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Police to offer personal safety course for women

By R. DAVID MCLAUGHLIN
Correspondent

On Thursday, the Ligonier Police Department will offer a two-hour personal safety course for women from 6 to 8 p.m.

The SAFE (Self-Defense Awareness and familiarization Exchange) program is a cooperative effort with the National Self-Defense Institute and will take place at the Ligonier Police Department in downtown Ligonier.

There is a $10 fee, which must be paid in advance. SAFE is an initiative to stop violence against teenagers and adult women.

Adam Amsden, a Ligonier police officer, will assist Police Chief Bryan Shearer with the class.

The course includes a video, information sharing and demonstration and presentation of self-defense technique. To register for the course, call the police department at (260) 894-4111.

American Red Cross blood drive



The West Noble American Red Cross is having a blood drive today at Ligonier United Methodist Church on Townline Road from noon until 6 p.m.

Donors must be at least 17 years old, weigh no less than 110 pounds and be in general good health.

Donors must also provide identification. Donors today or in any blood drives through September 7 will be entered in a weekly drawing for a Meijer gift card worth $500.

Contact the American Red Cross at 1-800-GIVELIFE for details or to schedule an appointment.

Open House for Rev. John Lutton



The Rev. John Lutton will be honored Saturday on his 70th birthday with an open house from 1 to 4 p.m.

The event will be hosted by family members, friends and the congregation of his church, Ligonier Church of the Nazarene. Lutton has served as senior pastor at the church for more than 30 years, and has served as a member of the Ligonier City Council for much of that time.

The open house will take place at Ligonier Evangelical Church, 1911 Lincolnway South. The family requests no gifts.

Operation Foundation

Check the Operation Foundation Web site at www.operationfoundation.com for details of this year’s citywide renewal projects scheduled for July 22-29.

Applications for submitting projects can be downloaded from the group’s Web site, www.operationfoundation.com, or picked up at the Ligonier Police Department or City Hall.

New features for this summer include an evening meal for volunteers and an 8- to 12-year-old work group.

Two houses will be demolished and the planners have added stump grinding to the project list.

The first 500 volunteers will receive T-shirts.

Leaders to contact for more details are Dave Hilbish at dave@operationfoundation.com, Matt Kreager at matt@operationfoundation.com and Chris Fought at chris@operationfoundation.com. Fought can also be reached by phone at (260) 894-2839.

Noble County Community Fair



The 2009 Noble county Community Fair will be the week of July 18-25 at the county fairgrounds in Kendallville.

Tickets for the grandstand shows are on sale in the Noble County Extension Office in Albion.

Grandstand shows include:

• July 19 — NTPA Truck & Tractor Pull (adults, $8, and children 10 and younger, $5);

• July 20 — Motocross Racing (adults, $8; children 10 and younger, $5; pit pass, $10, ages 16 or older);

• July 21 — Micro Sprints & Kendallville CART Club Racing (adults, $8; children 10 and younger, $5; pit pass $25, 16 or older);

• July 22 — Eli Young Band with Jessica Harp ($10 general admission);

• July 23 — Wagon Wheel Rodeo (adults, $10; children 10 and younger, $5; stage-side seating, $12); and

• July 24 — Farmers Night Out — Combine & Truck Demolition Derby.

Marshmallow Queen Pageant



The 2009 Marshmallow Queen Pageant will take place Sept. 3 at Stone’s Hill Community Church in Ligonier, and is open to contestants living within the West Noble school district, and attending grades 8 through 11.

Interested girls should contact Margarita White at (260) 894-9016. The $35 entry fee can be paid by a sponsor such as a church, business, club, or family. Contact White for other details.

Entrants can mail their forms and entry fee to: Ligonier Marshmallow Pageant, c/o Margarita White, 404 E. Fifth St., Ligonier, IN 46767.

Items for this community news column may be reported to Dave McLaughlin at (574) 533-8127, or e-mailed to rdmcla66@yahoo.com.



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