The Independent-News, Volume 104, Number 21, Walkerton, St. Joseph County, 26 October 1978 — Page 7

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Mr. and Mrs. Randy Hostetler ire now at home in Middlebury. Indiana, following their October 1 sodding at the Koontz Lake Missionary Church. The newleyweds arents are Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Gardner, Walkerton, and Mr. and Mrs. Leßoy Hostetler. Middlebury Officiating at the ceremony was Rev. Lloyd George, pastor of the Koontz Lake Missionary Church md Rev. Forrest Hayes. Berea Missionary Church, isle candles nd candleabras decorated with ellow gladiola and peach and . reen tinted carnations flaked the iltar. The bride was given in marriage by her father. She wore her mother’s wedding gown of

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ivory satin with a fitted bodice trimmed with lace and seed pearls. She carried a colonial bouquet of miniature white and yellow roses centered with a white orchid and accented with ivy streamers. Kerri Gardner, sister of the bride, was maid of honor. Bridesmaids were Laura Carter and Cindy Gardner, sister-in-law of the bride. The honor attendant's gown was of yellow satin featuring a fitted bodice with an overly of lace. Bridesmaids gowns were made similar to the honor attendant only in mint green and peach satin. Colonial hats in matching colors completed their attire. Thev carried long stem roses. Flower girl

was Kristen Hostetler, niece of the groom and she wore a peach satin and lace dress and wore a colonial hat. She carried a basket of peach rose petals. Serving his brother as best man was Ron Hostetler. Groomsmen were Phil Miller and Steve Benin, Bremen. They wore brown suits and pastel shirts to match the colors of the bridesmaids gowns. Ring bearer was Greg Smith, cousin of the bride and he was in a brown suit and peach pastel shirt. Candlelighter was Jimmy Hess, nephew of the groom. Ushers were Kevin Gardner, brother of the bride, and David Hess, brother-in-law of the groom. They wore brow n suits and ivory shirts. Mrs. William Carter was the organist and Mrs. Alvin Boise, pianist, providing the wedding music. Cindy Gardner sang, "The Greatest Is Love.” theme of the wedding. Kevin Gardner joined his wife in singing. "My Tribute.” Miss Nancy Heiser. Culver, assisted at the guest book. Greeters were Misses Paula Berton and Ingrid Boise. A reception was held immediately following the ceremony in the church social room. Hostesses were four aunts of the bride. Winitied Smith. Judv Hopper, Twilla Gregg and Dorothy Fads. Diane Hess and Gail Hostetler, sister and sister in law of the gnxim, assisted at the gift table. I hi rehearsal dinner was held at the Pb mouth Holiday Inn and was hosted by the groom's parents. Ihe Church social room, decorated in a garden theme, was the scene of a shower given bv Laura Carter, Eva Holderread, Beth Carter and Kerri Gardner, in August. The newleyweds left on their honeymoon to the Smokey Mountains and Disney World. Orlando. Florida. Junior Miss A Keystone To National Event Walkerton’s Area Junior Miss competition is a keystone in one of the nation’s most distinguished south activities, the American's

I RE-ELECT I I DEMOCRAT I I LLOYD “STEVE" I STEPHENSON I For Lincoln Township Trustee I I I7A I

THE INDEPENDENT-NEWS - OCTOBER 26, 1978

Junior Miss program. Junior Miss, outgrowth of a community floral celebration in Mobile. Alabana, observes ns 22nd anniversary dur ing the 19 7 8 7 9 year. The program was launched by the Mobile Jaycees in 195 h. prompted h\ the success of the Mobile Trail Festival and the desire to spotlight the constructive achievements of young people. Junior Miss objectives are to recognize, reward and encourage excellence in youth and to provide a means by which young people can communicate their opinions and ambitions. Os equal importance is the opportunity Junior Miss gives to high school senior girls for a college education. The overall awards list scholarships, cash, bonds and other awards presented to Junior Miss contestants at the national, state and local lev els exceeds $1 million. I he Walkerton Area competition awards include a 5100 scholarship for the first runner-up along with a trophi and a S4OO scholarship trophe. roses, tiara and SSO to wards the gown lor state competition to the Junior Miss each year \ trophy is awarded in ea h of the five judging categories to the girls who scores the highest in each category [he girls also choose ,t fellow contestant that they feel is their Junior Miss choice and she receives the Miss Congeniuaiity award Fach contestant receives a charm tor her participation in the program. All awards are obtained through money from ticket sales and advertisements for area merchants This year the committee is contact ing organizations for donations and they are accepting contributions from individuals. Anyone wishing to donate may do so bv contacting John McGee, 784-2239. or Jeff Badgely. 586-3012. In its two decades, Junior Miss has achieved a significant position among the country’s youth programs, attracting thousands of high school girls to competition at the local levels each year. The Walkerton competition reaches out to four schixils, John Glenn. North Liberty, LaVille and Oregon-Davis,

which covers over six different communities. Its success is based on its objectives. the high standards, uniform judging and the dedication of some 30,000 volunteers throughout the nation. Ihe Walkerton Area Junior Miss sponsor, the Walkerton Jaycees, is typical of the civic, business, educational and social organizations which make Junior Miss click. The program itself is geared for and about youth, to salute and assist the girls who take part by giving them the chance to express themselves and to expand their talents and personalities. I he liKal winner advances to the state competition like the other states. Ihe 50 state Junior Misses travel then to Mobile for the national finals in Mav and 12 days of adventure, fun. excitement and new friendships. For the past five years. Michael Landon has been the master of ceremonies for i ■ < BS telecast of the ‘ ■ .ds whic! is viewed by millions t \meric, Activities in Mol • for th' 1 state winners includi v sits ton. v of the Gulf Coast s famous at” tions. the Bellingrath Garde I 'rt Conde, the b.i't.eship I s Alabama and Dolphu; Island National sponsors n r the Jut r Miss program an- Br k, ( ixa la. USA; Diamond Information Center and Simplicity Patterns. The national, state and kxal pageants are ail non-profit organizations. The cone shaped towers of the temple of the Shwe Dagon Pagoda in Burma are completely covered with gold. OMMK PANTS For A> mMor AppMoncM nun niimMKa Musimmci WALKERTON SN2W Bring Model Numoer Or Oto part