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Rochester resident happy to be home again %\ 75$&(< 58&.0$1 )HDWXUH :ULWHU “We feel super lucky to have all of our family within a 20-mile radius,” stated Hannah Bahney, Rochester.

After graduating from IU Bloomington, Bahney and her husband, Alex, lived in both Indianapolis and Michigan, trying to find the right place to raise their growing family.

However, they never felt settled until a few years ago, when they decided to come back to their roots.

“My husband and I have three daughters, and we are happy to

be back here so they can grow up around their grandparents,” she said.

Bahney teaches part-time at Grace United Methodist Church preschool and recently became the marketing and communications coordinator for the Northern Indiana Community Foundation.

“I love working at Grace, but I was also excited to have an opportunity to come back to the Foundation,” she said. “My very first summer internship in college was with the Foundation and now I’ve come full circle.”

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Bahney has immersed herself in the community in other ways, too. She is the treasurer for the Fulton County Youth Center Board, which supports The Outlet Youth Center.

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Bahney also helped coordinate the Friday morning preschool program at the Outlet Youth Center. Before starting at Grace, she volunteered her time to the preschool program, which has grown from a small number of children to a thriving program.

“They’re read to, they get a snack and they do a craft,” she said. The preschool is still in place, with Patience Hisey at the helm.

“It’s been awesome,” Bahney said of her experience with the Outlet Youth Center.

She is an active member at Grace United Methodist and serves on the preschool board there as well. Bahney will be starting a Fulton County MOPS (Mothers of Preschoolers) group in the fall.

When time allows, Bahney likes spending time with her family. “We play board games and hang out at home. We enjoy spending time outdoors, too. We like to fish and hike, and we have a really big garden every year,” she said. Bahney can also be found on the soccer and T-ball fields lending a hand to her husband, who is a coach.

“My oldest daughter just started in the horse and pony club at 4-H and that has been fun to be a part of,” she added.

“Fulton County has provided a lot of opportunities for me, and I’m super excited to be back here with my husband and the girls.”

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By KEITH KNEPP Associate Editor Gathered together toward the end of a bustling hallway inside Rochester High School are an extraordinary group of students.

Led by teachers Tia Heishman and Myra Dunfee, and helped by six instructional assistants and a nurse, the life skills class provides metered instruction to both middle and high school special needs students. The class began at RHS in the mid-2000s by Dave Apt, who served as its first instructor.

“The purpose of the life skills class is to prepare the special needs students for life after high school, whatever that looks like for them,” said Heishman. “Every one of the students is different with a wide range of ages, abilities and skills.”

Currently there are 18 students in the class, some of whom spend their entire school day inside the classroom. While a couple of students attend on alternating days, others take part in exploratory classes with their classmates, including physical education, art, foods and welding. This allows them to spend time with their

peers and develop trade and social skills.

Heishman noted that students in her class have a wide variety of special needs, including emotional disorders, social skills and learning disabilities. She has been involved with the class for five years, although this is her first as a teacher, having previously served as an instructional assistant. She developed a personal interest in the class after her oldest son was diagnosed as a special needs child. She now holds a degrees in both elementary and special education, and holds a certification in the OrtonGillingham method of teaching spelling, reading and phonics.

The school employs a psychologist to help determine whether a student needs to be a part of the life skills class. Similar classes exist in both Riddle and Columbia elementary schools, led by Jessica Melton and Chrissy Flynn, respectively. Many students in the Rochester Community School Corporation progress in the life skills program through the three buildings as they get older.

Heishman said her students are a pretty resilient group of kids. She noted they have done extraordinarily well with all the

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She also noted that she develops personal connections with the families of her students in an effort to put together the best learning plan for each child. While she offers a general lesson theme for the class, the instructors work with students at their individual level and pace.

One of the assistants, Mary James, also serves as a job coach.

In this role, James works with local businesses to provide opportunities for the students to learn work ethic and habits while serving as volunteers. The end goal is to move them into a paid position after they finish high school.

“If I can walk away at the end of the day thinking I’ve done something to better my students, then that’s a good day,” concluded Heishman.

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OBITUARIES James A. Brugh

Edgar Hunter

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James A. “Jim” Brugh, 73, passed away Thursday, Feb. 17, 2022, at the Mayo Clinic Hospital, St. Mary’s Campus in Rochester, Minn.

This followed a nearly one-year battle with lung disease.

On Sept. 24, 1948, James Arthur Brugh was born, the second son of Joseph Leonard and Mil-$0(6 $ dred Wentzel Brugh. Growing up, he shared his %58*+ childhood with his older brother, Randy.

Jim graduated from Rochester High School in 1966. After a brief stint at Indiana State University, Jim transferred to Manchester College to continue his studies in German, where he graduated in 1970 with a bachelor of arts in secondary education. During his Manchester years, he studied in Germany at Philipps-Universität Marburg, perfecting his linguistic skills. Later, Mr. Brugh earned his master of arts from Indiana University.

On July 1, 1972, Jim married Ronda Rae Hood at the St. Joseph Catholic Church. They shared nearly 50 years of life’s adventures. From their union came four sons and a daughter, with two more generations following.

With great dedication and devotion to his students, Mr. Brugh, a master instructor, taught German for more than four decades at Culver Military Academy. He held the Eugene C. Eppley Chair of Foreign Language from 1998 to 2014. Voted on by the student body, Jim received the Kaser Award in 1995 for recognition of his scholarly interests, enthusiastic teaching, sympathetic understanding and wise council. He was an esteemed role model, admired by his students and respected by his peers. Mr. Brugh took great satisfaction in helping to provide the skill sets necessary to empower the success and confidence of his students.

In addition to his teaching responsibilities, he was the head coach of the boys varsity soccer team from 1984 to 2014, making him the longest-serving head soccer coach in the state of Indiana.

He was an assistant coach for 10 years prior. He guided the Eagles to the state finals on multiple occasions, inspiring his team for 40 years.

As a musician, Jim played his trombone for student musicals and on stage for various musical ensembles at the Eppley Auditorium at Culver Military Academy. He also played big band and jazz at other non-school venues. As a self-taught harmonica player, he would often play songs in German class for his students to sing along.

In 1982, a family tradition was established by Jim and Ronda and their children staying at a lake resort near Hackensack, Minn.

They later bought their own cabin in that area. Many memories were made at their cabin, where the family enjoyed fishing, exploring and embracing nature together. Jim was a skilled handyman, adept at fixing anything around their country home. He passed those skills on to his children. He enjoyed woodworking very much, culminating in more recent years with turning bowls from logs on his lathe for friends and family.

As the patriarch of his family, Jim was especially proud to see the arrival of each of the grands and great-grands. The Brughs enjoyed taking to the roads in their motorhome to travel to Arizona, California and Texas to visit other members of their family.

Left to cherish Jim’s memory are his wife, Ronda of Rochester; a daughter, Audra Lomba and husband Ray Anthony of Valley Center, Calif.; two sons, Jason Brugh and wife Nicole of Flagstaff, Ariz., and Jim Brugh and wife Melissa of Granger; 10 grandchildren, Addison Brugh, Harper Brugh, Tenaya Brugh, Zander Brugh, Jackson Hayes, Ashlyn Hayes, Sierra Bryant and husband Justin, Lily Lomba, Raena Lomba and Myla Lombal; two great-grandsons, Ira and Odin; and a brother, Joseph Randall “Randy” Brugh of Rochester.

Jim was preceded in death by two sons, Joel A. Brugh July 28, 2009, and Joshua A. Brugh April 3, 2017; in-laws, Doris Hood Dec. 24, 2018, and Kenneth Hood Oct. 2, 2004; parents, Mildred Brugh Nov. 5, 2012, and Joseph Brugh Oct. 15, 2014.

A celebration of the life of Mr. Jim Brugh will be at the Culver Academies chapel Friday afternoon, March 4. Visitation will be from 2-4 p.m. A service will follow at 4 p.m. Jim will be laid to eternal rest on the family plot at the Rochester IOOF Cemetery.

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Memorials in lieu of flowers may be made to Mayo Pulmonary Medicine, 200 First St. SW, Rochester, MN 55905.

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Donald William Kuhn U.S. Marines Veteran Donald William Kuhn, 92, Peru, formerly of Rochester, passed away at 10:29 p.m. Wednesday, Feb. 23, 2022, at Duke’s Memorial Hospital, Peru.

He was born May 27, 1929, in Rochester, the son of Calvin and Mildred (Rogers) Kuhn. He served with the U.S. Marines during the Korean War. On Dec. 31, 1966, in Rochester, he married '21$/' Darlene (Cumberland) Ulerick; she survives. :,//,$0 .8+1 Mr. Kuhn had worked as a door to door milkman and then moved to work for the Torin Corporation, where he met his wife of 55 years. Before he retired, he was working for Little Debbi. He enjoyed playing golf and in his younger days was an avid pool player.

Survivors include his wife, Darlene Kuhn, Peru; children, Randy (Dena) Kuhn, Logansport, Mark (Liz) Kuhn, New Holstein, Wis., and Tara (Dave) Bright, Morton, Ill.; stepchildren and in-laws, Teresa (Nate) Kimmell, Rochester, Brian Ulerick, Florida, and Alee Ulerick, Rochester; 15 grandchildren; nine great-grandchildren; and a sister, Ester Godshalk, Warsaw.

He was preceded in death by his parents and stepson, Bobby Ulerick.

No services are scheduled at this time. Arrangements by Zimmerman Bros. Funeral Home, Rochester. Online condolences may be expressed at www.zimmermanbrosfh.com.

Tim L. Carlson Tim L. Carlson, 61, Kewanna, died at 8:01 p.m.

Monday, Feb. 21, 2022, at his residence.

He was born May 30, 1960, to Larry and Sharon Carlson. He married Nan- 7,0 / &$5/621

cy L. Frasa July 6, 1978. She survives.

Also surviving are his children; Danielle Carlson, Kewanna; Matthew Carlson, Star City; Casey and Heather Carlson, Kewanna; brother, Tedd and Juli Carlson, Fort Wayne; sisters, Glend and Rex Urbin, Kewanna, Cindy Shayler, North Carolina; grandson; mother in law, Dorothy Frasa, Kewanna.

He was preceded in death by his parents.

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Edgar “Junior” Hunter, 68, Rochester, passed away at 1:28 p.m. Monday, Feb. 21, 2022, at Life Care Center of Rochester.

On Sept. 9, 1953, Edgar Charles was born in Trion, Ga., to Edgar and Mary Ruth Hunter.

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Left to cherish the memories of Edgar are a daughter, April Hunter of Summerville, Ga.; three sons, Casey Hunter and wife Shelby of Summerville, Ga., Jeremiah C. Hunter and wife Leann of Rochester and Steven M. Hunter of Peru; numerous grandchildren; two sisters, Beth Hunter and Carol Hunter, both of Trion, Ga.; two brothers, Randy Hunter and wife Cathy and Charles Hunter and wife Joan, all of Trion, Ga.; and several nieces and nephews.

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Norman L. Nifong Norman L. Nifong, 87, died Monday, Feb. 21, 2022, at Life Care Center, Rochester.

He was born Nov. 21, 1934, to Walter and Lavon Nifong. On May 20, 1956, he married his wife, Betty.

He is survived by his wife Betty, Bourbon; daughter, Holly and Mark Lindsey, Bremen; daughter-in-law, Laura Nifong; brother, Floyd and Ruth Nifong, Plymouth; sister, Lorna Cooksey, LaPorte; eight grandchildren; 10 great-grandchildren.

Norman is preceded in death by his parents; son, Bric; brother, Roger.

Funeral services were Tuesday, March 1, 2022. Burial took place in the Mt. Pleasant Cemetery, Bourbon.

Arrangements were entrusted to the Johnson-Danielson Funeral Home, Plymouth.

Rev. Henry Van Sprunger Rev. Henry Van Sprunger, 65, Culver, died at 7:16 p.m. Monday, Feb. 7, 2022 at the St. Joseph Medical Center, Mishawaka.

He was born March 1, 1956, to 5(9 +(15< 9$1 63581*(5 Roy Charles and Dula May Sprunger. On March 18, 1982 he married Karen Jo Matz, she preceded him in death, Jan. 25, 2022.

He is survived by his daughters, April Mayo, Jackson, Mich., Holly and Jeff Washburn, Jackson, Mich.; eight grandchildren; two greatgrandchildren; sister, Beverly Scott, Wyoming, Mich.

He was preceded in death by his parents; wife; brother, Roy M. Sprunger, Lloyd L. Sprunger; sisters, Judy Sprunger, Kris Tina Sprunger.

Memorial services were held Saturday, Feb. 26, at the Argos United Methodist Church.

Arrangements were entrusted to the Earl-Grossman Funeral Home, Argos.

Karen Jo (Matz) Sprunger K a r e n Jo (Matz) Sprunger, 64, Culver, died at 5:38 p.m.

Tuesday, Jan. 25, 2022, at Saint Joseph Health System, Plymouth.

She was .$5(1 born June 3, -2 0$7= 1959, to Leo and Joan 63581*(5 Matz.

She married Henry V. Sprunger March 18, 1982. He followed her in death Feb. 7, 2022.

Surviving are her daughters, April Mayo, Jackson, Mich., Holly and Jeff Washburn, Jackson, Mich.; eight grandchildren; sister, Renee Blankson, Houston, Texas; brother, Kelly and Kim Matz, Portage, Mich.; sister in law, Beverly Scott; many nieces and nephews; many great-nieces and nephews.

She is preceded in death by her parents.

Memorial services were held Saturday, Feb. 26, at the Argos United Methodist Church.

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OBITUARIES Continued from page 4 Arrangements were entrusted to the Earl-Grossman Funeral Home, Argos.

Richard Joseph Zeiger Richard Joseph Zeiger, 60, Rochester, died Feb. 16, 2022, at Parkview Regional Hospital, Fort Wayne.

He was born Oct. 2, 1961, to Joseph and Martha Zeiger.

Surviving are his children; son, Quentin Zeiger; daughter, Brandy Hensley; daughter, Shelby and Trevor Brown; brother Joh and Martha Geiger; sister, Nancy and

Lonnie Cripe; 10 grandchildren; one great-grandchild.

He is preceded in death by his parents; sister, Mary Zeiger; brother, Thomas Zei5,&+$5' ger.

-26(3+ =(,*(5 There will be a celebration of life 2-6 p.m. Sunday, March 13, at the Lions Club, 102 Monticello Road, Rochester.

Ivy Tech sponsoring high school science fair Ivy Tech Community College is sponsoring its second science fair for high school students throughout the Ivy Tech Kokomo service area. Environmental biology is the subject of the fair, set for March 4, that will allow students to show off their scientific knowledge.

Tammy Greene, PhD, who serves as chair of Ivy Tech Kokomo’s life and physical sciences programs, said parents, teachers and community members are invited to the fair. The fair will be open from 4-6 p.m. in Hingst Hall, the community room located in Ivy Tech Kokomo’s Health Professions Center on the campus at 1815 E. Morgan St., Kokomo. Eighteen students have registered to participate.

Greene said the fair also will offer area high science students an opportunity to compete for a variety of prizes. In the junior/ senior category, first prize will be a scholarship for one free class at Ivy Tech Kokomo and a tablet, with second prize being a free class. In the freshman/sophomore category, first prize is a $200 gift card at Barnes and Noble and second prize is a $100 gift card.

Greene has worked with area

science teachers to share this opportunity for their students to learn more about Ivy Tech Kokomo’s science education facilities and the college’s associate transfer degree in biology. The Transfer Single Articulation Pathway in biology gives Ivy Tech graduates the possibility of transferring to any state institution of higher education as a junior to pursue a bachelor’s degree in biology.

“With this program, approved by the Indiana Commission for Higher Education, Ivy Tech is able to offer a program majoring in biology that mirrors what students take in their first two years at a university,” she continued.

“The degree provides training in introductory biology in the first year with majors-level chemistry along with classes in physics, molecular biology, genetics, and ecology in the second year.”

With bachelor and master degrees in human biology from the University of Indianapolis and a doctorate in biological anthropology from the University of Alaska Fairbanks, Greene teaches many of the life science courses for Ivy Tech Kokomo. She can be reached at (765) 252-5532 or tgreene30@ ivytech.edu.

DNR Recreation and Fishing guidebooks are now online Your guide to Indiana’s best values in outdoor recreation is available now at on.IN.gov/recguide.Guides. And your guide to Indiana fishing is available at on.IN.gov/fishingguide.

The DNR’s 2022 Indiana Recreation Guide is the source for information on state parks, state forests, lakes, fish & wildlife areas, nature preserves, state park inns and other DNR properties.

Soon, free printed copies of each will be available at local retail outlets, state parks, lakes and other DNR properties.

Paper copies of the guides also are available at the DNR booth in Tackle Town, in the Blue Ribbon Pavilion at the Indianapolis Boat, Sport and Travel Show, today through Feb. 20 and 23-27, at the Indiana State Fairgrounds in Indianapolis.

Annual entrance passes for state park properties can be purchased in person at the gatehouse or offices of state park properties during business hours, at the Indiana Government Center South in Indianapolis during business hours or at shopINstateparks.com.

Indiana resident passes cost $50. For individuals 65 years old or older, the price is $25.

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Annual passes for vehicles with out-of-state license plates are $70. Normal daily gate fees for residents at most properties are $7 per in-state vehicle.

For more information on Indiana state park properties, visit stateparks.IN.gov.

Fishing licenses can be purchased and printed at INHuntFish.com. They can also be purchased at retailers, county clerk offices, most DNR properties throughout the state, as well as at the Boat, Sport and Travel Show.

Job, the good man (Read Job 42:1-17) “For I know that my redeemer liveth, and that he shall stand at the latter day upon the earth: And though after my skin %\ 5(9 521 worms de385.(< stroy this body, yet in my flesh shall I see God:” (Job 19:25-26) If you think your sufferings are beyond what anybody else has experienced, consider Job’s trials. He was shot at like an enemy (Job 6:4; 16:12–13), hunted like a wild animal (Job 10:16), covered by darkness (Job 19:8), uprooted like a tree (Job 19:10) and put into a furnace (Job 23:10). His wife discouraged him, his three “friends” attacked him and the Lord seemed to abandon him.

Job was a sinner. Job had said some rash things during this discussion, but unlike his friends, he had spoken the truth

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Superior Court The following petitions have been filed in Fulton County Superior Court Judge Gregory L. Heller presiding:

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Complaints BK Property Management v. Krista Hudkins, Rochester, $4,514.83.

Capital One Bank v. Virginia Dulin, Rochester, $18,361.36.

Crown Assest Management LLC v. Lucinda Hoskins, Kewanna, $1,494.21.

LVNV Funding LLC v. Kayla Glasspoole, Rochester, $1,125.53.

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Ramer - Martin Carolyn Ramer, 23, Argos, and Maynard Martin, 20, Rochester.

Marriage Dissolutions The following couples have filed for marriage dissolutions in Fulton County Courts: Montel — Adam Montel and Kayla Montel, Rochester. With children.

Court News Circuit Court The following petitions have been filed in Fulton County Circuit Court Arthur Christopher Lee presiding:

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Complaints Snap on Credit v. Mitchell Green, Rochester, $7,965.01.

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condemnation or restoration?

Job was a receiver. Job had wanted to go to court and argue law, but instead he went to the altar and experienced grace. He received forgiveness, friends, family, wealth and honor, twice as much as he had before. God does not guarantee this kind of happy ending in this life to everybody who goes through trials (Hebrews 11:36–40), but he does promise to reward all who are true to him (Revelation 2:10). Job came out of the furnace a better person (Job 23:10), and so can you if you will trust God and let him have his way.

God is not obligated to make the righteous healthy and rich or the wicked sick and poor, but Job was blessed by God. Job’s suffering was replaced with earthly glory, but today’s Christian believer’s suffering will be transformed into heavenly glory. Therefore, our sufferings are not in vain, for the Lord is working out all of his glorious purposes.

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about God (Job 42:7). Job had a new understanding of God’s power and purpose (Job 42:2) and he realized he had to repent. Job’s sufferings gave him a new vision of himself and of the glory and greatness of God (Hebrews 12:11).

Job was a servant. Four times in Job 42: 7–8, God called Job “my servant.” Although he had weaknesses and failures, Job served God during his time of suffering. By maintaining his faith in God in spite of trials, Job unknowingly silenced the devil and revealed to the world God is worthy of our trust and worship, no matter how much he allows us to suffer. In the will of God, trials work for us, not against us (Romans 8:28; 2 Corinthians 4:16–18); therefore, we can work for God as we suffer. Suffering can be a ministry.

Job was an intercessor.

The friends had said some unkind things to Job and some terrible things about Job, yet he forgave them and prayed for them. The friends had to do what they admonished Job to do: confess their sins and repent. Do you pray for people who have wronged you (Matthew 5:43–48)? Do you pray for

Traffic Violations The following fines and levies were paid in Fulton County Courts: Speeding — Wei Ma, Los Angeles, Calif.; $171; Robert T. Reuther, Plymouth, $160.50; Michael Bowser, Benton Harbor, Mich., $171; Monica D. Crosby, Chicago, Ill., $150.50; Adam G. Whaley, South Bend, $150.50; Ryan L. Johnson, Norcross, Ga., $150.50; Richard

R. Williams V, South Bend,$171; Logan H. Densmore, Galvesto, $150.50; Travis K. Martin, Plymouth, $150.50; Christelle N. Ntawiniga, Mishawaka, $160.50; Ryan M. Jackowiak, Indianapolis, $150.50; Elizabeth A. Hemond, Ferndale, Mich., $150.50; Brayden J. Shaver, Rochester, $192.50; Leif W. Billings, Indianapolis, $160.50; Dustin Kaehr, Bristol, $160.50; Lukas R. Neidlinger, Culver, $150.50; Bill W. Green, Peru, $150.50; Abigail R. Scott, Rochester, $160.50; Ivan C. Smith, Avon, $171; Samual L. Oliver, Avon, $160.50; Karina J. Rubio, Goshen, $150.50; Lucas E. Snyder, South Bend, $150.50; Kirkland R. Bushong, Winamac, $185.50; Alexander J. Copeland, Michigan City, $192.50; Jeffrey T. Slocum, Elkhart, $150.50.

Failure to change lanes for authorized emergency vehicle — Eduardo J. Espinoza, Indianapolis, $161.

Failure to use safety belt — Zachary B. Regnier, South Haven, Mich., $196.

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The friends were each born Feb. 29, 1972, at Woodlawn Hospital, Rochester, in the old hospital were the library now stands. Their mothers were friends and were in the labor room together awaiting the arrival of their new babies to be born. Schwarte was born first

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The mothers are still friends to this day and are in a sorority together. Carpenter and Schwarte went through school together, after graduation they have remained close friends. Both women are business owners, Carpenter being the owner of KLC Design Hair Studio and Schwarte serving those delicious elephant ears in her stand all over Indiana, as well as locally.

Since leap year only comes every four years, they are technically only 12 1/2 years old this year, but celebrated the “big one” together. A surprise 50th birthday was recently held for Carpenter at The Moose Lodge were Schwarte and about 25 other friends and family attended.

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I enjoyed the use of the Whitmer gym in the ’50s. Now let me tell you all the things it did for the people of Rochester.

Graduations for high school and grade schools. Sock hops on the gym floor after Friday night basketball games. Community

rummage sales.

Rochester High School’s Fall Festival. You could even win a live duck for a prize.

Famous Jonah Club fish frys.

County and sectional basketball tournaments.

I once saw the original Harlem Globetrotters play here. The like-

liness of Marques Haynes and Reece “Goose” Tatum.

Basketball practice for grades seven thru 12. A large high school band that would perform at halftime at our basketball games.

There was a stage in Whitmer Gym. It was used for many events like the high school drama class.

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Submit a nomination for Fulton County Community Awards Fulton County Chamber of Commerce recognizes the county’s success is dependent upon the hard work of the organizations, businesses and individuals who give themselves to make the community a better place. Please take a moment to make a nomination that recognizes this hard work.

They hope these awards will encourage the award winners and inspire others to be more engaged in their county.

Organization Of The Year Open to both businesses and nonprofit organizations, this award is presented to an organization or business in the Fulton County area with proven growth and stability, provides innovative products and services, and demonstrates economic support of the Fulton County area business community.

Business Professional Of The Year This award is presented to an Individual who demonstrates growing excellence, creativity, and initiative

in their profession, is engaged in the community, and shows a strong commitment to good business practices. This person serves as a role model for other professionals both personally and professionally, and possesses vision and passion to mentor and lead others.

Emerging Business Award Open to both for-profit and nonprofit organizations, this award is presented to an organization or business established in the last zero to five years in the Fulton County area that demonstrates growing success in community, and exhibits commitment to good business practices, community relations, and employee relations.

Community Service Award Original chamber award. Prestigious award presented to an individual who has made outstanding contributions to the community.

To nominate a deserving candidate, call the chamber at (574) 2242666, or email Kellie Scobie at assistant@fultoncountychamber.com.

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New owners re-open doors to hometown favorite %\ $/,621 +$1'< 6WDII :ULWHU Jarrety’s Place is open once again.

The new owners, Brice and Katie Romine, are excited to re-open the local favorite eatery located in downtown Rochester.

“I grew up here in Rochester and I knew what a great business it was already,” Brice Romine expressed, “I wanted to bring it

back to the community.”

“We are just excited to be a part of it,” Katie Romine added, “and excited to see what is to come.”

The restaurant was previously owned and operated by Dawn Nicodemus. She sadly closed the doors in November 2021. Since then the Romines have been working with Nicodemus in preparation for the grand re-opening.

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“I want to thank the Lord first and foremost, secondly, I want to thank my family and third, I want to thank Dawn again. I think she has done great things for the community and I am very proud to carry on this business here in town,” stated Brice during the ceremony.

Brice has always wanted to be a part of a restaurant and being a part of one of the best restaurants

in town, he jumped at the opportunity. He explained they are keeping the classics on the menu for Jarrety’s Place and coffee bar, however there may be some plans for the “other side” of the restaurant.

“We are going to be opening a Gastro pub,” shared Brice, “there will be small plates, steaks, chops and seafood.” They will be calling their evening dining option side of the establishment, the Arlington Public House.

The Romines are not only excited for their new restaurant adventures but also thrilled about

being a part of the community. “I am really looking forward to helping rebuild downtown, I know there are a lot of other young entrepreneurs that are hoping to do so in the community right now,” Brice said, “We are very ambitious for downtown.”

Jarrety’s Place is open Monday through Saturday 6 a.m. to 2 p.m. beginning Thursday, March 3. The Arlington Public House hours will be 4-9 p.m. Monday through Thursday and 1 p.m. to 11 p.m. Friday through Saturday.

They’re located at 701 Main St., Rochester.

Updates and happenings The Outlet Youth Center, 602 Main St., Rochester, offers math and English tutoring available 3-4 p.m. Tuesdays and Thursdays for students fourth grade to seventh grade.

—o— Power Association Club board meeting at the Fulton County Historical Museum, 37 E. 375N, Rochester, 6:30 p.m. Thursday, March 3. Power Association Club meeting follows at 7:30 p.m.

—o— Bingo 4:30 p.m. Thursday, March 3, at the Rochester Public Library, 320 W. 7th St. —o— Fish and chicken fry 3:30 to

7:30 p.m. Saturday, March 5, at the Fulton County Historical Society, US 31 and CR 375N, Rochester. Adults $11 and children ages 6-11 $6. Carry-out or dine in; tickets available at door only or at museum Monday-Saturday 9 a.m. to 5 p.m.

—o— “Protecting Yourself From Fraud” will be presented by Area Five at 11 a.m. Wednesday, March 9, at the Kewanna Union Township Public Library, 210 E. Main St. Learn about ways to be protected from Medicare, Medicaid and other medical insurance fraud. Everyone is welcome to attend.

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Senate Enrolled Act 1, which has now passed both the Senate and House of Representatives, will make adjustments to the current statute so approximately 900,000 additional Hoosiers are eligible for

the state’s automatic taxpayer refund.

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This automatic refund is made possible thanks to more than a decade of conservative fiscal leadership at the Statehouse, and as your state senator, I will always prioritize exercising fiscal discipline when considering legislation.

To view this bill and others moving through the General Assembly, visit iga.in.gov/.

—o— Church of the Heartland, 321 E. 8th St., Rochester, is starting a women’s group. Meeting once a month the second Wednesday of the month beginning 5:30-7:30 p.m. Wednesday, March 9. Event this month is paint your own inspiration frame night. Childcare provided and optional carry in soup dinner. Reserve a spot by calling (574) 780-4662.

—o— Indoor cornhole for men’s group with Church of the Heartland, 321 E. 8th St. Rochester, 5:30 to 7:30 p.m. Wednesday, March 9.

—o— Antiques and collectibles show and sale at the Fulton County Historical Society Museum, 37 E. 375N, Rochester. Early bird sale 4-7 p.m. Thursday, March 10. 9 a.m. to 6 p.m. Friday, March 11, 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. Saturday, March 12. Admission is $4; three day pass $10.

—o— Benefit dinner for Linda Conley Rudd 5-8 p.m. Saturday, March 12, at the Talma Community Building, 6863 SR 25, Rochester. Enjoy chicken noodle dinner, silent auction, bake sale and live music from Liz Banister and Matt Miller.

—o— All you can eat fish and chicken fry by Dan’s Frying Service hosted by the Grass Creek Lions Club 4:30 to 7 p.m. Saturday, March 12, at the Grass Creek Fire Station, 7309 S. SR 17. Dine in and carry-out available. Adults $11, children ages 6-12 $6.

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Town leaders had previously expressed concerns about the condition of the crossings. The crossings were rough enough at least a few vehicles sustained flat tires.

Mentone Town Council Member Tim Croy noted he believes additional repairs will be made once the weather gets warmer. He also thanked people for contacting the railroad about the tracks’ condition.

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She is a board-certified general surgeon who will join Dr. Michael Lalla in General Surgery at the LMPN Surgical Services office. She is a Fellow of the American College of Surgeons and has a special clinical interest in breast surgery.

As a general surgeon, Dr. Fleshman sees patients for procedures like colonoscopies, appendix and gallbladder removal, hernia repair, thyroid nodule removal, breast biopsy and breast surgery, as well as a wide range of other conditions. Many of the procedures she offers can be done using minimally-invasive techniques, where patients typically experience less pain and quicker recovery.

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Starting last week, the Fulton County Sheriff’s Office will be stepping up patrols to help curb dangerous and aggressive driving. The enforcement campaign will run from Friday, Feb. 25, through Monday, March 21.

The safety initiative is designed to reduce crashes and traffic fatalities and to promote safe driving around St. Patrick’s Day and the NCAA Tournament.

It also comes at a time when roadway deaths continue to climb across the state and nation.

In response, officers will be conducting high-visibility patrols during the next several weeks, showing zero tolerance for anyone driving aggressively, over the speed limit or under the influence. The extra enforcement is funded through National Highway Traffic Safety Administration grants administered by the Indiana Criminal Justice Institute.

“Every person that chooses to drive recklessly or impaired represents a serious threat to public safety,” said Sheriff Chris Sailors.

“Choices behind the wheel matter. One mistake is all it takes for someone to get injured. We’re asking all drivers to take responsibility and make smart decisions. Let’s work together to keep our roads and community safe.”

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the first nine months of 2021, a 12% increase from the same period in 2020.

In Indiana, preliminary data from ICJI shows 941 people died in fatal crashes last year. While that’s up 5% from 2020, it’s a 16% increase from pre-pandemic 2019 and represents the highest number of traffic fatalities since 2005.

Alcohol and drug impairment, distracted driving, speeding and not wearing seat belts are some of the leading causes behind the rise in fatalities.

“Last year, Indiana saw more traffic fatalities than we’ve seen in over a decade, and it doesn’t appear to be improving,” said Devon McDonald, ICJI executive director. “So far this year, fatal crashes in Indiana have claimed the lives of 2.5 people every day on average with over 100 lives lost already. It’s going to take an all-hands-on-deck approach to turn this around.”

Throughout the campaign, the department will be encouraging motorists to focus on safe driving and follow the rules of the road. This means wearing a seat belt at all times, driving sober, watching for pedestrians, driving distraction-free and obeying all posted speed limits.

However, some precautions should be taken before getting behind the wheel. For plans that involve alcohol, designate a sober driver ahead of time or plan to use public transportation or a ride service to get home safely.

“We cannot and should not tolerate the continuing crisis on our roadways,” said Robert Duckworth, ICJI traffic safety director. “Every driver and vehicle occupant has a responsibility when traveling. We need more people to take this seriously and to drive like their life depends on it – because it does.”

Motorists are encouraged to call 911 if they encounter an impaired or unsafe driver on the road.

To learn more about the Fulton County Sheriff’s Office, visit: www.co.fulton.in.us/sheriff.