 Dura Vent Corporation
1177 Markley Dr., Plymouth 574-936-2432
Dura-Vent, Industrial Division of Flexible Technologies, would like to announce that as of May 5th they have acquired the flexible fabric hose business from their competitor, Federal Hose Mfg., Painesville, OH. Keeping in line with the similar style of current manufacturing equipment, this acquisition brings a list of OEM customers such as W.W. Grainger, MSC Supply, Tuthill Corp (Coppus Blowers), NFS-RPS Radiation Detection Services, and many others. They would like to say "Thank You " to the people of LandStar and KBT in their help with the logistics of transportation that made this a quick and smooth process.
Edward Jones
111 N. Michigan St., Plymouth; 574-935-3909; www.edwardjones.com
Christy Keller has been promoted to senior branch office administrator at the downtown Plymouth office of the financial-services firm Edward Jones. Keller has lived in the Plymouth area for 31 years and has been with Edward Jones the past 3 1/2 years. John Chamberlin, this office's Edward Jones representative, said Keller is very deserving of the promotion. A branch office administrator's, responsibilities for the daily operation of the office, include providing client service, supporting marketing activities and staying updated on technological advances. To be named a senior branch office administrator, an individual must meet specific training requirements, demonstrate exceptional performance when completing office responsibilities, handle the complex tasks associated with running a high-volume office, and typically must have a least five years experience with the firm. Edward Jones, traces its roots to 1871, advises individual investors exclusively and currently serves nearly 6 million clients. The firm offers its clients a variety of investments, including certificates of deposit, taxable and non-taxable bonds, stocks and mutual funds. Edward Jones is the largest firm in the nation in terms of branch offices, and currently has more than 8,700 offices in the US and through its affiliates, in Canada and the United Kingdom.
Marshall County 2003 RELAY FOR LIFE
Centennial Park, Tennis Court Pavilion, Plymouth, IN
Saturday & Sunday, June 28-29
Starts Saturday at 6:00 PM, Ends Sunday at 6:00 AM
This is a signature fund-raising event in the fight against cancer. This year the event has an 'Hawaiian Theme.' Teams may set up campsites to stay overnight and join a special community of people dedicated to this 12 hour celebration of hope and homage. Activities include a 'Survivor Lap' around the track with a special recognition memento. After dark, there's a 'Luminaria Ceremony' with lighted candles in white paper sacks lining the track and on the side of the hill, spelling out the word 'HOPE.' The sacks have names and pictures in honor or memory of those who have fought cancer. This evening includes speakers, singers and bands. Food, Coca-Cola and water will be available free to participants. Face painting, Moon Walk and Cotton Candy may be purchased as part of the fund raising efforts. If you have never experienced this night of community and fellowship, try it out. Come for the opening ceremonies at 6:00 PM and stay as long as you wish. You may want to put a team together next year and participate in total. It really is a great experience.
Curves for Women
1913 N. Michigan Street, Plymouth; 574-935-5910
May 10th marked the 6th month anniversary of the newest fitness facility for women - Curves. Located in the Plymouth Center, Curves now has a membership of 350 members. Curves is a 30-minute fitness and weight-loss facility designed especially for women. It specializes in a friendly environment that allows each member to workout at any convenient time. In 30 minutes, members warm-up, perform cardiovascular and strength training, cool down and stretch. Amy Osborn and Connie Richie assist in weight-loss efforts. Corporate rates available .
MC Community Foundation
2701 N. Michigan Street, Plymouth, IN; 574-935-5159; www.marshallcountycf.org
MCCF is presenting “Estate Planning for Farmers,” Agricultural Briefing and Breakfast, June 24th from 7:00 to 8:30 AM, at the Marshall County 4-H Fairgrounds. Food will be served in the Pork Producers Building and the seminar will be held in the Open Class Building. For further information, call 935-5159.
PeopleLink Staffing Solutions
2520 N. Oak Road, Plymouth; 574-935-4848 www.peoplelinkstaffing.com
WPeoplelink Staffing Solutions, the South Bend based professional staffing organization, has been selected by Ernst & Young as one of the regional finalists for their prestigious Entrepreneur of the Year award for 2003. According to Jay Mattern, the company's Chief Operating Officer, Peoplelink was selected as a regional finalist based on a review of the company's business model, leadership team, and overall operating philosophy. Mattern said that “Peoplelink has a very contemporary business model and leadership style that Ernst & Young recognizes as 21st Century.” The Entrepreneur of the Year Award, given each year since its inception in 1968, honors entrepreneurs whose ingenuity and perseverance have created and sustained successful, growing business ventures. From their highly structured business development and service delivery program to their striking corporate marketing and identity materials, the emphasis is on leading-edge technology and delivering results to their clients. They offer a wide range of staffing support for light industrial, administrative professional, information technology, technical and healthcare needs. Their primary staffing solutions include Payroll, Traditional, Temp-to-Direct, Direct and Managed Staffing.
Plymouth Veterinary Clinic
Plymouth; 574-936-2232
Mid-June, Plymouth Veterinary Clinic anticipates moving to their new location at 1201 E. Jefferson Street, two blocks east of Martin's Super Market.
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