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Dick's Greenhouse WEDNESDAY, APRIL 21, 2021 VOLUME 39 ISSUE 16 The Market Advertising, Inc. 712 W. Talmer Avenue Post Office Box 218 North Judson, IN 46366 The Market Phone: 574 / 896-5911 FREE To Learn About Us or View Weekly: www.themarketadvertising.com Fax Only: 896-5919 25 YEARS OF IMPACT DICK’S GREENHOUSE Over the past 25 years, the Starke County Community Foundation has changed and grown significantly. The SCCF now has over $15 million in assets and over 150 funds. (Dick Knope) 5535 S 600 W, North Judson The statistic we’re most proud of, however, is that our donors have made it possible for the SCCF to give more than $8 million in grants and scholarships over the past two 574-896-3509 Cell: 574-249-0203 and a half decades. The SCCF has also taken on a more active leadership role by participating in commu- st nity initiatives and helping to facilitate collaboration to make Starke County a better Will Be OPEN April 21 place to call home. For example, in 2013, the SCCF sought to fund an initiative that would have a lasting impact on the future of Starke County. Research showed that HANDWASHING STATION AVAILABLE Tues. thru Sun. investing in early childhood education set children on a track for success and had long- 9 to 5 lasting, significant benefits for the community. This resulted in the creation of the SCCF 300 Keller Ave. Preschool Scholarship Program, which enables children to attend preschool who North Judson, IN 574-772-3665• www.nicf.org wouldn’t otherwise have the opportunity. Hanging Baskets Since that time, the Community Foundation has also been part of other collaborative community projects, such as par- ticipating on the Constellation of Starke Executive Committee. This group was awarded a 2019 Stellar Communities Ferns & Other Stuff! finalist designation and has continued to work on projects to enhance the quality of life in Starke County, especially Will also have the cold crop Vegetables park projects and those that offer arts and cultural opportunities. The SCCF also established The Hive Women’s (cabbage, brussel sprouts, broccoli, Giving Circle in 2018 in order to promote women’s active role in philanthropy here in Starke County. cauliflower & others! In addition to what’s mentioned above, the SCCF has helped local non-profits collaborate and improve their services by facilitating Food Pantry Summits and Transportation Summits, and by gathering Starke County service providers for regular Partnership Luncheons. Perhaps one of the most significant examples of the SCCF taking an active leadership role in addressing community needs is their response to the COVID-19 pandemic. The SCCF provided more than $125,000 for Starke County’s food delivery service, as well as for rent/mortgage assistance, utility assistance, and to help local residents facing food inse- Linda’s Tax Service curity. A grant was also awarded to a local health care provider to help facilitate a mobile COVID-19 vaccination/test- Hwy 39 1/4 mile S of Toto Rd ing unit. In recent history, the SCCF has accomplished some amazing things, and its role in the community has become more 574-896-4090 and more proactive, thanks to our valued partnerships with our donors and local non-profits. For our community foun- dation family, the past 25 years have flown by, and we hope the next 25 years are just as exciting. Registered Tax Return Preparer Keep tuning in to our monthly article series as we continue to celebrate our 25th anniversary! DROP OFF OR CALL Washington Twp Mon.-Fri. 9-5 Victory Vapes Fire Dept. Sat. 9-1 in Knox Same Local Professional Service is NOW OPEN for over 30 Years for Walk-In EVEREVERYY Tuesday - Saturday THURSDATHURSDAYY DOORS OPEN 5:30pm CST 12 Noon-6pm BINGO starts 6:30pm CST Corner of State Rd. 23 & Division Rd. 574-772-4954 lic. #120620/120615 PULL TABS JACKPOTS OOR RIZE Must be 21 to purchase D P FIVE STAR 10% OFF COUPON SAVE UP TO $ 00 3 OFF www.fernbaughsjewelers.com NOW GOOD MONDAY OR TUESDAY APRIL 26TH OR 27TH FREE WALK IN COVID TESTING for any purchase excluding Tobacco & Lottery Ticket Sales You may take 10% off your purchase up to $30.00 & BY APPOINTMENT ONLY COVID VACCINES Limit One Per Family Coupon Expires 4/27/21 (CALL 574-772-6030) No appointments ~Accepting all major credit cards TUESDAY, APRIL 27TH necessary ~Fully Insured & Bonded Medaryville at the corner of RT 30 and 600 E., 9 am - 11 pm CST [email protected] THURSDAY, APRIL 29th WE OFFER Koontz Lake at the Koontz Lake Fire Station, 9 am - 11 pm CST •SEAMLESS GUTTERS •DECKS •SIDING •WINDOWS •HOME ADDITIONS & MUCH MORE VOTED #1 IN STARKE CO. 5 YEARS IN A ROW-THANK YOU! ASSORTED COLORS ~ gutter repair & cleaning PAGE 2 THE MARKET WEDNESDAY, APRIL 21, 2021 There’s an EPIC ADVENTURE to celebrate! Est. 1946 April 22, North Judson 896-2821 Knox 772-6650 2021 NJ & Knox Bakery Mon-Fri 5 to 5 - Sat 6am-3pm N.J. & Knox Cafe Mon-Sat 6am to 2pm - Sun 7am-2pm ELIJAH T❤HANK YOU GAPPA FOR OVER is turning “75 YEARS❤” Happy Birthday! ❤ We Love You, Dad, Mom, OF SWEETS Elena & Elesha 88 & TREATS PORT-A-PIT Fundraiser for ISIS THEATRE Ukraine Mission Trip Winamac~Since 1936 th 11am-6pm CT $550 ADULT KNOX CENTER TWP. FIRE DEPARTMENT Credit Cards Welcome or until sold out $ 50 Sat. April 24 4 CHILDREN & MATINEES Pick Up: Save A Lot, 2580 S. US HWY 35, Knox $ 00 $ 00 $ 00 Pancakes, Sausage, Credit & BBQ Ribs 13 Chicken or Pork Chop 8 Pit Tatoes 5 Coffee, $ $ Debit Cards Amish Fried Pies variety of flavors 4 or 4/ 15 Orange Drink Accepted! Thank You for your support! R Fri. April 23 - 7:30 All Shows Sat. April 24 - 2:30 & 7:30 EST Time Sun. April 25- 2:30 & 7:30 SUNDAY 7:30 PM WILL HAVE CLOSED CAPTION FOR THE HEARING IMPAIRED ntry Fried Ste 574-946-3713 Cou ak www.isistheatrewinamac.com Sunday, May 2, 2021 Fri, April 23rd 7:30am - 11:30 CST Knox American Legion MELODY Station 2 - Hwy 35 & Clabaugh Post 131 Social Distancing Protocol will be followed Dinner is $9 Includes: Country Fried Steak, Mashed Potatoes, Gravy,Vegetable, Roll, Dessert Adult $7 /$6 presale Child 8 & under $4 US 35 Bass Lake 772-2042 Thank you for supporting your local Fire Department www.melodydrivein.com PUBLIC WELCOME!! Adults $9 - Seniors 62+ $6 Carry Outs Available 772-4393 Children 5-11 $4 - 4 & under Free From Boxoffice opens Sat. 6 & Sun. 6:30 CDT 4:30 - ?? Delivery Available with 5 or more orders Movies Start Approx. 8:00pm CDT Birthdays April 18 NO MOVIES ON Howard Kain 91 yrs. FRIDAY, APRIL 23rd FRIDAY ONLY APRIL 23rd April 25 LIVE CONCERT EVENT! John Berg 61 yrs. Live & In Person SKILLET also Jordan Felix and Colton Dixon. For tickets and info: JUNK CARS/TRUCKS & NATALIE’S DAYCARE: Loving driveintheatertour.com Repairables wanted. Call for mother that has been taking care best price on complete car/truck. of children for over 20 years. SAT. SUN. ONLY Call 574-946-3167 or cell 219- Preschool activities and meals 789-9093 provided. Ages infants-12 yrs. APRIL 24TH & 25TH ...........................................21B Full & part time care available. •• SCREEN 1 •• Please call 574-540-3228 Mortal Kombat TREES TRIMMED. Stumps ...........................................16B R removed. Brush shredded, bush- 8:00pm hogging & lot clearing . Will meet or TRUCK DRIVER Needed. Full or PG-13 beat any written estimates. Call part time. CDL required, dump 10pm GODZILLA VS KONG 574-896-2772. truck, local work. 219-510-7269 •• SCREEN 2 •• .................................................17 .................................................17 TOM & JERRY PG 8:00pm OBER THE CROODS Town Wide A NEW AGE PG 9:45pm OBER Yard Sale HWY 23 and Garage Sale Campbell Street YARD SALE: 4 Family, April 22- Ober, IN 24, 8am @ 706 S Pearl St, Knox. Milk cans, farm decor, May plants, household, curtains, 6th,7th,8th books, toys, shoes, name brand clothing-large variety of all sizes other sellers . .16-1 welcome, DEADLINE for the Call Jerry for April 28th issue of Baby, Children and Adult Clothing, space The Market is Noon on Furniture, Appliances, Tools, Bicycles, Monday, April 26th Home Decor and much More! 574-806-2003 WEDNESDAY, APRIL 21, 2021 THE MARKET PAGE 3 PAGE 4 THE MARKET WEDNESDAY, APRIL 21, 2021 PAULETTE L. YOUNG WINAMAC, IN - Paulette L. Young, 60, died Monday, April 12, In Loving Memory of HALEY MARIE KATHRYN 2021 in Fort Wayne, Indiana. She FOX REGALADO was born May 28, 1960, in our husband, dad, papaw & father-in-law WINAMAC, IN - Haley Marie Fox, KNOX, IN - FORMERLY OF Toledo, Ohio to the late Paul G. 21, died at 7:01 am, Tuesday, NORTH JUDSON, IN - Kathryn and Lillie (Salyers) Young. Harold Russell April 13, 2021, at Riley Hospital Regalado, 89, died at 6:04pm, Paulette enjoyed cooking. She August 24, 1931 ~ April 19, 2004 for Children, Indianapolis, Friday, April 10, 2021. She was loved her dog and spending time Indiana, after a courageous battle born September 28, 1931, in with her family. with leukemia. She was born Winamac, Indiana, to the late Ray She is survived by two sons: It’s hard to comprehend that you’re no longer January 24, 2000, in Winamac, and Dottie Wilcox. On August 21, T.J. Clemons and Billy Clemons, Indiana, to Darrell and Angie 1950, in Chicago, Illinois, she both of Knox, Indiana, one here. But, after seventeen lonely years, all the (Nelson) Fox. married Celedonio “Don” daughter, Traci Jacobs of happy memories will always keep you near.
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