The Mail-Journal, Volume 27, Number 32, Milford, Kosciusko County, 21 September 1988 — Page 7

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Sara Cox becomes August bride of Ronald Schwartz

Sara Ann Cox became the bride of Ronald Lee Schwartz, Jr., On Saturday, Aug. 20,1988, at 6:30 in the evening in the St. Andrew’s United Methodist Church. Rev. Richard Bunnell of St. Andrew’s officiated the double-ring ceremony in the?presence of 225 guests. 7 Parents of the couple are James H. ana Wilma Cox, Syracuse, and Ronald L. and Dian Schwartz, Milford. The church was decorated with six candleabras with greenery and ivory bows and a large altar basket of peach and white gladioli. The pews had matching ivory bows and greenery. Suzanne Lisor, Syracuse, was the organist and Rod Rhodes, Logansport, was the soloist. Musical selections were “1.0. U. and “The Lord’s Prayer.” The bride wore a gown by Bianchi of ivory summer taffeta which featured a sweetheart peckline accented with small cabbage and pearls at the shoulders/ The short, puffy, sleeves were filled with silk lily of the valley. The bodice was fitted, falling into a point at the waistline. The full skirt featured’ a large bow at the back with a large cabbage rose and pearls. The gown cascaded into a cathedral-length train. The bride wore her grandmother’s pearl necklace. Her headdress was a Juliet cap fashioned from rhinestones and pearls accented by satin ribbon cascading over the finger-tip-length veil. She carried a bouquet of phalaenopois orchids, stephanotis, with baby’s breath and greenery. Carla Clouse, Syracuse, was the maid of honor. Jenny Smith, sister of bride, South Bend, was the matron of honor. Bridesmaids were Tracy Radzik, Paletine, Ill.; Mary Jane Cox, sister of bride, Syracuse; Julie Schwartz, sister of groom, Milford. The bride’s attendants wore gowns fashioned after the bride’s gown with puffed sleeves, sweetheart necklines and fitted bodices. They were of emerald

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ANNUAL CUTATHON — The sixth annual cutathon to raise funds for the Lakeland Community Daycare Center, is slated for Saturday, Oct. 1, starting at 9 a.m. The cutathon will be in The Added Touch, 736 South Huntington Street, Syracuse. No appointments are needed and there is one price for all haircuts. V Shown in the photo are three of Jhe children from the daycare center and the two stylist participating in the cutathon. On the left is Michael Cooper seated in the chair with Jill Oswald standing behind. On the right is Kelly Bauman watching as Catrina Davis waits patiently as Sheri Myers prepares to trim her hair. (Photo by Deb Patterson) *

Junior moms hove potluck

The first meeting of the Junior Mother’s club for the 1988-89 club year was a potluck supper at the home of Vera Hall. There were 10 members present and Corinne Cripe and Helen Bunnell were guests. President Vera Hall presided at the business meeting. There Was a discussion on the day care

Cobum honored at shower

Mrs. Thomas (Pam) Warner of Fort Wayne was hostess for a baby shower in the home of her parents, Doris and Billy Coburn, Syracuse, for Mrs. Clark (Gina) Coburn. Games were played with prizes awarded to Mrs. Fredetta Money, and Mrs. Erie (Yvonne) Cobum. The gifts were presented to the honored guest. A personal

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green taffeta. They carried a single phalaenopois orchid, purple statice, trimmed with green ivy and peach ribbon. Best man was Bruce Binnig, Columbus, Ohio., Groomsmen were Keith Barker, Shelbyville; Doug Thompson, New Castle; Ron Richmond; Joel Whitesei, Muncie. Usher was Brad Cox, brother of bride, Syracuse. ■ The bride’s mother chose an ivory lace dress, the groom’s mother wore a light pink dress. Mothers’ corsages were made up of stephanotis, baby’s breath and ivory ribbon. A catered reception was held in the Camelot Hall, North Webster, immediately following the ceremony, Music was furnished by Jeff DeWeise, a D-J from WBTU in Fort Wayne.

center and the “Latch Key” program. There will be a craft bazaar November 5, 9-4, at the Calvary United Methodist Church. Tables can be rented with all proceeds going toward the Latch Key Program. There was discussion on the spring party, and a report on calendar sales. There are 14

gift was also given to the winners. Cake, punch, puts and mints were served from a table decorated with baby items from the Cobum children and grandchildren. The cake was d&orated with pink and blue bows Guests were from Fort Wayne, Warsaw, Goshen, Dunlap and Syracuse.

Host and hostess for the reception were Brad and Karen Cox, brother and sister-in-law of bride, Syracuse. Suzanne Schwartz, sister of groom, Milford, attended the guest book. A wedding trip was taken to northern Michigan the week following the wedding. The bride is a 1984 graduate of Wawasee High School and a 1988 graduate of Purdue University with a BA in elementary education. She is presently employed as a four-year-old teacher in the Readiness School of Muncie. The bridegroom is a 1984 graduate of Wawasee High School and will graduate in 1989 from Ball State University. He is majoring in English and History. The couple is presently residing in Muncie.

calendars left. Program books were distributed by Joan Stoelting.

Evie Kirkdorfer read the secretary’s report which was approved as read. Next meeting will be at the home of Mary Prescott with a program on “Film Mugging’’ by the telephone company.

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ANNOUNCE ENGAGEMENT — Mr. and Mrs. Robert J. Schrader, Milford, announce the engagement of their daughter, Joan Marie Piper, to Roger Alan Scott, Rochester. He is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Wendell Scott, r 5, Rochester. The bride-elect will graduate frbm Wawasee High School in 1989. She is employed at Lakeland Loving Care Center in Milford. Her fiance, a 1985 graduate of Tippecanoe Valley High School, is employed at Talma Fasteners in Talma. They have chosen August 12, 1989, as their wedding date.

Patricia Camp weds John Szrume ak Aug. 27

Patricia Ann Camp, Elkhart, and John Szrumelak, |lilford, exchanged vows in a 4 p.m. ceremony on August 27 in Zion Lutheran Church, Bristol. Rev. Robert Cassell, Ironton, Ohio, retired from Grace Lutheran Church, Elkhart, performed the double-ring ceremony. " Parents of the couple are Arthur Camp, Kalamazoo, Mich., Nancy Camp, Elkhart, and Dorothy Motruk, Milford. The church was decorated in shades of mauve and the altar flowers were the same as the bride’s with a bridal candle. Marilyn Highland, Middlebury, was organist. Craig Camp, Elkhart, brother of the bride, and Lee Goldner, South Haven, Mich., played guitar while Camp sang. The bride wore an ivory tealength lace dress with seed pearls and long sleeves. Her short veil 'White elephant' sale at Syracuse Nutrition Site The Syracuse Nutrition Site will be holding a “white elephant” sale on Thursday and Friday, Sept. 22 and 23, from 11 a.m. to 1 p.m. The site is located at the Boy Scout Cabin on Huntington Street in Syracuse. Anyone is welcome to attend this event and may also donate items. For those wishing to eat dinner at the site, please call 457-2631 — a day in advance before 1 p.m. County Scouts to sell popcorn Cub Scouts, Boy Scouts and Explorers throughout Kosciusko County will be calling on residents in September and October as part of the annual “Trail End” popcorn sale. The sales program, coordinated by the Anthony Wayne Area Council BSA, is designed to provide funds for use in local units. The money raised is used to buy equipment, pay registration and magazine fees, finance activities and provide recognition items for individual Scouts. In addition, a portion of the funds are used by the local Boy Scout Council to provide unit services such as leader recruitment, training, activity planning, training and membership records and development of new scouting units. The Scouts will be selling three pound buckets of bulk popcorn and microwave popcorn. Anyone who would like to buy popcorn from the Scouts but is not contacted may call Chuck Hogan, popcorn chairman, at 267-3671.

Mamie Haifley, Eugene Yoder exchange wedding vows Aug. 16

. Mamie Haifley, Syracuse, became the bride of Eugene Yoder, Waycross, Ga., on August 16,1988, at 6 o’clock in the evening at Grace Bible Church, Syracuse. The bride’s father, Rev. David R. Haifley, Grace Bible Church, officiated the doublering ceremony in the presence of 275 guests. Parents of the couple are Rev. and Mrs. -bavid R. Haifley , Syracuse, and Anna Yoder, Bremen, and the late Arnold Yoder. The church was decorated with garderiflowers arranged by Althea Hxtifley, mother of bride, and Mrs. John (Ann) Nyikos. Organist was Vicky Nyikos, Syracuse; harpist was Nancy Morse, Fort Wayne; trumpet, Daniel Haifley, brother of bride. Dorothy Burdick, sister of bride, sang ‘‘Lord, Send Me Anywhere.” A duet was sang by the bride and Sharon Haifley, sister-in-law of bride, “Our Life Is Yours To Control,” they were accompanied by three violinists, Angela Burdick, age 9, niece of

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was in ivory with stephanotis and pearls in a hair spray. She carried a bouquet of dalias and sweetheart roses in shades of mauve with large ivory day lilies, ivory stephanotis, needlepoint ivy and baby’s breath. Keyle Rodocker, Kalamazoo, Mich., was maid of honor. She wore a solid mauve tea-length dress with long sleeves. Her hairpiece was of baby’s breath and small sweetheart tea roses in mauve. She carried a small version of the bride’s bouquet. Dow Gorham, Goshen, was best man. Ushers were Craig Camp and Terry Beatty, Milford, brother-in-law of the groom. A dinner buffet was held in Ramada Inn following the ceremony. The groom’s mother baked a traditional Ukrainian wedding bread for the reception. Mindy Beatty, Milford, niece of the bridegroom, was in charge of the guest book. The bride is a 1978 graduate of Elkhart Central High School and a 1982 graduate of Western Michigan University, Kalamazoo, with a bachelor of science degree. She is an accountant. The groom graduated from Wawasee High School. He is a self-employed remodeling contractor.

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bride; Jonathan Burdick, age 10, nephew of bride; and Karen Burdick, age 11, niece of bride. A harp prelude of miscellaneous hymns and classical selections was played. / The bride wore a white satin gown which featured a “V” and a long-train. She wore her mother’s headdress which featured a heat-shaped crown and fingertip veil. She carried a bouquet of burgandy and pink carnations, roses and daisies. Mary Haifley, sister of bride, Syracuse, was the maid of honor. Bridesmaids were Kathleen Haifley, sister of bride, Syracuse; Abigail Graff, Syracuse; and Susanna Graff, Syracuse. Flower girls were Rachel Haifley and Stephanie Altman, nieces of bride, both of Syracuse. David Haifley, nephew of bride, Syracuse, was the ring bearer. The bride’s attendants wore gowns with flowered overlays (over white) that were gathered on sides with bows. The featured

Following a wedding trip to Mackinac Island, the couple is residing at 9034 W. Wisconsin, Lakewood, Colo. 80226. CRChas party in Duncan home The new year of the Columbian Reading Circle of Milford started with the traditional President’s Party at the home of Mary Duncan. The group included 15 members and a guest, Faye Hollar. Evelyn Orn presented a slide show of her summer of 1987 trip to Alaska, traveling with her husband, Darrell, and his brother, Harry Orn. Mrs. Duncan served refreshments at the end of the evening. The next meeting is at the home of Inez Beiswanger, Milford, Oct. 10.

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Wed., September 21,1988 — THE MAIL-JOURNAL

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( crocheted collars were crocheted by the bride. The flower girls \wore knee-length gowns of the same material and featured ■ -rocheted collars. I The best man was Daniel Haifley, brother of bride, I Syracuse. Groomsmen were Todd Yoder, brother of groom, Fort Smith, Ark.; Andrew Yoder, brother of groom, Waycross, Ga.; and John Nyikos, Syracuse. The bride’s mother wore a grey and pink dress with a pleated skirt and a crocheted collar. The groom’s mother wore a burgandy street-length dress. A yard reception was organized by the bride’s family, Mike and Sharon Haifley, Dorothy and Norman Burdick, and Ruth and Steve I Altman. Servers for the reception were I Alison Gilbert, Wawaka; Marcy Ruggle, Syracuse; Shirley Gross, I Syracuse; and Leah Gross, I Syracuse; all high school girls from bride’s home church. John Yoder, brother- of groom, was in charge of the guest book. A wedding trip was taken out west immediately following the reception. x The bride graduated in 1978

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MR. AND MRS. EUGENE YODER

from Syracuse Christian High School and in 1985 from Indiana Fundamental Bible Institute. She was previously employed as a secretary and teacher at Syracuse Christian Church and Grace Bible Church. The bridegroom is a 1977 graduate of Syracuse Christian \ High School and a 1980 graduate of ITT, Fort Wayne with an AA in Electronics. He is employed as a staff worker at Darrel Dorminey Children’s Home, Waycross, Ga. The couple is presently residing in Waycross, Ga. Wednesday Club has salad bar lunch The Wednesday afternoon club met at South Shore Golf Course Restaurant on the 14th for a salad bar luncheon. There were 17 members present. The afternoon program was an informative talk given by Ronald Sharp. He planted many seeds of thought to ponder before the upcoming election concerning the vote on the question of allowing legal lotteries in Indiana.

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