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Page 12 Farmers & Merchants State Bank is a community bank that has served the financial needs of farmers, businesses and individuals of the northwest Ohio and northeast Indiana markets for more than 113 years. With a wide array of finance products and services, F&M offers local decisions and prompt responses to its clients’ business and personal needs. Headquartered in Archbold, Ohio, F&M operates 18 offices and more than 30 ATM locations in the Ohio and Indiana markets. Today, all banks are experiencing chal- Farmers & Merchants State Bank 7001 Lighthouse Way • 419-931-8892 fm-bank.com lenging times. However, community banks are not involved with all that is being focused on in the national media. Specifically Farmers & Merchants State Bank: •Did NOT make sub prime real estate mortgage loans; •Are NOT investment bankers; •Does NOT have liquidity problems; •Did NOT own Freddie Mac or Fannie Mae stock; •Are NOT experiencing a credit crisis, and •Did NOT take the government’s money through the Capital Purchase Plan as part of the Troubled Asset Recovery Program (TARP). The government DOES NOT have a preferred stock position ahead of Farmers & Merchants State Bank shareholders! Even though F&M is substantially different today than it was 100 years ago, 20 years ago and even five years ago, one thing that has never changed is its focus on the community. F&M is committed to ensuring that com- PROGRESS IN PERRYSBURG–JULY 2010 The staff at Farmers & Merchants State Bank include, front row, from left: Hallie Nagel, Rob Graham. Back row, from left: Chris Kurt, Mary Rittichier, Theresa Alexander, Linda Torres. Not pictured: Beth Jay, Virginia Steinke. munity banking continues to grow and prosper by providing quality customer service and adequately fulfilling the financial needs of the individuals, farmers, businesses and industries in our market area...just another way Farmers and Merchants State Bank is making it “Easy to be Smart” with your money. Perrysburg Farmers and Merchants State Bank is located at 7001 Lighthouse Way – “Look for the Lighthouse!” Branch manager Hallie Nagel invites community members to stop by for a visit or call for all their banking needs.
PROGRESS IN PERRYSBURG–JULY 2010 Page 13 Great Lakes Urgent Care 25660 Dixie Highway • 419-872-5343 www.perrysburgurgentcare.com When you require medical attention for minor conditions or your primary care physician isn’t available, Great Lakes Urgent Care offers a convenient alternative to a costly and time-consuming emergency room visit. Located at 25660 Dixie Highway, across from Levis Commons, Urgent Care is appropriate for patients with minor acute injuries and illnesses such as sprains and strains, possible fractures, minor lacerations and burns, severe flu symptoms, sore throats, earaches, skin irritations and fevers. Sports physicals and Workers Compensation claims also are accepted. Wellness care is available for your whole family, from 12 months of age and up. The healthcare professionals at Great Lakes Urgent Care can prescribe medication and provide referrals to primary care physicians, specialists, and hospitals when needed. In addition to accepting a variety of insurances, Urgent Care has a unique Prompt Pay Pricing system under which visits for most common illnesses, minor injuries and wellness care cost a flat rate of $69. “Great Lakes Urgent Care was created to increase accessibility to quality healthcare,” said Kyle Prueter, Executive Director. “We notice more and more patients calling about pricing, and often we hear that, even with our competitive rate, patients are foregoing treat- If you are looking for a truly unique experience on your special occasion, choose Great Lakes Vintage Limousine. Great Lakes Vintage Limousine features the “Excalibur” limousine along with other timeless classics. We are pleased to add a little bit of extra class and style to your wedding day, anniversary or special occasion event with our elegant classic ment due to expense. While we hate to undervalue our services, more has to be done to help the uninsured and underinsured.” Prompt Pay Pricing is not only for the uninsured. Great Lakes understands the frustrations and feelings of people who wait to be seen for their urgent problems, and then have to pay a high price in both time and money. “We believed a new model was needed to make medical care more accessible, affordable and friendly for busy individuals who juggle jobs and families each day,” Mr. Prueter said. “Urgent Care provides a welcome solution for time-strapped households who seek convenience and affordability in healthcare delivery, and need a complement to family physicians when doctor’s offices are not open or available.” Prompt Pay Pricing is available when payment is made in full at the time of service with no insurance or Medicare billing. Great Lakes Urgent Care is open Monday through Friday, 9 a.m. to 6 p.m., and Saturday and Sunday, 9 a.m. to 2 p.m. No appointments are necessary. Urgent Care is owned and operated by Mr. Prueter and his wife Ann, and is part of the Great Lakes family of services, which includes home care, medical staffing, drug testing and DNA testing. Great Lakes Academy 25660 Dixie Hwy • 419-872-5343 www.greatlakes-academy.com Interested in starting a career that is recession proof? Looking for a field with unlimited opportunity and potential? Great Lakes Academy can train you to become an STNA (State Tested Nursing Assistant) in just two weeks and earn up to $15 per hour. “We started the Academy in response to the recent economic downturns and to help improve the quality of health care employees,” states Kyle Prueter. “Many people no longer have employment in the fields they are used to working. The Baby Boomer population is aging and the home health care Great Lakes Medical Services 25660 Dixie Highway and long term care markets are going to continue to grow. Our classes are designed for students with or without previous medical experience who are interested in embarking upon a career in the healthcare field. There are no prerequisites to attend our STNA classes. Candidates do NOT have to possess a high school diploma or GED equivalent.” Great Lakes Academy is part of the “Great Lakes” family of businesses owned and operated by Kyle and Ann Prueter. For more information, call 419-872-5343 or visit www.greatlakes-academy.com. Great Lakes Vintage Limousine 25660 Dixie Highway • 419-872-5343 www.greatlakesvintagelimo.com motor cars. Nothing will do but the best on your special day. We have exotic limousines that define elegance and class and come with optional red carpet treatment and champagne on ice. Let us worry about getting you to the church, reception or any other special location so that you don’t have to. We will ensure that Located at 25660 Dixie Highway, across from Levis Commons, Urgent Care is appropriate for patients with minor acute injuries and illnesses such as sprains and strains, possible fractures, minor lacerations and burns, severe flu symptoms, sore throats, earaches, skin irritations and fevers. Pictured above is the clinical lab where students practice the skills they learn at the Academy. Great Lakes Vintage Limousine features the “Excalibur” limousine, pictured on the left, with other timeless classics like a 1967 right hand drive Rolls Royce, pictured at right. you arrive in style, on time and make an impression to last a life time. These limousines produce some of the most beautiful photos and lasting memories for your special occasion. Other vintage classics include a 1964 Cadillac formal limousine and a 1967 right hand drive Rolls Royce limousine. All limousines include “Red Carpet” service and a champagne toast for weddings. Great Lakes Vintage Limousine is part of the “Great Lakes” family of businesses owned and operated by Kyle and Ann Prueter. For more information, please call 419-872- 5343, or visit the Web site at www.grea tlakesvintagelimo.com.
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