March 2000
BUSINESS BRIEFS
 Habitat for Humanity of Marshall County is now in the midst of its Annual Membership Drive. They are looking for compassionate and generous partners to help address the growing need for decent, affordable housing in Marshall County. Habitat for Humanity is in the process of selecting another Partner Family for their house to be built later this year. They are in need of volunteer labor, money and material donations to begin building. It takes roughly $45,000 to build a Habitat house. Three generous businesses, Gibson Insurance Group, National City Bank of Indiana, and Plymouth Foundry, Inc., have offered to match all donations to Habitat through May 1st. “Funds matching” ensures that Habitat can continue to help families achieve their dream of owning a decent, affordable home in Marshall County. To make a donation to Habitat for Humanity of Marshall County, please contact John Vialard at 936-3161 (REMC) from 8 AM to 5 PM or Ellen Boos in the evening at 936-7624. Applications for Partner Families may also be picked up at the REMC office in Plymouth.
Kizer & Neu, 319 West Jefferson Street, announces it is now on the World Wide Web with its own website. The website, www.kizerneu.com, introduces the attorneys to new and current customers, listing their areas of legal experience and expertise. The backgrounds of each attorney on staff are included to assist clients in choosing the right attorney for their specific needs. Kizer & Neu has been serving the Marshall County area since 1951 and maintains offices located in Plymouth and Bremen. For more information, contact Kizer & Neu at 936-2169 in Plymouth or 546-2626 in Bremen.
Crossroads Restaurant & Lounge, 2513 North Michigan Street, has announced new restaurant hours Monday through Thursday, 11:00 AM to 3:00 PM; Fridays 11:00 AM to 9:00 PM; Saturday, 8:00 AM to 9:00 PM and closed Sundays. For more information, call 935-9945.
Holm Clinic/Fitness Forum Fitness Forum has relocated to 13940 7C Road (the former Ameri-Quest building), following the Fitness Forum/Holm Clinic fire on January 5th. All exercise services including cardio vascular equipment, Nautilus and free weight strength training equipment, aerobics and group exercise classes are available. The American Martial Arts School holds classes on Tuesday and Thursday from 7 – 9 PM. A state of the art Exerflex floor has been installed in the temporary facility to ensure comfort and safety during group exercises and Martial Arts classes. Shower and dressing room areas will be available the first week of March. Clinical services of the Holm Clinic are continuing at the Plymouth Wesleyan Church, 11203 S. Michigan St., Plymouth, with plans to move into a temporary medical facility at the 7C Road location in March. Clinical services include family practice, occupational health (workers compensation, drug screens, employee physicals), physical therapy, x-ray, lab work and weight control counseling. The Plymouth community, our patients, members, friends and family have been incredible help and immeasurable blessings during the time of recovery and temporary relocation of the Clinic and Fitness Forum. We are thankful for such a wonderful community in which to live and serve. With warm regards, Dr. Byron and Mary Holm and staff.
G & B Guardsman WoodPro, located at 2517 Winding Oak Dr., Plymouth, newly opened by Gary and Barbara Richards, is a Guardsman WoodPro franchise. Gary and Barbara, after successful careers in industrial manufacturing and sales, have turned their free-time hobby into a full-time business. They provide a variety of furniture-related services, including structural and upholstery repairs, kitchen cabinet refurbishing and deck cleaning and sealing. Their services are done on-site or off, with most repairs completed within two hours. Guardsman WoodPro is a Specialty Business of Lilly Industries. For further information, call Gary or Barbara at 935-4372 or toll free at 1-800-935-4372.
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