The Mail-Journal, Volume 23, Number 57, Milford, Kosciusko County, 28 January 1987 — Page 18

THE MAIL-JOURNAL — Wed., January 28,1987

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Invest wisely If you wisely invest in beauty, it will remain with you all the days of your life. — Frank Lloyd Wright

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Peg board Tidy up your workshop by hanging a peg board panel behind the working area for hanging small tools.

Deunknown ability A man seldom knows what he can do until he tries to undo what he did. — Reporter, Spencer.

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Jerry Clevenger, 1517 Springhill Rd., Warsaw, managing partner of Beauchamp, McSpadden, Strayer, Koors Insurance, has been named general campaign chairman for the 1987 Kosciusko Community YMCA membership drive, which begins January 28. A native of Plymouth and Warsaw resident since 1979, Clevenger has been in the insurance business since 1975, and associated with Strayer Insurance since 1979. He is a graduate of Hanover College and is presently working on his Chartered Property Casualty Underwriter’s (CPCU) certification. A member- of United Way, he headed the insurance division for the 1986 fund drive. Clevenger is also a member and past president of the American Heart Association, and is a member of the First Presbyterian Church and Warsaw Noon Optimist. He and his wife, Shirlee, have three children: Kady, Joe and Jonathon. Clevenger has announced his choices for the seven division leaders for the 1987 campaign. Corporate Leaders Named First National Bank of Warsaw’s marketing director Dr. Barry Van Dyck will head up the

corporate membership campaign, along with Keith A. Beiser, employment and planning administrator of United Telephone Company. , Van Dyck, 38, 711 Pam St., Warsaw, is a recent addition to the YMCA board of directors. He is also president of the Beaman Home board of directors and vice president of the Home Health Care board of directors. Van Dyck also serves as secretary of the Warsaw Breakfast Optimist Club. He holds a bachelor’s degree from the University of Cincinnati, a master’s degree from the University of North Dakota, a doctorate from Indiana State University, and a master’s in business administration from Notre Dame. Formerly an administrator at the Otis R. Bowen Center for Human Services, Van Dyck has six years in health care administration, as well as six years with the United States Air Force. He and his wife, Pamela, have two children: Eric and Heather. Beiser has been a Warsaw resident since 1969. He is a member of the Kosciusko County Personnel Association and the First Presbyterian Church of Warsaw, where he has served as deacon. Beiser has also served in various capacities with the Warsaw Toastmasters, Warsaw Os iunists and the Worship-in-the-Round steering committee. He is married to Bernadine (“Bunnie”), and is the father of

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Karen, 13, and John, eight. Four Head Membership Four people will divide up the county geographically for the membership campaign. This group includes Darrell Boling, Bonnie Richardson, Jo Marose and Bill Wood. Wood, a native of Columbus, Ohio, has lived in Warsaw for the past 10 years. He his wife, Priscilla, have two children: Lynnly.TO, and Alex, eight. He is currently employed at Friendship Industries in Nappanee. Wood says he “looks forward to the opportunities the new YMCA facilities will provide.” Mrs. Art (Jo) Marose, r 2 Leesburg, has a long history with the YMCA. A native of Niles, Mich., she lived in South Bend for 13 years at the YMCA while working in doctors’ offices. She and her husband came here more than 28 years ago and have been supportive of the YMCA since its beginnings in 1966. Her husband was the first YMCA swimming coach in the community, assisted by a Grace College student. A volunteer for the American Heart and Cancer societies, Mrs. Marose has also been involved in charity work for Kosciusko Community Hospital. She and her husband are members of Tippecanoe Lake Country Club. Mrs. Marose says the county is “very fortunate to have such a facility,”

Humanly speaking —

The benefit of workshops

By DEBORAH STELLHORN I M.S. Bowen Therapist, Wabash The Bowen Center offers a variety of workshops and classes to help meet educational and emotional needs of our community. This involvement is a valuable mode of training for self help and self actualization. The Bowen Center staff, which provides comprehensive community mental health services, focuses on teaching coping skills. Women in Transition (WIT) is a workshop with this emphasis. WIT is a 10 hour self-sufficiency workshop designed to assist women in making positive adjustments' during the transitional phases of their lives, such as divorce or separation, widowhood, retirement, “empty-nest” syndrome, or other life adjustment problems. The goal, of the Women in TranNAPPANEE NEW HOURS: Mon.-Thurs. 8-8 Fri. 8-5:30 Sat. 8-4 CARS SPOTLIGHT • 86 CHEV. MONTE CARLO COUPE V 8. Air $9,195 • 85 CHEV. CAPRICE 4 DR. V-8, 20,000 Miles $9,595 • 85 FORD ESCORT WAGON L Auto., Air $5,995 • 84 CHEV. MONTE CARLOSS $9,595 • 83 CHEV. CELEBRITY 4 DR. 4 Cyl.. Auto., Air $5,995 • 83 MERCURY LYNX GS 2 DR. 5 Spd., Air $2,995 • 83 BUICK REGAL WAGON V-6. Auto., Air $5,995 • 83 OLDS CUTLASS CIERA BROUGHAM 2 DR. V-6, Air $5,995 • 82 BUICK CENTURY CUSTOM 2 DR. 4 Cyl., Air. $4,995 • 82 TOYOTA COROLLA 2 DR. COUPE 5 Spd. $3,995 • 82 TOYOTA COROLLA WAGON Auto, Air, PS $4,995 • 81 PLYMOUTH ARROW 4 Cyl., 5 Spd., PS, Air $2,795 • 79 CHEV. CHEVETTE 4 DR. Auto., Air, One Owner $2,795 • 78 CHEV. CORVETTE ANNV. Auto., Very Clean $12,500 | • 84 CHEV. C IO SCOTTSDALE V-8, Auto., Air $6,995 • 84 CHEV.S-10 L.W.B. V-6. Auto., Air $6,995

and she is particularly looking forward to the addition of a walking track. Boling, 52, 1502 Country Club Dr., Warsaw, is assistant principal at Warsaw Community High School and has been affiliated with Warsaw Community Schools since 1959 as a teacher, athletic director, dean and assistant superintendents He holds degreOs-from Indiana State University and Indiana University, and is a member of First Presbyterian Church of Warsaw, Kiwanis and the Kosciusko County Juvenile Justice Task Force. Boling enjoys outdoor and lake activities and traveling. He and his wife, Karen, have four children: Kimberly, Cynthia, Brian and Dana. Mrs. Orville (Bonnie) Richardson, r 3 Warsaw, is a “native of Warsaw and has been a YMCA member for many years. A former study hall supervisor at Freshman High School in Warsaw, she helped organize the local Girls’ Club and served as director for seven years. She has been a volunteer for United Way and the YMCA and enjoys swimming and bicycling. She and her husband have two married daughters, Cindy Korte and Lisa Wehrly. Reneker, a probation officer

sition program is to assist with personal growth by teaching four major self-sufficiency components. These components are: self-nurturance; time and money management; basic home and car care; and problem solving skills. Self-nurturance is considered the most important or “core” component of the WIT workshop. The primary factor in the success of personal growth is one’s concept of self and what one is willing to do to work toward that self-concept. sonal handicaps keep one from meeting her goals. Such handicaps could include: nonassertiveness; shyness; inability to set goals; difficulty in making decisions; lack of motivation; low self-esteem; problems with communication or difficulties with problem solving. The first step toward self-help is to determine strengths and weaknesses. The next step is to establish the types of influences that have shaped one’s present coping styles. Some influences may include value systems, religion, past experience, family patterns of coping, interaction with one’s peers, legal issues, and educational background. The next step is problem solving. In this stage one weighs the pluses and minuses of the problem, determines the goals one wants to achieve and generates options for achieving the goal(s). Finally, the last step is to choose from the possible options and take action or plan to act. The outcome of these steps will be adaptation. Self-help classes encourage adaptation by teaching coping skills. By making positive adjustments to problems one is able to guide his or her life in the desired direction. Self-help classes, such as Women in Transition, create a non-threatening

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for more than 14 years, is a past elder of the First Presbyterian Church of Warsaw. He is a graduate of Illinois College. He and his wife, Judith, have four childsen, Randy, Richard)and Renee. Beaty serves internship in California Bryan Beaty of Leesburg, a sophomore at DePauw University, is serving an internship during January at Allstate Insurance Company in Orange, Calif. The internship is part of Depauw’s winter term, which allows undergraduate students to learn about various careers and pursue learning experiences outside the conventional classroom environment. Students arrange their own internships and are under the supervision of a DePauw faculty member. The program is designed to introduce students to a wide range of career or study possibilities. Beaty is the son of Mr. and Mrs. John P. Beaty of r 2 box 315-A, Leesburg, and is a graduate of Wawasee High School. Depauw University, located in Greencastle and founded by Methodists in 1837, is a liberal arts institution of 2,350 students.

atmosphere where each person is able to work toward personnel growth. The next WIT class begins February 4 and also meets on February 11,18, 25, and March 4, from 6:30-8:30 P.M. in the Youth Lounge of the Warsaw Office. The Bowen Center Consultation and Education department offers a variety of classes each season. For more information about the Women in Transition class or other classes currently offered in the five county area by the Bowen Center call 267-7169 or toll-free 1-800-342-5653, ext. 279. ANSWERS: ACROSS: DOWN: 1 Aria 1 Alma 5 ESP “ ' 2 Road 8 Elul 3 Inca 12 Long 4 Agents 13 Por 5 EPA 14 Lope 6 Sot 15 Macerate 7 Predicted 17 Anon 8 Elate 18 Adano 9 Lonesome 19 Detent 10 Upon 21 TLC 11 Lent 23 Ives 16 Role 24 Horserace 20 Eve 28 Oct. 22 Crackdown 31 Ani 24 Had 32 Art 25 One 33 Moi 26 Ringling 34 Den 27 Arc 35 Accepters 29 Cor 38 Gawk 30 Tis 40 Dor 35 Awe 41 Balled 36 Poor 43 Oinks 37 Triter 4V Init 39 Altos 48 Overtone 41 Bibs 51 Bono 42 Anoa 52 Wed. 44 None 53 Enos 45 Knot 54 Sags 46 Sess 55 Net 49 Vee 56 Rets . 50 EDT

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