The Mail-Journal, Volume 28, Number 37, Milford, Kosciusko County, 25 October 1989 — Page 7

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Laurie Schultheiss weds Steven Gagnon

Laurie Schultheiss, Elkhart, and Steven Gagnon, Leesburg, were united in marriage on May 13, 1989, in a 2 p.m. ceremony in Warsaw Missionary Church. Officiating the double ring ceremony before 170 guests were Rev. Myron Young and Rev. James Breniser of Warsaw Missionary. Parents of the bride are Mr. and Mrs. Doug Richards of Elkhart. The groom’s parents are Mr. and Mrs. Cliff Gagnon, Leesburg. The altar was decorated with flowers in a lavendar theme and two white baskets. Organist for the ceremony was Millicent Young of Vincennes who played the wedding march and other hymns. Chris Bontrager, Goshen, was the soloist, singing “O Perfect Love,” "Happy the Home W'hen God,” and “Now Thank We All Our God.” The soloist was accompanied by her mother, Roberta Breniser, at the piano. The wedding march and other hymns were played on the trumpet by Rusty Young. For the wedding, the bride wore a floating opal necklace and matching earrings, which were a gift from her mother. In remembrance of Mother's Day, the groom presented the mothers with bouquets of artificial flowers.

RsSSI I »' BMK I MIMWIff <. MIIHImmW \ j JLtt. UNITED WAY PROGRAM PRESENTED — At the Tuesday noon, Oct. 24, meeting of the Syracuse-Wawasee Rotary Club members heard from Steve Gerber, chairman of the Speakers’ Bureau for the United Way, and president of Cardinal Center, Warsaw. Gerber presented information and a film on United Way, and spoke about the various local agencies which are covered by the contributions made to United Way. Rotary Club members then made their contributions to the organization. Pictured are Tom Jackson. Rotary Club president; Gerber; and Dick Conroy, club representative for United Way..XPhoto by Lewis Immel)

Second annual Halloween Munchkinland

Kosciusko Community Theatre announces its second annual Halloween Munchkinland at Ace Hardware on October 27 and 28. Ghosts and goblins and spooks of all sizes will be there to make everyone’s Halloween fun a little special. There will be games of all kinds: Toss a Spider. Tumble a Pumpkin. Feel a Blob, Meet a Monster, as well as a walk through a graveyard, face painting, apple grabbing, and picture coloring and many other eerie attractions. Lots of prizes as well as

The entire family feels the pain and frustration when a loved one is abusing alcohol or drugs. Generally, the user docs not know that he or she is progressively getting worse. They can't sec that they have a problem with alcohol or drugs and they don’t realize their families arc experiencing pain because of their use. Without help, families break up, the alcoholic or drug user will lose their job, and finacial problems will become a major concern. Med Park Center at Kosciusko Community Hospital can provide the alcohol or drug dependent person with counseling and inpatient care that is necessary to begin a life of recovery. Because family members are so deeply affected by the alcoholic or drug usersbehavior they, too, are actively involved in the recovery process. For a confidential, free, no obligation evaluation call: Med Park By Center/wM. Treatment For Chemical Dependency BEGINNING 11 269-PARK • 1-300-446-7268

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The bride’s wedding gown, designed by the groom’s mother, was fashioned of white satin and lace, with a wedding band neckline, long lace sleeves, basque waist, bouffant skirt and a sweeping train enhanced by a large satin-covered bow in the

Dracula and other assorted Halloween characters. Doors will open at 5 p.m. and close at 9 p.m. on Friday the 27, and 9 a m. until 9 p.m. on Saturday the 28. Proceeds from ticket sales are used to fund various Kosciusko Community Theatre projects. One special project going on at the moment is rehearsal for the November production of "Night of January 16,” a murder mystery being presented at the

back. The headdress was borrowed from the bride's mother. A silk fingertip veil of illusion, accented with white ribbon, was made by the groom’s mother. A bouquet of red roses, lavender carnations, » white carnations, white miniature carnations, miniature

Kosciusko County Courthouse. All projects and productions are family oriented and meant to be enjoyed by people of all ages.

DARE program presented to Lions

Calvin Kline, deputy marshall of the Syracuse Police Department. presented a program to the Syracuse Lions on DARE (Drug Abuse Resistance Education) at the club's meeting on Wednesday. Oct: 18. Using a video tape, followed by a question-and-answer tape. Kline stressed the value of DARE as a valuable tool in helping the students respond to various types of abusive substances. He stated that he presented the material in a classroom situation, followed by having lunch with the students, then spent the remain-

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lavender mums, baby’s breath and fem was carried by the bride. Sarah Hart of Oakley, Mich., was the matron of honor. Leah Gagnon, Leesburg, and Elaine Deig, Mt.. Vernon, were bridesmaids. The bride’s attendants were attired in tea-length lavender gowns of satin and lace, with headdresses of lavender flowers and baby’s breath. The matron of honor carried a white basket with a bouquet of white carnations, baby’s breath and fem. The bridesmaids carried matching white baskets with bouquets of white carnations, miniature lavender mums, baby’s breath and fern. Gary Wilkinson, South Whitley, stood as the best man. Groomsmen were Jeff Bridegam, Columbia City, and Mark Lambright, Goshen. Ushering at the ceremony were Tim Moore, Goshen, and Jeff Miller, Pierceton. Mother of the bride wore an opera-length lavender gown with a scooped neckline and a ribbon belt. The groom’s mother wore a strhet-length rose colored jacket and skirt with a coordinating blouse. Both mothers wore corsages of lavender carnations, white carnations, lavender mums, baby’s breath and fern, Recession vs inflation Chairman Alan Greenspan said the Federal Reserve has shifted its emphasis from fighting inflation to avoiding a recession, a signal that the central bank will likely cortinue to cautiously push down interest rates. Mobile Meals Drivers Volunteer drivers for Syracuse Mobile Meals have been scheduled as follows: October 30-November 3 MONDAY — Jim and Lenna Siens TUESDAY— Hap Miller WEDNESDAY — Jack Oswald THURSDAY - June Cripe FRIDAY - Betty Kline Volunteer drivers for Milford Mobile Meals are: October 30-November 3 MONDAY — Don and Bernice Ahrns TUESDAY- Jean Treesh WEDNESDAY - Marilyn Brown THURSDAY - Mary Ann and Cap Beer FRIDAY - Don Arnold Teacher's pay lacking WASHINGTON - Teachers’ salaries have been on the rise since the early 1980’s, but their purchasing power is only slightly higher than it was in 1972, the American Federation of Teachers said.

ing noon recess time with them answering their questions. Kline said that one of the valuable spinoffs of the program was that the students were able to get to know a police officer as a person. Officer Kline was accompanied to the meeting by Julie Wangard and Nancy Pratt, who assisted him in presenting the program. Guests for the evening meeting were Dan Smaston and Charlene Knispel.

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which they arranged themselves. A reception followed the wedding at the Warsaw Center Lake Pavilion. The pavilion was decorated with large lavender and white bells and lavender and grey streamers. The wedding party table was decorated with a bride and groom figurine. The newlyweds’ name was decorated with small white bells above the wedding party table. Hostess for the reception was Shirley Lantz. Serving at the reception were Darla Gagnon, Warsaw; Brenda Cramer, Warsaw; Diane Leatherman, Goshen; and Kim Miller, Pierceton. Eva Gagnon was in charge of the guest book. For their wedding trip, the couple went to the Poconos in Pennsylvania. They now reside at r 2 box 103A, Claypool. A 1982 graduate of Concord High School, the bride also earned associate’s degrees from Vincennes University in 1984 and 1988, and a bachelor’s degree from Indiana University in 1986. She is currently employed at Key Pharmacy. The groom graduated from Warsaw Community High School in 1983 and earned degrees from Fort Wayne Bible College and Vincennes University.

Couple honeymoons in Fort Myers, Florida

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Heidi Roecker Beer, Milford, became the bride of Stephen Rozow 111, North Webster, in a 3 p.m. ceremony August 12 in Wawasee Community Bible Church. Tom Speicher, pastor of the church and cousin of the bride, performed the ceremony in the presence of 250 family and friends. Parents of the couple are Philip and Mildred Beer, Milford, and Steve and Marge Rozow. North Webster. The altar was decorated with a

Bunco Club met Oct. 18

The Twilighters' Bunco Club met Wednesday evening. Oct. 18. in the home of Donna Moser with Shirley Strieby as co-hostess. High went to Ruth Mench; low, Nancy Searfoss; travel, Grace Eyer; and door prize. Margaret Whitehead.

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candelabra with greenery and pink bows. Organist was Anthony Beer of Milford. Soloists were Ben Beer, Fort Wayne; Philip Beer. Indianapolis; and John Beer. Milford, all brothers of the bride. They sang "Unity.” and Ben Beer sang "The Lord’s Prayer. ” The bride wore a white cotton gown with a stand up collar. It featured a V-shaped bodice of lace and a full skirt with ruffles and a short train. Matron of honor was Heather

Birthday gifts were received by Doris Coburn. Ruth Mench. Margaret Whitehead, and Grace Eyer. An anniversary gift went to Ifonna Moser. Next month's meeting will be held in the home of Nancy Searfoss.

Wed., October 25,1989 — THE MAIL-JOURNAL

Gutwein. Indianapolis, sister of the bride. Bridesmaids were Christy Doty. Milford, sister of the bride, and Christy Rozow. North Webster, sister of the groom. Katie Feece. South Bend, cousin of the groom, was flower girl and Brent Doty. Milford, nephew of the bride, was ring bearer. Attendants wore pink cotton gowns similar to the bride's. Their circular headpieces were of pink roses, greenery and ribbon. Each carried a white lace fan with pink roses, baby’s breath and pink ribbon. Serving as best man was Scott Rozow, North Webster, brother of the groom. Groomsmen were Dan Gutwein, Indianapolis, brother-in-law of the bride, and Mike Neterer. Syracuse. Ushers were Mark Sumpter, Syracuse, and Nick Miklusak, South Bend. The bride’s mother wore an offwhite lace over taffeta streetlength dress with a satin sash. The groom’s mother wore a powder blue street-length dress with a fitted bodice and full skirt. Each wore a corsage of pink roses with baby’s breath and ribbon. A dinner reception immediately following the wedding was held

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in the Apostolic Christian Church Fellowship Hall and was catered by Bev Flannery Candles, fans, and bows decorated each table. Hosting the reception were Bob and Marguerite Hoerr and Louie and Mim Speicher, uncles and aunts of the bride all from Milford. Serving were Tracy Sumpter, Syracuse; Julie Doll, Leesburg, cousin of the bride; Nikki Speicher, Nappanee, cousin of the bride; and Kerri Speicher, Milford, cousin of the bride. Dawn Speicher. Milford, and Missy Speicher, Nappanee, cousins of lhe bride, were in charge of the guest book. The bride is a 1986 graduate of Wawasee High School and will graduate in 1990 from Purdue University in West Lafayette with a BS degree in nursing. She is presently a nurse at Kosciusko Community Hospital in Warsaw. Her husband is a 1987 graduate of Wawasee High School and will graduate in 1991 from Purdue University with a BS degree in mechanical engineering. He is presently an engineer at Zimmer Manufacturing in Warsaw. The newlyweds took a honeymoon trip to Disney World and Fort Myers, Fla. They are now residing at 309 S. Henry St., Milford.

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