Nappanee Advance-News, Volume 104, Number 32, Nappanee, Elkhart County, 7 January 1981 — Page 8

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Nappanee Advance-News Wednesday, January 7, 1981

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Dy Linda Lether man Treat minor burns witL petroleum jelly or a burn ointment. Soda and water paste or a wet tea bag are also soothing. Cover with clean gauze or sterile dressing. Leave blisters alone. Any large or deep bums need medical attention immediately. Wrap the person in a sheet, or cover the area with clean clothes. Keep the person warm and get him to the hos'-'tal. & love v Drug Store offers Red Carpet treatment. 101 S. Main St. Nappanee 773-7735

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They’re here! Tower Checking Accounts We call it Checklnterest because it interest

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Finally... you can have a checking account where you prefer to save. If you’re like many people, you’ve saved at Tower for years because you traditionally received higher interest than at a hank..'and you had your cheeking account at a hank because you had no choice. Those days are over. You can now' have both savings anti checking accounts at Tower and we’ll pay interest on that checking account. It’s just one more example of our goal to provide a total financial service to all of our Customers.

Business

Larry Swank is CCIM designate

Larry Swank, president of Swank and Heckaman Realty, recently successfully completed all the required courses for candidacy as a “Certified Commercial Investment Manager,” better known as the CCIM designation. The last of six week-long’courses involved “Principles and Techniques of Effective Communition.” With the completion of these courses, Swank is now able to counsel potential investors about various alternatives available to any investor by comparing those investments to see the greatest potential return based on the initial investment Presently there are fewer than 1,000 CCIM designates in the United States.

NW plans workshop on financial aid form

The North Wood High School guidance department is holding a workshop for senior parents who have questions concerning the completion of the Financial Aid Form (F.A.F.). Most colleges and scholarship agen-

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cies require the F.A.F. as a means of evaluation of a student’s financial need. The meeting will be held in room 501 of North Wood High School on Wednesday, Jan. 14, at 7:30 p.m. Interested parents are encouraged to attend.

l/ook at the Checklntcrest Advantages: 3* 4% INTEREST Intnvst will Ik' paid on all hinds in vour-account and will Ih' continuously conifxninded and paid monthlv. * NO LIMIT CHECKS Von may write as many checks each month as von wish and then- is never a jx*rcheck fee. OVERDRAFT PRIVILEGES lb (jualified Ohecklnterest‘customers'Tower will provide overdraft protection should you write a check with .insufficient hinds in’vour account. QUICK-BALANCE statement hat h month you will ivceive a descriptive statement that practically balances itself. Xo more sorting or filing through checks. In addition,, your cancelled cheeks will be stored by Tow er lor vour convenience and safctv.and you can ivceive a copy of any check on tvquest. DEPOSIT BY MAIL Von can make dc|X)sils of any amount bFihail.Also.if vou receive a monthly social securitv or other government ■ benefit check, lower can arrange to have that check automatically dc|x>sitcd in your checking account.

Bowen elected to Hook Drugs board Gov. Otis R. Bowen, M.D. and Freda L. Lockhart, president of CleverleyLockhart Cadillac, Inc., Indianapolis, have been elected to the board of directors of Hook Drugs, Inc. The announcement was made by Norman P. Reeves, board chairman of the 257 store chain corporation that operates drug stores in Indiana, Illinois and Ohio. Gov. Bowen, who is the first Indiana governor to have served two consecutive terms since 1851, will leave office Jan. 12. jjle will continue to make his residence in Indianapolis, where he will join the faculty of his alma mater, the Indiana University School of Medicine. Gov. Bowen is a native of Bremen and has served on many national governmental boards and commissions, including chairman each of the National Governors’ Conference, the Midwest Governor’s Conference and the National Republican Governors Association. In 1973 he was honored by the American Medical Association with its first Benjamin Rush Award for “outstanding public service and exemplorary citizenship”. Lockhart, who is a native of Welch, West Virginia, is Hook’s first woman director. She has been in the automobile business for 34 years and has owned and operated the Indianapolis franchise since 1973. She attended Duke University and is also a director of American United Life Insurance Company and the Indiana State Chamber of Commerce. She is former president of the Indianapolis Auto Dealers Association and was awarded the TIME MAGAZINE Dealer Quality Award in 1979. Besides drug stores, Hook’s operates five convalescent aids centers, seven convenience food markets and The H. Lieber photographic services division.

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Howard's sold James and Ruth Wickizer took over Jan. 1 as the new owners of Howard’s Drive-In on East Market Street. The Wickizers have lived in Nappanee for the past seven years and have operated the concession at the New Paris Speedway for the past 10 years. The only change planned ly the new owners is the possible addition of lish to the menu.. Otherwise, they plan, as James said, to “run what people want." (AN photo)

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