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In 1975, Sergeant Fritz Beckman, known by his middle name, “Rob,” flew back to the United States from Germany, where his duties included serving in the American border garrisons at Bad Hersfield and Bad Kissingen, within sight of the Soviet zone, the first line of defense in Europe during the Cold War. It was two years after the end of direct U.S. military involvement in Vietnam. The days of returning servicemen being greeted with insults and abuse from anti-war protestors was still fresh in the minds of many, and at the airport, officials suggested to Beckman he change out of his uniform before disembarking. Later, in 1978, he quietly returned to civilian life with his new wife Linda.

Forty-four years later, Linda arranged for Rob, now Rochester American Legion Post 36 commander, and his older brother John, to receive the hero’s welcome they deserved, by booking them on an Honor Flight to visit the Washington D.C. memorials June 3-4. “She did it all for us,” said Rob of Linda’s work organizing the required paperwork.

Honor Flights is a national nonprofit organization started in 2005 with the goal of transporting military veterans at no cost to the see the memorials of the wars in which they fought. Roughly 245,000 veterans have taken part in this unique experience.

Due to the seniority system, John, who served from 1964-67 had been eligible for a while. “He turned down two flights to go with me,” Rob explained. Then COVID-19 hit, and flights were grounded until April 2022. The brothers were finally able to join 84

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Dave, Rob’s guardian, has a home on Lake Manitou. “It was brothers with brothers.”

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Indy-raised Boards enjoys the ‘small town feel’ %\ '$9,' +$=/(',1( 6WDII :ULWHU As a skills trainer for Four County Counseling Centers, one of Michael Boards’ goals is to help people “become the best version of themselves they can be.” And although Boards was born and raised in Indianapolis, it seems the 29-year-old has discovered the best version of himself in the small town of Rochester, where he lives with his wife, Makayla.

After graduating from Warren Central High School, where he was on the baseball team and third

chair violinist in the orchestra, Boards went on to earn a degree in psychology from Manchester University. And it was in North Manchester he was first exposed to the “small town feel.”

“It was a nice break from the hustle and bustle of the city,” he recalled. Moreover, he soon found it easier to enjoy an active, outdoor lifestyle, be it fishing, disc golf or gardening.

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“I’m a very sociable person … I try to see the good in people.”

Boards also credits his athletic background for helping develop empathy for the people around him. “I played baseball all throughout my life.” And on a team, where everyone is dependent on each other, he noted, “We tried building each other up instead of tearing each other down.”

Often, he added, “People feel like they’re never listened to. I try to listen to the things they want to talk about.”

Music provided yet another example of the benefits of team work.

Boards’ interest in the violin began in fifth grade and he was able to develop on the instrument without private training. He is self-taught on the piano as well, and he has found music to be another way to connect with people.

He has also started “dabbling on my own,” creating original music using GarageBand recording software and posting it on his Youtube channel.

Youtube also provides an outlet for Boards’ other interests, including video games and disc golf, activities he shares on his channel.

Boards and a group of 12-15 regular disc golfers have also started a disc golf league. He particularly enjoys Honey Bear Hollow Family Camp Ground’s course, one of the oldest in Indiana, as well as courses in Akron and in

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Other interests include chess and trading card games, including Magic: The Gathering and YuGiOh, which is based on the work of manga artist Kazuki Takahashi.

In the meantime, Boards and his wife also enjoy harvesting “fresh veggies” from their garden,

which also enables the environmentally-minded couple to maintain a smaller carbon footprint.

Such concern for the future of the planet may have become more acute considering the couple are expecting their first child in December, yet another opportunity for Boards to pass on his “life lessons” to a new generation.

Free summer meals available to students across Fulton County This summer, all Indiana students age 18 and younger have access to free, nutritious meals and snacks at more than 1,000 locations statewide through the 2022 Summer Food Service Program.

In Fulton County, sites include Columbia Elementary School, Rochester Middle and High Schools, Fulton County Public Library in Rochester, The Outlet Youth Center and Kewanna Public Library.

To find a Summer Food Service site, families can visit IDOENutrition.com to search for sites near them. This tool allows families to search by the meal served and days of the week where meals are offered.

Families can also call the National Hunger Hotline at 1-866-3-HUNGRY or 1-877-8-HAMBRE or text “summer meals” or “verano” to the National Hunger Hotline at (914) 342-7744 for additional assistance.

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Site locations and meal service times vary throughout Indiana, and locations range from parks and community centers to schools, churches and mobile feeding sites.

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For more than 40 years, the Summer Food Service Program has provided children ages 18 and under with access to free, nutritious meals and snacks during the summer months.

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Valley graduates 143 in class of 2022 %\ /($+ 6$1'(56 6WDII :ULWHU The Tippecanoe Valley High School Class of 2022 has received its turn in the spotlight.

The class, made up of 143 graduates, had its commencement ceremony on Sunday, June 5, in the TVHS gym.

In his speech at the ceremony, TVHS Principal Brandon Kresca noted he picks a character quality that encompasses each graduating class. For the Class of 2022, it was “endearing.”

“The definition of endearing is inspiring love and affection,” he said.

“In talking with your teachers they have all mentioned that they will most miss your love for yourselves, for each other, for your school and for life itself. The best part of all of you are your smiles and the ways that you look at life.”

He encouraged graduates to hold tight to their memories with one another.

“Class of 2022, I know that each and every one of you will be successful as you embark on your new journeys,” he continued. “I am extremely confident that you are all equipped to face the challenges that life will throw at you. If you get knocked down, Class of 2022, I know you will get back up and you will be stronger than ever.”

“I wish that all of you live your life to the fullest,” he said. “Be the best version of yourself you can be.

Just as our favorite Viking Mr. (Jeff) Shriver and many others in this community have modeled before you, remember good, better, best.

Never let it rest until your good is better and your better is best.”

Valedictorian Sydney Petersen challenged her fellow classmates in her speech to discover their identities.

“This is a question that each of us has spent the last 13 years trying to prepare for and come up with an answer to, but it isn’t something you can Google,” she said. “While some of us have an idea of who we want to become and what we want to do, others don’t. Not all of us know what we want to be when we grow up yet, and that’s OK.” “While high school was fun, it helped us create memories and friendships that will last a lifetime,” she said. “The time has come for us to turn a page in our lives. We’ve moved on from our childhoods into adulthood and now it’s time to find our passion. It’s time to learn what we will want to be if we haven’t figured it out yet or follow our dream if we already have.”

“Class of 2022, I want to challenge you to continue to push yourself to your fullest potential no matter where your life may lead,” she said.

Salutatorian Shane Wood also encouraged his fellow classmates to explore their identities by “Never stop discovering who you are.”

“Never stop slowing down … and never be satisfied,” he also added.

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OBITUARIES Timothy Paul Denton

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“Life is good” was Tim Denton’s mantra. And his friends and family know that Tim’s optimistic outlook extended into all aspects of his life. He worked hard and played hard, and he lived and loved to the fullest.

For Tim, “life is good” was a state of mind.

Tim Denton, 73, Rochester, was surrounded by family when he peacefully left this world behind on 7,027+< 3$8/ '(1721 May 27, 2022 — a fitting tribute for a man who put his family first — always the proud, protective and loving patriarch who was there whenever needed. For many of his friends, Tim was their family, too.

He was easy to get to know and he never met a stranger.

Tim was born in Mexico, Mo., on Jan. 29, 1949, son of Homer A. and Edna L. (Brownfield) Denton. He graduated from Rochester High School, but not before he had started his more than 50-year truck driving career at the age of 16. He traveled many a long, lonesome highway that spanned the 48 continental states. One might imagine now that he’s made it to his last coffee shop, listening to “I’ll Leave This World Loving You” and “My Way.” In 1991, Tim married his true love, Darlene, and embraced his new family as his own. He and Darlene bought the Corner Tavern in Monterey, Ind., in 2005, and Tim “worked” both sides of the bar up until a few weeks ago. For Tim and Darlene, the business was their social life and the patrons were their friends.

Along with Darlene, Tim is survived by sons, Jason Denton (April) and Mark Shambarger (Julie); and daughters, Jeni Moore (Brody) and Kendra Chudzynski (Dan). He was blessed with nine grandchildren, Ryan (Melisa), Kiley (Steve), Chandler (Kayla), Jaycee, Hailey, Brandon, Payton, Molly and Gemma; along with five great-grandchildren, Aaron, Mackenzie, Mason, Kinley and Ellie, and another, Baby Boy Freeman, on the way. He’s also survived by his sister, Sherry Benedict; a sister-in-law, Sandy Smith; nieces and nephews; and his best furry little buddy, Rocky.

He was preceded in death by his parents; special aunt and uncle, Peggy and Paul Reasoner; and son, Capt. Rodney Shambarger. Cooper the cocker spaniel has also been waiting with wags and kisses for Tim to join him.

Tim was a member of the Teamsters Local #364, Indiana Freemason Lincoln Lodge, the I.O.O.F., Lions Club of Monterey, American Legion, a trustee of the Fraternal Order of the Eagles and an auxiliary life member of the VFW. Tim’s family would like to thank Dr. and Mrs. Julius Sitjar for years of outstanding care and Stillwater Hospice of Fort Wayne for the comfort they provided to Tim and his family. If Tim were here, he’d also want to recognize his two close friends, Peter Bilt and Glen Livet. “One more and we’ll all go.”

Per Tim’s wishes, his body was willed to the Indiana University School of Medicine for the advancement of medical education. Burial will take place at a later date.

Memorials may be made to the Fulton County Animal Shelter, 1540 Wentzel St., Rochester, IN, 46975 (fultoncoanimalcenter.org) or to the Fraternal Order of the Eagles #852, 108 E. 4th St., Rochester, IN 46975. Please include “Tim Denton Memorial” in your check’s memo line.

An open house gathering to remember Tim will be held from 3-6 p.m.

Saturday, June 25, at Geneva Center outdoor pavilion, SR 31 north of Rochester. Food will be available.

Lottie Colleen Bammerlin

Lottie Colleen Bammerlin, 79, Akron, died June 10, 2022, at Lutheran Hospital, Fort Wayne.

She was born Sept. 28, 1942, to Ezra /277,( B. and Ger&2//((1 trude Lipply. %$00(5/,1 She married Paul Lyle Bammerlin Aug. 2, 1964.

Survivors include her daughters, Beth Colleen (Wayne) Landis, Mentone, Betsy Jane (Andy) Weaver, Claypool; four grandchildren; sister in law, Janet Lipply; several nephews and a niece.

She was preceded in death by

her parents; husband; and brother, Maurice Lipply.

Funeral services were held Wednesday, June 15, at McKee Mortuary, 1401 SR 114W, North Manchester.

Burial was in Pleasant Hill Cemetery, 997 W. SR 114, North Manchester.

Katherine ‘Kay’ L. Brown

Katherine “Kay” L. Brown, 84, Kewanna, died at 6:19 a.m.

Sunday, June 5, 2022, at St. Vincent Hospital, Indianapolis.

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Local centenarian, Frances M. Williams, 103 years, 2 months and 26 days, was surrounded by her loving family when she departed this life on Thursday, June 9, 2022, at Life Care Center.

On March 14, 1919, Frances Marie was born in Bourbon in the home of her parents, Charles W. and Alma Marie Steinman Hershberger. )5$1&(6 0 In 1937, she graduated from Bourbon High :,//,$06 School. For 80 years, she enjoyed visiting and keeping up to date with her classmates and their families. In 2017, she became the only surviving member of the class.

Frances and Howard O. Williams were married July 16, 1939, by Rev. Ray Noland in the Foster Chapel of Bourbon. Their union produced two daughters, Michelle and Lucretia, and a son, David. They shared 55 years of life’s adventures. The added blessings of three more generations have been added to the family tree.

As an entrepreneur and real estate broker, Frances teamed with business partner Helen Downs Smith forming Smith &Williams Realty, a wellknown and vibrant company serving our community for many years. In more recent years, she was affiliated with Dave Helt Realty. Her memberships include Grace United Methodist Church, Easter Star and Women of the Moose. As a 50-year member of the Women of the Moose, she served as senior regent. Frances collected Precious Moments and Beanie Babies.

Left to cherish the memories of Frances are a son, David A. (Lois) Williams, Rochester; three grandchildren, Jill (Jeff) Showley, Twelve Mile, Rick (Beth) Williams, Rochester, and Rodney (Sara) Marks, Spring, Texas; six great-grandchildren, Ashley (Kyle) Bowyer, Jacob Marks, Brandon (Candice) Williams, Everett Marks, Jessica (R.J.) Baker and Jenna Showley (fiancee Cullen Smith); six great-great-grandchildren, Mason, Emmitt, Caitlyn, Oliver, Gracelyn and Grant; a very special sister-in-law, Martha Hershberger, Bourbon; a special nephew, Butch (Julia) Teel; and several nieces and nephews.

Preceding Frances in death were her parents; husband, Howard, on Nov. 28, 1994; two daughters, Michelle Williams and Lucretia Marks; a grandson, Bradley Marks; a great-granddaughter, Michelle Marks; two sisters, Kathryn Teel and Eleanor Hoover; and a brother, Mack “Bud” Hershberger.

A celebration of the life of Frances M. Williams was held at 1 p.m.

Tuesday, June 14, at Good Family Funeral Home, 1200 W. 18th St., Rochester. Rev. Rod Ruberg officiated. Friends visited with the family from 11 a.m. to 1 p.m. Tuesday at the funeral home. Interment was in New Oak Hill Cemetery of Plymouth.

Electronic expressions of sympathy may be made to her family at goodfamilyfh.com.

L. Brown. He preceded her in death on Jan. 4, 2019.

Survivors include her daughters, Susan (Michael) McKinney, Rochester, Angela (Tom) Smith, Rochester; sons, Mark (Mick) Brown, Kewanna, Michael (Lynn) Brown, Kewanna, Kerry (Karen) Brown, Connersville; brother, John Williamson; sisters, Karen Kruger, Carol Fernandez and Rita Williamson; sisters-in-law, Evelyn Peters and Vivian Hathaway. She is also survived by 17 grandchildren and 16 great-grandchildren.

She is also preceded in death by granddaughter, Abby Smith; greatgrandson; Connor McBride; sisters-inlaw, Jean McKinzie, Shirley Brown; brothers-in-law, Elmer Peters, Larry Kruger, Robert Hathaway and Fred Brown.

Services were held, Friday, June 10, at Rans Funeral Home & Crematory, Metzger Chapel, Kewanna. Burial followed at Citizens IOOF Cemetery, Kewanna.

Dennis E. Carlson

Dennis E. Carlson, 74, Rochester, died at 5:55 a.m.

Sunday, May 1, 2022, at Center for Hospice, Mishawaka.

He was born Sept. 14, 1947, to Francis Tru'(11,6 ( man and Mar&$5/621 tha Jean Carlson. He married Mary Louisa Neves July, 2,1967. She survives.

He is also survived by his sons, Shawn P. (Paula) Carlson Sr., Silver Lake, Nelson M. (Tracy) Carlson, Elwood, Dylan W. (Amanda) Carlson, Akron; 10 grandchildren; eight great-

grandchildren; brothers, Kent (Elizabeth) Carlson, Rochester, Keith (Chris) Carlson, Akron, and Kevin (Debra) Carlson.

He was preceded in death by his parents; brother, Jerry Carlson; sister in law Kathy Carlson.

A celebration of his life along with military honors will be held at 4 p.m.

Saturday, June 25, at Hartzler Funeral Home 305 W. Rochester St., Akron.

Friends may gather to visit following the service unit 6 p.m.

Marty Easterday

Marty Easterday, 71, Tippecanoe , died at 3 p.m.

Tuesday, June 7, 2022, at his home.

He was born May 18, 1951, to Edward L. and Melba M. White Easterday.

0$57< Surviving in($67(5'$< clude is mother, Melba M. Easterday, Culver; daughter, Kaley (John) Easterday-Zimmerer, Logansport; two grandchildren; significant other, Penny Napier-Harrellson, Tippecanoe; two brothers, Thomas (Suzy) Easterday, Yukon Okla., James Easterday, Plymouth; several nieces and nephews.

Preceding Marty in death is his father.

A celebration of the life was held Monday, June 13, at the Good Family Funeral Home, 1200 W. 18th St., Rochester. Interment took place in the Masonic Cemetery, Culver.

Earlene Hackworth

Earlene Hackworth, 82, Akron, died at 3:45 p.m. Friday, June 10, 2022, at Peabody Retirement Community, North Manchester.

She was born Sept. 21, 1939, to Clarence and Ethel Poe. She married James Hackworth Dec. 2, 1960. He

survives.

She is also survived by her children, Teresa (Bob) Larkson, Akron; David (Delilla) Hackworth, Akron; seven grandchildren; seven great($5/(1( grandchildren; +$&.:257+ brother, Kenneth Poe; sister in law, Brend Poe. She is preceded in death by her parents; brother, Harold “Pug” Poe, Sister in law, Patsy Poe; and greatgrandson.

Funeral services were held Wednesday, June 15, at Hartzler Funeral Home, 305, W. Rochester St., Akron. Interment followed services in Athens Cemetery.

Frances Marie Hamilton

Frances Marie Hamilton, 95, Willcox, Ariz., formerly of Logansport, died June 6, 2022.

She was born June 4, 1927, to Frank and Katie (Foerg) Worley.

She married )5$1&(6 0$5,( +$0,/721 Steve Hamilton Dec. 27, 1947. He preceded her in death in 2009.

Surviving are siblings, Agnes (Jim) Houk,Edwardsburgh, Mich., Dorothey (Roger) Beauchamp, Rochester; son, Gordan (Sally) Heishman, Sebring, Fla.; daughter, Suzanne Williams, Willcox, Ariz.; seven grandchildren; several great-grandchildren.

Preceding her in death were sisters, Mary (Bill) Webb, Alma (Ken) McFarland; brother, Fred (Virginia) Worley; son, Donald Hamilton.

A celebration of life was held Tuesday, June 14 at the Gundrum Funeral Home, Logansport. A burial followed at Ever-Rest Memorial Park Cemetery.

Toni Shafer

Toni Shafer, 70, Akron, died at 7:56 a.m. Saturday, June 11, 2022, at his home.

Arrangements are pending with Titus Funeral Home and Cremation Services, Warsaw.

COUNTY REPORT Court News Superior Court The following petitions have been filed in Fulton County Superior Court Judge Gregory L. Heller presiding: Complaints SAC Finance Inc. v. Phoenix D. Magginnis, Rochester, and Christopher A. Vega, $11,147.20.

Bureaus Investment Group Portfolio No. 15 LLC v. Calvin Boomhower, Rochester, $4,544.88 Civil Plenary Angela R. Condon, Rochester, v.

Todd A. Kuhn, Rochester.

Traffic Violations The following fines and levies were paid in Fulton County Courts: Speeding — Heidi R. Miller, Macy, $150.50; Hasaan M. Hayat, Portage, Mich., $171; Terrizha L. Agnew, Indianapolis, $171; Emma K. Breeden, Noblesville, $171; Anna K. Townsend, West Lafayette, $160.50; Patrick D. Allen, Delong, $192.50; Marco A. Lope, Elkhart, $150.50; Jean E. Sebastian, Rochester, $192.50; Zainab A. Balogun, Indianapolis, $171.

Learners permit violation — Max E. Caldwell III, Angola, $160.50.

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Indiana starts 2022 post election audits Secretary of State Holli Sullivan announced today the start of post-election audits for the 2022 election cycle. Audits will begin this week in Fulton County, examining results of the 2022 primary.

“Our post-election audits are another step Indiana takes to safeguard our elections ensuring Hoosiers are confident every time they cast a ballot,” Sullivan said. “Audits provide a checkand-balance on our elections process, verifying that all votes are accurately counted and proper election procedures are followed.

That is why earlier this year, I announced we would double the number of post-election audits for the General Election.”

The first audit begins today in Fulton County. At least 12 other counties will be audited this year, including Clark and Allen counties. Additional counties will be announced as audits are scheduled.

“I am thankful for the partner-

ship of elections administrators in our selected counties. Their participation not only serves their residents, but voters across the state,” Secretary Sullivan added.

The Secretary of State’s office conducts audits in partnership with the Voting System Technical Oversight Program at Ball State University in Muncie.

Indiana’s post-election audits provide strong statistical evidence an election outcome is correct. This is done by manually checking a randomized sample of paper-voted ballots. In a postelection audit, ballots are not tallied by scanners. Every sampled ballot is hand-counted to determine if the initial machine readings are confirmed and accurate.

Post-election audits are valuable because they can detect problems with election outcomes with a high degree of statistical confidence. Properly conducted post-election audits increase voter confidence and add another layer of security to elections.

COUNTY REPORT Continued from page 4 No drivers license — Saturnino Borjas Ramos, Elkhart, $160.50.

Operating with expired plates — Nichole L. Patrick, Monterey, $160.50.

Marriage Licenses The following couples have applied for marriage licenses in the office of Fulton County Clerk of the Court: Faulkenberg - Zinsmaster Venetia Lynn Faulkenberg, 63, Rochester, and Donald Arden Zinsmaster Jr., 65, Rochester.

Kimberly - Ames Annarea Kimberly, 20, Rochester, and Hunter Ames, 21, Rochester.

Rude - Krider Sadie Valery Diette Rude, 24, Kewanna, and Cade Allen Krider, 26, Kewanna.

Marriage Dissolutions The following couples have filed for marriage dissolutions in Fulton County Courts: Clayton-Jimenez — Lorena C. Clayton, Akron, and Elias Jimenez Jr., Akron. With children.

Continued from page 1 erything else, the Honor Flights include two “major surprises,” and Rob does not want to spoil them for future Honor Flight participants.

From the first moment on the Friday night before leaving, the brothers’ every need was attended to. “They even opened the car door for me,” said Rob. From the initial meet and greet and USO breakfast in Plainfield, they received a police escort to the airport (and back), where they were whisked through security to the chartered American Airlines plane piloted by an ex-Marine fighter pilot “trained to land on aircraft carriers.”

At Ronald Reagan Airport in

D.C., the flight was greeted by a crowd including school children, and from there they began the 10 hour tour. They were divided into five buses, and Rob was awarded crayons and coloring books for being the youngest on the bus at age 68. The oldest was a 97-year-old World War II veteran.

They took in all the memorials: World War II, Korea, Vietnam and those dedicated to Lincoln, Washington, all the while ensuring everyone was well fed and hydrated.

Beckman was still moved recalling the visit to Arlington Cemetery and the Tomb of the Unknown Soldier, where they witnessed the changing of the guards, a ceremony performed in

increments of 21, reflecting the 21-gun salute.

The guards do not speak or interact with onlookers, Beckman explained; however, during the ceremony, the sergeant-of-arms dragged his steel-heeled boot on the ground “to acknowledge we were there.”

“I can’t say enough about it.

They had everything down to the last minute.”

The entire experience, Beckman noted, left him with a feeling of closure, and he heartily encourages other veterans to take part.

“You don’t have to be in perfect health. They’ll get you around in a wheelchair … One thing about vets, they will help other vets.”

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Entry Fee: $5 due upon entry with registration form, due by June 30th.

Attire: Entrants should dress in their favorite Patriotic attire.

PRACTICE: Thursday, June 30th at 5:00 pm at Akron Community Center.

The Miss Sparkler & Mr. Firecracker contest will start at 6:30 pm on July 1st. Please arrive at 6:15 pm.

The winners will be announced immediately following the judges’ decision; approximately 7 pm.

The contestants will recite the Pledge of Allegiance as a group at the start of the contest.

Please teach your child the pledge prior to the practice on June 30th. We will hold a short practice on June 30th to rehearse bringing all the contestants on stage to recite the pledge together and practice using the microphone. The practice is not mandatory, but encouraged to help the contest run smoothly.

If your child wins you will be responsible for arranging a vehicle/float for them to ride in during the parade on July 4th at 11 am; line up starts at 9 am. A parade spot will already be reserved.

All entrants are encouraged to participate in the parade.

Entrants will be asked on stage questions based on the information provided below. They will be scored in the following categories by three out of town judges. The judges’ decision is final.

A. Overall Appearance B. Personality (Charm, Facial Expression, Confidence, Projection, Individuality) C. Presentation (Showmanship, Eye Contact, Smile, Posture) D. Theme Wear (Choice of Garment, Accessories, Age Appropriate, Reference to Theme) Registration Form Name: _____________________________________________________________ Age/DOB: ___________________________ Phone Number: ____________________________________ Email: _______________________________________________ Parents: __________________________________________________________________________________________________ Siblings: __________________________________________________________________________________________________ Favorite Activities: _________________________________________________________________________________________ Favorite Food(s): __________________________________________________________________________________________ Favorite Show/Movies: _____________________________________________________________________________________ Favorite Ice Cream Flavor: __________________________________________________________________________________ Favorite Saying(s): _________________________________________________________________________________________ Favorite Song(s):___________________________________________________________________________________________ Favorite 4th of July Activity: _________________________________________________________________________________ Registration Forms and Entry Fee due by June 29th. Forms can be picked up and returned at Akron Town Hall Questions: Contact Reneé Shultz at (574-835-4273) or Renee.K.Shultz@gmail.com

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Debbie Fernandez, secretary of The Cross, is in charge of setting up this event of mystery.

“I’ve done many of these Clue parties and they’re a blast,” she explained. “I set up five themed rooms with props and sounds; hide five clues in each room.”

Attendees will have only fifteen minutes to find as many clues as possible by following instructions to switch rooms all before an air horn goes off. “It’s process of elimination, so the first team to send me a picture of the correct answer: who did it, what room and which weapon, will win the prizes,” Fernandez states.

In addition to the mystery rooms, a meal will be served that consists of chicken bacon alfredo, garlic bread, salad and desserts.

Childcare is also provided.

According to Fernandez, this fundraiser at The Cross event will help the youth of The Cross attend a weekend field trip this summer to Holiday World and the Ark. “It’s also a way to give individuals an opportunity to not only invest in the teens, but also give them a fun night with food, entertainment and childcare.” She also expressed that the free will donation aspect of the fundraiser is so that it’s affordable for everyone.

You can explore the five different rooms for hidden clues to discover “who did it” 6-8:30 p.m.

Saturday, June 25, at The Cross, 100 W. 3rd St. You can reserve your spot by calling (574) 2233107.

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We are pleased to welcome Dr. Lindsey Fleshman to the Logansport Memorial Physician Network.

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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Summer Library Program through the Fulton County Public Library sign ups began Monday, June 6. The program runs from Monday, June 13 through Saturday, July 23. The program is for all ages and will be at all three locations: Rochester, Fulton and Aubbee.

The theme is “Oceans of Possibilities.” Silly Safaris and Roz Puppets will be there this summer. Silly Safaris is sponsored in part by The Jeffrey McLochlin Fund.

Participants who return items each week will earn a weekly ticket for one of the prize buckets.

This ticket can be added to the prize bucket of their choice. All physical items count, including

books, DVDs/Blu-rays and CDs. Digital materials also count; participants can tell staff that they read or watched a digital item.

Everyone who attends a program each week will be entered into the weekly program attendance bucket for the chance to win a $20 Chamber Dollars certificate. All participants will be entered into the Grand Prize Drawing. Grand prizes include a Blu-ray player, a Samsung Galaxy tablet and a $50 Chamber Dollar certificate.

To sign up for the Summer Library Program through the Fulton County Public Library, you may visit any of the three branches. For more information, you may call (574)223-2713.

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The Town of Akron is hosting a 3-on-3 basketball tournament Monday, July 4, at the Pike Memorial Park outdoor courts.

The tournament will be comprised of five divisions: grades 3-4, grades 5-6, grades 7-8, high school and open. Grades are based on the 2021-22 school year.

Final registration for grade 3-8 divisions is 8:30 a.m. Monday, July 4. Games begin at 9 a.m.

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Games begin at 3 p.m.

Teams and players can move up in grade divisions but not down. Three games are guaranteed.

The entry fee is $40 per team for online registration and $50 per team the day of the tournament.

All teams will play in the division of the oldest player on the team. All games are played to 15 points or the high team score wins after 15 minutes.

Possession changes after each made basket. Officials will call the games.

Register online at https:// docs.google.com/forms/d/ e/1FAIpQLSdz9IQGb030wbew2-nKAA9bBmBbMVFCnik7zj69-WvmKJJ-A/viewform Payments should be made on the day of the tournament.

Cash or checks payable to Valley Basketball will be accepted.

For more information, contact Coach Joe Luce by text or call (765) 661-3357 or email joeluce080470@gmail.com.

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Rochester Middle School announces honor roll students Rochester Middle School announced the names of students on the “All A” and “A/B” honor rolls for Term 2, Grading Period 2 of the 2021-2022 school year.

Students in the “All A’s” list earned at least a 3.7 grade point average out of 4. Student in the “All A/B’s” list earned at least a 2.7 grade point average.

All A’s Grade 7: Ethan Douglas Bailey, Sydney Rae Bauman, Lily Marie Chipps, Joel Alexander Criollo, Hailey Ann Crissinger, Jadyn Michelle Field, Jackson Dale Frounfelter, Camdyn Daryl Furnivall, Zane Lee Galbraith, Tanner Scott Hamilton, Kylie Rae Haselby, Logyn Kay Honkomp, Anne Horban, Brailyn Nicole Hunter, Emily Rose Irwin, Willow Deann Kamplain, Sophia Grace Kouskousakis, Tanner William Krom, KayLea Jade McCarty, Laynie Marie Migonis, Vivian Grace Miller, Emma Lynnae Murphy, Addison Taylor Nelson, Kelsey Mae Pearson, Natalia Kae Pittman, Alexander Cage Porterfield, Adam Joseph Edward Reinhold, Bria Noelle Rensberger, Kale Andrew Shotts, Colin Lee Snook, Abriella Marie St. Martin, Addison Averie Sutton, Landon Thomas Weaver, Audrey Lee Widman, Aubrey Kay Wilson, Chloe Carter Winn and Maximus Wrigley Cy Young.

Grade 6: Madeline Ella Bailon, Alison Nicole Bauman, Sophie Noelle Beehler, Bentley Edward

Blackburn, Mitchell William Clark, Elise Renee Enyart, Quinn Harper Gruss, Adison Nicole Hayes, Jeffrey Taylor Howard, Molly Kathryn Leslie, Abbygail Jean Lowry, Sylvia Ann McCall, Grayson David Miller, Molly Marianne Moore, Grant Marshall Reese, Riplee McKenna Snyder, Ellie Michelle Straeter and Aiden Dean Wilson.

Grade 5: Grant Eli Bolinger, Alexandria Aria Cortes-Gustafson, Haylee Ann Cox, Ainsley Piper Horvath, Drew Patrick Lawson, Jacob David Lawson, Alexis Nichole Lloyd, Madelyn G. Maclain, Evan Lee Maroney, Daniela Cristina Ochoa, Harper Ann Simpson and Mackenzie Marie Widman.

All A/B’s Grade 7: Abbigail Marie Artist, Raigan Emilee Bailey, Evelyn Carla Ann Bitterling, Emah Elizabeth Bradley, Parker Michael Casper, Evan Gregory Coffing, Brady Lane Coleman, Alexis Lee Haughs, Isaac Daniel Heishman, Grant Steven Holloway, Leandro Javier, Madison Catheryne Jorday, Julissa Lopez, Makenna Renee McKee, Gabriella Loo Medina, Andre Lee Meiser, Taylor Paige Navara, Clarisa Ortega, Melissa Ortega, Sage Michael Pearson, Braylin Gaile Pio, Jenna Michele Seuferer, Braylon Levi Smith, Christopher Allen Sparks, Liam Joseph Spence, Rilyn Paige Strasser, Cailab Martin Tyler and Savannah Grace Wolters.

Down East Boys concert at Riverview Community Church The Down East Boys will perform 6 p.m. Sunday, June 12, at Riverview Community Church.

They have traveled for over 30 years; from coast to coast, to Canada and Mexico. The group and its members have been honored with several awards by the Singing News Fans.

The Down East Boys are in full time ministry, traveling over 200 days, performing 180 concerts per year. They have participated with several of the affiliate evangelists of the Billy Graham Evangelistic Association, including Franklin Graham, Ralph Bell and Jim Wilson; as well as other conferences and conventions across the country.

In their 30 years, the group has recorded 22 projects with over 40 songs at the top of the Singing News charts. Their recording,

“Beyond The Blue” was released to rave reviews.

Their goal is to choose songs that will encourage and challenge the Christian, while also reaching out to the lost, pointing people to the cross so that Jesus might be lifted up.

The Down East Boys have been afforded many great accolades, but in the end, beyond all the success, you will find four men dedicated to serving Christ. Using their talents to encourage people and reach the lost is real success.

Invite your family, friends and neighbors to join Riverview Community Church, 3780 S.R. 110, Tippecanoe, for this Gospel Concert. There is no ticket charge. An opportunity for a very generous love offering will be given. For more information contact Pastor Rod Ruberg, (574) 223-4193.

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WE NEED YOUR SUPPORT! We would personally like to “Thank You” for your support and any contribution that you made towards the Fireworks celebration of last years’ 2021 event. It was a great success even through the difficult time of lock-down and severe illnesses!

This year we are observing Independence Day on Sunday, July 3, 2022 at the Fulton County Airport. The show will begin at dusk as usual. There will be portable toilets and hand-washing stations for the spectators’ convenience.

Again this year, we would greatly appreciate any financial contribution or support that you provide.

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Distinguished Young Women of Indiana (where the local winners advance to) offered 28 scholar-

ships totaling $26,500 this past February in Kokomo. Participants compete for money in the Scholastic, Interview, Self-Expression, Talent, and Fitness categories. Also awarded are Spirit, Be Your Best Self, and overall placings. Life skill workshops such as “Interview Success”, “Personal Safety” and “Senior Year & Beyond” will take place this year with a mock interview session wrapping up the series. Additional information is available at the YouTube channel DYW of Fulton County and by contacting Michaela Slisher at (574) 727-2866.

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“This industry teaches youth the importance of managing money and responsibility,” says Pork Producers committee member Ashley Young. “It takes an abundance of money, time

William Abbott art show coming to Native Nook The Native Nook, 616 Main St., Rochester, will be showing the work of Fulton County painter William Abbot from 2-5 p.m. Sunday, June 26.

Through the early and mid 1960’s, Abbott worked on landscapes, primarily renditions of fall and winter woodland scenes by artists like Robert Wood. Wet on wet was his most used technique, but by 1968, pallet knife techniques were also showing up in his work.

1969 was a pivotal year for Abbott’s art, when he began creating abstract paintings.

Around 1973, he began using spray cans and a technique of deflecting the overspray to create a set of modern paintings based on construction sites. His work slowed in the late 1970s, and his last paintings were in 1981.

For more information, visit thenativenook.com.

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For more information about the upcoming show, visit the Fulton County Pork Producers Facebook page.

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AKRON 4TH OF JULY “MAYBERRY~USA” 2022 PARADE ENTRY FORM (Please Complete Every Line On This Form!!)

Parade Starts @ 11:00 AM on Monday, July 4, 2022 Line Up @ 9:30 AM (By Sunoco off SR-19) NAME OF ENTRY _____________________________________________________ PERSON IN CHARGE __________________________________________________ PHONE NUMBER _____________________________________________________ MAILING ADDRESS ___________________________________________________ ______________________________________________________________________ EMAIL ADDRESS ______________________________________________________ DESCRIPTION OF ENTRY _____________________________________________ HOW MANY UNITS (BE SPECIFIC) ______________________________________________________________________ ______________________________________________________________________ ENTRIES RECEIVED AFTER JUNE 28TH WILL BE PLACED AT END OF LINE-UP!!

SEND ENTRY TO: Rebecca Hartzler 206 W. Rochester St. Akron, IN 46910 OR clerktreasurer@akronindiana.com

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AKRON 4TH OF JULY 2022 VENDOR ENTRY FORM *VENDOR ENTRY: SET-UP will be Saturday, July 2nd between 4:00-6:00 pm at PIKE MEMORIAL PARK; SET-UP BEFORE THIS TIME WILL NOT BE PERMITTED. Times advertised for vendor booths to be open will be Sunday, July 3rd & Monday, July 4th from 12 pm-10 pm.

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ENTRY FEE $100.00 NON-REFUNDABLE*** (Non-Profit Organizations $10.00) MUST PROVIDE INSURANCE DISCLOSURE FOR ALL FOOD VENDORS FIRE MARSHAL & BOARD OF HEALTH WILL BE ON SITE NAME OF BOOTH: ____________________________________________________ PERSON IN CHARGE: _________________________________________________ CELL PHONE NUMBER: _______________________________________________ MAILING ADDRESS:___________________________________________________ ______________________________________________________________________ EMAIL ADDRESS: _____________________________________________________ WHAT WILL YOU BE SELLING: ________________________________________ DIMENSIONS OF YOUR BOOTH (INCLUDING THE TONGUE & OVERHANG) _____________ X _____________ X _____________ 220 ________ 110 ________ NAME OF CERTIFIED FOOD HANDLER: _______________________________ SEND ENTRY TO: Kim Martin 619 E. Main St. Akron, IN 46910

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Updates and happenings Free Lunch for students 18 years and under, $2 for adults 11:30-12:30 p.m.

Monday through Friday at The Outlet Youth Center, 602 Main St., Rochester.

—o— Play Bingo at 9:30 a.m. every Wednesday and Friday at the Community Resource Center, 625 Pontiac St., Rochester.

—o— Trivia Night 7 p.m. every Wednesday night at The Dam Landing, 1305 Ewing Road, Rochester. Free to play. Win prizes. Call (574) 223-8950 to reserve your team a spot.

—o— In person science club with Skylier 4 p.m. Wednesday, June 15, for kids at the Rochester Public Library, 320 W. Seventh St., Rochester.

—o— Fulton County Hope fundraiser at Rochester Dairy Queen 4-10 p.m. Thursday, June 16. Proceeds to benefit local programs combating poverty, mental health, and substance use.

—o— Dish it up recipe club starts 6 p.m. Thursday, June 16, at the Akron Public Library. This month’s theme is cold-chilled foods. Sign up is required. The library is located at 205 E. Rochester St., Akron.

—o— Lake Manitou Association monthly board meeting 6:30 p.m. Thursday, June 16, at Rochester Elks, 2506 Country Club Drive S., Rochester.

—o— Fridays at the Park, 2-4 p.m.

Friday, June 16 at the Rochester City Park in the pavilion on the hill. Free activities, crafts, games and snacks provided by The Outlet Youth Center.

—o— Georgieno’s Italian BBQ, 1-6 p.m. and The Eel River Band, 7-11 p.m. Saturday, June 18 ,at the VFW, 1703 Federal Dr., Rochester. Open day, guest welcome, no cover.

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—o— The Chain Gang Knitting and Crocheting Group will meet 2-4 p.m. Tuesday, June 21, at the Akron Public Library, 205 E. Rochester St., Akron. New members are always welcome.

—o— The Fulton County Board of Health will meet in regular session 12:15 p.m. Tuesday, June 21, in the large conference room at the Fulton County Office Building, 125 E. Ninth St., Rochester.

—o— Rochester High School Class of 1982 are invited to visit 6-9 p.m. Friday, June 24 at Jarrety’s Place, 701 Main St., Rochester.

The class of 1982 will also be having their reunion dinner beginning with appetizers at 5 p.m. Saturday, June 25, at the Moose Lodge, 1911 Westside Road, Rochester. Cost $30 per person. Questions may be directed to David Roe at davidroe64@gmail.com —o— Argos Summer Kickoff Festival begins 5 p.m. Friday, June 24, at the Argos Community Park. Come to the three day festival to enjoy food from the Food Trucks and shopping at the vendor and craft booths. Live entertainment daily. Saturday, June 25, will feature a firework show.

—o— Clue Mystery Dinner, 6-8:30 p.m. Saturday, June 25, at The Cross, 100 W. Third St., Rochester. Free will donation. Reserve your spot (574) 223-3107.

—o— Car Wash fundraiser. 9 a.m. to noon Saturday, June 25. in the Faith Outreach Parking Lot, Ninth Street, next to B & K. Cash donations welcome.

Proceeds to Woodlawn Hospital Employee Assistance Fund to directly assist team members going through hardship.

Recovery Cafe offering child care Recovery Cafe, 715 Main St., Rochester, is now offering Cafe Kids Corner, child care exclusive to cafe members, at 5 p.m. every Thursday.

Offering child care allows members the opportunity to attend support group without worrying about child care. Children’s activities include crafts, singing, dancing and more.

For more information about the child care program or becoming a member, inquire within or call (574) 223-2233.

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2. A contestant must be an Indiana resident and US citizen.

3. A contestant must reside in a zip code within a 15 mile radius of the Akron zip code 46910 or be a student in the Tippecanoe Valley School Corporation.

4. A contestant must never have been pregnant or married.

5. A contestant cannot have previously held the title of Miss Akron 4th of July.

Judging of Contestants Includes: Evening gown, professional wear (suits, dresses, or pant suits), interview, poise and personality.

Three out of town judges will do the judging, and the judges’ decisions are final. Contestants vote for Miss Congeniality.

In a one paged, typed resume please tell us about yourself, community/school involvement, your personal goals, hobbies, family, etc. Please type up this information and attach the pages to your application. This will not be the final copy submitted to the judges. Editing and reviewing will be done at one of our meetings.

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Meetings are all Thursdays the month of June at 4:30 pm at Akron Carnegie Public Library Proceeds to benefit local programs combating poverty, mental health and substance use.

Registration Forms are due by Thursday, June 16th.

Please submit Forms to Reneé Shultz at the meetings.

Questions: Call or Email Reneé Shultz 574-835-4273 or Renee.K.Shultz@gmail.com

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PUBLIC AUCTIONS Hibner Live Auction 10 a.m. Saturday, June 18, Marshall County Fairgrounds, 211 W. Walnut St., Argos. Household and collectibles, outdoor, lawn and garden. From US 31 go east on SR 10 at McDonald’s.

Follow the curves onto Walnut Street.

Fairgrounds will be on the right.

Live Public Auction 5 p.m. Monday, June 20. Ted’s Auction Center, 11536 4A Road, Plym-

outh. Tables full of glassware and smalls, over 200 collectors plates, furniture, tools, garage, household items and more. Over 200 pictures at gotoauction.com, ID No. 6381.

Online Only Auction Auction runs June 21-29. Inspection 2-6 p.m. Friday, June 24. 259 S. 700W, Winamac. Appliances, household, vintage and antique items, mowers, outdoor furniture, tools, miscel-

laneous. For catalog, registration, bidding and terms, go to olsonauctions.hibid.com. For more information, call Nate at (574) 242-1262.

Beasey-Hamman Estate Auction 9 a.m. Saturday, June 25. 2161 S. Riverview Road, Peru. Furniture; collectibles, including stamps, coins, stoneware, art; miscellaneous, including dish set, cameras and much more.

LARGE LIVE AUCTION Saturday, June 18, 2022 at 10:00 am

MARSHALL COUNTY FAIRGROUNDS 211 W. Walnut St., Argos, IN Directions: 211 W. Walnut St., Argos. From US 31, go east on SR 10 at McDonald’s. Follow the curves onto Walnut Street. Fairgrounds will be on your right.

Household and Collectibles: Corner display cabinet; misc. dining chairs; night stand; dressers; KitchenAid mixer; coffee makers; food storage containers; meat grinder; ceramic jug & crocks; oak bench; rockers; wooden cabinet; wooden shelves; end tables; Oster toaster oven; ornate wall clock; pocket watches; bunk bed; holiday décor; baskets; collection of vintage pocket knives, toys & shaving kit; Hoover SteamVac; storage cupboard and MUCH MORE! Outdoor, Yard & Garden: Old scooter; old Radio Flyer wagon; toys & games; gas grill; fishing poles; clay pots; birdhouses; patio furniture; tool boxes; hand tools; ladders; garage tools; vise; Craftsman power tools; edge sander; John Deere L120 tractor/mower; lawn sprayer; yard & garden tools; Craftsman mini tiller; many items were boxed and unable to view. Don’t miss this auction!

Terms: Cash or good check. Credit/Debit cards accepted with 5% convenience fee. ID required for registration. Everything sold “as is.” Not responsible for accidents or merchandise after sold.

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Ivy Tech Kokomo honors Rochester teacher as top dual credit faculty member Ivy Tech Community College has honored Valerie Hoover of Twelve Mile, an English and Education teacher at Rochester High School since 2004, as one of 19 individuals across the state selected to receive the inaugural Excellence in Dual Credit Instruction President’s Awards, the highest honor for Ivy Tech dual credit faculty.

At a banquet in Indianapolis June 8, the College honored each of the winners for their excellence in instruction and their positive impact on the dual credit students that they served during the 2021-2022 academic year. A committee made up of Ivy Tech faculty, program chairs and college administration selected the honorees based on nominations from various stakeholders including dual credit students, secondary and post-secondary administrators and Ivy Tech K-14 team members. Lori Kixmiller from Fishers High School was named the 2022 statewide award recipient at a ceremony in Indianapolis this week.

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Mary Craig, executive director of K-14 Initiatives for the Ivy Tech Kokomo Service Area, said it was an honor to nominate Hoover for the award. “In the seven years I have worked with Valerie in the dual credit role, I have learned she is a relentless advocate for her students as well as a perpetual, consummate professional in all she does — a stellar representation of Ivy Tech’s mission and values,” Craig said. “Rochester Community School Corporation is fortunate to have a teacher of her caliber and integrity on staff.”

Hoover teaches five collegelevel Education courses at Rochester High School through Ivy Tech’s dual credit program.

Tara Kaser, Education department chair for Ivy Tech’s Kokomo Service Area, seconded Craig’s assessment.

“Valerie puts in the time and effort to make sure that her classes are interesting and her students want to be there,” Kaser said, noting the interactive projects and field experiences that Hoover utilizes. “It is clear her students trust her and feel supported by her. As should be the case with all teachers, Valerie is her students’ number one advocate.”

Kaser said Rochester students can earn up to 14 college credits, representing about $2,000 worth of college classes per student, through the dual credit Education courses Hoover teaches. The majority of those credits can transfer directly into Ivy Tech’s Education programs.

“By earning these credits, students essentially complete an entire semester of college work by the time they leave high school,” Kaser said. “That sets them up to earn their associate degree in a year and a half, or to easily handle the accelerated work of Ivy Tech’s ASAP program and, in just one year, be ready to transfer on to a four-year school as a junior.”

The Excellence in Dual Credit Instruction President’s Award is modeled after the College’s President’s Award to recognize college faculty and adjunct faculty members from Ivy Tech locations throughout the state.

“Our dual credit faculty work tirelessly to ensure high quality, college-aligned content to students for little to no cost, saving families thousands of dollars,” said Dr. Rebecca Rahschulte, vice president of K-14 Initiatives & Statewide Partnerships for Ivy Tech. “We are honored to be able to recognize dual credit instructors throughout the state through this award.”

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YARD SALE, June 17-18, 9-2, 614 E. 14th St. next to church in back. All kinds of things, baby items, clothes, hospital bed.

MOVING SALE! Freezer, clay firepot, dresser, twin bed frame, lots of misc.

Friday 6/17, 8am-? 916 Sunflower Lane, Rochester.

BIG MOVING SALE! Friday 9am-4pm, Saturday 8am-2pm. Clothing, furniture, pictures, too much to mention! 2615 Captains Court.

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GARAGE SALE, 838 Sanford Dr. (Fortna Addition), Friday 8-4, Saturday 8-2. Name brand juniors-womens clothing XS-Large. Mens S/M/L clothes.

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Snap On tool chest; Badlands tool chest; socket sets; ¾” socket set; open end wrenches; lots of hand tools; 2 Stihl chain saws; electric chain saw; Stihl gas weed eater; Coleman 33 gal air compressor; 6 hp power washer; Dayton salamander heater; sprayer; engine hoist; 2 battery chargers; chop saw; air tools; bench grinder; several organizers; nailer; vice; bench top drill press; 9” band saw; 12” portable planer; router table and router; 4” belt sander; 10” table saw; Kerosene heater; Yard Machine snow blower 5 ½ hp; Yard Machine 5 hp rear tine tiller like new; Stanley Shop Vac 6 hp, 10 gal like new.

Lots of fishing equipment including tackle, rods and reels, and tackle boxes; Patio set with umbrella, stand and cushions; coolers; creeper; lawn and garden tools; lawn chairs; C clamps; bar clamps; misc. fluids; furnace blower fan; 5 camp chairs; 2 wheel cart; 6’ aluminum step ladder; HD come along; Mt. Fury bicycle; lawn roller; smoker stroller small cultivator; Brinkman 8300 pro series grill; scrap.

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320 Main Street, Rochester, IN 46975 JOB OPENING FOR WASTEWATER COLLECTIONS OPERATIONS The City of Rochester Wastewater Department has an opening for collections operations.

Successful candidate must have excellent mathematical, written, and oral communication skills. Must be able to lift a minimum of 50 pounds. Experience in operating machinery or mechanical ability is preferred. A valid Class-B CDL license is preferred, but not required at time of hire.

Successful candidate will be required to obtain a CDL Class B within one year of hire date and after one year of experience will also be required to obtain Indiana Certified Wastewater Operator Class I license. A high school diploma or equivalent, clean driving record, and pre-employment drug screen are required.

Complete job description and applications are available at the City Building Complex, City Hall, 320 Main St., Rochester, IN 46975. Applications must be received in the no later than June 17th, 2022 to be considered for this position.

Manitou Training Center is hiring a

Part-Time DSP and a Driver The DSP (Direct Support Staff) is Part-Time, working with individuals with developmental disabilities. Valid driver’s license required. Must pass drug test. No experience necessary, training is provided.

The Driver is AM and PM, Monday thru Friday, no weekends or holidays. Must have a valid driver’s license.

Apply in person at Manitou Training Center 1690 E. Lucas St. Rochester, IN 46975

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4A IS OPEN . . . SOUTH OF LAPAZ OR NORTH OF PLYMOUTH ON OLD 31 (MICHIGAN RD.) TURN EAST AT TRI-WAY THEATRE . . . OR OFF THE NEW 31 BY-PASS (LAPAZ EXIT 233) ONTO U.S. 6 EAST ¼ MILE TO LILAC, TURN SOUTH ONTO LILAC, FOLLOW LILAC TO 4A RD. SIGNS WILL BE POSTED. INSIDE SEATED SALE. TABLES FULL OF GLASSWARE & SMALLS . . .

OVER 200 COLLECTORS PLATES . . . SOLD IN SETS, PLATE RACKS, OVER 30 PRECIOUS MOMENTS . . . SOME IN BOXES, SETS OF DISHES, WINNIE THE POOH ITEMS, BREAD BOXES, DOLLS, DOLL CASES, COLLECTORS SPOONS & RACK, VERA BRADLEY BAGS, McDONALDS PLATES, PAINTED MILK CAN W/LID, VERY OLD WALL CLOCK, PICTURES-PRINTS-MIRRORS, CIGAR BOXES, CUTCO KITCHEN UTENSILS, HAND PAINTED FENTON? CLOCK, OLD METAL ADVERTISING MOTEL WASTE BASKET, ELEC. HEATER/FIREPLACE, MORE. FURNITURE . . . LIKE NEW DAY/TRUNDLE BED, APPROX. 80 GAL. AQUARIUM W/STAND & LOTS OF ACCESSORIES, 1950’S MAHOGANY 1 PC. CHINA CABINET & MATCHING 4’ BUFFET (OLD SEP.), OLD WICKER PLANT STAND W/METAL FLOWER BOX INSERT, SOLID OAK 4’ CHURCH PEW, OLDER WOOD 60” ROUND DINING TABLE & 6 CHAIRS, 2-QUILT RACKS, TURQUOISE NEW HOME SEWING MACHINE IN CABINET, HUGE ELEC. OUTSIDE FOYER LIGHT, ROWENTA CLOTHES STEAMER, MORE. GUY STUFF . . . VERY NEAT WOOD CARVED FISH ON OLD BOARD (FOLK ART) ?? 36” EXTERIOR DOOR IN CASE, WOOD STEP & EXTENSION LADDER, RED METAL KIDS WAGON, POLY TRUCK BED TOOL BOX, SHOP FORCE 2 H.P. GAS GENERATOR, LIKE NEW DEWALT DW7232 MITER SAW STAND, 2-WALL MOUNT AIR HOSE REELS W/AIR HOSE, OLD BARN TROLLEY, HITCH SLIDE INS, METAL CHICKEN FEEDERS, OLD MARX TRAIN (NO TRACK), 1/2” ELEC. & AIR IMPACTS, WOOD NAIL KEG, CRAFTSMAN 6” DBL. BENCH GRINDER, C-H 2 H.P. ELEC. PANCAKE AIR COMPRESSOR, 3-SETS SNOW SKIS, 15-BUDWEISER BEER STEINS, ASST. NASCAR BOOKS & DVD’S, GOLF BALL DISPLAY CASE W/ 63 GOLF BALLS, GOLF DECOR, ANOTHER LOAD OF PAPER PRODUCTS & CLEANERS . . . PAPER HAND TOWELS-SANI WIPES-TP-KLEENEX-KCUP M. HOUSE COFFEE, FACEMASK-GALLONS OF PINE-SOL & 409-FIRST AID KITS-SPRAY LUBE-CLEANERS-GREASE-SCREW LOOSE.

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The 4-H team placed second

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The FFA Team placed ended as seventh high team. Team members were Kolyn Grossman, Allee Snyder, Grant Nelson and Dustin Flippo.

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Are you semi-retired and looking for a business to supplement your income?

I am looking for persons who may wish to own and operate a mini kiddie carnival for shopping centers. Financing available.

This involves a food bus to sell funnel cakes, elephant ears, popcorn, fish & chips, corn dogs, homemade ice cream, etc. Two or three small kid’s attractions also provided.

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Now, 18 years later, the memory of Kelsey lives on, even through people who never met her, including some who weren’t yet born when she died. Each Thanksgiving morning since 2004 faithful supporters show up for the “I’m Thankful Four,” a four-mile road run to benefit the Kelsey Mikel Memorial Foundation, which provides two scholarships to NorthWood High School seniors.

The first is a $1,500 one-time scholarship to a senior member of the school’s yearbook staff and the second, the “Dreams Come True” award, given to a senior “with passion, vision and dreams, who has plans to impact the world in positive ways.” The scholarship provides ( 4V[OL $1,000 annually for four years to a senior NorthWood Y /L -VY ;OL )V`U student who applies and is then selected by the nineZ ElkAfter person board, which includes Mikel. year’s o Edithis :LL 7HNL tion Reachin awards are given, Mikel said theVol. foundation have ch g Elk 35, No.will hart, Kos 3 provided more than $105,000 in aid to students. ciusko, Nob The annual run and walk, which began only seven le And LaG months after Kelsey’s death thanks to the organization www.seniorli range Counties of family friends, has grown into a popular Thanksgivfenewspaper s.com ing morning event that attracts hundreds of runners, walkers and supporters each year. The event, which was held virtually in 2020 and both in-person and virtually in 2021, plans to return to a full in-person format this November.

The Mikels have been active in many other organizations to help preserve their memories of Kelsey.

They have been active in the Indiana Donor Network, which helps facilitate organ, tissue and eye donation and transplants across the country. They are also active with the organization’s annual “Gift of Life Celebration,” at which Mikel has played an integral role as its emcee for several years.

“August 21 is a day that I’ve always allowed myself to be in a bad mood,” Mikel said, referring to the anniversary of his daughter’s death. “Last year on August 21, my daughter, Mattie, gave birth to our first grandchild. It has allowed me to redefine that day.”

Mikel said one of his wife’s biggest fears was people wouldn’t remember Kelsey. Through their efforts and the support of their community, it is assured that her memory will continue to live on.

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Second, are you falling (Galatians 5:4)? To fall from grace does not mean to lose one’s salvation. It means to move out of the sphere of grace into the sphere of law. It means to substitute regulations for a personal relationship with the Lord.

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Life, not law, changes behavior; and as you yield to the Holy Spirit, Christ’s life is manifest in the fruit of the Spirit. Law works by compulsion from without, but grace works by compassion from within.

Remember, “Every time we say, ‘I believe in the Holy Spirit,’ we mean that we believe there is a living God able and willing to enter human personality and change it.” — statement by J. B. Phillips.

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Students were selected through a competitive process and will receive $7,500 annually (up to $30,000 total) for committing to teach in Indiana for at least five years after graduating college. Students needed to have a 3.5 cumulative GPA, graduate in the top 20% of their high school class or earn a score in the 20th percentile on the ACT or SAT to qualify for the scholarship.

“At Indiana Wesleyan University, our faculty believe deeply that teaching is — and will remain — an admirable career path,” said Dr. Anita Manwell, professor and dean of the School of Teacher Education at IWU. “Knowing these scholars are already committed to teaching in Indiana after graduation sets them up for success before they even begin their studies at IWU. And when you combine the passion of these students with the Christcentered and rigorous curriculum they’ll be engaging in at IWU, there is no doubt in my mind that they will be prepared to make a significant difference in the lives of others with a degree from the School of Teacher Education.”