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Being a widow is never an easy road. “My artwork is what kept me going. I also surrounded myself with caring friends at Heartland. They’re a group of sunny, supportive individuals.” Right now, Zentz has an art piece on display at the 44th Elkhart Juried Regional. Showing her love of fabric, she entered a fabric collage titled “Morning Delight.” She received the David and Dawn Weed Purchase Award for the piece. “I’ve entered for the past five years and received a purchase award for four of those years.” Zentz’s hobby is yardwork. She also enjoys flower gardening.
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Almond joy cookies — Does anyone have a recipe for almond joy cookies they would like to share? They have coconut, chocolate chips and almonds in them. Reply through this column. — A neighbor
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Seek housing — A 75-year-old driver for Amish seeks housing in the Milford area. Not picky but do like things neat and clean. Would prefer a small, semifurnished house, but would consider rent sharing. If you can help, please call Don at (574) 261-0454.
Good neighbors: Free 14 glass gallon jugs with no lids and one set of encyclopedias. Call (574) 5294292.
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Installing drain pipe — We need someone to remove walk cement and install downspout drain pipe and put in new cement for me. Call (574) 267-5074. Licensed plumber — I’ve been trying to find a licensed plumber who can run a gas line up from the basement to my kitchen so I can replace electric stove with gas stove, and who will come to Rochester. Is there anyone who knows a plumber who does this and will service Rochester? Email me at drdee123@ me.com.
Old postcards — Is there anyone who appraises old postcards or is interested in the cards? Reply through this column. — A reader
Furniture reupholstering — Looking for a person who can teach me to reupholster furniture. I will have the furniture and location. Must have all the tools. If interested, call (574) 549-4560. — A reader
Egg incubator — I was wondering if anyone has an egg incubator they no longer need? Prefer Wakarusa or surrounding areas. Call (574) 862-1226.
Nancy Drew books — Does anyone have a set of Nancy Drew books they no longer want? They need to be in good condition. Call (574) 747-7017.
Rochester Legion celebrates • Ed Gates — Navy • Edward Hoppenbrouwer — National Guard, Army Reserve • Earl “Bud” Paxton — Navy • Roger Rettinger — National Guard • Robert Watkins — Army Wynnfield Crossing • Skip Kindig — Air Force • Bill Hoffman — Marines
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OBITUARIES Jackie C. Hoppenbrouwer Bookkeeper
Jackie C. Hoppenbrouwer, 83, Rochester, was surrounded by her loving family when she passed away on Friday, Nov. 4, 2022, at Life Care Center of Rochester. On Dec. 24, 1938, Jackie Cecelia Stone was -$&.,( & born in Jacksonville, Fla. She was a treasured +233(1%528:(5 daughter of Jack and Teresa Wilson Stone. Growing up she shared her childhood with a sister, Tessie. In Waynesville, N.C., Jackie and Eddie Hoppenbrouwer were married on Feb. 4, 1978. They have shared 44 years of life’s adventures. Together they blended a beautiful family that included five wonderful children. Their family tree continued to grow with the added blessings of two more generations, including 10 grandchildren and 13 great-grandchildren. As a bookkeeper, Jackie worked in their family’s automotive repair business known as Eddie’s Auto of Panacea, Fla. With a green thumb, Jackie enjoyed planting flowers to enhance the landscape of her home. To relax, she read novels and magazines. Nana Jackie cherished the time making memories with her grandchildren, looking forward to their visits. Left to cherish Jackie’s memory are her husband, Eddie; daughter, Bonnie Bowyer and husband Wayne of Rochester; sons, Shane Johnson and wife Christine of Montross, Va., Gary Hoppenbrouwer and wife Stephanie of Dearborn, Mich., Terry Hoppenbrouwer and wife Deb of Panacea, Fla., and Traci Royster of Waynesville, N.C.; 10 grandchildren, Luke and Courtney Bowyer, Kyle and Ashley Bowyer, Will and Morgan Strunk, Desiree’ and Harry Haskell III, Aubrey Sullivan and husband Keegan, Timothy Johnson, Kaitlyn Barnum and husband Justin, Hailey Johnson, Adam Hoppenbrouwer and wife Danielle and Joshua Hoppenbrouwer; and several nieces and nephews. Preceding Jackie in death are her parents; daughter, Teresa Jameson; grandson, Christopher Johnson; and sister, Tessie Koontz. Private family services will be held. The Good Family Funeral Home of Rochester has been entrusted with the arrangements. Burial will be in Rochester IOOF Cemetery. Online expressions of sympathy may be made to her family at www.goodfamilyfh.com.
Morris D. Davis
Morris D. Davis, 89, Rochester, died Friday, Sept. 8, 2022, at Life Care Center, Rochester. He was born Sept. 25, 1932, in A u g u s t a , 0255,6 ' '$9,6 Mich. He is survived by two sons, Roger Lee Davis and Mark Duane Davis, both of Florida, and his friends and work family at Rochester High School. He was preceded in death by his parents, Charles and Mirna Davis. A celebration of life was held Wednesday, Nov. 9, at Good Family Funeral Home, Rochester. Military honors was conducted by the Fulton County Veterans Honor Guard and the U.S. Army Honors Team. Interment was in the Florida National Cemetery. Electronic expressions of sympathy may be made to his family at goodfamilyfh.com.
Kitten M. Grimm
Kitten M. Grimm, 63, Rochester, died Wednesday, Nov. 2, 2022, at Hickory Creek of Rochester. She was born Jan. 3, 1959, in Tacoma, Wash. On Aug. 3, 2006, in Plymouth, she married Richard L. Grimm, who survives. She also is survived by her children, Shayla Cox, Roches-
ter, Shawna (Mike) Canham, Daphne, Ala., and Joseph (Mistie) Roberts; six grandchildren; and her brother, Scott (Nancy) .,77(1 0 Thompson, *5,00 Albany, Ore. She was preceded in death by her parents, Eugene and Diane Ruley Workman. Funeral services were held Monday, Nov. 7, at Zimmerman Bros. Funeral Home, Rochester. Burial followed at the Odd Fellows Cemetery, Rochester. Online condolences may be expressed at zimmermanbrosfh. com.
Court News Circuit Court
The following petitions have been filed in Fulton Circuit Court, Judge Arthur Christopher Lee presiding:
Complaints Spring Oaks Capital SPV LLC v. Jim Bartlett, Rochester, $3,728.46. SAC Finance Inc. v. Terrell Sutton, Rochester, $11,789.73.
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The following petitions have been filed in Fulton Superior Court, Judge Gregory L. Heller presiding:
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Pitts-Myers David Pitts, 31, Rochester, and Jordyn Myers, 26, Rochester.
Marriage Dissolutions The following couples have filed for marriage dissolutions in Fulton County courts: Long — Ashley Long, Kewanna, and Brandon Long, Kewanna.
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Eligible families can now access the Indiana Learns family platform, an online portal where they can view their grant funds, see Learning Partner vendors and schedule tutoring services for their qualifying student. Indiana Learns is a new statewide grant program that provides families, demonstrating both financial and academic need, with up to $1,000 to spend on math and reading high-dosage tutoring and approved out-of-school academic programs for their students. “We know that student learning really takes off when we have our schools and families working together,” said Dr. Katie Jenner, Indiana Secretary of Education. “For some families, obtaining tutoring services for their child is not an option financially. Through Indiana Learns, additional tutoring opportunities are now available to more families to empower their children’s learning, with a specific focus on reading and math, which are essential for all future learning. I encourage all eligible families to take full advantage of this new resource.” Announced in August, the initiative’s goal is to increase access
to effective, out-of-school academic support to help fourth and fifth grade students recover from learning disruptions caused by the COVID-19 pandemic. The Mind Trust is administering the operations of the program on behalf of the Indiana Department of Education. Accessing the family platform Interested families can visit IndianaLearns.org to check if their student is eligible. Families will need to enter a student’s Student Test Number (STN) and date of birth to verify eligibility. Parents can locate their student’s STN on their ILEARN score report or by reaching out to their school’s registrar or office staff. If eligible, families will immediately be able to view available funds and schedule approved services after viewing multiple Learning Partners that can provide service in their area. Indiana Learns is continuing to receive applications and approve additional Learning Partners to serve students. All qualifying students will have access to $500 to apply toward approved in-person or virtual tutoring opportunities listed in the online platform. Examples of qualifying expenses include: private tutoring, small group tutoring, or academic-
Christmas Basket sign-ups begin Fulton County United Ministries has opened Christmas Basket sign-ups for those who may struggle with food insecurity during the holidays. The organization delivers baskets of perishable and nonperishable food throughout the county for the Christmas holiday.
Applications will be taken at two locations: •Community Resource Center, 625 Pontiac St., Rochester, on Nov. 5, 12, 19 and 26 from 9 a.m. to noon. •Grace United Methodist Church, 201 W. 7th St., Rochester, on Nov. 9, 16 and 23 from 4:30-6:30 p.m.
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focused camps held during school breaks. If an eligible student attends a school that has committed to matching funds, that student will have access to a total of $1,000 in funds for approved expenses. When a student schedules and attends an approved session, the cost will be reflected in the student’s portal, where families can monitor the available funds. The portal will also include helpdesk resources. Families will not directly manage funds and are not responsible for paying Learning Partners. Learning Partners will invoice Indiana Learns directly for services rendered.
Student qualifications To qualify for an Indiana Learns tutoring grant, a student must meet ALL of the following criteria: Student resides in Indiana. Student is currently enrolled in and attending an Indiana school. Student qualifies for federal free or reduced lunch. Student scored below proficiency in both mathematics and English/ language arts on ILEARN as a third or fourth grade student in spring 2022. NOTE: Students approaching proficiency will not qualify. “The response from potential Learning Partners has been over-
whelmingly positive,” said Seana Murphy, Senior Director of Indiana Learns. “With many high-quality, high-capacity Learning Partners on board, we know that Indiana Learns can have a major, positive impact for eligible students across the state. We are so excited for families to access the portal and choose a provider that will meet the needs of their students.” Additional information for families and interested Learning Partners can be found at IndianaLearns.org. Families with questions can reach out to the Indiana Learns team by emailing info@indianalearns.org or calling (317) 203-9236.
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Local Vietnam War veteran continues to serve as legion chaplain %\ '$9,' +$=/(',1( $VVRFLDWH (GLWRU When Harry Migonis returned from Vietnam in 1968, he was sure he was done with the military forever. His legs were badly injured in an explosion when he drove an 8-ton tanker truck over a landmine at a checkpoint near Pleiku, and he still had years of surgery and physical therapy ahead of him. He was 19 years old. “That was the last I wanted to hear about it,” recalled the 73-year-old. Nevertheless, decades later, during a funeral in southern Illinois held for his brother-inlaw, also a veteran, he watched the local honor guard salute a fellow soldier and thought, “How can I get into that when I retire?” In 2009, after driving trucks for over 30 years, Migonis did retire. Within a month he joined the Rochester VFW Post 1343 and has been a member ever since. He is also a member of the American Legion Post 36, where he currently serves as chaplain. He also still serves on the honor guard, though his war injuries have made this more difficult as he’s gotten old-
er. “I’m still hanging in there.” As chaplain, he speaks at funerals and other events and is also there for legion members who need a sympathetic ear. “Maybe it’s a sick vet or someone down and out, and we try to talk about that. … I’m here for whoever needs me.” Harry Migonis is one of three brothers, the others are named Tom and Dick. “My parents had a sense of humor.” Tom, who has served in many capacities at Post 1343, including commander and quartermaster, is also a Vietnam veteran. In fact, while there, Tom used his in-country vacation time — or “R and R” — to visit Harry, who was stationed in another part of the country. The elder brother, who was serving in the infantry, hitchhiked his way through dangerous country to see Harry in Pleiku. “That was pretty cool,” Harry recalled. The brothers grew up in Chicago before moving to Cicero, Ill. However, their grandfather had a farm near Kewanna. Later, their father purchased land near Leiters Ford, which they inherited. “I’ve been here on and off since I was a kid,” said Harry.
From a young age, Harry showed an aptitude for working on cars and trucks, so it was not a surprise when, after he was drafted in 1966 and went through his advanced infantry training, he was assigned to the 523rd Transportation Company. Migonis traveled to Vietnam by ship, which took 30 days. The 523rd was experimenting with the use of large, 8-ton trucks, called “Goers” (Go-ability with Overall Economy and Reliability), and he was assigned the task of driving these vehicles over rough roads to supply highly flammable helicopter fuel to bases in the field. “They wanted to see how they Continued on page 7
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Local Vietnam Continued from page 6 would do in the combat zone,” said Migonis. The 523rd was the only company in the world using the vehicles, which were roughly twice the size of the standard cargo trucks. After 8 months of driving and only 3 months left before shipping out back home, Migonis had not encountered a single ambush. Neither had anyone else he knew. “I was the first one who really got hurt.” He vividly recalls the moments before the explosion “like it was yesterday.” He and his partner were at a checkpoint watching soldiers sweep for land mines on the road ahead. Then he was waved through, and as they drove on, his partner — a sergeant with a dry sense of humor — said something funny, he leaned back laughing and at the same time an explosion tore through the bottom of the truck. “The MEDEVAC landed in front of me … the windshield was black from smoke … “ His memories are spotty after that, but he recalled being part of a group of other wounded soldiers moving to a field hospital and another facility before making
the nine day journey back to a hospital in Pennsylvania. In spite of his wounds, Migonis counts himself as lucky for many reasons. First, his time in Vietnam was, he said, “like a resort compared to those infantry guys. I take my hat off to those guys.” Second, his legs were spread wide to operate the pedals of the truck and the explosion went between them. Third, because he was laughing, he leaned back out of the way of the blast. Fourth, the explosion did not ignite the helicopter fuel he was transporting. Roughly 80,000 military personnel were killed in Vietnam, and Migonis was not one of them. He never really thought of himself as a military-type, he said; however, “when they called, I went.” Since joining the VFW/Legion, Migonis has attended every Veteran’s Day service held at the Fulton County Courthouse. This year will be different, however, as he will be visiting his grandson’s school in Schererville, where he will be honored for his service along with other veterans. “You’ve got to do things for your grandson,” he commented fondly.
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A look at Veterans Day The 11th hour of the 11th day of the 11th month. It’s a phrase well known to veterans and non-veterans alike, marking the time and day when an armistice in 1918 ended World War I and provided the origin of
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venture, even if it meant sitting in the salon for four hours just to get Chick-fil-A and Starbucks afterwards,” Steyn continued. “The love Brelynna had for us, her family, will be felt for the rest of our lives.” Steyn said the family hopes Fulton Superior Court Judge Gregory Heller is “fair” regarding his sentencing of Rogers. “Although, no amount of time could ever make up for such an amazing girl losing her life at such a young age, we hope the judge is fair in the January sentencing,” she said. “We appreciate all of the love and prayers we have felt throughout this first year without her,” added Steyn. Steyn said she believes Felix would want her family and friends “to live their lives in honor of her.” She would also want them “to live life to the fullest, be happy, and not dwell on the hurt and pain we are feeling now,” said Steyn.
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Christkindlmarkt set for Nov. 18-20 Christkindlmarkt is a Christmas market with a German theme which starts from 4-10 p.m. Friday, Nov. 18, 11 a.m. to 10 p.m. Saturday, Nov. 19, and 11 a.m. to 2 p.m. Sunday, Nov. 20. The event will occur on Court Street and East 5th Street in downtown Peru. There will be an ice skating rink, vendor market with Christmas décor, carved wood animals and laser cut Christmas items, candles, live wreaths, poinsettias and greenery, decorative greenery pots, ornaments and other wonderful items. The market will include German and American beer, Gluhwein, hot chocolate, slushies, Eiskaffe, coffee specialty drinks, as well as bratwurst, currywurst, frankfurters, schnitzel, pork burgers, smoked chops, pretzels, German pizza, German stew. There will be candy, German cookies, strudel and other baked
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ral Resources, who count the cranes one day each week during the migration. This fall so far, cranes numbered 2,069 on Oct. 4; 3,485 on Oct. 11; 3,804 on Oct. 18; and 4,881 on Oct. 25. The crane spectacle is best seen from the observation platform at the Sandhill Crane Observation Area, according to the DNR. A few stationary viewing scopes are available, but bringing your own spotting scope
or binoculars is recommended. If you are photographing cranes, your most powerful zoom lens will be handy because trying to get too close to the birds will spook them, the DNR says. During the day, cranes can be spotted feeding and dancing in nearby harvested farm fields. But the DNR recommends sunrise and sunset as the best times to view the birds. In the early morning, huge flocks rise and fly from their roosting marshes. About an hour before sundown, flocks of cranes kite into the refuge near the observation area from all directions, gabbing and socializing before going to roost for the night. For more information, visit the DNR’s website about the sandhill crane fall migration at in.gov/dnr/ fish-and-wildlife/properties/jasper-pulaski-fwa/sandhill-cranes.
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Fulton County Tourism Commission launches new website with new identity The Fulton County Tourism Commission announced the launch of a new website for visitors and residents of Fulton County. Guests can visit fultoncountyindiana.com and check out the brand new identity of Fulton County. The playful silhouette of the county and
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Lake Manitou Association kicks off fundraising The Lake Manitou Association is working to raise $5,000 by Giving Tuesday, Nov. 29. If successful, the Fulton County Community Foundation will award a matching grant of $5,000. The Lake Manitou Maintenance and Sustainability Fund was established through the foundation to assist the LMA in their mission of continued protection, preservation and stewardship of Lake Manitou. Contributions to the fund remain invested to grow for years to come to help ensure a healthy
Cavender and Rohr awarded scholarships Sarah Cavender, Akron, and Sarah Rohr, Rochester, have been awarded the Richard G. and Marjorie Hayslett Bigler Scholarship at Manchester University. Cavender, a Tippecanoe Valley High School graduate, is majoring in psychology at the northern Indiana school. Rohr, a Rochester Community High School graduate, is majoring in psychology. The endowed scholarship fund was established through a gift from Richard and Marjorie Bigler. Marjorie is a member of the Manchester Class of 1932. Dick, a Wabash College graduate, was a longtime member of the Manchester University Board of Trustees and was its chair during a period of significant physical growth and educational development. Income from the fund provides financial aid for worthy Manchester University students.
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Local veterans, other groups mark Veterans Day Rain or shine, the lawn on the west side of the Fulton County Courthouse in downtown Rochester is where area veterans will gather to officially commemorate Veterans Day. The approximately half-hour ceremony will start at 11 a.m. Friday, Nov. 11. Opening the ceremony will be singer Erica Yates, Roann, who will sing the national anthem. Area Boy Scouts typically lead those assembled in reciting the Pledge of Allegiance. This year,
Rochester Mayor Ted Denton is scheduled to deliver remarks, and the Fulton County Honor Guard will play taps and fire a threevolley salute. Afterward, a free chili lunch will be served to veterans and their families at the Rochester American Legion Post. At 4 p.m., the Veterans of Foreign Wars Post 1343 in Rochester will serve a free dinner to veterans and their families. The local VFW and the American Legion cooperate and take
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Together with local community sponsors and support, children will be able to spend $125-$150 to provide them with clothes, shoes and a toy! Not only does this program build a positive relationship between a child and police officers, it shows the true meaning of a giving spirit for those who are in need within our very own community. The Fulton County F.O.P. Lodge 143 is asking the community to participate by donating funds to be able to support multiple children within our community! Donations may be made at the Fulton County Sheriff’s Office or Rochester Police Department or we pick up at your home or business. If you would like us to pick up your donation, please call Cindy McLochin @ 574-205-2424 or Gail Karas @ 574-835-2992 Fulton County’s Fraternal Order of Police PO Box 284 Rochester, IN 46975
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Ginger Slisher crowned 2023 Miss Cardinal Ginger Slisher of Fulton was crowned 2023 Miss Cardinal at a competition held Oct. 15 at Havens Auditorium on the IU Kokomo campus. Slisher was chosen over six other candidates, earning a $300 academic scholarship and an opportunity to compete in the Miss Indiana competition. The competition included a social impact pitch and onstage interview, as well as a talent competition, in which Slisher, an FFA member, recited Paul Harvey’s “So God Made A Farmer” speech, which was first given at a 1978 FFA convention. Miss Cardinal and Miss Cardinal’s Outstanding Teen is a scholarship program and competition within the Miss Amer-
ica Organization. Titleholders represent the area in the Miss Indiana and Miss Indiana’s Outstanding Teen competition with the goal of representing Indiana at Miss America and Miss America’s Outstanding Teen. Miss Cardinal is an open preliminary competition, anyone throughout the state who meets the eligibility requirements is able to compete. For more information, visit facebook.com/misscardinalin/
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Updates and happenings in and around the area Box of necessities. Operation Christmas Child needs shoeboxes filled with toiletry items and other small items a child would use (maybe a little toy they could play with, too) dropped off at Grace Methodist Church, 201 W. Seventh St., Rochester. Dropoff times will be 3-7 p.m. Monday through Friday, 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. Saturday, and 8 a.m. to noon Sunday the week of Nov. 13-20. If you have any questions or need supplies, call Mark and Kathy Blackman at (574) 2231500. —o— Eat a good breakfast, then buy a pie. The annual breakfast and pie auction of St. Joseph Catholic Church will be held Sunday, Nov. 20, in the parish hall, 1310 Main St., Rochester. Breakfast will be served by the Knights of Columbus from 8:30-10:30 a.m. for free-will donations. The pie auction will begin at 10:30. Proceeds will support the sister parish medical clinic in Mariani, Haiti. All are invited to attend. —o— Want some ice cream with that? The Flagpole is getting ready for its annual Christmas Quart Sale. It will take place from 9 a.m. to 1 p.m. Saturday, Nov. 12, at 514 E. Ninth St., Rochester. All traditional flavors will be available as well as holiday flavors such as white chocolate peppermint, German chocolate cake and Black Forest cake. Use the drive-thru or walk up to take advantage of this cash-only sale. This will be the last sale of the
season until March 2023. —o— Do you have Christmas shopping to do? Check out two upcoming events at the Fulton County Museum. A craft show featuring a variety of crafts will take place from 9 a.m. to 2 p.m. Saturday, Nov. 19. A toy show is planned from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. Sunday, Nov. 20, featuring new and old farm toys, Nascar and Matchbox. Food will be available. The museum is located four miles north of Rochester at US 31 and CR 375N. For more information, call (574) 223-4436. —o— Fruit turns into shoes. The Rochester Rotary Club is selling fruit again this year to raise money to support its “Shoes for Students” project. The club provides shoes for students in need in Fulton County, regardless of which school they attend. Rotarians say this year they are seeing an even greater need than before. Orders can be placed until Nov. 21, and fruit orders will be delivered the week of Dec. 12. For more information or to place an order, contact Curt Haussmann at (574) 835-2356 or chausman@ rtcol.com. —o— A winter home. People in Newcastle or Henry townships in Fulton County who usually go to Mary and Jerry’s Helping Hands Food Pantry may go to United We Stand Ministries Food Pantry during the winter months while Helping Hands is closed.
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The United We Stand pantry is located in Akron behind the grocery store on SR 19N. The building is well marked and has a sign on it. Hours are from 2-4 p.m. Thursdays. Park in front of the building or you may use the Akron United Methodist Church parking lot. This is a walkthrough pantry. Also, at 11 a.m. on Tuesday, Nov. 22, the Mobile Food Pantry Truck will be at the Akron Community Center parking lot on SR 14 in Akron. This is a drivethrough event, and the United We Stand Ministries volunteers will be placing items in your vehicle. You may want to bring a box or an empty container. —o— Lend a hand if you can. November’s Golden Chronicle newsletter from the Fulton County Community Resource Center reminds folks that volunteers are needed for a number of jobs. Volunteer drivers are needed
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to take residents to medical appointments. Woodlawn Hospital can use volunteers at its information desk and gift shop. St. John’s Lutheran Church could use volunteers to help sort and organize donations of clothing, bedding and shoes for those in need. The Fulton County Animal Adoption and Education Center could use volunteers to play with the dogs and cats before they’re adopted. If interested, call Anne at (574) 223-3716. —o— They’ll have you in stitches. The Chain Gang will meet at 2 p.m. Tuesday, Nov. 15, at the Ak-
ron Carnegie Public Library, 205 E. Rochester St., Akron. If you enjoy crocheting, knitting, sewing or needlepoint, this is the group for you. Bring your materials with you and work alongside others who enjoy this hobby. If you’d like to learn one of these skills, there are plenty of people willing to show you how. —o— Give youth a boost. Macy Christian Church is holding a craft fair from 9 a.m. to 2 p.m. Saturday, Nov. 12, at 190 E. Commerce St., Macy. Everyone is welcome. Proceeds will benefit the church youth program.
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Saturday, November 12 8am-4pm (est) Fulton County Museum 37 East 375 North (4 miles N. of Rochester on US 31) Admission $4 Call Darlene 574-936-4431
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Misc. Merchandise P200 REAL ESTATE RENTALS Prepare for power outages today with a GENERAC home standby generator $0 Down + Low Monthly Pmt Request a free Quote. Call before the next power outage: 1-855-948-6176 Safe Step. North America’s #1 Walk-in tub. Comprehensive lifetime warranty. Top-of-the-line installation and service. Now featuring our free shower package & $1600 off - limited time! Financing available. 1-855-417-1306 The Generac PWRcell solar plus battery storage system. Save money, reduce reliance on grid, prepare for outages & power your home. Full installation services. $0 down financing option. Request free no obligation quote. 1-877-539-0299 Eliminate gutter cleaning forever! LeafFilter, the most advanced debris-blocking gutter protection. Schedule free LeafFilter estimate today. 20% off Entire Purchase. 10% Senior & Military Discounts. Call 1-833-610-1936
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10 a.m. Saturday, Dec. 3, at 701 N. US 35, Winamac. Real estate sells live onsite. Personal property online only hibid auction. Bidding opens Nov. 23 and ends Dec. 1 at olsonauctions.hibid.com. Preview property from 2-4 p.m. Saturday, Nov. 26. Property of the late Dave and Virginia Barr. One story, 1,709 square-foot home with three bedrooms, 1.5 bathrooms, open front porch, attached garage and large back yard. Open house: 2-4 p.m. Sunday, Nov. 20. For more information call Gary Olson, (574) 595-5164.
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Indiana Historical Society’s Festival of Trees is for all ages The Indiana Historical Society’s 2022 Festival of Trees is making spirits bright as one of central Indiana’s biggest holiday traditions for families and people of all ages. From Nov. 11 through Jan. 7, visitors can take part in the annual holiday extravaganza at the Eugene and Marilyn Glick Indiana History Center, located at 450 W. Ohio St. in Indianapolis. This year’s winter wonderland features 75 elaborately decorated trees representing individuals, families and organizations from around Indiana. Whenever they visit, guests will have the opportunity to vote for their favorite tree. They will also have the opportunity to help a child in need with The Salvation Army’s Angel Tree. While Festival of Trees tickets may be purchased at the door, buying advance tickets is strongly encouraged. For tickets, visit: https://bit.ly/3U1vhCr. “Our Festival of Trees is a
must-attend annual event, and we are so excited to bring it back to the Indiana Historical Society,” said IHS President and CEO Jody Blankenship. “As is tradition, we will have an amazing centerpiece tree and dozens of elaborately decorated trees. We’re pleased to be making spirits bright while also remaining an affordable option for friends and families alike. There really is something for all ages — our youngest guests enjoy hunting for Hoosier Buddy (our Elf on a Shelf) and 10 hidden pickle ornaments hidden in trees around the building as well as looking at all the trees. We also have special programs to get people into the holiday spirit.” Visitors can take part in scavenger hunts for The Elf on the Shelf or the Weihnachtzgurken(10 pickle ornaments hidden in trees throughout the building). And as guests wander through the building, they can sing holiday favorites
in the Cole Porter Room, with Caroling through the Holidays, sponsored by Citizens Energy Group. In addition, visitors can check out a recreated scene from “A Christmas Story,” complete with pink bunny onesie, sponsored by Booth Tarkington Civic Theatre. Throughout Festival of Trees, the Stardust Terrace Café by Jonathan Byrd’s will offer extended hours and additional menu options, including holiday-inspired treats and tasty specialty beverages for both children and grown-ups. Members receive a 10 percent discount on café purchases. Back by popular demand, Twilight Tuesdays offer an after-hours experience from 5-8 p.m. for those who wish to see the trees by night. And with paid admission, those 21 and over can sample a selection of Heaven Hill Brands bourbon. Bourbon cocktails and special holiday bites will also be
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well as a reserved VIP seat at the Nutcracker performance at 1 p.m. For tickets, visit: https:// bit.ly/3NCtlhl. On Friday, Dec. 16, Good Cheers and Ugly Sweaters takes place from 5:30-8 p.m. Wear your ugly sweaters or other themed apparel and enjoy sipping on complimentary local seasonal beverages, including craft beer, spirits, cocktails and more. Soak up the season while strolling through the winter wonderland of Festival of Trees and campaign to win the best — or worst — holiday attire. For tickets, visit: https:// bit.ly/3SUoN6Z. Festival of Trees hours are Tuesday through Saturday, 10 a.m. to 5 p.m., and Sunday from noon to 5 p.m. Select Tuesday evenings will have extended hours of 10 a.m. to 8 p.m. Festival of Trees is presented by The Salvation Army, with support from The Mothershead Foundation, Citizens Energy Group, Printing Partners and MacAllister Machinery, Inc. Twilight Tuesdays are sponsored by Heaven Hill Brands; and Caroling through the Holidays is presented by Citizens Energy Group. For tickets, a detailed schedule of hours and a schedule of programs, visitwww.FestivalofTreesIndy.org. Festival of Trees will be closed Thanksgiving Day, Christmas Eve, Christmas Day and New Year’s Day.
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TRUCK - MOWER LAWN & GARDEN - TOOLS 2006 Ford F150, crew cab, short bed, 190K miles; 2008 Snowbear 4x8 trailer; JD EZtrak Z225 ZTR mower w/42” deck; JD 724D walkbehind snowblower; Agri-Fab lawn sweeper; lawn roller; B&D trimmers & edger; Weed Eater 2560 blower/ vac; variety of garden tools; All-Power 3500 watt generator; aluminum ladders; more. ANTIQUES - VINTAGE ITEMS FURNITURE - HOUSEHOLD Oak claw foot table w/6 chairs; oak high back queen bed; oak gentleman’s dresser w/mirror; oak dresser w/mirror, jewelry box & candle stands; 2-door tin panel pie safe; Eastlake walnut settee w/upholstered back & seats; Victorian walnut & velvet side chair; 8-leg carved wood octagon table; (2) washstands; parlor/side table; oak hall tree/hall seat w/storage; rocking chairs; Bradley & Hubbard Alhambra slag glass table lamp; floral hurricane table lamp; depression glass, Haviland & other china pieces, large set of Franciscan Desert Rose dishes; variety of teacups & saucers; toys, dolls & games; large handmade wood armoire; maple farmhouse hutch; dining table w/six rolling chairs; sofa & sleeper sofa; end tables, floor & table lamps; Whirlpool refrigerator; Frigidaire stackable washer & dryer; Weslo treadmill; Husqvarna Viking sewing machine; wood desk; filing cabinets; safe; Christmas décor; pots & pans, dishes & glassware; large amt of jewelry; more.
Gary L. Olson Auctioneer
IN Auc. Lic. #AU01031658
259 S. 700 W., Winamac, IN Phone: 574-946-4663 or 574-595-5164 E-Mail: olsonauctions@hughes.net Web: www.olsonauctions.com www.auctionzip.com #15155
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BUILDING FOR SALE OR LEASE 501 Main Street • Rochester, IN
Total Square Footage Above Ground Is 28K 20K Main Level, 8K Upstairs Purchase will include architect plans submitted to state. Ready for construction!
Please Call 574-835-5831