Lancaster Eagle-Gazette from Lancaster, Ohio • 9

1 THI EAGLI'GAZITTI July 10. 1171 Evening Wedding Takes Place i nl.i 1 in Amanda incinoaisi SportsweerMaln Floor Cool and Colorful FAKID PANTS and TOPS SHE SHELLS BIMfVALLEY Mrs. Rea 0 7 4 1 A 1 i h' 4 I iy i i 0 An assortment of spring flow-er provided additional beauty to the Amanda United Met no-dit Church on Saturday, June 17 when Mis Judith Kay Bus-sert became the bride of Rex T. Shupe. at 7:30 p.m.

Rev. Larry Beougher wn assisted by Glenn R. Williams In jLT-iing TL'K the double ring nd nuptial I was played by Mrs. Earl Craft, organist. Mr.

and Mr. Carl T. Bussert. Rt. 3 Amanda are the parents of the bride and Mr.

and Mr. Robert Shupe Ht. 1 Amanda are parents of the bridegroom. The bride chose a formal gown of white silk orgsnia and Chantilly lace. Tlie bodice featured a Victorian neckline, slim tapered sleeves wlUi a flair cuff of Chantilly and a sheer yoke.

The empire waist held slim A line skirt that swept back into chapel length train. A band of Chantilly lace encircled the hemline of the gown. Her profile headpiece was of petals of 1 1 a 1 1 Chantilly, trimmed with a bow of organta to complement her gown. She carried a white Bible, with white carnations and yellow roses hanging In a cascade- A pearl necklace was her gift from the bridegroom. Miss Martha Hyme.

maid of honor, wore a gown (which she fashioned) with voile background with pink, blue and yellow floral design. A full skirt, long full sleeves and wide button cuffs tyere style feature. Her white hat was trimmed In blue and she carried a colonial bouquet of assorted multicolored spring flowers. Mrs. Roger Hampshire and Mrs.

Philip sisters of the bride, were bridesmaids. They were in gowns of pink and yellow, styled like the honor attendant's, and designed by their mother, Mrs. Carl Bussert. Their white hats were trimmed in matching colors and their colonial bouquets were also of mixed flowers. Jodi Shupe.

niece of the bride- and ell Wedding In Bellevue Is Of Interest In This Area WEAR-DATED Brccfrtfoy Stretch SHORTS ass SLACKS SIZES 10 to 20 Immaculate ConcrpUm Cath-e'e Church. Bpllevue. wa the iir of tlie June 24 wedding of In Kay Hrtty and Mr. Rn William. Kev.

Jimei tn officiated at the morn-n i ceremony. brute la fie daughter of Mrv J. Bran Borry. Fort Bremen, and the I if Mr. Retry.

The bridrtroom's par-ei air Mr. and Mn. Ray J. Iiam. Hrileiue.

The church a drrorafctl mixed ummrr fiurrs ai mhlte pe bos fur thf oc-cion. Nuptial rrniMC wa provided by Mrv RvhTt Sart. lor Her Wrdiliac ii' braJe rhoe a jon of i organa. with Venire lat rovrnng Uir empire bodire. Pe-rr Tan collar and Camrlnl rre were featured, as a chapel length train.

Hrr tirl was a Cainelot cap with itH silk illusion. S'ie earned a bouquet of t'ute rei and carnationi. Mrv Martin J. Patton attend-e-l 'tor sister at matron of honor Other attemUma mere i Jwi William, auter the Ladies9 Aid Has Program Meeting-Plans Social Shorts Slschs -MO" uiurcn T. fhnp Clinton and visited point of interest on Lake Erie.

They have established their home at Amanda, Box 75. Mrs. Shupe is a graduate of Amanda Clearcreek High School, clas of 1970. and it associated with Anchor Hisrking General Office Staff. Mr.

Shupe. also a 1970 graduate of AC High school attend Ohio University Lancaster Campus and is employed by United Painting and Drywall, Lancaster. Among guest were Mrs. Ethel Sherburn. East Lansing.

Mich. Ada Mae Jackson. Anna Gardner, and Marguerite Bar thamu. Circlevilie, Edith Welch and Deloris Leistikow and Terry, Columbus. Miss Shonk I Honored At Gift Party M.ss Emma Lee Shonk.

bride-elect of Frederick Bowers wat honored Wednesday evening, when Mrs. Richard Evener. Miss Debbie Woodard. Miss Criss Clark. Miss Debbie Shonk and Mrs.

Thomas Dillon arranged a pre bridal shower. Tlie oieses win be members or tlie Shonk-Bowers wedding party. Aooronnate sames re played and gifts were awarded to the brwt eject. The decorative theme of pink and white was carried out with pink streamers and a white umbrella. Attending tlie Darty were Miss Baro Kachel.

Mis Lone Gum. Miss Lorie N'obhck. Miss Darlene Frear, Mrs. Robert Sltonk Miss Su.san Wasem, Miss Hoi 1 1 Saunders. Miss Nan 0itney.

Miss Pat Brzaury. Miss Debbie Shonk. Mrs. Evener, Mist Clark. Miss Carolyn Reese.

Miss Jane Robinson. Miss Wood-, ard and Mrs. Virgil Bowers. Sending gift were Miss Sue Balser. Miss Carolyn Bloom and Miss Starr Conrad.

The wedding of Miss Shonk and Mr. Bowers will be an event of July IS at St. Berna-di tie's Church. Rae Rout. I2S Anita all of Pickerington: Kathleen Ann La-Rue.

Rt. 1 Stoutsville. SUMMER SALE Men's Women's Children's 500 Pair of Keds, PF and Sandals wtrt $4.50 re $10 NOW 7 Monthly meeting of the Zeig-ler's Ladies Aid wat held July at the Parish House, with Mrs. Frank Taggart as hostess. Mrs.

Taggart read scripture from Psalm 19 and Mrs. Roy Fetters, president, conducted tlie meeting. Mrs. Myrtle Lamb had the devotions, after which Mrs. Fetters gave the program, which pertained to "Our American Flag." Mrs.

Edna Garrity received tlie prize. Plans were made for tiie annual social to be held Saturday, Aug. 11 at the Parish House. Birthdays observed at this meeting were those of Mrs. Arthur Lamb.

Mr. Mary Ellen McCandlifh and Mrs. Roger Wilkin. Members attending were Mrs. 0 WHITE LACK NAVY oOTII Social Calendar Monday, July II Mt.

Plra.ant Shrine 57. 0W-fU meet at Mumkiic Tempi for covered dinh dinner, 6:30 Takt item for auction. Monday Duplicate Bridge flub meet 7:30 p.m. at YM-YWCA Building. Interested bridge player invited with or without a partner.

Fairfield County Ladie Dem- -ratlc Club meet 7:30 p.m. at JotW Park. Balt.rn.ie. Wo- men of Bdhinwrt area, ho.te. rs.

Welcome Wagon Club will meet 7:30 m. in undercroft of 5U John'a Kplcopal Church. Taetday, July 1 1 Catholic Ladies of Columbia will have picnic 30 p.m. at Ri-lng bhelter Houne. Ruunf Park.

Sunrise Circle. Lancaster Uni-ted Brethren meet 10 a m. in church Fellowship ilall. Mm. Harry Yantes.

lesson leader. Knight Templar and ladie plan family 8:30 m. at Rialng Shelter House. Ruing Park. Take own beverage.

Plillathea Clas. Maple Street Vnited Methodist Church annual family picnic 6 p.m. at Olive-dale. Mr. Cecil Heath and committee in charge.

Women' Relief Corp will nave picnic 3 p.m. at Riting Park Shelter House. WEDNESDAY, JIXY It Madonna Guild will meet for cooperative dinner at 6 p.m. at tlie North End Shelter Hou.se at Rising Park. The True Blue Club will meet at the home of Mrs.

Wiliard Bu.sart. Ru-shvllle. at 7 p.m. Pre Natal Class meets 8 p.m. in cafeteria.

Lancaster Fairfield County llospiul. Mr. Robert Shonk in charge. Prospective parents invited. Fairfield Sakm No.

143. Eight and Forty, will have picnic 8:30 pm. at Rising Sheher House. Rising Park. Family Group lias ()iiiinr At Rising Park A picnic dinner was enjoyed at noon V7l of relaii Ing Shelter House.

Rising Park for tiie annua reunion. An informal social time was the diversion of the day. Attending were Mrs. John Nixon. Mis Ila Jean Nixon.

David Carpenter. Mr. and Mr. Jame Nixon, daughter Linda Mr. Joseph Juergensmier.

Valerie Smith. Debbie and Jeanne Smith. Mr. and Mr. Merle Nixon.

Lancaster. Mrs. Ruby For-sythc. Mc and Mrs. Dale For-tythe and son.

Columbus. Mr. and Mrs. Oty McCIure. Tiledo.

Mr. Roger Fink and Lonl. Asheville. N. C.

Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Comjston Pamela. Paula. Penny.

Royce and Shawn Shrrnck. Bruce A-lexander and Mr. Guy Nixon. Crooksville. Fairfield County students are includisd among the many named on the' honor roil for the spring quarter at Ohio State University, having received an average of at least 3.8 and were enrolled for at least 13 credit hour.

They are Margaret Elaine Steele. 202 S. Broad St. MUlcr-port. Barbara Arline Helle, 301 Terrace St.

Millersport, a student at Newark Regional Campus: Neil Scott Rarr. Neil Ray Fosnaugh. Lorraine Lee Sowers. People You Kaow Mr. and Mr.

Bert Campbell, son Richie and daughter Robin. South Laguna Beach, arrived a week ago to visit for a month with Uieir parent, Mr. and Mr. Harold Weaver, 413 Oak in Baltimore. On Mon-day, Rev.

and Mr. Aubrey Kir-by, Berea. 0.. Mr. and Mrs.

Norman Maenncr, children Cathy and Jimmy Chesterland, came to visit Kh the Weavers and tlie Campbells Theresa Schneider. Sending gifts were Mrs. 0. H. Vanilorn, Mrs.

Jacob Hoy, Mrs. Orbie Smith. Mrs. Gwyn Undis and Mrs. Millard Bradford.

Miss Vanilorn is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. 1-awrcnce VanHorn of 614 Nolder Lancaster. Mr. North is the son of Mr.

and Mrs. Raymond North. 821 Second Lancaster. They will exchange marriage vows July 29 in St. Mary Catholic Church, Lancaster.

At Buchanan's Porter Paints Pripaittw Wallpiptrt Fabrics Cirpets A New Plant Varieties Are Brought From Siberia Williams hndcaroum, and Mm Judy Lee. Columbui, They wort frnMl length fowna of orchid ddcron. accented with row of white dame larvd on tlH? bodice. Their hradpieevs were of freh baby breath, and they carried wnod-en basketa of mixed aummrr flowern. Richard Wuolkey terved as best man.

and guests were by Van Loudy and Jerry Joiin.ton. A reception followed tiie ceremony at Ldnrs. A rcltear-vi 1 dinner was hoMcd by tlie ririck(rm'i parents at their home the evening preceding tlie wedding. After a wedding; trip to the east cat. tiie couple have ev tabhslicd Uieir home at 1119 Wiiodbrook Circle W.

Apt. C. Columbus. Fairfield I'oioa (irad The new Mm. William la a 19A3 graduate of Fairfield Union High School, and la a graduate of Mt.

Carmel School of Nursing. Site is presently employed at ML Carmel Hospital. Mr. illiams is attending 0 -IT. in Columbus.

Timirazov Plant Gartien in Moscow, the Fruit SiaUon in Biru-lova. and the Forestry Institute at Pushkin. Moving on to Novosibirsk. Si-bena. he obtained seed, plants, and cuttings at Acadrm (oro-doc.

He then visited Irkutsk, after which he and hi pa" eled on the Trans Siberian Railroad to Tulun. where he collected wild azaleas, birches, lilies, and perennials. One Aide trip from Ykutk to Berjdigestock (a small Yakut village in the Siberian prrma frost) was made in a landrover vehicle. Dr. Creech became the first foreigner ever to reach that remote community.

Dr. Creech also made a return visit to the famous Nikil-sky Botanic Garden in Yalta and collected wild yews, jumpers, and other ornamentals on tlie steppe above Yalta at Ai Petrie. Botanists at tiie Nikitsky Garden provided specie ol plants introduced to Yalta from China. A visit to tlie Altai Fruit and Ornamental Station in Barnaoul. Siberia, yielded several species and varieties of plant.

not previously available in the United States. According to Dr. Creech. Soviet botanist made a number of requests for seeds of native U.S. plants.

These requests will be honored. Games provided entertainment and winners of pri.ws were Mrs. D. II. Jones.

Mrs. Terry Myers and Miss Louise Vanilorn. Attending the affair wore Mrs. Richard Smith, Miss Cindy Smith, Mis Teresa Smith, Mrs. D.

H. Jones. Miss Wendv Jones, Mrs. Morns Parrish. Mrs.

Terry Meyvrs, Mrs. Raymond North, Mrs. Roger Lambert, Mrs. Lawrence Vanilorn and Miss Coiieae Ct LIUC KD FOE TAN BROOKVALLEY irsstn confortable, strarchebla, stitched craaia pants that art WEAR DATED Your wether and dryer will keep than freih and clean, thanks to the double knit Montteno Blue nylon they're mad of. orner by MONSANTO This littlo toft mack turtle necks 5 Shall It knit in.

to to many beautiful colors. a of Memento Hue Nylon. Machine' wash able and dri. able te pre ctical and it't Wear- Dated. SIZES 34 to 42 6 00 i from Mr.

He! groom, was similarly attired and carried a while basket of pink rose petals, which she scattered in the pathway of the bride. Roger Wayne Hampshire, nephew of the bride, was ring bearer. Candle were lighted by James Bussert and Roger Bussert. brother and cousin of tlie bride. Steve Allen Hinton was best man and ushers were Tom Davis and Doug Lelstikow.

A reception was held in the church social room with Mrs. Ruth Stoneburner. Mrs. Larry Bussert. Miss Rita Shupe and Mrs.

Mike Hyme as hostesses. Miss Robin David had charge of the guest book. The couple traveled to Port Maude Beck. Mrs. Flossie Roy-er.

Mr. Emerson Boyer. Mrs. Lester Boyer. Mrs.

Harold Dam-baugh. Mrs. Paul Fceman. Mrs. Fetters.

Mrs. Garrity. Mrs. Arthur Lamb. Mrs.

Myrtle Lamb, Mrs. Jessie Lemmon, Mr. Dora Ly. singer, Mr. Richard Lysing-er.

Mr. McCandlish. Mrs. Rsy-ntond Marts. Mrs.

Harry Pugh. Mrs. Taggart. Mrs. Howard Tschopp.

Mrs. Homer Warner. Mrs. Paul O. Weimer.

Mrs. WiJ-kins and Mrs. Blanche Vonlns. Next meeting mill be Aug. 2 at 9 a.m.

at the Parish Houoe when women will make noddies for the social. Member are to take sack lunch, beverage wilt be furnished. Mrs. Reck will have devotion and Mrs. McCandlish.

the program. Christine Ann Clowe. Rt. 1 and Thomas Lynn Hcmpleman. 8483 Slough Rd.

N.W. Carroll John Byron Cramblit. 2j0 Mt. Ida Linda Sue Ellis. 1632 Pleasantview William Richard Kaber.

1204 Welsell and Catharine McCann Taylor, 417 Kemper Lancaster; Colleen Dawn Grey, 403 Co lumbui Catherine Gail Han-naway, 306 Pickering Robert Erik Koe. 139 Anita Janet Lynn Miller. 1310 Sheffield Patricia Lynn Nico-demus. 10730 Refugee Rita Hcrvt Precjram of ExtrclM Otslcjnod Especially Fcr Your Netdtl Use tht Sauna Cabinet and Suntan Room. Have the Fljurt Wrap and Lose 4 to IS Inchti in fust ont Hour.

Introductory WRAP 15 tfre? lesncotter, O. WISIflNGTOV Lilies, juniprrs. and birches are among the 2D0 plant collect mn gathered recently by a 1' S. Department of (t'SDAl plant explorer in the first botanical exploration of Siberia since the 1930s. Many of these collections will be useful in expanding the ranee of adaptation of ornaments! plants in the United State.

This adaptability is based on severe climatic conditums liere the plants originated. The plant were collected during a i o-month trip to the Soviet Union by Dr. John R. Creech, director of new crop research for LSD A Agricultural Research Service. Tlie trip was planned and conducted in cooperation with tlie Ail Union Institute of Plant Industry (V1K).

Leningrad, and with Dr. D. D. Brethnrv, vke president of the Academv of Agricultural Science (VASKN'IL). In Leningrad.

Dr. Creech reviewed VIR plant introduction activities and visited the niarov Botanic Garden and Forestry Academy Dendranum. He also collected plants in the nearby Karelean Isthmus, shipping like plants back to th U.S. via air-pouch. Later.

Dr. Creech vlaited the main Beanie Garden, and the Two Hostesses Arrange Shower For Bride-Elect arapofl DflV a all of Rt. 1 Amanda. Mary Elisabeth Morehead. Rt.

2 Amanda. Tliomas Harold Sagcr, 300 S. Walnut Baltimore; Lawrence Paul Schmelaer, Rt. 1 Bremen: Kenneth Michael Dean. 146 Washington Nancy Hilborn Guilcr.

299 Woods-view Linda Sue Lamb. 10-320 Alspach James Donald Roger. 9191 Winchester Sandra Jane Smith, 8145 Amanda and Mk-hael Lee Snider, Rt. 3 all of Canal Winchester; CALL 654-5592 Figure sr.d 701 I. Main fc il SHE SHELLS Mist Louise Vanilorn.

who ill become the bride of Joe' North, late in July, was com-plimenlcd when Mrs. Paul Schneider and Miss Cynthia Schneider entertained with a miscellaneous pre-bridal shower at their home, 823 E. Sixth Ave. Decorations Included a red and white umbrella which hung above the gifts and a centerpiece of a miniature bride and bridegroom, which accented the table. $17.50 FROSTING 1 2.88 oppolnrmtnt wi4 I HIGH the Slesveliss Short Skive FASHION for petty cash All matching colors for SLACKS SIMS rotting gives your heir look of delicately etched srystal alluringly feminine.

IUDGET PERM J8.88 2 p.59.(K) Men's Woman's Children's Phil Wolktr's SIIOc CENTER Pltsly ef Parking side and rrar bulldini. til E. MttTSt. 8S411M i PRINTS SOLIDS neetuory I.