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12 tuesday, april <strong>30</strong>, <strong>2013</strong> best of elkhart county <strong>2013</strong> THE ELKHART TRUTH • ETRUTH.COM<br />

MAY04<br />

The Michiana Male Chorus presents the<br />

<strong>2013</strong> GreatLakes Male Chorus Association<br />

BigSing: ANight at the Theater<br />

Doorsopen6:00PM Show starts 7:00PM<br />

GeneralAdmission<br />

MAY11<br />

ClassicSilentFilmand OrganConcert<br />

Buster Keaton’s “Steamboat Bill,Jr.”<br />

FeaturingClark Wilson<br />

andthe Lerner newlyrestored1924 Kimball Organ.<br />

Doorsopen6:00PM Show starts 7:00PM<br />

GeneralAdmission<br />

MAY14<br />

AnitaRenfroe’s<br />

MotherofAll Comedy Tour<br />

With Very SpecialGuests<br />

HenryCho andWarrenBarfield.<br />

Doorsopen6:00PM Show starts 7:00PM<br />

GeneralAdmission<br />

MAY17<br />

14th Annual Oaklawn SpringSpectacular<br />

with Bill Walton<br />

When Bill Walton presentshis unique,inspirational story,<br />

it quicklybecomes oneofthe most memorableeventsof<br />

anyconference. Foryears,Waltonsuffered from chronic<br />

pain. After nearly 40 surgeries andamyriadofalternative<br />

approaches, Walton wasextremelydepressed,and had<br />

thoughts of suicide.But Walton,known for hisboundless<br />

enthusiasm on thecourt,pulled himself out of thepainful<br />

place with helpalong theway.<br />

Doorsopen6:<strong>30</strong>PM Show starts 7:<strong>30</strong>PM<br />

GeneralAdmission<br />

MAY18<br />

ElkhartCountySymphony:<br />

“French” Impressions: Debussyand More...<br />

The ECSO’s own Principal Clarinet,<br />

Chris French, will perform Debussy’s lovely<br />

“Premiere Rhapsody for Clarinet.”<br />

Doors open 7:00PM Show starts 8:00PM<br />

Resserved Seating<br />

Plenty of time left to get your<br />

Elkhart Jazz Festival tickets.<br />

Stop by The Lerner Box office<br />

TODAY. 171614<br />

Online sales: www.thelerner.com<br />

Phone: (574) 293-4469 / (800) 294-8223<br />

The Lerner Box Office / 410 South Main Street / Elkhart, IN<br />

Hospital<br />

Elkhart General Hospital<br />

600 East Boulevard, Elkhart, In 46514<br />

Phone: 574-294-2621<br />

www.egh.org<br />

New MRI Scanner Focuses on Patient Centered Care<br />

Elkhart General Hospital has welcomed an advanced new MRI scanner inside a unique “experience<br />

suite.” The new equipment is especially designed with claustrophobic patients in mind and includes<br />

the latest software to improve each patient’s exam.<br />

“One of the biggest issues that arise when performing MRIs is claustrophobic reactions because<br />

patients are typically placed inside a long tube,” explained Ray Kiendl, Director of Radiology. “The<br />

only way to ease this problem is to sedate the patient. The new scanner has a wider and shorter<br />

bore, offering the patient a more comfortable experience, so we expect less need for nursing sedation<br />

support.” This new “open bore” concept keeps the patient’s head outside the MRI scanner for many<br />

exams, which minimizes the claustrophobic reactions.”<br />

The experience suite offers some unique features to further enhance the patient’s visit. “Patients<br />

can choose their favorite color and with the push of a button, their chosen color will illuminate the<br />

suite,” Kiendl said. “There is also a nature scene in the ceiling to enrich the patient’s mood. Music<br />

is available to all patients through satellite radio or an iPod docking station for their own music<br />

selections. In addition, the experience suite offers an aesthetically pleasing look since all MRI<br />

medical supplies are hidden inside the room’s cabinetry.<br />

The MRI scanner offers many new features that will shorten scan times, improve diagnostic quality<br />

and even allow for some patient motion while still achieving high quality images. The weight limit<br />

increases to 550 pounds versus 350 on the old scanner, and the open bore is wider to accommodate<br />

larger patient size. This scanner’s high field strength yields superior quality unattainable with the<br />

open and wide low field MRI systems.<br />

To learn more, visit www.egh.org/MRI.<br />

unique giFt store<br />

Ten Thousand Villages<br />

206 S Main Street, Downtown Goshen<br />

574-533-8491<br />

goshen.tenthousandvillages.com • facebook.com/VillagesGoshen<br />

Mon-Fri 10-6, Sat 9-5, First Fridays 10-9<br />

At Ten Thousand Villages you will encounter a global feast of art, gifts and stories. Ten<br />

Thousand Villages is an exceptional source for unique handmade gifts, jewelry, home<br />

décor, art and sculpture, textiles, tableware and personal accessories. Our products<br />

represent the diverse cultures of artisans in Asia, Africa, Latin America and the Middle<br />

East.<br />

Ten Thousand Villages strives to improve the livelihood of tens of thousands of artisans<br />

in over <strong>30</strong> developing countries. We accomplish this by providing a sustainable market<br />

for handmade products in our community and building long term buying relationships in<br />

places where skilled artisan partners lack opportunities for stable income. Product sales<br />

help pay for food, education, healthcare and housing for artisans who would otherwise be<br />

unemployed or underemployed.<br />

Ten Thousand Villages has been providing fair trade gifts and home décor in Goshen for<br />

35 years. Our customers feel as good about the purchase they make as they do about the<br />

experience of shopping in our store. Give a gift from Ten Thousand Villages and give a<br />

gift that gives twice.

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