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Know Your Neighbor 2 www.the-papers.com — the PAPER — Wednesday, August 15, 2018 Senior Citizens Discount Every Tuesday Receive 5% Off KNOW YOUR NEIGHBOR (Excluding Tobacco & Alcohol) Rite Choice Foods ™ The right food at the right price Nutrition site director CHECK OUT OUR HUGE SELECTION OF DRINKS IN OUR DAIRY COOLER! is making a difference %\3+2(%(087+$57 $VVRFLDWH(GLWRU Every day, five days a week, Nancy Zinz wakes up and knows she will feed hungry seniors and make a difference in other people’s lives. Knowing this, Zinz calls it “the perfect part-time job.” Zinz is the REAL Services’ nutrition site director at Kosciusko Community Senior Services in Warsaw. She has been the nutrition site director since June 2017. Prior to that, she worked at the Bowen Center as a mental health technician. Previously, she worked at CASA of Kos- ciusko County and Cardinal Center’s health family pro- gram. “I’ve always helped people reach their potential,” said meat Zinz. Zinz grew up in Oil City, Pa. T-BONE STEAKS $ 99 She got married and raised FAMILY PACK 4 LB. 6(59,&(:,7+$60,/(³1DQF\=LQ]LVWKH5HDO6HUYLFHVQX three children. Once her chil- WULWLRQVLWHGLUHFWRUDW.RVFLXVNR&RPPXQLW\6HQLRU6HUYLFHVLQ:DUVDZ WHOLE $ 99 dren were older, Zinz decided 6KHRYHUVHHVGDLO\OXQFKHVVHUYHGWRVHQLRUFLWL]HQVRYHU 3KRWRE\ RIBEYE 4 LB. to go back to school later in life 3KRHEH&0XWKDUW YUENGLING $ 99 and attended Clarion Univer- BRATS 2 sity of Pennsylvania, graduat- KCSS serves about 25 people Services in South Bend daily, PORK STEAK $ 89 ing in 1988. In 1990, she moved a day. usually around 10 a.m. or so. FAMILY PACK 1 LB. to Warsaw. She retired for “On Wednesday and Thurs- First, she takes the tempera- two years, before entering the day, we serve around 35 to ture of the food, per food safety ECKRICH ¢ HOT DOGS 14 OZ. 89 workforce again. 50 people because we have guidelines, and re-heats any “I got really bored,” she bingo on those days,” Zinz said. food, as necessary, prior to GROUND BEEF 81% $ 99 explained. “I also order supplies. Plus, lunch being served. 10 LB. TUBE 1 LB. As nutrition site director, she there’s tons of paperwork to be Her faith, said Zinz, is very JAMESTOWN 3/$ 00 oversees the lunch program at filled out.” important to her. After lunch BACON 1 LB. 7 KCSS in Warsaw. KCSS serves She also supervises several and clean-up ends, she leads a SMITHFIELD PORK SAUSAGE WHILE SUPPLIES LAST 99¢ meals to seniors daily Monday volunteers and reports the Bible study group at KCSS. BREAKFAST BISCUITS 12 OZ. through Friday. On average, daily meal counts. She enjoys She has four grandchildren BOB EVANS MAPLE, HOT AND ITALIAN 2/$300 working with seniors, she said. and two great-grandchildren. SAUSAGE 1 LB. “I always knew I wanted to A widow, she was married to PRODUCE work with seniors,” said Zinz. her late husband, Tom, before RED RIPE SEEDLESS $299 Zinz also monitors and he passed away in 2014. The WATERMELON EA. 2GHQ5DGLDWRU maintains kitchen cleanliness, couple were married for 45 ¢ per health department require- years. She lives in Warsaw BANANAS 49 Does your radiator LB. have you steaming? ments. She also monitors meal with her son, Richard. FRESH $ 99 Specializing In Rebuilding donations and makes bank Her hobbies are: reading, 1 Old Tractor & Auto BLACKBERRIES PINT Radiators deposits. Seniors, Zinz noted, painting landscapes by num- pay a small fee for the lunches ber, walking, painting ceramics, DOLE ¢ Gas Tank Coating - Repair & GARDEN SALAD MIX 12 OZ. 99 Cleaning • Plastic Aluminum that are government funded. crossword puzzles, watching Radiators • Automotive Heaters However, she said, “We won’t movies and attending plays DOLE CLASSIC ¢ 4th St., Tiosa turn anyone away.” and musicals at Wagon Wheel COLE SLAW MIX 14 OZ. 99 574-223-3508 The meals come from REAL Theater, Warsaw. grocery PEPSI 3/$ 00 16.9 OZ. - 6 PACK 7 ESSENTIAL EVERYDAY BASIC $ 96 BATH TISSUE 12 ROLLS 2 WILD HARVEST VEGETABLE AND FRUIT JUICE “Bo”, “Brownie”, “Brutus”, “Duplo”, “Fennel”, “Flapjack”, Domestic BLEND DRINKS 8.4 OZ. Domestic Domestic Domestic Domestic Domestic Medium Hair/ FLAVORS: UN BEET ABLE, VERY BERRY 3/$ 00 Short Hair Short Hair Short Hair Short Hair Short Hair Domestic Long Hair CHIA, ORANGERIE, BERRY INTENSE 1 dairy EGG BEATERS SOUTHWESTERN 2/$ 00 LIQUID EGGS ONLY - 15 OZ. 1 . 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They only take cash or Phone After 5 P.M. Monday Thru Fridays make sure that is done for checks. Anytime Saturdays Or Sundays. Or Send An E-mail To: All a bunch of their own safety and the safety There’s a sign behind the [email protected] or [email protected] of their families. cash register but not at the Please Put Speak Out In The Subject Line. whoppers I know from personal experi- door, so you don’t see it. You (EDITOR’S NOTE: Callers are asked to limit their comments The author of “Whoppers” is ence this is happening it is a don’t know. I had to leave my to 150 words. ‘the PAPER’ reserves the right to edit comments absolutely right. The masses of very scary thing, the person or driver’s license and go down the and make final publishing decisions.) people in this nation who get persons who are doing this, as road and get cash from an ATM. their “facts” from mainstream far as I know right now have That was sort of a pain. people get confused and end up media news are being duped not been caught, although we I will remember if we go back, Roundabouts: going around several times be- 24/7 non-stop. tried to have them caught. because I don’t carry cash. A lot I agree with both fore they realize where they’re The talking heads of these of people don’t. It’d be nice to turning. I’ve seen other people networks are running a dis- Good food, but have a sign at the door. I’m calling about round- not waiting on other cars at information campaign they abouts, and the one they are them. call “the resistance” to try to paying is a pain Puzzled by planning on putting in at US 6 For me, personally, I feel a destroy President Trump and There’s a small cafe in the and SR 13, north of Syracuse. stoplight would be much more his administration. Because lake level county and we went there for I have traveled a lot and I’ve feasible to put at 6 and 13 — they could not undo the elec- breakfast for the first time a Rain, rain, rain, rain, rain been through roundabouts. I much cheaper, less tax money. tion (though they tried about couple weeks ago. I enjoyed it. It — and the Webster Lake level personally do not like them, And I agree with the person every trick in the book to do was good. goes down further. What gives? I think they are absolutely calling the first time: INDOT so), they have covered up and ridiculous. 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