LINCOLN BANCORP /IN/
8-K, EX-99.1, 2000-09-27
SAVINGS INSTITUTION, FEDERALLY CHARTERED
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NEWS RELEASE
For Additional Information, contact:

Lincoln Bancorp
T. Tim Unger, President
(317) 839-6539


                            LINCOLN BANCORP ANNOUNCES
                     CLOSING OF MERGER WITH CITIZENS BANCORP

         PLAINFIELD,   INDIANA  --  SEPTEMBER   27,  2000  --  Lincoln   Bancorp
(NASDAQ-NM:  LNCB),  headquartered in Plainfield,  Indiana, announced today that
its  previously  announced  merger  with  Citizens  Bancorp,   headquartered  in
Frankfort,  Indiana,  has closed.  Shareholders of Citizens Bancorp will receive
 .9375 shares of Lincoln  Bancorp  common stock and $9.375 in cash for each share
of Citizens  Bancorp  common stock held as of the close of business on September
26, 2000.  Fractional  shares of Lincoln  common stock will not be issued in the
merger.  Rather,  shareholders  of Citizens  will  receive cash in the amount of
$18.75  multiplied  times the fractional  share of Lincoln common stock to which
they would otherwise have been entitled.

         Lincoln expects in the aggregate to issue approximately  884,900 shares
of  common  stock  and  pay  approximately  $8,854,000  in  cash  to the  former
shareholders of Citizens Bancorp in the merger. In addition,  non-vested options
to acquire shares of Citizens Bancorp common stock will be exchanged for options
to acquire 79,674 shares of Lincoln  Bancorp common stock, at an option price of
$8.81 per share.

         Lincoln  Bancorp is the parent  holding  company  for  Lincoln  Federal
Savings Bank, and has its principal  offices in Plainfield,  Indiana.  Following
completion of the merger, Lincoln Bancorp had total assets of approximately $482
million and operated eight banking  offices in Hendricks,  Clinton,  Montgomery,
Morgan and Johnson Counties in Indiana.






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