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Musician brings her talent to the Times Theater %\ 75$&(< 58&.0$1 6WDII :ULWHU “I’ve been doing music my whole life. I don’t remember not being on a stage,” stated Kate Karter, Rochester. After graduating from high school in 2020, Karter moved to Florida to pursue her musical talents. She attributes her current success to the Orange Blossom Opry, in Weirsdale, Fla., where she regularly performs. She has performed with Bobby Randall, a former member of the Sawyer Brown Band, and she opened for Grammy award winner Linda Davis in Jacksonville. She is in the process of auditioning to open for Toby Keith and Billy Ray Cyrus in April. Her first single, “Come Home” was released in 2021. Her dad, Thad Stewart, is also a musician and a pastor at two churches; one in Akron and one in Gilead. Stewart joined his first band at age 13 and has been performing ever since. “Kate’s always been a really good singer. When she was three years old, she would get up in the pulpit area of the church where we would be playing and singing and I would put a guitar in her hand. Of course, she didn’t really

know how to play it at the time, but she would strum along,” Stewart said of his daughter’s musical upbringing. Karter has since learned to play 16 different instruments and frequently performs with her dad. She currently splits her time between Rochester and Florida, going wherever the shows take her. She also received an invitation to do some work in Texas this summer along with several other invites from across the country. In addition to splitting her time between two states, auditioning to open for Toby Keith and figuring out what her summer schedule looks like, Karter will also be assisting her dad with the Round Barn Opry project at the Rochester Times Theater. “When the Orange Blossom Opry took her in and set her up, I had two thoughts — if I can open an opry in town, that would give her a place to play when she’s here, and if I could do for somebody else’s kid what they did for mine — that would be awesome,” stated Stewart. “When dad brought up the idea, I was like yeah, that’s great. It would be cool to bring something here, especially since it’s Rochester, small-town USA,” said Karter. Karter and Stewart are

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The image of God (Read Colossians 3:1-11)

“Lie not one to another, seeing that ye have put off the old man with his deeds; And have put on the new man, which %\ 5(9 521 is renewed 385.(< in knowledge after the image of him that created him.” (Colossians 3:9-10) It is not enough for Christ to be preeminent in the Gospel, the cross, creation, and the church; he must also be preeminent in our lives. Paul states very specifically how we should “practice the preeminence of Christ.” “Since you are risen with Christ, set your mind (affection) on things above!” (Colossians 3:1) In other words, let your earthly practice be worthy of your heavenly position. Once you were dead in sin (Ephesians 2:1-3), but now you are dead to sin. Christ is in you, the hope of glory (Colossians 1:27), and someday soon that glory will be revealed

(Colossians 3:4). In brief, Paul says, “Live up to what Christ has done for you!” This simple principle of Christian living is more powerful than all the rules and regulations men can devise. “You are made full in him” (Colossians 2:10); now live out that fullness in daily life. Oriental, Greek and Roman religions said little or nothing about personal holiness. A person could bring sacrifices, say prayers, and go away from the altar to commit terrible sins, and nobody would think he or she was inconsistent. Not so with Christianity. The new life within demands a new life without. Since we have died with Christ, we should put to death (“mortify,” Colossians: 5) impure behavior (see Romans 6). “Don’t live the way you used to live,” Paul cautions, “the way the unsaved crowd lives. Christ is your life, and you died with him. Now, let his life show through you day by day.” In Colossians 3:8-11, Paul compares the new life to a change of clothes: “Put off the old sins as you would take off a filthy garment, and put on the new life of holiness.” But notice we are able to do this because in Christ we have already put off the old man (Colossians 3:9); that is, in Christ the body of flesh (the sinful nature) has been put off through his true circumci-

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sion on the cross (Colossians 2:11). Physical circumcision in the Old Testament meant entering into a covenant relationship with God. Our spiritual circumcision in Jesus Christ means the old nature has been put off, and we may now walk in newness of life. Though originally marred by sin, believers have been re-created (by a spiritual birth) to reflect God’s righteousness and holiness. When others see Christian believers, they are to see the character of our God. If you have not made your decision for Jesus Christ, now is the time to do it. First, read the Gospel of John in the New Testament. Second, accept Jesus Christ as your Lord and Savior by praying and asking God for forgiveness. Third, commit yourself to live for Christ. Read Ron Purkey’s Bible study outlines at www.rcpbibleoutlines. com free on the website. Purkey has been an ordained Baptist minister for 50 years.

Family support group to meet Fulton County Public Library in Rochester is hosting a family support group from 10 a.m. to noon the second Saturday of every month. This family support group is for the family member and friends concerned about their loved ones who live with a substance use disorder. This program is based on the community reinforcement and family training model, or CRAFT. The CRAFT model is an effective, evidence-based, motivational program impacting families in multiple areas of their lives. Support is also provided by Overdose Lifeline. Topics include: Family dynamics, identifying triggers and motivators; developing positive communication techniques; helping the loved one enter treatment services and engage in recovery; effective methods and available resources to help influence change and improve quality of life. For more information, call (765) 919-9029, or email contact@ overdoselifeline.org

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Fulton County prepped for primary elections %\ '$9,' +$=/(',1( 6WDII :ULWHU Fulton County Clerk Teri Furnivall and her staff are now in the early courthouse voting phase of the 2022 Fulton County primary elections. These primaries mark Fulton County’s first election using voting centers, a change made effective Jan. 1. Fulton County is the 44th county in Indiana to adopt the voting center model, joining nearby Wayne, Tippecanoe and Cass counties. Voting centers, said Furnivall, “give folks the ability to vote in any of the locations available.” She emphasized the precinct system would remain intact; however, voters are no longer required to cast their ballots in a particular precinct location. The change was made possible after Fulton County obtained new election equipment, including electronic poll books, which are capable of linking the centers via secure internet connections, instantly updating the e-poll books as each vote is cast. The new equipment also ensures votes are backed up by a verified paper trail. While the rest of the state is using the equipment for the first time, Fulton started in 2020. “I did not want my last year to be the first year using new equipment,” said Furnivall. “We had the equipment and wanted to use it right away to make sure it works,” added Dawn Ziemek, first deputy clerk. “It has excellent security features and is very user friendly.” In spite of their best laid plans, however, some fliers were sent out with incorrect primary voting information due to typographical errors, said Furnivall. The following information was confirmed: • Early courthouse voting is now open from 8 a.m. to 3 p.m. Monday through Friday until Friday, April 29; 8 a.m. to 3 p.m. Saturday, April 23 and Saturday, April 30; the last day is 8 a.m. to noon Monday, May 2. • Early vote center voting is from 8 a.m. to 3 p.m. Saturday, April 30 at Grass Creek Fire Station and Aubbeenaubee Community Building; 8 a.m. to 3 p.m. Saturday, April 23, at Talma Community Building

and Kewanna Community Building. • Election day voting at vote centers is from 6 a.m. to 6 p.m. Tuesday, May 3. There are now six voting centers, down from the 10 centers in previous years; however, voters may cast ballots at any of these locations: • Fulton County North: Fulton County Historical Museum, 37 E. 375N, Rochester. • Fulton County West: Kewanna Fire Station, Community Room, 404 N. Toner St., Kewanna. • Fulton County South: Fulton Community Building, E. Dunn

St., Fulton. • Fulton County East: Akron Community Building, 815 E. Rural St., Akron. • Rochester East: Community Resource Center, 625 Pontiac St., Rochester. • Rochester West: Fulton County Fairgrounds, 1009 W. Third St., Rochester. Applications for absentee voting by mail must be submitted on or before April 21. Travel board applications may be submitted anytime until noon May 2. Applications may be obtained by calling (574) 223-7713.

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OBITUARIES Austin John Collins Austin John Collins, 26, of rural Mentone, died Wednesday, March 9, 2022. He was born March 9, 1996, to Terry and Rita M. $867,1 -2+1 Collins. &2//,16 No services will be held at this time. The arrangements have been entrusted to King Memorial Home, 101 N. Tucker St., Mentone.

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Roger Dale Conliff, 48, Wabash, died at 6:50 p.m. Sunday, March 27, 2022, at his home. He was born on June 23, 1973, to Max Richard Conliff and Karen Haines. He is survived by his mother, Karen Haines,Wabash; three children, Kayla Jackson, Ligonier, Brooke Ratliff, Ky., and Blake (Lexie) Ratliff, Ky.; five brothers, Max (Chrissy) Garrett, Huntington, Dennis (Wendy) Conliff, Wabash, Shannon (Rebecca) Schrader, Summit, Miss., Shane Conliff, Akron, and Poncho (Ashley) Lopez, Jr., Wabash; and several nieces and nephews. He was preceded in death by his father; and grandparents, Paul and Mary Haines, and James and Priscilla France. Funeral services were held Friday, April 1 at GrandstaffHentgen Funeral Service, Wabash. Burial took place at Falls Cemetery, Wabash.

Walter ‘Walt” Wayne Coplen Walter “Walt” Wayne Coplen, 97, Plymouth, died at 10:30

a.m. March 30, 2022, at Millers Merry Manor, Warsaw. He was born June 4, 1924, to Harvey and Bessie Coplen. He married Ethel Men- :$/7(5 ´:$/7µ zie June 30, :$<1( &23/(1 1946. She preceded him in death in Nov. 2017. Surviving are his daughters, Jennifer (Terry) Maze, Sun Lakes, Ariz., Amy (Dannie) Hurd, Warsaw; four grandsons; one granddaughter; two great-granddaughters; three great-grandsons; three step great-grandsons; one step greatgreat-granddaughter; three step great-grandsons. He is preceded in death by his parents; brothers, Leroy Coplen, Nile Coplen, Oris Coplen; sisters, Erma Claybaugh, Vivian Coplen; and a step grandson. Funeral Services were held Monday, April 4, at the Argos United Methodist Church. Burial followed at Maple Grove Cemetery, Argos. Arrangements were entrusted with the Earl-Grossman Funeral Home, Argos.

Steven F. Krachinski Steven F. Krachinski, 59, Kewanna, died at 2:30 p.m. M o n d a y, March 28, 2022, at his home. He was born Jan. 17, 1963, to Daniel and Bon-

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Floyd D. Palmer Floyd D. Palmer, 90, Argos died at 6:15 p.m. T h u r s d a y, March 31, 2022, at Millers Merry Manor, Plymouth. He was )/2<' ' born Nov. 3$/0(5 13, 1931, to Oswald Otis and Mabel Ruth Shelly Palmer. He married Hazel Beshears Jan. 14, 1956. He is survived by his wife Hazel; two sons, Curt (Debbie) Palmer, Plymouth, Alan (Marilyn) Palmer, Indianapolis; daughterin-law, Jenise Palmer, Plymouth; eight grandchildren; six greatgrandchildren and several nieces and nephews. Preceding him in death are his parents; a son, Floyd “Wayne” Palmer; three sisters, Norene Billissitz, Esther Walsh, Lois Burns; two brothers, Jim and Norman. Graveside services were held on Tuesday, April 5, ,at Richland Center IOOF Cemetery, Rochester. Arrangements were entrusted to Good Family Funeral Home, Rochester.

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Richard Eugene Belcher U.S. Army Veteran Richard Eugene Belcher, 87, passed away at his home Wednesday, March 30, 2022. This followed a courageous and inspiring battle with ALS. He was born April 20, 1934, in Kewanna. The son of William and Margaret Belcher, he is survived by three children, Daniel (Jenny) Belcher MD, Indianapolis, Cynthia Maves Esq., Columbus, Ohio, and 5,&+$5' ( Nancy (David) Gruesser, Zionsville; seven grandchil%(/&+(5 dren, William Belcher, Clare Maves, Rachel Maves, Nicole Gruesser, Erica Gruesser, Luke Belcher and Grace Belcher. Preceding Dick in death are his wife, Suzanne; brother, Mickey; granddaughter, Katherine Jane Belcher; and his parents. Dick graduated from Rochester High School in 1952 and Purdue University in 1956 with a degree in agricultural economics. While at Purdue, he was senior manager of the 1955 football team, editor of the Purdue Agriculturist and president of the Gimlet honorary. At Purdue, he met Suzanne. They were married Aug. 11, 1957, and had 57 great years together. He was a member of Alpha Gamma Rho fraternity. Dick served with the U.S. Army 101st Airborne Division as a paratrooper and an officer. He and Suzanne founded First Federal Savings Bank in 1966, where he served as CEO until his death. First Federal was the first savings and loan in Indiana to convert to stock and had one of the first drive-up bank windows in northern Indiana. Dick led the construction of the first LEED (Leadership in Energy and Environmental Design) certified bank branch in Indiana. Dick served as president of the Indiana Savings and Loan League and served on the board of Federal Home Loan Bank of Indianapolis. He was past president of Rochester Kiwanis Club. Dick won the Fulton County Chamber of Commerce Community Service Award twice, once with Suzanne. He served on the Rochester Telephone Company Board for 20 years and the Woodlawn Hospital Board of Trustees for 12 years. He was awarded the Northern Indiana Financial Entrepreneur of the Year. Dick and Suzanne won the Purdue University President’s Council Pinnacle Award, conveyed by Purdue President Mitch Daniels. He also served on the Fulton County Community Foundation board and the Board of Trustees of Ivy Tech, Kokomo. Suzanne and Dick believed it was important to give back to their community. They supported the Fulton County Parks, Fulton County Foundation, 4-H and many other organizations. They also established the chair for Environmental Sustainability in the College of Agriculture at Purdue University. Suzanne and Dick established an annual scholarship for a Fulton County student enrolled in the College of Agriculture at Purdue. They also established scholarships for students at Ancilla College and Ivy Tech College. An avid runner and bicyclist, he ran his first of six marathons when he was 50 years old. One of Dick’s favorite sayings was “leave everything a little better than you found it.” Dick shared some important people in his life who have made a big difference: Dad — He taught me a work ethic. Mom — Expected me to be a Christian and know the value of money. Suzanne – My wife for 57 years; she always supported and encouraged me. Harry Ray, RHS teacher — He encouraged me to attend Purdue University. Joe Hasler, college roommate — Best man in our wedding; gave me idea of starting a bank. Purdue University — For the inspiration the university gave me to use my God-given talent. Our kids and grandkids. First Federal family — For all the support the past 56 years. A celebration of the life of Richard E. Belcher will be at 11 a.m. Wednesday, April 6, at the Grace United Methodist Church, 201 W. 7th St., Rochester, with a time to greet his family an hour prior to services. Pastor Kurt Nichols will officiate. Friends visited with his family from 3-8 p.m. Tuesday, April 5, in the Good Family Funeral Home, 1200 W. 18th St., Rochester. Military graveside rites will be accorded by the Fulton County Veterans Honor Guard and the United States Army Honors Team at the Rochester IOOF Cemetery. In lieu of flowers, charitable contributions are welcome to be made to the Belcher Foundation at the Northern Indiana Community Foundation, 227 E. 9th St., Rochester. Online expressions of sympathy may be conveyed at goodfamilyfh. com. He married France Della Coy Nov. 6, 1960. He then married Betty L. Witham Burnett Nov. 8, 1986. She preceded him in death April 23, 2019. Surviving are his children, Randy (Elizabeth) Zimpelman, Akron, Kelly (Rusty) Nellans, Mentone, Rusty (Amy) Zimpelman, Mentone, Krista (David) Neace, Mentone; eight grandchildren and four great-grandchildren; stepbrothers, Curtis Hunt and Duane Hunt. Rex was preceded in death by

his parents, grandparents, uncle Ivan “Red” Zimpelman, and his wife. A memorial service will take place at 1 p.m. Friday, April 8, at King Memorial Home, 101 N. Tucker St., Mentone. The interment will take place following the service in the Lakeview Cemetery, Silver Lake, with graveside military rites performed. Memorial visitation will be held from 10 a.m. to 1 p.m. Friday, April 8, at the funeral home.

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Robert J. Nellans U.S. Army Veteran

Robert “Bob” J. Nellans passed on Sunday, April 3, 2022, surrounded by his family in his home after a long battle with illness. Bob was born Sept. 22, 1942, at Kelly Hospital in Argos, to Robert K. and Margaret C. Nellans. He resided in the area of Marshall and Fulton counties all his life except for his time in the U.S. Army. 52%(57 - Bob was drafted into the Army in 1965. After 1(//$16 basic training in Fort Knox, Ky., Bob was stationed in Fort Leonard Wood, Mo., where he spent the remainder of his service. It was there he met Dorthy I. Kleier, a school teacher from Crocker, Mo. The two immediately hit it off, Bob declaring on their second date that they’d be married, even setting the date. Just six weeks before the wedding day of Dec. 27, 1966, Bob was involved in what should have been a fatal head-on accident with a drunk driver. Despite the massive injuries incurred, including lasting nerve damage to his right arm, he was able to fulfill the promise he’d made to Dorthy and the two wed on the planned day. Moving back to Indiana, Bob and Dorthy settled down in Argos on the family farm Bob had worked in his earlier years, Bob working in sales at the local Torx Products of Camcar and farming part time, with Dorthy teaching at Argos Schools. Upon the birth of their first child, Wes, Dorthy took a leave of absence from teaching to be an at-home mother to not just Wes, but their second child Kirk as well. It was during this time that Bob and Dorthy purchased the motorcycle Bob had always wanted, and he greatly enjoyed his BMW motorcycle until the fateful day that the throttle stuck wide open on the bike, whereupon Bob crashed at approximately 140 mph. This resulted in a lasting disability due to the massive injuries he received during that wreck. Bob was never one to take anything lying down, including the disability that carried brain damage, seizures and a host of other medical issues he’d deal with the rest of his days. Unable to perform at a fulltime job, he still managed to find ways to manage and maintain the family forest and tree farm, leaving the regular farming duties to his relatives, the Brights, who lived close by. He even managed to go back to school part time and attain five college degrees at nearby Indiana University of South Bend, including degrees in electrical engineering and computer science. Even though Bob was often confined to being home, he became hugely involved in amateur radio, with contacts in over 300 countries. He was a lifetime member of the AARL. An active member of Richland Center United Methodist Church since 1947, Bob joined the IOOF Richland Center Lodge #435 in 1970, and was a past chief patriarch of the Mt. Horeb Encampment #24 in Rochester and a captain of the associated Canton #9 in South Bend. He was also a Mason and a Shriner. Bob is survived by his wife of 55 years, Dorthy; two sisters, Linda “Susie” Nellans of California and Betty (Nellans) Click of Fort Wayne; sons Wes and Kirk Nellans and their spouses Jen and Kathy of Argos; and five grandchildren, Josiah Nellans, Laci Nellans, Emma (Nellans) Joyner, Isaac Nellans and Grace Nellans. A celebration of the life of Robert “Bob” Nellans will be at 11 a.m. Thursday, April 7, at Good Family Funeral Home, 1200 W. 18th St., Rochester. Pastor Steve Hartman will officiate. Friends may visit with the family from 5:30-7:30 p.m. Wednesday, April 6, and one hour prior to the service at the funeral home. Military graveside honors will be conducted by the Fulton County Veterans Honor Guard and the U.S. Army Honors Team. In lieu of flowers, contributions can be made in Bob’s name to the Richland Center United Methodist Church or to Plant a Tree. Interment will be in Richland Center IOOF Cemetery. Electronic expressions of sympathy may be made to his family at www.goodfamilyfh.com.

Locals compete at JAG conference The Indiana chapter of Jobs for America’s Graduates recently held its annual career development conference in Indianapolis. State CDC is JAG Indiana’s flagship event, bringing more than 120 students together to compete in 10 individual competitions, one team competition and three chapter events for award money. Students from Rochester High School and Tippecanoe Valley High School placed in individual and chapter events. The Rochester High School JAG chapter placed second in the social media campaign competi-

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tion, and Mitchell Shafer of RHS placed third in public speaking. Mateo Salazar of Tippecanoe Valley High School placed third in the outstanding senior competition.

Court News Superior Court

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

Complaints Credit Acceptance Corp. v. Jordan Scott, Rochester, $12,256.10. Portfolio Recover Associates, LLC v. Danny Mccarty, Monterey, $1,321.21. Goldman Sachs Bank USA v. Edward Jenkins, Rochester, $9,671.24. U.S. Bank National Association v. Virginia Dulin, Rochester, $5,326.75. Midland Credit Management Inc v. Daniel Perdieu, Rochester, $1,1011.82; Israel Gusman, Akron, $1,029.28.

Westfield, $150.50; Faith N. Howell, Allegan, Mich., 160.50; Robert W. Gain, Park Forest, Ill., $160.50; Erica T. Sullivan, Windfall, $150.50; Elijah L. Jackson, Rochester, $160.50; Hunter Shaffer, Knox, $160.50; Joel S. Turner II, Goshen, $160.50; Emily Silva, Miami, Fla., $192.50; Dalton J. Felix, Plymouth, $171; Caleb Alan Johnson, Ocala, Fla., $171; Alec S. Bencsics, South Bend, $192.50. Operating with expired plates — Rachel Helen Carlson, Grand Rapids, Mich., $160.50.

Marriage Licenses

Ramer - Zimmerman Rachel Ramer, 23, Rochester, and Clayton I. Zimmerman, 21, Argos.

Knudsen - Goodman Jacqueline Renee Knudsen, 29, Brownsburg, and Christopher Anthony Goodman, 29, Rochester.

Overmyer - Bailey Jade Overmyer, 23, Rochester, and Austin Bailey, 23, Rochester.

Marriage Dissolutions

The following fines and levies were paid in Fulton County Courts: Speeding — Ferlin K. Dorian, Indianapolis, $192.50; Stone R. Sharpe, Frankfort, $150.50; Matthew A. Griffin, South Bend, $160; Meet K. Patel, Anderson, $171; Jill E. Hunsberger,

The following couples have applied for marriage licenses in the office of Fulton County Clerk of the Court: Courtney Murray, 29, Rochester, and Benjamin Hacker, 30, Rochester.

The following couples have filed for marriage dissolutions in Fulton County Courts: Helton — Michael Helton, Rochester, and Candy Helton, Hanna City, Ill. McCammon-Wick — Bailey McCammon, Indianapolis, and Tricia Wick, Rochester. Lace-Kirkland — Christopher Scott Lace, Winamac, and Lesley Ann Kirkland, Monterey. With children.

Indiana District 18 Senator Stacey Donato released the following statement March 22 concerning recent legislation to cut taxes. “Thanks to many years of fiscally conservative leadership, Indiana is in an extremely fortunate economic position. With state revenues continuing to outpace expectations, the General Assembly recently passed tax cuts for Hoosiers. “House Enrolled Act 1002 phases down Indiana’s income-tax rate to 2.9%, tied for the lowest rate in the nation, and could save Hoosier taxpayers up to $1 billion once fully implemented. This phased-in tax reduction is contingent on state revenue continuing to grow, ensuring we are still practicing the fiscal responsibility that got us here. “Hoosiers will also benefit from HEA 1002 repealing Indiana’s utility receipt tax, which will help combat rising utility costs. HEA 1002 requires utility companies to reduce their rates and pass the savings from this tax cut on to their customers. “Lastly, this legislation pays down pension debt in order to keep our promises to retired Hoosier teachers. These tax cuts come on top of the automatic taxpayer refund that was triggered at the end of fiscal year 2021, meaning not only will Hoosiers have taxes re-

duced going forward, but they will also receive a tax credit of about $125 when filing this year. “I take great pride in the fact that Indiana can simultaneously

return money to taxpayers, cut taxes and pay down debt, and I will continue to prioritize fiscally responsible policies like these during my time as your state senator.”

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North Miami FFA team reaches second in state North Miami High School FFA state parliamentary procedures team won the reserve state championship title Feb. 12 at Lebanon High School. The contest is a formal meeting in from of a panel of judges. Teams were scored on their correctness in handling business

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Lewis: “I believe in listening to the taxpayer’s needs, sitting down Since 2009 The Lore Family and originals enjoyed by all ages. with them and trying to figure out has ministered in hundreds of It doesn’t take long to be inspired a way to come up with the best posservices. The churches and ven- by the passion of this family. They sible solution to serve the needs ues have been diverse. The Lore have a desire to see people’s souls of our community. I feel that as Family seeks to grow spiritually saved, the church strengthened a public servant, it is my duty to help people in our community who and artistically in this ministry. and God’s name exalted. The Lore Family feels blessed The Lore Family has had two are struggling with housing, health to be on a stage and minister. Singing News Top 80 songs. They needs or who just need help feeling Wherever you visit them they had opportunities to sing on the like they are part of something. We will bring a passionate, powerful National Quartet Convention have organizations who are doing a message to honor and glorify the main stage for four years in a great job with this and I am proud Savior. row. They were listed as a favorite to be able to help and be a part of their success. The Lore Family travels pri- new mixed group of the year. “I listened to the concerns of the marily in the Tri-State area of All are welcome to join RiverOhio, Kentucky and West Vir- view Community Church at 6 people … If we muffle the voice of ginia, and has also appeared in p.m. Sunday, April 10, for this the people then we are no longer a other states. As opportunities gospel concert. There is no ticket free people. I will always let people come, they will continue to min- charge. An opportunity for a gen- have a chance to speak as long as ister through singing, preaching erous love offering will be given. they are respectful. Be respectful and seminars. The church is located at 3780 SR and in return you will get respect.” Cowles: “My position on issues The Lore Family sings a vari- 110, Tippecanoe. For more inforety of music, including classic and mation, call Pastor Rod Ruberg at is simple. Find the balance. Cut the fat. Act with integrity, speak to current southern gospel favorites (574) 223-4193. excite collaboration, and encourage cooperation. Being a leader that excites people to want to see change, Pastor Phil Pratt and the mem- provided by Jim Saner of Akron is a leader that will entice change. I bers of the Bethlehem Baptist and members of the Bethlehem guarantee I have no agenda. I have no personal business dealings I’m Church invite the public to their Baptist Church. community pre-Easter services Everyone is welcome to attend hoping to profit from as commisat the church located at 3516 N. these special Easter services. For sioner. I will be the commissioner 650E., Rochester. The services will more information contact the you look at and know I’ve done evbe held at 10 a.m. Sunday, April 10 Bethlehem Baptist Church at erything I believe is right for the success of our county.” and 7 p.m. Thursday and Friday, (574) 223-7992. What issues do you see within April 14 and 15. that office and the solutions to Dr. Bruce Cochran will be the solve those issues? speaker at 10:30 a.m. Sunday, April Lewis: “I feel very fortunate to 10. Cochran is the region minister have worked with Commissionfor the American Baptist Churches er Ranstead and Commissioner of Indiana and Kentucky. He will Metzger, who recently stepped preach the Palm Sunday message down. We do not always agree on and tell about what has been hapLawrence D. Bell Aircraft Mu- everything, but, we listen to each pening since 2019. Rev. Rod Ruberg will be the seum is hosting bingo starting at other’s opinion, make our decisions speaker at 7 p.m. Thursday, April 5:30 p.m. Thursday, April 7. Doors and walk away respecting each oth14. Ruberg will bring the Bible open at 4:30 p.m., early birds play er and working to make whatever message with special music pro- at 5:30 p.m. and regular games project we are working on the best vided by Kim Martin of Akron and begin at 6 p.m. Admission is $15. it can be.” Cowles: “The biggest problem I The event is nonsmoking. members of the Bethlehem Baptist Masks are encouraged but not re- see with this office is that it ignores Church. Rev. Mark Foreman will be the quired. Concessions will be avail- the opportunities we have across the county. This office consistently speaker at 7 p.m. Friday, April 15. able for purchase. Bell Aircraft Museum is locat- puts all its eggs in one basket and He is the pastor of the Metea Bapforgets that Akron, Kewanna and tist Church. Special music will be ed at 210 S. Oak St., Mentone. 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much money could we have invested for the jail project in 20 years and would an increase in taxes have been needed? Unfortunately, I can’t go back 20 years and fix this problem, but I can commit to not making the same mistake twice.” What changes would you like to make and how would those changes be made? Lewis: “Communication. I went to the fire department meeting last week to help answer questions from them. During our conversation, the department chiefs and I realized that if we attended each other’s meetings it would make understanding each of our needs easier. So, communication is something I will be working harder at.” Cowles: “The changes I would make would begin with the discussion that any taxpayer funded organization that has the name ‘Fulton County’ in it, better serve Fulton County as a whole or find a different funding source than the taxpayers of Fulton County. The information shared by our department heads for county property and asset needs to serve our citizens will not fall on deaf ears. Discussions will begin to take place today to separate wants from needs and develop a proactive plan to fulfill those needs in the future.”

What makes you a good candidate for the commissioner seat? Lewis: “There are several projects that I would like to work on. Our community has a child care shortage, and I feel there is a lot of work to be done to improve this issue. Another project is FEDCO; I have been pushing for change and feel we are headed in that direction. “It has been a pleasure working with the great citizens of our county and I would like the opportunity to continue to serve the taxpayer.” Cowles: “I was born and raised in Fulton County. I chose to stay and raise my family here because this is my home. I have a passion to see our county grow and develop in a way that benefits the people who live here and have raised their families here. “I am dedicated to not only being a mouth piece to turn around vocational opportunities in this county, but to put my boots on the ground and pull people to the table to accomplish better resources and opportunities for both our young people and our adults here in Fulton County. I put my pants on the same way as all of you. I will be the commissioner you look at and know I’ve done everything I believe is right for the success of our county.”

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Text and Photos By LEAH SANDER Staff Writer Christmas has come back to Mentone. Those visiting the town recently may have noticed holiday decorations have appeared again. They’re back up for good reason as part of the backdrop for the movie “Now I See.” The production is currently being filmed in Mentone as well as in Rochester and Talma in Fulton County. The Kosciusko/Fulton county area was picked for filming in part because of the local connection of the movie’s producer Joshua Stutzman. He’s originally from Mentone. Stutzman’s wife Carissa Stutzman, the film’s director and screenwriter, was “inspired by the town” and one old house in particular after a visit to Mentone. That led to her writing the script. The drama, “Now I See,” tells the story of Claire Lewis, a blind

woman who goes out looking for her missing 6-year-old daughter, Briar, following the girl’s disappearance at Christmas. “The core theme and message is a mother’s love for her daughter,” said Stutzman. Filming started last week and is expected to wrap up next week. The small production includes 21 roles with speaking parts and six main cast members. Among them are Annalise Basso who’s played LJ Folger on the TV series, “Snowpiercer,” and Steven Ogg, who appeared as Simon on “The Walking Dead.” “It’s a beautiful story,” Ogg said. “It’s always nice to be of service to someone who’s got a dream and a passionate project, which they do.” “Now I See” marks a foray into a fictional film for the Stutzmans, who’ve previously worked on documentaries. The couple co-founded the company Anthem Entertainment based in Santa Barbara, Calif. Filming thus far has taken the cast and crew to multiple spots

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GETTING READY — The drama “Now I See,” is being filmed in Kosciusko and Fulton counties. Pictured Monday, March 28, the cast and crew prepare for a scene shot in a house in Mentone. From left: Producer Joshua Stutzman sets up a wreath for the Christmastime-set film as actors Steven Ogg and Leajato Robinson listen to screenwriter and director Carissa Stutzman and crew members get ready for the scene. in Mentone, including Ace Hardware and the Bulldog Saloon, and the Fulton County Courthouse in Rochester. Stutzman said he’s grateful for people allowing the crew to shoot in the locations and putting Christmas decorations out, as well as the Kosciusko County Sheriff’s Office for its technical help with “Now I See.” He said there will be nine months of post-production work before the roughly 90-minute movie is ready. He’s hopeful the film will be released in theaters in 2023.

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Updates and happenings in the area Join the Adult Readers’ Book Club, 5 p.m. Thursday, April 7, at the Akron Public Library. Contact the Library at 574-893-4113 for more information. New members are always welcome. The library is located at 205 E. Rochester St., Akron. —o— Spring Craft Bazaar in Argos, 202 W. St., Argos, 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. Saturday, April 9. Many vendors will be there. Breakfast and lunch concessions will be provided by

the Argos BPA Club. —o— The Native Nook is teaming up with the Fulton County Public Library to bring you Open Readings at the Nook 4-7 p.m. Saturday, April 9, to celebrate poetry month. This event is free to the public. —o— Rochester FOP Lodge 143, Gun Show, 8 a.m. to 4 p.m. Saturday, April 9, at the Fulton County Museum, 37 E. 375 N., Rochester. $3

Easter egg hunts and games Hunting for eggs is an Easter tradition many families enjoy together. There are many different Easter egg hunts in Rochester and surrounding communities for all the enjoy throughout the next couple weeks. Here are some of the egg hunts nearby: • Kewanna Union Township Public Library will host its annual Easter egg hunt at 10 a.m. Saturday, April 9. It will be followed by an Easter games event hosted by the Teens N Tweens. Children ages 2-12 are welcome to attend. Prizes will be awarded. Kewanna Union Township Public Library is located at 210 E. Main St. For more information, call the library at (574) 653-2011. • Easter egg hunt 11 a.m. Saturday, April 9, at Life Care Center, 827 W. 13th St., Rochester. For kids ages 10 and under. Special prizes for golden eggs. For more information contact Kati Thomas, (574) 223-4331. • Caston FFA is hosting an Easter egg hunt 6 p.m. Wednesday, April 13, on the Caston Elementary playground. Two winners per age group. Caston is located at 9815 S. SR 25, Rochester. • Fourth annual Easter egg

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Valley teams top Fulton County business competition Tippecanoe Valley High School students have taken the top spots in a Fulton County student business competition. They achieved first and second place in the third annual Fulton Economic Development Corporation First Pitch Competition in Rochester Thursday, March 31. For the competition, high school students from Fulton County school districts (Caston, Rochester and Tippecanoe Valley) created business plans and presented them to a panel of judges. Juniors Brittany Benn, Abby Bowers and Carissa Slone took first place in the competition with their business, Reboot. Benn had been in an accident earlier in the school year and was confined to a medical boot for five months. Motivated by her experience, the group created the concept for a new type of medical boot that allows for interchangeable soles, an adaptable ankle locking system and breathable padding. The judges loved how the group turned Benn’s bad experi-

ence into something that could greatly benefit others in a similar position. Coming in second was senior Andrew Burke with his business, Hello World. He pitched the business concept of an app that allows audioto-audio translation. The app would provide its users with the opportunity to speak directly into their device, which would turn around and translate the phrase into the desired spoken language. Burke’s inspiration largely came from the inability to understand other languages and a desire to allow people from all backgrounds the chance to connect with others. The Valley students represented the TVHS Entrepreneurship class, which held its own competition on March 21 and 22 to select which teams would advance. In the class, 11 teams competed for two spots in the First Pitch Competition. Throughout the project, students gained valuable insight into the process of developing a business plan and business pitch.

Former Akron Continued from page 10 the history at that corner. DeLynn serves as the Akron Chamber of Commerce president. “And for me, it’s coming full circle because when I was in high school, I worked at Harris Drug Store there,” she continued. “I served coffee to my grandpa on the same grounds that we’ll serve coffee to the community, so coming full circle just like going back to your roots and we’re thrilled to continue that history in Akron and to preserve a historic building is the main thing.” Akron Town Council President Jim Saner echoed Tilden-Geiger’s take on the continuation of history. “A piece of history is going to replace a piece of history that was torn down,” he said. “It’s going to be a great (draw) for the town of Akron, a nice place for people to come together, gather and just sit down and have conversations.” “I’m just so proud of our town,” he added, noting Akron residents are envisioning plans to better the town and acting on them. Fulton County Council Vice President Ron Dittman, who serves District 2, said he is grateful to Tilden-Geiger and Geiger for bringing another business to town. “They’ve taken initiative and more power to them,” he said. Learning In Action Local leaders weren’t the only ones to watch the depot’s move Wednesday from where it sat along Front Street to a few blocks north on SR 19. More than 100 Tippecanoe Valley School Corporation students came out for it along with school staff. The kids in Ethyn Brumbaugh’s, Chris Rassi’s and Rosy Jansma’s fourth-grade classes at Akron Elementary School watched the move as part of their study of Indiana history. Tilden-Geiger recently spoke about the depot’s history to their students. All three said they were glad their students could have a close-up look at history. “It’s just neat to see that his-

tory being moved in front of their eyes,” said Rassi. For Derek Miller’s Tippecanoe Valley High School construction students, witnessing the depot move was less about history and more about structural engineering. “We never got to do any foundational work (this school year), so today we get to see the foundational work that we’ve been talking about in the books,” he said. “We’re seeing something that doesn’t really happen a lot, which is moving an entire building, lifting it up, and putting it on that foundation.” On The Move The work of moving the nearly 140-year-old building fell to Wolfe House & Building Movers of North Manchester. The depot was placed on a large power dolly and was driven by remote control to the site. As it moved along SR 19, workers lifted phone and electrical lines to allow the depot to pass through. With the depot at the site, Tilden-Geiger and Geiger will renovate the interior. Plans include adding a soda fountain.

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Tilden-Geiger said getting a historic preservation grant may help pay for the work. “The town of Akron and the Akron Chamber of Commerce partnered together to apply to be on the National Register of Historic Places and that nomination is in process right now,” she said. “We worked with a consultant, Kurt Garner, and if (the designation is granted), there are 91 buildings, commercial buildings and residences that would be involved in this national historic district. So if that does come through, we would be eligible for some historic preservation grants.” Tilden-Geiger said she is grateful to all those who had assisted thus far with the depot project, including Pike Lumber Co. for maintaining the building, which ceased being used as a depot in 1976. “Everybody that we’ve asked for help has just stepped up and have gone beyond,” she said. “I love it that they’re doing it for the community. They’re not doing it for us; they’re doing it for the town of Akron, which is so cool.”

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Recovery Circles from 5-6 p.m. Recovery Cafe Fulton County is a local nonprofit providing peer support for people in recovery from anything. Recovery Cafe offers sober social events, school for recovery programs, meals and a stigma-free environment. For more information, visit the Facebook page fb.com/RecoveryCafeFultonCounty.

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Recruit at Rochester High School event May 4 Rochester High School is hosting Recruit @ Rochester High School starting at 8 a.m. Wednesday, May 4. Attendees are invited to reserve a table in the main gym to highlight their business and recruit RHS students. Setup starts at 8 a.m. with meet and greet with students from 9-11 a.m. Students will sign up for open interviews. Student interests are

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Etna Green High School alumni reunion May 7 The 105th annual meeting of the Etna Green High School alumni will take place Saturday, May 7, at the Heritage Park building in Etna Green. Alumni and guests should enter through the museum for registration and refreshments beginning at noon. Dinner will follow at 1 p.m. The honor classes are: 1947, 1952, 1957 and 1962. Anyone who

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April 8 – Howe, IN – Online Only Auction – 6 pm

Tools, Toys, Comics, Glass, Longaberger, Cast Iron, Pocket Knives, Ammo!

April 9 – Pierceton, IN – Online Only Auction – 6 pm

New Merchandise, Store Returns, Home Improvements & More!

April 10 – Warsaw, IN – Online Only Auction – 6 pm

New Merchandise, Store Returns, Household Goods, Furniture & More!

April 11 – N. Manchester, IN – Online Only Auction – 6 pm

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April 13 – Claypool, IN – Online Only Auction – 6 pm

April 14 – Wabash, IN – The Junior Lane Estate Online Auction – 6 pm 1.5 Story Home with 3-Car Detached Garage! Antiques, Appliances, Dodge Ram, Tools, Garden Tractor, Curios & More!

April 16 – Pierceton, IN – Online Only Auction – 6 pm

New Merchandise, Store Returns, Home Improvements & More!

April 17 – Warsaw, IN – Online Only Auction – 6 pm

New Merchandise, Store Returns, Household Goods, Furniture & More!

April 18 – Syracuse, IN – Online Only Real Estate Auction – 6 pm

BUSINESS SERVICES

April 20 – N. Manchester, IN – Online Real Estate Auction – 6 pm

Selling Regardless of Price! Country Home on 4+/- Acres! Furniture, Ammo, Shelving, Organizers, Coats & Boots, Tools, & More!

April 21 – Spencerville, IN – Real Estate Auction – 6:30 pm

41 Acres offered in 6 Tracts! Cropland, Prime Building Sites, Lakefront

April 23 – Pierceton, IN – Online Only Auction – 6 pm

New Merchandise, Store Returns, Home Improvements & More!

April 24 – Warsaw, IN – Online Only Auction – 6 pm

New Merchandise, Store Returns, Household Goods, Furniture & More!

April 25 – Churubusco, IN – Online Real Estate Auction – 6 pm

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April 26 – N. Webster, IN – Online Real Estate & Personal Property Auction – 6 pm Country Home with Multiple Outbuildings on 1.49+/- Acres! LG French Door Refrigerator, Enamel Table, Wawasee Advertising, Cast Iron

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April 27 – Wabash, IN – Online Real Estate Auction – 6 pm

Home with attached garage! Great Investment or Starter Home!

April 30 – Pierceton, IN – Online Only Auction – 6 pm

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May 1 – Warsaw, IN – Online Only Auction – 6 pm

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PUBLIC AUCTION

SATURDAY, APRIL 9, 2022 10:00 AM PERU, INDIANA

AUCTIONEERS NOTE: This is a small auction with very clean, well-maintained items. HOUSEHOLD: Sunbeam bowl mixer; lots of pots and pans; Keurig coffee maker; toaster; Pyrex baking dishes; set of Corelle; flatware; electric skillet; Tupperware; plastic freezer boxes; drop leaf dining table and 4 chairs; 2 oval oak drop leaf tables; small Formica table with chrome legs; kitchen step stool; plant stand; floor and table lamps; end tables; coffee table made with stain glass window; tan recliner; sofa; wall clock; LP’s; Filter Queen vacuum; Bedroom furniture - 2 full size beds with headboards; 2 matching dressers; 1 matching chest of drawers with mirror; 2 bedside tables; Cedar chest; full length mirror on adjustable stand; 2 drop leaf sewing work spaces with drawers very nice; child’s rocker; 2 safes; metal hall tree; Canon 35 mm camera; cash register; 8mm Kodak movie camera and light; AM/FM radio, record player, and 8 track stereo unit; 2 irons; Daisy Buck BB gun new in box; Remington Model 514 .22 short long or long rifle; wooden jewelry box; costume jewelry; old hankies, aprons, scarves; canes; Motorola transistor radio; bed linens; afghans; older games; canning jars; white plastic chairs and table; 2 White Mountain ice cream makers; ironing boards; Dirt Devil; electric heater; air tank; cane fishing poles; 3 bags of sump pump hose. VIKING sewing machine with extras; mini Singer toy sewing machine; Singer portable electric sewing machine 222-1 with accessories in box; lots of sewing supplies; yarn. TOOLS: CRAFTSMAN 5 drawers, 1 door work bench; hand tools; vice; mitre box saw; hand saws; squares; bar clamps; Craftsman router; 10” radial arm saw; Jet table saw; 2 wheel cart; 6’ wooden step ladder; shop vac; propane torch; lots of misc. hardware and lumber; Char-Broil gas grill; Adirondack chair; CB radio and much more.

LOCATION: North of Peru, Miami Co. Fairgrounds, 1029 W. 200 N., Peru. 2 miles North of Peru on Bus. 31 or 2 miles East of US 31 on Miami County 200 N. Watch for Auction Signs. COLLECTIBLES: Kitchen Cabinet Btm.; Seth Thomas Grandfather Clock; Drop Front Secretary Bookcase; Royal Wheat Valmont China; 12 pc. pl. Setting Mikasa CharismaBlack w/serv. pcs.; Flatware Gold Silverware Set; Occupied Japan pcs.; Political Buttons; Old 50s Radio/Record Cabinet; AM-FM Stereo 8-Track Record Player; 78, 45, & 33 RPM Records, Labels Incl.: Victor, Capitol, RCA, Roulette & Others; Red & Black Plastic Records; Granite Pcs.; Old Wicker Baskets; Tea Pots; Tea Set; Asst. Pressed Glassware; Lg. Collection Precious Moments w/Boxes; Christmas Dishes; Pink Depression Dishes; Lg. Collection “Gone w/The Wind” Dolls, Plates, figurines; Jan Hagara, Boyds Bears & Avon, Figurines; Norman Rockwell, Knowles & Cameo Stone Plates; Yolanda Dolls; Old Books incl. Children’s; Redmon Picnic Basket; Old Pictures/Paintings; Old 4 String Banjo Ukulele; Pin Ball Machine. HOUSEHOLD: 2 Mahogany Duncan Phyfe Table & Chairs w/Buffet; Sideboard; 4 pc. Bedroom Suite; Wardrobe; Entertainment Center; 42” SANYO Flat Screen TV Wall Mount; Bookcase; Old Oak Desk; Dresser & Night Stand; 2 China Corner & Lighted Curio Cabinets; Bench; Kitchen, Coffee & End Tables; Computer Desk; Free Standing Fireplace; Telephone for HOH w/Lg. Numbers; Misc. Kitchen Dishes & Pans; Linens. GARAGE ITEMS: 65 INTL 102 Cub Cadet w/ Mower Deck, Blade & Plow, Misc. Parts, Runs Good; Craftsman Radial Arm Saw; New Pressure Washer; Hedge Trimmer; Gas Grill; Serene Air Conditioner; Shop Vac; Chain Saw; Wheel Grinder; Asst. Mechanic, Hand & Elec. & Garden Tools, some new; Misc tools. Lots of Miscellaneous Items not unpacked & Many items too numerous to mention. Statements made day of sale take precedence over printed material. TERMS: CASH OR CHECK NO CREDIT OR DEBIT CARDS Not Responsible for Items after Sold

TERMS & CONDITIONS: Statements made at auction take precedence over written material. Not responsible for accidents or merchandise after it is sold. All sales are final and all items are purchased in “as is” condition. PAYMENT: Cash, Check, or credit card with a 3% convenience fee.

Owner: Hobert W. Smyth Estate & Donna Tyre Estate

1229 Main Street, Rochester, IN 46975 – 574-223-2010 www.Auctionzip.com • Auctioneer ID 8560 • www.manitourealty.com

Johnny Hughes Auctioneer & Terry Hughes Auctioneer Peru, IN 46970 CELL PHONE: 623-210-8269 Cell: 765-244-0093 LIC.# AUO8901503 AUO1020269

ESTATE AUCTION OF PAUL & MARIETA SCOTT 1514 MADISON AVE. • ROCHESTER, IN 46975

SATURDAY, APRIL 9, 2022 • 10:00 A.M.

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Person With Good RV Renovation & Building Experience - Electrical a plus Hancock RV Repair • Mentone, IN Good pay for right person. 574-551-0135 or apply in person 110 E. Pearl St. (south end of building)

SMALL SQUARE 50 LB. HAY. $5.00. Rochester area. 574-223-2771 FISH FOR STOCKING: Most varieties pond lakes. Laggis’ Fish Farm, 269-628-2056 days, 269-624-6215 evenings.

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Farm Implements G020 FERGUSON 3 PT. - 214 PLOW. Also Ferguson 3 pt. cord wood saw complete with pulley adapter and flat belt. Both good condition, stored inside. $200 each or $375 for both. 574-505-1477, leave message.

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Fulton County Museum 37 East 375 North (4 miles N. of Rochester on US 31) Admission $3 Call Darlene 574-936-4431

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FOR SALE: Wood, $50 a load picked up. 574-223-6937

Furnishings

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FLEXSTEEL FRAME cottage style sofa $400, leather ottoman 36x36x16 $200; upholstered La-Z-Boy chair with matching ottoman $300. 574-201-8775

Health Aids

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Attention oxygen therapy users! Inogen One G4 is capable of full 24/7 oxygen delivery. Only 2.8 pounds. Free info kit. Call 877-929-9587

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117 E. Third St. • Rochester • 574-223-2898

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We’re looking for enthusiastic, passionate, faith and child driven individuals to join our family. Potential duties include faith based lesson planning (support provided), serving meals and nurturing our kiddos. Our mission is to encourage development physically, social/emotionally, cognitively and spiritually fulfilling connections to themselves, others and Christ. High School diploma/GED and 18 yrs. of age required. CDA/Degree in related field preferred. Benefits include competitive pay, childcare discount potential, meals served, scholarship opportunities, and other incentives. Please let us know if you’re interested in this rewarding opportunity by contacting Erin @ littlelambsoffc@yahoo.com or 574-224-5262.

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We are looking for an enthusiastic, fun, nurturing, faith and child driven, team player to join our family. We offer competitive pay and many other incentives. Potential duties include maintaining a clean kitchen and sanitary eating area as well as preparing and serving planned nutritious meals. Following regulations is a must as you will have CACFP guidelines to follow, be comfortable asking questions if clarification is needed, and be willing to attend training. High School diploma or GED and 18 yrs. of age are requirements. A degree and experience is preferred but not required. Please let us know if you’re interested in this rewarding opportunity by contacting Erin @ littlelambsoffc@yahoo.com or 574-224-5262.

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FOR SALE: Nice Lynx L-4 handicap scooter. $500 firm. 574-223-5491 Put on your TV Ears & hear TV w/unmatched clarity. TV Ears Original originally $129.95 - now w/this special offer only $59.95 w/code MCB59! 1-833-530-1955 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: 1-844-334-8353 Aloe Care Health medical alert system. Most advanced medical alert product on the market. Voice-activated! No wi-fi needed! Special offer w/code CARE20 for $20 off Mobile Companion. 1-855-521-5138 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. 1-855-270-3785 Eliminate gutter cleaning forever! LeafFilter, the most advanced debris-blocking gutter protection. Schedule free LeafFilter estimate today. 15% off Entire Purchase. 10% Senior & Military Discounts. Call 1-855-995-2490

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Wants to purchase minerals and other oil and gas interests. Send details to P.O. Box 13557 Denver, CO 80201 !!OLD GUITARS WANTED!! GIBSON, FENDER, MARTIN, Etc. 1930’s to 1980’s. TOP DOLLAR PAID. CALL TOLL FREE 1-866-433-8277 Paying top cash for men’s sportwatches! Rolex, Breitling, Omega, Patek Philippe, Heuer, Daytona, GMT, Submariner and Speedmaster. Call 833-603-3236

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320 Main Street, Rochester, IN 46975 Job Postings for the Rochester Round Barn Golf Club Maintenance:

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The City of Rochester, Round Barn Golf Club is seeking applications for Golf Maintenance Staff. Positions are seasonal and hours may vary beginning on or around April 1, 2022. Successful candidates must have basic knowledge of operating lawn/ garden machines and tools, able to lift up to 50lbs, and work outside in varied weather conditions. Must be able to work when required, including evenings and weekends. A high school diploma/equivalent is required unless a current student. Pre-employment drug screening is a requirement. Applications are available at the City Building Complex (City Hall), 320 Main St, Rochester or The Round Barn Golf Pro Shop and must be returned to City Hall to be considered. EOE

LIONS CLUB BUILDING - Special occasions, receptions, graduations, reunions. 574-223-0563

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BUYING JUNK VEHICLES. Paying cash! Top dollar, will pick up. Call anytime 574-505-0855.

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Spring in a new year I t ’ s a OUTDOOR spring, NOTES new year. The time from sunup to sundown every day is a bit longer; the time from sun-down to sun-up the next By Neil Case day a bit shorter. The shortest day of the year has passed. As the day and night length change, nature changes. Male red-winged blackbirds have left wintering grounds south of my home in northern Indiana and are now numerous birds in the trees and cattails around the marsh by our pasture and at the bird feeders around our house. Mourning doves and

PUBLIC AUCTIONS Gudeman Online Auction Opens Wednesday, April 6, ends Wednesday, April 13. Olsonauctions. hibid.com. Inspection day: 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. Friday, April 8. 14414 W. 550S, Francesville. Tractors, mower, antiques, vintage items, collectibles, household items, furniture. For information, call Nate at (574) 242-1262.

Online Only Auction 6 p.m. April 7, North Manchester. Buick LeSabre, furniture, lawn equipment, cast iron, primitives. bidmetzger.com.

Public Auction 10 a.m. Saturday, April 9. Miami County Fairgrounds, 1029 W. 200N, Peru. Located two miles north of Peru on US Business 31, or two miles east of US 31 on CR 200N. Watch for auction signs. Smyth and Tyre Estates. Collectibles, household, garage items. Auctioneers: Johnny and Terry Hughes.

Triton FFA Consignment Auction April 9-13. Timed online only, hibid.com. Located at Bates Corp., 12351 Elm Rd., Bourbon.

Online Only Auction 6 p.m. April 11, North Manchester. Evinrude boat motor, Tonka plane, vintage clothes, pool table, toys, quilts. bidmetzger.com.

Feldman Public Auction 10 a.m. Saturday, April 16. 2769 N. 1050W, Etna Green. Located one mile south of downtown Etna Green on CR 1050 to auction. Look for Ball Auction & Realty signs. Vehicles, lawn and garden, shop and electric supplies, household. ballrealtygroup.com.

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grackles come and go at the bird feeders. I’ve seen a cowbird at one of the bird feeders outside our dining room window. There are robins in the yard and I’ve seen a bluebird. I watch birds particularly. But many other critters that took shelter for the winter are now out and about. I’ve seen woodchucks and an opossum. The ‘possum, sadly, was in the road by our house, dead. I haven’t seen any ants. When I do, it will probably be in our kitchen. I don’t know how or where they get into our kitchen but they always do. I haven’t seen any crickets either, or spiders. We have a lady who cleans house for us three days a week and she hasn’t seen any spiders either. If she had seen one, she’d have let me know. She always tells me when she sees a spider, if I’m home. When I’m not home, she leaves a note. “I didn’t finish cleaning in the kitchen. There was a spider in the kitchen this morning.” I haven’t seen a cricket or a grasshopper this spring either. My brother and I used to hunt grasshoppers in a vacant lot across the street from

our house. Grasshoppers were abundant. I haven’t been in that lot in years but grasshoppers used to be abundant in a grassy field across from where I live now also but they aren’t now. I haven’t seen a grasshopper in the field across from my present home, not one, in several years. Butterflies are other insects that have declined in number. My brother and I used to hunt those, too, with nets. Those we caught we killed, then mounted on stiff paper, with wings spread. Flies and mosquitoes have declined. We have a barn and my daughter has two horses. When we moved here, flies and mosquitoes were abundant, flies especially in the barn and around the horses, several species of flies, including some very large ones which we called horse flies made very painful bites, on us and on the horses. They made riding a horse more exciting, however. When we were on a horse and a horse fly bit, it was likely to rear and run. It made horseback riding in our pasture more exciting. Mosquitoes were also abundant, super abundant. When

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we went out when we first lived here, we wore bee-keepers hoods and nets because of the mosquitoes. They were thick as raindrops in a steady rain. Now, and for the last several years, I haven’t found the mosquitoes to be bothersome in several years, certainly not bothersome enough to make me wear a bee-keeper’s head net to go out. Now mosquitoes are just annoying.

It’s spring. Days are getting longer and they should be getting warmer, and they have but not every day. Yesterday the temperature when I got up, before sunlight, the temperature by our outside thermometer was 28 degrees The temperature afternoon, the high for the day, was only 34. I’ve had all I want of spring. I want summer, a daily afternoon temperature of 70 or higher.

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320 Main Street, Rochester, IN 46975 Job Postings for the Parks Department: The City of Rochester Parks and Recreation Department has openings for part-time summer employees. Positions are seasonal and hours may vary beginning on or around April 1, 2022. Successful candidates must be at least 16 years old, have a high school diploma/ equivalent or be a current student. Candidates must have a clean driving record, able to lift a minimum of 50lbs, and work outside in varied weather conditions. Ability to operate general lawn equipment is preferred, but will train the right candidates. These positions require bending, twisting, standing, and/or sitting for extended time periods. Pre-employment drug screening is required. Applications are available at the City Building Complex (City Hall), 320 Main St, Rochester and must be returned to City Hall to be considered. EOE

320 Main Street, Rochester, IN 46975 JOB POSTINGS FOR THE ROCHESTER ROUND BARN GOLF CLUB PRO SHOP: The City of Rochester, Round Barn Golf Club is seeking applications for Golf Shop Attendants, Cart, and Grounds Staff. Positions are seasonal and hours may vary beginning on or around April 1, 2022. Successful candidates must have excellent customer service and communication skills. Experience in retail sales and basic computer operations is preferred. Must be able to lift up to 50 lbs. and work outside in varied weather conditions. A valid driver’s license or be obtaining one is required to operate carts. A valid alcohol server’s permit is preferred, but can be obtained if chosen (age restrictions apply). Must be able to work when required, including evenings and weekends. Knowledge of golf play/course operations is preferred, but not required. A high school diploma/equivalent is required unless a current student. Pre-employment drug screening is a requirement. Applications are available at the City Building Complex (City Hall), 320 Main St., Rochester or The Round Barn Golf Pro Shop and must be returned to City Hall to be considered. EOE

201 W. 7th St., Rochester, IN 4697

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DIRECTOR OF YOUTH MINISTRY POSITION

Rochester Grace United Methodist Church is seeking an individual to serve as our Director of Youth Ministry. We are seeking someone who can develop and implement a comprehensive approach to youth ministry in the areas of fellowship, worship, discipleship, mission, and community outreach. The individual would serve as a spiritual leader and role model to our youth. Primary tasks include encouraging youth to develop a relationship with God, providing them with opportunities to grow their faith and challenging them to respond to God’s call to serve in their communities and the world. Qualified applicants must have vision and a demonstrated ability to plan, develop, coordinate, manage and implement a youth ministry. Candidates must have excellent written and verbal communication skills, conflict management skills as well as computer skills. They must also demonstrate the ability to work effectively with youth, diverse individuals, and teams of volunteers. Ability to maintain confidentiality, integrity, and discretion when working with church members is necessary. Previous experience in a similar role is preferred as well as a degree in Youth Ministry. The position is part-time, 30 hours per week required. Salary will be determined based upon experience and education. A full background check will be conducted prior to any hiring decisions being made. If you are interested, please email your resume to office@ rochestergraceumc.org or mail to the address below Staff Parish Relations Committee Attn: Alex Berlin Grace United Methodist Church 201 W. 7th St. Rochester, IN 46975

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Honor rolls for Rochester Middle School

Rochester Middle School announced its honor rolls for the third grading period of the 202122 school year. Fifth Grade All A — Grant Eli Bolinger, Ainsley Piper Horvath, Jacob David Lawson, Madelyn G Maclain, Evan Lee Maroney, Daniela Cristina Ochoa, Harper Ann Simpson, James Oscar Wells, Mackenzie Marie Widman, Camden Blair Zink. All A/B — Hope Elizabeth Baugh, Carter David Bauman, Caden Lee Biernacki, Alexis Lorraine Black, Corbin Lee Boldry, Lyla Lynn Bowers, Alexandria Aria Cortes-Gustafson, Gabriel Dean Cowles, Emma Ann Dunfee, Ali Breanne Field, Gavin Scott Fincher, Brooklyn Leann Gard, Brenah Mary Beth Garrison, Adalyn Marie Gonzalez, Braxton Dale Hester, Serenity Deen Howard, Cayden Wayne Jackson, Taylor Renee Jones, Van Grafton Kiser, Drew Patrick Lawson, Zoey Kathleen Lawson, Kyleigh Madison Little, Alexis Nichole Lloyd, Mem-

phis James Miller, Eli Robert Murphy, Mason Andrew Oliver, Conner James Overmyer, Brody James Owen, Kennedy Monroe Parry, Evan Lee Pearson, Leonel Alonso Plascencia, Ayven Raine Porter, Lucas Mossimo Scorsone, Haylee Marie Shuck, Ayden Joseph Smith, Chevy John Gaige Swank, Jaide Marie Trottier, Chloie Michelle Tyler, Jahliah Mia Velez, Tyson Michael Wachtmann. Sixth Grade All A — Madeline Ella Bailon, Alison Nicole Bauman, Sophie Noelle Beehler, Bentley Edward Blackburn, Mitchell William Clark, Aaron Christopher Furrow, Quinn Harper Gruss, Adison Nicole Hayes, Molly Kathryn Leslie, Abbygail Jean Lowry, Sylvia Ann McCall, Grant James McGlothin, Grayson David Miller, Molly Marianne Moore, Reagan Jo Perry, Ellie Michelle Straeter, Aiden Dean Wilson. All A/B — Emily Grace Atkins, Cayden Andrew Caudill, Kyla Breann Conley, Kayla Danica

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Doss, Elise Renee Enyart, Brayson Carter Flory, Ella Jo Frounfelter, Gretchen Ella Smith Gardner, Jaser Liam Garrett, Jaxon Samuel L Gibbs, Anna Grace Griggs, Ava Lee Helt, Jeffrey Taylor Howard, Braylon David Jackson, Abby Marie Jimenez, Brayden Lee Kiss, Meagan Rene Kreft, Emmie Marie Lowe, Emma Grayce Mathias, Jayla Marie Miller, Evan Michael Perdue, Grant Marshall Reese, Jesse Matthew Smith, Riplee McKenna Snyder, Ariah Rayne Upp, Shianne Marie Wakeland, Ashley Dawn Warren, Amara Nichole Wieringa, Linden Dean Wilburn. Seventh Grade All A — Sydney Rae Bauman, Parker Michael Casper, Lily Ma-

rie Chipps, Joel Alexander Criollo, Hailey Ann Crissinger, Kyra Mae Doran, Jackson Dale Frounfelter, Camdyn Daryl Furnivall, Kylie Rae Haselby, Anne Horban, Brailyn Nicole Hunter, Emily Rose Irwin, Willow Deann Kamplain, Sophia Grace Kouskousakis, Tanner William Krom, Gabriella Loo Medina, Laynie Marie Migonis, Vivian Grace Miller, Emma Lynnae Murphy, Kelsey Mae Pearson, Braylin Gaile Pio, Natalia Kae Pittman, Alexander Cage Porterfield, Adam Joseph Edward Reinhold, Bria Noelle Rensberger, Kale Andrew Shotts, Colin Lee Snook, Liam Joseph Spence, Abriella Marie St Martin, Landon Thomas Weaver, Audrey Lee Widman, Aubrey Kay Wilson, Chloe

Carter Winn. All A/B — Ethan Douglas Bailey, Raigan Emilee Bailey, Evelyn Carla Ann Bitterling, Emah Elizabeth Bradley, Evan Gregory Coffing, Brady Lane Coleman, Jadyn Michelle Field, Zane Lee Galbraith, Tanner Scott Hamilton, Isaac Daniel Heishman, Grant Steven Holloway, Logyn Kay Honkomp, Leandro Javier, Madison Catheryne Jordan, Julissa Lopez, KayLea Jade McCarty, Makenna Renee McKee, Taylor Paige Navara, Addison Taylor Nelson, Clarisa Ortega, Melissa Ortega, Reed Alton Perry, Ashelynn Emma Kay Rhodes, Jenna Michele Seuferer, Rilyn Paige Strasser, Addison Averie Sutton, Cailab Martin Tyler.

Woodlawn Hospital receives ACC Chest Pain Center Accreditation

The American College of Cardiology has recognized Woodlawn Hospital in Rochester for its demonstrated expertise and commitment in treating patients with chest pain. Woodlawn was awarded Chest Pain Center Accreditation in March based on rigorous onsite evaluation of the staff’s ability to evaluate, diagnose and treat patients who may be experiencing a heart attack. According to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, more than 730,000 Americans suffer a heart attack each year. The most common symptom of a heart attack for both men and women is

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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.

chest pain or discomfort. However, women are more likely to have atypical symptoms. Other heart attack symptoms include, but are not limited to, tingling or discomfort in one or both arms, back, shoulder, neck or jaw, shortness of breath, cold sweat, unusual tiredness, heartburn-like feeling, nausea or vomiting, sudden dizziness and fainting. Hospitals that have earned ACC Chest Pain Center Accreditation have proven exceptional competency in treating patients with heart attack symptoms. They have streamlined their systems from admission to evaluation to diagnosis and treatment all the way through to appropriate post-discharge care and recommendations and assistance in patient lifestyle changes.

Hours to change at testing site Due to the low number of individuals being tested for COVID-19, the Fulton County Health Department adjusted the daily hours at the 429 Apache Drive testing site. The new hours are as follows: - 9 a.m. to 1 p.m. Monday - 2:30 p.m. to 6:30 p.m. Wednesday - 9 a.m. to 1 p.m. Friday Open Saturday April 16 and May 7 only - 9 a.m. to 12:30 p.m. Saturday The last day open at the testing site will be Friday, May 27. All hours are subject to change based on county needs.

“Woodlawn Hospital has demonstrated its commitment to providing Fulton County with excellent heart care,” said Deepak L. Bhatt, MD, MPH, FACC, chair of the ACC Accreditation Management Board. “ACC Accreditation Services is proud to award Woodlawn Hospital with Chest Pain Center Accreditation.” Hospitals receiving Chest Pain Center Accreditation from the ACC must take part in a multi-faceted clinical process that involves: completing a gap analysis; examining variances of care, developing an action plan; a rigorous onsite review; and monitoring for sustained success. Improved methods and strategies of caring for patients include streamlining processes, implementing of guidelines and standards, and adopting best practices in the care of patients experiencing the signs and symptoms of a heart attack. Facilities that achieve accreditation meet or exceed an array of stringent criteria and have organized a team of doctors, nurses, clinicians and other administrative staff that earnestly support the efforts leading to better patient education and improved patient outcomes. The ACC offers U.S. and international hospitals like Woodlawn Hospital access to a comprehensive suite of cardiac accreditation services designed to optimize patient outcomes and improve hospital financial performance. These services are focused on all aspects of cardiac care, including emergency treatment of heart attacks.

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. Dr. Fleshman looks forward to seeing and treating patients from the Fulton County community, right down the road in Logansport.

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574.753.2222 LMPN Surgical Services 1025 Michigan Avenue, Suite 215 Logansport, IN 46947 LogansportMemorial.org

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