The Mail-Journal, Volume 22, Number 19, Milford, Kosciusko County, 8 May 1985 — Page 6

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THE Wed., May 8,1985

Community Corner

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JUNE WEDDING PLANS — Mr. and Mrs. John Drumm, r 1 box 363-A Warsaw, announce the engagement and approaching marriage of their daughter. Penny Marie, to David Allen Turner, son of Mr. and Mrs. Graves Turner of Goshen. Miss Drumm is a 1985 graduate of Wawasee High School and is employed with Denny Bowling Enterprises. Her fiance is a 1977 graduate of Concord High School in Elkhart and is employed at Johnson Controls, Goshen. The couple is planning a June 22 wedding at the Dutchtown Brethren Church. Candles Candles last longer if placed in the refrigerator for a few days before using They hold their shape better and burn slowly after this treatment. Tying packages When tying up a package for mailing, wet the cords. They tighten as they dry, holding the package more securely.

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Cynthia Blankenship becomes April bride of David Laramie

Cynthia Denyse Blankenship, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Blankenship, 1320 Gable Dr., Warsaw, became the bride of David Joseph Laramie in an afternoon ceremony on Saturday, April 13. The bridegroom is the son of Mr. and Mrs. David Davey, Portage, Mich s and Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Laramie, Detroit, Mich. Rev. Milburn H. Miller performed the double-ring ceremony before approximately 200 guests at the Warsaw Church of God. Music for the ceremony included a prelude by a string trio, “Con Spirito,’’ Vernon Stinebaugh, Mary Parr, and Waverly Conlan; solo vocalist Mrs. David Simpson accompanied by Miss Mary Parr; and processional and recessional organ pieces played by Mrs. Milburn Miller. J Given in marriage by her father, the bride chose an ivory gown of nylon organza with schiffli and chantilly lace. The sheer scalloped yoke of the bodice was accented with schiffli embroidery and pearls, and the dress featured a stand-up collar with leg-o-mutton sleeves. The full skirt and train were bordered with multi-tiers of chantilly lace ruffles, accented with narrow satin ribbon bows. The bride’s matching hat of schiffli lace and silk flowers was decorated with pearls and narrow satin ribbon bows on a narrow scalloped brim. A veil of silk

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illusion completed the hat. She carried a cascading bouquet of pink roses, miniature carnations, leather leaf, ivory lace loops and ivory streamers. The matron of honor was Mrs. Michael Brindle, sister of the bride, of Milford. She wore a sage green taffeta gown with matching cumberbund, sweetheart neckline, cap sleeves, and full skirt. She wore a headdress of pink roses, leather leaf and fern attached to a comb. She carried a cascading bouquet of pink carnations and miniature white carnations with ivory satin and lace streamers. The bridesmaids for the ceremony were Mrs. Mike DeHaan, Kalamazoo, Mich; Miss Kathleen Bolt, Pierceton; Miss Joely Earl, Warsaw; and Miss Susan Davey, Portage, Mich. All the bridesmaids wore gowns of dusty rose and styled the same as the matron of honor’s. The flower girl was Miss Sarah Calhoun of Warsaw, who wore a gown identical to that of the matron of honor. She carried an ivory lace basket and dropped fresh pink rose petals. The groom chose Mike DeHaan of Kalamazoo, Mich, as his best

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man. Groomsmen were: Doug West, Portage, Mich; Charlie Blankenship, Moscow, Idaho; Brian Noel and James Gibson, both of Kalamazoo, Mich. Ushers for the ceremony were: Craig Binder, Portage, Mich; and Rick Brooks, Mattawan, Mich. A reception and buffet dinner were held immediately following the ceremony in the church fellowship hall. Dinner music was played by the string trio and Joely Earl sang “The Twelfth of Never” and “We’ve Only Just Begun,” accompanied by Mary Parr. Rev. Larry Alexander served as master of ceremonies for the reception. Mrs. James Earl and Mrs. Calvin Bolt assisted at the buffet table, and Mrs. Charles Blankenship, Jr., and Mrs. Tony Calhoun served punch and coffee. The bride is a graduate of Warsaw Community High School and is employed at the Kosciusko Community Hospital in Warsaw. The groom, a graduate of Portage Central High School, attended the University of Michigan at Ann Arbor and is currently serving with the U.S. Navy at Orlando, Fla.

Lakeland Bridge-O-Rama honors Blanche Thornburg, Dr. Stalter

The Lakeland Evening Bridge-O-Rama recently honored the memories of Blanche Thornburg and Dr. G. W. Stalter during the year-end party at an area restaurant. Plaques listing the yearly winners of the high net and high gross categories of competition were unveiled. The High Gross Award was dedicated to Dr. Stalter and bore the inscription, “A fierce competitor but always a gentleman.” The High Net Award honored Blanche Thornburg and was inscribed, “Her love of competition never dimmed.” Both had played in Bridge-O-Rama competition for many years and each had won in previous competition. Each plaque listed the yearly winners of the bridge competitionin that category during the 21 years since Bridge-O-Rama began in 1964. The plaques will be traveling awards going to the winner in each year’s play. The plaque honoring Mrs. Thornburg was donated by her son Ralph Thornburg and the plaque honoring Dr. Stalter was donated by Mr. and Mrs. Charles Haffner. Awards in this year’s Bridge-A-Rama play in the high gross division were presented to Diana and Stu Walker, first; Ann and Charles Haffner, second, tied with Mary and Dick Prescott; and Charlie Taylor and Dave Roose, fourth. Jo Ann and Dave r '. V ; ■ • « Xv- *»* -7 TO WED IN NOVEMBER — Julie Ann Wysong, 551 E. Washington, Millersburg, and Carl L. Schrock, 123 Benton, Millersburg, are planning to be married on November 2 in Saint Andrew’s United Methodist Church, Syracuse. Miss Wysong is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Richard M. Wysong, 73 North Shore, Syracuse, and is a graduate of Indiana Vocational Technical College. North Central. She is employed with Leßoy Troyer and Associates, Goshen. Schrock, son of Mr. and Mrs. Olen Schrock, r 3 lowa City, lowa, is employed at Pacemaker Buildings, North Webster Construction, North Webster. Mobile Meals j schedule Volunteer drivers for Syracuse Mobile Meals have been scheduled for the week of May 13-17. The following are those drivers: May 13-17 Monday — Carol Staley Tuesday — Pauline Firestone Wednesday — Win Shroufe Thursday — F A. Rhoades Friday — Irene Abts

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Robinson won the most matches with an eight won, two loss record. Winning prizes for the afternoon’s play for women were Mary Stalter, first; Isadora Mann, second; and Jacque

■■■■l Bl I Hl lilloliiailßw 14 IF B'-Xl < k kg 9 : W 1 MB wk. RECEIVES MEMORIAL HIGH GROSS AWARD — Mr. and Mrs. Charles Haffner, Lakeland Evening Bridge-O-Rama co-chairmen, are shown presenting the Dr. G. W. Stalter Memorial High Gross Award to Diana and Stu Walker, who won this year, at the year-end party held recently. In the center is Mary Stalter who played in the Bridge-O-Rama for many years with her late husband. FF Bl v 1 L ■ < HKfiß ■K IL- > r * 4 Ijl- ® I IF Vi F bK K j IF V L JH ■ k liili ft. B PRESENTED MEMORIAL HIGH NET AWARD — Dr. and Mrs. David Robinson, Lakeland Evening Bridge-O-Rama co-chairmen are shown presenting the Blanche Thornburg Memorial High Net Award to Bob Jones, center, who along with John Hagen won the award this year. Bob Jones played in the tourneylorXpany years with Mrs. Thornburg and won the competition in partnership with her in 1965, the year the Lakeland Bridge-O-Rama began.

Planning 50th class reunion Mrs. William (Miriam Weybright) Cable, 30 North Shore Dr., Syracuse, a member of New Paris High School Class of 1935 is trying to locate those persons who were with the class, at anytime, from 1931 through graduation. Mrs. Cable has been successful in locating everyone but, Mary Smith, who lived either in Jackson or Union Township of Elkhart County, and would now be approximately 68 yearsdd. Any information concerning Mary Smith Kvould be appreciated and those with information are asked to contact Mrs. Cable. The class reunion will be May 18 in the Cable home on Syracuse Lake.

Kuilema, third. Winners for the men were Charles Haffner, first; Bill Ginty, second; and Dale Allen, third. Mary Prescott won the traveling prize. Chairmen for next year’s Evening Bridge-O-Rama will be Dave

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and Jo Ann Robinson and Dick and Mary Prescott. In the last item of business, the proceeds from this year’s play were split between the Syracuse Park Board and scholarship assistance for a graduating Wawasee senior.