The Mail-Journal, Volume 15, Number 8, Milford, Kosciusko County, 15 March 1978 — Page 6

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THE MAIL-JOURNAL — Wed., March 15,1978

Community Corner

Attends Las Vegas convention of Homes for Living Network

Joseph K. Todd, Todl Realty owner, Syracuse, attended the annual international convention of the Homes For Living Network held February 27-March 3, in Las Vegas, where the network, in conjunction with Donnelley Marketing Group, introduced a revolutionary new neighborhood information program. The more Than 2,000 realtors from all 50 States, Canada and the Caribbean who attended were told that the community profile system, which was developed at a cost of over $500,000 over the past two years, consists of a comprehensive set of marketing aids for the real estate professional, providing up to date, factual frameworks for community analysis, listing acquisitions and effective, economical customer service. The date covers 65 million households from over 250 standard metropolitan statistical areas from across the United States. Donnelley is a subsidiary of Dun & Bradstreet, Inc. The international real estate marketing network, which provides its 25,000 associates and brokers with numerous marketing programs to better assist North American’s home buying and selling public, has been selected to initiate the program to provide real estate agents, purchasers and sellers with a more concise understanding of population and economic trends to help agents replace guesswork with documental knowledge about neighborhood characteristics, construction trends and business factors. "Use of the system is not restricted to residential real estate. It is designed so as to serve the marketing and other needs of builders and developers, mortgage lenders and appraisers involved in commercial and industrial areas. It will also contain valuable information for a real estate broker to predetermine where to open a branch office. For industry it will better acquaint its relocating personnel with neighborhoods of cities where they’re being transferred. Playing an important role in the development of this Community Profile System was David Stone, HFL Director of Education, and President of the Stone Institute of Marketing, Inc., Tulsa, Okla. The convention also previewed the 1978 advertising campaign featuring Homes For Living spokesman, Steve Allen. Allen, who personally introduced the print, radio and TV campaigns in Las Vegas, will be starting his second year as the network’s spokesman. An entertainer, songwriter of over 4,000 songs, and author of a number of well known books including “Not All Os Your Laughter, Not All Your Tears,” and “The Wake,” Allen won acclaim and three Emmys last year for his Public Broad-

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casting System television show, “Meeting Os The Minds.” The Network also previewed six new, 30-minute educational films featuring educational chairman, Dave Stone. The films are instructional in nature for sales agents on how to better serve clients needing assistance in listing their property, wanting to buy property, and in assisting families relocating to new areas. The convention also had a special session on “Future Shock Plus Five,” presented by Al Mayer 111, of Cincinnati, who updated his highly acclaimed speech before 10,000 realtors at the National Association of Realtors 1972 Honolulu Convention, on the rapid changes and new trends in real estate; and sessions on “Solar Heating and New Methods of Insulation,” “How To Live With a Realtor,” and “Analyzing Investment Properties.”

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THURSDAY, MARCH 16 Orange juice, beefsteak meuniere, cheese whipped potatoes, brussels sprouts, apple cobbler, wheatgerm bread, margarine, milk, tea, coffee FRIDAY, MARCH 17 Pineapple juice, corned beef and cabbage, carrots and Irish potatoes, Irish pears, roll, margarine, milk, tea, coffee MONDAY, MARCH 20 Assorted juice, homemade beef stew, tossed salad with dressing, plums, bread, margarine, milk, tea, coffee TUESDAY, MARCH 21 Tomato juice, cream of mushroom meatloaf, mashed potatoes, mixed vegetables, fresh fruit, roll, margarine, milk, tea, coffee WEDNESDAY, MARCH 22 Hot chicken bouillon, veal steak with castino sauce, mashed potatoes, chopped spinach, apricots, wheatgerm bread, margarine, milk, tea, coffee Shady Ladies club meets March 9 Mrs. Rick King, Syracuse, was hostess for the Shady Ladies Bunco Club which met March 9. Mrs. Joe Hapner won high score, high bunco and travel. Mrs. Dennis Bjella won low games. Anniversary gifts were given by Mrs. Danny Jones and Mrs. Ken Elson. Mrs. Stan Rensberger received a birthday gift.

\ Ww • > . 'Hem B >y / ti . B+H ■’« Hl I I /; y'W O r I i mKI V « i 1H Bh I w Hl ® ■ H i H ■■ WfiLrrf i MOOFFICERS INSTALLED — Newly installed officers of Kosciusko Chapter 160, Order of the Eastern Star, Milford, are shown above following Saturday’s installation. In the front row. from left, are Anna Estep, Electa; Cheryl Brunjes, associate matron; Joe O. Estep, worthy patron; Bernice Longfellow, worthy matron; Allen Brunjes, associate patron; and Scerita Melendez, conductress. In the second row, from left, are Wilma Ruch, treasurer; Joan Kline, chaplain; Agnes Hurd, Adah; Jean Purcell, Martha; and Evelyn Anderson, sentinel. In back are Elsie Free, Ruth; Debra Howard, Esther; Gertrude Ritter, secretary; and Walter Ritter, marshal.

Bernice Longfellow installed worthy matron of Milford OES

Installation of officers of Kosciusko Chapter 160, Order of the Eastern Star, Milford, was held in the Masonic temple on ~'wJß iH LV PLAN APRIL 1 WEDDING — The engagement of Pamela Jean Wyzgala to Peter Thompson Gawthrop has been announced by her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Henry M. Wyzgala of 5331 Monroe St., Skokie, 111. The prospective bridegroom is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Herbert V. Gawthrop, Jr., of Old State Road, Leesburg. Miss Wyzgala is a graduate of Niles Township High School — West, class of 1969 and a 1973 graduate of the Northwestern University school of music education. She is a member of Alpha Chi Omega Sorority and a sales representative for International Playtex, Inc. Her fiance is a graduate of Glenbard West High School, Glen Ellyn, 111. He received his bachelor of arts degree in 1971 from Indiana University. He is a member of the Sigma Pi Fraternity. Gawthrop is selfemployed, doing business as Gawthrop Concrete Company. An April 1 wedding is being planned in Saint Peter’s Catholic Church, Skokie, 111.

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Saturday evening, March 11, with Bernice Longfellow of Warsaw being installed as worthy matron. The chapter room was decorated by Mrs. Clifford Wolf. She used the colors of the worthy matron-elect. The meeting was opened by the 1977-1978 officers with Mr. and Mrs. Walter Ritter presiding. Clover Paxton, installing officer, was escorted east and introduced by Mrs. Ritter. She introduced her assistants for the evening, Robert Ruch, installing patron; Mary Hillary, installing marshal; Ava Stiver, installing chaplain; Evelyn Hall, installing organist; and Ann Brooks, installing soloist. Mr. and Mrs. Ritter were presented past matron and patron jewels by the chapter. Officers installed are as follows: Worthy matron — Bernice Longfellow Worthy patron — Joe O. Estep Associate matron — Cheryl Brunjes Associate patron — Allen Brunjes Secretary — Gertrude Ritter Treasurer — Wilma Ruch Conductress — Scerita Melendez Associate conductress — Betty Scott Chaplain — Joan Kline Marshal — Walter Ritter Adah — Agnes Hurd Ruth — Elsie Free Esther — Deborah Howard Martha — Jean Purcell Electa — Anna Estep Sentinel — Evelyn Anderson Organist Evelyn Fisher and warder Margaret Warring were not present and will be installed at a later date. A reception, in the charge of the past matrons, was held immediately following the installation. Mrs. Silas Howard and Mrs. D. G. Seely greeted and registered

the guests. The fellowship hall was decorated with yellow flowers, candles and streamers by Mrs. C. S. Myers and Mrs. Joe Sunthimer. Approximately 75 guests were present from Leesburg, Warsaw, South Bend, Elkhart, Goshen, Mishawaka, New Castle and Michigan. Legion birthday party to be held The American Legion birthday will be observed in Milford on Friday, March 17, at 6:30 p.m. in the Legion hall. All World War I veterans are urged to attend. Everyone is asked to take his own table service and a covered dish. The committee for tjie evening is Glennis Stump, chairman; Donna Fisher; and Marjorie Coy. Wednesday Club hears book review A book review on “Small Blessings,” by Celestine Sibley, was given to members of the Wednesday Afternoon Club, Syracuse, in the March 8 meeting in the home of Mrs. Ernest Bushong. Mrs. Nelson Miller gave the presentation. Mrs. Ray Buhrt, president, conducted the business meeting. Refreshments were served to the 11 guests present by Mrs. Bushong and assistant, Mrs. E.L. Fosbrink. The next meeting will be March 22 in the home of Mrs. Stan Emerick.

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Senior Mothers elect officers Election of officers was held Monday, March 13, by members of the Senior Mothers Club, Syracuse, when they met in the Calvary United Methodist Church. New officers are: President — Mrs. Deloss Smith Vice president — Mrs. Lucille Burson Secretary-treasurer — Mrs. Jan Baumgartner Project — Mrs. Thelma Brinkman Social — Mrs. Joe Thornburg Membership — Mrs. Lois Schleeter Publicity — Mrs. John W’alker Sunshine — Mrs. Rosemary LeCount Program — Mrs. Thornburg A new member, Mrs. Carol Walton, was welcomed into the club. It was voted on to hold meetings from March to November with possibly having a Christmas party in December. A silent auction was also held. Refreshments were served by Mrs. LeCount and Mrs. Thelma Gingerick. Mrs. Mildred Corson, 1977 president, opened the meeting by reading an Easter poem. A total of 13 members were present. Next meeting is April 17 in the home of Mrs. John Walker, where a salad bar will be held. Co-hostesses will be Mrs. Herschel Harper, Mrs. Kenneth Elson and Mrs. Robert Miller. v jb *• PLAN MAY WEDDING — Mr. and Mrs. Donald Woiferman of r 1 box 129 Milford have announced the engagement and coming marriage of their daughter, Darcy Kay, to Dennis Joseph Mock, 2917 Sheila Apt. F, Kokomo. Mock is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Mock of 3136 Jay Dr., Anderson. Miss Woiferman is a graduate of Wawasee High School and holds a bachelor of science degree from Ball State University. She is a member of Chi Omega social sorority and Phi Upsilon Omicron honorary. She is currently a substitute teacher. Mock is a graduate of Highland High School in Anderson and received a BS degree from Ball State University. He is a member of Lambda Chi Alpha social fraternity and the Ball State flying club. He is employed by Motorola Communications and Electronics. The couple plans a May 20 wedding in the First Brethren Church at Milford.

United Methodist Women meet in Miller home March 9

The Milford unit of the United Methodist Women met March 9 in the home of Mrs. T. A. Miller with Mrs. Harold Wilson assisting. Various homemade rolls were served as a brunch. Mrs. Dean Cousins called the meeting to order and Mrs. Richard Roose gave devotions. Witnessing, from the scriptures of Isaiah and Acts, was demonstrated in the wording of a song, “The True Source” by Wagner was read and she closed with a prayer. Mrs. Karl Keiper gave the lesson for the day with Mrs. Glen Treesh assisting. Mrs. Keiper had everyone reminisce concerning her anticipation of attending a fair or some occasion. Ryan Keiper and Kyle Newcomer passed around homemade animal suckers to help with the feeling of a funfilled time. Mrs. Treesh read a true story of h family attending a local fair and their personal theology involved. Mrs. Keiper read “Soliloquy of a Parent.” Those present were asked how, as God’s witnesses, they could help people. Small groups were formed for the purpose of discussion and main ideas were brought to the group at large. Mrs. Keiper closed with the unit singing “O Young and Fearless Prophet.” During the business meeting, Mrs. Robert Ruch presented her committee’s plans for the remodeling of the church kitchen. The plans were unanimously accepted. April 18 is the Day Apart at / Oakwood Park. Two sessions will be available, the first being from 9:30 a.m. to 2:30 p.m. and the second from 5:30-9 p.m. Child care and their meals will be provided. Ladies attending may make reservations for their lunch or take a sack lunch.

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Decorating Center. April 15, 29 and a date in May will be “slave days” for the youth of the church. This is another money making endeavor with the main idea being to help those people in need of yard work and-,, or housecleaning tasks. Since two persons of the youth group are hoping to go on a work mission to Haiti next summer, this money will help towards those trips and other activities planned. Mrs. Dennis Newcomer briefly discussed the bazaar workshops and the question of future bazaars. The next meeting will be April 13 in the home of Mrs. Max Duncan. This will be at 9:30 a.m. for an Agape meal. Survey underway at Milford to determine number A survey is currently being conducted in Milford to determine the number of children who will be attending kindergarten at the elementary school in September. -Spearheading the survey are Dorothy Gall, teacher and Lewis S. Immel, principal. They are preparing for the kindergarten roundup to be held at 7 p.m. on Tuesday, April 11. To be eligible to attend kindergarten next fall, a student must be five years old on or before September 1 and must reside in Van Buren Township or the eastern part of Jefferson Township.

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