The Mail-Journal, Volume 14, Number 31, Milford, Kosciusko County, 24 August 1977 — Page 7

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MR. AND MRS. ROBIN KENNETH BOYER

Joann Reuter becomes bride of Robin K. Boyer on August 20

Joann Eilene Reuter of 20348 CR 21 r 1 Milford became the bride of Robin Kenneth Boyer of ri2 W E Long Drive, Syracuse, at 2 o’clock on Saturday, Aug 20, in the Bethel Church of the Brethren. Milford. The bride is the daughter of Mr and Mrs Cornelius Reuter and the bridegroom is the son of Mr. and Mrs Clifford Boyer. Jr. Rev. A P Wenger, pastor of the church, officiated at the double nng ceremony in the presence of 125 guests. The altar was decorated with two standing bouquets of apricot gladioli and white carnations Mrs Ervin Orban served as organist. She played the Triumphal March by Gneg for the processional. Ave Maria by Shubert for the prayer and the Wedding March by Alexander Giulmant for the recessional The bride was given in marriage by her father. She appeared in a dress fashioned of white crepe radiance The floor-

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length dress had a fitted bodice and circular skirt gathered at the waistline. It featured a round neckline with attached capelet. The bell-shaped, seven-eighth length sleeves were edged with wide lace. The lace matched the lace on the skirt and trim on the capelet. A Juliet cap held her finger tip veil of sheer illusion The veil was edged with lace matching the lace on her gown. She carried a bouquet of white orchids, stephanotis and ivy. Mrs. Clifford Boyer 111 served as matron of honor. Her dress was fashioned of apricot polyester knit. The floor-length gown featured a curved back yoke extending to front from which sheer white polyester ties, flocked with apricot flowers, crossed the bodice and tied in back Mrs Boyer carried a bouquet of five apricot glamelias. Bridesmaids were Mrs. Herbert Reuter of Milford and Mrs. Dale Hidy of Parker City. They were dressed identical to the

matron of honor. Jenny Boyer of Syracuse attended the guest book. Clifford Boyer 111 of Syracuse served as best man. Ushers were Herbert Reuter of Milford and Cam Boyer of Syracuse. Ushers were Carl McDonald of New Paris and Gerald Berkey of Goshen. The mother of the bride wore a floor-length dress of flowered blue and green. The polyester dress featured a fitted bodice with attached capelet, round neckline and full skirt. The bridegroom’s mother wore a floor-length sleeveless dress of (range polyester knit. Her dress featured a V-neckline and chiffon capelet gathered at the waist. Both wore white orchid corsages. A reception was held immediately following the ceremony in the church fellowship room. Decorating the serving table were two bouquets of apricot gladoli and miniature carnations. Mr. and Mrs. George Kistler of Goshen were host and hostess Punch was poured by Mrs Phil Miller of Lake Station. Cake was served by Mrs. Carl McDonald of New Paris and Mrs. Dan Thomas of Paris Crossing. A nosegay of apricot carnations decorated the tiered wedding cake. JennyBoyer and Deb Kistler opened the gifts. Following a week's wedding trip through Canada and along Lake Superior the couple will reside in the Dogwood Apartments in Milford. The bride is a graduate of Ball State University and Fairfield High School. She is employed by Siegmann Printing. Inc.. Goshen. The bridegroom is a seventh grade history teacher and varsity swimming coach for WarsawCommunity Schools. He graduated from Goshen High School, attended Drury College at Springfield. Mo., and graduated from Goshen College. Father asked daughter who was the boy he saw kissing her last night? “About what time was it?’’ she asked.

Milford Junior Merry Maidens win awards at county fair

A number of Milford area 4H’ers won honors at the recent 4H fair held in Warsaw. Those who are members of the Junior Merry Maidens won the following honors: Foods Division one — Tami Kern, blue; Carolyn Bjella, red, Peggy Burke, blue Divison two — Dawn Green, red; Marcia Evans, white; Teri Jordan, red; Suzette Hunsberger, blue Division three — Danae Berkeypile, blue; Marie Schafer, blue; Marcia Sorensen, blue. Belinda Burke, red; Division four — Becky Wuthrich, blue, Stacey Wall, red; Michelle Johnston, blue; Norene Sorensen, red; Susie Schmucker. red; Julia Rhodes, red Division six — Janet Wall, blue and honor; Judy Wall, red; Marla Woiferman, red; Beth Burke, red Cake Decorating Division one — Tami Kern, blue and honor Division two — Stacey Wall, blue; Michelle Johnston, white Home Furnishing Divison one — Carolyn Bjella, red Division two — Teri Jordan, red; Beth Burke, red Division three — Susie Schmucker, red Conservation Division one — Stacey Wall, blue; Kristy Sipress, white; Janet Wall, blue Division two — Judy Wall, blue PhotographyDivision one — Lisa Golden, red bivision two —- Stacy Wall, red Division three — Janet Wall, red; Judy Wall, blue Crafts Division one — Becky Wuthrich, drawing, blue; Marcia Evans, tube painting, blue; Norene Sorensen, knitting, blue; Kristy Sipress. drawing, white; Judy Wall, candlemaking, red, Judy Wall, macrame, blue; Mischelle Johnston, macrame. red Division three — Dawn Green, decoupage, white; Julie Rhodes

embroidery, red; Stacy Wall, ceramics, blue Division four — Hope Sipress, embroidery, red Division five — Judy Wall, advanced ceramics, blue; Janet Wall, advanced ceramics, blue Food Preservation Division one — Danae Berkeypile, blue Gift Wrapping Division one — Norene Sorensen, blue and honor; Michelle Johnston, white, Belinda Burke, blue Division two — Beth Burke, blue and honor Cake Decorating Division one — Angie Johnston, white; Marcia Evans, white; Carolyn Bjella, red Wildlife Division one — Beth Burke, blue; Hope Sipress, red; Marie Schaffer, red Division two — Stacy Wall, blue; Judy Wall, blue; Janet Wall, blue; Suzette Hunsberger, blue; Danae Berkeypile, red Rabbits Division one — Suzette Hunsberger, Califomia Satin, blue; Danae Berkeypile, Silver Martin black, blue, reserve champion, best of breed and best opposite Division two — Lisa Golden, Satin and Siamese, blue Clothing Division one — Carolyn Bjella, white; Teri Jordan, red; BeckyWuthrich. blue and hon or. Susie Schmucker, blue; Division two — Danae Berkeypile, blue and dress revue blue; Marie Shaffer, blue and honor and dress revue blue , Belinda Burke, blue and honor and dress revue blue; Norene Sorensen, blue and honor, state fair winner, dress revue blue and honor on const rue bon Division three — Marcia Evans, red; Stacy Wall, blue, dress revue blue, honor, alternate; Julie Rhodes, blue Division four — Janet Wall, blue, dress revue blue honor; Judy Wall. red. dress revue blue honor Division five — Beth Burke, blue and honor in construction, dress review blue honor fashion PersonalityDivision three — Hope Sipress, red

Manchester receives *75,000 from Kresge

Manchester College is the recipient of a challenge grant of $75,000 from The Kresge Foundation of Troy, Mich., according to an announcement made by President A. Blair Helman. The grant is toward the cost of the construction of the auditorium and is conditioned upon the college raising the balance of funds needed to meet the project cost of $2,700,000 by February 15, 1978. Dr. Helman indicated that about $2,550,000 is available for the cost of construction of the new 1300-seat auditorium. This is the second grant which Manchester College has received from The Kresge Foundation. A grant was made toward the construction of the Funderburg Library in 1966. Plans call for the new auditorium to be Completed during the winter months. Construction has been underway since last fall. The building will include excellent facilities for the performing arts, convocations, films and other programs. The building is one of the objectives of the college’s Focus on the Seventies capital funds campaign. Dr. Helman, in announcing the grant commented: “The sub-

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SIDEWALK CUT — Jennifer Kline, left, getting a haircut by Ruth (Tootie) Easley and Kelly Hamman, right, being clipped by Sandi Fisher, were two of many people who took advantage of bargain-priced haircuts on the sidewalk at Curl’s Haircare Centre, Wa wasee Village, Syracuse.

County 4-H Club members place at fair

A number of Kosciusko County students have won honors at the state fair, currently underway in Indianapolis. Results received Junior Merry. Maidens enjoy outing Aug. 10 The Junior Merry Maidens 4-H Club of Milford enjoyed an outing on August 10. They visited several businesses in Warsaw, ate lunch at Center Park and went horseback riding at Pierceton. A total of 30 members and guests enjoyed the day.

stantial grant from the Kresge Foundation is of strategic benefit to us as we move ahead to complete the financing of a much needed facility on our campus. We are most grateful for this generous contribution from one of our country’s most respected and responsible foundations. I am confident that the many friends of the college will respond to the challenge which this grant provides.” During the past 54 years. The Kresge Foundation has made appropriatons of more than $283 million to institutions in the fields of higher education, health services, the arts, social welfare and the care of the young and again. Construction and major renovation of facilities is the Foundation’s primary concern, and grants are usually made on a challenge basis to encourage further fundraising efforts. The foundation, one of the largest in the United States in size of assets and appropriations, weis created solely through the gifts erf the late Sebastian S. Kresge, founder of the S. S. Kresge Company, now known as K Mart Corporation. However, the company and the foundation are not related in any way.

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thus far are as follows; Flower Project Division one — Diana Massing, r 3 Warsaw, red ribbon in three blooms; Karen Pfleiderer, r 3 Warsaw, red ribbon in notebook of pictures of flowers; Kevin Farrington, r 2 Warsaw, blue ribbon on one house plant Division two — Pam LaSuer, 306 S. Main St., Claypool, white ribbon on three blooms Division three — Stephanie Murphy, r 2 box 161 Warsaw, jeo ribbon on one house plant; Andy Kuhn, r 1 Etna Green, red ribbon for one planter containing five foliage plants Division five — Joe Gerencser, r 1 box 253A Milford, red ribbon on arrangement of natural dried flowers; Senita Waggoner, 2003 Oakwood Dr., Warsaw, white ribbon on arrangement of natural flowers, fruits and vegetables; Julia Powell, r 4 box 237 Warsaw, white ribbon on a home planter Child Development A toy or game — Robin Secrist, r 1 Mentone, blue ribbon Sheep Hampshire — Kelly Thomas, r 4 box 153 Warsaw, 20th with a ewe lamb; Brian Thomas, r 4 War-

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saw, 24th with a ewe lamb and 15th with a pair of lambs Spotteds — Bonita Neeley, r 2 Silver Lake, ninth with a barrow between 253 and 250 pounds Dorset — Gary Smith, r 2 Silver Lake, 18th with a ewe lamb; Kevin Smith, r 2 Silver Lake, 23d with a ewe lamb Market Beef Steers Aberdeen-Angus — Brent Montel, r 3 Warsaw, third in section 6301-D Crossbred and others — Melany Rookstool, r 6 Warsaw, 18th in section 6381-D; Rhonda Montel, r 3 Warsaw, eighth in section 6381-F; Tricia Ayres, r 2 Claypool, ninth in section 6381-G; Rick Rookstool, r 5 Warsaw, 20th in section 6381-J; Trent Ayres, r 2 Claypool, 12th in section 6381-L; Brian Neeley, r 2 Silver Lake, 16th in section 6381-M; Holly Rookstool, r 6 Warsaw, 27th in section 6381-M; Lydia Tucker, r 1 Milford, fourth in section 6381-N; Tricia Ayres, r 2 Claypool, ninth in section 6381-N; Holly Rookstool, r 6 Warsaw, 22d in section 6381-N; Trent Ayres, r 2 Claypool, fifth in section 6381-0; and Lori Whitehead, r 7 Warsaw, sixth in section 6381-0

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