The Mail-Journal, Volume 17, Number 19, Milford, Kosciusko County, 28 May 1980 — Page 17

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Patricia Hovgey graduates from ISUcumlaude Patricia Joy Hougey. r 2 North Webster, receiveTa bachelor of science degree in accounting at Indiana State University recently. She graduated cum laude in her class along with 108 other seniors. The cum laude honors were given for a grade point average of 3.60 to 3.80. ITEMS STOLEN A 40-channel CB radio worth $45, an AM-FM eight-track tape player worth SIOO, a 125-watt amplifier for the CB worth SIOO and a Sears tool box filled with miscellaneous tools of about S4OO value were reported stolen recently from a truck owned by Clifford Rider, r 1 Leesburg. Rider said the theft occured while the truck was parked for service and repairs at W & W Truck Sales, Warsaw. To check population in lakes Fish populations in 13 Kosciusko County Lakes will be checked this summer by Department of Natural Resource biologists. The investigations will be conducted to evaluate ongoing fish management programs, such as stocks, and to determine if additional programs are needed. Lakes to be surveyed include Silver, Waubee, Barbee, Show, Sellers, Muskelluge, Loon, Hill, Diamond. Carr, Palestine, Webster and Chapman Lakes. After the surveys are completed, reports of their findings will be available to the public. Anyone wishing to obtain a survey report for a specific lake should contact the Tri-Lakes Fisheries Station, r 4 Columbia City. 46725.

Sales and profit up at GTI

SAN DIEGO — Record breaking sales and operating profits for 1979 were discussed today at GTI Corporation’s annual stockholder’s meeting. “We ll be paying substantially higher taxes in the future,” said GTI President James K. La Fleur, noting that the corporation’s overall tax rate will approximately triple in 1980. “Our effective tax rate was just 15 per cent in 1979 after accounting for net operating losses and investment credits. But we have used up our tax loss carry forwards, so GTI will be paying ANSWERS ACROSS 1-Stag 21-Be 5-Shod 22-Damp 9- 25-Bantam 10- 29-Ava 12-Tracy Austin 30-Has 14- Aid 31-Ego 15- 32-Tennis stars 16- Eve 35-Arias 17- 36-Eases 19-Knew 37-Taps ANSWERS DOWN 1- 19-Ken 2- 21-Basset 3- 22-Data 4- 23-Avert 5- Stun 24-Mania 6- His 25-Bas 7- 26-Tease 8- 27-Agree 9- 28-Moss 11-Anew 30-Hiss 13-Air 33-Nap 18-Hop 34-Tar

It happened ... in Milford

14 YEARS AGO, MAY 25.1966 Cpl. Willard Free, son of Mr. and Mrs. Woodrow Free of Milford is at the home of his parents following a nine month tour of duty with the marines in Viet Nam. Free is a 1962 graduate of Milford high school. Steven Cain, a 1965 Milford high school graduate, was initiated into Lambda Chapter of Alpha Phi National Fraternity of Indiana State University Saturday, May 14. He is the son of Mr. and Mrs Hubert Cain of Milford. Mr. and Mrs. Roger Keiser and sons of Nappanee were Sunday evening guests in the home of Mr. and Mrs. Richard Smith and sons The C. S. Myers Ford Agency at Milford is doubling its service facilities and is adding a 43 by 66, one-story cement block building on the south of its present service room. Chuck Myers said a new hoist and other equipment is being added. Doty Construction is contractor on the job which is to be completed by August 1. Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Pinkerton and Mr. and Mrs. Glen Pinkerton of Milford spent May 15 with an uncle at Oak Park. 111., Edward Hepler and wife in celebration of Mr. Hepler’s birthday. A potluck dinner was enjoyed. 24 YEARS AGO. JUNE 21.1956 Mrs. Ernest Bowman, of Milford, will attend the convention of the International Grapho Analysis Society, to be held June 25 through 30, at the Saint Nicholas hotel in Springfield, 111. Maurine Smith, daughter of Rev. and Mrs. Harlan W. Smith will go to Bloomington Saturday, June 23, as the Girl Stater sponsored by the American Legion Auxiliary Unit of Milford. She will be accompanid by Ann Ritchie of North Webster Unit. Rev. and Mrs. Smith will take the

about 46 per cent tax rates in 1980. Consequently, our net profit may experience an early negative impact from that increased tax rate, but we expect our growing pre-tax profits will cause net profit to recover as the year progresses. ” La Fleur also noted that the first quarter earnings ended March 31, 1980 increased to 16 cents per share from 11 cents per share for the same period in 1979 and sales had increased to $5,496,000 from $5,108,000. He said sales to the company’s automotive customers were weaker than in last year’s first quarter, but that sales to the electronics customers continued strong. Having declared the first cash dividend in the company’s history on February 21,1980, GTI finished its 1979 year with net sales of $20,866,000, an improvement of 18 per cent over 1978. Earnings rose to $1,500,393 or 70 cents per share compared to a deficit of 29 cents per share for the previous year. La Fleur also announced at the annual meeting that the company’s regular quarterly dividend of 3 cents per share will be paid on June 13,1980 to shareholders of record May 23. 1980. GTl’s growth in 1979 net sales resulted primarily from sales increases in the company's metal, glass, and electronics product line, the metal and plastic ’ protective component product line, as well as a new component processing equipment product line. Cost of goods sold decreased as a percentage of sales because of improvements in manufacturing productivity. Commenting on the outlook for GTI, La Fleur said that having established a firm financial foundation, the company would begin to capitalize on new markets. “Two unrelated but concurrent events have produced new business opportunities for GTI,” said La Fleur. “One is the development in the electronics industry of the microprocessor. The other is the rapid increase in the cost of energy worldwide. As a result, there are increasing applications of microprocessors in the control of a wide variety of energy consuming devices. The growing demand for such systems and related components represents new market opportunities for GTI.” La Fleur said that GTI had shipped more than five billion parts to customers in 1979, an 8 per cent increase over 1978. At the meeting, a new director, Alvin H. Wineman, Jr., chairman of the board of Wineman Department Stores, headquartered in Huntington Park, CA, was elected to GTl’s board. Since two directors did not stand for reelection, GTl’s board now has a total of five members. GTI Corporation is a multiplant manufacturer of component parts, industrial protective closures, circuitry, and component-processing equipment for the automotive, electronics and computer industries. Corporate headquarters are at 10060 Willow Creek Road, San Diego, CA 92131.

girls to Bloomington and Miss Ritchie’s parents will bring them home, Sunday, July 1. With no street markers up in the town of Milford, townspeople are perpetually at a loss to know the names of the town’s various streets. Larry and Jerry Bray, twin sons of Mr. and Mrs. Ray Bray, decided to do something about it. So they began making a detailed map of the town, naming its streets and listing every dwelling, business house, church, school, etc. Miss Mary Lou Ewart, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Ewart of DeMotte and Fern L. Traster, of Milford, were united in marriage at 4 p.m. Sunday at the home of the bride. 30 YEARS AGO. JUNE 22.1950 Mr. and Mrs. Frank E. Yoder are building a new home on James street between Fourth and Catherine streets. Work on the basement began Wednesday. A meeting in protest of dredging Turkey Creek will be held at the Milford school building Friday evening at 7:30 o’clock. All persons interested should be present.

Michael Zurcher named associate for ASA

CHICAGO - Michael L. Zurcher, son of Mr. and Mrs. Vernon Zurcher of r 1 Leesburg, has been named an Associate of the Society of Actuaries. To be named an associate, Mr. Zurcher successfully completed five examinations administered by the society on mathematics, probability and statistics, risk theory, compound interest, numerical analysis and life contingencies. Actuaries are mathematicians who study and evaluate contingencies which affect human beings, like birth, marriage, sickness, accidents, retirement and death. By mathematically calculating the chances of these contingencies occurring, actuaries then design and price

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Wed., May 28,198® —THE MAIL-JOURNAL

Miss Betty Ann Cunningham of New York City, is visiting her parents. Mr. and Mrs Ted Cunningham for two weeks. Mr. and Mrs. Marshall Estep, Miss Judy Estep and Miss Peggy Heates attended the wedding of Miss Joan Galbreath and Clyde Haggerty at Osceola, Saturday Evening.

Guests of Mr. and Mrs. Ray Treesh on Monday evening were Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Rarick and daughter Kathleen, of Live Oak, Calif.; Mr. and Mrs. Jack Isenbarger and daughter, Karen, of South Bend; Mr. and Mrs. Darrel Byrket, of Elkhart; Billy Marlindale, of Nappanee; Paul Geiger, of Galveston; and Mr. and Mrs. Glen Treesh and children. Joe Poynter, who is with the armed forces on the Pacific Island of Guam, is scheduled to return to the United States on or about July 12, according to a letter he wrote his brother, Raymond Poynter, last weds. He has been on Guam 18 months and is scheduled for a discharge upon his return. He writes it is awful hot on Guam, especially during the middle of the day.

insurance, pension, and em ployee benefit programs which provide financial protection for people. The Society of Actuaries, the largest professional actuarial organization, advances knowledge of actuarial science, maintains high standards of competence and professionalism, and conducts actuarial education and research programs. Mr. Zurcher is an actuarial analyst with Lincoln National Life Insurance Company. Fort Wayne. He graduated from Wawasee High School, Purdue University and the University of Michigan. Mr. Zurcher now resides at 2010 Ardmore Avenue, Fort Wayne.

58 YEARS AGO. JUNE 8.1922 Oscar Rumfelt repainted the store front of the Brittsan building last Friday A large crowd attended the band concert giveh here last Wednesday evening McDonald and Hollar started the erection of the A. U Stout residence Tuesday morning The new home will be a two storysquare house. Dr. J. F. Peterson has built a new sun porch to the west end of his residence flat. He is also making sqme other improvements about the home. “Never judge by appearances.” English Proverb

• NEW LISTING 3 Bedroom. New Corpeting, Very Nice Home. Meadowview Addition. 1 Car Garage, Range. Refrigerator, Washer, Dryer. $37,500. Call Leon • FARM HOME APPROVED Low Down Payment S2OO. 3 Bedroom, Gas Heat, Thermopane Windows With Storms. 1 Cor Garage Well Insulated. $35 200 • NEAR SCHOOLS Gas Heat, 3 Bedroom W. Ca therine St. Make An Offer. Will Be Considered. • MEADOWVIEW ADDITION 3 Bedroom 1 Cor Garage Gas Heat. Excellent Condition. $35,000. Call Dean • WAUBEE LAKE FRONT 2 Bedrooms 1 Car Garage, Handyman's Dream. LOT • 1 Acre Lot Near Wautjee Lake, $7,000. Call Dean LOT • With Barn On East St. $8 000 LOTS • On Beer Road. Plenty Os Trees - LISTINGS NEEDED

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