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Wednesday, 01 September 2010 4:49 |
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CLICK HERE FOR LARGER IMAGE 
The All Star Twirlers & Poms group traveled to Prairie Heights Middle School on April 24 to compete at a Drum Majorettes of America competition.
Categories and contestants placing were: Tot Twirlers Class evaluation: Morgan Potts and Samantha Harris, Second Rating.
Tot Poms Class evaluation - Morgan Potts, Olivia Potts, Abi Potts, Alexis Asfour, Kennedy Smith, Shannon Daugherty, Second Rating.
Junior Small Twirl Team - Emily Ditton, Kayla Crouch, Crystal Van Houten and Kati Jones, Second Place.
Juvenile Small Pom Line - Megan Saggars, Madison Cook, Adrianna Foster, Allison Lude, Shayla Harris, Crystal Van Houten and Sydney Korte, First Place.
Fashion Modeling, 11-12 year olds, Crystal Van Houten, Second Place.
The group is instructed by Pam Van Houten. For more information on the group please call 625-2995. Registration for new students will be coming up in September.
(Tot Little Sparklers Pom Line, left to right, front, Olivia Potts; middle, Shannon Daugherty and Kennedy Smith; back, Abi Potts, Alexis Asfour and Morgan Potts.) The All Star Twirlers & Poms group traveled to Prairie Heights Middle School on April 24 to compete at a Drum Majorettes of America competition. Categories and contestants placing were: Tot Twirlers Class evaluation: Morgan Potts and Samantha Harris, Second Rating. Tot Poms Class evaluation - Morgan Potts, Olivia Potts, Abi Potts, Alexis Asfour, Kennedy Smith, Shannon Daugherty, Second Rating. Junior Small Twirl Team - Emily Ditton, Kayla Crouch, Crystal Van Houten and Kati Jones, Second Place. Juvenile Small Pom Line - Megan Saggars, Madison Cook, Adrianna Foster, Allison Lude, Shayla Harris, Crystal Van Houten and Sydney Korte, First Place. Fashion Modeling, 11-12 year olds, Crystal Van Houten, Second Place. The group is instructed by Pam Van Houten. For more information on the group please call 625-2995. Registration for new students will be coming up in September. CLICK HERE FOR LARGER IMAGE  (Junior Shooting Stars Twirl Team, left to right, front, Kati Jones; back, Emily Ditton, Crystal Van Houten, and Kayla Crouch.)
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Wednesday, 01 September 2010 4:26 |
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The Immaculate Conception Church in Ege will hold its annual Chicken and Ham Dinner on Sunday, September 12.
Serving is from 12 noon - 5 p.m. There will be games for children and adults alike. The church is located four miles west of LaOtto at C. R. 400 South and 700 East.
For more information, call 693-6269 or 693-3325. The Immaculate Conception Church in Ege will hold its annual Chicken and Ham Dinner on Sunday, September 12. Serving is from 12 noon - 5 p.m. There will be games for children and adults alike. The church is located four miles west of LaOtto at C. R. 400 South and 700 East. For more information, call 693-6269 or 693-3325.
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Wednesday, 01 September 2010 4:25 |
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The Churubusco News and busconews.com are proud to present their first video show for the web. The Lee Etzler Show is a weekly wrap-up and analysis of Churubusco High School football. Premiering last week, every new episode will be shown at 7:30 p.m. on Thursday nights. As the season progresses all of the shows will be available for viewing at any time. Log onto busconews.com and click the link to take you right to the show. No special computer software is needed.
Also, for those that can’t attend the games on Friday nights, log onto busconews.com to watch pre-game, halftime, and post game interviews with Coach Etzler about the game. It’s the next best thing to being there. The Churubusco News and busconews.com are proud to present their first video show for the web. The Lee Etzler Show is a weekly wrap-up and analysis of Churubusco High School football. Premiering last week, every new episode will be shown at 7:30 p.m. on Thursday nights.
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Wednesday, 01 September 2010 4:16 |
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The Football Moms will be selling calendars at the game on Friday night. We know you're asking yourself "what's so special about these calendars." These calendars not only have your favorite football team on them, the Churubusco Eagles, and they not only have all the Fall sports listed on them BUT every single dollar made from the selling of these calendars is put into a scholarship fund that is given at the end of the school year.
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Wednesday, 01 September 2010 4:11 |
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ALBION -- Lions and Tigers and Beer, Black Pine! While that's not exactly the famous lyric, it does announce the approaching fourth annual beer tasting and hog roast to benefit more than 80 exotic animals living at Black Pine Animal Sanctuary in Albion.
Lions and Tigers and Beer, Black Pine! will take place at the non-profit animal refuge on Saturday, October 2 and will feature several beers to taste, a whole hog roast dinner, live music provided by Cheyenne, a silent auction, and sanctuary tours. Tours will introduce guests to resident Bengal tigers, leopards, lions, bears, monkeys, llamas, birds, reptiles and more, all rescued former "pets" and retired performers.
Tickets are on sale now and cost $20 in advance of the event, and $25 at the door. They may be purchased online at www.blackpineanimalpark.com/beer, by phone at (260) 636-7383, or at sponsor locations including House of Spirits in Kendallville and The Dock in Columbia City.
Attendees must be at least 21 years of age and present a valid photo identification in order to enter the sanctuary. The event will be held outdoors, rain or shine, and some shelter from inclement weather will be available. In the event of chilly temperatures, a bonfire will be lit.
Black Pine is a 501c3 non-profit, volunteer exotic animal sanctuary that provides permanent, end of life care to displaced captive-raised exotic animals. For more information, call (260) 636-7383 or visit the sanctuary's website at www.blackpine.org. ALBION -- Lions and Tigers and Beer, Black Pine! While that's not exactly the famous lyric, it does announce the approaching fourth annual beer tasting and hog roast to benefit more than 80 exotic animals living at Black Pine Animal Sanctuary in Albion.
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Wednesday, 01 September 2010 4:07 |
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The monthly meeting of the Korean War Veterans Association, IN Chapter One will be held on Saturday, September 11 at the VFW Post 857, 2202 West Main Street, Fort Wayne.
The meeting will begin at 10 a.m. prompt with lunch after the meeting. Breakfast will not be served.
Come and enjoy the meeting and have lunch with your fellow veterans. Spouses and friends are always welcome. The monthly meeting of the Korean War Veterans Association, IN Chapter One will be held on Saturday, September 11 at the VFW Post 857, 2202 West Main Street, Fort Wayne. The meeting will begin at 10 a.m. prompt with lunch after the meeting. Breakfast will not be served. Come and enjoy the meeting and have lunch with your fellow veterans. Spouses and friends are always welcome.
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