 Excell Driving Instruction
2403 N. Campbell Street, Valparaiso, IN; 219-548-2788, Toll Free 1-866-411-7852
Crossroads Academy 1800 Jim Neu Drive, Plymouth, IN; www.exceldriving.com
Excel Driving Instruction is the State-licensed driving school in Marshall County. This summer Excel's Plymouth classes will meet 10 weekends for 3 hours per class. In addition, students will sign up for 6 hours of behind-the-wheel driving instruction. Excel's cars will drive in Plymouth on weekdays and weekends. Excel's Plymouth classroom is located at Crossroads Academy, 1800 Jim Neu Drive. In July, classes will meet in the afternoon from 2:00 to 5:00 PM, July 21 through August 1. In August, there will be an evening class from 5:00 to 8:00 PM, August 4 through August 15.
For further information, go to
www.exceldriving.com or
call toll free 1-866-411-7852.
Manpower
322 N. Michigan St., Plymouth; 574-935-5517
Manpower Inc. was named one of America's Most Admired Companies by Fortune magazine in its annual compilation of outstanding companies. Manpower ranked number one in its industry. “We are proud to serve Marshall and Starke Counties as America's most admired staffing company,” said Julie Garl, District Manager. “Manpower is committed to achieving consistency throughout its entire network of offices, and it's our duty to bring the company's standard for excellence to Indiana.” This is the twenty-first year Fortune has published the list of America's Most Admired Companies. Companies are evaluated in eight areas (quality of products and services, innovativeness, employee talent, social responsibility, quality of management, financial soundness, long-term investment value and use of corporate assets) that are considered key attributes of reputation. Manpower led the industry in every area. Manpower, Inc. provides workforce management services and solutions to customers through 3,900 offices in 63 countries. In North America, Manpower staffing services include administrative, industrial and contact center personnel as well as the assignment of contract professionals in information technology, scientific, finance, engineering, and telecommunications.
Alternate Building Systems
825 N. Center St., Plymouth, IN; 574-936-5922 www.alternatebuildingsystems.com
Gayton and John Marks of Alternate Building Systems of Plymouth, have recently joined the ranks of independent Wick builders. ABS is now part of the network of independent builders who serve Wick Buildings market for post frame construction. Alternate Building Systems supplies and subcontracts pre-engineered steel conventional stud and post frame structures in Indiana, Michigan and Illinois. Gayton and John recently attended a new builders orientation at Wick Buildings east region facility in St. Paris, Ohio where they met other builders and in-house staff. Wick Buildings emphasizes builder education through an on-going series of company-sponsored seminars, training sessions and annual sales meetings.
Next year ABS will be celebrating 20 years of service to the construction industry.
Miller's Merry Manor
625 Oak Avenue, Plymouth; 574-936-9801
Miller's Merry Manor is proud to announce the opening of our new Assisted Living Facility located just to the east of the nursing home. This is a freestanding facility that will have 52 apartments. The spacious studio and one-bedroom apartments offer a comfortable and private setting, while providing peace of mind through safety and security features. Residents will be living life to the fullest with so many services available to them, such as the restaurant style dining, laundry and housekeeping services, recreational and social programs, scheduled transportation services, medication reminders and 24 hour security (just to name a few). Call Shelia Smith or Tracie Sroka, or stop by, for a personal tour.
Marshall County Historical Society & Museum
123 N. Michigan St., Plymouth, IN; 574-936-2306 www.mchistoricalsociety.org
The Marshall County Historical Society will hold their 32nd Annual Dinner meeting on Monday, April 28 at Christo's Banquet Center. Social hour starts at 6:30 PM with the meal at 7:00 PM. Vince Turner, Vice President of Development and Public Relations at Bashor Children's Home will present the program for the evening. Vince was a sports director in Elkhart and also anchored sports for B-100 and WRBR in South Bend. He did Play-by-Play at Notre Dame basketball games and was a Notre Dame football correspondent. He also was a newscaster for several Fort Wayne radio stations and a sports columnist for the Elkhart Truth. Vince has won many awards over the years for his involvement as a sports writer and newscaster. The expansion plans for the Historical Society & Museum will be unveiled at the dinner. This is also a time to recognize the volunteers many accomplishments. The next set of playing cards (Bourbon High School and Lincoln High School) will be available that evening. Tickets for the dinner are $17.00 and can be purchased at the museum at 123 N. Michigan St., Plymouth or call 936-2306 for reservations.
Gibson Insurance Group
333 E. Jefferson St, Plymouth; 574-936-2120 www.gibsonins.com
Brad A. Serf, CPCU,ARM, account executive in the commercial insurance division of Gibson Insurance Group, has been awarded the Associate in Risk Management (ARM) designation by the Insurance Institute of America. Earning the ARM designation requires completion of a series of courses and national examinations covering the essentials of risk management, risk control, and risk financing. Gibson Insurance Group is a multi-line insurance broker and risk management service firm employing 70 employees with offices in South Bend and Plymouth.
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