The Independent-News, Volume 99, Number 13, Walkerton, St. Joseph County, 31 August 1972 — Page 8

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— THE IN DE JEN mENT-NEWS — AUGUST SI, 1972

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Miss Kathy Kranitz and Greg Hatsell were united in marriage during a one o'clock afternoon ceremony in the Saint Charles Catholic Church on Saturday. Aug ist 26 Parents of the newlyweds are A r. and Mrs. Richard J. Kranitz, 4 1 23 Bradwood Terrace, Fort Wayne, and Mr. and Mrs. Lowell Hartsell, route 2, Walkerton. The bride was lovely in a wtiite voile and imported clung lace g »wn featuring an empire bodice O', lace and tucked voile, marked v th a bow centered band of satia. A high stand-up neckline and three quarter length sleeves with a flare complimented the floor length skirt with a hemline flounce aid lace bands. A chapel length biw topped a detachable train c inpleted the gown. Her veil w is a bouffant waist length veil of imported French illusion with a detachable chapel length illu- *' m. She carried peach rose buds a id yellow uaisy mums with baby' s breath, steffinotis and hangi ig ivy. Matron of honor for her sister vas Mrs. Dennis Jensen, of Fort Vv ayne and bridesmaids were Miss Nikki Frey, of Evansville; Mrs. Robert Williamson, Fort Wayne; Miss Tish Sack, Fort Wayne; Miss Holly Krantz, Dover, Ohio; a id Miss Elizabeth Coung. Dover, Ohio. Miss Suzanne Hartsell, sis--1 r ot the groom, Walkerton, was flower girl. The attendants were attired in g iwns of yellow and peach voile V ith imported lace. A high rise paneled bodice with a laced edge square neckline and three quarter length sleeves with a flare were worn, Tlie floor length skirts t iat were softly gathered with a hemline flounce completed the gowns. The girls wore large white picture hats accented with chiffon scarfs. They carried baskths of yellow daisies and green

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pompoms, accented with baby’s breath and hanging ivy. Best man was Greg Campbell, of Walkerton. Groomsmen included Kenneth Hartsell, brother of the groom, Walkerton; Roger Schultz, Portage, Michigan; Rick Kranitz, brother of the bride, Fort Wayne; Roger Schultz S;v N . . Wayne; Gordon Hartsell, brother of the groom, Walkerton; Dick Kranitz, brother of the bride, Fort Wayne; Steven Hartsell, brother of the groom, Walkerton. A reception w’as held in the Holiday Inn West in Fort Wayne from 6:00 to 10:00 p.m. Prior a luncheon was served at the home of the bride immediately following the ceremony. A honneymoon to Washington, D.C., was taken. The couple will reside in Muncie. The couple are both students at Ball State with the bride being a senior majoring in special education and the groom also a senior majoring in elementary education. SCHOOL MENU Walkerton Elementary SEPTEMBER G - 8 WEDNESDAY Hot dog sandwich French fries Buttered peas Pears Milk THURSDAY Chicken and noodles Mashed potatoes Sliced tomatoes Milk FRIDAY ’1 । . rSausage Mixed vegetables Bread and butter Pineapple pudding Milk Safety fiMt does make sense?

Main Street Gossip With school about to begin in the area it is time to think of that job of chauffering children back and forth from school, band practice, football practice and games and other activities that give children new learning experiences and the chance to create new skills and abilities as well as the parents mostly in the area of managing their time to fit all the activities into the schedule. A common complaint of mothers is “All I do is chauffer the kids from one place to another.'’ The more young people in the family, the more time mothers may spend in the car. Parents and children may need to look at the more-than-school activities to decide how valuable each one is in terms of time spent and costs and other opportunities lost. Spend the time riding in the car sharing experiences with the youngsters. Encourage pleasant topics so that you drive relaxed and the children arrive at their destination happy, at ease, and ready to participate freely in the activity. If you are in a car pool and drive more than your owm children, keep your “cool" and try to maintain a friendly atmosphere. On the way home or to work after leaving the children, use the time to sort out your plans for the day. Remember, however, that you are guiding a two-ton missle so don’t clutter your mind to the point that you endanger your safety. So if you and your children decide to participate in several school and community activities, both your time and theirs can be directed toward building creative relationships and strengthening the values held by the family. Use the “chauffering" time to its best advantage. WAYNE FEECE TO SPEAK AT KOONTZ LIKE CHURCH Wayne Feece, a Walkerton teen who spent part of August on a mission tour in Columbia, South America, will speak and show slides of his trip in the 6:00 p.m. service at the Koontz Lake Missionary Church Sunday Wayne, who is a senior at John Glenn High School and a member of the Koontz Lake Church, was sponsored on the trip by the church’s Women's Missionary Society. The tour, which was under the aspices of the Oriental Missionary Society, included 25 teens from various parts of the country Highlights of the trip included a I’2 hour trek through the jungle in knee-deep nrnd to present a service, through interpreters, at a remote village church. Any interested persons are welcome to attend this unique and fascinating presentation of missions as seen throgh the eyes of a teenager. 4 Mi. North Os Plymouth On Old 31 Wed., Thurs., Fri., Sat. Aug. 30, 31, Sept. 1, 2 SNOOPY COME HOME All Cartoon - Color Also MONTE WALSH A Real Western With Lee Marvin Big Labor Day Program Sun., Mon., Tues, Sept. 3,4, 5 A Shocking Masterpiece Alfred Hitchcock's FRENZY Also THE GROUNDSTAR CONSPIRACY Weekends only After Sept. 5

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Miss Susan Kay Zartman and 1 Gregory’ Harry’ Doll were united in marriage during a 7:30 p.nh candlelight double-ring ceremony in the Tyner United Methodist Church on Saturday, August IGb Rev. Norris King officiated. The bride Is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Carroll Zartman, route 1, Plymouth, and is a graduate of John Glenn High School and attended Indiana University at Bloomington for two years. She will continue her education at the Indiana University - Purdue University extension, in Indianapolis. The groom is the so*' ®f Mr. and Mrs. Denslow Doll, JlB Cla r k Street, Walkerton, and is also a graduate of John Glenn High School and he attended Indiana University’s Bloomington campus for two years. He is presently attending the Butler University School of Pharmacy. The bride was escorted down the aisle on the arm of her father in a white georgette and satin gown with cotton lace covering the scooped neck, empire bodice, and trimming the lantern sleeves which was made by the bride. Her Juliet cap held a chapel-length veil of bridal illusion edged with lace. She carried a bouquet of pink asters, yelow daisies, pom pons, white miniature carnations and baby’s breath. Maid of honor was Miss Donna Bunting. Sharpsville and she wore a pink, yellow and green floral crepe dress with a shirred bodice and short puffed sleeves. Pink streamers accented her white picture hat and she carried a white fireside basket of pink asters, yellow daisies and baby’s breath. Bridesmaids were Mrs. Don Swanson, Monticello, sister of the groom, Miss Carey Thielemann, Muncie and Miss Diane Strang, Plymouth, cousin of the bride. The attendants wore identical gowns as the honor attendant. Lisa Zartman, sister of the bride, Plymouth, was the flower girl and she wore a matching floral print gown. Best man was Gary Trost, Walkerton, and groomsmen were Kevin Hanni, Monticello, and Robbie Keck, Teegarden. Scott Doll, Walkerton, brother of the gnMim^ and Randy’ Zartman, Ply’mouth,

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brother of the bride, served ushers. Cary Zartman, Plym brother of the bride, perfo : the duties of ring bearer. Organ selections were playi Mrs. Norman Klinedinst and i Kenneth Klinedist, cousin ol groom, sang. A reception was neia iuuov thQ ceremony in the church claL j-oom with Miss Becky V lotte, South Bend, cousin of bride,, registering the guests the Mesdames Sam Patterson, sin of the bride, William N and Larry Klinedinst, serving The groom’s parents were 1. at a rehearsal dinner held Schorl's Restaurant, Plymi prior to the ceremony. The couple is now at honv Mayfield Green Apartments, W. 44th St., Indianapolis. ATTENTION GIRL W ATCH I The North Liberty high s» Pom Pom Corps has been vig ously working on projects dm the year including all day on 4th of July to raise money their kicky new uniforms. ’ uniforms are composed of u body suits and forest green fl > skirts and bolero vests. T have decided it was time t< the old ones retire, since eve one's tired of the old look 1 the girls would enjoy wea: something different. Money is still needed to I pay for the uniforms; so the 1 Poms are holding a Clot Fashion Show at the North I. ty Community Building o n T1 day, August 31, at 7:30 p.m. freshments will be served. Your support is needed so on coming out to the fa show to see the new line ol fashions. soothing antiseptic relief ‘ CHAPPED UP! WIND OR SUNBURNED LIPS FEVER BLISTER?, COLD SOP^