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Or Send An E-mail To: people still hate people because family’s lives. with payoffs from China and [email protected] or [email protected] of their skin color. Everybody keeps talking Ukraine. Joe just stated if Please Put Speak Out In The Subject Line. about black lives matter. The he was elected, no one in his (EDITOR’S NOTE: Callers are asked to limit their comments thing is, it is not just black family would have a business to 150 words. ‘the PAPER’ reserves the right to edit comments Speeding boats lives. It is everybody’s life. interest in China. and make final publishing decisions.) It does not matter if you are Oops! One of Hunter’s com- on Waubee Lake white, black, Russian, Spanish, panies owns a 10% interest in The American Country Ten miles per hour maxi- Cambodian, Filipino, German a Chinese firm. If Joe doesn’t mum limit determined by the or anything else. All lives mat- know what’s going on in his flag over party Indiana Department of Natural ter. 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It was late I took vacation trips every year, quently dunk their food in water, insects, birds eggs and nestlings. logs, in crevices in between rocks, evening, af- traveling with a van and a tent. but they don’t rub their food with They eat chicken eggs and a coon in burrows in the ground and in ter dark, and We stayed in campgrounds and water or do anything that can be in a hen house is a disaster. They sheltered accessible places in I was going it wasn’t unusual to see a rac- considered washing. eat grain and are especially fond buildings. Usually they den up to bed. But coon digging in the garbage at I didn’t know coons ate bird of corn in the milk stage, just singly, though a mother coon may before going the campground. After the kids seed until I started seeing a coon days before it’s ripe enough for us den up with her young and occa- to bed, I de- were grown and left home and I now and then on one of our bird to pick the ears. sionally several adults will hold cided to get retired, my wife and I bought a feeders. But they eat almost During the day and on days up together. I read of 35 coons a drink from motorhome and traveled all over anything else. In addition to the when the weather is foul, coons once found together in an attic. the kitchen. the U.S., often staying in camp- things they get from water, and hole up, literally. They take shel- Interesting animals, those Going grounds and often seeing rac- to bird seed, they eat fruit, nuts, ter in hollows in trees, in hollow hairy, masked, ring-tailed beasts. through the coons. I don’t remember precisely dining room but I may have seen a raccoon in on the way every other state of the U.S., ex- Approaching deadline for Operation to the kitchen, I turned the din- cept Alaska and Hawaii. There ing room light on and looked at are no raccoons in Alaska and the bird feeders outside the win- Hawaii. Round-up grant applications dow. There, on the platform bird An adult raccoon is a medium Kosciusko County Community their electrical bill every month All of the detailed instructions feeder, was a raccoon. sized animal, 15 to 25 pounds, oc- Foundation’s KREMC Operation to the nearest whole dollar. Those and a link to the online applica- Raccoons are nocturnal, ani- casionally more, as much as 35 Round-up August grant cycle is seeking to apply for this cycle tion portal are available under mals of the night. This wasn’t the pounds, according to the reference now accepting applications. Any should begin by reviewing the the following link, as well as a list first time I’d seen a raccoon on books I have. They’re solitary ani- organization with a charitable grant guidelines and discussing of attachments applicants will that feeder. I stepped to the win- mals, loners, except females with designation serving residents their project with the Community need to provide: www.kcfounda- dow, the raccoon looked up, saw their young and groups in shel- who live in the Kosciusko REMC Foundation’s program staff. After tion.org/grants/kremc-operation- me, dropped off the feeder and tered places in winter sometimes. service area may apply. communicating with the Commu- round-up/. hurried across the yard. The last Males and females get together The primary areas of interest nity Foundation by either email Organizations awarded grants I saw of it, it was going under the to mate but they don’t live togeth- are arts and culture, civic proj- or phone, the grant seeker will for the August cycle will be noti- fence and out of our yard. er. After mating, the male departs ects, education, environment, be able to complete a full appli- fied approximately six weeks af- Raccoons are well known but I leaving the female to bear, feed health, human services or recre- cation. ter the Aug. 1 deadline. seldom see one, except, sadly, dead and raise the young. ation, with preference given to in or along a highway. They’re the Coons, as they are frequently grants that serve a broad seg- animals that have masks, a black called, often hunt and feed along ment of the community, impact Notice of special meeting band across the eyes and black streams and rivers and around the most vulnerable populations, rings around their bushy tails. lakes and marshes where they promote energy efficiency, aid in Notice is hereby given the town trial leaf vacuum equipment. Raccoons are also widely dis- are seen wading and holding bits youth development, support lo- of Silver Lake will hold a public Interested persons wishing to tributed. I’ve seen them in sev- of food over the water. From this, cal agriculture or are to cover the hearing at 4:30 p.m. Wednesday, present their views on said appli- eral states, in Iowa where I grew it is often said, and written, that costs of putting on a program. July 22, at the Silver Lake Town cation, either in writing or verbal- up, in New York where I lived coons wash their food before eat- The deadline to apply is Aug. 1 by Hall located at 604 N. Jefferson ly, will be given the opportunity to before moving to Indiana and in ing it. This is as false as saying 4:30 p.m. St. The public hearing is to re- be heard at the above-mentioned Indiana since I moved here. I saw that owls are wise and that bats The KREMC Operation Round- ceive public comments regarding time and place. Questions regard- them occasionally in other states are blind. They get a lot of their up grants are made possible be- an application to USDA Rural ing the proposed project prior to when I was traveling. food from water, frogs, toads, cause of generous members of Development for financial assis- the public hearing may be direct- Before I retired, my family and crayfish, small fish, and they fre- KREMC who choose to “round-up” tance in the purchase of indus- ed to the clerk-treasurer’s office. CONGRATULATIONS GRADUATES

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Emily Murphy Mitchell Smith Faith Kamp Valeria Jimenez Emma Craig Presidents Vice President Treasurer Secretary 6 www.the-papers.com — the PAPER — Wednesday, July 15, 2020 ENTERTAINMENT Winona Lake man publishes book through local company A Warsaw book publisher re- Lake. Roy is drawing from near- titled “Flock.” of leadership in their respective cently released a book by Tom ly half a century of experience The book is targeted toward fields, from coaches to execu- Roy, who resides in Winona in his new leadership book en- anyone and everyone in positions tives; from parents to managers; and from business owners to pas- tors. The book employs practical RE/MAX Results agents and teams named language, easy-to-grasp con- cepts and real-world examples ‘America’s Best Real Estate Professionals’ to refine the leadership skills Anna Gilsinger, the James “With today’s release of the 2020 Realtors in the country, yet account of the reader. As someone who Bausch Team, and the Steve Sav- America’s Best Real Estate Profes- for over 10% of the closed transac- pioneered and led Unlimited Po- age Team of RE/MAX Results were sionals list, an elite group of real es- tions and more than 16% of all the tential Inc. for decades as well as named as some of America’s most tate agents across the country are sales volume closed last year,” said coached at multiple levels, Roy productive sales associates and receiving well-deserved recogni- Murray. is more than qualified to impart teams as a part of the America’s tion,” said Steve Murray, president “We are proud to recognize these timeless truths on this subject. Best Real Estate Professionals of REAL Trends. agents and teams for their accom- “‘Flock’ is practical, honest, rankings by REAL Trends + Tom “Congratulations to everyone plishments,” said Larry Phillips, co- timely, helpful and humorous,” Ferry. who made America’s best,” said owner of RE/MAX Results. “Their said former Major League player More than 14,500 real estate Don Gordon in praise of the book. Tom Ferry, founder of Tom Ferry In- dedication to their clients is reflect- 72052< professionals from every state are ternational. “The real estate profes- ed in their success, and inclusion in “Tom not only leads well, but featured in one of 12 categories. To sionals on this list have one thing the America’s best list honors that he also knows how to feed those Pine Books, based in Warsaw. qualify for inclusion, an individual in common: they are the best. Great commitment.” under his care,” said Mickey It’s available on Amazon for pur- agent must have closed at least 50 job from everyone at Tom Ferry In- Information on those receiving Weston, the executive director of chase in both paperback and eB- transaction sides or $20 million in ternational.” this recognition can be found at UPI. ook formats. sales volume in 2019. For teams, “Those individual agents and www.americasbestre.com. The book is published by Tall “Flock” is Roy’s seventh book. the minimum is 75 transaction teams who make up the 2020 Amer- sides or $30 million in closed sales ica’s Best Real Estate Professionals volume. represent only about 1.5% of all Schoops Hamburgers officially closed %\%5,/(<*$5*,6 rarily closed” since the pandemic can style menu included various Stone’s Trace Pioneer 6WDII:ULWHU set in, leading some fans on the hamburgers and sandwiches, “To Go Kosciusko” Facebook page along with other meals such as Long-running Warsaw restau- to speculate about its future. chicken tenders and hot dogs. Festival cancelled rant Schoops Hamburgers has Owner Jack Rio has confirmed Rio said the building is for sale been permanently closed. the restaurant is closing perma- and very well could be “some- Vicki Becker, board chairman virus could be spread to others, so in The restaurant with its iconic nently. thing else.” There is a listing for of Stone’s Trace Historical Society, the best interests to the public, they diner exterior on US 30 on War- Schoops Hamburgers first the building to be purchased on has announced the 2020 Stone’s have decided to cancel the event. In- saw’s east side had been “tempo- opened in 1999. Schoops Ameri- RealNex.com. Trace Pioneer Festival and Regu- stead, they will focus on making the lators Rendezvous has been can- 2021 festival an event of educational Classical Conversations to show free film celled. This is the first time in 47 interest and enjoyment for patrons. years they have had to even con- In addition, the Oct. 24-25, “Five Classical Conversations of Kos- a best-selling author of the “100 “The Riot and the Dance: Wa- sider canceling the festival. Medals at the Trace,” a new event ciusko County invites the com- Cupboards” trilogy as well as the ter” is a sequel to “The Riot and The year has been filled with un- for this historic site will also be can- munity to watch the premiere of “Ashtown Burials” series. The the Dance: Earth.” These movies certainty with regard to COVID-19 celed. Please check Facebook or its “The Riot and the Dance: Water” National Geographic channel has are formatted similarly to BBC and the effects it has had on the website, www.stonestrace.com, for in a home drive-in theater atmo- hired Wilson for his camera work documentaries, but they invite population. They do not want the continuing information for the com- sphere. and NBC’s “Today Show,” as well a refreshing view of the world festival to be a vehicle in which the ing year. The film will be shown at 1010 as NPR’s “All Things Considered,” through a biblically scientific Country Club Drive, Warsaw, have both featured his writings. lens. The film is narrated by Dr. Friday, July 17, at dusk (approxi- “Because their first film was so Gordon Wilson, a senior fellow of Do Do You You Have Have To To mately 9:45 p.m.), or Friday, July compelling, creative and full of natural history at New Saint An- 24, should July 17 be rained out. delighting in God’s creation, we drew’s College. He has recently The venue will only accommo- were excited to have the opportu- written a biology textbook, “The ´ date 75 vehicles; those interested nity to share their latest film with Riot and the Dance: Foundational CKP should arrive early to claim their our community,” said Stephanie Biology” and writes regularly for CI KP spot. Boyd, director of the Foundations Answers in Genesis magazine. CNN CIC Admission is free, but non-per- and Essentials programs of Clas- Synergy Partnerships, a War- ³³%CNNCICKP´% KP CICKP ishable food donations for Fellow- sical Conversations in Warsaw. saw-based construction company, CIC ship Missions or clothing dona- The purpose of CC is to lead the has partnered with CC Warsaw CICKP tions for Room at the Table are home-centered education move- for this event. ttoo ggetet yyourour eelectriclectric greatly appreciated. ment by equipping parents and “My wife and I are committed This film features captivat- students with the classical, time- to the classical education model, ing videography and intrigu- tested tools of learning so they rooted in a biblical world view,” softener s oftener w working?orking? ing narration abut the planet’s can discover God and his cre- said Sam Yeiter. “When we were water and life within, all from a ation, excel academically, think given the opportunity to assist in Join the 5,000 Rabb customers that scientific and biblical perspec- and reason logically, and engage bringing ‘The Riot and the Dance’ have traded in their electric salt hogs in tive. 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The group will again be assisting with reg- istration at Beaman Home’s an- nual golf scramble fundraiser Monday, Aug. 3, at South Shore Golf Course. Planning has also be- gun for the club’s biggest service project, Bingo for Beaman Home, $/7586$2)),&(56³$OWUXVD,QWHUQDWLRQDORI:DUVDZEHJDQLWV GHQW0DU\*DUUHWWERDUGPHPEHU%HWK+XIIHUVHFUHWDU\3DXOD6KDOOH\ scheduled for this fall. WK\HDURIVHUYLFHZLWKWKHLQVWDOODWLRQRILWVRIÀFHUVDWLWVVSULQJ DVVLVWDQWWUHDVXUHU9LFN\3DWWHUVRQSUHVLGHQW-XOLH+DOOYLFHSUHVLGHQW Individuals interested in ser- EDQTXHW6HDWHGDUH9LFNL0DUWLQWUHDVXUHUDQG0DUWLH/HQQDQHERDUG DQG$O\[%DWHVERDUGPHPEHU3KRWRSURYLGHG vice to the community are en- PHPEHU6WDQGLQJIURPOHIWDUH%HYHUO\)DXONQHULPPHGLDWHSDVWSUHVL couraged to visit a club meeting. The next meeting will take place sa International of Warsaw may at noon Thursday, Aug. 6, at be found on Facebook at Altrusa- Sacred Heart releases back-to-school plan KREMC, 370 S. 250E, Warsaw. Warsaw or by contacting members More information about Altru- at [email protected]. Much like the other schools tancing cannot happen • Holding “Parent Univer- in the community, Sacred Heart • Electrostatic sprayers for sity” nights to train parents and Redevelopment Commission OKs School is gearing up for a suc- routine sanitization of spaces guardians on technology cessful reopening of the 2020-21 multiple times per day Creating And Maintaining Louis Dreyfus abatement resolution school year. SHS’s plan includes Promoting Catholic Identity Community five domains: logistics and plan- • Continue the Mass schedule • Use the “Sacred Heart Cham- ning, promoting Catholic identity, and “Mass Buddies” program pions” program to support stu- %\/$6&$5$1'(/6 ers and community leaders devel- curriculum and instruction, tech- • Continue to weave faith into dents and families 6WDII:ULWHU op critical thinking and problem- nology support and creating and all aspects of the curriculum • Hold socially distanced and solving skills. maintaining community. • Hold a digital praise and wor- carefully scheduled back-to- The first order of business at KEDCo has partnered with Principal Mike McClain shared ship hour if pressed into extended school nights and parent-teacher the Kosciusko County Redevelop- TMap for talent recruitment and SHS’s plan “is a result of a lot of eLearning conferences ment Commission meeting held a dual career initiative. Tio ex- collaboration between the teach- Curriculum And Instruction • Hold Community Circles to Thursday, July 9, was the swear- plained TMAP locates people out- ers, myself and other stakehold- • A targeted “First 20 Days” fo- talk about real-world issues ing in of new commission member side the region who meet local job ers. Last year’s extended eLearn- cusing on Indiana Department of Important upcoming dates for Mike Metzger. Metzger was not requirements and are willing to ing was tough for everyone, but Education power standards Sacred Heart School include reg- present at the January meeting relocate and connects them with we had some silver linings that • Blended learning in the class- istration Tuesday and Wednes- to take the oath of office. local employers. came out of the shutdown last room, including the use of Seesaw day, July 21-22; back-to-school Attorney Steve Snyder ap- There is also a dual career ini- year, too, he said. “We took those and Google Classroom to prepare nights Monday and Tuesday, Aug. peared on behalf of Louis Dreyfus tiative, Tio said, where KEDCo silver linings, lessons learned, for eLearning, if necessary 10-11; and the first day of school Agricultural Industries. In 2006 will assist in making career con- and the results of our survey Technology Support Wednesday, Aug. 12. You can Louis Dreyfus obtained TIF ap- nections for the spouse or partner work that we did with parents at • Training the students in tech- find more information about the proval for its plant in Claypool, of a person who is coming to the the end of the year and developed nology early in the school year school, its back-to-school plan, Snyder said, and over the years area for an employment opportu- what we think is a pretty good • Deploying individualized financial aid opportunities and they have obtained a number of nity. plan that will support student learning platforms, both in school more on www.shswarsaw.org or tax abatements for additional im- Development of workforce learning in a safe and innovative and at home www.facebook.com/shswarsaw. provements beyond the 2006 im- housing, which is market-based way and also respond to any new provements. housing, within driving distance guidance that may come out in In 2006 the redevelopment to large employers in the county, the future.” commission adopted a resolution is also being looked into, Tio said. The plan elements for each do- saying they approved of the tax KEDCo is working to identify main are: abatement in that area. Snyder sites in the county for housing Logistics And Planning said it’s unclear if official approv- development. • Health screenings for stu- al came with each additional tax Tio said they have discovered dents by parents as well as staff abatement. several areas just outside of town [  prior to the start of the school day [  He requested approval for each municipal boundaries and said • Creating new sections to [  of the tax abatements applica- this would be an opportunity for make class sizes of fewer than 20 [  tions that had been made. This county commissioners, county to allow for social distancing [  includes abatements made in council or the redevelopment • Frequent hand washing [  2006, 2003, 2017 and 2019. The commission to work together • Targeted use of masks in the resolution was approved by the with KEDCo. hallways and when social dis- Redevelopment Commission. Other matters: Upon review of several TIF County Surveyor Mike Kiss- districts by the commission, it inger gave an update for the TCRSD hearing was agreed there is no excess as- county-regulated drain improve- CONSTRUCTION COMPANY sessed value at this time to re- ment project in the Claypool cancelled 2208 North 500 West lease to other units in the county, area. Phase one has been com- Turkey Creek Regional Sewer Warsaw, IN 46580 as the AV will be used for bond pleted. Bids have been received District board of trustees is can- BORKHOLDER repayments and projects that are for phase two and are under esti- celling its public hearing sched- BUILDINGS (574) 267-4721 either currently in the works or mate. Kissinger will return to the uled for 7:30 p.m. Monday, July are being planned for the future. October meeting with a further 20, at 4852 N. 1200W, Cromwell. “Better Deals with Ideal” (877) 267-4721 A TIF excess AV certification to update. The hearing will be resched- this effect was approved and was The next quarterly meeting uled for a later date and notice YY sent to the state. will be held at 1:30 p.m. Oct. 8. will be provided accordingly. Kosciusko Economic Develop- ment Corporation Chief Execu- tive Officer Alan Tio provided an update on several items, includ- %UHWW·V3RS8S(YHQW ing a small business relief fund with money available for zero- 6DWXUGD\-XO\WK‡DPSP interest loans to help companies with business recovery and job &RPHFKHFNRXWWKHH[FLWLQJJURXSRIXQXVXDO&RP retention. YHQGRUVIRUXQLTXHLWHPVLQFOXGLQJ YLQWDJHIXUQLVKLQJVDQWLTXHVKDQGPDGHLWHPVY KEDCo recently launched a VRDSVFDQGOHVSODQWVDQGPXFKPXFKPRUH Small Business Summer Innova- tion Series, which includes five &DVK2U&KHFN2QO\ FROM SMALL GARAGES TO one-hour sessions online to help :6&OD\SRRO,QGLDQD LARGE SHOPS, GIVE US A CALL business owners, business lead- 8 www.the-papers.com — the PAPER — Wednesday, July 15, 2020 COUNTY REPORT Obituaries He was born Oct. 2, 1950. On Nov. ter, Kristy Durden, North Manches- John R. Jansma ents are sisters, Kiera Winnett, Kay- 28, 1970, he married Deborah Jessop; ter; a brother, Oscar Dale Dingess, John R. Jansma, 85, Leesburg, lynn Mast and Karlee Mast; maternal she survives. North Manchester; sisters, Deloris J. died at 6:15 a.m. July 8, 2020. grandparents, Angie Ferrell, Goshen, Norma M. Axline Also surviving are his children, Horne, Carolyn R. France and Pame- He was born June 12, 1935. and Todd Paula Haines, Milford; pa- Norma M. Axline, 90, North Web- Jared Beer, Joseph Beer, James Mar- la K. Craft, all of North Manchester, Surviving are sons, Timothy Jans- ternal grandmother, Emma Anway, ster, died at 10:35 a.m. July 10, 2020. tin Beer II, Cameron Beer and Can- Virgie M. Shepherd, Servia, and Mil- ma and Robert Jansma, both of Lees- Texas; and maternal great-grandpar- She was born Feb. 14, 1930. On dace Adams; 14 grandchildren; and dred G. Eckman, Lincolnville; and six burg; a grandson; a great-grandson; a ents, Sharon (Carl) Haines-Marshall, June 7, 1947, she married LeRoy Ax- siblings, Carol Rumfelt, Joyce Nickel- grandchildren. sister, Virginia Hunley, Leesburg; and Warsaw, Mike Wyland, Milford, Betty line. He preceded her in death Jan. son, Jack Beer and Donald Beer. Services were held July 10 at McK- a brother, Jerry Jansma, Lake Ozark, (Lowell) Collins, Winona Lake, and 8, 2015. Services were held July 11 at Mil- ee Mortuary, North Manchester. Buri- Mo. Charles (Leslie) Jarvis, Green Valley, Surviving are sons, Loyd Axline, ford First Brethren Church. Burial al was in Fairview Cemetery, Servia. Cremation will take place at Cre- Ariz. South Lyons, Mich., and Roy Axline, was in Milford Cemetery. Mishler June Geyer mation Services of Kosciusko County, Services were held July 11 at Owen Goshen; daughters, Diane Murray, Funeral Home and Cremation Cen- June Geyer, 93, Nappanee, died Warsaw. Private family burial will Family Funeral Home, Syracuse. Mason, Mich., and Theresa Lay- ter, Milford, was in charge of arrange- July 7, 2020. take place in Oakwood Cemetery, Burial was in Mt. Pleasant Cemetery man, North Liberty; brothers, Ervin ments. She was born June 9, 1927. Chicago, Ill., at a later date. near Milford. Landis, Arizona, and Walter Landis, Wilma J. Clinker Surviving are sons, Barry Geyer, Wanda M. Mikel Michigan; sisters, Bernice Swisher, Daniel Jetmore rural Etna Wilma J. Clinker, 91, rural Akron, Nappanee, Joel Geyer, Syracuse, and Daniel Jetmore, 70, Syracuse, Wanda M. Mikel, 71, Linda Brown, Judy Parker and Bar- Green died at 4:37 p.m. July 2, 2020. twin sons, Tim Geyer, Nappanee, and died July 5, 2020. , died at 10:30 a.m. July 5, bara Pracher, all of Michigan; and She was born April 27, 1929. Todd Geyer, Edwardsburg, Mich.; sev- Arrangements are currently pend- 2020. several grandchildren and great- Surviving are sisters, Judy Haney, en grandchildren; 11 great-grandchil- ing at Eastlund Funeral Home, Syra- She was born July 21, 1948. On grandchildren. Akron, and Carol Butts, Warsaw; a dren; and many nieces and nephews. Aug. 24, 1969, she married David L. McHatton-Sadler Funeral Cha- cuse. nephew; and three nieces. To respect the family, please wear Mikel; he survives. pel, Warsaw, is in charge of arrange- A graveside service was held July 9 a mask and follow the COVID-19 Larry Kaiser She is also survived by her mother, ments. Larry Kaiser, 61, Syracuse, died at Akron Cemetery. Hartzler Funeral social distancing protocols. Family Deloris Senff, Bourbon; daughters, June 25, 2020. Donald Elliott Bailey Home, Akron, was in charge of ar- and friends may call from 2-4 p.m. Tracy Zimmerman, St. Jacob, Ill., Surviving are sisters, Connie Kiser Donald Elliott Bailey, 91, Warsaw, rangements. Wednesday, July 15, followed by a 4 and April McClung, Huntsville, On- and Carolyn Calhoun. died at 5:05 p.m. July 8, 2020. Melissa Cox p.m. funeral service, at Thompson- tario, Canada; sons, Rick Mikel, Etna He was born April 19, 1929. On Lengacher & Yoder Funeral Home, A graveside service was held July Green, and Spencer Mikel, Mentone; Melissa “Missy” (Griffith) Cox, 47, June 25, 1949, he married Barbara Nappanee. Burial will be in Union 14 at McClintic Cemetery. Eastlund 14 grandchildren; four great-grand- Cromwell, died July 5, 2020. Joan Valentine. She preceded him in Center Cemetery. Funeral Home, Syracuse, was in children; sisters, Barbara Farrer, Bre- She was born April 9, 1973. death March 25, 2012. charge of arrangements. men, and Bonnie Jeffers, Bourbon; She is survived by a son, Adam Ray A. Haab He is survived by a daughter, Caro- Milford David Ryan Kistler and brothers, Jerry Senff, Bourbon, Cox, Cromwell; her mother, Bonita Ray A. Haab, 83, , died at lyn Rule, Warsaw; sons, Rex Bailey, David Ryan “Dave” Kistler, 52, and Rex Senff, Plymouth. Griffith, Cromwell; and a sister, Cher- 2:35 a.m. July 11, 2020. Talbott, Tenn., Roger Bailey, Warsaw, Warsaw, formerly of Syracuse, died Services were held July 9 at King ylene Rochford, Goshen. He was born March 12, 1937. On and Mark Bailey, Pierceton; three July 11, 2020. Memorial Home, Mentone. Interment In keeping with Missy’s wishes, a Nov. 18, 1962, he married Paula M. grandchildren; a former grandson- Arrangements are currently pend- was in Harrison Center Cemetery, cremation committal will take place Sinn; she survives. in-law; six great-grandchildren; two He is also survived by a daughter, ing at Owen Family Funeral Home, Etna Green. at Legacy Cremation & Remem- great-great-grandsons; and a brother, Jill Brannock, Mt. Pleasant, S.C.; a Syracuse. brance Center, Ligonier. She will then Roger E. Montel Ralph Bailey, Columbia City. son, Jon Haab, Milford; nine grand- Faron Travis Kuhns Roger E. Montel, 82, Mentone, There will be a celebration of Don- be laid to rest at Sparta Cemetery, children; a great-granddaughter; Faron Travis Kuhns, infant son of died at 6:17 a.m. July 2, 2020. ald’s life at a later date. Private fam- Kimmell. Yeager Funeral Home, Li- sisters, Phyllis Weuthrich, Francis- Matthew F. and Sara Beth (Mullet) He was born May 27, 1938. On ily burial will take place in Hillcrest gonier, is in charge of arrangements. ville, Ann Sinn, Haviland, Ohio, Irma Kuhns, was stillborn July 2, 2020. Sept. 30, 1972, he married Linda Cemetery, Pierceton. Redpath-Fruth Kenneth L. Dickey Stoller, Paulding, Ohio, and Nettie He is survived by his parents of Linn; she survives. Funeral Home, Warsaw, is in charge North Kenneth L. Dickey, 98, Haab, Lafayette; and brothers, Paul Nappanee; sisters, Jennifer Kuhns Also surviving are daughters, of arrangements. Manchester , formerly of rural Silver Haab, Quincey, Ill., Steve Haab and and Jolene Kuhns, both at home; a Tammy Dittmer, Aurora, and Carmen Larry Allen Barrett Lake, died at 10:55 a.m. July 4, 2020. Don Haab, both of Syracuse. brother, Karlin Kuhns, at home; pa- Menzie, Mentone; sons, Terry Men- Larry Allen Barrett, 75, North He was born May 2, 1922. On Services were held July 15 at Ap- ternal grandparents, Freeman and zie, Mentone, Tim Montel and Todd Webster, died at 1:20 p.m. July 10, June 10, 1945, he married Martha A. ostolic Christian Church Fellowship Irene Kuhns, Milford; and maternal Montel, both of Rochester; 10 grand- 2020. Frantz. She preceded him in death Hall, Milford. Burial was in Milford grandmother, Ina Mullet, Nappanee. children; 10 great-grandchildren; a He was born April 4, 1945. On July March 30, 2002. Cemetery. Owen Family Funeral Visitation was held July 4 at the brother, Robert Montel, Warsaw; sis- 30, 1976, he married Sharon Marie He is survived by a son, Ralph Home, Syracuse, was in charge of ar- family home. Graveside services were ters, Carolyn Eberly, South Whitley, (Galbreath) Lawrence. She preceded Dickey, Warsaw; daughters, Mary rangements. held July 5 at Weldy Cemetery, Nap- and Phyllis Price, Hobart; and several him in death Jan. 27, 2017. Alice Weber, Primm Springs, Tenn., Paul Edwin Heimbach panee, with Home Ministries of the nieces and nephews. He is survived by a son, Tim Bar- and Jane Anne Curless, North Olm- Paul Edwin Heimbach, 53, War- Old Order Amish Church officiating. Services were held July 6 at King rett, North Webster; a stepdaughter, sted, Ohio; a sister, Rose Marie Miller, saw, died at 2:45 a.m. July 7, 2020. Thompson-Lengacher & Yoder Fu- Memorial Home, Mentone. Burial Sherri Conley, Cromwell; a step- North Manchester; a stepsister, Mary He was born July 7, 1967. On Aug. neral Home, Nappanee, was in charge was in Mentone Cemetery. son, Michael Lawrence, Milford; six Ann Rohrer, North Manchester; 10 21, 1993, he married Barbara Elaine of arrangements. Jimmy Joe Nolin grandchildren; four great-grand- grandchildren; and 19 great-grand- Stork; she survives. Jimmy “Jim” Joe Nolin, 77, Argos, children; sisters, Bonnie Wisdom, children. William I. Long He is also survived by a daugh- William I. Long, 87, Warsaw, died died at 3:10 a.m. July 3, 2020. California, Beverly Anderson, Steger, Services were held July 11 at ter, Victoria Heimbach, Warsaw; his at 11:10 a.m. July 7, 2020. He was born Oct. 17, 1942. On Ill., and Noriene Jones, Leesburg; a McKee Mortuary, North Manchester. mother, Janet Marie Heimbach, Sink- He was born Jan. 13, 1933. On Nov. 17, 1963, he married Betty Alma stepsister, Denise Lanman, Lewis- Burial was in Elm Grove Cemetery, ing Spring, Pa.; and a sister, Christine June 24, 1956, he married Beverly Nifong. She preceded him in death ville; and stepbrothers, Danny Bar- Bluffton. Stapf, Marietta, Pa. Huggins. She preceded him in death March 10, 2017. rett, Middletown, and Duane Barrett, Wallace Dingess A memorial service will be held at Surviving are daughters, Lisa Mishawaka. May 4, 2016. Wallace “Wally” Dingess, 68, Ser- 5 p.m. Wednesday, July 22, at Red- Surviving are his children, Aime Sponseller, Atwood, and Lori Hirschy, Services were held July 14 at via, died at 12:50 a.m. July 5, 2020. path-Fruth Funeral Home, Warsaw. Fort Wayne; a son, Chad Nolin, Mil- Owen Family Funeral Home, North Hoffman, Yellow Creek Lake, Mike He was born Jan. 28, 1952. On Feb. Friends and family may visit two Long and Mark Long, both of Warsaw; ford; seven grandchildren; one great- Webster. Burial was in the Mock Ad- 3, 1973, he married Bethel Shepherd. hours prior to the service from 3-5 grandchild will be arriving soon; sis- dition of the North Webster Cemetery. 10 grandchildren; and seven great- She preceded him in death Jan. 24, p.m. grandchildren and one on the way. ters, Malinda Wakeland and Sandra Mort, both of Bremen; a brother, Jerry James Martin Beer 2008. Eleanor Hillery Services will be held at 10 a.m. Nolin, Warsaw; a sister-in-law, Gladys James “Jim” Martin Beer, 69, Mil- He is survived by a son, Wallace Eleanor (Mathews) Stiffler Hillery, Thursday, July 16, at McHatton- Snyder, Argos; a brother-in-law, Rob- ford, died July 5, 2020. Lee “Wally” Dingess, Servia; a daugh- 93, New Paris, died at 2:02 p.m. July Sadler Funeral Chapel, Warsaw, with ert Voreis, Argos; and dear family 11, 2020. a calling one hour prior to the ser- friend, Lisa Plantz, Argos. She was born Sept. 26, 1926. vice. Visitation will be from 4-7 p.m. Services were held July 10 at Wal- She is survived by a daughter, Wednesday, July 15, at the funeral nut Church of the Brethren, Argos. Connie Stiffler, New Paris; a son, chapel. Interment will be in Etna Burial was in Maple Grove Cemetery, ... Robert “Bob” Stiffler, North Man- Green Cemetery with military honors 6KDUHDUDQGRP Argos, with military honors conduct- chester; two grandchildren; nine rendered by Warsaw American Le- ed by the U.S. Navy Honor Guard and great-grandchildren; a sister-in-law, gion Post 49 and VFW Post 1126. +HDOLQJEHJLQV James Lowell Corey American Legion Mary Alice Mathews, Elkhart; four Patrick T. Madden nephews; and several great-nieces Post 68, Argos. ZLWK Patrick T. “Pat” Madden, 53, Lees- 
 and nephews. Heather Ann Peak burg, died July 1, 2020. Cremation will take place at Cre- Heather Ann Peak, 50, Pierceton, He was born July 31, 1966. mation Services of Kosciusko County, formerly of Evansville, died July 5, He is survived by a daughter, Sa- Warsaw. Services will be held at a 2020. mantha Madden; two grandchildren; later date. Owen Family Funeral She was born July 27, 1969. his mother, Alexandria Wagner; sis- Home, Syracuse, is in charge of ar- She is survived by a daughter, ters, Monica Marr, Deanna Gentile rangements. Molly Wariner, Noblesville; sons, Aus- and Melinda Madden; and many tin Peak and Robert Wariner, both of Vicki Hoover aunts, uncles, cousins, nieces and Indiana; her father, Richard Donald- Vicki Hoover, 74, Syracuse, died nephews. son, Corpus Christi, Texas; a brother, www.titusfuneralhome.com July 11, 2020. Cremation took place at Cremation Jason Seibert, Evansville; a sister, She was born July 30, 1945. On Services of Kosciusko County, War- (574) 267-3104 Stephanie Riccardi, Noblesville; and May 10, 1969, she married Tom saw. An outdoor memorial service was her former husband, Dennis Wariner, Hoover; he survives. held July 11 at the Madden residence Noblesville. She is also survived by a daughter, in Leesburg. Owen Family Funeral No visitation or services are -  Sara Moore; a son, Anthony Hoover; Home, North Webster, was in charge planned. Redpath-Fruth Funeral a daughter-in-law, Amber Hardy; of arrangements. brothers, Robert Firestone, Richard Home, Warsaw, was in charge of ar- &
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Continued from page 8 She is survived by two nieces and a Florida, Steven Yoder, Goshen, Jerry $160.50; Daniela Mata, Hammond, and Katelyn Rene Witte, 27, War- Prater Jr., Warsaw; his mother, Tina number of cousins. Yoder, Paul Yoder and David Yoder, all $160.50; Cameran Carver, Warsaw, saw Yount Prater, Warsaw; his father, Jef- Graveside services were held at of Nappanee; sisters, Fannie Miller, $160.50. Trueblood-Anderson fery Prater, Silver Lake; a brother, Oakwood Cemetery, Warsaw, with Freemont, Mich., and Martha Miller, Driving while suspended — Adam Wayne Trueblood, 42, Nap- Brandin Prater, Kokomo; a sister, interment in a family plot. Redpath- Etna Green; a sister-in-law, Mary Yo- Faith Hurst, Warsaw, $185.50. panee, and Caitlin Louise Ander- Brooklynn Jackson, Warsaw; his com- Fruth Funeral Home, Warsaw, was in der, Nappanee; and a brother-in-law, No operator’s license in pos- son, 28, Warsaw panion, Samantha Rogers, Warsaw; charge of arrangements. Delmer Mullet, Nappanee. session — Mohammad Skaik, Fort Hochstetler-Miller maternal grandmother, Shirley Rus- Norma E. Weaver Services were held July 13 at the Lauderdale, Fla., $200. Arlin Dean Hochstetler, 25, New Lyle Yoder residence in Nappanee. Failure of occupant to use sell, Silver Lake; maternal grandfa- Norma E. Weaver, 91, rural Roch- Paris, and Laura Danae Miller, 26, Burial was in Weldy Cemetery, Nap- safety belt — Jasmine Rivera, ther, Archie Yount, South Dakota; pa- ester, died at 9:38 a.m. July 5, 2020. Miller panee. Thompson-Lengacher & Yo- Pierceton, $25. ternal grandmothers, Ora Prater and She was born Nov. 8, 1928. On Oct. Schaeffer-Gatke der Funeral Home, Nappanee, was in Two counts of owner allowing Tina Lynn Prater, Silver Lake; three 6, 1946, she married Lloyd K. Weaver. Jason Anthony Schaeffer Sr., charge of arrangements. dog to stray beyond premises — nieces; and several aunts, uncles and He preceded her in death March 7, 42, Silver Lake, and Sherry Lynn cousins. Tasha Thompson, Milford, $50. 2004. No valid driver’s license — Gatke, 41, Silver Lake Services were held July 10 at Surviving are daughters, Diane Births Elpusan-Frecker McHatton-Sadler Funeral Chapel, Michael Kausal, Syracuse, $160.50. Weaver-Gady, Rochester, Dana Fin- Dylan Elpusan, 22, Leesburg, Warsaw. Interment was in Graceland lan, Indianapolis, Darla Shafer, War- Kloey Leigh Grace McKinzie Civil Tortes and Ashleigh Frecker, 22, Leesburg Cemetery, Claypool. saw, and Danelle King, Indianapolis; Jeremy and Kayla McKinzie, Mil- The following civil tortes have Yeazel-Ditton-Tackett Sara M. Rhodes sons, Rick Weaver, Jacksonville, Fla., ford, are the parents of a daughter, been awarded in Kosciusko County Bruce Edward Yeazel, 31, War- Sara M. Rhodes, 91, Warsaw, died Ken Weaver, Fort Wayne, Jim Weaver Kloey Leigh Grace, born at 8:19 p.m. Circuit Court I, Judge Michael Reed saw, and Mindy Sue Ditton-Tackett, at 12:12 p.m. July 9, 2020. and Tom Weaver, both of Rochester, July 1, 2020, at Goshen Hospital. She presiding: 44, Warsaw Arrangements are currently pend- and Tim Weaver, Akron; 30 grandchil- weighed 6 pounds, 2.6 ounces and Michelle Sinclair v. Tasha Thomp- Blair-Maull son, $21,500 ing at Owen Family Funeral Home, dren; 30 great-grandchildren; and her was 18 3/4 inches long. Nicky L. Blair, 41, Warsaw, and Karena Faith Beechy Robert Sinclair v. Tasha Thomp- North Webster. foreign exchange daughter, Danielle Elizabeth C. Maull, 39, Pierceton Harold R. Schue VanHees Roelen, Netherlands. John and Kathryn (Nisley) Beechy, son, $500 Services were held July 11 at Etna Green, are the parents of a Harold R. Schue, 91, Warsaw, died Mortgage Foreclosures Hartzler Funeral Home, Akron. Buri- daughter, Karena Faith, born at 1:49 at 7:05 p.m. July 6, 2020. The following mortgage foreclo- Marriage al was in Athens Cemetery. a.m. July 8, 2020, at Blessed Begin- He was born June 25, 1929. On sures have been awarded in Koscius- nings Care Center, Nappanee. She Feb. 7, 1948, he married Virginia Os- Jack L. West ko Superior Court IV, Judge Chris weighed 7 pounds, 13 ounces and was Dissolutions walt. She preceded him in death June Jack L. West, 89, Plymouth, for- Kehler presiding: 18 1/2 inches long. 12, 2006. merly of Wabash, died at 7:45 p.m. U.S. Bank Trust N.A. as Owner The following couples have filed Karena joins a brother, Josiah. He is survived by a son, Robert July 11, 2020. Trustee for VRMTG Asset Trust v. for marriage dissolutions in the Schue, Pierceton; a daughter-in-law, He was born April 10, 1931. On the Unknown Heirs and Devisees of Kosciusko Superior and Circuit Denise Schue, Mishawaka; five grand- March 8, 1952, he married Norma J. Nellie Metcalf, deceased, $135,701.57 Courts: children; 10 great-grandchildren; and Jefferson, who preceded him in death Court News Guffey — Ruth Guffey, Pierce- seven great-great-grandchildren. Feb. 27, 1990. On Oct. 1, 1994, he Small Claims Marriage ton, and James Guffey, Pierceton. Services were held July 13 at married Ruth (Grossman) Sill; she The following small claims have Married: Oct. 14, 1986. Separated: McHatton-Sadler Funeral Chapel, survives. been awarded in Kosciusko Supe- July 5, 2020. There is one minor Warsaw. Interment was in Oakwood He is also survived by a stepson, rior Court III, Judge Joe V. Sutton Licenses child. Roger Sill, Los Angeles, Calif.; step- presiding: Pedraza — Grace Pedraza, War- Cemetery, Warsaw. The following couples have ap- daughters, Karen Worsham, Bour- Warsaw Health System LLC saw, and Juan Pedraza, Warsaw. Carmelle Scott plied for marriage licenses in the bon, Rosanne Griggs, Lafayette, and c/o Komyatte & Casbon PC v. Married: Oct. 31, 2003. Separated: Carmelle Scott, 53, Warsaw, died office of Kosciusko County Clerk of Rachel Litchfield, Englewood, Fla.; Wanda Acosta, $1,387.92; Brittney July 1, 2018. There are no minor July 5, 2020. the Court Ann Torpy: a brother, Jim West, Fort Wayne; 10 Brown, $4,291.14; Madison Double, children. Arrangements are currently pend- Diaz-Lucio stepgrandchildren; and eight step- $1,016.34; Jason Dugger, $3,291.53; Poe — Matthew Poe, Warsaw, ing at Titus Funeral Home, Warsaw. Hugo Isidro Ruiz Diaz, 34, War- great-grandchildren. Tabitha Gunkel, $837.26; Lisa Hen- and Brittany Poe, Claypool. Mar- Stephen D. Shively son, $1,273.81; Michelle Lawson, saw, and Fabiola Lucio, 42, Warsaw ried: Oct. 17, 2011. Separated: June Services were held July 14 at McK- Voratovic-Zvalaren Stephen D. Shively, 74, Etna ee Mortuary, North Manchester. Buri- $637.56; 8, 2020. There are four minor chil- Green, died at 12:37 p.m. June 30, al was in Oaklawn Cemetery, North Virginia Mahaska, $5,249.57; Dayen Chad Voratovic, 44, War- dren. 2020. Manchester. Guy Miller, $1,371.70; Jean C. saw, and Liberty Elizabeth Zvala- Keyes — Bennie Keyes, Warsaw, ren, 33, Warsaw He was born July 12, 1945. On July Penny Lee Wideman Myer, $2,401.98; Vanessa Pamer, and Jillian Keyes, Warsaw. Mar- 16, 1988, he married Patricia Huff- $3,161.84; Kenneth Poe, $3,833.04; Mohanty-Sahu ried: Oct. 22, 1999. Separated: June Penny Lee (Barnhart) Wideman, man; she survives. Sheri Shelton, $4,258.84; Laura Deepankar Mohanty, 31, Nash- 28, 2020. There are two minor chil- 66, Warsaw, died July 4, 2020. Also surviving are daughters, Kim- Wiggs, $3,117.77 ville, Tenn., and Tejassvittaa Sahu, dren. She was born July 1, 1954. On Nov. berly Shively-Augustine, Bourbon, 26, Warsaw Morris-Stouder — Shilah Mor- 22, 1975, she married James “Jim” Civil Collections and Jen Adams, Nappanee; sons, Fonesca-Graber ris, North Webster, and Bradley Wideman; he survives. Together they The following civil collections Kurt Shively and Brian Adams, both Arturo Fonesca, 23, Winona Stouder, Leesburg. Married: Aug. had one daughter, Samantha Crisp; have been awarded in Kosciusko of Etna Green; nine grandchildren; Lake, and Taylor Leeanne Graber, 25, 2018. Separated: Sept. 1, 2019. and two grandsons. Superior Court IV, Judge Chris Ke- two great-grandchildren; a sister- 20, Millersburg She is also survived by a brother, hler presiding: There are two minor children. in-law, Wanda Shively; and several Stewart-Jensen Howard — Tim Barnhart, Stockbridge, Ga.; and Glenbrook Credit Acceptance Jennifer Howard, nieces and nephews. Brett Allen Stewart, 27, Wyo- two nephews. Corporation v. Dallas L. Deckys, Warsaw, and Ty Howard, Macy. A celebration of life will be held ming, Mich., and Samantha Diane A memorial service was held July 8 $14,147.30 Married: Aug. 31, 1996. Separated: at a later date. A family graveside Jensen, 25, Winona Lake at McHatton-Sadler Funeral Chapel, SAC Finance Inc. v. Alicia S. and Dec. 1, 2019. There are no minor service and burial will take place at Cook-Harris Warsaw. A private interment will be Jessika K. Greene, $10,891.58 children. Pleasant Hill Cemetery. Deaton-Cle- James Dean Cook, 59, Warsaw, Sayre-Allen — held at a later date. Communitywide Federal Credit Deanna Sayre- mens Funeral Home, Bourbon, is in Union v. Ryan McKinney, $7,349.07 and Judith Doylene Harris, 60, Allen, Warsaw, and Joshua Allen, Joseph D. Wiggins charge of arrangements. Plenaries Warsaw North Manchester. Married: May Margaret Smith Joseph D. Wiggins, 34, Warsaw, Miller-Witte 12, 2019. Separated: June 5, 2020. died at 6:45 a.m. July 10, 2020. The following plenaries have Margaret “Maggie” Smith, 98, died Jacob Seach Miller, 23, Warsaw, There are no minor children. Arrangements are currently pend- been awarded in Kosciusko Coun- July 4, 2020. ing at Cremation Services of Koscius- ty Circuit Court I, Judge Michael She was born July 4, 2020. She ko County, Warsaw. Reed presiding: married Merl Smith, who preceded A&G Environmental Solutions her in death. Earl Leroy Workley LLC v. Modern Manpower LLC, Surviving are sons, Gary Smith Earl “Poppy” Leroy Workley, 82, $10,013.50 and Greg Smith; three grandchildren; Warsaw, died at 9:47 p.m. July 8, Christopher Durham v. Scott and four great-grandchildren. 2020. Lennox, $30,000 A graveside memorial service for He was born Sept. 17, 1937. On May 26, 1992, he married Marilyn Superior Court II family will be held at 11 a.m. Thurs- The following infractions have Elaine Workley. She preceded him in day, July 16, at Syracuse Cemetery. been filed in Kosciusko Superior death June 20, 2020. Court II, Judge Torrey Bauer pre- Thomas D. Smith He is survived by a daughter, Ai- Thomas D. Smith, 50, Etna Green, siding: mee Farmer, Warsaw; sons, Dean died June 27, 2020. Dog straying beyond owners’ Workley, Florida, and Mark Hamil- Arrangements are currently pend- premises — Cheryl Reith, Crom- ton, Columbia City; six grandchil- ing at Titus Funeral Home, Warsaw. well, $25; Brandon Yoder, Leesburg, dren; 11 great-grandchildren; and a $25; Roxanne Ratliff, North Web- Craig Ryan Stouder brother, Jim Workley, Warren, Ohio. Bourbon ster, $25. Craig Ryan Stouder, 52, , Services were held July 10 at Red- No headlights lights; time died at 7:08 a.m. July 3, 2020. path-Fruth Funeral Home, Warsaw. for display; exception — Ramie He was born May 10, 1968. Burial was in Oakwood Cemetery, Salamah, Harwood Heights, Ill., Surviving are sons, Tory Stouder, Warsaw, with military rites conduct- $160.50; Valerie Conner, Flagler Colorado Springs, Colo., and Trey ed by the American Legion Post 49 Beach, Fla., $170. “T.J.” Stouder, Warsaw; his mother, and VFW Post 1126, both of Warsaw. Failure of occupant to use Glenda Holbrook, Bourbon; his father, Henry Joseph Yoder safety belt and open alcoholic Keith Stouder, Auburn, Pa.; a brother, Henry Joseph Yoder, 86, Nap- beverage container during op- Chris Stouder, Etna Green; two neph- panee, died July 11, 2020. eration of motor vehicle — Zach- ews; two grandchildren; and his com- He was born Oct. 28, 1933. On Nov. ary Bushong, Hamlet, $185. panion, Jill Mejer, South Bend. 15, 1956, he married Wilma Miller; Speeding — Jacob Young, Private services will be held at a she survives. Elkhart, $160.50; Akhtar Zaidi, later date. 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EMPLOYMENT $ OWNERS $ Purchases by Kosciusko Sheriff’s CALL US TODAY General Employment E030 FOR A QUOTE! • Over 45 Years of Satisfied Clients Office include two K-9 units SEEKING • Experienced Foresters, INDIANA CERTIFIED Skilled Harvesters FIREFIGHTER/PARAMEDICS • Insured, Licensed and Bonded %\/$6&$5$1'(/6 eliciting laughter from those in at- quarterly update. The Turkey Creek Fire Territory in Syracuse is QUALITY HARDWOOD 6WDII:ULWHU tendance. Tio said there is a small business currently seeking quality minded Indiana Certified PRODUCTS, INC. Firefighter/EMTs and Indiana Certified Firefighter/ New firearms were purchased for relief fund with money available for Paramedics. North Manchester, IN 46962 Major purchases by the Koscius- the SWAT team, Dukes said, and zero-interest loans to help compa- We offer an excellent benefits package. Starting 800-522-3234 or 260-578-6255 salary of full time position is $44,421 annually pro- ko County Sheriff’s Office this year ammunition was purchased for both nies with business recovery and job gressing upward with continued years of service. highlighted the Kosciusko County the SWAT team and the patrol divi- retention. Due to the involvement of Applications and further information can be Commissioners meeting Tuesday, sion. the county, city of Warsaw and town obtained at www.syracusefd.com, in person at REAL ESTATE RENTALS Station 2 — 8138 E. McClintic Rd., Syracuse, Indi- July 7. Among the major purchases “We have done so much training of Winona Lake, there is nearly half ana or by contacting us at (574) 457-6917. noted were two new K-9 units, fire- in the firearms section that we were a million dollars available. Applications must be received by mail or delivered in person at 8138 E. McClintic Rd., Unfurnished Apartments U020 arms and ammunition. low on ammunition,” Dukes said. “We have a loan committee that Syracuse, Indiana on or before 7/31/2020 Sheriff Kyle Dukes shared the “I’m telling you, I did not think we’d meets weekly to review those re- 2 BEDROOM APARTMENT in commissary report where some of come to the point where law en- quests,” Tio said. Syracuse. Central air, no smoking. $550 per month, $550 deposit. Taking the major purchases were made. forcement would have a tough time KEDCo recently launched the MERCHANDISE applications. 574-457-3566 Dukes said the balance moving finding ammo, but it is, especially 9 Small Business Summer Innova- forward from December 2019 was mm.” tion Series to help business owners, Health Aids P140 TRANSPORTATION $430,205.90. Deposits from January Other expenses have included business and community leaders to June totaled $471,373.64 while include uniforms, remodeling of an develop critical thinking and prob- expenses for those six months came old squad room into a training room lem-solving skills. ATTENTION OXYGEN THERAPY USERS! Inogen One G4 is capable of Autos Wanted W050 to $583,112.52, leaving a June 30, and COVID-19 supplies, such as Tio spoke about talent initiative, full 24/7 oxygen delivery. Only 2.8 2020, balance of $318,467.02. hand sanitizer and gloves and new including a partnership with TMap, CARS/TRUCKS WANTED!!! 2002 and pounds. FREE information kit. Call “If you look at some of our major body armor for the officers, includ- for talent recruitment and a dual Newer! Any Condition. Running or Not. 877-929-9587 purchases out of commissary this ing reserves. career initiative. This is focused on Competitive Offer! Free Towing! We’re Nationwide! 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We don’t want someone to overlook Espanol 1-800-864-5960. was just the beginning, Dukes The jail population is now at 246, or not consider coming to our area said. There was a six-week train- which Dukes called “a good num- because there’s somebody else who’s MOTOR ROUTE & WALKING ROUTE ing course for the K-9 and handler ber.” worried about their career as well.” both are required to pass, cages for Commissioners approved Kos- The unemployment rate for Kos- CARRIERS NEEDED patrol vehicles, bulletproof vests for ciusko County Systems Administra- ciusko County is among the 10 low- We Have Immediate Openings For Motor Route & Walking the K-9s, collars, badges, leashes tor Bob Momeyer’s request for re- est in the state, according to Tio. Route Carriers To Deliver ‘the PAPER’ One Day A Week and food. newal of a three-year contract with In other news: Dukes said they discovered the Intelligent Fiber Network, provider Rebecca Phend of South Whit- design of the 2020 patrol vehicles of the county’s internet connection. ley was honored as Veteran of the √ MOTOR ROUTE are not compatible with standard The contract increased $50 per Month. Leesburg & Warsaw cages so new cages had to be or- month. The price increase provides The July 9 Kosciusko County dered. for receiving quadruple bandwidth. Council meeting will be held at the MOTOR ROUTE REQUIREMENTS: MUST HAVE VALID “Somewhere in the vehicle world Kosciusko Economic De- courthouse due to heating and cool- DRIVER’S LICENSE AND USE A RELIABLE AUTOMOBILE and the dog cage world, there was velopment Corporation CEO ing issues at the Justice Building. no communication,” Dukes said, Alan Tio provided a KEDCo An amended ordinance prohibit- ing firearms and other items at the √ WALKING ROUTE county Justice Building presented Local students by County Attorney Chad Miner Leesburg & Warsaw was approved by commissioners. WALKING ROUTE REQUIREMENTS: 11 YEARS OF AGE & UP Commissioners approved the ap- named to dean’s list pointment of Sally Cline to the Mil- ADVANTAGES OF ‘the PAPER’ DELIVERY ✓ No Collections Are Involved ford Public Library board for a four- ✓ Deliver Only One Day A Week The dean’s list for the spring piac University. To qualify for the year term beginning Aug. 1. Cline ✓ Deliveries Will Be Close To Your Home 2020 semester at the University dean’s list, students must earn a will replace Margaret Cousins. ✓ Good Pay Scale of Findlay has been announced. To grade point average of at least 3.5 Kosciusko Area Bus Service ✓ Excellent Opportunity For Retiree earn this achievement, a student with no grade lower than C. Full- General Manager Tony Peterson must attain a grade point average time students must complete at received approval for the 2021 oper- of at least 3.5 on a 4.0 scale. Local least 14 credits in a semester, with ating grant agreement voucher and students include Brenna Shipley, at least 12 credits that have been for a purchase agreement voucher Winona Lake. graded on a letter grade basis to be for a replacement van. Attention: Jerry Long Quinnipiac University E-mail: [email protected] eligible. Commissioners approved the Phone: 574-658-4111, Ext. 2336 Andrew Dixon, Syracuse, was Part-time students must com- 2021 county holiday calendar. 206 S. Main St. — P.O. Box 188, Milford, IN 46542 named to the dean’s list for the plete at least six credits during a The next regular meeting will spring 2020 semester at Quinni- semester. take place at 9 a.m. July 21. 12 www.the-papers.com — the PAPER — Wednesday, July 15, 2020 Kids’ Business Fair celebrates young entrepreneurs Kosciusko County Kids’ Busi- ness Fair was again hosted by the North Webster Community Cen- ter Saturday, June 27, after being postponed in March. Young entrepreneurs in kinder- garten through eighth grade set up a business booth in the gymna- sium and the public came in to buy their products, goods and services. Judges also visited each booth and interviewed the business owners. Cash prizes were given in three categories for each age group. The age groups were kindergar- ten to second grade, third to fifth grade, and sixth to eighth grade. The three categories were highest business potential, best presenta- tion and most original idea. In addition, the Don Minear Memorial Award is handed out to a young entrepreneur who ex- hibits an exceptional amount of hard work in preparation of this event. Minear passed away a couple of years ago and was pas- &5($7,9(35(6(17$7,21³7KHDZDUGIRUEHVWSUHVHQWDWLRQLQWKHNLQGHUJDUWHQWKURXJKVHFRQGJUDGHJURXSZHQWWR5LOH\'XWWHUDQG´.DWH·V sionate about this event which he &UHDWLRQVµ3KRWRSURYLGHG supported. This annual event is scheduled each March. possible. For 2020, the sponsors Warsaw Orthodontics, Jackson Oil Volunteer judges this year liamson, Sherie Sumpter, Linda Without the support of spon- were Kosciusko Home Care and and Solvents Inc., and Sue Ann were Jenna Williamson, Sue Ann Clark, Kevin Clark and Kathy sors, this event would not be Hospice Inc., Trump Realty LLC, Mitchell. Mitchell, Chris Francis, Ella Wil- Ritzenthaler. South Whitley resident Phend honored as Veteran Of The Month %\/$6&$5$1'(/6 same location. Phend attended 6WDII:ULWHU electronics technician school at the Great Lakes Naval Train- Rebecca Phend of South Whit- ing Center in North Chicago, Ill. ley was honored as Veteran of After that, she attended satel- the Month at the Kosciusko lite communications school and County Commissioners meeting teletype repair at Fort Gordon Tuesday, July 7. in Augusta, Ga. Phend’s job was Phend was born in Fort to repair and maintain radio Wayne in November 1957 to and satellite communications Robert and Marjorie Phend. She equipment. grew up in South Whitley and She became the station duty graduated from Whitko High officer at the Naval Satellite School in 1976, a member of the Communications facility in Nor- National Honor Society. Phend west, Va. As station duty officer, continued her education at Phend supervised and trained Saint Francis, where she gradu- the entire duty section. She ated in 1987 with a major in went on to receive further train- business administration and a ing in leadership, supervisory minor in computer science. Fol- techniques, sexual harassment lowing that, she joined the U.S. and cultural diversity. Phend 5(&2*1,=(')256(59,&(³.RVFLXVNR&RXQW\&RPPLVVLRQHUVUHFRJQL]HG5HEHFFD3KHQGDV9HW Navy where she proudly served distinguished herself as a mili- HUDQRIWKH0RQWKDWWKH-XO\PHHWLQJ)URPOHIWDUH&RXQW\9HWHUDQ$IIDLUV2IÀFHU5LFK0DURQ&RPPLVVLRQHUV from 1988 until 1992 as an elec- tary honors graduate and a top 9LFH3UHVLGHQW%RE&RQOH\9HWHUDQRIWKH0RQWK3KHQG&RPPLVVLRQHUV3UHVLGHQW%UDG-DFNVRQDQG&RPPLV tronics technician/petty officer performer in naval computer VLRQHU&DU\*URQLQJHU3KRWRE\/DVFD5DQGHOV second class. and telecommunications. She She completed basic train- was awarded a good conduct discharged in 1992, she re- therapy to people and animals. her dogs in obedience trials and ing at Orlando Naval Training medal and national defense ser- turned to Kosciusko County Phend specializes in cancer has shown her horses in dres- Center in Orlando, Fla. She also vice medal. and became the owner of Bec- massage and Rieki. She also sage, barrel racing, pole bend- attended technical school at the After Phend was honorably cassage, providing massage consults people on the proper ing, English Pleasure and West- use of herbal supplements and ern Pleasure. She has worked has done extensive research on for years with 4-H horse and alternative and standard medi- pony clubs. Phend describes her cal treatments for people so they animals as “my children.” can make a wise and informa- After presenting Phend with tive decision in regards to their a plaque, Commissioner Presi- health and treatment. dent Brad Jackson said hon- Phend was part of the adjunct oring veterans is “one of the faculty for Ivy Tech from 1997- coolest things we get to do as 2012, where she taught massage commissioners.” and medical assisting courses. Phend expressed gratitude “to Phend enjoys working with everybody for recognizing my horses and dogs. She has shown service to our country.” Trust your car insurance with a company named for those it serves.

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Mitchell Carson David Conner Steven Brooke Elizabeth Kyle David Ashley Lynn Blake Douglas Anthony Jonathan Adams Archer Bale Batalis Baumgartner Bishop Bolland Alexander Brown

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Michelle Grace Ayden Tanner Tobi Moriah Hudson Marie Austin Jay Kamisha N. Mackenzie Lee Sophie Gray Apeland Ault Avey Bollinger Brown Charles Connolly Damron

Andrew Tracey Reagan Marie Savanah G. Tanna Leanne Braxton James Mason Joseph Bethany Lynn Cassidy Davison Dice Fletcher Flinn Foreman Gilbert Goepfrich Good

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Dariana Denise Matthew William Vianey Austin Tyler Joshua Olvin Harrison Parker Marissa A. Jacob Michael Lopez Lowman Lucio Meads Canales Meeker Mevis Mikel Monesmith

Keyla Priscilla Jacie Michelle Mark Marston Bailey Kristine Nolan David Shannen Nayeli Heather Grace Navarro Nier Norris Pequignot Perry Picon-Pimentel Quintero Rickert

Jorge Miguel Michael Baxter Reagan M. Thomas Ryker Abby Rose Megan Marie Rico-Giron Robles Rowland Rowland Smith Steffensmeier Stevenson

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Mya Nicole Miguel Dominic John Emma Belle Luis Belen Elizabeth Wyatt Colton Logan Little Bear Adame Aguilar Albano Albano Alonzo Alvarado-Roman Amiss Anderson

Reeve Richard Jonathon Tate Florisela Rafael Jonathan Lynn Genevieve Mia Gladys Maylee Ann John Anderson Andrew Araujo Arechiga Ash Baca Bautista-Macias Bennett

Tedros Ashley Marie Blake Isaac Grant Matthew Kerstin Grace Noah Lee Isaac Ruben Berelsman Berry Bibler Bibler Bledsoe Bohnenkamper Bonilla Borja Jr

Anna Elisabeth Ian Ryan Mason Douglas Kamron Steven Angelina Maria Landon David Jayton Rheal Brayden Lynn Bowald Bowser Boyer Bradtke Brady Brainard Brock Brown

Noah Devon Morgan Grace Nathan Gabriel Paul M. Danielle R. Cheyenna Abraham J. David Humberto Burgh Burkholder Cabrera Carboneau Carney Kathleen Cassel Castillo Catalan Barbosa

Devin Scott Luis Juliana Alan Jaime Emma Nicole Jacob Joseph Angelica Maria Caudill Centeno Lainez Cerda Jacome Cervantes Cervantes Brito Chandler Chivington Cleto

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