May 2001
BUSINESS BRIEFS
 First Federal Savings Bank
PO BOX 159, 2113 N. MICHIGAN ST., PLYMOUTH (219) 936-8953
First Federal Saving Bank welcomes Mark Faulstich to the First Federal Family. Mark comes to First Federal with 30 years of experience in the mortgage-lending field. He will be a Mortgage Loan Originator with First Federal. His area of concentration will be Culver, Knox, North Judson, Koontz Lake, Walkerton, North Liberty and Laporte. He will also be servicing the Plymouth area for the customers that have known him for many years.
The Otis R. Bowen Center
990 ILLINOIS ST., PLYMOUTH (219) 936-9646
The Bowen Center has added a new feature to their Employee Assistance Program-the EAP Plus program. The EAP Plus offers prepaid outpatient counseling, on-site counseling, two annual workshops and FREE monthly issues of the Mental Health Moment publication. This publication is a one to two page document featuring tips for healthy living. For the cost of a pop and vending machine snack, companies can offer this great benefit to their employees. Contact Kelly Murray Howard, 800-342-5653, for more information.
Ancilla College
PO BOX 1, 9601 UNION ROAD, PLYMOUTH (219) 936-8898
All are invited to attend the artists exhibition at Ancilla College from May 6 to June 9, 2001. Artists who have attended, graduated from or taught at Ancilla College will be displaying a variety of works including oils, water colors, enameling, cloisonné and ceramics. Smaller works will be exhibited in the Heritage Case located in the Motherhouse main hall as well as display cases in the Lindenwood hall and near the library entrance. Larger paintings and sculptures will be located in the library on the second floor of the College. Some works will be offered for sale and artists' biographies will be available in the College library. For further information, contact Donna Pontius at extension 343 or email dpontius@ancilla.edu.
Goebel, Inc. - Re/Max Oak Crest Realty
PO BOX 395, 507 E. JEFFERSON ST., PLYMOUTH 219) 936-7616
Jonathan Nicholas, regional director of RE/MAX of Indiana, is pleased to announce that Sam and Judy Goebel, Broker/Owners of RE/MAX Oak Crest with offices in Plymouth, Culver and Bremen, were awarded the RE/MAX of Indiana 'Broker/Owner of the Year' award for small-market offices. The Goebels were honored for their accomplishment at the RE/MAX of Indiana awards banquet on Saturday, March 10 in Indianapolis. According to Nicholas, “This award is presented annually to the RE/MAX of Indiana Broker/Owners who have shown relentless support of the RE/MAX system while continuing to grow as a major force within their market. Sam and Judy have done an extraordinary job, and are models for brokers and owners throughout the state.” The Goebels have owned Oak Crest Realty since 1979 and purchased the RE/MAX franchise in 1990. They opened branches in Bremen and Culver in 1999, and offer both the conventional and auction marketing methods for marketing real estate in Marshall County and surrounding areas.
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