The Mail-Journal, Volume 19, Number 22, Milford, Kosciusko County, 16 June 1982 — Page 7

Community Corner

Campaign underway to raise $60,000 for mother-daughter

Kappa Omicron Beta Sigma Phi Sorority of Syracuse has started a local campaign to help Tonda Hewitt and her 44 year old daughter. Alissa (Lisa). Mrs. Hewitt and her daughter have epidermolysis bullosa, an unusual skin disease. This disease is hereditary and has been in Mrs. Hewitt’s family There are four different types of the skin disease and some of the symptoms include blindness, loss of fingernails, toenails and hair, also deafness. The . life expectancy of a person having the disease is 40 years old. The disease can be diagnosed* when a child is bom The sorority seeks to raise approximately $60,000 for the Hewitts to travel to Germany for treatment. While undergoing treatment there is a strict diet which needs to be followed and three trips will have to be made in one year to. Germany Assisting in the campaign is Rev Mike Johnson, pastor of the Syracuse Church of God, husbands of sorority members and Dick Simpson, Elkhart, father of Jessica Simpson, who also has the disease and is being treated in Germany Simpson sponsored a car wash in Elkhart June 12 and 13 to help raise money for the Hewitts, he has also stated tbht any money left over from his daughter's treatment will be given to the Hewitts On Sunday, June 13, a cook out was held at the home of David and Cherri Byrd, Syracuse, to officially kick off the dnve The soronty is asking for Community cooperation in making donations toward this cause Anyone wishing to donate may do so by making donations at the State Bank of Syracuse to Beta Sigma Phi Sorority for the Hewitts

Syracuse BPW installs officers at luau

Installation of new officers for the Syracuse Business and Professional Women s Club was the main item at the June 8 meeting New officers ar' President — Card Elo Vice president — Gloria Hodler Secretary Carol Smith Treasurer - JoAnn Houser Installing the new officers was past parlimentarian Dons Coburn The theme for the evening was a Hawaiian luau with members dressing m appropnate attire The evening meal was catered by Dons Wall, Dewart Lake, who served island barbecue, avocado bread, wonton bows, sweet and sour sauce, rice, green beans with macadam) an nuts, pineapple, nuts, raisins and many other items Numerous plants, items from Hawaii and Hawauan posters decorated the Scout Cabin room During the ms?al and social hour

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J L*< 1 ’ ™ JW I I . / i W BEGIN CAMPAIGN — A campaign is currently underway to raise $60,000 to send Tonda and Alissa Hewitt to Germany for treatment of epidermolysis bullosa, an unusual skin disease. Spearheading the campaign are members of Kappa Omicron Sorority of Syracuse. Shown here are Tonda and Alissa. seated: Nancy Coy. of the sponsoring sorority; and Rev. Mike Johnson, pastor of Tonda's church, the Church of God at Syracuse. < Photo by Sharon Stuckman)

members were entertained with Hawaiian music. Following the meal Richard ( "Butch') Plikerd and Paul Van Dyke entertained the women by presenting a Hawaiian dance During the business meeting a motion was made to make a donation to the Lakeland Daycare Center Also discussed was the clubs project on Saturday. June 12. and a float for the Wawasee Flotilla on Sunday. July 4 Any member interested in working on the float committee is to contact Mrs Elder New books were distributed to the members present At the close of the meeting special presentations were made to the outgoing officers and to those who have had perfect attendances Those receiving gifts for one year perfect attendance were Maryrose Henning. Celia Beckman, Fredetta Money , and JoAnn Houser Receiving gifts

for three years perfect attendance were Pat Benson. Doris Cobum and Carol Elder. Anna Craw received a gift for not missing a meeting in 14 years Also receiving, special recognition and a potted plant were Carol Smith. Sue Smith and Deb Fox for winning the "Hostess with the most ess contest ” These women were hostesses for the May meeting Mildred Williams received the door prize which was a begonia and each of-the members and two guests received a potted plant New Committees New standing committees for the 1982-1983 club year are: Program — Mary Van Dyke and Mary Kiiox ; Sunshine »- Doris Coburn and Fredetta Money Parliamentarian — Bessie Stetler Social and Civic Anna Craw and Mildred Williams

Treatment The German region of AlzenauMichelbach is rapidly becoming a mecca for children and adults with skin diseases for which there is no recognized cure. The so-called “miracle worker” is Romanian refugee Pavel Kozak, a skin specialist who treats — and reportedly cures —a variety of diseases that frequently have been considered incurable by conventional medicine. Kozak's specialty is treatment of epidermolysis bullosa —a disease which breaks the skin into open sores and is especially painful for young children. Kozak is not a physician, but doctors in North America and Europe refer patients to him. The clinic is a 42-bed former hotel near the small community of Alzenau-Michelbach. Patients stay in the clinic for periods that range from three weeks to several months, depending on the severity of their condition. Kozak became interested in seeking a cure for the disease because he was a chronic sufferer of the disease as a child and became a guinea-pig for various experiments for a retired doctor who was interested in skin diseases and Kozak began to show results; Once cured he started to study bio-chemistry and read everything on dermatological therapy. i In the last 27 years, Kozak claims to have cured 100,000 people from this disease Little is known about the treatment. Except he uses salves made from Vaseline jelly, steriods and antibiotics and a diet that mandates celery and parsley roots, rice, lettuce, freshly slaughtered meat, chamomile tea and vitamins.

Historian and guest book — Lois Shearer Publicity — Maryrose Henning. newspaper and Bonnie Bjella. projects Healthcare — JoAnn Robinson Membership chairwomen — Pat Benson and Barbara Matney Chaplain — Grace Eyer Perfect attendance — Carol Smith Scout Cabin board — Jean Niles Riley Hospital — Lois Koher The next meeting will be July 13. Kathryn Bice on dean's list Kathryn Dian Bice, daughter of Mr and Mrs. Don (Monica) Bice of Milford, has been named to the dean’s list at Saint Mary’s College. Notre Dame. She received a 3.8 grade point average out of a possible 4.0. She. is enrolled in the school of nursing at Saint Mary's and has finished her sophomore year Saint Mary’s is a women’s liberal arts college.

Bucher tells Kiwanians about ski tournaments

Camelot Lakes will be the site for the Indiana State Water Ski tournament slated for July 23,24. and 25 and for the Midwest Regional Water Ski Tournament on July 30,31, and August 1. Don Bucher spoke to thie Ki warns Club of Lakeland. North Webster, concerning the skiing tournaments Bucher is in charge of promotion in Kosciusko County for the tournaments. The spectator area will accommodate 1,000 persons and a boat ramp, showers, camping area, and a storage facility are available at Camelot Lakes Bucher said Camelot Lakes are very suitable for these tournaments because competitors are free from boat wakes of the larger lakes in this area He also said the sloping shorelines reduce backwash which interferes with skiers in competition. Camelot Lakes is located between Milford and Syracuse and consists of north and south lake. rnrTTTvrr<TTTrrrrrrrTO HAMt MaSKS »♦« rord pnnto (I SO ri S 2 tow quoi>«v wnWoodtod dock II W IT tow quol w*tood»od mvdin SI OS. Uoodwd mo»to> SI >• towti quotHy “tow >OON too coHon tooodcto* S 2 ** dtoow do* SH *wc*» “Wqto ne«v btoo tonim S 3 00 yoni SttrtxkwKk Moco Uptown Syronwo JUtAJiJLIAJUUUUUULAJULaAAJUU

■ TR " iU aS s ’ ' I IF ’ I I k/ flL\ f ■ I MR. AND MRS. STAN PRICE Pam Custer becomes bride of Stan Price on June 12

Pam Custer, 3211 Wrightsboro Road, Apartment FB. Augusta. Ga.. became the bride of Stan Price. Martinez, Ga., on Saturday, June 12, at 2:30 p.m. in the Christian Church of Milford. The bride is the daughter of Mr and Mrs. Wade Mishler, Milford, and the bridegroom is the son of Mr. and Mrs Howard Price, Martinez, Ga. Carl Shearer, pastor of the church, officiated at the doublering ceremony in the presence of 200 guests. ' . The altar was decorated with candelabras and a flower arrangement with fans on the communion table. Pews were decorated with fans and silk flowers Becky Replogle, cousin of the bride, was the soloist and sang "Looking Through The Eyes Os Love," and “Therefore Give Us Love.’’ Organist for the MISS ETNA GREEN' — Sponsored by the Etna Bank, in the Mermaid Festival Queen’s Contest, is Dawn Carpenter, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Lake Carpenter, Etna Green. “Miss Etna Green” is a 1982 graduate of Triton High School, now attending Vogue School of Beauty Culture. She is 18 years old. has brown hair, brown eyes and stands five feet, 7 inches tall.

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ceremony was Grace Shearer Guests joined in singing “Savior Like A Shepherd Lead Us." The bride, who was given in marriage by her father, wore a gown with a Queen Anne neckline, trimmed in lace and pearls and made of qiana knit. The sleeves were trimmed in lace and pearls around the edge The floor-length gown featured a high waistline. Her veil was of double layer chiffon with satin ribbing on the edge, embossed with small flowers. She carried a * silk colonial bouquet of white roses, blue daises and baby 's breath. Matron of honor was Mrs. John Zolman. Mentone, sister of the bride. She wore a light blue floorlength qiana gown which featured a jacket of light blue chiffon print with multi-blue shades of flowers Her headdress was of silk flowers and baby's breath and her flowers were a fan arrangements of blue daisies and azaleas Serving as bridesmaids were Mrs. Ron Richard, Pierceton, sister of the bride and Lydia Tucker, South Bend Lynn Price. Martinez, Ga.. sister of the bridegroom and Debra Ransbottom. Claypool, niece of the bride, were flower girls and Dene Ransbottom. Claypool, nephew of the bride, was ringbearer The bridesmaids and flower girls wore dresses styled identical to the matron of honor's. Their flowers and head dresses were also identical. Bestman was Howard Price.. Martinez, father of the bridegroom. Groomsmen were Chris Edenfield. Augusta. Ga., and Donnie Bishop, Augusta.’Ga Ushers were Randy Ransbottom. Silver Lake and Dan Ransbottom. Claypod. brothers of the bride; and Tony Neal. Silver Lake and David Ransbottom. nephews of the bride. The bride’s mother wore a high-waisted light blue polyester knit with a matching long-sleeved jacket and the bridegroom's mother wore a dress with a Grecian style waist in royal blue polyester knit. Their corsages were white roses with blue daisies A reception was immediately following the cremony in the Apostolic Christian Church fellowship hall. Servers were Terri Custer. Mrs Mark Weller and Mrs. Dennis Replogle. Mrs. Howard Swihart catered the reception and Mrs. Ron Smith was the florist Following a wedding trip to Maggie Valley. N . C . the couple will reside in Augusta. Ga. Mrs. Price is a radiologic technologist for Augusta Orthopedic Specialists and is a graduate of Wawasee High School and Medical College of Georgia Her husband is a medical physics technologist and is also a graduate College of Georgia.

Wed., June 16,1982—THE MAIL-JOURNAL

CALENDAR Week Os June 16 , To June 23 WEDNESDAY ~ Farmers* Market 6:30a.m., fairgrounds, Warsaw Ladies* Aid 7 a.m.. Church of the Brethren, Syracuse Syracuse Lions Club 6:30p.m., Beacon restaurant, Syracuse Psi lota IX 7:30p.m. T Lutheran Church Women 7:30 p. m., Grace Lutheran Church, Syracuse Twi lighters Bunco Club 7:30p.m. Al-Anon 7:30 p.m., Saint Andrew’s United Methodist Church, Syracuse Alcoholics Anonymous 7:30 p.m.. Wawasee Episcopal Center, Vernon Drive, onehalf mile each of South Shore Golf Club THURSDAY Al-Anon ~ 9:30 a.m., Saint Andrew's United Methodist Church, Syracuse Ebenezer Ladies' Aid , *9 2pm jWFm Milford Volunteer Firemen 1 V 7 p.m., Milford Fire Station c *— FRIDAY Milford Kiwanis 6:45 am., Milford Community Building SATURDAY Farmers’ Market 6:3(Moa.m, fairgrounds. Warsaw Wawasee Kiwanis 7 a m . Three Flags Drive-In. Syracuse Turkey Creek Senior Citizens 12 noon. Scout Cabin. Syracuse SUNDAY Alcoholics Anonymous, open meeting 10 a.m.. North Webster Fire Station z MONDAY Lakeland Kiwanis 7a.m.. Classic Restaurant, North Webster Farmers* Market 3-7 p.m, fairgrounds. Warsaw z ' TOP 106 6:30 p.m.. Calvary United Methodist Church. Syracuse Milford Lions 7pm.. Milford United Methodist Church Primary Mothers* Chib 7:30p.m. TUESDAY . • Senior Citizens' Golf League 8:30 a.m. Maxwelt on Syracuse-Wawasee Rotary 12 noon. Beacon Restaurant. Syracuse Milford Area Development ( 5 p.m., Dtdl’s Decorating. Milford Syracuse Park Board 7.15 pm . Syracuse Town Hall Wawasee American Legion Auxiliary 7:3opm, Legion Hall WEDNESDAY Farmers' Market . ’ 6:30a m . fairgrounds', Warsaw Ladies'Aid ‘ 7 a m . Syracuse Church of the Brethren Eagles Auxiliary Meeting, Aerie 3760 7 p.m , Lakeland Eagles. 404 Sycambre Street. Syracuse Al-Anon 7:30 p.m.. Saint Andrew's United Methodist Church, Syracuse Alcoholics Anonymous 7:30 p.m.. Wawasee Episcopal Center. Vernon Drive, onehalf mile east of South Shore Golf Club c ' • MEHM LOWER INSURANCE PREMIUMS ■ ’ QUALITY SERVICE K v Call Us Before You Boy! ‘ " HU Patricia " RICHARDSON Serving Th. Community Sine. 1920 Dancing And Entertainment Every Friday & Saturday, 9 P.M.-l A.M. I AT r| RESTAURANT THE vLflddl V tIOUNGE U Always A Great Line Up! .. . g | ★ "JOE STAPLES" -| ★ "COMING HOME" — Oakridge Boys M Sound q ★ "UTOPIA" - Finest In Indiana M Dancing g | ★ "DENNIS PUCKETT D g TRIO" — Variety, ’so* s & '6O s M y Impersonators 3 * COUWTIT * *<** * W <0 * NOSTALGIA R for Those Who Appreciate The Difference *4 It's Time You Discover . C Lunch — Dinner — Cocktails I DANCING AT THE CLASSIC I Enjoy Dining In The New Orleans Room | IT I TMt CLASSIC RESTAURANT-PAGE ONE LOUNGE North Webster„ w . 834-4111

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