The Mail-Journal, Volume 26, Number 22, Milford, Kosciusko County, 15 July 1987 — Page 22
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THE MAIL-JOURNAL — Wed.. July 15, 1957
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AAUW votes overwhelmingly to admit men
A 106-year-old fence was dismantled and . construction began on a new road to equity as delegates to the American Association of University Women's 34th Biennial Convention voted overwhelmingly to admit men as members June 22 in Houston. Texas. The 150,000 member association became the first all-female organization to permit men to join.
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Sylvia Ryan. Vicky Wilson and Mary Reece of the Warsaw branch of AAUW were among the 1,500 delegates on hand for the historic vote to admit men. After the near-unanimous vote was taken, acceptance was made of the life membership of the first male member. Dian Belanger, president of AAUW's Maryland division, expressed the of the majority of convention delegates during the brief debate. 'Having known the sting of discrimination, we must not perpetuate our own version of it." she said The vote changed the eligibility requirement in AAUW's bylaws from “a woman" to “a graduate" holding a baccalaureate or higher degree. Earlier in the day. delegates adopted AAUW's/ Legislative Program for the 1987-89 biennium. which featured action priorities ranging from preserving a strong system of public education to affirming individual rights to achieving full recognition of the value of women's work. Also adopted was a set of resolutions on topics such as teen pregnancy, women's unpaid work and international development' ' The convention featured sets of workshops on promoting individual liberties, women's work/women's worth and environmental concerns. Convention speakers included such noted
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figures as Houston mayor Kathy Whitmire; Tony Podesta, president and founder of People for the American Way; Gudrun Erlendsdottir. Supreme-Court Justice from Iceland; afid Elizabeth Duncan Koontz. J The convention concluded June 24 with a ceremony at the NASA Johnson Space Center honoring Dr Judith Resnik. who was killed in the explosion of the space shuttle Challenger Dr. Resnik was an AAUW member and a recipient of a fellowship from the AAUW Educational Foundation, which awards more than $1 million annually to advance education, research and self-development for women. The Foundation will celebrate the one hundredth anniversary of its first fellowship award in 1988. Over 1.30(1 AAUW branches combined to raise $320,000 for an endowed fellowship in Dr. Resnik’s name to support women in science and engineering. The
Break-in at Milford
Milford police are investigating a break-in which occurred at the home of Patty Leemon at 205 E. Fourth St sometime between 11 p m on July 6 and 6 a.m. on July 7. Evon Coy entered the home at 6 am. and discovered that the items.were missing. Leemon was asleep in the house while two large speakers, valued at S3(K) each, and $lO in quarters were taken from the house and a portable color T.V., valued at $350 was removed from a vehicle parked outside. Officer Aaron Rovenstine reported the victim said she has,a dog, but it Missile a success The Pefitagon said it had taken another step forward in developing "Star Wars" technology by successfully destroying a target missile that was similar in many respects to a Soviet short-range nuclear missile.
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Warsaw AAUW branch voted 100 percent support of this fellowship, with each member contributing towards the fund. In Warsaw, AAUW branch meetings are held through the school year, with programs reflecting the issues and resolutions voted during the national convention. In addition, the branch conducts an annual book sale during Pioneer Days to fund the local scholarship and provide contributions to the national educational foundation. This year, the branch is working with the Chamber of Commerce to research and publish a family activities booklet for Kosciusko County. AAUW, founded in 1881, supports equity for women, education and self-development over the life span, and positive societal change For more information about the AAUW, contact Sylvia Ryan, president, 269-5228, or Florence Horn, membership chairman. 267-4649
didn't waken her as someone removed screens from three windows and entered the house through a small front window.
LCDC to hold garage sale
The Lakeland Community Daycare Center staff, board members, and parents are busy preparing fbr the third annual Community Garage Sale. The garage sale will be Saturday, July 18, from 8 a m. to 4 p.m. at St Andrew's United .Methodist Church with all proceeds going to the Lakeland Community Daycare Center. All donations of saleable items, no adult clothing, may be taken to St. Andrew's United Methodist Church fellowship hall on Friday. July 17. from 3-6 p.m.
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THE COOKIE LADY — Irene Foreman stands by the mountain of flour in her pantry. The 200 pounds won’t last more than a month she stated, homemade noodles use a lot of flour. She has sold cookies, noodles and sweet breads in the area for over 10 years, starting out in .North Webster and including the Warsaw area, too, for the past seven years. At 75 years'of age. she’s not even considering retirement. (Photo by Carla Gaff)
The Lord opens doors for the Cookie Lady
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”1 don't go where I'm not ask.'' explained Irene Foreman of Warsaw, better known as the Cookie Lady "I let the Lord open the door for me so when people see me coming they say, 'lt’s the Cookie Lady — oh, I'm so glad to see you.' And, they're really tickled todeath tosee me." The Cookie Lady has been baking. selling and giving away cookies, breads and noodles in the Warsaw and North Websteareas for over 10 years. She's been a widow since 1964. Shortly after she turned 62. she found she was able to draw only $118.90 a month on social security and she couldn't live on that. She related that after several days of praying about what she could do about her financial situation. 'The Lord spoke to me. and I started selling homemade noodles immediately." Shortly after that a friend suggested she sell cookies, too. and suddenly she was in business. "None of the credit (for the sudden success of the business) goes to me," said Irene, "it all goes to the Lord." However. Irene has a business mind and is a great cook, which are two great assets for the Lord to work with in this endeavor. Irene went on to say. "The Lord is the president of my business and by the grace of God I'm just abletodothis." She spends hours making noodles, several more baking cookies, and another day baking sweet breads. Then, she bags everything up, puts the bags in boxes, loads it all into her station wagon and starts her rounds. She visits industries in Warsaw and North Webster that have ask her to come, stops in at several
barber and beautician shops, and simply makes her way around the area. She only sells cookies to those that have ask her to visit and does not solicit business. Although she declines to say how many bags of goodies she sells, she stated, she goes through approximately 200 pounds of flour a month and she buys oatmeal in 50-pound bags, vanilla by the gallon, large quantities of spices, and 3,000 plastic bags at a time. Ordering things in large quantities is nothing new for the Cookie Lady. She's owned and operated two different restaurants. During her 30 years of restaurant work, she had done everything from waitressing to cooking, managing and bookkeeping. She explained that she started making homemade noodles when she was nine years old, but never considered herself a great cookie baker. But now at 75. she commented, "being the Cookie Ladygives me a reason to get up every morning." "You can t out give the Lord — the more you give, the more he shovels to you." she said. "It's so great how the Lord works. When you ask him to direct you he does. He sees the whole picture from the beginning to the end." When ask. if at her age she wasn't going to start considering retirement, Irene stated. "I never knew I was supposed to retire. This keeps me busy and it’s therapy for me. I have my own schedule, set my own goals and pray for wisdom and direction every day." She continued. "1 am so thankful to live in America, the land of opportunity where we can accomplish w hatever God lays bn us to do. And. if I can do this (her business) anyone can."