Nappanee Advance-News, Volume 127, Number 49, Nappanee, Elkhart County, 2 December 2004 — Page 3
Wedding Stutsman - Dingeldein
' Julie Marie Stutsman and l Jonathan Mark Dingeldein were • united in marriage on Aug. 13, • 2004 at Nappanee Missionary Rev. Dave Engbrecht • performed the ceremony. Becky ' Beron provided the music with l Tonya Angle as the vocalist. ' The bride wore a white strap--31 less satin bodice with an organ- ” za skirt, along with beaded lace appliques. Her headpiece was a tiara with a crystal edge veil. She carried white roses, purple 'delphinium and lavender hy- • drangea. ' The maid of honor . was •Stephanie Flora of Nappanee, • friend of the bride. The brides- .. maids were Charity Hochstetler of Nappanee, friend of the • bride; Katie Carl of Nappanee, ; friend of the bride; Amber 'Bontrager of Nappanee, friend of the bride; Beth Stutsman of Lafayette, sister-in-law of the bride; and Rachel Mueller of Godfrey, 111., friend of the bride. They wore Victoria lilac skirts with white halters. The best man was Stephen Dingeldein of Milford, brother of the groom. The groomsmen were Chad Rassi of Milford, friend of the groom; Kyle Lantz of Milford, friend of the groom;
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highly expected in the Boy Scouts and that the troop wouldn't succeed without the additional help of parents. Many parents attend the bimonthly meetings and regular troop outings. They also help during fundraisers and provide much needed transportation. According to Smith, the "Scouting is Outing" motto still holds true for today's boy scouts. Each troop camps 15-20 nights a year. And in the summer, scouts attend summer camp for one week in July. Through several activities, members can increase selfesteem and improve interpersonal skills. Troop members can improve their rank within the group through community service and the development of life and leadership skills. In addition, scouts can earn merit badges by learning new skills and activities, which serve as basic character-building tools for young boys. More than 100 badges are now available in more subjects than ever before. Some of the merit badges that a scout can earn are home repair, golf, insect study, astronomy, computers, crime prevention, farm mechanics, backpacking, graphic arts, public speak-
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Dan Dingeldein of Milford, brother of the groom; Ryan Stutsman of Lafayette, brother of the bride; and Josh Dingeldein of Milford, brother of the groom. The ushers were Tom Smillie of Lombard, 111., friend of the groom; Chris Black of Edwardsburg, Mich., cousin of the groom; Chris Kuechnenz of Lombard, friend of the groom; and Matthew Mohan of Meadsville, Penn., cousin of the groom. The flower girl was Madison Angle of Nappanee, friend of the bride. The ring bearer was Caleb Dingeldein of Milford, brother of the groom. Approximately 400 people attended the reception held at the Nappanee Missionary Church. The couple took their wedding trip to Marco Island, Fla. They now reside in Upland. The bride, daughter of Kevin and Jill Stutsman of Nappanee attended North Wood High School and Indiana Wesleyan in Marion. She is employed with TruForm in Hartford as a receptionist. The groom, son of Mark and Rebecca Dingeldein of Milford
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ADVANCE NEWS PHOTO/STEPHANIE MIDDAUGH Members of the newly reformed Wakarusa Boy Scout Troop #4 (left to right, front to back) are: Shean Thompson, Jacob Flickinger, Aaron Schlorke, Nathan Scheets, Weston Beard, Josh Fisher, Kyle Riege, Patrick Thompson and Kyle Smith.
ing and fishing. To reach Eagle Scout, the highest rank in Boy Scouts, a member must earn 21 merit badges, with 12 being required and nine additional chosen as electives. The required badges are First Aid; citizenship in the community; citizenship in the nation; citizenship in the world; communications; personal fitness;
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emergency preparedness or lifesaving; environmental science; personal management (which includes financial management); camping; hiking, cycling or swimming; and family life. "The merit badges allow the boys to get their feet wet and introduce them to many new subjects," Smith said. "A number of bo vs find their career while earning their merit
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badges. "Many scouts earn more than 21 merit badges because they're interested in learning new subjects," he added. Wakarusa Boy Scouts Troop 4 meets two Mondays each month at 6:30 p.m. at the Wakarusa Town Cabin. Boys between the ages of 11-18 can join the troop. For more information, contact Jim Smith at 862-4886.
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60th Anniversary Hunsberger
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Virginia and Winfred Huns- I berger will celebrate their 60th wedding anniversary with a family dinner on Dec. 9. The couple was married on Dec. 9, 1944 in Anniston, Ala. They have three children; Trudy (Dick) Holdeman, of Wakarusa; Steve (Jackie) Hunsberger, of Wakarusa and Doug (Lisa) Hunsberger of Apopka, Fla. They also have six grandchildren and six great-grandchil-dren. Winfred retired from Yoder Bros. Hardware & Furniture in 1996, following 50 years of service. He has been the American Legion Finance Officer for over 50 years. He also served in the U.S. Army during World War 11, and
retired from the Wakarusa Fire Department in 1992, following 45 years of service. Virginia also retired from Yoder Bros. Hardware & Furniture in 1996, where she had worked for 35 years. She is a watercolor artist and belongs to the Elkhart Art League and the St. Joe Valiev Watercolor Society. She is treasurer of the American Legion Auxiliary, and is also a member of the .Searchlight Club.
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