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|3 ?a ^arn SUNDAY EDITION □ A.pri 123. 1995 □ 11 Regional Fitness Day scheduled Promoted by Healthy Heart CXDOPERSTOWN - When NaUonal Employee Health and Fitness Day is observed on May 17, more businesses than ever are e x p e c ^ to take part in the nation’s largest worksite health and fiuiess event. In Otsego County, the Healthy Heart ftograra will promote the event, which is sponsored by the National Association of Governors’ Councils on Physical Fitness and Sports. For the past six years, the nation^ observance has helped American workers realize the bene- His of a healthy lifestyle. \Each company decides what acuvities best fit their own particular work setting,” said health education Coordinator Tom Hohensee of Healthy Heart. \Some choose walking or healdt heart lunch, others offer a variety of health and fitness activ ities throughout the day. Still others works with local community resources such a s health clubs, recreation departments, schools or ItKal parks to provide enjoyable, non-competitive events for their employees.” The Healthy Heart Program is offenng an added incentive to Fitness Day participants: “Fncnds for Life” T-shirts will be supplied to participating organizations as conu»t prizes and worksite wellness resource kits will be available. \Employers across the counoy are beginning to realize that health promotion and disease pre vention are the Iwst ways to cope with out-of- control medical insurance and health care ccKts,\ Hohensee said. “Numerous studies show that an acuve employee wellness program can help slow the increase in health care costs and reduce absenteeism. For more informauon, call 547-6045. Elementary pupils honored by CV-S CHERRY VALLEY - a a r l e s F, Culbert, Elementary principal of the Cherry Valley-Springfield Cenoal School, has announced Elementary Students of the Month for March. Students of the Month are select ed by a committee whose decisions are based upon recommendations by teachers. The committee recommended Elizabeth Peik, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Peik of Cherry Valley, because she \is an eager and enthusiastic student. She has a . terrific sense erf humor and imagi nation. She enjoys writing stories for the class.” Stephanie Buchannon, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Buchannon of Cherry Valley, was chosen particu larly tecause she “takes pride in doing well in all subject areas and has made steady progress throughout the year. She volunteers to help other students and teachers.” Elementary Students of the Month are, top photo from the left, Bryan MeWayne, Molli McCarty and Stephanie Sheldon. Bottom photo, Joshua Cade, Stephanie Buchannon, Sharayah Misiewicz and Elizabeth Peik. The committee named Sharayah Misiewicz, daughuir of Mr. and Mrs. Mark Misiewicz of Spnngfield Center, because she \shows a great deal of responsibility in a very quiet way. She has a fine v o cabuk^ and IS very knowledgeable and always Uies to do her best daily.” The committee noted that Joshua Cade, son of Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Cade of Roseboom, “has become a very successful and producuve individual because of his {msitive attitude and willpower. His person al growth is m o g n ized by other students. This has encouraged oth ers to give their best.” Bryan MclVayme, son o f Mr. and Mrs. Clyde MeWayne of Canajoharie, was cited because he is \a very conscientious students who strives for perfection. He thinks of others and helps his class mates and teachers with any prob lems at any time ” The selectioni committee noted that Molli McCarty, daughter o f Mr. and Mrs. Keith McCarty of East Springfield, “is a hard worker who puts forth maxinuun effort in every thing she does. 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