Shop for Cure JM has had a large turnout this morning. The event, with more than 50 vendors, continues until 2 p.m. Saturday, Nov. 7. (Photos by Amanda McFarland
WARSAW — There is still time to shop for Cure JM, an organization dedicated to research for Juvenile Dermatomyositis, a condition so rare it is referred to as an “orphan disease.”
Kristine Alderer’s daughter, Katherine, is a rare one in 2 million born with JM. More than 50 vendors line two hallways and fill the gymnasium with items for sale. The vendors from today’s event will donate a percentage of their proceeds to Cure JM.
Shop For Cure JM will continue until 2 p.m. today, Saturday, Nov. 7, at Sacred Heart School, 135 N. Harrison St., Warsaw. Examples of vendor items for sale include but are not limited to jewelry, crocheted hats, alpaca wool products, foods and seasonings, scrapbooking and scent melts.
Door prize drawings take place throughout the day and a raffle is set for the end of the event, with more than 30 prize baskets to choose from.
July 14 — Silvia Regina Carranza, 41, 1853 Paseo Laguina Seca, Livermore, Calif., was booked for invasion of privacy. Bond: $1,500 cash.
July 14 — Robert Michael Geren, 44, 340 East Levi Lee Road, Warsaw, was booked for driving while suspended with a prior. Bond: $450 cash.
July 15 — Gavin Eugene Konkle, 21, 897 Oak Brook Place, Warsaw, was booked for possession of marijuana. Bond: $600 cash.
July 15 — Elizabeth Kay Stump, 35, 322 North CR 900E, Pierceton, was booked for probation violation. Bond: $5,250 surety and cash.
July 15 — Constance Jones, 45, 3104 East Wooster Road, Pierceton, was booked for operator never licensed. Bond: $500 cash.
July 14 — Arista Ann Butcher, 24, 4031 North Old Port Road, Warsaw, was booked for probation violation. Bond: $10,250 surety and cash.
July 15 — Akashia Rae Garber, 24, 2886 South Woodland Trail, Warsaw, was booked for possession of methamphetamine and possession of paraphernalia. Bond: $5,250 surety and cash and no bond listed.
