Aboite and About - December 2011

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Francines Friends coach makes cancer
screenings convenient
Mobile mammography unit is now in its sixth year
15 minutes could save your life! Thats the
message that Francines Friends Mobile
Mammography coach brings to the community,
when it sets up a mobile screening unit in front
of area businesses, shopping centers and
schools. The coach sets up at a new location
each time, to offer area women screening
mammograms that are convenient.
A mammogram is a detailed X-ray that is
used as a screening tool to detect breast cancer.
The digital technology used by Francines
Friends keeps radiation exposure to a
minimum, while obtaining high-quality images
of the breast tissue, the organizations website
said. The purpose of the program is to promote
early detection of breast cancer by making
screening accessible to all women, no matter
where they are or if they can afford it.
Conducted by Francines Friends, it is a part-
nership with Parkview Health and the Breast
Diagnostic Center.
The idea is for women to feel comfortable,
Debi Kennedy, community outreach coordi-
nator said. With cherry colored flooring, a burgundy sofa and comfortable changing
rooms, the coach is decorated with stylish
comfort in mind. The bus is also heated and
travels year-round.
Kennedy said the setup allows patients to
have the utmost privacy. When women walk
through the coachs door, they will be checked
in and then sent back to one of two dressing
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traveler
helps
women
rise from
poverty
Lorelei VerLee is the
visionary behind Creative
Women of the World, an
organization that helps
women who seek to rise
out of extreme poverty,
through creativity and
business solutions. Her
interest in global culture
was fostered when she
was growing up. Her
parents were missionaries
and she lived in Tokyo
until high school.
Ive always had a
global view, she said. I
wanted to do mission
work. I studied art in
America and I taught art
in public schools.
VerLee started her own
greeting card business in
the late 80s.
It was all done with
artisans here in Fort
Wayne, she said. Our
goal at that time was to
provide jobs for women
who wanted to stay home
with their children.
The company dissolved
after being sold, but this
did not stop VerLee.
I was always sad about
that. In the meantime, I
had been going to
Local pastor looks
to retirement
For more than three
decades at St. Michael
Lutheran Church, Pastor
Robert Bruckner has been a
staple in the lives of church
members.
Many of them have
opened cards on their birth-
days with hand-written well
wishes and blessings inside
from Pastor Bob. They may
recall sermons in which the
pastor would take a serious
topic and make them smile
or they may chuckle remem-
bering how he could find a way to work the Cleveland
Indians or Browns into a sermon. An eternal optimist, he
never waned as a fan, even when the teams weren't
playing well.
But these memories are just part of a much larger
picture of the man that has touched the lives of so many
in his 33 years at the church.
In that time, Bruckner has baptized 619 children and 82
adults, confirmed 488 students and wed almost 400
Debi Kennedy, community outreach coordinator for Parkview Health, stands in front of the Francines Friends Mobile
Mammography coach at South Wayne Elementary.
Phot by Valerie Caviglia
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Creative Women of the World
(CWoW) is dedicated to
inspiring creative business and
marketing solutions for women
around the world.
Courtesy photo
Pastor Bob Bruckner
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to local food bank
A local gas and electric company presented a $11,000
check to Community Harvest Food Bank of Northeast
Indiana two weeks ago.
NIPSCO raised the funds during its holiday giving
campaign, an initiative that reached across its entire
northern Indiana service territory. The company collected
a total of $16,000 in monetary donations that will be
distributed between three northeast Indiana food banks.
The check will be put toward the CHFBs Community
Cupboard program, where clients of member agencies
can shop for food and household items for free.
The campaign also collected eight barrels of food items
to benefit the regions food pantries, and more than 250
toys that will be gifted to the Toys for Tots program.
We are seeing record numbers so far during this
holiday season and we are so grateful for the support
NIPSCO and its employees have shown, Jane Avery,
CHFB executive director, said in a release.
Through their donations to our Community Cupboard,
they are making a significant difference in the lives of
their neighbors. The check was presented to CHFB
representatives at the Community Cupboard, located at
999 E. Tillman Road.
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different countries doing
mission [work], she said.
An email from HAPI,
Haitian Artisans for
Peace, arrived in 2007
that changed her career
plans.
I got an email saying
they were looking for a
designer-type that could
help a greeting card
company in Haiti,
VerLee said. My heart
just jumped. I knew this
was it.
She then spent a month
with artisan women in
Haiti. I found that it was
way more primitive than I
could have ever imag-
ined. VerLee said most of
the villagers had not gone
to school and at the most
had only gone through
third grade. Most could
not read, she said.
She began to give them
drawing lessons and soon
found that the artisans
were fantastic embroi-
derers.
It was all hand-done,
not done on a machine,
she said.
VerLee worked as
Product Designer and
Marketing Director of
HAPI for four years
before starting Creative
Women of the World
(CWoW).
It has been so
exciting, she said.
CwoW aims to help
these artisans come out of
extreme poverty, by using
creativity and selling
handmade cards and other
wares. Products are sold
at the store on DiSalle
Boulevard and represent
countries like Haiti, Tajik-
istan, India, Kenya,
Mexico and Turkey.
The organization also
cares about the working
conditions the products
they sell were manufac-
tured in.
Our goal is not only
just to buy the products,
VerLee said, adding that
they like to put a face to
the person who made the
products and know, what
their stories are. Its a
story that goes back
many, many generations.
We are all affected by the
culture in which we were
raised. As we get to know
a little more about the
artisan and her culture,
then we feel more
connected.
One of the organiza-
tions CWoW works with
is Radiant Hope, which is
based in Turkey and is a
safe house for women
who have been rescued
from sex slavery, VerLee
said. An item on the
product line is a necklace
with 27 tear-shaped
Italian glass beads.
It represents the 27
million women and chil-
dren who are now
enslaved, she said. We
are the key to help them
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VerLee herself has trav-
eled all over the world.
Ive been to Haiti
many times, she said. But
in 2010, she contracted
Dengue Fever.
VerLee said getting sick
sent her a message that
she should start expanding
the countries she helped.
God was saying to my
heart, Im going to have
you start expanding
now, she said. I got the
message.
Overall, CWoW also
helps women in the
United States sell their
creative pieces and work
their way out of poverty
situations.We are not
only working for women
that are marginalized in
third world, we are
working with women here
in the United States, who
through creativity, want to
rise up out of their
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said. The goal is to make
a decent living.
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After reducing his hours and responsi-
bilities at the church two years ago,
members recently learned in a letter from
Bruckner that he would fully retire.
"I would describe him as very loving,
caring man of God who has been an
encourager of people in their faith and
supported them in their problems in trou-
bled times and someone who is loved by
the entire congregation," said Harry
Jones, a close friend and member of St.
Michael since 1985. "Now, people realize
he is going to be completely stepping
back from leading."
Bruckner came to St. Michael in April
1978 and was the pastor for many years,
then senior pastor as the staff grew, Jones
said. Bruckner has been pastor emeritus
for the past two to three years.
Despite his retirement, Bruckner will
continue to be a part of the church
community, worshiping at St. Michael,
participating in the disabilities ministry
and visiting nursing homes on Saturday
mornings.
Bruckner's wife, Manna, also recently
retired from the Lutheran Health Network
where she was a nurse for many years.
Now, the two plan to spend time traveling
and being with their children and grand-
children.
An avid runner for many years,
Bruckner has no plans on stopping during
retirement.
On Saturday, Dec. 17, and Sunday,
Dec. 18, St. Michael will give everyone a
chance to offer their well wishes during
special coffee hours after church service.
"There is a sense of loss and he will be
missed," Jones said of his friend. "But, he
is still a member of church and will be
worshiping there, and will continue to be
a friend to everybody."
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Looking for a live tree for your
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area farm and another local plant center
have you covered with many options for
live Christmas trees and additional
holiday decorations.
St. Joe Christmas Tree Farm
This Christmas Tree Farm, located on
the northeastern side of the city is open
until Dec. 19. They sell you choose, you
cut, trees, in addition to precut
Christmas trees. The farm also offers
garlands, decorations, winter train rides
and free hot coffee and hot chocolate.
Located at 9801 St. Joe Road, the farms
website can be found at www.stjoetree-
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farm features. Hours are Sunday through
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ranging from tabletops of 3 feet to over
12 feet. According to their website, the
average 7 foot tree prices are from $
33.00 to $ 67.00, depending upon the
type or variety of tree and shape.
For more details, call the farm at 260-
486-4336.
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Dec. 20 is longest night of the year
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Nighttime Celebration event on Dec. 20. The date
coincides with the winter solstice, which is the
longest night of the year. The celebration, titled,
Christ, Our Light in the Darkness will begin at 7
p.m. The evening will start with a special Advent
Taize service.
The service, used by the community in Taize,
France, is based on an ancient style found in the
church, with songs, Psalms, a Gospel text, silence
and prayers of intercession, a press statement
said.
Proceeding the service, an 8 p.m. candle-lit
walk of the labyrinth at Victory Noll will include
reflections, poetry and prayer. There is no cost for
the program and no pre-registration is required.
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Military members win contest for trip home
The names of three local military service members who
won a contest to fly Home for the Holidays were
announced Wednesday by the Fort Wayne International
Airport. Army Private E2 Gregory Bolden, Robert
Hardesty, E5 of the United States Army and Navy Petty
Officer 2nd Class Matthew Art will fly home from their
current stations to be with their families for the holidays.
Bolden is currently stationed in Fort Lewis, Wash. Art is
stationed in Yokosuka, Japan on the USS McCampell. For
this military member, a visit home means he will not only
meet his 6-week-old daughter for the very first time, but
will also marry her mother. The contest was also spon-
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Hollywood comes to
Huntington University this
January with the filming
of Praying the Hours.
Praying the Hours
tells the story of a man in
the midst of his death who
is reflecting on eternity.
The film is told in eight
segments, which will also
be displayed as individual
short films, and is based
on the ancient practice of
fixed-hour prayer
observed by the Abra-
hamic faith traditions.
The final segment of
this independent film will
be shot on campus over J-
term with the assistance of
digital media arts students.
If we build it, they will
come, and independent
filmmakers in Hollywood
are coming, said Dr.
Lance Clark, professor of
digital media arts film and
communication.
Renovations to the
digital media arts depart-
ment through Together:
The Campaign for Hunt-
ington University and the
recent purchase of a state-
of-the-art RED Scarlet-X
camera has made the
program more vibrant and
attractive to outside film
agencies. Clark hopes this
is the first of many proj-
ects to come to
Huntington.
Im very excited about
this, he said.
The final segment of the
film, The Hour of
Compline, will be shot at
various locations in and
around the campus with
the assistance of 10 hand-
selected students. It tells
the story of a college
professor and is set at a
liberal arts college in the
Midwest.
As an artist in residence
at Fuller Seminary in
Pasadena, Calif., director
Lauralee Farrer was
attracted to the idea of
shooting at a Christian
college - even more so
when HU alumnus Matt
Webb pitched the idea.
We feel that this is a
terrific fit - not just for our
production but also to
have a chance to create a
little community with
Huntington U., Farrer
said.
HU students will be
used during preparation
and production of the film
including camera opera-
tion, location scouting and
problem solving such as
the development of trick
shots.
There are a number of
different areas that the
students are going to be
involved with, said Webb,
a producer on the film and
a 1998 theater graduate
from HU. Were excited
about it. Were excited to
work with Lance and the
students. I think it will be
good for the school and
great for us.
Praying the Hours
will continue shooting the
other seven segments at
various locations in the
country through 2012 with
a hopeful release date in
2013.
Learn more about the
film at www.prayingthe-
hours.com.
Huntington University
is a comprehensive Chris-
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arts offering graduate and
undergraduate programs
in more than 70 academic
concentrations. U.S. News
& World Report ranks
Huntington among the
best colleges in the
Midwest, and Forbes.com
has listed the university as
one of Americas Best
Colleges. Additionally,
Princeton Review has
named the institution to its
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Founded in 1897 by the
Church of the United
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rooms to undress. They will then go straight into the
screening room, which features a digital mammography
unit by the name of Lorad Selenia. This back room
features the machine, as well as a work station area.
Jan Miller, who works in the screening room, has
worked on the coach full-time for about a year, she said.
Working in the environment has made a difference on the
way she views the program.
She said her favorite part about being on the coach is,
the fact we go someplace different everyday. The fact
that we help women who cant afford a mammogram.
Before working on the coach, Miller worked for the
Breast Diagnostic Center, which is another partner of the
program. She said the experience for a visitor is pretty
straight forward.
They would come in, register and change into a
gown, she said. Its not as painful as women think.
Miller said it takes about five to seven minutes for the
procedure and the results are sent to the customers
homes in a week or less.
Since the coach is a screening facility, if any diagnostic
or follow-up testing has to be done, customers will be
sent to the Breast Diagnostic Center.
All films taken on the coach are reviewed by a radiolo-
gist off-site and not at the time of service.
Board-certified, breast-imaging radiologists from
FWRadiology interpret the exams.
We walk a woman through the whole path. We dont
let her struggle, Kennedy said.
She said while there are other mobile health
networks out there, Francines Friends Mobile
Mammography is the only one that has this grassroots
funding.
The organization, Francines Friends, was named after
Francine Schubert, who lost her battle with breast cancer
in September 2002.
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Francines Friends website said.
Women are eligible for a mammogram
on the coach if they are age 35 and older
and have not had a screening mammo-
gram in the past 12 months, if they have
no prior or current history of breast
cancer and if they are insured or unin-
sured. The American Cancer Society
recommends that annual screening begins
at the age of 40.
Kennedy said the convenience factor of
Francines Friends can be a major draw.
She gave the example of having the coach
outside of South Wayne Elementary
School.
Theres no real disruption, she said,
adding that teachers at the school could
come out and get a mammogram and not
have to worry about taking up too much
time, since the procedure is right there.
She also said that money might be an
issue for women who dont have regular
mammograms.
While screening mammograms may be
a benefit under insurance carriers, for
women without insurance or with high
deductibles, the coach might be the best
option.
The Breast Diagnostic Center (BDC)
performs the screening. For women who
have insurance, they will bill the insur-
ance company. If the patient does not
have insurance but has the ability to pay,
the BDC offers a reduced rate if paid the
day of the screening. For women without
insurance, a high deductible, or resources
to pay, funding is available, the website
said.
Financial assistance programs are avail-
able, through Francines Friends and
Parkview Hospital Foundations Commu-
nity Health Improvement Program, which
can cover the cost entirely.
The program is always looking for
sponsors, to help with fuel costs, mainte-
nance and diagnostic services. There are
also two annual fundraisers, which help
bring in money to keep the coach rolling.
Appointments for mammograms can be
made by phone, by calling 260-483-1847
or 1-800-727-8439, ext. 26540. Walk-ins
are still accepted, however, now that we
are in our sixth year, we encourage them
[visitors] to make appointments,
Kennedy said, adding that this could
reduce wait times.
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coach is going to be, visit www.Face-
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How to give without giving
The financial stress of the holidays
can be caused by more than
affording presents for family and
friends. It is a time of year when
reaching out to those less fortunate
seems all the more important, but
there are often choices to make in
order to do so, from cutting back on
gift giving, to donating much less, or
not at all.
In fact, nearly seven in 10 Ameri-
cans said in a recent report by
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give more sparingly to charities
in the coming months.
But new ways to give without
giving could be the solution to
stretching that holiday dollar. The
way in which we donate to chari-
table organizations is changing in
such a way that the average
consumer may not have to choose
between a gift or donation.
It is all done in a network of
good, so to speak, through Good-
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The funding effort allows consumers
to donate to local charities without
even realizing it, whether they are
out for a meal, searching the Web, or
shopping online.
San Fransisco-based GoodSearch,
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Fort Wayne Snow
Removal Corp. has teamed
up with Project EverGreens
SnowCare for Troops
program, a new commu-
nity-based program to
provide free snow removal
services for military fami-
lies with a spouse or family
member currently deployed
in the Armed Forces. Fort
Wayne Snow Removal
Corp will participate with
certified snowplow profes-
sionals from across the
country that donate their
services and time to ease
the burden on military
families seeking help on
the home front. SnowCare
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families who already carry
so much on their shoulders,
the last thing they should
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digging out after the next
snowstorm,Michelle
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Fort Wayne Snow
Removal, said in the
release. This is just one
small way that we can say
thank you for their dedica-
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service. Before the first
snow flies, Fort Wayne
Snow Removal is urging
interested military families
to register for participation
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Troops program by calling
them at 260-484-SNOW.
They can also visit the
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888-611-2956.
Participation is limited.
This program is a natural
extension of our nationally
known GreenCare for
Troops program, where
free service is provided to
military families in need of
lawn services, explains
Project EverGreen Execu-
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With one spouse left to
manage all the household
duties, in-kind service
donations by professionals
and volunteers like Fort
There are many ways to give to charities this holiday without spending much.
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Dancing with the Fort
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professional partner,
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coveted mirror ball
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Dancing with the Fort Wayne Stars awarded its 2011 winner Molly
Pelkington, and her professional partner, Patric Didier of American
Style Ballroom, with the coveted mirror ball trophy at the Grand
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If the Play It Again Sports store sign on
Coldwater Road looks familiar, thats
because it is. There was another store that
existed in the area from 1987-1998.
Ashok Dyal-Chand, owner of the new
store, said the old store was one of the
first stores in the entire chain. Its been a
13 year absence and we certainly needed
that representation.
Dyal-Chand did not own the old store,
but his background in retail, sales and
management inspired him to open a
NEW location last month. An interest in
sports also piqued his interest.
Fort Wayne and [the] surrounding area
is pretty big into sports, he said. Youth
through adult. He plays tennis and foot-
ball recreationally.
The premise of Play It Again Sports is
simple. It buys and sells sporting equip-
ment, new and used.
Dyal-Chand said about 60 percent is
new and 40 percent of the stores stock is
used merchandise.
The store carries a wide array of
sporting products.
The only thing we do not sell is
anything that shoots any archery or
firearms, paintball, no air soft just for
liability, he said. We do not sell any
field and stream stuff hunting, fishing
or camping, and no bowling.
He said everything else is pretty much
up for grabs, including snow, field,
court, water sports, fitness, cardio
machines, mobile fitness and
freeweights.
Dyal-Chand said one of the stores
biggest segment is on ice hockey.
The Play It Again Sports store are all
across the country, he said.
Were the fourth largest sporting
goods retailer in the company. Were the
only ones that sell used as well as new.
By KELLY MCLENDON
Play It Again Sports returns to Fort Wayne.
Courtesy photo
See SPORTS, page B3
Selling sporting equip-
ment is simple as well.
When customers bring
in merchandise that they
need or dont want
anymore, we pay them
cash or check on the
spot, Dyal-Chand said.
What somebody doesnt
need, somebody else
will.
He said trades can also
be made for products.
The nice thing about
this [is] you can create
your own discount if you
find something in the
store, he said.
But the sporting equip-
ment to be sold has to be
in gently used condi-
tion.
Dyal-Chand said age
and condition, scratches
and blemishes are big
factors for how much
money a customer will get
for selling a product.
I dont buy anything
for the store that I
wouldnt consider for
myself, he said. We
dont want anything thats
damaged [or] broken.
He encourages
customers to check out
their products and see if
they have anything they
would like to try to sell.
We all have something
in our basements or
closets or attics that we
dont need anymore. Its
nice especially for
parents, when youre
outfitting your kids for
sports. it certainly adds up
when you have to buy
them new merchandise.
Play It Again Sports
also has a local sister
brand, Dyal-Chand said.
Platos Closet is owned by
the same company. He
said both of the stores
benefit customers.
People have an alterna-
tive to paying the big box
retailer, he said.
Play It Again is located
at 4430-C Coldwater
Road and regular store
hours include: 10 a.m.-8
p.m., Monday through
Friday; 10 a.m.-6 p.m. on
Saturday and noon-5 p.m.
on Sunday.
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and skills needed to modify behavior and
successfully self-manage the disease and
its related conditions. It is provided by
diabetes educators. This also means that
residents in and around Huntington County
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education services.
Leslie E. Kolb, RN and Diabetes Educa-
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educational efforts are changing.
Trends show that diabetes education is
moving out of the hospital and into the
community, so AADEs accreditation
program was created, in part, to encourage
diabetes education where the patient is
seeking care, she said.
Parkview Huntington Hospitals
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type of program we envisioned when we
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What Does Investment Landscape
Look Like in 2012?
As an investor, you know that
2011 was a somewhat choppy
year, with the financial markets
going through many ups and
downs. So what can you expect
in 2012?
As baseball Hall of Famer
Yogi Berra is quoted as saying:
Its hard to make predictions
especially about the future.
And these words are certainly
applicable for anyone who
would like an accurate forecast
of the investment climate.
Yet we do know of some
factors that may affect your
portfolio in the months ahead.
Here are a few of them:
Strong business fundamen-
tals This past year, all the
noise about the debt ceiling
debate, the size of the U.S.
deficit and the European
financial situation tended to
drown out some fairly good
news: U.S. businesses balance
sheets were strong for the most
part, borrowing costs remained
low, and corporate profits were
good and corporate profit-
ability remains a key driver of
stock prices. Heading into 2012,
these fundamentals continue to
look positive, which may bode
well for investors.
Europes debt crisis
Greeces economic problems
made a lot of news in 2011, but
they werent the end of the story
in Europe, as major financial
difficulties also face Italy, Spain,
Portugal and Ireland. Its by no
means clear how these problems
will be resolved, so dont be
surprised to see them lead to
intermittent, if short-lived,
shocks to the markets.
Election-year patterns As
youre well aware, were voting
for president in 2012. But you
might be surprised to learn that
the S&P 500 index has shown
negative returns in only three of
the last 21 presidential election
years. Coincidence? No one can
say for sure and at this point,
no one can say if this pattern of
positive returns will continue
during this election year. Still,
its an interesting phenomenon.
So there you have it: the
good, the bad and the quirky.
Take them all together, and you
still may not be able to foresee
what will happen with the
markets this year, but youll
have a lot to think about. But
instead of trying to predict what
will happen in 2012, you may
be better off following these
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strategies:
Diversify your holdings. By
spreading your money among a
wide range of investments, you
can reduce the effects of
volatility on your portfolio. Keep
in mind, though, that diversifi-
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profits or protect against loss.
Dont ignore your risk
tolerance. If you worry exces-
sively about market fluctuations,
you may have too much risk in
your portfolio, which means you
may need to make some
changes.
Always look at the big
picture. Financial markets will
always fluctuate. But if you can
keep your focus on your
long-term objectives, and make
decisions accordingly, you can
avoid overreacting to short-term
events.
Like other years, 2012 will
bring with it periods of both
turbulence and smooth sailing.
But by making the right
investment moves, you can still
chart a course that can allow
you to move ever closer to your
future goals.

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in potential donations per month and well,
thats not too shabby.
What about donating to a good cause
simply by treating holiday out-of-towners
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charity and register the credit or debit
card that will be used to pay the meal bill
in order to donate a percentage of it to
charity.
In Fort Wayne, participating restaurants
include Takaoka of Japan, 305 E. Supe-
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Superior Street; Sushiya-US, 2882 E.
Dupont Road; Chappells Coral Grill,
6328 W. Jefferson Blvd.; and Chops Steak
& Seafood, 6421 W. Jefferson Blvd.
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the users charity by Gazelle for Good, or
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It is not only a way to give back
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excuse to clear out space for the
impending barrage of presents.
But no matter which charitable tool is
used to give without giving this season,
there is one thing that really cant be
denied.
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For a complete list of Fort Wayne
organizations that are raising funds
through GoodShop, GoodSearch or
GoodDining, visit www.GoodShop.com,
scroll to the bottom of the home page and
click Participating Nonprofits.
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Situated between U.S. 24
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industry and jumped at this
opportunity when it became
available.
Gates and Rupert got
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Farmers Market by selling
homemade biscuits and
gravy which sold out every
week but planted the seed
of an idea for their own
business. They now supply
a location to go with their
still popular biscuits and
gravy and they have added
quiches, breakfast
casseroles, and baked goods
- with the cinnamon rolls
selling out early. They are
also open for lunch with
daily soup specials, sand-
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they caution that you must
save room for dessert
because they have daily
cupcake specials.
They always offer their
most popular hot fudge
sundae cupcakes and lemon
bars all the time and the
cupcake flavors most
requested include (but are
not limited to): mocha, thin
mint cookie crunch, lemon
drop, raspberry lemon and
Boston Crme.
The Cottage Kitchen and
Caf is located next to the
new Event Center on U.S.
24. Still under construction,
the building will seat up to
200 and is expected to be
completed soon. The caf
is the primary caterer and
the contact for the center.
Clean, warm and inviting,
Gates & Rupert are still
settling in with pictures to
hang and the finishing
touches to add, but they are
open and cooking, ready for
business and enjoying it all.
Cottage Kitchen and
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Aboite Bahai Group 7526 West Jefferson Blvd 459-3661
Aboite Baptist 5700 Homestead Rd.................... 432-2001
Aboite Lutheran 10312 Aboite Ctr Rd ................ 436-5673
Aboite Missionary 7222 WJefferson Blvd ........ 432-1111
Aldersgate UMC 2417 Getz Rd .......................... 432-1524
Abundant Life Tabernacle 3301 E Coliseum .... 432-0014
Anthony Wayne First Church of God
6012 So Bend Dr.................................................... 432-3342
Arcola United Methodist 11311 Arcola Road .. 625-4103
Bethany Lutheran Church LCMS
2435 Engle Road.................................................... 747-0713
Branches of Christ Ministries-Full Gospel
2010 E Tillman Road .............................................. 447-7784
The Chapel 2505 WHamiton Rd S ...................... 625-6200
Chapel Of The Road Church 5700 S Anthony .. 422-5150
Catholic Mass for Shut-ins
WISE Ch 33 .......................................... Sundays 10:30 pm
Christs Community Church
10616 Liberty Mills Rd .......................................... 436-2637
Christian Fellowship Church
Meeting at Carroll /Shiloh Hall ............................ 486-5925
Congregation Bnai Jacob-Conservative
7227 Bittersweet Moors Ct .................................... 672-8459
Cornerstone Alliance
5833 E CR 900 N, Roanoke .................................... 672-2257
Coventry Baptist 10926 Aboite Center Rd .......... 432-3499
Crossbridge Community Church
10001 Dawsons Creek Blvd (Dupont YMCA) .......... 485-5613
The Crossroads Church 4320 Bass Rd ............ 484-2790
Emmanuel Community Church
12222 WUS Hwy 24 .............................................. 672-3377
Emmanuel Lutheran Church
917 WJefferson Blvd ............................................ 423-1369
Emmaus Lutheran Church LCMS
8626 Covington Rd ................................................ 459-7722
Faith Ev. Lutheran 3416 E 900 N, Roanoke .......... 672-1140
Fountain Of Life (Non Denominational)
at The Fort Wayne INN ........................................ 436-5683
First Christian Church (Disciples of Christ)
4800 S Calhoun .................................................... 744-3239
First Church Of Christ, Scientist
4242 Buesching .................................................... 492-0550
First Missionary Church 701 WRudisill Blvd .... 745-4994
First Presbyterian Church 300 WWayne St .... 426-7421
First Wayne Street UMC 300 E Wayne St .......... 422-4681
Full Force International Ministries
3017 Oxford St ...................................................... 409-1007
Grace Episcopal 10010 Aurora Place ................ 432-9221
Grace St. Johns United Church Of Christ
4120 S Webster .................................................... 745-4951
Imago Dei .......................................................... 423-2313
Liberty Mills Church of the Nazarene
10621 Liberty Mills Rd .......................................... 459-7626
LifeWater Community Church
5600 Westbreeze Trail .......................................... 432-3717
The Lutheran Hour WOWO 1190AM.......... Sunday 11am
Monson Chapel UMC
12220 Lwr Huntington Rd, Roanoke........................ 672-3036
Mt. Calvary Lutheran Church
1819 Reservation Dr .............................................. 747-4121
My Fathers House 5712 Bass Rd ...................... 459-9696
New Hope Baptist Church
8918 Aboite Center Rd .......................................... 434-1111
Northside Church of Christ
1230 W Wallen Rd ................................................ 489-9026
Oak Park Church 14922 Illinois Rd .................... 625-3699
Peace Evangelical Lutheran LCMS
4900 Fairfield Ave .................................................. 744-3869
Peace United Church of Christ
9123 Aboite CtrRd.................................................. 432-8290
Pilgrim Holiness 1516 Ardmore ........................ 432-8484
Pleasant Chapel United Method
880 E 1100 N, Roanoke .......................................... 672-2957
Plymouth Congregational United Church of Christ
501 West Berry Street .......................................... 423-9424
Risen Savior Lutheran Elca
8010 WJefferson Blvd .......................................... 432-1214
Roanoke Baptist
11015 Lafayette Center Rd, Roanoke...................... 478-5500
Roanoke Brethren Church
415 S Main, Roanoke ............................................ 672-3796
Roanoke Christs UMC 148 W3rd, Roanoke ...... 672-2945
Roanoke Seminary
UMC 285 N. Seminary, Roanoke ............................ 672-3167
Shiloh Baptist 2200 Covington Rd...................... 432-5013
Sonrise Church
Corner of Scott & Illinois Rd .............. sonrisechurch.info
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Monson Chapel .................................................... 469-3700
Southwest Church Of Christ 5500 Ardmore .... 747-3058
Southwest Lutheran Church
5120 Homestead Rd .............................................. 436-4474
Southwinds Church of Christ
3410 Dicke Rd ...................................................... 434-1656
St. Elizabeth Ann Seton Catholic
10700 Aboite Ctr Rd .............................................. 432-0268
St. Joseph Catholic 1910 Hale Ave .................. 432-5113
St. Joseph Catholic 641 N Main, Roanoke ........ 672-2838
St. Patricks Catholic 12305 Arcola Rd ............ 625-4151
St. Michael Lutheran 2131 Getz Rd .................. 432-2033
The River Christian Church
Canterbury High School ............ www.theriverchurch.us
Trinity English Lutheran (ELCA)
405 WWayne ........................................................ 426-3424
Trinity Episcopal Church 611 W. Berry ............ 423-1693
Unitarian Universalist Congregation
5310 Old Mill Rd .................................................... 744-1867
United Christian Ministries
11925 N 500 E, Roanoke ........................................ 672-9800
Westview Alliance 9804 Illinois Rd .................. 432-2856
Woodview Church of God 1825 Getz Rd .......... 432-5950
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WINM TV 63 ........................................ Sunday 11:30 am
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Canterbury students learn
to see water differently
LINK day program revealed how wastewater is treated
Water is one of those things Americans
take for granted. It is always safe and
easily available. I recently spent the day
with about 50 Canterbury Middle School
students and revealed how water reaches
their tap and how wastewater is treated.
The students were participating in Canter-
burys Learning Involves New Knowledge
(LINK) Day program and were able to
trace this process, from the beginning, at
Aqua Indianas well field on Turf Lane.
There, students learned the water that
gushed from their shower that morning
originated 300 feet beneath where they
stood. Nature blessed Allen County with
ground water naturally filtered by soil,
sand and rock, leaving it safe from
surface pollutants, pesticides and insecti-
cides. At Aquas treatment plant, students
saw how we take the work of nature a
step further by filtering out iron, calcium,
and manganese. Now softened, chlorine is
added to ground water to eliminate
bacteria as its pumped through 150+
miles of pipe buried a minimum of 4-feet
protect it from freezing. Canterburys
educational partnership with the Little
River Wetlands Project had already shown
these students how reeds and other
aquatic plants can filter contaminates
from surface water. Aquas wastewater
treatment facilities use a multi-step
process to convert sewage back to clean
water. There were a few gasps and sneers
when I invited students to taste the water
at the end of Aquas sewage treatment
process, flowing into a creek that widens
through Eagle Marsh. This treated waste-
water is actually safe to drink and cleaner
than the creek water itself.
Water and sewage facilities in America
are held to some of the worlds highest
standards. Compare that to the African
nation of Tanzania where a national goal
was established in 2002 to make safe
water available within a half-mile walk
for 80 percent of the population. It is
likely that water wont be as clean as
Aquas wastewater discharge the students
were unwilling to taste. Hundreds of
American cities are facing extremely
expensive upgrades in the years ahead to
comply with federal water and wastewater
standards. As adults, these students may
grumble one day at the cost of clean
water. However, I hope theyll recall our
LINK Day experience and the process for
making a resource available that the world
envies.
By Bill Etzler
This article is a guest column. Etzler has been
vice president/regional manager of Aqua Indiana
since July 1999. A Fort Wayne native, Bill now
lives in rural Noble County. He is a board
member for the Little River Wetlands Project.
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Fort Wayne Zoo to offer scholarship for students
The Fort Wayne
Zoological Society will
accept applications until
Feb. 1 for the Lawrence
A. Ackerman Scholarship.
The scholarship is a one-
time award of $2,000 to a
college-bound high school
senior who is pursuing an
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According to a press
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applicants character,
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Science Central Winter Camp. Science Central, 1950 N. Clinton St., Fort
Wayne. For Winter Break learning and fun, campers ages 3-13 may
register for hands-on learning without books and lectures. Options
include Santas Toy Workshop, Candy Factory, the Science of Art, Starry
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True Life Christmas Disasters. Arena Dinner Theatre, 719 Rockhill St, Fort
Wayne. By Christopher Colcord. $35 dinner (three-course meal catered
by the Bagel Station) and show; Cash Bar. Box office: 260-424-5622.
Purchase tickets online at www.arenadinnertheatre.org.
Johnny Appleseed Toastmasters. Better Business Bureau, 4011 Parnell
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Lucky Harley Davidson SPCA Outreach. Lucky Harley Davidson, 6315 Illi-
nois Rd , Fort Wayne. 11 a.m. to 2 p.m. Free dog ID tag when you bring
shelter donations of pet food, toys and treats now through Dec 17 at
Lucky Harley Davidson.
Senior Day in the Castle. Brookside (formerly Bass mansion), 2701 Spring
Street, Fort Wayne. 2-5 p.m. Senior citizens are invited when restored
Brookside on the University of Saint Francis campus opens again for
Christmas in the Castle 2011. Admission for the day will be $3 instead of
the usual $5. Senior groups wishing to participate in this special day can
make reservations by calling Sister Gayle Rusbasan, OSF at 260-399-
770, ext. 6706.
Evenings in the Garden. Foellinger-Freimann Botanical Conservatory, 5-
8 p.m. Enjoy a quiet evening downtown in the botanical gardens. You can
visit the Conservatory and its gift shop any Thursday night of the year or
on Fridays between Thanksgiving and Christmas until 8 p.m. And we
have free WiFi access! Stop by the Bagel Station Uptown to enjoy some
hot coffee and a bite to eat.
Bower North Productions presents A Christmas Cruise. Courtyard Fort
Wayne Downtown, 1150 South Harrison Street, Fort. 6 p.m. This hilar-
ious audience-participation mystery is being presented two nights at the
downtown Courtyard by Marriott. Doors open 6 p.m. for complimentary
champagne and appetizers along with a cash bar, followed by a sump-
tuous buffet dinner. Then help Detective John Fieldstone solve the crime
aboard the Christmas Cruise. Someone in the audience will be named
Super Sleuth of the Evening. The rest will die laughing! Following the
show, you can stay and dance the night away. Call Carol for reservations,
260-579-9226, or email carol.roop@whitelodging.com. Special
discounted price if booked before Nov. 23.
To Catch a Clue. Courtyard by Marriott, 1619 W. Washington Center Rd.,
Fort Wayne. 7 p.m. Holiday version of Bower Norths popular audience-
participation mystery. 6:15 p.m. complimentary appetizers and
champagne. Cash bar. Dinner show tickets $39.95. Order before Thanks-
giving and tickets will be discounted to $34.95. For reservations, contact
Carol Roop at the Courtyard by Marriott, 260-579-9226, or email
carol.roop@whitelodging.com.
An American Christmas Carol. First Presbyterian Church, 300 W Wayne
St., Fort Wayne. 7:30 p.m. This musical retelling of a holiday classic is
set in the 1906 Chicago world that Upton Sinclair wrote about in his
novel The Jungle. The adaptation remains faithful to Dickens original
story that teaches Ebenezer Scrooge what Christmas is really all about.
And its climactic moments are more emotionally powerful and inspira-
tional than ever in this highly inventive new musical adaptation. Times
and admission vary. For details, go to www.firstpres-
fw.org/the_arts/theater/.
A Tuna Christmas. Allen County Public Library, , Fort Wayne. 8 p.m. Its
Christmas time in the third smallest town in Texas. Radio station OKKK
personalities Thurston Wheelis and Arles Struvie report on various Yule-
tide activities around the town. In Fort Wayne Civic Theatres production
of A Tuna Christmas you will meet many colorful Tuna citizens - a total
of 22 characters - all played by our talented actors Nick Tash and Michael
Bartkiewicz. Tickets are $16 for adults, $11 for age 23 and under and $13
for Sunday Senior Matinees.
Call the box office at (260) 424-5220.
FW Ballets The Nutcracker. Arts United Center, 303 E. Main St., Fort
Wayne. 8 p.m. Tchaikovskys timeless holiday classic comes to life as the
hallmark of Fort Waynes seasonal celebration. Tickets starting at
$28 Adult, $23 Senior, $18 Youth, $15 Child. Enjoy a special treat
following each matinee performance - the Sugar Plum Party. Take
pictures and enjoy sweets with selected members of The Nutcracker cast.
Tickets are $8 and may be purchased with your performance tickets;
seating is limited. For ticket info, go to
www.fortwayneballet.org/nutcracker.htm.
FW Phil Holiday Pops. Embassy Theatre, 125 W Jefferson Blvd, Fort
Wayne. 8-10 p.m. The Phil brings the joy of the season to every genera-
tion by performing traditional holiday standards to newer musical
traditions. With all new surprises, special guests and seasonal cheer!
Seats range from $25-$65. To see the schedule and purchase tickets, go
to www.fwphil.org/calendar/view/669.
Purely Dance 2011. IPFW, 2101 E. Coliseum Blvd., Fort Wayne. 8 p.m.
Fresh, new, exciting choreography by faculty and alumni of the IPFW
Dept. of Theatre dance minor program. Contact: 481-6555 (box office).
Purely Dance 2011. IPFW, 2101 E. Coliseum Blvd., Fort Wayne. 8 p.m.
IPFW Department of Theatre
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and exciting choreography by the faculty and alumni of the Department
of Theatre dance minor program. Admission for IPFW students with I.D.
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SATURDAY, DECEMBER 10
Examining Immigration Through Faith & Politics. Unitarian Universalist
Congregation, 5310 Old Mill Road, Fort Wayne. 8:30 a.m. to 2:30 p.m.
A symposium in celebration of The Universal Declaration Human Rights
by focusing on the everyday challenges of immigrants and refugees in
integrating into American culture, legislation which impacts their experi-
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with faith and political leaders. administrator@uufortwayne.org. uufort-
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Gingerbread Pursuit 4-Mile Race. Downtown Fort Wayne, , . 8:30 a.m.
Race starts at Wayne and Clay Streets, heads east to Coombs Street and
across the Tecumseh Street Bridge. Runners will then follow the River-
greenway to the Tennessee Avenue bridge, crossover to the west side,
then follow the Rivergreenway to Harrison Street, where they will cross
the bridge south and then back to the finish line near the Allen County
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Breakfast with Santa!. Foellinger-Freimann Botanical Conservatory, 9
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Santa and his Reindeer visit the Zoo. Fort Wayne Childrens Zoo, , Fort
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reindeer visit the zoo! Not only will you meet the Jolly Old Elf himself,
your 90-minute session will include: Meet a real, live reindeer; Take
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so register now to avoid disappointment. Go to www.kidszoo.org for
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Alcoholics Anonymous. St. Anthony of Padua Catholic Church, 700 W.
Maumee St., Angola. 11 a.m.
SUNDAY, DECEMBER 11
Sunday Services. LifeWater Community Church, 5600 Westbreeze Trail,
Fort Wayne. 10 a.m. Liberty Hills addition. info@lifewatercc.org.
www.lifewatercc.org.
Cookie Decorating Party. The History Center, 302 E Berry St, Fort Wayne.
1-4 p.m. Decorate gingerbread cookies. Regular museum admission plus
$1.
Heartland Sings: A Winters Solstice. First Wayne Street United Methodist
Church, 300 E. Wayne Street, Fort Wayne. 4 p.m. This concert is cele-
brating the holiday season and features music from around the world.
Tickets are $20.
MONDAY, DECEMBER 12
Open networking. AJs Bar & Grill, 2488 Getz Road, Fort Wayne. noon.
No cost, no exclusivity by profession. Each person gets a few minutes to
tell about your business, plus there is a featured speaker.
Jim Brickman: A Holiday Sensation. Embassy Theatre, 125 W Jefferson
Blvd, Fort Wayne. 7:30 p.m. Jim Brickman is an American songwriter
and pianist. He has been named the most charted male Adult Contempo-
rary artist to date, with six of his albums receiving Gold and Platinum
status. He is known for his solo piano compositions, pop-style instru-
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Regular admission: $28.
TUESDAY, DECEMBER 13
Free Workshop, Reading Problems: The Visual Connection. Indiana Vision
Development Center, 10343 Dawsons Creek Blvd., Suite B Bldg. 6, Fort
Wayne. 6:30-8 p.m. If you know your child is smart, but he or she is
behind grade level in reading, or getting poor grades in school, the
problem could be visual. Dr. Myers specializes in helping children and
adults overcome learning related vision problems (vision problems that
interfere with reading and learning). Attend this workshop to find out
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Foundation Breakfast. Huntington University, 2303 College Ave., Hunt-
ington. 7:45-9 a.m. Performances from Tis the Season: A Christmas
Celebration. Excerpts from this Christmas variety show will feature HU
students. Cost is $7; first-time attendees eat free. For more information,
contact the Huntington University Foundation at 260-359-4069 or visit
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Drop-in Yoga. Foellinger-Freimann Botanical Conservatory, 5:30-6:30
p.m. In association with Fort Wayne Outdoor Yoga, the Botanical Conser-
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instructor and world traveler Lanah K. Hake. For ages 15 and up; Not
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FRIDAY, DECEMBER 16
Youtheatre: A Christmas Carol. Arts United Center, 303 E. Main St., Fort
Wayne. 7 p.m. The beloved holiday story by Charles Dickens Adapted by
Harvey Cocks. Bah humbug! The tale of Scrooge who scoffs at the whole
Christmas season. A visit from three ghosts shows this grouch a thing or
two. Regular admission: $15.
SATURDAY, DECEMBER 17
Holiday Pet Photos. PetSmart Apple Glen, 1760 Apple Glen Blvd., Fort
Wayne. 11 a.m. to 4 p.m. The Allen County SPCA will also be at Pets-
Mart taking holiday photos.
SUNDAY, DECEMBER 18
Heartland Sings: A Winters Solstice. Grace Episcopal Church, 10010
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