The Mail-Journal, Volume 28, Number 12, Milford, Kosciusko County, 3 May 1989 — Page 7

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Cynthia Hampton and Dennis Tucker exchange vows January 7 in UMC

Wedding vows were exchanged January 7 by Cynthia M Hampton and Dennis Alan Tucker, both of Warsaw. Parents of the bride are Mr. and Mrs. Fredric Mossier, and Mr. and Mrs. William Wildman of Warsaw. The groom s parents are Mr and Mrs. Larry Tucker, also of Warsaw. Norman Nellis of Walnut Creek United Methodist Church performed the 5:30 pm candlelight ceremony before approximately 200 guests. Soloist was Kimm Dock, guitarist Joe Dock, and pianist Cindy Snyder, sister of the groom, all of Warsaw. The violinist was Bethany McFarland. Akron, cousin of the groom. The maid of honor was Lori W’ildman. Warsaw, sister of the bride. Bridesmaids were Pam Wildman, sister of the bride. Cindy Boling and Tracey Rose, all of Warsaw. Heather Kissell. Warsaw. served as flower girl. The best man was Jeff Tucker. West Lafayette, brother of the groom. Groomsmen were Duane Snyder. Warsaw, Ottmar Schroeder, Rochester, both brothers-in-law of the groom,; and Stewart Banghart. Warsaw . The ringbearer was Casey Hampton. son of the bride. Following the ceremony, a catered reception was held at the

Creative Co-eds meet at the animal clinic

The Creative Co-eds WMTub met Monday evening. May 1. at the Milford Small Animal Clinic for their monthly meeting There were seven girls present. The meeting was called to order by the president. Teresa Musselman. Pam Shock led the American pledge and Michelle Levernier led the 4-H pledge Those present answered roll call With "What you are doing this summer' 7 " Musselman told the club about the weekend she and Karen Lowry. 4-H youth agent, spent at a recreation workshop at Camp Riley in Indianapolis recently.

EHP board elects new officers

The Enchanted Hills Playhouse Board of Advisors met Monday. April 24, in the home of Tom and Cindy Thornburg. Highlights of the meeting included welcoming Jeanne Gardiner to board membership and the election of the new officers. They are: Tom Thornburg, president; David Robinson, vice president; and Trudy Bouterse. secretarytreasurer Plans are being made for a gala opening on June 14. dinner show evenings to be held one Friday night during each of the first five shows, a special piano> concert on July 18. and continuation of the Stage Door Club at the

ANNOUNCE ENGAGEMENT — Mr. and Mrs. Lyle Galey, Crawfordsville, and Rev. and Mrs. Stephen Galegor. Sr.. Milford, announce the engagement of their children. Melanie Kay Galey and Stephen Stuart Gaiegor. Jr. The bride-elect is a 1986 graduate of Crawfordsville High School and is presently a junior at Ball State University. majoring in Spanish. The groom-elect, a 1986 graduate of Wawasee High School, is also a junior at Ball State University. majoring in landscape architecture. The couple plans to be married May 26. 1990. in Crawfordsville.

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Shrine Building. Warsaw. Music was provided by Ray Myers. Warsaw. Host and hostess for the reception were Mr and Mrs. Ted Dobbins. Warsaw, uncle and aunt of the bride. Servers were Debbie Schroeder, sister of the groom; Rita Longenbaugh. Columbia City. Debra Chinworth. Warsaw, both aunts of the bride; and Angela Shelton of West Lafayette. After a week-long honeymoon trip to Hawaii, the couple is residing at 2763 S. Ferguson

The club will not be participating in Share-the-Fun this year since everyone had other commitments that evening The club president reminded everyone of the deadlines for entering animals and livestock and the dates for having them tagged. She also reminded the girls about Fashion Revue which will be held in July. Clara Kaiser, club leader, discussed 4-H projects. Cjndy Price gave the health and safety lesson on keeping telephone numbers handy of the fire department, police, doctor, and where parents will be when

dress rehearsalof twoshovys Installation of central air conditioning began on May 1 and will be completed by opening night The shows this year will be Tintypes. Two-By-Two, Amadeus. Oklahoma. Pippin, and Greater Tuna

Find rare coins AMIENS. France — A construction crew bulldozing a factory site uncovered a Cache of about 8.000 silver and copper coins dating from the third century A D . archaeologists said Wednesday

Video Review By JOAN KLINE In the past several years there has been an explosion of video stores, making hundreds of movies available to every family. Many times the consumer has no idea what sort of movie he or she is taking home. It can he a traumatic shock to youngsters who discover, too late, a scene of graphic violence in the middle of their kiddy show. An unexpected vivid sexual scene can he very embarrassing in the middle of a gathering of friends. As the mother of three teenagers. Mrs. Kline is presenting a moderate view on a number of films which are available in area stores. Young Guns Emilo Estevez gives a unique portrayal of the infamous Billy the Kid Accompanied by a teenage gang which includes Keifer Sutherland. Bonty seeks justice for the brutal murder of their friend and mentor The youthful lawmen begin their quest as sworn officers of the law. but soon find themselves the hunted The real criminals are powerful cattle barons who control the territory and the law. Before watching this movie consider several graphic scenes and Bonty’s unnerving habit of laughing each time he kills. The Lighthorsemen To those who enjoy dynamic action this is a great movie. It is a glorious adventure based on the Australian Lighthorsemen who fought under the British flag during WWI This film takes us into the barren desert where water is a vital element of everyday life The film glorifies the bravery of the men and horses who fought the battle, but not the institution of war ■■■■■■■■■■■■■■UMW Syracuse Community Nursery School Registration Saturday, May 6, 1989 8:30 A.M.-11:30 A.M. $W Registration Fee Birth Certificate Is Required St. Andrew's United Methodist Church, Syracuse Call 457-5383 Or 457-2366 For Information

Road. Warsaw. Both Mr. and Mrs. Tucker are 1979 graduates of Warsaw Community High School. Mrs Tucker attended Adams State College in Alamosa. Colo., and is currently attending Indiana Wesleyan University. She is employed in data communications at United Telephone Company of Warsaw. Tucker is a graduate of Purdue University and is employed as an international project coordinator for Chore Time. Milford.

baby-sitting Never open doors to strangers and don't give out any information on the phone Heather Allen gave a demonstration She is employed at the animal clinic and gave a tour and told what her duties are from feeding, bathing, grooming, and exercising the animals. The next meeting will tentatively be held at Shantel Miller s on Thursday. June 8. at 7 pm UAW Local 1405 meets The retirees of UAW'Local 1405 held a carry-in dinner Wednesday. April 26. in St. Martin de Porres Church basement. Syracuse. There were 17 members and 11 guests attending. Following dinner. Dorothy Murphy held a business meeting Lester Wright acted as host and gave a talk on union business Best wishes were given to Meg Urlic as she and husband Robert are celebrating their 50th wedding anniversary. All retirees and spouses and friends are invited to attend these meetings The next meeting will be held at Syracuse Lake park if weather will permit

PROGRAM PRESENTED ON BIG BROTHERS/BIG SISTERS — Mary Gerard, director of Big Brothers/Big Sisters of Kosciusko County. presented a program Saturday morning for the Wawasee Kiwanis Club at Gropp's Restaurant in Syracuse. Gerard explained that the Kosciusko office is a satellite of Fort Wayne Big Brothers/Big Sisters. The Fort Wayne office serves eight counties. Big Brothers/Big Sisters is a youth-serving agency matching children from primarily single-parent homes with responsible adults on a one-to-one basis. The kids come from all ethnic and financial backgrounds. They range in age from seven to 15 and have one thing in common . . . the need for adult friends. Gerard explained the there are some 43 kids waiting for a Big Brother or Sister. Volunteers come from all walks of life. They must be at least 18 years old and may be single or married, a parent or grandparent. Call 267-2256 for more information. flreg Long. Wawasee Kiwanis Club vice president, is shown presenting a certificate of appreciation to Gerard.

Bushongs celebrate anniversary

Emerson and Marjorie Bushong, r 1. Cromwell, celebrated their 45th wedding anniversary Appil 9 with their children and families as guests for Sunday dinner at the HolidayInn. Warsaw. ' Bushong and the former Marjorie Hontz were married on Easter Sunday. April 9. 1944. in their rural Cromwell home. Bushong was in the U.S. Navy, and Miss Hontz was a student at Manchester College

Silver Thimble Club holds mother-daughter banquet

Members of the Silver Thimble Club of the Milford Apostolic Christian Church and their mothers and daughters enjoyed a soup and salad supper in the church hall Monday evening. May 1. Committee for the evening was Mrs. Lee Beer. Mrs. Steven Beer. Mrs. William Longcor. Mrs Richard Steffen and Mrs Matthew Pamer. The tables were decorated with potted pink blossomed plants, small wooden articles and small song booklets. The plants were later given as prizes. Mrs. Lee Beer led in repeating the Doxology before the meal For the evening s program. Bonnie Genes Boutique of Milford presented a style show. At the close of the party, the group sang "The Christian Home" and "Creation" from the song booklets, and also. "Bless Be the Tie That Binds. "

Radio waves aid heart ANAHEIM. Calif. - Researchers are using the same radio waves that broadcast music on the AM dial to treat patients with uncontrolled rapid heartbeats, a method they-say is safer and less painful than other techniques

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Attending the dinner were: Thomas Joe and Sasha Hively, Ingrid. Lukus and Les. rural Kimmell; Daniel and Sue Bushong. Alecia and Kelly, rural Cromwell; Monte and Sharon Gertg. Trent and Tiffany, rural Churubusco; and Stephen and Sherri Bushong Stefanie. Scott and Stacie, rural Churubusco. The afternoon was spent at the rural home of the couple. Mr and. Mrs. Bushong are retired farmers

Pink punch was then served to the guests.

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Skills for growing program presented to Milford Lions

Lion member Bruce Lamb reported to the Milford Lions Club Monday evening on a recent conference held in Indianapolis on a Skills For Growing program being developed for school children in grades K through five Joining Lamb in the presentation were Milford Middle School Principal Russ Mikel. Guidance Counselor Dick Roose and PTO Vice President (Jody Brown. Mikel reported that he felt the Skills For Growing program has a lot of positive aspects to offer local youngsters. The program Self-Demand “If you insist on perfection, make the first demand on yourself." — Grit'

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attempts to build a skill base as children move through life and instill self-confidence in them The Skills For Growing program is aimed at developing the same skills as the Skills For Adolescence program currently in place for grades six through eight in the Milford school system. Both programs are designed as drug preventative programs, helping youngsters make good decisions as they grow up Roose commented that they appreciate the Lions support of the Skills For Adolescence program dnd expressed hope of implemei ■ ting the Skills For Growing program into the schools Plans are to incorporate the new program into the school svstem bv the fall of 1990

Other business discussed during the evening was a work night scheduled for Monday. May 8. at the Little League ball fields. The Lions plan to do repair work on the spectator bleachers. ~ The Lions also plan to canvas the town Monday evening. May--15. selling community calendars, a major annual fund-raising event. Guests for the evening were Jeff Brinkeroff and Tony Hoover both of Milford. Uniform poll closings The House approved a uniform poll-closings time in presidential elections to prevent projections of the results hours before voting ends in some states.

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