 1 1/4 miles north
on CR 11, Nappanee
(574) 773-2746
390
Wanted to Buy
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& Gold Items
(574)209-1001
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Help Wanted
WE BUY Junk Cars.
Top Dollar. Free
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SHIPPING & RECEIVING CLERK
400
Automobiles
Sullivan Group, Inc. Nappanee, IN, a leader in corporate apparel and
promotional products for over 38 years, is now hiring for a full-time
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to lift 40 lb boxes, unload freight trucks, pull/pack/ship orders, check in
merchandise, make deliveries (must have good driving record). Excellent
work environment. This is a “temporary full-time position through the end
of the year possibly continuing as a “part-time” position in 2017.
Apply to Sullivan Group, P.O. Box 167, Nappanee, IN 46550
or e-mail [email protected]
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Hoosier Racing Tire Corp., is seeking Production Employees
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• 40-hour work week • Overtime available • Paid lunch .
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2307 Pidco Drive , Plymouth, IN 46563
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1997 TOYOTA Camry:
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574-935-4366
2011 HONDA CRZ 6
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miles. $10,500 OBO.
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