Back-to-School Sales Drive

Unique Pet Boutique
& Grooming Salon
BEST OF
Marshall
County
$
NOW AVAILABLE
Massage Therapist, Teresa Cox 574-209-0215
License Esthetician Lucy Allen doing facials, pedicures and manicures
574-276-6628
40% off
Country Chiropractic Center
414 West Plymouth Street, Bremen, IN
All patients are asked to arrive 15 min
prior to closing in order to be seen
Come check out the deals!
BEST OF
Marshall
County
Burlington Bike Shop
2015
all summer clothing
2011 N. Michigan St.
Plymouth, IN 574-936-8080
1st
(next to the tanning salon, across from Pizza Hut)
M: 9-1 & 3-7 • T: Closed • W: 9-1 & 3-5
Thurs: 9-1 & 3-7 • Friday: 9-1
Closed Sat and Sun
Summer Sale
thur. aug. 13-15
574-546-3173
Place
US 6
831 2nd B Road
Nappanee, IN 46550
(Kroger Plaza),
Beech Rd.
20 for adults
10 for children
$
Nappanee
W
E
2nd B Rd.
4 Miles West of Nappanee,
1/4 Mile South, and a
1/8 Mile East on 2nd B Road.
Burlington Bike Shop
S
Diamondback
BMC
Cannondale
Marin
Hours: Monday & Thursday 9-8 • Wednesday & Friday 9-5 • Saturday 8-4 • Closed Tuesday and Sunday
~August 16, 2015 ~
FREE
N
PRST STD
U.S. POSTAGE PAID
PERMIT #99
BREMEN, IN
*******ECRWSS***
Postal Customer
Bremen, IN 46506
Serving Marshall County
Plus Lakeville and Walkerton
Back-to-School
Sales
Drive
See us in August for the best deals!
'13 ford edge
'15 hyundai tucson '13 hyundai santa fe
$25,863
6 Cyl.,
AWD, SeL
'09 toyota venza
$275
$24,737
Se,
4 Cyl, Auto
'14 raM 1500
$374
AWD, 6 Cyl,
Blizzard pearl peR monTh
SLT, Auto,
8 Cyl.
'12 Jeep wrangler
'14 ford escape
Ultd. Sahara
manual, 4x4
$28,211
'11 BMw x3
xDrive28i,
AWD, 6 cyl
peR monTh
$324
2.4L,
4 Cyl, Auto
$299
peR monTh
'14 nissan altiMa
'13 hyundai sonata
$18,087
2.5S,
4 Cyl, Auto
'14 hyundai elantra
' 14 chevrolet captiva
$299
Sport, Arctic
Ice, FWD peR monTh
$224
Se, Auto,
FWD
peR monTh
'11 dodge durango
'14 chrysler town & country
$314
$274
$16,995
hybrid,
FWD, 4 Cyl.
'12 Kia sorento
LX,
AWD, 4 Cyl
peR monTh
'10 infiniti M35
$19,995
Titanium, FWD,
Ruby Red peR monTh
Touring, 6 Cyl,
peR monTh
FWD
express,
RWD,
AWD, 6 Cyl peR monTh moonlight White
'11 BMw 4 series
'13 ford explorer
'10 infinity fx35
$27,800 RWD, 6 Cyl, $299
Sedan
peR monTh
$349
XLT, Turbo,
peR monTh
FWD
$24,500
AWD,
6 cyl, Auto
'11 ford fiesta
$12,771
SeS,
FWD, 4 Cyl.
2600 N. Michigan Street,
Plymouth, Indiana
Used Cars of Plymouth
574-540-2009
With approved credit, 75 months, 2.99 apr, $2000 cash or
trade, plus tax, title and doc
$249
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Former Culver Community High School student’s remarkable
journey grows from launching a book to launching an island
Among the many accomplishments
of the graduates of Culver Community
High School through the decades, Tonia
Allen Gould may be in a rather unique
category. Launching her own marketing company? Check. Authoring a children’s book? Check again. Parlaying
that children’s book into an ecotourismoriented tropical island geared towards
helping Third World children and educating American youth — that might be
a tough one to beat.
What makes Gould’s story all the more
remarkable is the role Culver Community (and Plymouth) schools and teachers played in it, and the difficult odds
Gould overcame in order to be where
she is now.
Tonia Allen Gould grew up both in
Plymouth and Culver, attending school
in both communities, though she graduated from Culver Community High
School after two years of attending classes there.
Gould’s father was a worker for the
state highway department and, she says,
she grew up well below the poverty line.
Her home situation also led to Gould
being placed in foster care at age 15
with a well-known Culver family at the
time, that of Bud Cartwright. Cartwright
was being transferred out of Indiana at
the time, however, so Gould’s stay was
short-lived.
Country
chevrolet
At the time, Gould was part of the staff
of CCHS’ monthly newspaper, The Caval Crier, then (as now) under the watchful eye of English teacher Vickie Benner.
When Gould reported to Benner that
her father wouldn’t allow her to walk
the streets of town to collect advertising
money from Culver businesses, Benner
made some inquiries with CCHS guidance counselor Brenda Sheldon.
“One thing led to another and Brenda
mentioned my foster care,” Gould recalls, “which led Larry and Vickie Benner to start figuring out how to go about
getting me (as a foster daughter).”
Gould would live with the Benners’
for about a year, and during that time,
she says “they taught me about consistency and that I didn’t have to come
home to a volatile environment.
“In the State of Indiana, the goal was
to work the child back into the home no
photo provided
matter how bad circumstances were, so
it was eventually time for me to go back LEFT: Tonia Allen Gould, right, holds a copy of her recent children’s book during a recent book signing at the Culver
home. Another...situation happened and Coffee Company, where she visited with former teachers and friends (from left) Theresa Jacobson, Peggy Arquette, Gloria
Mclaughlin Ballard, and Vickie Benner.
I ended up moving out. I was (on my
own) at almost exactly age 17, holding
“So now I was on my own, providing with some of the teachers — and former
down three jobs, and I had graduated
early, during the first semester of my se- for myself,” she says. “I was renting a fellow students — who impacted her
house for like $100 a month from a local along the way.
nior year.”
One of those, Vickie Benner, calls
Upon hearing Gould’s circumstances farmer.”
Last month she returned to Culver Gould “a remarkable woman...who has
— including the fact that by then she
had enrolled at Ancilla College — a and Plymouth for a series of readings always been motivated to succeed at
judge hearing her case determined she and book signings, including at the Cul- whatever she puts her mind to accomwas capable of taking care of herself, ver Public Library and Culver Coffee plish. She makes her dreams become reCompany, where she also reconnected ality. I am extremely proud of her.”
and emancipated her at age 17.
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gaRliC & heRb
jaCk longhoRn $
Cheese
1.79 lb.
easy CaRve ham
(shaved, sliCed $
oR whole)
1.69 lb.
CReam
Cheese 1.19 8 oz.
$
anotheR load of
poly lawn
fuRnituRe is heRe!
Garage Sales
ARGOS, 115 North Michigan
Street (Purple Building), Open
EVERY
SUNDAY,
noon-5pm INDOOR FLEA
MARKET Start your treasure
hunt here! Something for everyone! Great prices! Unique
items!
BOURBON: 11526 Gumwoord
Road (Between Bourbon and
Inwood on Lincoln Highway)
August 13-14-15 9am-5pm ANNUAL LINCOLN HIGHWAY
YARD SALE Some collectibles,
old church pulpit, kitchen primitives, and vintage items.
Rentown CountRy stoRe
Close out shelf
1530 3rd Rd., Bremen, IN • 574-546-9010
OPEN: Mon.-Fri. 8-6 Sat. 8-5 Ad Good 8-17-15 to 8-22-15
All items while supplies last
CheRRy 7-up oR
Reg. 7-up (2 liteR)
99¢
miChigan Red
havens aRe heRe!
Call ahead
546-9010
fRozen
ChiCken(foRbReast
fRitteR
buffalo wings)
1.49
$
$
25
anotheR load of
Closeouts has aRRived.
CheCk it out!
CoRn flakes
¢
99
18 oz. bag
Reg. $1.49
n bakeRy
w
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n
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sweet bReads, apple dumplings,
Cinnamon Rolls, and moRe!
bakeRy speCial
homemade gRanola
(malinda’s ReCipe)
2.99
lb.
$
lb.
20 lb. box
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By Jeff Kenney
Citizen editor
Marshall • The Shopper August 16, 2015 – page 3
Community Calendar
SUNDAY, AUG. 16
• Pool party for dogs at Plymouth Public Pool from 1-3 p.m. The pool will be
open for dogs only.
• The 93rd annual Hummel Reunion
will be held starting at 12 p.m. at Bremen Shadyside Park. The event includes
a potluck dinner.
• Knights of Columbus, 901 E. Jefferson
St., Plymouth will host an all-you-caneat pancake breakfast from 8-11:15 a.m.
Breakfast includes pancakes, sausage,
eggs, French toast, coffee, orange juice,
milk, and soda. Cost is $5 for adults,
ages 10 and younger, $2. This month’s
proceeds will go to Right to Life. For
more information call 574-936-5773.
MONDAY, AUG. 17
• Open auditions for Maxinkuckee
Singers adult show choir will be from
6:30-9 p.m. EDT, at Culver Train Depot,
615 E. Lake Shore Drive, Culver. The
group is looking for male and female
performers over 18 years of age. Please
come prepared with vocal selection that
demonstrates your abilities. CD player
and piano will be available if needed. If
you have any questions please contact
Director Thomas Boys at 574-936-6318.
TUESDAY, AUG. 18
• The Alzheimer’s Support Group for
Marshall County and surrounding areas
will meet at the Marshall County Council on Aging building at 1305 W. Harrison St. in Plymouth from 10-11:30 a.m.
The meeting is open to anyone who has
a loved one with Alzheimer’s disease or
a related dementia or who would like
more information regarding the disease.
Meetings occur monthly on the third
Tuesday of each month. For more information please call Donna Sikorski at
574-780-0367 or the Alzheimer’s Services of Northern Indiana help line at 888303-0180.
WEDNESDAY, AUG. 19
• Shiloh Wesleyan youth group will
have a back-to-school kickoff from 6:308:30 p.m. for grades six to 12. There will
be games, inflatables, food, and worship.
Shiloh Wesleyan Church is at the corner
of King and 4B Road in Plymouth. Please
call 574-936-7290 for more information.
• Argos American Legion Post 68 will
be serving its Wednesday night special
from 5-7 p.m. Appetizers are available.
Also on the menu is fish or chicken strips
basket, homemade grilled or breaded
tenderloin sandwich, breaded or grilled
chicken breast sandwich, hamburgers,
cheeseburgers, and fish sandwich, all
served with fries or potato wedges. Family dining available. Open to the public.
For more information, please call 574892-6509.
• Nappanee Missionary Church’s
Men’s Ministry is hosting the fifth annual classic car and cycle cruise-in from
5:30-8:30 p.m. at the Heritage Pavilion,
located in the northwest corner of the
church’s property. Vehicle registration
begins at 5 p.m. Prizes will be awarded
in various categories. Hamburgers, hotdogs and more will be served. The cost
is $3. Anyone bringing a car or cycle will
be admitted for free. For more information, call the church at 574-773-7773.
THURSDAY, AUG. 20
• Rebuilding Our Lives, a bi-monthly
support group for those that have accepted their loss and are focused on building
a new life, will be held from 3-4:30 p.m.
at 112 S. Center St. in Plymouth. Pre-register by calling Ramona Lichtenbarger at
574-935-4511 or 1-800-HOSPICE.
FRIDAY, AUG. 21
• Argos American Legion Post 68 will
be serving its Friday night special plus
all-you-can-eat fish, and salad bar (dinein only) from 5-8 p.m. Appetizer choices
include fried Portobello mushrooms.
1145
Lost & Found
1330
Articles for Sale
FOUND: FEMALE kitten, black
and white with white ears.
Found on Pennsylvania Avenue
in Plymouth at the beginning of
July. NO collar. (574)935-3959
If no one claims, will be free to
good home.
METAL & Plastic Barrels:
Molded or cut-out- feed, trash,
burn
barrels.
$8/each.
(574)892-5751
1330
Articles for Sale
1355
Sporting Goods
SELLING: FISHING tackle,
rods, R/C parts, tools, personal
WWII P38 diary, North Africa,
Italy and Russia photos.
(574)936-3732 Riverwalk, Plymouth.
NORDIC-TRACK ELLIPTICAL
trainer. Advanced electronic
console, already assembled.
Like new $450. (574)892-6002
1385
Food/Produce
ALL YOU can pick Blueberries
at Beech Road Blueberry Farm!
Mon.-Sat., 7am-7pm. Between
Wyatt & Wakarusa, S. on
Beech Road. (574)633-4583
JUST REDUCED: Vintage Oak
Fooseball table, $260 OBO
(574)286-9520 (call after 3pm)
To Advertise Call
936-3101 Today!
1390
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BUYING COIN
Collections, Silver & Gold
Items (574)209-1001
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574-936-6035
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Also on the menu is chicken
strips basket, homemade Vol. 50
August 16, 2015
No. 33
grilled or breaded tenderloin
Marketing Director . . . . . . . . Cindy Stockton
sandwich, breaded or grilled
Group Editor . . . . . . . . Diona Eskew
chicken breast sandwich,
Production/IT
Manager. . . . .Greg Hildebrand
hamburgers, cheeseburgers,
Business
Manager
. . . . . . . . Michele Louderback
and fish sandwich, all served
with fries or potato wedges.
Family dining available.
USPS 436-440, 214 N. Michigan St.
Open to the public. For more
information, please call 574Plymouth, IN 46563, 574-936-3101
892-6509.
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SATURDAY, AUG. 22
• There will be an ice cream
to be removed or they will be discarded
social from 4:30-7 p.m. at the Walnut by Aug. 17. One single shepherd’s hook
Church of the Brethren, corner of 19th per grave or a veteran’s flag holder is
and Gumwood Road, Argos. There will the only exception to this cemetery rule.
be homemade ice cream, cake, pie, slop- The Maple Grove Cemetery Board meets
py joe sandwiches, hotdogs, chili dogs, the second Tuesday of the month at 7:30
and potato chips. It will be a free-will of- p.m. in the Argos EMS Building.
fering. All proceeds will go to commu• TAKE OFF POUNDS SENSIBLY
nity outreach.
(TOPS) meets every Wednesday from
• The Friends of the Culver-Union 3-4 p.m. at the Grace United Church
Township Public Library will have a of Christ, 307 N. Plymouth St., Culver
book sale from 9 a.m.-2 p.m. in the Carn- (lower level conference room). There is
egie Room, in the lower level of the li- no charge to visit: Annual Fee: $32. Debrary.
cide to join as a new TOPS member, reONGOING
ceive a free weight loss aide. Follow the
• Delta Theta Tau is holding Card-A- TOPS weight-loss winners of the world.
Rama once a month from September Visit www.tops.org and call Sue for more
through April. Teams may choose to information at 574-842-2188.
play euchre, canasta, bridge or a combi• Pickle ball is played at the Webster
nation. Every month, the team with the Center every Monday and Wednesday
highest score wins. Points are kept for in July, from 1-3 p.m. Open to public. Sethe year. In April, there will be a pay- niors welcome.
off party where everyone gets together
• Bremen Historic Depot and Museum
to play cards. At the end of the night, will be open from 2-4 p.m. the first Sunmonetary prizes are awarded for first, day of each month from May to October.
second,
• The Disabled American Veterans
and low scores. There is a $16 fee for auxiliary meets the first Monday of each
the year. If you are interested in this month at 7:30 p.m. at the Life Enrichevent, find a partner, and contact Pam ment Center, Plymouth. All veterans’
Barry, chairperson at 574-952-4430 or ps- spouses are welcome to attend.
barry6@gmail.com no later than Aug. 16.
• The Plymouth Farmers’ Market
• All Maple Grove Cemetery plantings (PFM) is held Saturdays from 7:30-11:30
and decorations that are placed on or in a.m. in River Park Square at Garro and
the ground around the foundations need River Streets, east of Michigan. New
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vendors are always welcome. Applications for vendors and not-for-profits
are available on the website at www.
plymouthfarmersmarket.com or by contacting Tom Keb, market manager, at
574-217-5776. Booth space for vendors
remains at $10 per week per booth. Notfor-profit booths are free but limited
to once a month. Like us on Facebook
www.facebook.com/pages/Plymouthfarmers-market-inc/ and get the latest
updates.
• Center for Hospice Care is in need of
veteran volunteers to provide companionship to fellow veterans in hospice
care, and /or present patients with a certificate pin honoring their service to the
country. For more information, please
call Kristiana Donahue at 574-286-1198
or email DonahueK@centerforhospice.
org.
• Center for Hospice Care is in need of
patient care volunteers to provide companionship to patients that live in their
homes and respite for their caregivers.
For more information, please call Kristiana Donahue at 574-286-1198 or email
DonahueK@centerforhospice.org.
• Walnut Church of the Brethren “Swap
Shop” is now open from 9 a.m. - 2 p.m.
Tuesdays, 2 - 7 p.m. Thursdays and 9 a.m.
- 2 p.m. Saturdays. Anyone can come in
the shop with a bag of clothes they can’t
use anymore and swap them for a bag of
clothes they can use. Donations are also
accepted to help keep the shop open and
the bills paid. The Swap Shop is located
at 172 S. Michigan St., Argos. Questions:
please call 574-892-5349 or 574-952-0119.
• Center for Hospice Care is in need of
patient care volunteers to provide companionship to patients that live in their
homes and respite for their caregivers.
For more information, please call Kristiana Donahue at 574-286-1198 or email
DonahueK@centerforhospice.org.
• The Grace United Church of Christ,
307 N. Plymouth St., Culver is offering a life support group on Tuesdays at
6:30 p.m. People involved with anxiety,
stress, depression, emotional issues and
addictions are welcome. Call 574-8422331 or 574-842-3592 for more information.
• Free classes on knitting and crocheting are offered at the Life Enrichment
Center, 1305 Harrison St., Plymouth.
Crocheters meet the second and fourth
Monday of each month from 1-3 p.m.
Knitters meet the second and fourth
Tuesday of each month from 9-11 a.m.
Bring your own supplies or come to a
class to find out what is needed. Knitters
and crocheters of all abilities, including
beginners, are welcome. Call LEC, 574936-9904, for more information if needed.
• Wythougan Toastmasters meet every Friday from 6:45 a.m. to 7:45 a.m. at
Christos’ Family Dining at 2227 N. Michigan St. Plymouth. Guests are always
welcome and encouraged to attend.
FRESH MEaT MaRKET
OpEn FRiday aug. 21
8 - 7:30 pM
SaTuRday aug. 22
8 - 3 pM
Come see
what quality
looks like
Hamburger
10 lbs at $3.50 lb.
Save 50¢ a lb.
FaMiLy OwnEd
Fa
TOp QuaLiTy RETaiL MEaTS
T
CuSTOM BuTCHERing
Bundles available
We’ll customize your bundle to what you want!
dELi MEaTS & CHEESES
RETaiL CuTS
Beef
Hamburger • Hamburger Bulk • Hamburger
Patties • Rib Eye Steak
Rib Steak • T-Bone Steak • New York Strip •
Cube Steak
Chuck Roast • Tip Roast • Rump Roast •
Round Steak
PoRk
Sausage • Sausage Patties • Pork Chops •
Pork Steak • Thick Pork Chops • Butterfly
Chop • Bacon • Shoulder Roast
CHiCkEN
Whole Chicken • Chicken Breast
BRaTS
Quality Counts. so does every penny.
CiRCLE T
CuSTOM BuTCHERing & RETaiL
9842 SR 331, Bourbon
574-780-0303 or 574-342-0635
Hours: M-F 8:00 a.m.-5:00 p.m. • Saturday 8:00 a.m.-12:00 p.m.
(Formerly Beatty Locker)
Henry Tibbs, Owner
Local Checks, Cash or Credit Card/EBT
Bargain Hunters where every item,
every day is $50 or less!
1155
Bargain Hunters
1155
Bargain Hunters
1155
Bargain Hunters
2 OAK arm dinning chair $50
574-936-2261
21” SUPRA color TV; great
shape $50 OBO 574-341-9561
36” TOSHIBA color TV w/stand
$50 574-248-1886
5FT TALL lighted palm tree.
$29. (574)286-9520 after 3pm
ADJUSTABLE BED frame $10
574-936-7460
AIR FORCE 1 Nike shoes,
size11.5,
new
$50
574-936-8942
ALUMINUM ADJUSTABLE
cane w/3 toed tip. $8.00.
(574)952-2609
ALUMINUM ADJUSTABLE
folding
walker,
$5.00.
(574)952-2609
BARBELL (WEIGHTS) like
new-still
in
box
$50
574-546-5997
BEDSIDE COMMODE, $25.
(574)952-2609
COMPLETE SERIES of soaps
$20 on VHS 574-935-4440
EXERCISE BIKE-LIKE new
$50 574-546-5997
FORMICA ROUND table top
28”x20”
height
$25
574-896-0620
FUN WATER raft pull behind
boat. Excellent condition $40
574-780-3067
GOLF BALLS $0.10 each or
$1 for a dozen all varieties.
574-935-4440.
LADIES CLOTHES size 14PT.
dresses $50 574-936-6193
LAMP W/AQUA base 24”tall,
looks
like
new
$50
574-220-9404
LARGE POT of Dutch Iris $4
574-784-2072
LAWN CHAIRS 2 upright 1 recliner w/extra straps $30
646-326-3078
METAL BAKERS rack, nice.
$24. (574)286-9520 after 3pm
METAL BUNK bed frame, full
bottom
twin
top,
$25
574-767-1320
NICE START of sea oats
$2.50574-784-2072
OAK EXPRESS night stand
20”x20”x17”
for
$50
574-220-9404
OLDWOOD WINDOWS $5
each 574-892-9247
ROLLAWAY SINGLE bed
w/mattress good condition $50
646-326-3078
SINGLE BED, complete, clean
$30 574-936-7460
SOLAR LIGHT house 16”tall,
good
condition
$20
574-220-9404
TAN COUCH w/rusty blue
stripes; good condition $50
574-936-8903
VINTAGE WOOD serving table, removable tray, $40
(574)286-9520 after 3pm
WINDOW AIR conditioner 5000
BTU $50 574-892-5754
WINDOW AIR conditioner 8000
BTU $50 574-892-5754
Marshall • The Shopper August 16, 2015 – page 5
Lake Max Film Fest/Gift of Warmth to return Labor Day weekend
The Lake Maxinkuckee "Gift of Warmth" Film Festival will return over Labor Day weekend, combining Friday evening's annual fund-raising event with Saturday's
evening of activities, including a movie on the big screen
in the park. And, as in years past, it's all geared towards
collecting gently used items of clothing and financial
contributions to help children in needy families in the
Culver area stay warm this winter.
The Friday evening, Sept. 4, Gift of Warmth event is
the committee's fundraiser for which members have sent
out letters to previous patrons as well as several new
names of people who have not yet participated, according
to Katy Lewellan, co-chair this year along with Connie
Deery. That event will feature short student films by both
Indiana and Purdue University students, and the audience
will vote on their favorites.
According to Lewellan, "It's akin to a Visual Arts version of the storied Oaken Bucket rivalry! This event is for
donor-patrons only and seating is very limited. The funds
raised from that portion of our weekend film festival will
be used for local families in need of a little help with
heating expenses during the winter."
The Saturday, Sept. 5 event at the Town Park is for the
entire community and will feature entertainment such as
the Culver Academies band led by Bill Browne, singer
Taylor Smith, and more. Served will be the event's traditional pulled pork sandwiches and hot dogs, with dessert
hosted by Culver's Antiquarian & Historical Society.
This year's featured movie is the classic "Field of
Dreams," so people can wear their favorite baseball
team's shirt or hat if they want and be ready to sing "Take
Me Out to the Ballgame" during the 7th Inning Stretch,
adds Lewellan. And this year, the Culver Beard Club will
be assisting the Gift of Warmth committee during the Saturday festivities.
"All we request for Saturday evening admission to
dinner, entertainment, and the movie is that each person
bring a new or gently used article of warm outer clothing
for children: coats, hats, scarves, gloves, boots, gloves,
all are appropriate," Lewellan explains. "This winter apparel goes to local children, and their teachers remark
every year that it makes an enormous difference when a
student arrives at school warmly clothed."
It should be noted that the Saturday event in the park
will be cancelled if rain and thunder are in the area. There
will be no rain date.
Details as to the schedule of events for the festival will
appear closer to the event itself, in The Culver Citizen.
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Sessions are held from 6 to 7:30 p.m. on the third
Thursday of each month. Each session may have a speaker and topic or may simply be an open discussion. All
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For more information, call the Culver Library at 574842-2941, visit our website at www.culver.lib.in.us or email abaker@culver.lib.in.us. The library’s street address
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5:00 p.m.
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Location: 1004 Harrison Street – Walkerton, IN From Walkerton
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Saturday – August 22, 2015
10:00 A.M.
Mobile Chair - Antiques/Collectibles – Household – Misc.
Shop – Lawn & Garden – Tractor – Motor Home – Collector Car
– Riding Mowers – Boat Motor
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Saturday, August 22 • 9:00 a.m. CDT
Location – 903 Pearl St.
Take Culver Rd. 1 block west of SR 35 (Starke IU Hospital) to Pearl,
go north 1/2 block
Antique & ColleCtor’s items
Guns & Knives – Coins – Jewelry – Belt Buckles
Clocks & Watches – Musical – Toys – Furniture
Glassware & China – Arrowheads – Brass Collectibles
Misc. Collectibles
truCk
1996 Ford F-150 XLT
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GenerAl HouseHold
Furniture – Misc. Household
laurel (Carole) singleton estate
sandra Greanias & susan marshall, Co-Administrators
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Page 6 – Marshall • The Shopper August 16, 2015
Bremen class of ’40 reunites
BREMEN — Seventy-five years after they
graduated, four members
of Bremen High School’s
Class of 1940 celebrated
at a reunion earlier this
month.
Bernice (Parker) Murphy, James Anderson,
Phyllis (Warner) Waltz
and
Martha
(Porter)
Hand met at Tony’s Grill
on Wednesday, Aug. 5, in
Bremen to reminisce.
The Class of 1940 —
graduating into the beginnings of a European war
that would soon envelop
America — was the first
to graduate from the new
school building, which
had been dedicated in
November 1939.
Fourteen new class-
mates were transferred
in from LaPaz, Lakeville,
Bourbon, Rochester, Etna
Green and Madison for
their senior year. Those
students joined the 34
current students, combining for a total of 48 members in the Class of 1940.
The Class of 1940 was
the first class to publish
the school’s “Sprig o’
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Officers for the Class of
1940 were Edward Kastner, president, Marvene
Siefer, vice president, Marie Aker, secretary, and
James Anderson, treasurer.
In August 1939, the Bremen High School band,
under the direction of
W.T. Duganne, went to
the New York World’s
Fair.
The Class of 1940 also
went on a senior trip to
Turkey Run State Park.
Bremen Lions basketball team during the 193940 school year included
seven seniors: Robert
Sweisberger, Harold Wallace, Dale Keyser, John
Snyder, Dale Martin, Marvin Miller, and Captain
Bill Minnes. Two sophomores, Dale Sherk and
Richard Leeper, and one
Seated: Phyllis (Warner) Waltz and Martha (Porter) Hand;
standing: Bernice (Parker) Murphy and James Anderson.
(Photo provided)
freshman, Noble Hand,
were also on the team. Everett Shively coached the
team.
Along with the four
graduates, 13 family
members and friends attended the reunion at
Tony’s.
Four World War II vet-
erans also attended the
reunion: John Graverson, U.S. Navy, Bill Butler, U.S. Army, Noble
(Sparky) Hand, U.S.
Army, and James Anderson, U.S. Army-Air
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Marshall • The Shopper August 16, 2015 – page 7
Lake and River Enhancement
program grants awarded
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BREMEN — New grants for the care
of Indiana’s water bodies — including one in Marshall County — totaling
$1,290,880 have been awarded through
the Lake and River Enhancement
(LARE) program in the DNR Division of
Fish & Wildlife.
Marshall County’s Yellow River was
earmarked for $50,000 for design/build
work, according to DNR.
The grants help fund 33 projects in 26
counties.
Local sponsors submit applications
for LARE assistance and commit to
sharing a portion of the total cost.
DNR’s share comes from a fee paid
annually by boat owners when registering their boats with the Bureau of Motor
; Vehicles.
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habitat on rivers and lakes.
Thirteen grants for watershed land
treatment were awarded to County
Soil and Water Conservation Districts
(SWCDs) to complement their efforts
with local landowners to reduce sediment and nutrient runoff. Preventing
these pollutants from entering water
is more economical and effective than
trying to remove them from lakes and
streams.
“We are pleased to partner with the
sponsoring organizations at the local
level, and this cooperation helps create
improved recreational opportunities for
boating and fishing,” said Mark Reiter,
DNR Division of Fish & Wildlife director. “Enhancing habitat for fish and
in other organisms while addressing erosion
is a clear win-win for both the resources
and the citizens of Indiana.”
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Zucchini Ham Pasta Salad
When the temperature and the heat index create readings of 100 in the
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1 1/2 cups cold cooked rotini pasta, rinsed and drained
1 cup chopped unpeeled zucchini
1 1/2 cups cherry tomatoes, halved
1/2 cup sliced fresh mushrooms
3/4 cup fat-free Ranch dressing
1/4 cup fat-free mayonnaise
1/4 cup reduced-fat Parmesan cheese
3/4 cup reduced-fat Cheddar cheese
1 1/2 cups diced 97 percent fat-free ham
1. In a large bowl, mix Ranch dressing, mayonnaise and Parmesan cheese.
Add rotini pasta, zucchini, tomatoes and mushrooms. Mix well to combine.
Stir in Cheddar cheese and ham.
2. Cover and refrigerate for at least 30 minutes. Gently stir again just before
serving. Serves 6 (1 full cup each).
* Each serving equals: 151 calories, 3g fat, 7g protein, 24g carb., 557mg sodium, 2g fiber; Diabetic Exchanges: 1 1/2 Meat, 1 Starch, 1 Vegetable.
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Pepper is a very sweet older lab mix who loves to be by his people. He is around 10
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Improvements
590
Paving
This & That, Remodel & Build,
Decks & Fences, Power Washing &
Hauling. “Why pay more?”
(574)304-4743
or
*Insured*
580
Lawn/Garden
574-780-2723
Plymouth
525
Contractors
Lawn Mowing
Commercial and
Residential
Shrub Trimming
Mulching
Spring & Fall
Clean-ups
James Shoemaker, Owner
545
Excavating
574-952-8238
%0$- 2UBBER s !NY 3IZE
s 3EWER $RAIN #LEANING
www.stoneexcavating.com
Jay Stone
14501 Lincoln Hwy.
Plymouth, IN 46563
(574) 935-5456
FREE $ELIVERY s (UGE )NVENTORY
42- %NTERPRISES s 3OUTH "END
(574) 246-1922 (574) 329-9294
Markley
Appliance
Repair
Servicing most
brands
574-546-4583
Certified Technician
650
Tree Services
Manns Paving & Seal Coating LLC
Residential and Commercial
$RIVEWAYS s &ARM ,ANES s ,OTS s #HIP 3EAL
0ARKING s !SPHALT -ILL 2EPAIR s !SPHALT 2EGRINDS
&REE %STIMATES s &ULLY )NSURED
www.mannspaving.com
Serving all of Northern Indiana
605
Roof/Siding/Gutter
Johnny’s Roofing
“Serving Marshall County since 1972!”
Shingle & Flat Roofs
Roof Repairs
Spend a little now, save a lot later.
Lowest Prices
EXCAVATING
SEPTIC PUMPING
SEPTIC SYSTEMS
LAGGIS’ FISH FARM
269-628-2056 Days
269-624-6215 Evenings
(574)936-4818
Servicing Since 1993
Most Varieties Pond Lakes
2EMODELING s (OME )MPROVEMENT
!DDITIONS s (OME -AINTENANCE
'ENERAL #ARPENTRY 3ERVICES
574-­936-­1119
629
Small Appliance Repair
574-892-5007
Community
Classifieds
574-936-3101
28EXPERIENCE
YEARS
Tree & Stump Removal
Tree Trimming
FREE ESTIMATES
574-930-0576 574-930-0581
Hooters
Tree Service
Tree trimming, topping, stump removal, fire wood,
top soil, demolition, excavating/trucking.
Fully Insured.
574-936-5818
Reach over 98,000 potential customers every week in the Community Classified Business & Service
Directory for as little as $115.00 a month. Call 574-936-3101 or 800-933-0356 to place your ad today!
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SPORTS QUIZ
1. Who was the last New York Yankee before Jose
Pirela in 2014 to triple in his first major-league at-bat?
2. During the 1970s, three players hit a home run in
their first World Series at-bat. Name two of them.
3. Who holds the record for most career wins by a
quarterback at the University of Florida?
4. Name the last NBA player before Miami’s Norris
Cole in 2012-14 to appear in the NBA Finals in his first
three pro seasons.
5. When was the last time before 2014-15 that the
Philadelphia Flyers swept the Pittsburgh Penguins in
the season series?
6. Name the last Olympics in which the U.S. men’s
hockey team won a medal outside of North America.
7. Which two golfers hold the LPGA record for most
consecutive rounds under par?
Answers
1. Steve Balboni, in 1981.
2. Gene Tenace (1972), Jim Mason (1976) and Doug
DeCinces (1979).
3. Tim Tebow and Chris Leak, with 35 wins each.
4. Scott Williams of the Chicago Bulls, 1991-93.
5. It was the 1983-84 season.
6. It was a silver medal at the 1972 Winter Olympics in
Japan.
7. Lydia Ko and Annika Sorenstam, with 29 rounds
each.
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Carriers Needed AL’S EXCAVATING
• Open routes in the Plymouth area •
• 6 days per week •
• Walking & motor routes available •
• Paid bi-weekly •
For more information call Jessie
936-3101
• Fence Row Cleaning
• Land Clearing
• Ponds
• Building Sites
Call Lavern Martin or Alson Martin
574-223-6713
Employment
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Help Wanted
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12U CCAC Louisville Slugger
Fast Pitch 03 is in search of a
quality pitcher. Based in Warsaw. For information/tryout.
574-835-6877
SOUTH BEND Tribune is hiring
for an early morning District Assistant part-time for down
routes and re-deliverty.
574-936-1324
BAY VALLEY Foods is Hiring!
Seasonal work could last
through October General Labor, Stackers, Quality Tech,
Forklift $9.35 - $11.35/hr
1st and 2nd shift Apply 1430
Western Ave, Plymouth M-Fr
8-11 am EEO- M/F/Vets/Disab
CNC MACHINISTS needed to
run lathes and mills. Production atmosphere with overtime
available. Willing to train qualified applicants. Walkerton Tool,
106 Industrial Park Dr., Walkerton.
MSDC HEAD Start has an
open position working with
families. Must have HS diploma. Bilingual preferred.
Strong communication and
problem-solving skills. Apply in
person at 1901 Pidco Dr, Plymouth, IN 46563. No phone
calls please. EOE
SOUTH BEND Tribune is hiring
for early morning routes: Grovertown
Motor
Route
$200/weekly. Argos Porch
Route $150/weekly. Bremen
Motor Route, $270/weekly.
Must have dependable transportation and clean driving record. 574-936-1324
LOOKING FOR full-time experienced construction worker.
Part-time vacuum repair and
customer service associate.
Part-time carpet cleaning technician, experienced preferred,
but not required. Background
check, drug test and valid driver’s license required. Apply at:
Lowry's Carpet Care, 411 W.
Jefferson St., Plymouth. No
phone calls.
NEED PART-TIME baby-sitter
for a 4y/o.
Dependable,
relable, and have transportation. (574)952-6008
THE ROCHESTER Police Department is currently accepting
applications for the position of
Police Officer. Applicants must
be at least 21 years of age and
have a high school diploma or
GED. Must also be able to pass
a written and physical agility
test as well as a background investigation. Applications may
be picked up at the Police Department, 312 Main Street. All
completed applications must be
turned in by noon on Monday,
September 28, 2015,
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Help Wanted
Now Hiring Machine Operators
INTERNATlONAL WIRE in Bremen
Must be 18 years of age and able to work any
of our 3 shifts (7a-3p, 3p-11p, or 11p-7a).
GREAT BENEFITS!
Please apply in person, M - F, 8a - 4p
INTERNATIONAL WIRE 833 Legner St., Bremen
In business 70+ years. ISO Certified. EOE.
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Help Wanted
MAINTENANCE MECHANICS!
Wanted Immediately!
Potential earnings $18.00 hourly with
requisite experience and successful
completion of a maintenance aptitude test.
WHERE?
INTERNATIONAL WIRE!
Must be 18 years of age and
willing to work any of our 3 shifts (7a-3p, 3p-11p, or 11p-7a).
Our employees have GREAT Benefits:
• Safe working environment
• Competitive wages plus monthly incentives
• Profit sharing
• Paid holidays plus a vacation plan
• Excellent benefits (medical, dental, vision
and life insurance), and matched 401(k)
INTERNATIONAL WIRE
833 Legner St., Bremen
In business 70+ years. ISO Certified. EOE.
Please apply in person, M - F, Sa - 4p
EXPERIENCED
CONCRETE
Finisher position open.
Must have a valid
driver’s license.
(574)936-8900
FURNITURE SALES position
available: Part-time. Retail
sales experience necessary.
Banfitch Interiors, Call Allan
(219)670-0549
GENERAL CONTRACTOR
looking to hire 2 committed employees immediately. Both are
entry level positions that require
reliable transportation, good
work ethic, drug testing, and
general knowledge of quality
construction practices. Are you
looking for a future career and
not just a job? I can offer a
flexible schedule, good work
environment and steady pay. I
have year round work and have
been in this business locally for
over 25 years in Fulton, Marshall, St. Joe, and Kosciusko
Counties. Please send resume
to 2102 Highlander Drive, Warsaw, IN 46580.
BEST CHEVROLET in Bremen
is looking for an experienced
AUTO DETAILER and GM &
ASE CERTIFIED TECHNICIANS. Apply in person: 1315
W. Plymouth St. or call
(574)546-3333
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Help Wanted
Make money by
Making a difference.
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Help Wanted
HARDSCAPE CREW LEADERS WANTED!
Sellers Landscaping, located in the Culver area, is looking for
dependable crew leaders to help manage our projects. Must
have leadership experience and landscaping knowledge.
Also looking for general laborers for projects.
Call 574-542-2565 or apply at
15444 State Road 110, Rochester.
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Help Wanted
IU Health La Porte Physicians is seeking a full-time Medical
Assistant at Knox Family Practice. Candidate will be
responsible for providing the best patient experience by
assisting the provider in the total care of patients, including
direct patient care, and administrative duties to accomplish
daily tasks to meet the mission, vision, and values of the
organization. Candidate must have formal training as a
Medical Assistant, and preferred candidate will be certified
as a Medical Assistant.
Visit our website at www.iuhealth.org/laporte to submit an
application today. Join us, and discover the strength it takes.
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Drivers Wanted
DRIVERS: Delivery Openings
get Home Daily! New Pay
Package! Excellent Comprehensive Benefits! Referral Program & More! 2yrs CDL-A Exp.
Call Elkhart, IN Penske Logistics 855-976-6830
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Help Wanted
TURF EQUIPMENT SALES
Plymouth, IN
GreenMark Equipment, a John Deere dealer with locations in Michigan & Indiana is seeking an
individual for Turf Equipment Sales at our Plymouth, IN location. Ideal candidates would have
previous sales experience, preferably in the lawn & garden industry, as well as a strong
mechanical aptitude. Excellent math skills and retail finance experience also very helpful.
GreenMark Equipment offers competitive wages, an excellent work environment, and an
industry leading benefit plan including health, dental, & a matching 401k. For more information
regarding GreenMark Equipment visit our website at www.greenmarkequipment.com.
Apply on line or email resume to:dslagh@greenmarkequipment.com.
When you donate blood plasma at Octapharma Plasma, you help in the creation
of life-changing medicines, while putting a little extra money in your pocket.
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Help Wanted
New donors earn up to $250
for the first five donations.
REGISTERED NURSE
octapharmaplasma.com
Doctor’s NeuroPsychiatric Hospital provides the highest quality care for each patient. Our staff of
highly trained professionals puts patient care first as we seek to help patients through recovery
and a return to their lives. We seek patient-focused, dedicated professionals who desire to work
in an environment where we believe that everyone has a purpose, does worthwhile work and
makes a difference in the lives of their patients and peers every single day.
We are looking for Nurses who are interested in building a stellar career while working for a
dynamic employer who cares about its employees. E-mail your resume to
The Corporate Director of Human Resources at Racquel.Harris@n-p-h.net
-UST BE YEARS OF AGE IN GOOD HEALTH s (AVE VALID PICTURE )$ PROOF OF 3OCIAL
3ECURITY NUMBER CURRENT RESIDENCE POSTMARKED WITHIN DAYS
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APL earns
Legacy Project
endorsement
ARGOS — Argos Public
Library has been notified
that the 2016 Indiana Bicentennial Commission
has endorsed the library’s
Legacy Project, “Argos
Through the Ages . . .in
pictures”. Argos Public
Library was able to meet
the commission’s required criteria by being:
• Open and accessible
to the public
• Relevant to Indiana
and the state’s bicentennial
• Fundable (without
Commission support)
• Achievable
While each project must
meet at least one of the
following goals or characteristics, the library’s
project meets all of them
by being:
• Culturally inclusive
• Creates a legacy for
the future
• Celebratory
• Engaging and inspiring to youth and young
adults
Beginning Aug. 20, Argos Public Library will issue a callout to interested
individuals and organizations to submit photos
to the library to be used
on a special dedicated
webpage titled, “Argos
through the Ages . . .in
pictures”. This will be an
ongoing project. Pictures
may be submitted electronically or brought in to
the library to be scanned
every Thursday from 2 – 3
p.m. and 6 – 7 p.m.
Classified Ads pay
for themselves.
574-936-3101
August featured quilter
Collins is a frequent contributor to the Quilt Guild and she makes many of her quilts to give to
family members or to the Butterfly Cart at Saint Joseph’s pediatrics unit at the hospital.
the Guild will be having its annual Quilt Show during the month of September and you can
see many of the quilts made by the members during this monthlong event at the heartland Art
Gallery. the group also has a raffle quilt with houses as the focal point. it is titled “Bless this
house”. tickets are available from any member or during the exhibition for $1 each or six for $5.
1300
Pets & Supplies
1400
Automobiles
GREAT PYRENEES $400 Born
7-10-15. First 2 sets of shots included. Vet owned. Todd at
(517) 712-7505
FREE KITTENS (6 weeks old)
to good homes. Litter trained.
(574)767-1426
2003 DODGE DURANGO
$5,500 90,000 miles, Excellent
Condition (574) 209-4650
mozzarella
cheese
$
2.09 lb.
$
2.09 lb.
$
Tyson chicken Welch’s concord
sTrips
grape juice
$
2.49 lb.
#1 Quality & Grilled
1.59 59 oz.
liTTle debbies
liTTle debbies
$
$
1.39 each
$
Swiss Miss, Brownies, Oatmeal
Debbies & Fudge Rounds
BREMEN
NAPPANEE
3 B Rd
1350 N
1250 N
US 30
BOURBON
19
ETNA GREEN
75
1.25 59 oz.
liTTle debbies
donuTs
pasTry puff shells
(pepperidge)
¢
malT o’meal cocoa
dyno biTes
all varieties
ready to bake
12 oz. each
$
50
1.49 each
18.50 #1 16.50 #2
19
Marshall County Line Road
331
1.49 each
duncan hines yelloW bear valley chocolaTe
chomp cereal
or chocolaTe cake mix
¢
$
69
or 2 for 1
¢
18-19 oz.
14 oz. each
10 ct.
69¢ or 2 for $1
souTh carolina peaches easy carve ham Harvey & Gloria Chupp
4133 E Marshall County Line Rd
$
$
n Rd
6th Rd
$
Large Variety
from The deli
Hepto
N County Road 800 W
Woodland
Variety
Store
99¢ 32 oz.
Vanilla & French Vanilla
Tropicana
orange juice
Donut Sticks & Fancy Cakes
19
US 6
331
79 12 oz. or
6.99 case of 12
Accepting
Debit, Credit
& EBT Cards
dannon yogurT
$
3.00 12 pack
sToneyfield
yogurT
rich’s Whipped Topping
¢
$
1.69 lb.
he
nicgara WaTer from T
bakery
local
frosTed buTTermilk
canTaloupe $3.69 24 pack
cookies
$
1.25 each
or
2 for $7
$
2.99 10 ct.
Most items are while supplies last!
INVISALIGN
YOU CAN STRAIGHTEN YOUR TEETH
DISCREETLY WITH INVISALIGN®.
Classified Ads pay
for themselves.
574-936-3101
Woodland Variety Store
co-jack
longhorn
Photo Provided
Sue Collins from Plymouth was chosen as the featured quilter for August with her vibrantly
colored “day Lilies with Pansies” wall hanging. this brilliantly-hued quilt just makes you want
to smile. the vivid oranges and wine with a splash of yellow and green makes this small quilt a
one of a kind.
Made of clear plastic, the aligners are custom-fit to you.
To plan your treatment, we’ll first discuss your goals for your
smile, and determine if Invisalign® is appropriate for your
case.
Then, we’ll take x-rays and a photo of your smile.
We’ll also take impressions of your teeth.
We’ll use your custom
models to create your
treatment plan.
The Invisalign® software
allows us to see how your
teeth will move into their
final positions.
You will receive a sequence
of aligners designed to move your teeth through each stage of
your treatment.
Treatment time varies, but most people receive 20 or 30 sets
of aligners.
You’ll wear each set of aligners for about two weeks, and then
replace them with the next set in the series.
Invisalign® is good for professionals who want to minimize
the
apperance
of
braces.
Because
they’re
removable,
you take them out to
eat, brush, and floss.
They don’t have any
metal, making them
more comfortable than
traditional braces.
Invisalign® can be a
good choice to help
gte your teeth in their
healthy alignment, and
give you a beautiful
smile.
Bremen, IN 46506
574-773-0303 ext. 1
HOURS
Mon - Sat 8 a.m. - 6 p.m.
Prices Good August 17-22
We will no longer be open
until 8:00 p.m. on Wednesdays
Bremen Family Dentistry, PC
1712 W. Plymouth St.
Bremen, IN 46506
574-546-2851
BremenFamilyDentistry.com
The
savings are
heaTing up
1990 Jeep Wrangler
2.5L 4 Cylinder, 4WD
1993 Ford F-150
4.9L Straight 6 Cylinder
2000 Chevrolet Silverado 1500
5.3L 8 Cylinder, 4WD
2002 Ford F-150
Super Crew, 4WD, 5.4L 8 Cylinder
2002 Dodge Ram 1500
5 Speed, RWD, 4x2
2003 Ford Focus
2.0L 4 Cylinder, FWD, 5 Speed
2003 Pontiac Grand Am
3.4L V6 Cylinder, FWD, 4 Speed
2003 Chevy Tahoe
5.3L 8 Cylinder, 4 Speed, FWD
2004 GMC Sonoma
4.3L V6 Cylinder, 4WD, 4 Speed
2004 Chevrolet Malibu
3.5L V6 Cylinder, FWD, 4 Speed
2004 Ford Explorer
4.0L V6 Cylinder, 5 Speed, 4WD
2005 Chevrolet Silverado 1500
5.3L 8 Cylinder, 4WD, 4 Speed
2005 Dodge Ram 3500
5.9L Straight 6 Cylinder, 4WD
2006 Cadillac SRX
3.6L V6 Cylinder, RWD, 5 Speed
2006 Ford Mustang
2 Dr. Coupe GT Deluxe
2007 Pontiac G6
2 Door, Hardtop Convertible
Credit Amnesty • Ask about our credit approval program
Transmission
Fluid Flush
134
$
95
Dissolves and removes harmful
deposits from critical transmission
components and exchanges the old
oxidized ATF for new fluid to the
exact specification required by the
cars manufacturer
TiM MARTiN AUTO SALES
Expires 8/31/15
TiM MARTiN AUTO SALES
TiM MARTiN AUTO SALES
TiM MARTiN AUTO SALES
Fuel induction Fuel
System Cleaning
99
$
95
Check for leaks, fittings, pressures
(freon extra)
Removes power robbing
deposits from injectors, valves
and critical areas of combustion chambers, restoring
optimum operating condition
Expires 8/31/15
aLignMEnT
ChECk
TiM MARTiN AUTO SALES
oil Change
TiM MARTiN AUTO SALES
24
$
95
5 quarts oil, tax & feeds extra. No diesel. Some oils
extra. See dealer for details.
Expires 8/31/15
14
includes free brake inspection
10% off any brake work performed
Expires 8/31/15
$
Check any warning
system ~ engine lights,
ABS or any other ~
with state-of-the-art
equipment for optimum
performance
10%oFF $3900
a/C inspection
Expires 8/31/15
49
99
95
$
Expires 8/31/15
diagnoSiS
TirE roTaTion
Expires 8/31/15
FULL SYSTEM
TiM MARTiN AUTO SALES
Bremen & Plymouth
Service centerS
OPEN Saturdays
BREMEN, 1203 W. Plymouth St.
Bremen, IN 574-546-2727
PLYMOUTH, 2303 N. Oak Rd.
Plymouth, IN 574-936-5590
SOUTH BEND, 6302 US 31 S
South Bend, IN 574-231-9680
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