Nappanee Advance-News, Volume 133, Number 49, Nappanee, Elkhart County, 9 December 2010 — Page 8

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Winter brings increased risk for senior citizens Though not officially until Dec 21, winter is here and brings icy sidewalks, slippery steps and increased hazards. Falls are quite common amongst older adults. In fact, falls are the most common nonfatal injury for seniors. A fall for 'an older adult can mean hospitalization, rehabilitation and possible long term health changes: There are many factors that influence the risk of falls, such as: loss of muscular strength, balance issues, chronic illness, deficits in vision, medications and environmental factors. Preventing falls is the goal. There are many options to improve safety and decrease die likelihood of falls. Reduce hazards: Hazards may be in your home or outside. Look for barriers such as rugs, furniture, cords or floor strips. Make sure your steps and walkway are ice-free. Complete a home hazard assessment and that make necessary modifications. Exercise and training: Exercise programs and balance training can increase strength and improve mobility, reducing the fall risk factors. Lode for opportunities. Personal emergency response systems: Personal emergency response systems provide some peace of mind for family and individuals. A pendant or wristband is worn and when a person falls, they simply need to push a button. There is even a product that detects falls if a person is unable to push the button. Make sure you plan ahead. Make your home a safe environment. For more information about this or any other aging or caregiving topic, contact REAL Services' Aging and Disability Resource Center at 574-284-2644 or tog on to www.realserivces.org. Subway, cont. from Front ing Wakarusa Business Center. "Business to date has exceed expectations so far," says Giddings. "Hopefully, it jGiddings is assisted in the daily operations Shannon Fisher, who is the restaurant's manager. Subway offers both drive-through service and a spacious dining room, which are open from 7 a.m. until 10 p.m. every day. Breakfast is also served, with morning meals available at any time of the day, as well as full menu items. Thus far, Giddings notes that the the various styles of the $5 footlong sandwiches, particularly the roasted chicken breast and the spicy Italian subs, are always popular selections. The more modestly sized six-inch subs are also selling well, with chicken bacon ranch and turkey breast among the top picks with customers. "The business will certainly be an asset to the community as we offer a convenient, value priced, and healthy alternative to other restaurants in the area," Giddings says. "Our staff consists of mostly Wa-Nee residents, so some of the faces may be recognizable to customers. Giddings also notes that his commitment to Wakarusa will extend beyond his responsibilities at Subway. "My goal is to have extended involvement with the community, support local activities and schools, and provide excellent service and product for years to come. Hopefully, other businesses look at the recent growth in Wakarusa lately and consider the area."

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A ribbon-cutting ceremony was held for the Waky C convenience store Dec 3. Front Lois Meissner, Chamber Board; Nadine Lengacher, Chamber Board President Pat Russell, Waky"C'manager; Marion and Rose Haines, Waky'C'Owners;Tom Roeder, town manager; Bade Diane Swygart & Jake Revere, Miller's Senior Living; Jon Flickinger & Chris Smith, Interra Credit Union; Mike Schade, Wakarusa Pro Hardware; Scott Mattem, Keyßank.

Wakarusa Chamber celebrates 2 new members with ribbon-cutting ceremonies Waky ‘C’ offers unique bell service at the pump

Ribbon tutting ceremonies were held Friday, Dec. 3 in celebration of two new members Wakarusa Marathon Convenience Store (Waky "C") and Wakarusa Subway. The Wakarusa Marathon Convenience store has reopened by previous owners Marion and Rose Haines. The store offers pizza and deli items and a new feature to serve its community, Bell Service. Now handicapped drivers and mothers with small children can get a tank

‘Christmas Treasure Hunt’ in Wakarusa

Whether you arc searching for that perfect gift, something new to do or just some "me" time, you might want to have a Wakarusa "Christmas Treasure Hunt" ballot in hand, and seek to win the grand-prize "treasure" worth over $l,lOO. Twenty-nine Wakarusa businesses have contributed

"There is no service like this within 100 miles, and there is no extra charge.” Waky ‘C’ store manager Pat Russell

of gas while remaining safely in their automobiles Monday, Wednesday and Fridays from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. By pushing the blue service bell beside Pump #2, an employee from the convenience store will come outside to pump your gas for

items and gift certificates toward the prizes this year. A few of the first-place items include a complete new quarter coin set donated by Interra Credit Union, an engraved landscape rock/well cover from J&N Stone, an alignment and oil change from Monteith Tire, one free meal per month for a year at Miller's Senior Living and much more. The second-place winner will receive a heavy, thermal Justin work coat donated by Wakarusa Pro Hardware and fire third-place winner will get 15 free regular 6inch subs from the new Wakarusa Subway. To get your name into die drawing, you can pick up a ballot at any participating Wakarusa business or print one online at www.wakarusachamber.co m, then simply obtain a signature from five of the Wakarusa businesses listed

On November 12, 2010, Dean Conrad Guth filed a petition for change of name in the Elkhart Circuit Court, 20C01-1011-M 1-066. After a hearing in that Court, Dean Conrad Gutti wM be known as Emily Anne Guth. .Guth is represented by Megan Meekine, 400 W. Lincoln Avenue, Goshen, IN 46526, telephone (574) 537-6562. Ns*. 25. Oac. 2,9.2010 ANS7BS STATE OF INDIANA COUNTY OF ELKHART IN THE ELKHART CIRCUIT COURT 2010 TERM CAUSE NO. 20C01-1010-ES-32 IN RE: THE ESTATE OF VIOLET B.DARKWOOD NOTICE OF ADMMfSTRATON nqrov is nereoy given inai on die 22nd day of October, 2010, Jathes A NUUor and Cant Lenten ware appointed Personal fleprasarmthra of »e Estate of who dtod on October 5,2010. Hr persons naving ctwms •— —UJU - r agamsi uhs oouno, wnemer or not now rtifh. must No Vie claim hi the dßpe of me Clertt oMNs Ccrartwmn mrae G# monttia me cwsmewsiDe forever pefrea. Dated at Qoeheo, kxfiana, this

you. "There is no service like this within 100 miles," store manager Pat Russell said "and there is no extra charge." New member Wakarusa Subway is gearing up for its grand opening celebration

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on die ballot. The treasure hunt will run through Dec. 15, with the drawing to be held Dec. 17. You can see the whole "treasure" displayed in the window of Shear Adventure, 109 S. Elkhart

Loren R. Sioat *363-20 KINDIG & SLOAT, PC Attorney for the Estate P.0.80x 31 102 Heritage Parkway Nappanee, Indiana 46550-0031 (574) 773-7906 0«C. 8,18.2010 AN9621 NOTICE TO BIDDERS FOR WA-NEE COMMUNITY SCHOOLS ELKHART/KOSCIUSKO COUNTY, INDIANA NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, that the Board of School Trustees of the Wa-Nee Community Schools wB receive sealed bids In, n«mnino BlmSi.fitfn ■ *** ‘ tot neroonng eu Normwoou rogn School, Woodview Elementary School and Wakarusa Elemental School. Bide will be accepted at the School Administration Office. 1300 North Mam Street Nappanee, Imtena, unfit 2:00 p.m. (focal time) on December 212010. Bids wM be opened and tabulated at that time In the ocnoof Aorromsirauon wihOu, a fro f»1 Mesfinpli srherkistf fur December 9,2010 si 2:00 p/n. at the Wa-Nee Community ocnoots AQmfnwuauon Dunomg. MMJiltiM arirl nnnefri irdlrm Dioaing ana consiruciion snas n m aoooraanco wnn conwiscn can do omainoa from ms office of Batton-Doe-VHemae, nn wayne, manna (oomar or

Saturday from 11 a.m. to 9 p.m. Free 6-inch and footlong subs will be available with an equal value purchase. Owner Scot Giddings also suggested buying Subway Gift Cards for Christmas saying that, "You receive a free 6-inch sub and drink coupon with every $25 gift card." Both businesses are happy to be serving the WaNee community and look forward to getting involved in community events.

St., Wakarusa, or by visiting the Wakarusa Chamber of Commerce website. For more information, contact Wakarusa Chamber of Commerce Executive Secretary Deb Shively at 574-862-4344. •

posit/purchase of $50,00 per set of documents will be required. The deposit will be refunded, provided said drawings and specifications are returned in good order within 15 days after the bid date. Bidders win be required to file, with their bids, a certified check made payable to the Wa-Nee Community Schools or a Bid Bond for an amount not less than five percent (5%) of their maximum dkj or dkjs. The Wa-Nee Community Schools Board of Trustees reserves the right to waive formalities in bkkfing, to refect any or a 8 bids, and to let separate contracts or as a whole, without assigning any reason for Me action m mo promises, using ns otscroMon to determine what action wM be In the best interest of the Wa-Nee Community Schools. Vje tU wifi be awarded to the lowest respoMre Mid raiponil bis bidder baaed upon cost, •orvicoaDfwy, svwMDWiy w» ma* Bide not reaching saM office by 2:00 pjn., December 21, 2010, wE not be opened and wffi be relumed unopened to (he original bidder. Dated this 1«h day of NovwnBOfi#©OF SCHOOL TfouSTEES WA-NEE COMMUNITY SCHOOLS OiC 2,9, 20101N9130 r.