The Mail-Journal, Volume 28, Number 15, Milford, Kosciusko County, 24 May 1989 — Page 7
Community corner
125 pieces of art displayed at art show
Over 125 pieces of art were on display at the 32nd Annual Lakeland Art Association Spring Art Show and Sale this past' weekend in Warsaw. Entries were received in such divisions as painting (oil and acrylic), sculpture and carving, photography, mixed media, and watercolor. Judging this years entries were Russell L. Oettel and Betty Fishman. Oettel is a professor of fine arts at Indiana/Purdue University, Fort Wayne. He has had 35 years in teaching and is a painter. Oettel has had exhibits in Metropolitan, New York; Corcoran, Washington, D.C.; Saint Louis Art Museum; Herron; Chicago Art Institute; South Bend; Fort Wayne; and many others. Mrs. Fishman has been an art educator for the East Noble School Corporation for 22 years and is exhibit chairwoman for the Artlink Art Space Gallery, Fort Wayne. She works in drawing and mixed media printmaking and has exhibited works in Binghamton, New York; Artlink, Fort Wayne; Indianapolis Museum Sales Gallery; Fort Wayne Museum of Art. Winners in this year’s show are:
■?« JJT /m ■ ' «k-" z jF 1/H ■• » I • liy/ ■ •» B ■ ■ H Ik. i JiLlk * ? MWRtf K AWARD WINNER — Beth Darley, South Whitley, was named the Don Sharp Memorial Award winner Saturday at the 32nd annual Lakeland Art Association Spring Show and Sale, Warsaw. The award is presented in memory of Don Sharp, an active member in the association before his death. Shown in the photo is Beth Darley. left, with Pat Sharp who presented the cash award. (Photo by Deb Patterson)
rH c «bBP v PLAN JULY WEDDING — Jean Berkeypile, P.O. Box 95, Milford, announces the engagement of her daughter, Denise M. Berkeypile, to Jack R. McDaniel, 619 Fourth of July Ave., Syracuse. He is the son of Jack and Jeanetta McDaniel, r 4, Syracuse. The bride-elect is a 1987 graduate of Wawasee High School and received a cosmetology license from the Fairfield School of Cosmetology. She is currently employed by Rinker Boat Company, Syracuse. The groom-elect is a 1986 graduate of Wawasee High School. He is employed by ChoreTime in Milford. The couple will be married July 29 in the Calvary United Methodist Church, Syracuse. State fair premium books now available Official 1989 Indiana State Fair premium books containing exhibiting rules and regulations are now available from the fair’s entry department. Premium books are automatically sent to those who’ exhibited at either the 87 or 88 state fairs, and they will also be available in county extension offices in mid-June. Persons who did not exhibit or who wish to enter a different category may receive a premium book and entry form by contacting the Entry Department, Indiana State Fair, 1202 E. 38th St., Indianapolis, Ind. 46205-2869.
Best of Show — Marilyn Kruger, Akron, acrylic Student — Julie Richcreek, North Webster, first, watercolor; Joel Brito, Milford, second, watercolor; and Kelly Lorenz, North Webster, pastel Painting, oil and acrylic — Betty Appenzeller, Syracuse, first, oil; Marilyn Kruger, Akron, second. acrylic; Mary Alice Tillman, Warsaw, third, acrylic; Marilyn Moore, Syracuse, honorable mention, oil; and Helen Wichern, Leesburg, honorable mention, oil Sculpture and carving — Jack Maresh, Syracuse, first Photography — Jana Gill, Warsaw, first; Judith Price, Plymouth, second; and Tom Willman, North Webster, third Mixed media — Paul Berkey, Claypool, first Watercolor — Jerry Dunbar, Rochester, first; Ron Bartanen, Warsaw, second; Jaime Shirey, Mentone, third Jerry Dunbar, Rochester, Beth Darley, South Whitley, and Bette Sweany, Rochester, honorable mention Senior student scholarship awards — Angela Manuel, Warsaw High School; and Terri Collier, Whitko High School.
Meals Drivers Volunteer drivers for Syracuse Mobile Meals have been scheduled as follows: May 29-June 2, MONDAY — Memorial Day TUESDAY- Milly Shively WEDNESDAY - Kay Young THURSDAY — June Cripe FRIDAY-Betty Kline Volunteer drivers for Milford Mobile Meals are: May 29-June 2 MONDAY — Jean Treesh TUESDAY — Margie Brooks WEDNESDAY — Don and Bernice Ahrns THURSDAY — Mary Duncan FRIDAY — Donna Fisher ♦* W ENGAGEMENT announced — Pete and Edna Null, rl. 118 Hiawatha Drive, Syracuse, announce the engagement of their daughter, Angel Zehr, to Todd Oesch. r 3 box 136, Ligonier. He is the son of Barry and Darlene Oesch. Goshen, and Larry and Susie Wolf, Ligonier. The bride-elect is a 1982 graduate of West Noble High School. Ligonier. She presently works at Family Fare, Goshen. The grqpm-elect is a 1984 graduate of West Noble High School. He works for Redman Homes, Topeka. The couple will be married Sept. 30, in the United Methodist Church, Ligonier.
. a'> A-J *> TraEM i V. .. - % ’ • t . ■ ... ■fc. IL_ • BEST OF SHOW —Marilyn Kruger, Akron, won the best of show award at the 32nd Annual Lakeland Art Association Spring Art Show and Sale this past weekend. The acrylic painting was titled "Scarlett Gilia on the Rocks.” There were over 125 entries in this year’s show. Shown in the photo is Lila O’Connel, Lakeland Art Association, president, with the two judges for the show, Betty Fishman and Russell Oettel. (Photo by Deb Patterson) \«' w IBH r • - b Übi A IH ■■■■■ I V 7MHi FIRST PLACE WINNERS — Winners of the ::2nd annual Lakeland Art Association Spring Show and Sale were announced Saturday. May 20. This year's show was held in the Otis R. Bowen Center. Warsaw. There were over 125 entries in six categories. Marilyn Kruger, Akron, was awarded the best of show for her acrylic painting. Show n in the photo are the first place w inners. Standing in front are Betty Appenzeller. Syracuse, left, painting (oil and acrylic); and Julie Richcreek. North Webster, watercolor, student division. Standing in back, left to right, are Paul Berkey, Claypool, mixed media; Jana Gill, Warsaw, photography ; and Laura Hill, honorable mention in prisma color. Not present were Jerry Dunbar. Rochester, watercolor; Angela Manuel, Warsaw, senior student scholarship award; Marilyn Kruger: and lack Maresh. Syracuse, sculpture and carving. (Photo by Deb Patterson)
Ladies of Round Table elect officers
The Syracuse Ladies of the Round Table met on May 8 at Calvary United Methodist Church for their annual Spring Party. Tables were decorated in pink and white, accented with pink roses. A small rose bowl with a pink rose was used for individual favors. The ladies were welcomed by Gwen Immel, party chairperson Following the doxology. a swiss steak dinner was served. Paula Markley conducted the induction service for 1989-1990 club officers. Those inducted were: Gwen Immel — president: Lera Rinker — vice president; Anna Chance — secretary; and Janet Davis — treasurer. The program for the evening was presented by Norma Rush, who protrayed young 11 -year-old Evening Bridge-O-Rama makes donations Final wrap-up for the Lakeland Evening Bridge-O-Rama was held May 7 at the Beacon The club voted to give cash gifts to Lakeland Day Care Center and Samaritans On Standby. Winners w'ere announced for the year. Ron Richey and Chuck Haffner were winners in both high gross and high net. Second in high gross were Don and Crystal Miller. Third were Bill and Nancy Patty, and fourth were Jo and Earle Waltz. Receiving awards for high gross were: Elaine and Art Schenck, first; Dick and Mary Prescott, second; Sara Slabaugh and Carolyn Rearick, third: and Jacquie Kuilema and Charlie Taylor, fourth Winners for the evening's bridge were Chuck Haffner and Sallie Maish. Co-chairmen for next year w ill be Jacqui Kuilema. Charlie Taylor, and Dottie and Bob Wiiliams. Anyone interested in playing bridge next year may contact any of the chairmen.
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... . ** ? 11 ■ n Hk Hl & TO CELEBRATE 50TH ANNIVERSARY — Mr. and Mrs. Monroe (Sylvia) Miller. 604 Lawrence St., Middlebury, will celebrate their 50th wedding anniversary with an open house Saturday, May 27. The open house will be held from 2-4 p.m. in the East Goshen Mennonite Church. Hosts w ill be their children. Mr. and Mrs. Miller were united in marriage December 31. 1938. by Res. Silas Yoder in the home of Mrs. Miller’s parents. Miller is retired from the Elkhart County Park Department. Mrs. Miller is a homemaker. They are members of the East Goshen Mennqpite Church. The couple are the parents of Stephen Miller. Phoenix, Ariz.; David Miller. Middlebury; Mrs. Emerson (Sharon) Ropp. Goshen; Carl Miller. Syracuse; Daniel Miller. Middlebury: Mrs. Steven (Caroli Miller. Shipshewana and Mrs. Del (Jeannie) Penner, West (Jermany. They also have 16 grandchildren and one great-grandchild.
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Mrs. ImrireL-Arina Chance, Helen Miller, Norma Rush. Maxine Graham, Nancy Nelson and Paula Markley. The evening's activities were closed with an Irish blessing for the summer.
Stephanie Katsanis becomes bride of Todd Wottring
Stephanie Katsanis, Leesburg, and Todd Wottring, Indianapolis, exchanged wedding vows at 3:30 p.m., March 18, 1989, at the Free Methodist Church, Winona Lake. Pastor John B. Lowe of the New Life Christian Church officiated the double ring ceremony before 300 guests. The bride is the daughter of Thomas and Patricia Katsanis of North Carolina. The groom is the son of James and Ann Wottring of Indianapolis. Debbie Lowe and Sheila Watts, Warsaw, both sang at the ceremony. Selections included “Standing On Holy Ground,” “Parents’ Prayer,” “Committment Song,” “Flesh of My Flesh,” and “Household of Faith.” Michelle Katsanis of North Carolina, sister of the bride, stood as matron of honor. Emily
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TO WED IN JULY — Norma Jean Wolf, Shelby, announces the engagement of her daughter, Tonie Jeanne, 713 East Bth St.. Bloomington, to Shane Allen Avery, 707 East Bth St., Bloomington. He is the son of Allen and Carol Avery, r 5, box 71, Syracuse.
The bride-elect is a 1986 graduate of Lowell High School, Shelby, and will be a senior at the Indiana University School of Nursing. She is currently employed with Nurse-Call Plus, Bloomington.
The groom-elect is a 1986 graduate of Wawasee High School, and will be a senior at Indiana University. He is majoring in biochemistry and plans to attend medical school after graduation in the fall of 1990. He is employed at Domino’s Pizza, Bloomington.
The couple will be married July 1 in the New Salem Church of the Brethren, Milford.
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Sarmiento, Florida; Anne-Marie Pressler, Florida; Kim Wottring, Indianapolis; and Melissa Buffer, Mishawaka, served as bridesmaids. The flower girls were Courtney Wottring, Indianapolis, and* Ashley Marie, daughter of the bride, Leesburg. Rosten Trobaugh, Leesburg, was the ring bearer. . Drew Wottring, Indianapolis, brother of the groom, was the best man. Serving as groomsmen were Mark Pulver, Fort Wayne; Jim Zuidema, Michigan; Mick McFarland, Indianapolis; and Chris Huffer, Mishawaka. Serving as ushers during the wedding were Andrew Katsanis, North Carolina; Troy Boyer,
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Leesburg; and Brooks Koble, Syracuse. Following the ceremony, a reception was held at 2517 Wagon Wheel Restaurant. “Mr. Music” provided the entertainment. ' Anita Landrum, Illinois, oversaw the guest book. The couple went on a Caribbean cruise for their wedding trip, April 2-9. They now reside at r 1 box 205-A, North Webster. The bride graduated from Wawasee High School in 1986, and earned a degree in elementary education from Grace College. The groom is a 1985 graduate of Lawrence North High School. Currently he is an agent with Farm Bureau Insurance.
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