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Saturday, January 29, 1983 Marshfield News-Herald Page 5 nudes like old nudes for pinup calendar EAST LANSING, Mich. (AP) Bill Baldwin has put a new wrinkle in the pinup calendar business senior citizens in the buff. "The only things I've ever seen about old people are negative," the 61-yearold Baldwin explained. "I thought, 'Let's do something positive and see what Many people who first bought the calendars sent pictures of themselves for future editions and a physician says the pinups could help combat But a Washington group that lobbies for the elderly says old people don't need to bare all to be important. The 1983 edition of Baldwin's "Sexy Sixties" calendar is his second nd such effort.

Last year's version featured senior citizens fully clothed, although some wore come-hither attire. With each mail-order copy of the 1982 booklet -style calendar, Baldwin sent a request for more pictures to make another edition. "We started to get nude ones," said Baldwin, self-employed in industrial sales and training. "There must be an interest. I think we had about 40 Family without even: So Baldwin asked for more nudes and received 187 in all, some from people their 80s.

He said about 1,000 copies of the new, $5 poster-size calendar were sold during their first week on the market. The calendar has 10 black-and-white photos of 10 men and women all in their 60s including the muscular Baldwin, although he is shown from the waist up only. The other models are in various stages of undress or the altogether. The calendar identifies them by first name only and Baldwin said he promised them anonymity in return for free use of the pictures. "All but one is a grandparent and one woman has more than 16 grandchildren," said Baldwin, who urges the over-60 group to "stay ininvolved physically, economically and sexually." "The majority (of the models) seem to feel there ought to be something, some way they can contribute more and get involved more in life," said the 6- foot-4, 214-pound former college football lineman.

Dr. Gerald Osborn, acting dean of the College of Osteopathic Medicine at nearby Michigan State University, agrees with Baldwin. 'Old people are beautiful, too," he said. "Essentially what the calendar might counter is the 'malignant agism' myth." Osborn, 35, said the public's idea of old people is "negative" and is akin to racism and sexism, adding that the calendar might be useful in his lectures on aging and sexuality. The calendar drew a less enthusiastic response from Lloyd Wright, a spokesman for the American Association of Retired Persons in Washington, D.C., which lobbies for senior citizens' rights.

"Clearly, we think that older people can demonstrate (their vitality and contribution to society) without resorting to that kind of tactic," he said. Baldwin said he has distributors for the calendar in California and in Michigan, but that most sales are mailorder. Flirting 'good for soul, social life' (AP) Go ahead, bat those baby blue eyes. Smile that cute, bies. She went to the University of SEATTLE crooked little smile.

Flirting is good for your soul and your social life, material listed under Washington library, where she found says a woman who teaches a "How To Flirt" workshop. "At self-service gasoline stations, I didn't have to "Flirting is not a promise of sexual encounter. It's just being friendly most of the time because those guys are suckers for pump flirting. my They're gas own and making friends," Cynthia Kline, 27, instructor and a lifelong flirt, sweethearts," she said. said with a wink.

"To flirt correctly, you have to feel good about yourself. It's good for To her surprise, she discovered that men in their 20s, 30s and 40s "don't You can't be know when they're being flirted with. you. depressed and flirt," she added, smiling and twirling a curl of brown hair on her fingers. "I don't know what their problem is.

Men in their 50s pick it up right Flirting can be a look, a smile, a gentle touch. A rudimentary away," she said. knowledge of body language is vital, she said. For instance, if you fold Gay men "are very effective flirts. They stare at each other.

There's a your arms in front of you, you probably don't want to be bothered. lot of eye contact, up and down." "A natural flirt will flirt with anybody, men, women, cats, dogs," said There are taboos, however. You should not flirt with people to whom Kline, who is single. "I think Marilyn Monroe probably walked into a you owe money "because it gets sticky." Bars and saloons are guaranteed room and flirted with tables and chairs." good fishing holes but the catch may be more than the flirt bargained for, Kline teaches a two-hour $12 workshop for Learning Works, head- she warned. quartered in Bellevue, Wash.

Learning Works is a private company that "You can flirt with the mates of friends but it can't go any further," also offers such courses as small business management and painting. she said. Kline, who has a master's degree in business administration from the A couple of opening lines she tried tended to spark interest. "Go upt to University of Puget Sound and works as a sales representative in a down- somebody in the rain and say, 'I'll bet it's nice in San Diego today," she town Xerox outlet, spent six months "flirting and observing" to prepare suggested. "Or tell somebody he looks like a professional tennis player." to teach.

Every once in a while, she said, she just with the direct apHomework took her to bistros, elevators, stores, bus stops, hotel lob- proach. "I'll sit down next to somebody and say, 'Talk to she said. Monday Noon Lunch Together Cycle 1 for meals for the elderly at St. John's Parochial School Cafeteria and Week 3 at Parkview Terrace: individuals needing rides can be picked up on an individual basis by calling one day in advance, the Division on Aging, Courthouse, Wisconsin Rapids. Shopping transportation to Central Bank and Trust or ShopKo is available Monday and Thursday afternoons by calling Division on Aging.

Passengers will be picked up at 3 p.m. and returned home at 5. Reservations for meals for next week can be made by calling from a.m. and p.m. at the respective places or by signing the Engagements Events calendar Mr.

and Mrs. Alvin F. Abegglen of Stetsonville announce the engagement of their daughter, Miss Dawn Marie Abegglen of 1500 S. Adams to Paul Joseph Klingbeil, son of Mr. and Mrs.

Ray Klingbeil, Medford. The, brideelect, a 1979 graduate of Medford Senior High School, graduated June 6, (Doyle, Medford) 1982 from St. JoDawn Marie seph's Hospital Abegglen School of Nursing, Marshfield. She is a registered nurse at St. Joseph's Hospital.

Her fiance, also a 1979 Medford Senior High School graduate, received an associate degree in architectural residential design in 1981 from North Central Technical InstituteWausau. He works for Klingbeil Lumber Medford. On July 23 they plan to marry at Sacred Heart Catholic Church, Stetsonville. Announcement is made of the engagement of Miss Debbie Heise, daughter of Mr. and Mrs.

Melvin Heise, Route 2, Edgar, to Terry Stencil, son of Mr. and Mrs. John Stencil, Edgar. Miss Heise is a 1980 graduate of Marathon High School and is graduating June 5 from St. Joseph's Hospital School of Nursing, Marshfield.

Her fiance is a 1978 graduate of Edgar High School and works for Marathon Cheese Marathon. The wedding date is June 25. registration list there. 7 p.m. Emotions Anonymous in Central Plaza Basement.

7:15 p.m. Marawood Chapter of Sweet Adelines regular rehearsal at Wesley United Methodist Church; for more information contact Mary Castner. 7:30 p.m. Altar Guild of Christ Lutheran Church in Church Lounge; guest speaker, Donald Fox, adult supervisor of Department of Social Services, will give half slide presentation. 7:30 p.m.

North Wood County Historical Society in Upham Mansion; election, including two directors; William J. Dietsche speaking on "Folk Art," January theme of Upham Man- Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Cunningham of Route 1, Pittsville, announce the assistant at Marathon Health Care Center, Wausau. Her fiance is a 1969 graduate of Newman High School, Wausau, has served for six years in the Army Reserves and is a vocational service chief for the developmentally disabled at Marathon Health Care Center, Wausau.

Their wedding date is April 23. engagement of their daughter, Kathy Ann, to Timothy Donald Wunsch, son of Mr. and Mrs. Donald Wunsch of Wausau. Miss Cunningham graduated in 1976 from Pittsville High School and in 1978 from Fox Valey Technical Institute.

She is a certified occupational therapy Kathy Ann Cunningham Announcement is made of the engagement of Miss Janet Kamenick, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Walter Kamenick, Marathon, to Michael Klosinski, son of Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Klosinski, Wausau.

Miss Kamenick is a graduate of Marathon High School and the University of Wisconsin-Madison. She teaches third grade at St. John's Parochial School, Edgar. Her fiance graduated from Newman High School, Wausau, and works for Wisconsin Public Service. The wedding date is April 9.

Matilda Burnett is 95 Jan. 22 Mrs. Erwin R. (Matilda) Burnett, who since February 1974 has been residing at Colonial House of Colby, celebrated her 95th birthday there Jan. 12.

She welcomed her family and friends from the home for a 1:30 p.m. coffee and cake event. The open house planned in her honor was cancelled due to the influenza ban of visitors the past several weeks. all activities of the 23 she was joined by Senior Bill Baldwin, 61, shows the 1982 and 1983 editions of his "Sexy Sixties" calendar in his East Lansing, home. This year's calendar Forest Side Club at A noon luncheon meeting with election took place Wednesday at the home of Mrs.

Tony Schmitt, Route 1, Chili, with the hostess serving. Mrs. Eva Christenson and Mrs. James Schmitt were welcomed as guests. Mrs.

Tony Schmitt presided at the business meeting, which was opened with the Pledge of Allegiance. Thankyou notes were read. A monetary donation for the sunshine fund was received from a former member, Mrs. Ida Hall. It was decided to make a monetary valentine donation to Dustin Domine of Loyal.

Mrs. Schmitt purchased the club's ol coffeepot. "Happy Birthday" was sung for Mrs. Arlene Meissner, who received birthday and hostess gifts. Elected to office were Birthdays TODAY Jessica Erin Smith, Route 2, Colby, Chad Michael Kolbeck, Route 3, Stratford, 2.

Rebecca Ellen Booher, 813 E. Cleveland 2. Angela Nicole Wehrman, Withee, 2. Jason Miller, Route 1, Milladore, 2. Matthew James Mueller, Colby, 3.

Katie Lynn Ott, Route 5, Marshfield, 3. John Scott Wilkans, Route 1, Spencer, 3. Courtney Ann Voss, Route 5, Medford, 3. Katie June Thompson, New York City, 3. Lance John Gregorich, Greenwood, 3.

Michelle Amber Nikolai, Abbotsford, 3. Allison Ruth Langhoff, Bremerton, 3. Sarah Jean Durst, Hewitt, 4. Reagen Marie Mondloch, Route 3, Marshfield, 4. Bailey Joseph Backus, Willard, 4.

Jill Bucholz, Greenwood, 4. Erik James Stinson, 1010 S. Vine 5. 5. Marie Catherine Gabavics, 403 W.

17th 7. Bradley Charles Kelly, Wausau, 7. Timothy Andrew Fuscone, Route 3, Marshfield, 8. Erin Michelle Lary, Route 3, Marshfield, 8. Kimberly Ann Ault, Spencer, 9.

Christine Marie Trunkel, Greenwood, 9. Marriage licenses skin features senior citizens in the nude, unlike last year's first edition when the pin-ups were clothed. (AP Laserphoto) sion. Tuesday 1:30 p.m. Senior citizens' energy assistance at Milladore Senior Citizens Club.

p.m. Free counseling service for adults at Mid-State Technical Institute's Student Services Office; call weekdays or Tuesday evenings for appointment. 7 p.m. Marshfield Epilepsy Encounter Group in Room G-303, near Cafeteria of Marshfield Clinic; movie, "I'm the Same as Everyone Else," to be shown; those planning to attend call Midstate Epilepsy Association. 7 p.m.

Marshfield TOPS Chapter 923 Mr. and Mrs. Robert H. Rulison Sr. of Lansing, announce the engagement of their daughter, Tamara Jo, to Ronald Russell Mellenthin, son of Mr.

and Mrs. Kenneth G. Mellenthin, Spencer. Miss Rulison graduated in 1977 from Holt Senior High School and in 1979 from Lansing Com(Keel Studio) munity College as a legal assistant. Her Tamara Jo fiance, a 1975 grad- Rulison uate of Spencer High School, works for Wisconsin Siding Corp.

They will live in Louisiana after their Sept. 10 wedding at St. John's LutheranChurch, Spencer. Mr. and Mrs.

Robert Solberg of Neillsville announce the engagement of their daughter, Pamela Kay, to Merlin Logan Hemp, son of Mr. and Mrs. Marvin Hemp, also of Neillsville. Both graduated from Neillsville High School. Miss Solberg is a student at District 1 Technical Institute-Eau Claire and her fiance attended the University of Wisconsin Wood County.

He is for Bob's IGA, wedding is being (Strack, Neillsville) Pamela Kay Solberg Center, Marshfield- a grocery manager Neillsville. A July 16 planned. Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Christophersen of Greenwood announce the engagement of their daughter, Wanda J.

Frame, to Dennis A. Stemen, son of Mr. and Mrs. James Stemen, Eau Claire. The bride- elect graduated in 1979 from Greenwood High School and in 1981 from District 1 Technical InstituteEau Claire.

She works for First City Bancorporation of in Conference Room 2 of St. Joseph's Hospital; weigh-in at 6:30. 7:15 p.m. Marawood Chapter of Sweet Adelines regular rehearsal at Wesley United Methodist Church; for more information contact Mary Castner. Overeaters Anonymous in Conference Room 3 of St.

Joseph's Hospital; use N. St. Joseph Avenue entrance. General Education Development testing for high school equivalency every Tuesday evening at Mid-State Technical Institute; call Denise Cliver for appointment. Shopping at Arpin for senior citizens.

Benefit specialist counseling for senior citizens; appointment necessary. Houston. Her fiance, a 1977 graduate of Eau Claire North High School and a 1981 graduate of the same technical institute, is an employee of William H. Shoemaker and Co. of Houston.

Wedding plans are indefinite. (Keel Studio) Charleen Ann Weber Mr. and Mrs. John J. Weber of 313 W.

Arnold St. announce the engagement of their daughter, Charleen Ann, to Gary John Greenwald, son of Mr. and Mrs. Raymond G. Greenwald, 1310 E.

Blodgett St. Both graduated from Marshfield Senior High School, Miss Weber in 1980 and her fiance in 1976. He also graduated the following year from Mid-State Technical Institute-Marshfield and works for Weyerhaeuser Co. Miss Weber is assistant manager at Iron Rail, Northway Mall. Their May 5, 1984 wedding will be at St.

John's Catholic Church. Mr. and Mrs. Mark Buehler of Med- ford announce the engagement of their daughter, Wendy Kaye, to Thomas Andrew Nelson, son of Mr. and Mrs.

James Collins of Spirit. The bride elect graduated in 1979 from Medford Senior High School and her fiance graduated that year from Prentice High School. They work for Marathon Cheese, Medford. The wedding date is Sept. 24.

meet Mrs. Tony Schmitt, president; Mrs. Harold Montag, vice president; Mrs. Arlene Meissner, secretary; and Mrs. Harland Meissner, treasurer, replacing Mrs.

Norbert Kleinschmidt. Mrs. Breseman continues as sunshine chairwoman. Mrs. Harold Montag read a health Sunglasses May Prevent Cataracts." Another health article, "Heart Woes," was read by Mrs.

Arlene Meissner. Mrs. Harland Meissner read several humorous articles, "Nothing Personal' and 'Embarrassing Mrs. Harvey Breseman will be Feb. 23 hostess.

The meeting closed by singing "'The More We Get Together." Dale Newman, 1009 N. Walnut 12. Lisa Marie Jozwiak, Stratford, 14. Lynn Marie Uttermark, Wisconsin Rapids, 14. Amy Elizabeth Lee, Appleton, 15.

SUNDAY'S BIRTHDAYS Denny Leigh Drexler, Route 1, Stratford, 1. Michael Stephen Kordlyak, Spencer, 1. Renee Marie Weber, Route 1, Humbird, 1. Sara Kimberly Loertscher, Untiy, 3. Dawn Marie Wunrow, Route 5, Marshfleld, 3.

Angela Haasi, Route 2, Cross Plains, 3. Kurt Michael Swedberg, Duluth, 3. Holly Marie Soper, Ore City, Texas, 8. Beth Ann Dixon, Route 2, Medford, 4. Troy Alan Hardrath, Route 1, Unity, Jamison Dennis Adler, 803 S.

Peach 5. Kari Lynn Nieman, Arpin, 6. Wendy Sue McHugh, Stratford, 6. Jason Brian Vollrath, Spencer, 9. Rhonda Kay Cherney, Milladore, 12.

Stephaine Mueller, Edgar, 12. Todd William Bruesewitz, Route 5, Marshfield, 13. Pam Marie Smrecek, 500 S. Washington 14. Jeffrey Paul Stueber, Stratford, 14.

Wood County Tadd Cameron; Pribnow, Jan. 29 in Town of Marshfield. and Lincoln, Norman Peters and Gloria Ryan, Kerry Polster, Stratford; Jan. 29 at both Lansing, Feb. 14 at Stratford.

Marshfield. Donald Larson, Town of Loyal, and Andrew Owen Erwin, Town of Cary, Kim Wade, Town of Lincoln; Feb. 12 at and Catherine Ann Schuld, Town of Marshfield. Births A daughter, Rebecca Glen, was born Friday, Jan. 28, at St.

Joseph's Hospital to Mr. and Mrs. Richard (Glenda) Ingman of Route 3, Athens. Mr. and Mrs.

Lorin (Julie) Emmerich of GSR, Medford, became the parents of a daughter, Heather Marie, Friday, Jan. 28, at St. Joseph's Hospital. Winter Coat Sale Price Sale starts Monday St. Vincent De Paul Community Center 169 N.

Central 387-4425 Mr. and Mrs. Jerrold (Christine) Willfahrt of 6890 Oak Ridge, Rudolph, announce the birth of a daughter Friday, Jan. 28, at St. Joseph's Hospital.

her daughter and grandsons with their families for a family dinner at the home. Matilda R. Martens was born to Mr. and Mrs. John Martens Jan.

22, 1888 in the Town of Unity. She and Erwin R. Burnett were married Oct. 17, 1910 in the Town of Unity. He died Feb.

17, 1962. The Burnetts farmed in the Town of Brighton until retiring from farming and moving to the Village of Unity in 1957. The nonagenarian has a daughter, Mrs. Emory (Pearl) Schulz of Rock Island, two grandsons and three great-grandchildren. She is a member of Trinity Lutheran Church, Unity.

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