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SATURDAYMarch 26, 2022 TODAY’S VERSEActs 2:38 Repent, and bebaptized every one of you inthe name of Jesus Christ forthe remission of sins, and yeshall receive the gift of theHoly Ghost. FACES ofMONTGOMERYPeople who call our community their own.Montgomery County’s oldest locally owned independent newspaperCRAWFORDSVILLE, INDIANABoomer BitsCalab Chastain and Ava Schultzwere kind enough to offer nicesmiles for one of The Paper’s rovingphotographers. Many thanks! THREE THINGSYou Should Know:1Governor Eric J. Holcomb isdirecting flags to be flown athalf-staff to honor the life andlegacy of former Secretary of StateMadeleine Albright. Flags should beflown at half-staff immediately untilsunset on Sunday, March 27. Gov.Holcomb is asking businesses andresidents in Indiana to lower theirflags.2Two coaches who havemanned the sidelines forthe Indiana Pacers havebeen named to the list of the 15greatest coaches in NBA history,unveiled during the “Inside theNBA” pregame show on TNT and incommemoration of the NBA's 75thAnniversary season: Larry Brownand Jack Ramsay. Brown owns thebest win percentage of any coachin franchise history, going 147-67(.687) in Indiana from 1993-97.Coaching the team at the peakof Reggie Miller's career, Brownhelped lead the Pacers to the Eastern Conference Finals in both 1994and 1995. Indiana was the laststop in the coaching career for thelegendary "Dr. Jack" Ramsay, whospent a little over two seasons withthe Pacers from 1986-88. He tallied the final 79 of his 864 careerwins with the Pacers and currentlyranks 14th on the all-time winslist, just ahead of current Pacershead coach Carlisle. He was ReggieMiller's first NBA head coach.3Heather Hogarty, a shepherdess in Northumberland, U.K.,was showing off her newbornlamb for the cameras recently.The lamb was born with five legsbut the extra limb doesn’t seemto bother it. And Heather says it isquite healthy. Although it’s a one-ina-million occurrence, ten years agoone of her sheep gave birth to afive-legged lamb called Quinto andhad a long and healthy life.WWW.THEPAPER24-7.COMAsk Rusty – Do Immigrants GetSocial Security Benefits?Dear Rusty: I am 90 anda long time Social Securityrecipient - I signed up at age62, which I now know was notwise, but I digress. We see fromvarious sources that immigrants,legal and illegal, get SocialSecurity benefits merely byattained age, regardless of contributions. Is that true? Signed:Curious NonagenarianSocial Security MattersASK RustySocial Security AdvisorThis article is intended for information purposes only and doesnot represent legal or financial guidance. It presents the opinionsand interpretations of the AMAC Foundation’s staff, trained andaccredited by the National Social Security Association (NSSA).NSSA and the AMAC Foundation and its staff are not affiliatedwith or endorsed by the Social Security Administration or anyother governmental entity. To submit a question, visit our y-advisory) or emailus at ssadvisor@amacfoundation.org.Dear Curious: Rest assuredthat illegal immigrants (or"illegal aliens," "undocumented workers" or whatever onechooses to call them) are notentitled to collect Social Securitybenefits. It is, however, possiblefor legal immigrants to collectSocial Security benefits if theyhave individually earned theright to do so, including thosewho are the legally-presentdependent (spouse or child) ofsomeone who is collecting SocialSecurity benefits. By "legalimmigrant" I mean those whohave immigrated to the UnitedStates and have applied for andreceived either a PermanentResident Card ("green card") orwho have subsequently acquiredU.S. citizenship. It's also possible to obtain an "EmploymentAuthorization Document" whichgrants a foreign citizen temporary authority to work in theU.S., mainly used by citizens ofother countries who work in theU.S. (typically those workingfor an international corporationwhich has a U.S. presence). Inall cases, however, only legalresidents who work, earn, andcontribute sufficiently to SocialSecurity from their earnings,Three Tips ForLiving A HeartHealthy LifestyleDoctors Are Not Just Telling PatientsTo Eat Nutritional Meals, They’reGiving Them Tasty, Healthful Recipes(Family Features) Following a healthy diet, prioritizingexercise and limiting alcoholand tobacco intake can have adramatic impact on your dayto-day life, especially if youhave a heart condition such astrial fibrillation (AFib).AFib is an irregular heartrhythm that affects more than6 million people in the UnitedStates and can increase therisk of stroke and heart failure. AFib symptoms includeheart palpitations, fatigue,shortness of breath and difficulty breathing.One of the most notable riskfactors for AFib is high bloodpressure. An unhealthy dietand unhealthy habits can becontributing factors to highblood pressure, so makingadjustments to diet and dailyroutines can help managesymptoms and help you lead ahealthier life.Consider these three tips tohelp you start living a hearthealthy lifestyle.by John Grimaldi“You are what you eat” maynot be as simple as it sounds.Health advocates are bound tooffer that piece of advice nomatter how old you are. Parentsare apt to warn their kids thatjunk food is a definite no-no.And when you arrive at the pointin your life known as “seniorcitizenship,” your health careproviders, to be sure, will continue to remind you that your diet isa critical element of your lifestyleas we age, according to RebeccaWeber, CEO of the Associationof Mature American Citizens[AMAC].Says Weber, “Moms, dadsand physicians have been tellingus that ever since AnthelmeBrillat-Savarin wrote his bookin 1825, ‘Physiology of Taste,or Meditations of TranscendentGastronomy.’ As he put it backthen, Tell me what you eat andI will tell you what you are. Butdon’t be put off; healthy eating does not mean you have tosacrifice your taste buds in favorof nutrition. The two need notbe contradictory. In other words, See HEART Page A7 HONEST HOOSIER INSIDETODAY’SEDITIONA tip of the seed corn cap towhoever wins the final crowns ofHoosier Hysteria tonight. And thankyou everyone for another wonderfulyear. I still miss the old tournament,but at least we still have something.Obituaries. A2Births.A2Faith. A3 TODAY’S HEALTH TIPEating quickly can triple your chance ofbecoming overweight – put the fork downbetween bites and allow your stomach torealize it’s full.Today’s health tip was brought to youby Dr. John Roberts. Be sure to catch hiscolumn each week in The Paper and onlineat www.thepaper24-7.com.or who are a legal dependent ofsomeone who is collecting SocialSecurity, can receive SocialSecurity benefits.The criteria for Social Security eligibility are very strictand those without legal U.S.residency status are not eligibleto collect benefits. Especiallyon today's social media outlets,we often see uninformed peopleespousing the belief that illegal immigrants enjoy access toSocial Security benefits whichis simply not true. That's notto say there are no instances of See RUSTY Page A7you can have your cake and eat ittoo, as another saying goes.”Talk about preparing tastydishes that are good for you. Dr.Linda Shiue, like most doctors, isan advocate of healthy eating. Sowhen she joined a Harvard Medical School conference in 2012attended by doctors, chefs anddietitians she found an unusualway of helping her patients: teachthem how to cook healthy meals.The conference promptedher to train as a chef at the SanFrancisco Cooking School andnow she is not only an internist,but she’s also a trained chef. Infact, Dr. Shiue wrote her owncookbook, Spicebox Kitchen. Inher own words, "I like to think ofa spicebox as the cook's equivalent of a doctor's bag--containingthe essential tools to use in theart of cooking. Learning to usespices is the best way to addinterest and vibrancy to simplehome cooking."In a profile that appeared inBon Appétit she explained, “I’doften felt like I wasn’t doing See JOHN Page A7The Paper appreciates all our customers.Today, we’d like to personally thankChristine Phiferof Crawfordsville for subscribing!The PaperOF MONTGOMERYCOUNTYHigh/LowTemperaturesHigh: 38 FLow: 31 FWacky Holiday Today Purple Day Brothers’ & Sisters’ Day Solitude DayWhat HappenedOn This Day 1975 The BiologicalWeapons Conventioncomes into effect 1979 The Israel-EgyptPeace Treaty is signed 2000 Vladimir Putin iselected President of RussiaBirths On This Day 1874 Robert FrostAmerican poet, playwright 1944 Diana RossAmerican singer, actressDeaths On This Day 1892 Walt WhitmanAmerican poet, author 1827 Ludwig vanBeethovenGerman pianist, composerWrappingUp Readers'Choice 2022Want MORE?Please turn to page A4 and A5for the winners, runner ups,and honorable mentions in theFOOD category and page A6for the MEDICAL category.Stay tuned for thesecategories: SERVICE andENTERTAINMENT nextweek!Readers’ Choice is wrappedup for another year, and onceagain, The Paper’s annualpromotion to recognize yourfavorites in a multitude of categories was a huge success.Back when our companywas founded, the staff at ThePaper brought MontgomeryCounty this fun and good-na- See READERS' Page A7What a deal for churches!Please remember that any church in the county is eligible for a free adfrom the friendliest newspaper in Montgomery County. The Paper willgive small ads at no cost to any church inside Montgomery County. Thechurch provides basics like service times and contact info, and caninclude a message of faith and inspiration. The normal cost of the ad is 50 to 65 and The Paper is absorbing 100 percent of the cost. To takeadvantage, just contact Paper Publisher Tim Timmons at ttimmons@thepaper24-7.com“Listen to the mustn'ts, child.Listen to the don'ts. Listen to theshouldn'ts, the impossibles, thewon'ts. Listen to the never haves,then listen close to me. Anythingcan happen, child. Anything can be.”Shel SilversteinNONESunrise/SunsetRISE: 7:41 a.m.SET: 8:06 p.m. THE MONTGOMERY MINUTE TODAY’S QUOTE OBITUARIES50 TODAY’S JOKEWhy don’t calculus majors throwparties?They never drink and derive!
The PaperOF MONTGOMERY127 E. Main Street, Suite 103 P.O. Box 272 Crawfordsville, IN 47933main: 765-361-0100 classifieds: 765-361-8888 fax: 765-361-5901www.thepaper24-7.com twitter: @ThePaperNews @ThePaperSportsCOUNTYPAGE A2 Saturday, March 26, 2022 OBITUARIESMarie Lena (Hornyik) PickerillApril 24, 1970 - March 21, 2022Marie Lena (Hornyik) Pickerill,of Pueblo West, Colo., passed awaysuddenly on March 21, 2022 whileon a trip with girlfriends in PagosaSprings, Colo.She was born on April 24, 1970in Blacksburg, Va. to Karl & IreneHornyik and grew up in Corvallis,Ore.She earned a Bachelor of Sciencedegree in political science from Tulane University and ultimately earned a PhD in AthleticTraining from Oregon State University. She met Johnwhile working at Purdue University and they married in2004. They had their two children, Jonas and Maddieand raised them in Crawfordsville, Ind. until moving thefamily to Pueblo West, Colo. in 2017 so that she couldpursue a position teaching Athletic Training at ColoradoState University-Pueblo.Mrs. Pickerill loved skiing, camping, hiking, her catsand decorating the house at Christmas. She and Johnreally enjoyed gardening together and preserving theirharvests to share with family and friends, especially spaghetti sauce. She was an amazingly outgoing, intelligentperson who could strike up a conversation with a totalstranger and make friends in minutes. She was active atSt. Paul’s Catholic Church. She had a beautiful voiceand loved to sing at Mass.Survivors include her husband, John Pickerill; theirchildren, Jonas (15), Maddie (12) and step-son Jack (age26 of Harrisonburg, Va.); mother, Irene of Corvallis,Ore.; her sister, Galena (Chris) of Sandy, Utah; brother,Karl (Neysa) and their girls Beyza (15) and Lydia (16)of Seattle, Wash.; uncle, Chester and aunt, Daiva; and,cousin Ingrid of Chicago, Ill.She is preceded in death by her father, Karl; and cousin, Andrea.There will be a Rosary Saturday, March 26 at 9:30at St. Paul’s Catholic Church, followed immediately bya funeral Mass, with a private interment to follow inChicago. A reception will follow the Mass at the church.Arrangements are being made by Montgomery & Steward Funeral Home with online condolences available.Donations can be made in honor of Marie to the HeartHealth Foundation (hearthealthfoundation.org).Channel Catfish StockedIn Urban Fishing LakesThe DNR recentlystocked selected urbanfishing locations withmore than 2,000 channelcatfish ranging from 10 to14 inches with an averageof 12 inches. Fish werestocked here, with countylisted in parentheses. Diamond Valley ParkPond (Evansville, Vanderburgh) – 225 fish Dobbs Park Pond(Terre Haute, Vigo) –200 fish Dubarry Park Ponds(Indianapolis, Marion) –200 fish Garvin Park Lake(Evansville, Vanderburgh) – 200 fish Krannert Lake (Indianapolis, Marion) – 225fish Meadowlark ParkPond (Carmel, Hamilton)– 100 fish Munger Park Pond(Lafayette, Tippecanoe) –150 fish Northeast LakesidePond (Fort Wayne, Allen)– 300 fish Robinson Park Lake(Hobart, Lake) – 300 fish Washington TownshipPark Pond # 2 (Avon,Hendricks) – 100 fishThese lakes receivethree stockings total eachspring, typically betweenlate March and the firstweek of June.The catfish daily baglimit is 10 per angler withno size restriction. DNR’surban fishing programoffers an exciting andsafe way for families andanglers to experience thefun of fishing. Find outmore about urban fishingopportunities and futurestockings at wildlife.IN.gov/fishing/urban-fishing.Anglers 18 and oldermust have a valid Indianafishing license to fish atthese locations, but those17 and younger do not.Licenses can be purchasedat on.IN.gov/INhuntfish.To view more DNRnews releases, please seednr.IN.gov.Lt. Gov. Crouch, IHCDA Announce 90 Million In MultifamilyBonds, Low-Income Housing Tax Credits To Five DevelopmentsLt. Gov. SuzanneCrouch and the Board ofDirectors for the IndianaHousing and Community Development Authority (IHCDA) todayannounced five developments have receivedawards from the Low-Income Housing Tax Credit(LIHTC) program, in conjunction with MultifamilyTax Exempt Bonds. Thisfunding is used to incentivize private developersto fund the construction,acquisition and rehabilitation of affordable housingcommunities throughoutIndiana.“These awards aremajor investments inIndiana’s infrastructure,”Crouch said. “These fiveproperties will greatlybenefit their communitiesand the Hoosiers wholive there. Preservationand creation of affordable housing is criticalto ensuring long-termaffordability that allowsresidents to thrive inneighborhoods and tomaintain consistency intheir neighbors, schools,jobs and healthcare.”These investments represent a variety of housingtypes including new construction, preservation ofexisting housing, familyhousing and affordableassisted living for seniors.Below is a breakdown ofthe awards:Vita of Greenfield,developed by VitaInvestment Holdings,LLC, will receive 21Min multifamily bonds and 799,296 in tax creditsannually for 10 years forLt. Gov. Crouchthe construction of 110rental units for seniors ofmixed income. In addition to helping to meet theneed for affordable seniorhousing, this investmentwill provide a continuum of care by offeringassisted living services forthose who need assistancewith activities of dailyliving.Vita of New Whiteland,developed by VitaInvestment Holdings,LLC, will receive 21Min multifamily bonds and 864,236 in tax creditsannually for 10 years fornew construction of mixedincome housing that willoffer assisted living services for seniors ages 62and older. These serviceswill include assistancewith bathing, grooming, dressing, toileting,personal hygiene, ambulating, meals, shopping,medication delivery andreminders, transportation,housekeeping and laundry.Barrington Village willreceive 30M in multifamily bonds and 1.5Min tax credits annuallyfor 10 years to preserveand rehabilitate 172 unitsof affordable housing.Millennia HousingDevelopment, Ltd. isdistricts in Indiana andthree at-large members.To qualify, the studentmay be a full- or part-timeundergraduate or graduatestudent, must be enrolledthrough the spring 2024semester at an Indianapublic higher educationinstitution and live in thestate of Indiana.The 2022 Student Application and Agreement toof single-family detachedhomes, duplexes, single-family/duplex combosand one three story multifamily units. This neighborhood-campus styledevelopment will also behome to a fully accessiblepark, picnic shelters, commercial-grade playgroundand accessible communitygarden.IHCDA receives applications for Housing TaxCredits and MultifamilyBonds under the QualifiedAllocation Plan (QAP).The QAP, which is uniqueto each authoring state,details selection criteriaand application requirements for the LIHTCprogram, MultifamilyBonds, HOME funds, Development Fund and theNational Housing TrustFund in conjunction withtax credits. It also containsall deadlines, applicationfees, restrictions, standards and requirements.“IHCDA is committedto providing affordablehousing for the residentsof Indiana,” said JacobSipe, Executive Directorof IHCDA. “These taxcredits for the development of housing providesafe, affordable optionsfor Hoosiers and theirfamilies and will also create economic activity forthese communities.”The Indiana Housingand Community Development Authority (IHCDA)administers and managesthe federal tax creditswhich provide incentives for the creation andpreservation of affordablehousing units in Indiana.Bon Jovi Gives Local Bands Chance To Be Opening ActRock and Roll Hall ofFame band Bon Jovi announced today the chancefor local bands across thecountry to perform on thehighly anticipated BonJovi 2022 Tour, producedby Live Nation and sponsored by Hampton Water.Bands are encouraged tosubmit an audition videoof original music for thechance to open for theband at a concert stop onthe tour. One local bandwill be selected for eachtour date, including thetour stop in Indianapolis on Tuesday, April19, 2022 at GainbridgeFieldhouse. For moreinformation and to uploada submission, visit www.bonjovi.com. Submissiondeadline is Friday, April8.The Bon Jovi 2022Tour will launch thisspring in arenas nation-wide. Tickets are on salenow at LiveNation.com.Bon Jovi spent muchof the past two yearsrecording and releasing new music, whilealso creating livestreamperformance content andlaunching Bon Jovi radiofor their fans. Bon Jovi’s2020 was one of the mostcritically acclaimed albumreleases of that year withUSA Today calling it“BRILLIANT” and Associated Press highlightingthe depth of lyrics withinthe songs that “chroniclepain, loss, fear and deathfrom the coronavirus,police killings and massshootings.”Bon Jovi remains oneof the most prolific andsought-after tour tickets in live music today,and getting back on tourwas a top priority forthe band. “We have allAccepting Applications For Student Member OfThe Indiana Commission For Higher EducationThe Indiana Commissionfor Higher Education isseeking applicants for thenext Student CommissionMember position. Thestudent member, to beappointed by Gov. EricHolcomb, will serve onthe Commission from July1, 2022 through June 30,2024.The student member is afull voting member of theCommission for HigherEducation, which is a14-member coordinatingbody for the state’s publicpostsecondary educationsystem. In addition to thestudent member, the Commission consists of onefaculty representative, onerepresentative from eachof the nine congressionalacquiring and rehabilitating Stonekey Apartmentson the southeast side ofIndianapolis. The renovation of the property willafford significant upgradesto each unit. Communityupgrades include a picnicpavilion and communitybuilding where residentswill have access to services such as a residentliaison, resident activitiesprogramming and neighborhood watch.Carriage House of Kendallville will receive 9Min multifamily bonds and 565,183 in tax creditsannually for 10 yearsto preserve 150 units ofaffordable housing. TheGene B. Glick Companyproject consists of 1-bedroom garden style unitsand 2- and 3-bedroomtownhome-style unitsthroughout 18 buildings.The scope of rehabilitation includes replacementof siding, windows androofs; replacement ofHVAC systems; replacement and upgrades tocabinets, appliances andplumbing and bathroomfixtures.Beechwood Courtwill receive 8.7M inmultifamily bonds and 876,204 in tax creditsannually for 10 years tocreate 83 units of affordable housing in NewAlbany. Southern IndianaCommunity HousingCorp. will build on thevacant land of an existingpublic housing site thatwill be demolished tomake way for the redevelopment. The development will feature a mixServe will be accepted viaemail (preferred), regularmail, express mail or fax.Candidates for the studentmember position mustsubmit the application, twoletters of recommendationand a signed agreementto serve by midnight onFriday, April 1, 2022.The Commission’s Student Nominating Committee will review applicationsand notify those that willbe selected for in-personinterviews by Friday,April 22. Interviews willtake place on Friday, April29 at the Commission’soffice in downtown Indianapolis. All applicantswill receive notificationas to whether or not theNominating Committeehas selected them for theGovernor’s consideration.Visit www.in.gov/che/4874.htm or emaillwalker@che.in.gov formore information.missed touring and weknow that nothing canreplace the energy of alive show for the fans orthe band,” said Jon BonJovi.About Bon Jovi:Over an illustriouscareer spanning morethan three decades sincetheir formation in 1983,Bon Jovi has earnedtheir place among globalrock royalty and wasinducted into the Rock& Roll Hall of Fame aswell as the SongwritersHall of Fame. With over130 million albums soldworldwide, and extensivecatalog of hit anthems,thousands of concerts performed in more than 50countries for more than35 million fans, and ticketgrosses well over 1billion around the worldin the last decade alone.Bon Jovi is the consummate rock and roll band.Waynetown BaptistChurchService: Sunday 10:30 amChildren’s ChurchCasual Clothes, Everybody WelcomeTraditional and ComtemporaryService times:10:02 am on SundaysWednesday night prayer meetingat 6:30 pm.Never miss a public notice on legal .comThePaper24-7.comA family for everyoneAfter it prints in your local newspaper, it goes online:
The PaperOF MONTGOMERYCOUNTYThe Paper of Montgomery CountySaturday, March 26, 2022A3FAITHINCLUDE YOUR INFORMATION The Paper of Montgomery County is asking churches to send us church news by noon on Thursday. Information can be e-mailed to: churchnews@thepaper24-7.comThe following is a listing of church services and various programs that organizations around Montgomery County have sent The Paper. If you would like to have your church information included in this free listing, simplye-mail it to churchnews@thepaper24-7.com by Monday for the Wednesday Print Edition.There may be closures due to health concerns with the COVID-19 pandemic.FREEDOM BAPTIST CHURCHIf you’re looking for something special to do this Christmas, FreedomBaptist Church near Waveland has you covered! On Sunday morning Dec12 at 9:30, we will be featuring acclaimed jazz pianist Luke Gillespie ina free concert of Christmas music. Gillespie is Professor of Jazz Studiesat Indiana University Jacobs School of Music and has performed withDavid Baker, Buselli-Wallarab Jazz Orchestra, Sylvia McNair, Ann-Margret,Arturo Sandoval, and many others. Stick around for coffee and donutsfollowing the program. Freedom Baptist Church is on SR 234 west, justminutes west of the intersection at SR 234 and SR 47. You won’t want tomiss this!NEW MARKET FIRST BAPTIST-The Lord’s Closet will be open from 9:00 a.m.-12:00 pm. this Saturday.Lots of clothing. This is the last week for winter clothing. We will bereplacing them with spring and summer clothing. Everything is free.Donations are accepted at this time also Sunday morning will be HolyGrounds and Sunday School at 9:00 a.m There are classes for all ages.Worship service will be at 10:00 a.m .with child care and jr. church. OnWednesday evening at 7:00 p.m. we have Bible Study in which we arestudying ACTS. Everyone is welcome to attend. We are located at 206 S,First St. in New MarketFIRST CHRISTIAN CHURCHNEW MARKET CHRISTIAN CHURCHChurch News for Saturday, March 26, 2022 from New Market ChristianChurchThe Sanctuary as well as the Drive-in Parking Lot are open for Worshipheld at 10:00 am. Tony Thomas will speak on “Cries from the Cross: WhyHave You Forsaken Me?” His text is from Matthew 27:45-46. SUNDAY SCHOOL begins at 9:00 am. COFFEE & DONUT FELLOWSHIP isat 8:30 am the first Sunday of each month. The next fellowship is April 3. The worship service and Sunday school are open to everyone.Southside Churchof Christ153 E 300 South ndays:Worship at 10:30 amWednesday Night Bible Study 7 pmChrist’s United Methodist ChurchPastor Dirk CaldwellWe’re here and wecan hardly waitto see youSundays at 11 a.m.!Sundays: Worship (Casual Traditional/Family Friendly/Childcare) - 10:15am, Adult Faith Learning/Sunday School - 9:15 am, Good News Cafe 9:15 am, Wednesdays: WOW! - Mid-week Youth Program (Grades 1-12)- 4:30 - 7 pm, Faith Learning and Dinner, Rev. Darla Goodrich, We arelocated at: 211 S. Walnut St. Crawfordsville IN 47933 Telephone: 765362-4812YOUNG’S CHAPEL CHRISTIAN CHURCHIf contemporary worship is not your preference, then you Mightwant to visit us. A small country Bible based church made up ofvery friendly, compassionate, loving people. A church where everyone knows everyone’s name. You will be warmly welcomed here.Why not try us out? 4527 North 200 East, Crawfordsville BibleStudy 9:30 a.m. Worship 10:30 am.One WayPentecostalApostolic Church802 Mill St. CrawfordsvillePastor Steve Lee and his wife, Tamara,invite you all to their spirit-filled churchServicesSunday at 2 pmWednesday Evening Bible Study7 pmSaturday evening(speaking spanish service)at 7 pmNew MarketChristianChurch300 S. Third Street New Market(765) 866-0421Dr. Gary Snowden, MinisterSunday Worship at 10:00 amin the Family Life Center(Masks Encouraged)or in the Parking Lot Tuned to 91.5 FMNo Sunday School at This Time909 E Main Street tnmcc@sbcglobal.net newmarketcc.orgVisit Us on FacebookLivestreamed and archived at christsumc.orgClick the video tab, then the Livestream -Watch us on our FB pageWe Exist to Worship God,Love One Another &Reach Out to Our NeighborsChurch Service at 10 am124 West Elm Street Ladoga(765) c.comFriendshipBaptist Church1981 West Oak Hill Road CrawfordsvilleRomans 15:13Follow us on FacebookSunday school 9:30 amChurch 10:30 amWednesday Bible Study 4 pmLiberty Chapel ChurchWOODLAND HEIGHTS CHRISTIAN CHURCHWoodland Heights Christian Church468 N Woodland Heights DriveCrawfordsville IN 47933-9689Telephone Number: 765-362-5284Fax Number: 765-362-6641Lead Minister: Tim LuekingWorship Minister: Wayne WilkinsonYouth Minister: Bryson FeeseWorship Service Times for Sunday:Traditional service at 8:15a.m. & Contemporary service at 10:30a.m. AllSunday School classes at 9:30a.m., Children’s classes for birth to 5thgrade at 10:30a.m. All services will be streamed live on our live.whcc.usplatform, Facebook, YouTube, and Twitter.Pray Like Jesus: Praying in Pursuit of Provision – Matthew 6:11NEW MARKET UNITED METHODIST CHURCHReverend William “Bill” Pike Office: 765- 866-0703 email: bill.pike@inumc.org. Please come join our small town church for a friendly churchservice using hymnals and the rituals of church that you grew up with.101 East Main Street, P.O. Box 326, New Market, IN 47965.Office Phone: 765-866-0703 www.newmarketumc.orgFacebook.com New Market United Methodist Church IndianaOpen Hearts--Open Minds--Open Doors Sunday School 9:30 andWorship Service 10:45Hickory Bible Church104 Wabash New RichmondSunday Services:Breakfast and Bible - 9:30Church - 10:30a small churchwith a big heart!Dr. Curtis Brouwer, Pastor765-918-4949Helpingpeople tofollow Jesusand loveeverybody!2746 S US Highway 231CrawfordsvilleServices:Thursday night at 6:30Sunday mornings at 10:30Both services are streamedSunday Worship 10:00 AMin person or on Facebook atPhil urch Services:Sunday School 9:00 AMSunday School 9 amChurch 10 amWednesday Children’s AwanaProgram6 pm-8 pmGarfield ApostolicChristian4485 E 300 N CrawfordsvilleServicesSunday at 10 amTuesday Prayer Meeting6 pm - 7 pmThursday Bible Study6:30 pm - 8 pmPastor Clint FinkEmail: lindenum@tctc.comWebsite: lindenumchurch.org“Making disciples of Jesus Christ forthe transformation of the world.”
Saturday, March 26, 2022A4The Paper of Montgomery CountyReaders’ Choice 2022 Results - Food Category BakeryWinner – Jack’sDonutsRunner Up – Maxine’son GreenHonorable Mentions –Warehouse Bakery, Kroger, Wal-Mart, Casey’sGeneral Store**** Banquet FacilityWinner – StoneCreek Lodge& Cakes, Bon Appetit,Robin Pirtle, Francis andMount, Miller QualityMeats, Harry’s Hideout**** Chinese/Japanese RestaurantWinner – BeijingRunner Up – ChinaBuffetHonorable Mentions –China Inn, Yamato’s**** Coffee ShopWinner – JoshuaCupRunner Up – Crawfordsville Country ClubHonorable Mentions– Historic Ladoga – OldNormal, Cochran’s,Eagles, Hidden HollowFarms****Runner Up – Good ToGo XpressoHonorable Mentions– 1832 Brew, Jack’sDonuts, Starbucks**** Fast FoodRestaurant Bar and GrillWinner – BackstepBrewing Co.Winner – Culver’sRunner Up – Wendy’sHonorable Mentions –Steak n Shake, Beijing,Buffalo Wild Wings,Subway (US 231)****Runner Up – Applebee’sHonorable Mentions –Canning Factory, Barefoot Burger, WavelandPub, Francis and Mount**** C
The Paper OF MONTGOMERY COUNTY 127 E. Main Street, Suite 103 P.O. Box 272 Crawfordsville, IN 47933 main: 765-361-0100 classifieds: 765-361-8888 fax: 765-361-5901 www.thepaper24-7.com twitter: @ThePaperNews @ThePaperSports PAGE A2 Saturday, March 26, 2022
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