Annual Democrat JJ dinner set Oct. 26

AUBURN — The DeKalb County Democrats annual JJ Dinner will be held Saturday, Oct. 26, at the Garrett County Club, 401 N. Walsh St., Garrett.

State Superintendent of Public Instruction Glenda Ritz will serve as keynote speaker. Candidate for State Auditor Mike Claytor, Third Congressional district candidate Justin Kuhnle and candidate for Indiana House District 52 Charlie Odier will also be in attendance.

Doors will open at 5 p.m. with a social hour and cocktails. Dinner will be served at 6 p.m.

Tickets are $30 each, two for $50 or a table of eight for $200. Tickets can be purchased by calling (260) 645-0116, (260) 337-5466, (260) 750-7086, (260) 908-6051 or (260) 837-3281.

Garrett plans fi rst Caboose Festival

GARRETT — Garrett’s fi rst Caboose Festival is planned Sunday, Oct. 6 from 1-4 p.m. at Heritage Park, located at N. Randolph and West Railroad streets, just north of the Herb Kleeman Underpass.

The free family event includes crafts, activities, food and games.

Visit the Historical Society Museum from 2-4 p.m. where a collection of railroad and histor-ical memorabilia are on display, including a mail and baggage car, watchman’s shanty, a C&O caboose, gift shop and model railroad layout on the lower level.

The event is free and made possible through a grant from the Wyatt Foundation, Garrett Parks & Recreation Authority and the Garrett Historical Society and Model Railroad Club.

Volunteers are needed for the event. Visit garrettindiana.us for more information.

Museum photo exhibit deadline is MondayGARRETT — The Garrett

Museum of Art, a not-for-profi t organization, is currently accepting

submis-sions for “Beauty,” a photog-raphy exhibit

that will run from

Nov. 15 through Dec. 22.This exhibit is a juried competi-

tion that will accept any subject matter and style of photography or digital art.

The museum’s not-for-profi t status prohibits them from promoting work that is overtly sexual. Photograph must not have been previously shown at Garrett Museum of Art.

Cash prizes will be awarded to the top three fi nalist. Cash prizes will be based upon participation.

Submissions must include an artist statement with one paragraph explaining how the artwork relates to the theme of “Beauty.”

Contact information and up to three jpegs no larger than 72 dpi may be sent by email to twstafford.gmoa@yahoo.com

A $15 application fee will be charged for up to three photographs. Application fees can be sent by mail, by check or money order made payable to to: GMOA, P,O, Box 29 Garrett, IN 46738

The deadline for all submissions is Monday, Sept. 30, 2013.

The museum is located at the corner of King and Randolph streets in downtown Garrett.

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DEKALB COUNTY PAGEANT CONTEST WINNERS

From left are the winners from Monday’s Miss DeKalb County Pageant: Akeisha Meyer of Garrett, talent winner; Kerissa Lockwood of Eastside, fi rst runner-up; and Michaela Scherer of Garrett, second runner-up; Samantha Hunt, Miss DeKalb County 2013; Molly Wilhem of Garrett, third runner-up; and Farrah Wilson of DeKalb, fourth runner-up.

Octavia Lehman

By Sue Carpenterscarpenter@kpcnews.net

ALTONA — More than a dozen residents attended Monday’s public hearing at Altona Town Hall to offer comment on an unsafe structure at 1405 W. Quincy St.

Property owner Jerome Grams of Garrett was notifi ed of the meeting but did not attend the session where neighbors complained of racoons and rats living in the home and creeping onto their on properties, and expressed concern about dangerous mold and other health hazards from the home’s disrepair.

Grams did not respond to four attempts to notify him of the meeting Monday, but he removed abandoned vehicles on the property a few months ago when notifi ed by offi cials earlier this year.

Monday’s discussion centered around the cost for demolition of the structure, any unpaid city taxes and if the town would be responsible for back taxes should it become an issue. Town board member Chris Seely said consid-eration has been given to donating the property to Habitat for Humanity once the site has been cleared.

“That’s one idea,” Seely said, noting a new house on the lot would help property values in the neighborhood.

Town manager Terry Whan said the two story house that has

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AUBURN — Being the oldest contestant in the Miss DeKalb County pageant made Samantha Hunt nervous, but her experience helped claim the title of Miss DeKalb County 2013 Monday night.

Hunt, a sophomore at Ball State University, competed in the pageant two years ago as a DeKalb High School senior. She fi nished as second-runner up.

“It was a learning experience,” Hunt said of her fi rst pageant in 2011.

“Going into this competition I felt so confi dent,” Hunt said. “I knew everything I wanted to work on, and I felt confi dent in myself.”

Hunt said she wanted to convince judges that she was

“fully committed 100 percent” and that being at Ball State wouldn’t confl ict with fair activities.

“I’m very organized. My planner is my best friend,” Hunt said.

While classes are ongoing at Ball State, she made preparations in advance with her professors.

“I plan to be at the fair all week,” she said. “I worked so hard for this. It’s a childhood dream come true.”

One of her favorite parts of the DeKalb County Free Fall Fair is walking down its junk food alley.

“You see 10 different people you know,” Hunt said. “You feel love that the whole county is coming together.”

A double major in apparel design and fashion merchandising, Hunt made her own professional

wear attire for the pageant — a two-piece suit. She is a member of the fashion design society at Ball State and in the spring partici-pates in a 12-hour dance marathon benefi ting Riley Hospital for Children.

For Monday’s talent competi-tion, Hunt performed a traditional Bollywood dance to “Jai Ho,” an Indian song meaning “You are my destiny.” The talent competi-tion was a separate category and did not count for the title of Miss DeKalb County.

Hunt also received the Miss Congeniality award Monday night.

Hunt will represent DeKalb County in the 2014 Miss Indiana State Fair Pageant in Indianapolis.

Twelve women competed in

Ball State student wins Miss DeKalb Co. title

By Sue Carpenterscarpenter@kpcmedia.com

ALTONA — M & M Pet Grooming Salon is hosting an open house Saturday at its new location.

Mother and daughter team Michelle Weldon and Melia Seely always wanted to own a business of their own, and now that dream has come true.

Weldon said she was inspired by a movie she and her husband were watching on a date night — Richard Gere and Jennifer Lopez in “Shall We Dance?”

“In the movie Gere’s character was really unhappy with his job and wanted to do something different with his life,” Weldon said. ” (Gere’s) wife asked him, ‘What do you want to do with the rest of your life?’ and that just caught (Gere) — and me — off guard.”

Weldon had been working as

a nurse for several years, but the strain of lifting patients was causing increased back pain. She recognized lifting as an integral part of the nursing job and began searching for other options.

Her daughter was a senior in high school at the time. Weldon asked her what she wanted to do after gradua-tion.

“We got to talking and talking about what we liked to do” and as the conversation progressed, animal grooming became the answer, Weldon said.

In 2005, Weldon and Seely moved to Carmel for three months to attend the Animal Arts Academy for certifi cation as pet groomers They attended classes four days a week, then returned to Garrett for the weekends.

Classmates dubbed the pair “M&M” and the name of the business was born.

After completing classes,

M & M Pet Grooming moves to larger facility

M & M Pet Grooming Salon in Altona is hosting an open house Saturday at its new, larger location. From left are Melia Seely, Michelle Weldon and Cassidy Weichart.

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INDIANAPOLIS — The 41st annual ISSMA Marching Band season begins Oct. 5 with a new classifi cation structure.

A total of 176 Indiana high school marching bands will be participating this season in three classes — Festival, Scholastic and Open.

Festival Class is a noncompetitive classifi cation that places a greater emphasis on musical aspects of the performance.

Scholastic Class has been created to take into consideration band size as well as school enrollment.

Open Class is for bands competing to perform at the state fi nals in Lucas Oil Stadium, Indianapolis, by qualifying through regional and semi-state events.

Scholastic and Open class bands will receive educational assessments in the performance and effectiveness of the music and visual aspects of their

shows.All bands, regardless of classifi ca-

tion, will receive a gold, silver, bronze or participation ratings based on their levels of achievement.

Festival Class events will be held at Columbus East High School and Jackson Field in South Bend on Oct. 5. No bands from the local area are participating in Festival Class.

Scholastic Class Prelims, followed by the new Open Class Invitationals, will be held Oct. 12 at Homestead High School in Fort Wayne, Plainfi eld and Jasper high schools. Scholastic Class bands receiving gold ratings at the Scholastic Prelims will perform at the Scholastic Finals, Oct. 26 at Lawrence Central High School in Indianapolis. No local bands are participating in Scholastic Class.

Four local bands are performing in the Open Class Invitational at Homestead Oct. 12: Eastside in Class

D at 5:30 p.m., Angola in Class C at 6:35 p.m., Garrett in Class C at 6:48 p.m. and DeKalb in Class B at 7:27 p.m. The Oct. 12 invitational does not affect advancement to the regional round one week later

Open Class regionals will be held Oct. 19 at Chesterton, Lafayette Jefferson, Center Grove and Evansville Central high schools.

In the Open D regional at Lafayette Jefferson High School, Eastside will perform at 11:13 a.m.

In the Open C regional at Chesterton, Garrett will perform at 12:31 p.m., and Angola will march at 2:28 p.m.

In the Open B regional, also at Lafayette Jefferson, East Noble will compete at 6:35 p.m., and DeKalb will perform at 7:01 p.m.

The top 10 Open Class bands at each regional site will participate in the Open Class Semi-states on Oct.

26 at Franklin Community High School (Open D), Decatur Central in Indianapolis (Open C), Pike in Indianapolis (Open B), and Ben Davis in Indianapolis (Open A). Admission at each event is $7 for adults and $5 for students and preschoolers.

The 40th anniversary State Marching Band Finals will be Nov. 2 at Lucas Oil Stadium, where four state champion bands will be crowned. Admission for the state fi nals is $20 for adults and $18 for students and preschoolers.

Indiana Dairy Farmers, corporate sponsors of Indiana State School Music Association Inc. events, will present a $1,000 scholarship to a student from each of the four state champion bands.

Complete schedules for each Festival, Scholastic Prelims, Open Invitational and Open Regional site are available on the website issma.net.

Marching band contests have new class structure

Offi cers arrest fi veAUBURN — Local

police offi cers arrested fi ve people from Thursday through Sunday, according to DeKalb County Jail records.

Amanda Jacobs, 36, of the 100 block of Ridgedale Drive, Garrett, was arrested Thursday at 4:13 p.m. by the Garrett Police Depart-ment on a warrant charging her with theft, a Class D felony.

Rodney E. Baker, 35, of the 4900 block of C.R. 59, Auburn, was arrested Friday at 12:38 p.m. by the Auburn Police Depart-ment on charges of driving while suspended with a prior conviction, a Class

A misdemeanor; posses-sion of marijuana with a prior conviction, a Class D felony; and possession of marijuana, a Class A misdemeanor.

Tasha M. Lewis, 33, of the 1100 block of Lewis Street, Fort Wayne, was arrested Friday at 2:26 p.m. by the DeKalb County Sheriff’s Department for alleged failure to appear in court on a charge of theft, a Class D felony.

Ryan N. Hall, 19, of the 700 block of West Edge Drive, Auburn, was arrested Friday at 9:45 p.m. by the Auburn Police Department on charges of operating a vehicle while intoxicated as the Class A and Class C misdemeanor levels; minor consuming, a Class C misdemeanor; and failure to stop after a proper-

ty-damage accident, a Class B misdemeanor.

Chris Arnett Jr., 37, of the 900 block of South Main Street, Avilla, was arrested Sunday at 2:06 a.m. by the DeKalb County Sheriff’s Department for alleged failure to appear in court.

Illegal entry reported

AUBURN — Auburn Police offi cers are investi-gating a residential-entry incident reported Monday at 6 p.m. in the 400 block of Peterson Street.

A resident told police that someone cut two screens, entered the residence and walked out the front door. Nothing was believed to be missing from the residence.

Live music at Eagles SaturdayGARRETT — Dirt Road

will provide live music at the Garrett Eagles Saturday from 6:30-10:30 p.m.

The event is free and open to the public. The Eagles home is located at 220 S. Randolph St.

Line dancing at Legion Friday

GARRETT— Kessler Kountry Line Dancing will provide entertainment Friday from 7-11 p.m. at Garrett American Legion Post 178, 515 W. Fifth Ave.

The event is free and open to the public.

Visit garrettamerican-legion.com for upcoming events.

Church plans fi sh, tenderloin dinner

GARRETT — Zion Evangelical Lutheran Church of Garrett is holding an all-you-can-eat fi sh and tenderloin dinner on Tuesday, Oct. 15, from 4:30-7:30 p.m. at the church, located at 1349 S. Randolph St.

The adult meal costs $9, children’s meals for ages 6-12 are $5. Carryout will be available.

Meal tickets are available from any church member, at the church offi ce or by phoning Nancy Weimer at 357-4213.

Proceeds benefi t Circle of Mercy to benefi t the needy in the community.

GHS golf outing deadline todayGARRETT —The

Garrett High School baseball program will host its annual golf outing on Saturday, Oct. 5 at 10 a.m. at Garrett Country Club.

Cost is $60 for non-members, $50 for members and $5o for hole sponsors.

Price includes green fees, golf cart and dinner following the outing.

For information contact coach Brett Ratcliffe at 260-417-0026 or by email at bratcliffe@gkb.k12.in.us or bmratcliffe5@gmail.com, or contact athletic secretary at 357-4116.

Deadline to register is Sept. 26.

LOCAL NEWS

Hank and Judy (Blue) Vanderbosch of Garrett are celebrating their 55th wedding anniversary with a trip to Mackinac. They were married Aug. 30, 1958, at the Immaculate Conception Church in Auburn. They both are employed at Electric Motors and Specialties. They have two children and their spouses, Kathy and Jim Mettert of Auburn and Brian and Gwen Vanderbosch of Fort Wayne. They also have six grandchildren.

MARRIED 55 YEARS

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GARRETT — Garrett High School hosted a pep session to kick off College Go Week Monday morning.

Guest speaker, Trine University Head Football Coach and Athletic Director, Matt Land, talked to students about the importance of college and how to get involved on the campus.

Coach Land offered advice to all grades relating to fi nding out who you are, what you want to be, and how attending the right college can help make those dreams come true. He stated how important it is to fi nd a college that suits you and to start your search early.

Coach Land’s last piece of advice was “Listen to advice, take it to heart, and use it!”

Indiana Army National Guard sergeant Isaac Aby, who spoke to the students about College Go Week, presented another post high school opportunity. Aby’s goal was to inform students that while attending college, you could serve in the military, and earn money to help fund your education. The National Guard pays 100 percent tuition and supplies health and life insurance, which is a great benefi t for college students.

Both Land and Aby were very involved with the student body. The pep session closed with a push-up competition between classmates while Trine University cheerleaders passed out National Guard T-shirts and lanyards.

Garrett High School also encourages staff to dress in their favorite college apparel throughout the week and students to participate in theme days such as Dress for Success and Dress as a College Fan days. The guidance offi ce and business depart-ment work together to provide opportunities for students to consider their post-high school plans and have fun doing it. The week will conclude with raffl e drawings for prizes from various colleges across the country as part of a business department student project.

College Go Week is a statewide program

that promotes applying to college early in a student’s senior year. High school seniors have the opportunity to apply to several Indiana colleges without paying the application fee. For more information, visit CollegeGoWeekIndiana.org.

Garrett students hear College Go Week speakers

Trine University cheerleaders lead the student body in a cheer and passed out National Guard T-shirts and lanyards during Monday’s program.

Kali Quackenbush, GHS

POLICE NEWS

INDIANAPOLIS — The Indiana State Police is now accepting applications for its 74th Recruit Academy.

Anyone who is interested in beginning a career as an Indiana State Trooper may apply online at in.gov/isp/2368.htm. The website offers an overview of a state police career and a detailed synopsis of the application process.

Applications must be received through email by 11:59 p.m. Oct. 31.

Basic eligibility require-ments and consideration factors for an Indiana state trooper are:

• Must be a U.S. citizen.• Must be at least 21 and

less than 40 years of age when appointed as a police employee on Jan. 9, 2015.

• Must meet a minimum vision standard (corrected or uncorrected) of 20/50 acuity in each eye and 20/50 distant binocular acuity in both eyes.

• Must possess a valid driver’s license to operate an automobile.

• Must be willing, if appointed, to reside and serve

anywhere within the state of Indiana as designated by the superintendent.

• Must be a high school graduate as evidenced by a diploma or general equiva-lency diploma.

An Indiana State Police recruit is paid $1,417.40 bi-weekly during academy training. At the completion of academy training, the starting salary is $38,444 per year. The Indiana State Police also offers a health care plan, which includes medical, dental, vision and pharmacy coverage for both current and retired employees, along with their families. The Indiana State Police pension program provides a lifetime pension after 25 years of service. Additionally, the Indiana State Police Department provides comprehensive disability coverage and a life insurance program.

More information about a career as an Indiana state trooper is available by visiting in.gov/isp/3041.htm to fi nd the recruiter assigned to the applicant’s area.

State police accepting academy applications

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Fall FestFall Fest is planned for

Saturday, Oct. 26, from 1-4 p.m. Due to the beginning of the library’s expansion project, the event is at Feick Park.

Fall Fest will again feature the DeKalb County Horsemen’s Assocation and the return of the Small Dog Dash.

Community organiza-tions will host tables of games, food, crafts and displays. The Jay Fox Band will provided entertainment.

Hunter safety coursesThe Indiana Department

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To receive a hunting certifi cation, a participant must attend both sessions.

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By Aaron Organaorgan@kpcmedia.comAUBURN — A

heavy-truck-repair operation on land not zoned for that activity has drawn the ire of neighbors and prompted county offi cials to take action.

Three residents approached the DeKalb County commissioners Monday to discuss land on C.R. 59 where a resident is operating a semi repair business on land zoned A-2 agricultural. The residents — Kelley and Keith Likes and Doyle L. Marr — said semi tractors travel the county road at all hours and apply jake brakes as they pull into the business.

The issue arose when the land owner, J.D. Yoder, applied for and was granted a permit to build a pole barn on the land. With the barn came numerous semis and an apparent business, the residents and county offi cials said.

The county plan commission earlier this year fi led the operation as a “truck freight terminal, ” said planning director Clint Knauer. After informing Yoder he could not operate such a business in the zone, the commission then fi led a notice of violation against

him in May. More recently, the county fi ned Yoder $7,500, Knauer said.

Knauer said the county has taken all the steps it can to handle the issue short of court action.

“It’s a process,” said Knauer, acknowledging the neighbors’ frustration. “I don’t have machinery, I don’t have the right to

trespass. I can’t just go take his stuff without due process.”

Kelley Likes asked the county commissioners to fi le an injunction — a step they cannot take by law — and said the county plan commission is hesitating to put a stop to the activity because it is hoping the operator will “go broke and

leave in the middle of the night.”

Likes she said has gathered complaint forms from 28 neighbors and sought legal counsel.

Marr told the commis-sioners, “It’s a residential area, and it’s being used as an industrial area. You just have to be there to see it.”

The commissioners set a meeting with Knauer during their regular meeting Sept. 30 to discuss the issue.

In other business Monday, the commissioners granted permission for Central Communications director Paul Brewer to hire a part-time dispatcher to replace one who had been terminated.

At 11 a.m., the commissioners attended a ribbon-cutting and dedica-tion ceremony that offi cially reopened C.R. 11-A west of Interstate 69.

The commissioners joined with former commis-sioners Don Kaufman and Chuck Ort, as well as Garrett Mayor Tonya Hoeffel and representatives from contractors A & Z Engineering and E & B Paving, to formally reopen the roadway, which was reconfi gured for better traffi c fl ow.

The road has been opened to traffi c since Aug. 23 following a $2.46 million rehabilitation project.

Hoeffel said, “With the expansion of C.R. 11-A and the expansion of S.R. 8, it makes Garrett more accessible for growth, for visitors, business and industry, so we see it as a positive expansion.”

Truck repair shop draws fi re from neighbors

Rebecca ErwinGLEN BURNIE, Md. —

Rebecca Alice (Gramling)Erwin, 66, of Glen Burnie, Md., died Monday, Sept. 9, 2013, at the Baltimore Washington Medical Center.

A Celebration of Life gathering at Project Help of Steuben County, 711 E. Harcourt Road in Angola will be Friday from 1-5 p.m.

Memorials are to the Juvenile Diabetes Research Foundation, Northern Indiana Branch, 2004 Ironwood Circle #140, South Bend IN 46635.

Margot BowersAUBURN — Margot

Bowers, 75, of Auburn died Saturday, Sept. 21, 2013, at Parkview Regional Medical Center in Fort Wayne.

Services were held Wednesday at Feller and Clark Funeral Home, Waterloo, Burial will take place at a later date.

Memorials are to the DeKalb County Humane Shelter.

Patricia PeerROME CITY — Patricia

(Emrich) Anderson Peer, 62, of Sylvan Lake, Rome City, died on Saturday, Sept. 21, 2013, at her residence.

Funeral services were held Wednesday at Brazzell Funeral Home, Avilla Chapel. Pastor Richard

Secore of the Cross Pointe Nazarene Church offi ciated. Cremation followed the services.

Memorials are to the Cancer Services of Northeast Indiana.

Leon FellerANGOLA — Leon

Charles Feller, 72, of Angola, and formerly of Fremont, died Sunday Sept. 22, 2013, at Lakeland Nursing Center of Angola.

A private family graveside service will be held at a later time at Greenlawn Cemetery, Orland.

Memorials are to the Steuben County Humane Society 1700 N 200 W, P.O. Box 204, Angola, IN 46703.

Arrangements are under the direction of Beams Funeral Home of Fremont.

DEATHS AND TRIBUTES

The Garrett Clipper does not charge for death notices that include notice of calling hours, date and time of funeral and burial, and memorial information. An extended obituary, which includes survivors, biographical information and a photo, is available for a charge. Contact editor Sue Carpenter for more informa-tion at: scarpenter@kpcmedia.com.

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A4 The Garrett Clipper kpcnews.com Legal Notices THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 26, 2013

NOTICE OF REAL PROPERTYTAX SALE

DEKALB COUNTY INDIANABEGINNING 10:00:00 AM,

10/30/2013COURTHOUSE -

COMMISSIONERS’ COURTROOM LOCAL TIME

Dekalb County Pursuant to the laws of the Indi-ana General Assembly, notice is hereby given that the following de-scribed property is listed for sale for delinquent taxes and/or special as-sessments. The county auditor and county treasurer will apply on or af-ter 10/11/2013 for a court judgment against the tracts or real property for an amount that is not less than the amount set out below and for an or-der to sell the tracts or real property at public auction to the highest bidder, subject to the right of redemption. Any defense to the application for judg-ment must be fi led with the Dekalb County Circuit Court and served on the county auditor and treasurer be-fore 10/11/2013. The court will set a date for a hearing at least seven (7) days before the advertised date of sale and the court will determine any defenses to the application for judgment at the hearing. The county auditor and the county treasurer are entitled to receive all pleadings, mo-tions, petitions, and other fi lings relat-ed to the defense to the application for judgment. Such sale will be held on 10/30/2013 at the Courthouse - Com-missioners’ Courtroom and that sale will continue until all tracts and real property have been offered for sale. Property will not be sold for an amount which is less than the sum of: (A) the delinquent taxes and spe-cial assessments on each tract or item of real property; and (B) the taxes and special assess-ments on the real property that are due and payable in the year of the sale, whether or not they are delin-quent; and (C) all penalties due on the delin-quencies, and (D) an amount prescribed by the county auditor that equals the sum of: (1) twenty-fi ve($25) for postage and publication costs; and (2) any other costs incurred by the county that are directly attributable to the tax sale; and (E) any unpaid costs due under IC 6-1.1-24-2(b) from a prior tax sale; and No property listed below shall be sold if, at any time before the sale, the Total Amount for Judgment is paid in full. If the real property is sold in the tax sale, the amount required to redeem such property will be 110% of the minimum bid for which the tract or real property was offered at the time of sale, as required by IC 6-1.1-24-5 if redeemed not more than six (6) months after the date of sale, or 115% of the minimum bid for which the tract or real property was offered at the time of sale, as required by IC 6-1.1-24-5 if redeemed more than six (6) months after the date of sale, plus the amount by which the purchase price exceeds the minimum bid on the real property plus ten percent (10%) per annum on the amount by which the purchase price exceeds the minimum bid on the property. All taxes and special assessments upon the property paid by the purchaser subsequent to the sale, plus 10% per annum interest on those taxes and special assessments, will also be required to be paid to redeem such property. In addition, IC 6-1.1-25-2 (e) states the total amount required for redemp-tion may include the following costs incurred and paid by the purchaser or the purchaser’s assignee or the county before redemption: (1) The at-torney’s fees and cost of giving notice under IC 6-1.1-25-4.5. (2) The costs of title search or examining and up-date the abstract of title for the tract or item of real property. The period of redemption shall expire on Thursday, October 30, 2014 for an initial offer-ing. The period of redemption may expire Thursday, February 27, 2014 for certifi cates not sold. If the tract or item of real property is sold for an amount more than the minimum bid and the property is not redeemed, the owner of record of the property who is divested of ownership at the time the tax deed is issued may have a right to the tax sale surplus. The Auditor and Treasurer specif-ically reserve the right to withhold from the sale any parcel which has been listed in error, or which other-wise becomes ineligible for sale ei-ther prior to 10/30/2013 or during the duration of the sale. This notice of real property tax sale, and the tax sale itself are undertaken and will be conducted pursuant to the requirements of the laws of the State of Indiana which regulate the sale of land for delinquent taxes, pursuant to I.C. 6-1.1-24-1 et seq. The County does not warrant the accuracy of the street address or common description of the property, and a misstatement in the key num-ber or street address does not invali-date an otherwise valid sale.

Dated: 9/26/2013 Registration For Bidding On the Tax Sale: If you are interested in bidding on the tax sale for an Indiana county, you may register online at http://www.sri-taxsale.com/Tax/Indiana/Registra-tion/. This registration is good for all counties that SRI services. You need to register only once for all counties. If you do not have access to a com-puter with internet service you may register the morning of the sale. Please arrive the morning of the tax sale at least 30 minutes before the beginning time to be assured you will receive your bid number before the start of the sale. Please bring your registration form and W9 form with you the morning of the tax sale. You will be able to print these forms from the registration web site. 171300002 01-09-27-305-004 $3,645.64 Madigan, Jean A. Holiday Lakes Sec A 24 Cottonwood Dr 171300003 01-09-27-305-005 $2,805.77 Madigan, Jean A. Holiday Lakes Sec A Cottonwood Dr 171300004 01-09-28-400-003 $2,649.85 Thrush, Todd D. NE Pt

SE1/4 6841 County Road 7A 171300005 01-09-33-205-013 $134.73 Welch, Don B. & Mary L. Homewood Park (0.11 + 0.25 Acres R/W) West St 171300006 01-09-33-206-005 $885.42 Kendall, Donald R. & Martha B. Homewood Park W40’ (0.08 + 0.11 Acres R/W) Maple Dr 171300007 01-09-33-206-006 $133.95 Zimmerman, Donald & Ruth A. Homewood Park E 40’ (0.02 + 0.11 Acres R/W) Maple Dr 171300008 01-09-33-206-007 $710.45 Clauss, Phillip Charles Homewood Park W 40’ (0.02 + 0.11 Acres R/W) Maple Dr 171300009 01-09-33-206-009 $799.11 Clauss, Phillip Charles Homewood Park W40’(0.02 + 0.11 Acres R/W) Maple Dr 171300010 01-09-33-208-007 $249.00 Mounger, Carter J. & Betty L. Homewood Park (0.22 + 0.10 Acres R/W) Caroline Blvd 171300011 01-09-33-227-001 $260.41 Ade, Henry E. Homewood Park (0.10 + 0.22 Acres R/W) North St 171300012 01-09-33-231-006 $249.00 Belt, Zellow C. Homewood Park (0.04 + 0.22 Acres R/W) Maple Dr 171300013 01-09-36-203-007 $10,451.61 Kooistra, Michelle L Tim-berline Estates Sec 2, 2nd Amend Plat Lot 9b 6950 Daisy St 171300014 01-09-36-400-012 $175.61 Birkhold, Keith T. & Jennifer L. Glenview Add S 18.45’ X 607.81’ County Road 427 171300015 01-09-36-400-013 $5,337.18 Birkhold, Keith T. & Jenni-fer L. E1/2 SE1/4 7236 County Road 427 171300016 02-11-16-100-008 $6,371.95 Mooney, Philbert A Pt E1/2 Nw1/4 County Road 58 171300020 03-01-23-200-012 $892.60 Truelove, Wayne & Nora NE1/4 NE1/4 1973 County Road 14 171300021 03-01-31-300-018 $174.61 Wells, Oscar & Gladys K. Pt E Side SW1/4 US Highway 6 171300022 03-01-31-400-004 $167.35 Wells, Oscar Ray; Cox, Clara; & Muzzillo, Violet Tenants in common 1/3 int each Pt S End W1/2 Se1/4 US Highway 6 171300023 03-01-31-400-008 $4,741.61 Smith, Shelley K. Pt S End W1/2 Se1/4 0261 US Highway 6 171300024 03-01-31-400-016 $312.04 Shull, Anna M. Pt E1/2 Se1/4 0331 US Highway 6 171300025 03-01-31-400-018 $208.88 Smith, Shelley K. Wells Sub Div Triangle Se Corner US Highway 6 171300026 03-01-31-400-023 $395.61 Smith, Shelley K. Wells Sub-Div Pt Of Lot US Highway 6 171300027 04-03-02-100-007 $2,208.81 Peel, Don In Mid Pt Nw1/4 0124 County Road 65A 171300028 04-03-02-100-008 $1,403.01 Ball, Jerry W. & Maureen In Mid Pt NW1/4 0166 County Road 65A 171300029 04-03-02-100-009 $2,713.06 Keegan, Jeffrey A. & Amy S. In Mid Pt Nw1/4 0190 County Road 65A 171300030 04-03-02-100-010 $221.41 Ball, Fred F & Iva L Pt Mid Pt NW 1/4 County Road 65A 171300031 04-03-02-300-016 $341.07 Chorpenning, John & Norma Ne Pt W3/4 Sw1/4 State Road 1 171300033 04-03-29-400-004 $1,610.16 Myers, Timothy & Rachel Pt E1/2 Se1/4 1964 County Road 55 171300034 05-06-02-351-001 $3,097.63 Dangler, Pamela In E Side W1/2 Sw1/4 2792 County Road 41 171300035 05-06-02-351-003 $6,710.44 Dangler, Rex A. & Pame-la S. In Sw Cor Sw1/4 4065 County Road 28 171300036 05-06-03-200-001 $1,598.49 Morgan, Christine Clark N Pt W Pt Ne1/4 3802 County Road 24 171300037 05-06-03-476-001 $381.27 Modernair Corp. Pt Se1/4 Se1/4 E Railroad St 171300038 05-06-03-476-002 $423.56 Modernair Corp. Pt Se1/4 Se1/4 E Railroad St 171300039 05-06-03-477-001 $693.20 Dangler, Rex A. & Pamela S. In E1/2 Se1/4 E Douglas St 171300040 05-06-03-477-002 $649.27 Dangler, Rex A. & Pamela S. In Se1/4 Se1/4 County Road 28 171300041 06-10-01-100-008 $5,298.61 Burnett, Karen Powell’s Safe Haven Sec II Replat of Lot 2 ( 5.64 + .46 acres R/W ) 5046 County Road 45 171300042 06-10-05-377-003 $662.64 James L. Witmer, Inc. Pt Sw1/4 County Road 52 171300043 06-10-08-100-004 $2,041.57 Kovas, Frank Pt Of Se1/4 Nw1/4 5446 County Road 29 171300044 06-10-25-200-005 $1,216.98 Sewards, Betty Mae; Sewards, James D & Sewards, Deb-ra L (Joint Tenants) N End E1/2 Ne1/4 4710 County Road 64 171300046 07-09-01-300-014 $1,260.07 Duguid, Steven R. Sw Cor Sw1/4 2011 County Road 52 171300047 07-09-06-400-001 $4,497.31 McCartney, Daniel L. & Tammy M. Pt W1/2 Se1/4 0251 County Road 52 171300051 08-12-06-305-002 $159.40 Crothers, Mickey A. Pt Sw1/4 Summer St 171300052 08-12-31-300-008 $1,336.70 Vandyke, Elia B. Elia Acres (4.182 + 0.825 Acres R/W) 7225 County Road 72 171300053 09-05-01-126-028 $206.32 Barrett, James T. & Dana J. Ne Cor E1/2 Nw1/4 US Highway 6 171300054 09-05-04-300-006 $2,106.53 Zollman, Steven Lee & Debra Pt Sw1/4 Sw1/4 0869 County Road 28 171300057 10-02-03-100-008 $7,087.06 Mcmaken, Daniel D. & Tamara Pt N Frl Nw1/4 0171 County Road 35 171300058 10-02-07-200-008 $226.23 Logan, Diane & Snyder, Dave; Mike; Steve Snyder Add ( 1.67 + .33 acres R/W ) County Road 27 171300063 11-11-21-200-010 $696.21 Badman, Scott & Leisha Badman’s Place ( .965 + .173 acres R/W ) 6118 State Road 1 171300066 11-11-28-326-014 $316.25 Graber, Carl E. & Barbara M. Hidden Lakes Triangle Tract Nw Cor State Road 1 171300067 11-11-28-376-006 $1,542.13 Relyea, Terry L In Sw1/4 6833 Front St 171300068 11-11-33-104-018 $481.86 Farrell, Edward A. In Nw Pt Nw1/4 7000 State Road 1 171300069 11-11-33-105-006 $9,068.60 Graves, Paul W1/2 Nw1/2 Aka 30x30’ Spencervill Op Pt Of Lot 34 5669 Pearl St 171300070 11-11-33-107-010 $1,066.23 Douglas, Glennis Jean In (5x8rds) Nw1/4 6959 State Road 1 171300071 11-11-34-400-007 $456.29 Liechty, Marianne E. Pt Of E1/2 Se1/4 County Road 63 171300072 12-08-07-200-003 $156.25 Big Run Church NE Cor NE1/4 NE1/4 2924 County Road 75 171300073 12-08-21-300-004 $1,296.90 Zolman, Nancy J & Scott A Pt S Side NW Frl 1/4 8151 County Road 40

171300074 12-08-29-100-006 $1,358.50 Butler, Robert pt NW1/4 NW1/4 County Road 75 171300075 12-08-32-200-001 $2,945.98 Smith, Ryan M. Mid Pt NE1/4 4619 County Road 79A 171300076 12-08-32-400-007 $787.53 Burnett, Karen (Leota D. Ward LL) Pt SE1/4 County Road 79A 171300077 12-08-32-400-008 $795.33 Burnett, Karen K. Ward, Leo-ta D. (LL) Pt Ne1/4 County Road 79A 171300078 13-04-16-100-005 $1,325.70 Mitsch, Randall E. & Kel-ly D. Pt Ne Cor Nw1/4 8165 County Road 4A 171300079 13-04-17-400-007 $230.34 Ulm, Bruce E. & Debbie L. , Tenants By The Entiretie Nickolson Acres Sec II (2.83 + 0.17 Acres R/W) County Road 79 171300080 14-06-26-100-011 $2,732.28 Heffl ey, Chad N (Und 1/2); (Und 1/2) Heffl ey, Michael N & Lois Diane Pt Nw1/4 4153 County Road 40A 171300081 14-06-27-200-006 $3,554.18 JP Morgan Chase Bank Pt NE1/4 3936 County Road 40A 171300082 15-07-05-400-007 $1,603.35 Gibson, Benton & Judy Et Al Pt E1/2 Se1/4 2801 County Road 55 171300083 15-07-06-400-005 $386.40 Clark, Gloria E. Nw Pt Se1/4 2722 County Road 49 171300084 15-07-10-300-006 $1,362.81 West, John & Ann Pt S Side Sw1/4 3251 County Road 59 171300085 15-07-11-176-003 $677.54 Anderson, Wayde Pt E1/2 NW1/4 (Tract 3) 429 Walnut St 171300087 15-07-13-300-002 $1,857.78 Lung, James Ronald Jr. & Brennen Joint Tenant (Lung, Carol; LL) Pt Sw1/4 Sw1/4 3633 State Road 1 171300088 15-07-14-400-006 $1,683.88 Kuhn, Justin & Heather R. N Pt E 120a Se1/4 3512 State Road 1 171300089 15-07-18-400-013 $966.03 Oberlin, Michael A. & Jea-nette M. Pt E1/2 Se1/4 County Road 49 171300090 15-07-32-400-005 $1,399.07 Anderson, Wayde C Pt W1/2 SE1/4 5478 State Road 8 171300091 16-05-33-354-012 $208.73 Claxton, Craig D. & Patricia A. Rich & Cady’s Add W Quincy St 171300092 16-05-33-377-001 $722.36 Merren, Helen L. Pt Se1/4 Se1/4 Includes 104’ W Side Lot 5 Yardes Outlet W Quincy St 171300093 16-05-33-377-003 $197.04 Merren, Helen L. In Sw1/4 (50x152’) Sw1/4 W Quincy St 171300094 16-05-33-377-004 $139.62 Merren, Helen L. Pt E1/2 (13x152’) Sw1/4 W Quincy St 171300095 16-05-33-377-005 $118.73 Merren, Helen L. E Pt E1/2 (87x132’) Sw1/4 1104 W Quincy St 171300096 16-05-33-377-007 $107.48 unknown Yardes Out Lots W Quincy St 171300097 16-05-33-377-008 $107.48 unknown Yardes Out Lots W Quincy St 171300098 16-05-33-377-009 $1,046.89 Davis, Cris A. Pt Se1/4 Sw1/4 1002 W Quincy St 171300099 16-05-33-377-021 $332.82 Davis, Cris A. Pt Se 1/4 Sw 1/4 W Quincy St 171300100 16-09-04-101-004 $2,570.20 Shultz, Odessie A. R Add 1409 W Quincy St 171300101 16-09-04-127-016 $388.87 Bunn, Wayne Franklin & Su-san Kay In NE Cor NW1/4 N Union St 171300102 17-02-05-101-008 $1,601.02 Harr, Terry A. & Angela W. Op 204 E State St 171300104 17-02-05-104-006 $755.08 Sapp, Kenneth James Op 106 E Webster St 171300105 17-02-06-204-007 $1,034.63 Haver, Scott Op W1/2 & Pt Vac Alley Adj On S Side W Hobart St 171300106 17-02-06-226-008 $1,885.24 Loucks, James M. Op 216 W State St 171300107 17-02-06-226-009 $4,683.09 BNT, LLC by Taefi , Peter & Begin, Bruce Op 214 W State St 171300108 17-02-06-230-001 $6,600.28 M.E. & M.J., LLC III Op W State St 171300109 17-02-06-230-002 $31,882.25 M.E. & M.J., LLC III Op 124 W State St 171300110 17-02-06-230-003 $9,894.63 M.E. & M.J., LLC III W State St 171300111 17-02-06-233-038 $819.05 O’Dell, Jason L & Tessa A Op 310 S Gonser Ave 171300112 17-02-06-276-028 $421.34 Watts, Christian T Op E Tri-angular Pt & Pt Vac Alley Adj W Ruby St 171300113 17-02-06-276-029 $195.19 Watts, Christian T Op E Tri-angular Pt & Pt Vac Alley Adj W Ruby St 171300114 17-02-06-276-030 $2,000.38 Watts, Christian T Op Ex E 16.72’ Pt Vac Alley Adj 218 W Ruby St 171300117 18-06-29-152-008 $1,367.23 Carey, James J. Walnut View N Van Buren St 171300118 18-06-29-306-013 $1,537.94 Brumbaugh, Harry E. & Wilma J. & Brumbaugh, Daniel Scott Kuhlman’s Add N 32’ Ex W 7’ Doug-las St 171300119 18-06-29-333-003 $794.55 Englehart, Drew Rainer & Headley’s Addition N Union St 171300120 18-06-29-351-012 $3,434.46 Turner, Richard R Western Add W 50’ 311 Michigan Ave 171300121 18-06-29-353-003 $1,529.49 Jacobs, Richard D Jr John Ralston’s Addition N 1/2 347 & 349 W 4th St 171300123 18-06-29-354-003 $602.60 Ketzenberger, James V. Mc-farland’s Add W 35’ 355 W 5th St 171300124 18-06-29-356-001 $2,299.86 Hess, Gerald L. & Patricia A. Western Add 508 N Van Buren St 171300125 18-06-29-357-005 $167.23 Scott, Bill D. & Candice S. Western Add 12’ Off S Side W1/2 W 4th St 171300127 18-06-29-391-007 $2,041.88 Mautner, Ronald Op E1/2 216 E 5th St 171300128 18-06-29-483-001 $3,769.65 Munk, Katherine Trustee Under Revocable Trust 5-22-99 Ford Place N 80’ 218 N Cleveland St 171300129 18-06-29-483-005 $1,248.31 Munk, Katherine Trustee Under Revocable Trust 5-22-99 Ford Place N 80’ N Cleveland St 171300130 18-06-30-503-016 $2,616.73 Brandon Street, LLC Pt SE1/4 W 5th St 171300131 18-06-31-227-004 $681.06 Leckner-Boyd, Holly & Boyd, Brian Tenants by the Entireties West View Add 523 W 7th St 171300132 18-06-31-227-007 $21,073.28 Leckner-Boyd, Holly & Boyd, Brian Ne1/4 515 W 7th St 171300133 18-06-31-229-001 $1,512.04 Hess, Gerald L. & Patricia A. West View 202 Fulton St 171300134 18-06-31-229-007 $474.68 Boyd, Brian & Leckner-Boyd, Holly Ne1/4 Fulton St 171300135 18-06-31-404-006 $3,325.11 Stonestreet, Robert J. S & S Oil Co. Courtney’s Add Lake Shore Dr

171300136 18-06-31-404-007 $8,736.64 S & S Oil Co. Courtney Add 821 Lake Shore Dr 171300137 18-06-31-404-008 $3,325.11 S & S Oil Co. Courtney Add Lake Shore Dr 171300138 18-06-31-404-009 $3,325.11 S & S Oil Co. Courtney Add Lake Shore Dr 171300139 18-06-31-404-010 $3,264.28 S & S Oil Co. Courtney Add Lake Shore Dr 171300140 18-06-31-404-011 $3,325.11 S & S Oil Co. Courtney Add Lake Shore Dr 171300141 18-06-31-404-012 $5,521.55 Stonestreet & Stonestreet Oil Co. Of Auburn Inc. Courtney’s Add Lake Shore Dr 171300142 18-06-31-404-013 $3,264.28 Stonestreet & Stonestreet Oil Co. Of Auburn, Inc. Courtney’s Add Lake Shore Dr 171300143 18-06-31-404-014 $3,264.28 Stonestreet & Stonestreet Oil Co. Of Auburn Inc. Courtney’s Add Lake Shore Dr 171300144 18-06-31-404-015 $3,264.28 Stonestreet & Stonestreet Oil Co. Of Auburn In. Courtney’s Add Lake Shore Dr 171300145 18-06-31-430-003 $177.99 Stelzer, Jeff A. W O K Add N1/2 Urban Ave 171300147 18-06-31-479-005 $629.76 Sayer, Stephen M & Brenda K A L K Add Dallas St 171300148 18-06-31-479-006 $755.21 Sayer, Stephen M & Brenda K A L K Add Dallas St 171300149 18-06-31-479-007 $755.21 Sayer, Stephen M & Brenda K A L K Add Dallas St 171300150 18-06-31-479-008 $1,335.00 Sayer, Stephen M & Bren-da K A L K Add 702 Helen Ave 171300151 18-06-32-102-006 $2,533.25 Prosser, Kurt R. & Emily L. Ashley’s 2nd Add 339 W 9th St 171300152 18-06-32-129-009 $345.72 Hines, Beecher D. & Lee Ann Hippensteel-Hines Op 1.1x51’ Off W Side By E Line W32’ W 10th St 171300154 18-06-32-181-004 $310.61 Draper, Kimberly L. Op W 18’ W 18th St 171300155 18-06-32-356-004 $4,077.87 Hess, Patricia A. J Ensley 1708 Sprott St 171300156 18-06-32-356-005 $2,623.22 Hess, Patricia A. J Ensley Add Sprott St 171300157 18-06-32-356-018 $1,025.91 Riley, Harry D.Sr. & Riley, Paul Darvin Joint Tenants J Ensley Add 1705 Wayne St 171300159 18-06-33-151-014 $156.25 Unknown Walter 2nd Add Plat 1 Zona Dr 171300160 18-06-33-200-010 $1,198.52 Graber Homes, Inc. Hunt-er Glen Sec I (common Area Block A State Road 8 171300161 18-06-33-200-011 $993.45 Graber Homes, Inc. Hunters Glen Sec I(common Area) Block B State Road 8 171300162 18-06-33-305-006 $1,566.36 Graber Homes, Inc. Valley Park Sec D N15’ Walker Ct 171300165 23-07-01-351-002 $10,862.05 Pawul, Michael & Mel-anie Egnew Add (61x120’) 317 N Broadway St 171300166 23-07-01-352-002 $12,335.64 Boyer, Steven J & Bar-bara J Egnew’s 2nd Addition 311 N Pearl St 171300167 23-07-01-353-001 $3,439.45 Ulm, Bruce E & Debbie L Egnew’s 3rd Add 309 N Canal St 171300168 23-07-01-353-003 $10,181.55 Perez, Gilbert Egnew’s 3rd Addition 308 E Liberty St 171300169 23-07-01-354-002 $2,586.65 Reeves, Tom E. Eg Add N Ash St 171300170 23-07-01-354-003 $2,586.65 Reeves, Tom E. Egnew’s Add And N1/2 Vac Alley N Ash St 171300171 23-07-01-359-013 $2,113.69 Engineered Materials, Inc. Eg Add E 10’ E Main St 171300172 23-07-01-359-014 $4,326.52 Engineered Materials, Inc. Eg Add E Main St 171300173 23-07-01-359-015 $264.38 Engineered Materials, Inc. Eg Add N1/2 1’ W 66’ E Main St 171300174 23-07-01-359-017 $4,417.54 Engineered Materials, Inc. Eg Add S1/2 101 N Pearl St 171300175 23-07-11-127-005 $2,860.34 Rowland HSU John Add (0.17 + 0.04 Acres R/W) 412 W Main St 171300177 23-07-11-127-013 $964.27 Kittle, Lavon F. Johns Add (0.17 + 0.04 Acres R/W) 411 W Oak St 171300178 23-07-11-129-009 $590.05 Keene, Burley Masons Add ( .15 + .10 acres R/W ) W Erie St 171300179 23-07-11-130-001 $3,971.96 Grose, Kelli % Kay Grose Mason Add N 73.5’(ex 625 Sq Ft ( .10 + .03 acres r/w ) W Erie St 171300180 23-07-11-130-003 $3,441.93 Grose, Kelli % Kay Grose Mason Add N 73.5’ ( .07 + .05 acres R/W ) W Erie St 171300181 23-07-11-130-004 $3,441.93 Grose, Kelli % Kay Grose Mason Add N 73.5’ ( .07 + .05 acres R/W ) W Erie St 171300182 23-07-11-130-005 $3,490.43 Grose, Kelli % Kay Grose Mason Add N Approx. 76’ ( .07 + .05 acres R/W ) W Erie St 171300183 23-07-11-130-006 $3,490.43 Grose, Kelli % Kay Grose Mason Add N Approx. 76’ ( .07 + .05 acres R/W ) W Erie St 171300184 23-07-11-130-007 $2,251.63 Grose, Kelli % Kay Grose Mason Add Nw Cor 30’X77.57’ ( .04 + .03 acres R/W ) W Erie St 171300185 23-07-11-130-008 $1,325.55 Grose, Kelli % Kay Grose Mason Add Pt (19’55 X46’4 ) ( .02 + .02 acres R/W ) W Erie St 171300186 23-07-11-130-009 $3,120.62 Grose, Kelli % Kay Grose Mason Add (46’4 X50’) ( .04 + .05 acres R/W ) W Erie St 171300187 23-07-11-130-010 $4,889.68 Grose, Kelli % Kay Grose Mason Add (46’4 X50’) ( .05 + .07 ACRES r/w ) W Erie St 171300188 23-07-11-180-013 $4,671.92 Betz-Marshall, Doris Re-vocable Trust Agreement Hellers Add ( .13 + .13 acres R/W ) S Federal Ave 171300189 23-07-11-180-014 $8,899.94 Betz-Marshall, Doris Re-vocable Trust Agreement Hellers Add ( .12 + .03 acres R/W ) 700 S Federal Ave 171300191 23-07-11-203-006 $9,275.41 Stephens, James R. Op 340 Depot St 171300192 23-07-11-203-009 $315.52 Engle, Jeremy S & Martha Jane Op E 16’ Depot St 171300193 23-07-11-203-010 $750.42 Engle, Jeremy S & Martha Jane Op W 59’ 326 Depot St 171300194 23-07-11-205-019 $3,464.79 Dotson, Blaine M & Blain, Alexis K jt ten Op 237 Depot St 171300195 23-07-11-205-022 $699.63 Bredemeyer, Matthew Op 225 Depot St 171300196 23-07-11-226-049 $699.24 Daub, David A. N Add Pt (0.02 + 0.0 Acres R/W) S Broadway St 171300197 23-07-11-226-050 $3,684.53 Do, Van Hong & Thai Q

& Son T Norris Add Pt (0.04 + 0.01 Acres R/W) 114 S Broadway St 171300198 23-07-11-227-006 $1,295.82 Davis, Perry Op E 26’ W Oak St 171300199 23-07-11-227-010 $370.63 Burnett, Karen Op W Oak St 171300200 23-07-11-227-011 $2,350.15 Burnett, Karen Op 148 W Oak St 171300201 23-07-11-227-052 $814.85 Rhoden, Greg Roy Op W 4’ Depot St 171300202 23-07-11-252-025 $3,692.21 EH Pooled 812, LP Op 510 Eastern Ave 171300203 23-07-11-253-003 $836.37 Haver, Scott Op Walnut St 171300204 23-07-11-253-024 $12,281.59 Schuller, Michael J. & Cindy L. Op 224 Walnut St 171300205 23-07-11-253-029 $1,744.75 Rowe, Orpha Op 204 Wal-nut St 171300206 23-07-11-253-035 $1,888.09 Haver, Scott Sawyer’s Add ( .20 + .05 acres R/W ) Hickory St 171300207 23-07-11-253-039 $225.75 Krontz, Delbert Sawyer’s Add ( .20 + .05 acres R/w ) Hickory St 171300208 23-07-11-253-040 $225.75 Krontz, Delbert Sawyer’s Add ( .20 + .05 acres R/W ) Hickory St 171300209 23-07-11-253-041 $377.13 Krontz, Delbert Sawyer’s Add ( .20 + .05 acres R/W ) Hickory St 171300210 23-07-11-253-042 $377.13 Krontz, Delbert Sawyer’s Add ( .14 + .04 acres R/W ) Hickory St 171300211 23-07-11-253-043 $225.75 Krontz, Delbert Sawyer’s Add ( .15 + .04 acres R/w ) Hickory St 171300212 23-07-11-253-044 $225.75 Krontz, Delbert Sawyer’s Add ( .15 + .04 acres R/W ) Hickory St 171300213 23-07-11-253-045 $225.75 Krontz, Delbert Sawyer’s Add ( .24 + .06 acres R/W ) Hickory St 171300214 23-07-11-253-046 $225.75 Krontz, Delbert Sawyer’s Add ( .20 + .05 acres R/W ) Hickory St 171300215 23-07-11-253-047 $472.13 Krontz, Delbert Sawyer’s Add ( .05 + .01 acres R/w ) Hickory St 171300216 23-07-11-255-007 $219.63 Carnahan, Raymond R Trustee Of Raymond R Carnahan Revocable Trust Sawyers Add E 10’ S Pt S Pt (0.01 + 0.0 Acres R/W) Hickory St 171300217 23-07-11-255-008 $305.39 Carnahan, Raymond R Trustee Of Raymond R Carnahan Revocable Trust Sawyers Add S Pt (0.06 + 0.0 Acres R/W) Hickory St 171300218 23-07-11-255-009 $1,394.65 Carnahan, Raymond R Trustee Of Raymond R Carnahan Revocable Trust Sawyers Add S Pt (0.11 + 0.02 Acres R/W) 332 Hickory St 171300219 23-07-11-255-010 $458.55 Carnahan, Raymond R Trustee Of Raymond R Carnahan Revocable Trust Sawyers Add (0.17 + 0.06 Acres R/W) Hickory St 171300220 23-07-11-255-012 $250.26 Carnahan, Raymond R Trustee Of Raymond R Carnahan Revocable Trust Sawyers Add (0.17 + 0.04 Acres R/W) Hickory St 171300221 23-07-11-255-013 $250.26 Carnahan, Raymond R Trustee Of Raymond R Carnahan Revocable Trust Sawyers Add (0.17 + 0.04 Acres R/W) Hickory St 171300222 23-07-11-255-014 $250.26 Carnahan, Raymond R Trustee Of Raymond R Carnahan Revocable Trust Sawyers Add (0.17 + 0.06 Acres R/W) Hickory St 171300223 23-07-11-255-020 $213.52 Carnahan, Raymond R Trustee Of Raymond R Carnahan Revocable Trust Sawyers Add S Pt Vac Alley (182x10’) (0.04 + 0.01 Acres R/W) Hickory St 171300224 23-07-11-276-016 $1,642.45 Carnahan, Raymond R Op E1/2 402 S Broadway St 171300227 23-07-11-277-007 $827.87 Wallace, Jon Sr. & Robin Op E1/2 Walnut St 171300228 23-07-11-277-008 $8,036.68 Wallace, Jon Sr. & Robin Op E1/2 145 Walnut St 171300229 23-07-11-277-009 $3,046.30 Boyer, Steven J & Barbara J Op W Cherry St 171300230 23-07-11-277-024 $753.18 Rosales, Tracy Op 109 Wal-nut St 171300233 23-07-11-278-025 $4,117.41 Chorpenning, John L. & Norma L. Hubbell’s Add ( .19 + .08 acres R/W ) Hickory St 171300234 23-07-12-102-003 $302.03 Davis, Perry L. Danf Add E 6’ E Main St 171300235 23-07-12-104-008 $2,831.76 Hunter Capital Ventures Inc. Danforth’s Addition (ex E 10’) 405 E Oak St 171300237 23-07-12-106-010 $2,800.03 Soule, Paul E. & Mary Danforth Add 206 S Canal St 171300238 23-07-12-107-002 $1,148.98 Stallings, Carolyn S. Dan-forth’s Add Ex 5x56’ Ne Cor 306 E Oak St 171300240 23-07-12-126-002 $397.27 Carnahan, Raymond R Eg-new’s Add E 20’ E Main St 171300241 23-07-12-126-003 $2,672.95 Carnahan, Raymond R Egnew’s Add 508 E Main St 171300242 23-07-12-151-007 $976.31 McNamara, David Scott Pt NW1/4 (66x120’) NW1/4 120 E Wil-low St 171300243 25-05-04-177-005 $256.40 Smith, Richard W. & Betty J. Top Add E 5’ Depot St 171300244 25-05-04-177-010 $229.85 Smith, Richard W. & Betty J. Top Add (18x33’ Se Cor) Bridge St 171300246 25-05-04-177-017 $587.16 Cox, Lionel D. & Anita F. Topping’s Add 16 1/2’ W Side Tip Top St 171300247 25-05-04-203-002 $1,871.29 Hunter, Merrill L. Op E 57 1/2’ 103 Michigan Ave 171300248 25-05-04-203-004 $607.81 Hunter, Merrill L. Op E 57 1/2’ Michigan Ave 171300249 25-05-04-203-014 $1,435.51 Hunter, Merrill L. Op Mich-igan Ave 171300250 25-05-04-203-020 $723.98 Derrow, Timothy A. Op Mich-igan Ave 171300251 25-05-04-203-021 $706.17 Derrow, Timothy A. Op 115 Walnut St 171300252 26-05-33-426-005 $6,943.64 Montel, Edward F. & Judy K. In Se1/4 816 N Randolph St 171300253 26-05-33-426-010 $457.40 Ocker, Paul S. Pt Se1/4 W Railroad St 171300254 26-05-33-429-007 $650.25 Moore, Brett M. & Kandra J. Irvine’s Addition N Randolph St 171300255 26-05-33-429-008 $703.72 Moore, Brett M. & Kandra J. Irvine’s Addition N Randolph St 171300256 26-05-33-429-009 $5,478.10 Moore, Brett M & Kandra J Irvine’s Addition 708 N Randolph St 171300257 26-05-33-429-010 $9,247.76 Mosley, Floyd & Georgina Irvin Add 706 N Randolph St

171300258 26-05-33-481-001 $581.73 Simpson, Clarence L. & Ter-rie A. & Simpson, Donnie R. Op 215 W Baltimore St 171300259 26-05-33-481-002 $705.86 Simpson, Clarence L. & Terrie A. & Simpson, Donnie R. Op N Peters St 171300260 26-05-33-481-003 $599.23 Simpson, Clarence L. & Terrie A. & Simpson, Donnie R. Op N Peters St 171300261 26-05-33-481-021 $7,133.16 NET NET LLC Op 406 N Cowen St 171300262 26-05-34-152-022 $5,833.40 Bowers, Mikell Iron Horse Crossing Sec I 1117 N Franklin St 171300263 26-05-34-306-010 $990.06 Isham, Robert G. Ozmun’s 1st Add Ex W 12’ E Covell St 171300264 26-05-34-306-011 $1,096.33 Isham, Robert G. Ozmuns 1st Addition E Covell St 171300265 26-05-34-306-012 $661.79 Isham, Robert G. Ozmun’s 1st Addition 612 N Franklin St 171300266 26-05-34-353-020 $646.66 Picklesimer, Jacob R Op N Walsh St 171300267 26-05-34-353-021 $651.78 Picklesimer, Jacob R Op N Walsh St 171300268 26-05-34-353-022 $705.70 Picklesimer, Jacob R Op N Walsh St 171300269 26-05-34-353-023 $705.70 Picklesimer, Jacob R Op N Walsh St 171300270 26-05-34-353-024 $872.15 Picklesimer, Jacob R Op 500 N Walsh St 171300272 26-05-34-357-019 $1,799.78 Hornbeak, Kurtis & April Op N Walsh St 171300273 26-05-34-357-020 $10,868.90 Hornbeak, Kurtis & April Op 408 N Walsh St 171300274 26-09-03-103-005 $407.15 Home Opportunity LLC Uh-les Add E1/2 E Quincy St 171300275 26-09-03-106-014 $6,488.61 Frost, Lucinda M. Jones Sub ( .06 + 0.01 acres R/W ) 202 E King St 171300276 26-09-03-112-010 $4,124.35 Sobieski, William L. & Ja-nis M. Op S Randolph St 171300277 26-09-03-112-011 $3,948.27 Sobieski, William L. & Ja-nis M. Op 216 S Randolph St 171300278 26-09-03-128-003 $7,249.04 Rodman, Ronald Keyser Addition E 1/2 505 E Quincy St 171300279 26-09-03-128-004 $3,180.07 Rodman, Ronald Keyser Add E Quincy St 171300280 26-09-03-132-016 $11,875.78 Rodman, Ronald L. Key-ser Add 111 S Walsh St 171300281 26-09-03-132-017 $744.94 Rodman, Ronald L. Keyser Add N 4’ W 1/2 S Walsh St 171300282 26-09-03-133-007 $470.99 Claxton, Craig D. Keyser Add S Harrison St 171300283 26-09-03-152-016 $3,562.72 Jones, Mary Jane Cowen Add W 32’ E Houston St 171300284 26-09-03-152-017 $15,837.05 Jones, Mary Jane Cowen Add W 32’ 111 E Houston St 171300285 26-09-03-152-018 $1,560.57 Jones, Mary Jane Cowen Add W 32’ E Houston St 171300286 26-09-03-152-019 $1,816.05 Short, Everett & Cynthia Cowen Add 53’ Mid Pt E Houston St 171300287 26-09-03-152-020 $3,921.15 Short, Everett & Cynthia Cowen Add 53’ Mid Pt 115 E Houston St 171300288 26-09-03-152-021 $1,066.72 Short, Everett & Cynthia Cowen Add 53’ Mid Pt E Houston St 171300290 26-09-03-176-004 $257.32 Maples, Brenda G Keyser Add S 1/2 S Walsh St 171300291 26-09-03-176-005 $758.22 Maples, Brenda G Keyser Add 309 S Walsh St 171300292 26-09-03-176-006 $712.76 Maples, Brenda G Keyser Add S Walsh St 171300293 26-09-03-176-007 $473.05 Maples, Brenda G Keyser Add N20’ S Walsh St 171300295 26-09-03-176-014 $2,463.80 Sobieski, William & Janis M. Keyser Add 300 S Harrison St 171300296 26-09-03-176-015 $706.79 Sobieski, William & Janis M. Keyser Add S Harrison St 171300299 26-09-03-226-003 $1,386.47 Murray, Glenn R. & Viola Toland Add South Rd 171300300 26-09-03-231-010 $1,020.49 Butler, Lissa Toland’s Add N 7th St 171300302 26-09-03-306-005 $5,516.45 Arbil, Inc. Thomas South Add ( W 85’) S Randolph St 171300303 26-09-03-306-006 $30,015.49 Arbil, Inc. Thomas South Add (w 85’) 819 S Randolph St 171300304 26-09-03-312-001 $6,497.87 Zartman, Allen E. & Mary Etta Hills Add 801 S Lee St 171300306 26-09-03-359-009 $722.68 McAllister, Lewis O. & Moni-ca A. Grimm Div 1201 S Lee St 171300307 26-09-03-359-010 $377.17 McAllister, Lewis O. & Moni-ca A. Grimm Div N1/2 S Lee St 171300308 26-09-04-202-033 $1,144.48 Anderson, Wayde Cowens Add 608 W King St 171300311 26-09-04-202-051 $363.98 Anderson, Wayde Cowen’s First Add W 22’ W King St 171300312 26-09-04-207-009 $963.65 Farmer, Kathleen & Skelly, Greg Cowen’s 1st Add Ex E90’ 509 W Keyser St 171300313 26-09-04-228-007 $239.31 Sobieski, William L. & Janis M. Op 318 W King St 171300314 26-09-04-228-008 $239.31 Sobieski, William L. & Janis M. Op N Ijams St 171300315 26-09-04-228-009 $239.31 Sobieski, William L. & Janis M. Op N Ijams St 171300316 26-09-04-228-010 $365.19 Sobieski, William L. & Janis M. Op N Ijams St 171300317 26-09-04-232-021 $9,343.87 Gayheart, Mark & Emo-gene Op 114 S Peters St 171300318 26-09-04-233-001 $18,365.39 Berning, Steve Op 217 W King St 171300319 26-09-04-233-007 $5,675.18 Tucker, Marion A. Jr Op (Ex 10’X60’ NE Cor) 107 S Peters St 171300320 26-09-04-253-003 $2,279.48 Combs, James Cowen’s 1st Add 305 S Hamsher St 171300321 26-09-04-278-013 $930.04 Lanning, Larry L. & Carrie Cowen’s 1st Add E 12’ Off W 87’ W Edgerton St 171300322 26-09-04-278-026 $629.88 Lanning, Larry L. & Carrie Cowen’s 1st Add E 12’ Of W87’ W Edgerton St 171300325 26-09-04-401-037 $179.39 Baer Land Development Company, LLC Whispering Willows Section I Block A (pond) W 2nd Ave 171300327 26-09-04-477-008 $1,415.26 Chittenden Elbert H. Sp. Needs Trust Linkenhelt’s Addition 301 W 4th Ave 171300328 26-09-10-151-006 $2,837.65 Stahl, Beverly M. & Ray L. Sw1/4 Nw1/4 1366 S Randolph St 171300330 29-03-04-227-006

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each worked for larger pet grooming businesses but wanted to have their own shop.

In 2007, Seely’s enclosed front porch on West Quincy Street was renovated to house a pet grooming salon for the pair, but the space was cramped with two groomers, tables and other equipment.

“We were having growing pains,” Weldon said, especially when Seely was pregnant with her daughter, Aydin, now 4. “We really had to use the space wisely.”

Seely and her husband, Chris, purchased the current property a few blocks down the street at 1601 W. Quincy where a reception area, grooming areas, bathing space and offi ces have been added.

“It took a lot of work,” Seely said of cleaning up the building. “We defi nitely have a lot more space.”

And pet hair doesn’t work its way into their home anymore, she added.

M & M Pet Grooming offers dog and cat grooming at reasonable prices, including nail trimming,

They hope to add kenneling service later, and eventually hire a couple more groomers, possibly second shift options, Seely said.

ICE student Cassidy Weichart, a senior at Garrett

High School, also works at the shop.

Lots of parking is now available for customers, making it much safer than the on-street parking at the former site.

“We offer a clean, warm, welcoming environment for your furry family members,” Seely said.

The open house Saturday is to thank loyal customers for helping make the expanded

space possible, and for their patience during the moving process.

Hours are Monday-Sat-urday from 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. Cash and personal checks are accepted.

Door prizes will be given away during the open house Saturday from 1-4 p.m.

Phone 357-4521 or watch them on Facebook.

“It’s pretty amazing, like a dream come true,” Seely said.

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$3,904.27 Hulbert, Robert R. & Sha-ron Ann F Add (Hamilton) (0.17 + 0.05 Acres R/W) 610 S Wayne St 171300331 30-11-15-327-004 $357.59 Cannon, Fred J. J D Leightys Add (0.16 + 0.03 Acres R/W) Harrison St 171300332 30-11-15-327-005 $2,550.25 Cannon, Fred J. J D Leightys Add (0.16 + 0.07 Acres R/W) 110 Harrison St 171300334 30-11-15-352-007 $402.89 McCandlish, Todd & Etta Grill 1st Add (0.17 + 0.04 Acres R/W) 514 Washington St 171300335 30-11-15-352-008 $171.62 McCandlish, Todd & Etta Grill 1st Add W1/2 (0.04 + 0.085 Acres R/W) Washington St 171300337 30-11-15-382-005 $4,027.20 Nordness, Bradley J & Bauer, Christina M Pt 100x150’ Sw1/4 317 2nd St 171300338 30-11-16-429-001 $1,463.39 Koch, Stephen J. & Debra D. E D Whites Add (0.16 + 0.10 Acres R/W) Maple St 171300339 30-11-16-429-002 $1,460.56 Koch, Stephen J. & Debra D. E D Whites Add (0.15 + 0.03 Acres R/W) Maple St 171300340 30-11-16-429-003 $1,449.65 Koch, Stephen J. & Debra D. E D Whites Add (0.15 + 0.05 Acres R/W) Maple St 171300341 30-11-16-429-004 $1,406.28 Koch, Stephen J. & Debra D. E D Whites Add (0.14 + 0.05 Acres R/W) Maple St 171300342 30-11-16-429-005 $1,362.31 Koch, Stephen J. & Debra D. E D Whites Add (0.13 + 0.03 Acres R/W) Maple St 171300343 30-11-16-429-006 $8,501.71 Koch, Stephen J & Debra D E D Whites Add (0.12 + 0.03 Acres R/W) Curie St 171300344 30-11-16-476-001 $1,482.93 Koch, Stephen J. & Debra D. E D Whites Add (0.15 + 0.11 Acres R/W) Maple St 171300345 30-11-16-476-002 $1,526.32 Koch, Stephen J. & Debra D. E D Whites Add (0.16 + 0.03 Acres R/W) Maple St 171300346 30-11-16-476-003 $1,526.32 Koch, Stephen J. & Debra D. E D Whites Add (0.16 + 0.06 Acres R/W) Maple St 171300347 30-11-16-476-004 $1,526.32 Koch, Stephen J. & Debra D. E D Whites Add (0.16 + 0.06 Acres R/W) Maple St 171300348 30-11-16-476-005 $1,526.32 Koch, Stephen J. & Debra

D. E D Whites Add (0.16 + 0.03 Acres R/W) Maple St 171300349 31-06-03-128-006 $7,845.29 Thorp, Courtney R. & Jeff E. Welch & Colgrove’s Add (Union-town) 820 Colgrove St 171300350 31-06-03-301-002 $579.53 Fuelling, John M. & Lori A. Lockhart’s 1st Add 13’ W Side 480 W Union St 171300352 31-06-03-305-009 $2,187.08 Dekoninck Properties LLC Op Ex N 8’ 110 W Marion St 171300353 31-06-03-312-006 $451.25 Clark, Ralph W. Frothingham & Hornberger’s Resurvey Op N 1/3 S Wayne St 171300354 31-06-03-312-016 $1,260.08 Clark, Ralph W. Frothing-ham & Hornberger’s Resurvey Of Mid 1/3 S Wayne St 171300355 31-06-03-329-004 $146,180.37 Kitchen Quip Inc Pt Ne1/4 (s Of Hwy) Sw1/4 US Highway 6 171300356 31-06-03-332-011 $2,212.43 Kitchen-Quip Inc. In Nw Pt Sw1/4 E Marion St 171300357 31-06-03-332-012 $251.42 Kitchen-Quip Inc. In Sw1/4 E Marion St 171300358 31-06-03-332-013 $58,361.10 Kitchen-Quip Inc. In Ne Pt Sw1/4 405 E Marion St 171300359 31-06-03-332-014 $585.82 Kitchen-Quip Inc. In Sw1/4 E Marion St 171300360 31-06-03-336-002 $404.02 Intec Group, LLC Frothing-ham & Hornberger’s Re-Sur Op & 30’ Vac. St E Railroad St 171300361 31-06-03-336-003 $286.20 Intec Group, LLC Frothing-ham & Hornberger’s Add W3/4 And 30’ Vac St E Railroad St 171300362 31-06-03-336-012 $4,703.42 Intec Group, LLC Pt E1/2 Sw1/4 E Railroad St 171300363 31-06-03-355-028 $1,206.60 Deutsche Bank National Trust Company Hornberger’s 3rd Add S28.5’ S Center St 171300364 31-06-03-355-033 $1,606.09 Woodcock, Glen Horn 3rd Ad S28.5’ S Oak St 171300365 31-06-03-359-005 $7,289.38 Straley, Rick & Anette Hornberger’s 2nd Add 550 S Elm St 171300369 31-06-03-403-001 $747.95 Haver, Scott B. & Kimberly A. (Joint Tenants) Best & Mcclellan’s Addition N 5582 Sq’ N Indiana St 171300370 31-06-03-403-002 $1,251.15 Haver, Scott B. & Kimberly A (Joint Tenants) Best & Mcclellan’S

Addition N 4930 Sq’ E Marion St 171300371 31-06-03-403-008 $1,672.07 Haver, Scott B. & Kimberly A.(Joint Tenants) Best & Mcclellan’s Addition Ex N 40’ N Indiana St 171300372 31-06-03-403-009 $1,672.07 Haver, Scott B. & Kimberly A.(Joint Tenants) Best & Mcclellan’s Addition Ex N 40’ N Indiana St 171300373 31-06-04-430-001 $2,000.51 Ulery, Shelia Y. In Se1/4 815 W Railroad St 171300374 31-06-04-430-002 $3,499.83 Ulery, Shelia Y. In Ne1/4 Se1/4 805 W Railroad St 171300375 31-06-04-430-003 $443.60 Ulery, Shelia Y. In Ne1/4 Se1/4 W Railroad St 171300376 31-06-04-482-013 $18,651.69 Schuller, Michael & Cindy L McAnally’s Addition 425 S Center St 171300377 31-06-04-482-014 $1,841.95 Schuller, Michael & Cindy L. McAnally’s Addition 10’ N Side S Center St Total Properties: 321 I hereby certify that the foregoing is a true list of lots and land returned de-linquent for the nonpayment of taxes and special assessments for the time periods set forth, also subsequent delinquent taxes, current taxes and costs due thereon and the same are chargeable with the amount of tax, etc., with which they are charges on said list. Given under my hand and seal this 26th day of September, 2013.

John W. Fetters, AuditorDekalb County Indiana.

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NOTICE OF UNSUPERVISEDADMINISTRATION

IN THE DEKALB CIRCUIT COURTIN THE DEKALB SUPERIOR

COURT IIESTATE NO. 17C01-1309-EU-00074

STATE OF INDIANACOUNTY OF DEKALB, SS:

IN RE: THE ESTATE OFNANCY E. TREESH,

DECEASEDNotice is hereby given that David

W. Treesh and Douglas L. Treeshwere, on the 17th day of September,2013, appointed Co-Personal Repre-sentative of the Estate of Nancy E.Treesh, deceased, who died on the28th day of June, 2013. The Per-sonal Representative is authorized toadminister this estate without Courtsupervision.

All persons who have claimsagainst this estate, whether or notnow due, must file their claim in saidCourt within three (3) months fromthe date of the first publication of thisnotice, or within nine (9) months afterthe decedent’s death, whichever isearlier, or the claims will be foreverbarred.

Dated at Auburn, Indiana, this 17thday of September, 2013.

Martha GrimmClerk of DeKalb County

Attorney for Estate:J. Darrick BrinkerhoffBrinkerhoff & Brinkerhoff, PC101 N. Randolph StreetP.O. Box 269Garrett, IN 46738Attorney No. 3639-17

GC,00354044,9/26,10/3hspaxlpLEGAL NOTICEThe following claims will be consid-

ered at the regular meeting of theBoard of Commissioners on10/7/2013 at 8:30 a.m. in Commis-sioners Court, Court House, Auburn,Indiana.

Bassett Offic Furn. & Sup. Inc -$5.98; Blythe, Neal - $25.00; Brinker-hoff, J. Darrick - $1,955.10; Burt,Blee, Dixon, Sutton - $25.00; Covey,Rosalba - $235.50; Hardy Law Office- $3,175.92; Hendrickson Law Office- $5,020.00; Hugh N. Taylor, P.C. -$2,932.00; Indiana State Bar Asso-ciation - $108.40; John Martin Smith& Thompson - $1,887.50; Kruse &Kruse, P.C. - $2,130.00; LeagueBlind & Disabled Inc - $202.88;Nugen Law - $285.00; Patterson Re-porting Service - $91.00; Summit CityReporting Inc. - $590.31; ThomsonReuters - $822.97; USPS - $115.00.

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LEGAL NOTICEORDINANCE NO. 2013-R- 18

DEKALB COUNTYCODE SECTION 9-1-1-33

DEKALB COUNTYCOMMISSIONERSSPEED LIMIT ON

COUNTY ROAD 72 BETWEENHULL ROAD AND

COUNTY ROAD 27WHEREAS, County Line Church of

God is located on County Road 72between Hull Road and County Road27; and County Line Church of Godis a house of worship with regularworship services throughout theweek and on weekends, and also op-erates and maintains a daycare cen-ter on said premises throughout theweek and on weekends; and

WHEREAS, the current speed limiton stretch of roadway is 55 m.p.h.,

y pand the interests of the public from asafety standpoint would be enhancedby lowering the speed limit along thatstretch of County Road 72 betweenHull Road and County Road 27 from55 m.p.h. to 40 m.p.h.; and

WHEREAS, the DeKalb CountyHighway Superintendent has made asafety recommendation to theDeKalb County Commissioners thatthe speed limit on County Road 72between Hull Road and County Road27 should be lowered from 55 m.p.h.to 40 m.p.h., in accordance with IC9-21-5.

NOW, THEREFORE, BE ITHEREBY ORDAINED BY THEDEKALB COUNTY COMMISSION-ERS OF DEKALB COUNTY, INDI-ANA THAT:

Section 1. 40 MPH SPEED LIMIT:There is hereby established a maxi-mum speed limit over and alongCounty Road 72 between Hull Roadand County Road 27, for all motorvehicles traveling over and alongsaid portion of County Road 72.

Section 2. SPEED VIOLATIONS:Violators of the Ordinance may becharged with a traffic summons is-sued by any enforcement officer ofany government jurisdiction on theroadway of County Road 72 betweenHull Road and County Road 27,DeKalb County, Indiana.

2.1 The DeKalb County Prosecut-ing Attorney is authorized to prose-cute any violation of this Ordinance.

2.2 Any Court of DeKalb County, In-diana, having general traffic jurisdic-tion shall be empowered to processsuch charges as violations of the lawsimilar to other speeding violations ofthe Indiana Code.

2.3 Any existing penalties for suchviolations shall be applied to thisOrdinance and be imposed for anysuch violations.

Section 3. EFFECTIVE DATE: ThisOrdinance shall become effective af-ter passage of the third reading asadopted by the DeKalb County Com-missioners and the publication of thisOrdinance thereafter as required bylaw.

Section 4: Ordinance Codified.This DeKalb County Ordinance Num-ber 2013-R is passed and adoptedon all three readings and shall becodified in the DeKalb County Codeas Section 9-1-1-31 and appropri-ately indexed in the Code.READ AND PASSED ON FIRSTREADING:

Monday,September 16, 2013READ AND PASSED ON SECONDREADING:Monday,September 16, 2013READ AND PASSED ON THIRDREADING:Monday,September 16, 2013

This Ordinance No. 2013-R-18,codified as DeKalb County CodeSection 9-1-1-33 is signed, approvedand adopted after all three readingsby the Commissioners of DeKaibCounty, Indiana.

COMMISSIONERS:By: Donald D. Grogg, PresidentBy: Randall J. Deetz, President

By: Jackie Rowan, MemberAttested By:John W. FettersAuditor of DeKaib County, Indiana

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ALTARSTAR UNITEDMETHODIST CHURCH

Co. Rd. 68 & 11ASouth of Garrett

Pastor Jill Wright260-241-5906

SUNDAY9 a.m. - Worship10:20 a.m. - Adult Sunday School

WEDNESDAY7 p.m. - Prayer and Praise

APOSTOLIC LIGHTHOUSE

109 S. Randolph St., GarrettPastor Thomas Mann

517-617-161411 a.m. - Sunday Worship7 p.m. - Thursday service

ARK CHRISTIANFELLOWSHIP

AvillaRev. Steve Wagner, Minister

Phone 897-3627SUNDAY

9 a.m.-Praise and Worship10 a.m. - Message

WEDNESDAY6:30 p.m. - Kids Klub6:30 p.m. - Youth Meeting6:30 p.m. - Adult Bible StudyCEDAR CREEK CHURCH

of the BRETHRENPO Box 295

5952 C.R. 7, GarrettBrad Hardesty, Pastor

Phone 357-3773Offi ce hours Wed. 9-noon

By phone after 1 p.m.SUNDAY

9 a.m. - Sunday School10 a.m. - Worship

CEDAR LAKE CHURCHof the BRETHREN

2939 C.R. 15Southeast of CorunnaDuane Grady, Pastor

SUNDAY9:30 a.m. — Sunday School10:30 a.m. —Sunday Worship

CHRISTIAN UNIONBRETHREN in CHRIST

Box 38, 4395 C.R. 7, GarrettPastor Joe Laher 927-8847Church Phone 357-4850

SUNDAY9:30 a.m. -Sunday School

10:30 a.m. - Morning worship

CHURCH at GARRETT1370 S. Randolph St.

Phone 357-1829Pastor Tom Wilcoxson

SUNDAY10 a.m. - Worship service

WEDNESDAY6:30 p.m. - Bible study and youth group

CORUNNA COMMUNITYCHURCH INC.

223 E. Michigan Ave.P.O. Box 92, CorunnaPastor Rev. Richard A.

PickardSUNDAY

10:30 a.m.-Worship ServiceNondenominational Funda-

mental

THE CROSSING

Church of the Nazarene105 West 6th Ave., Garrett

thecrossinggarrett.orgRev. Kyle and Katie Lowry

Church Phone 357-5769SUNDAY

9:30 a.m.-Sunday School10:20 a.m.-Welcome10:30 a.m. - Morning worship

WEDNESDAY5:30 p.m. - Youth group, com-munity dinner6 p.m. - Youth group

DEKALB COUNTYCHURCH of CHRIST

700 S. Randolph St., Garrett“Where every Heart

needs a Home”Non-Instrumental

Church Phone 357-0738SUNDAY

9:30 a.m. - Bible Classes for all ages10:30 a.m. - Worship

WEDNESDAY7 p.m. - Midweek Bible Study

FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH1357 S. Randolph StreetChurch Offi ce 357-4755

Rev. David E. MixSUNDAY

9:15 a.m. - Sunday School10:15 a.m. - Children’s Church10:15 a.m. - Morning Wor-ship6 p.m. - Evening worship

WEDNESDAY6-7 p.m. - Prayer and Bible Study

FIRST CHURCHof CHRIST

213 E. King St., GarrettPhone 357-3625

garrettfi rstchurch.orgBrother Bud Owen

Senior MinisterChad Kennedy

Children and Youth MinisterJerry Weller, Worship and

Pastoral MinisterSUNDAY

8:30 a.m. - Morning worship9:45 a.m. - Sunday School classes for all ages10:45 a.m. - Morning worshipNursery and preschool during both services.Powerhouse Worship for ages 5 years to grade 3 during both services6 p.m. - Evening activities for all ages

TUESDAY7 p.m. - Ladies Chorus

WEDNESDAY7 p.m. - Midweek Boost, come and be energized.7 p.m. - Midweek Buzz and Midweek Connect

FREEDOM to WORSHIPCHURCH of GOD

Baseline Road, AltonaRev. Joe Freeman2 p.m. - Sunday.

Everyone Welcome.

GARRETTPRESBYTERIAN CHURCH

201 S. Franklin St.Rev. William Haworth

Church Phone 357-3534SUNDAY

9 a.m. - Sunday School for all ages.10 a.m. - Coffee fellowship10:15 a.m. - Worship with children’s church during service.

MONDAY/WEDNESDAY10-11 a.m. — 3B Fitness Class (Brain, Body, Belief) for seniors 50+

GARRETT UNITEDMETHODIST CHURCHHouston at Cowen StreetChurch Phone 357-3315Dr. Scott Shoaff, Pastor

Home of Community Care Food PantrySUNDAY

Bible Sunday9:25 a.m. - Morning Worship10:45 a.m. Sunday school6-8 p.m. - Youth Group

WEDNESDAY6 p.m. - Bible Study

LIVING WATERSCOMMUNITY CHURCH

711 So. Randolph St., GarrettPastor Dean Morris

925-1156Church Phone 357-6435

SUNDAY9:15 a.m.-Sunday School10:30 a.m.- Worship Service

WEDNESDAY6:30 p.m. - Bible Study at the church - youth and adult

NEW LIFE HOUSE OF WORSHIP

130 North Randolph Street357-4550

Pastor J.C. Banks Jr.SUNDAY

9:30 a.m. - Sunday School10:30 a.m. - Sunday Worship6 p.m. - Evening service

TUESDAY6 p.m. - Evening service

THURSDAY6 p.m. - Bible Study

SAINT JOSEPHCATHOLIC CHURCH

307 South Ijams St, GarrettFather Andrew Nazareth

357-3122MASSES

Monday - 6 p.m.Tue., Wed., Fri.- 9 a.m.Thursday - 8 a.m.

SATURDAY9 a.m. and 5 p.m.

SUNDAY8:30 a.m. and 10:30 a.m.

HOLY DAY MASSES6:30 p.m. on the Vigil7 & 9 a.m. on the day of

ZION EVANGELICALLUTHERAN CHURCH

1349 S. Randolph St., GarrettChurch Phone 357-4545

SUNDAY9 a.m. - Worship with Holy Communion10:30 a.m. - Sunday school

WEDNESDAY6 p.m. - Evening Worship

CHURCH NEWSthe Miss DeKalb County pageant in three categories: professional wear, interview and evening gown.

Kerissa Lockwood, a senior at Eastside High School, won fi rst runner-up. In the talent portion, Lockwood sang “Mama’s Broken Heart.”

Michaela Scherer of Garrett was named second runner-up. She is a senior at Garrett High School. She danced to “Runaway Baby” during the talent portion.

Third runner-up was Molly Wilhelm of Garrett, a senior at Garrett High School.

Farrah Wilson, a senior at DeKalb High School, was named fourth runner-up. In the talent competi-

tion, she performed a contemporary dance to “Fix You.” Wilson also captured the People’s Choice Award, a new addition to the pageant. Each contestant designed a box, and the audience could vote for a favorite at $1 per vote.

Akeisha Meyer, a sophomore at Garrett High School, captured the talent award. She danced to “Hot Right Now.”

Other participants were: Elizabeth Bolinger, Auburn, a senior at DeKalb High School; Mackenzie Davis, Garrett, a senior at Garrett High School; Adele Poudrier, a senior at DeKalb High School, who sang “Gimme, Gimme,” for her talent; Jacquelyne

Zahner, Garrett, senior at Garrett High School, who played a fl ute solo to “Under the Sea,” for her talent; Courtney Myers, Auburn, a junior at DeKalb High School, who sang “The Life I Never Led,” during the talent competition; ; and Jennifer Cleveland, Garrett, a senior at Garrett High School, who danced to “Wake Me Up Before You Go-Go,” in the talent category.

Judges for the pageant were Andrea Howe, director of the Miss LaGrange County Fair Pageant; Dan Surface, an entrepreneur from Fort Wayne; and Teri Hardin, the director of the Miss Jasper County Fair Pageant.

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collapsed on the upper level at the rear of the structure could not be burned down because it is too close to neighboring homes.

Whan produced an inspection report picturing the state of deterioration both inside and outside the home.

The consensus of residents Monday was to proceed to have the home torn down. Grams has 10 days to appeal the decision.

“At least we’re getting the ball rolling,” Whan said of the process. “We’re taking it step-by-step,” noting other properties in

the Altona also violate the town’s unsafe building ordinance.

The town board will meet in regular session on Monday, Oct. 7 at 6 p.m. at Altona Town Hall. A special meeting may be set on the measure later in the month, Whan added.

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The Garrett Clipper SportsPAGE 6 kpcnews.com THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 26, 2013

RAILROADERATHLETE OF THE WEEK

Taylor Smith, Sophomore, VolleyballCraig Bender, Asst. Vice President Lending

Area ForecastSunny and mild with clear skies

through Saturday. A god chance of showers

Sunday, then clearing and mild for the beginning

of the week. Lows will be in the 50s.

Lots of sun, high of 77, light winds,

low of 49

Sunny skies, high of 77, light winds,

low of 51

Clear skies, high of 78, low of 57 degrees

50% chance of rain, 71, low of 49 degrees

Sun and clouds, high of 70, low of 51 degrees

Thursday Friday Saturday Sunday Monday

WEATHER INFORMATION PROVIDED BY NATIONAL WEATHER SERVICE OF NORTHERN INDIANA

COACHES, PROGRAMS TEAM UP

Brother Bud Owen, left, and John Bodey announced two boys basket-ball programs will team up this fall.

Sue Carpenter

By Sue Carpenterscarpenter@kpcmedia.com

GARREETT — Two boys basketball leagues are teaming up in Garrett this fall for grades 3-6.

Garrett High School head basketball coach John Bodey and Brother Bud Owen from the First Church of Christ announced the God’s MVP and the Garrett Youth League will offer this program for all boys in grades 3-6 as the only youth basketball program in town.

The purpose of the program is to teach basket-ball in a way that each boy feels as though he is God’s Most Valuable Player on the court.

The goal is to instill confi dence and encourage-ment in a Christian environ-ment through prayer and coaches who are positive role models for the youth.

“This is a great opportu-

nity to expand a program that is already in place,” said Owen.

The season begins Nov. 2 with eight games to be played Saturday mornings in the middle school gym, plus one practice night per week. The program continues through Dec. 21.

Bodey is excited to have a scoreboard and referees for the program that were not offered in the past.

“This will be more of a league,” he said, with teams competing on Saturdays rather than just running drills.

Bodey added the number of volunteer coaches is also a blessing for the program.

Teams will be recognized during halftime of JV basket-ball games, as well.

Those interested in coaching must attend a coaches clinic on Sunday, Oct. 27 at 1 p.m. in the middle school gym to be part

of the program. Enter door 20. Potential coaches will hear expectations, behavior, drills and offensive and defensive drills during the session.

The $30 registration fee includes T-shirt, jersey and shorts. Evaluation and uniform sizing will be from 1-2 p.m. on Sunday, Oct. 6 in the middle school gym.

Those unable to attend on try-out day can sign up on the fi rst day of the program.

Information is being handed out at Garrett and St. Joseph schools this week, and will be available at the school offi ces.

For more information contact Bodey at jbodey@gkb.k12.in.us or 357-3853, or Owen at 357-3625.

God’s MVP programs for boys in kindergarten-grade two and girls basketball and cheerleading will begin Jan. 11.

Boys youth league, God’s MVP team up

GARRETT SPORTS ROUND-UPGirls Soccer

Garrett knocks off Whitko

GARRETT — The Garrett girls soccer team defeated Whitko Monday night, 2-1.

The Railroaders got goals from Kaitlin Wisel and Katie Hunkler. Senior night for the team is set for tonight at 5 p.m. vs. Blackhawk Christian.

Boys SoccerGarrett tops

Prairie HeightsGARRETT — The

Railroaders defeated Prairie Heights 4-1 Monday on the Garrett pitch.

Garrett scored early in the game when they strung together several passes in a row and went across the fi eld and straight into goal. Karsten Cooper scored on a double assist from Tristan Bigelow and Blake Western.

The game got sluggish after that, leaving both teams trying to fi gure out where to produce offense. With little happening, the game went to half-time with Garrett leading 1-0.

Action picked up for both teams about half-way through the second half as Garrett went up 2-0 with 22 minutes left to play on Dayton Sweet’s fi rst goal of the game on Karsten Cooper’s assist. As soon as Garrett seemed to have the game in hand, the Panthers scored just one minute later.

After both teams exchanged scoring chances, Prairie Heights had a shot that bounced off the crossbar. Garrett took the rebound and caught the Panthers in transition and Sweet scored his second goal off a long pass from Gavin Dallas.

With about seven minutes to go in the game, Sweet scored his third goal on Cooper’s second assist for Garrett to hold on to the win.

Reiley Pugh earned his fi rst win in goal for Garrett making fi ve saves, including two that seemed to be sure goals for Prairie Heights. The win makes Garrett 7-4-1 for the season.

The boys JV soccer team played Prairie Heights in a JV half after the varsity game on Monday. The JV team won their fi rst half of the season, defeating the Panthers 2-0. Jacob Kellen and Reiley Pugh scored for Garrett. The win puts Garrett at 1-1-2 for the JV season.

VolleyballGarrett sweeps

LakelandLAGRANGE — The

Garrett volleyball team swept Lakeland Monday, 25-20, 25-20 and 25-13.

Taylor Smith led the way for the Railroaders, recording team-highs in kills (14), blocks (6) and digs (12). Rachel DePew led Garrett with 15 assists and three aces.

JV FootballJV falls to

Prairie HeightsBRUSHY PRAIRIE –

The Railroader JV came up just short in a comeback bid before falling to Prairie Heights, 16-12, on Monday.

Garrett (2-3) had a solid defensive effort coupled with an offense that was able to move the ball effectively for most of the game.

Leading the way for the Railroaders was quarter-back Tanner Burns; running backs Zak Kashmer, Jaden Barker and Jordan Gunion; tight end Garrett Sutton; and receivers Kamron Yarian, Ethan Follett, Dylan VandeZande, Drake Lucarelli and Austin Johnson.

Prairie Heights got on the board fi rst with a touchdown and two-point conversion in the second quarter. Garrett answered back when Burns connected with VandeZande on a two-yard touchdown pass to make the score 8-6 heading into halftime.

The Railroaders had a number of good offensive drives in the second half, but neither team would put any points on the board in the third quarter.

Prairie Heights scored on a 70-yard touchdown run with 2:43 left in the fourth for a 16-6 lead before Garrett got the ball back on its own 30-yard line and put together its most impressive drive of the day. Burns fi nally connected with Lucarelli on a touchdown pass with two seconds remaining to make the fi nal score 16-12.

Garrett hosts ACAC rival Woodlan in a JV game Monday at Memorial Field. Kickoff is scheduled for 6:30 p.m.

Cross countryGirls improve to

4-1 in ACACPONETO — The Garrett

girls cross country team won a three-way meet Tuesday at Southern Wells High School.

The Railroaders improved to 4-1 in the Allen County Athletic Confer-ence with the wins. Garrett defeated Southern Wells 27-28 and Bluffton 17-38.

Maranda Malcolm was the overall winner for Garrett, fi nishing in 20:43. Amanda Stump was third in 21:12. Danielle Stump was sixth, Rachel Hood eighth and Raistlyn Lehman 11th.

The Garrett boys team split in its competi-

tion, defeating Southern Wells 24-31 and falling to Bluffton, 19-36. The Railroaders are now 3-2 against ACAC competition.

Conner Foster fi nished in fourth overall to lead Garrett in 17:58. Dawson Furnish was eighth, followed by Dan Baker in 10th, Matt Mix in 11th and Evan Weaver in 14th.

JV Cross countryRunners compete

at WN inviteLIGONIER — The

Garrett Locomotive cross country teams traveled to Ligonier Saturday for the West Noble Invitational. The boys were shorthanded, so they didn’t score as a team but still recorded some strong individual perfor-mances.

Micah Malcolm was the top runner for the boys fi nishing 12th and matching his season best time of 11:02. Chance Hinkle, Owen Walter and Turk Taylor rounded out the fi nishers for Garrett, all running within 10 seconds of their personal best times.

The girls fi nished 25th out of a fi eld of 29 teams. Sydney Weaver paced the team fi nishing 16th with a time of 12:09. Madison Evans ran strong fi nishing 118th. Chloe Hinkle, Natalee Garrison, and Samantha Dewitt all ran well for Garrett in windy conditions.

GMS footballLocomotives shut out Central Noble

GARRETT — The 8th grade Locomotives took their record to 3-1 with a 33-0 win over Central Noble Tuesday night.

The local squad started the night with a recovery on the kickoff. Scoring for the Locomotives with more than 250 combined rushing yards on the night were quarterback Carter Back and running backs Cameron Smith and Clayton Sobieski.

Leading the drives for the Locomotives were offensive players Beck Davis, Nathan Mauer, Colin Shafer, Jacob, Bevis, Noah Falig, Calvin Wilson, Cody DeLong and Cole Kelham.

The Locomotive defense lead by Bevis, Smith, Shafer, Joel Mix, Brenden Gallinger, Jiah Harvest, Brayden Shearer, Sobieski and Davis, plus two interceptions from Back, helped preserve the shut-out and kept the goose-egg on the scoreboard at the end of the night.

The Locomotives will play Woodlan Warriors Tuesday.

SPORTS SCHEDULENote all games/events

are high school teams unless otherwise noted

Thursday, Sept. 26Volleyball vs. Angola, there, 6

p.m.Girls soccer vs. Blackhawk

Christian, 5 p.m., homeGMS soccer vs. Central Noble,

at Albion, 5 p.m.GMS 7th-8th grade volleyball vs.

Eastside, 5 p.m., home

Friday, Sept. 27Varsity football vs. Woodland,

there, 7 p.m.Saturday, Sept. 28Boys/girls cross country at New

Haven Classic at IPFW, 9 a.m.GMS at Westview invite, Emma,

9 a.m.GMS cross country at New

Haven Classic at IPFW, 9 a.m.

Monday, Sept. 30Boys soccer vs. Central Noble, 6

p.m., homeJV football vs. Woodlan, 7 p.m.,

homeGMS soccer vs. Oak Farm, at

Avilla, 5 p.m.

GMS 7th/8th grade volleyball vs. Hamilton, there, 5 p.m.

GMS 6th grade volleyball vs. Churubusco, 5 p.m., home

Tuesday, Oct. 1Girls soccer vs. Elkhart

Christian, there, 6 p.m.Girls volleyball vs. Southern

Wells at Poneto, 6 p.m.Boys/girls cross country vs.

South Adams and Adams Central at Berne, 5 p.m.

GMS football vs. Woodlan, at Woodburn, 5 p.m.

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