TWO SEYMOUR DAILY TRIBUNE. SEYMOUR, INDIANA SATURDAY, AUG. 9, 1980 King Features Syndicate, Inc World rights reserved 1980 King Features Syndicate, Inc World rights reserved LAFF A DAY 8-9 ENGLEMAN. "If the inflation rate is 18 percent a year and your salary is raised 7 percent a year, how long will it take for you to go bankrupt?" Just Arrived FULL LINE DMC EMBROIDERY FLOSS SPENCER CRAFT HOBBY 2015-2017 522-7480 SEYMOUR PIZZA KING PIZZA PALACE Draft Beer Family Room 832 W. TIPTON 522-8100 YOU ARE INVITED TO ATTEND SEYMOUR BAPTIST TEMPLE VINE LAUREL STS.
EVERYONE WELCOME ALL BIBLE SUNDAY SCHOOL 10:00 A.M. M.L. JONES, PASTOR MORNING WORSHIP 11:00 A.M. EVENING WORSHIP 6:00 P.M. WED.
BIBLE STUDY PRAYER 7:30 P.M. The Church With A Total Ministry TEMPLE CHRISTIAN NOW ENROLLING FOR 1980-81 World Wide Mission Program Local Mission Outreate PHONE 522-3937 Kiddie Kallege For 3-6 Yr. Orda Christian Day School k-12 Grades Eliminate the guesswork, consult our Bridal 0 registry. Susan Alexander and John Walter August 16 Rita Blankenbaker and Thomas E. Dunn Il August 17 Denise Pottschmidt and Wynn Wright August 17 Lish Elsner and Lewis Corya, Jr.
August 22 Pat Brewer and Mark Bode August 23 Karen Heath and Todd Kiel August 23 Robin Robinson and Tom Williams August 23 Mary and David Sweany August 30 Kim Tirey and Vance Darlage August 30 Karen G. Brooks and Edward R. Jones August 30 Tammy Colglazier and Kevin Riordan August 30 Becky Hudson and Ray Bohm September 6 Sheila Guinn and Mark Vance September 6 Linda Beckemeyer and Tom Caldwell September 6 Lynn Whitson and Darrel Lutz September 6 Cheryl Grelle and Mike Clark September 12 Beverly Baurle and Sam R. Davenport September 13 Cheryl Clark and Terry Kriete September 20 Lisa Meyer and Eddie Biehle October 4 Karla Kriete and Dwight Eddy October 18 VISA Two great ways to charge JCPenney JCPenney Co, inc Jackson Park Shopping Center. Charlton, Faulkner lawn vows Cheryl Kay Charlton and Charles Edward Faulkner were married July 25 on the Bartholomew County Courthouse lawn.
The couple's parents are Mr. and Mrs. John R. Charlton, Seymour. and Mr.
and Mrs. Walter E. Faulkner, Columbus. Attending the couple were Sue Foster, Seymour, and Joe Willock, Hope. A reception followed the ceremony at the bride's home, 3107 Wedgewood Court, where the newlyweds now reside after an eight day trip to Acapulco, Mexico.
The bride graduated in 1968 from Seymour High School and is employed by the Bartholomew County Hospital microbiology department. The groom graduated in 1961 from Columbus High School and in 1966 from Purdue University. He is an engineer with Cummins Engine Company. Coming week Monday TOPS (Take Off Pounds Sensibly) Club p.m. at First Presbyterian Church.
Alcoholics Anonymous-8 p.m. at First Presbyterian. Church. Use Third Street entrance, Phone 522-2462 for information. Alateen-8 p.m.
at First Presbyterian Church. Phone 522-1043 for information. Al-Anon-8 p.m. at First Presbyterian Church. Use Third Street entrance.
Phone 522-1043 for information. Tuesday Central Christian Church board meeting- 7:30 a.m. First Baptist Church Melba McDaniel Circle- 7:30 p.m.at Mrs. Robert Brown's home. 336 Calvin Blvd.
Wednesday Central Christian Church chancel choir picnic- 6 p.m.and swim party at Art and Diane Jones' home. 900 W. Eighth St. Friday TOPS (Take Off Pounds Sensibly) Club 906--1 p.m. at First Presbyterian Church.
Phone 522-1825 for information. Alcoholics Anonymous-8 p.m. at First Presbyterian Church. Use Third Street entrance. Phone 522-2462 for information.
Martha Home Extension Club 2 p.m.-. at the Farmer's Club. Hints from Heloise DEAR HELOISE: When doing the laundry, I found a piece of bubble gum was inadvertently left in the pocket of a pair of blue jeans. If you have ever seen a pair of wet, just-washed jeans with melted bubble gum stuck to them, you know the panicky feeling I was experiencing. They looked as though the child had run into stretchy cement.
Not only was just one pair affected but almost the entire load of jeans. Try to remove gurn by just pulling if off? Not a chance, and I was afraid rewashing would only spread the gum and make it worse. Spotting my can of prewash stain remover, I sprayed each glob of gum and let the jeans sit for a few minutes. Then 1 scraped all of the gum off easily with a dull knife blade. I resprayed the spots to be on the safe side, then rewashed the jeans.
They turned out good as new with no trace of the sticky bubble gum remaining. The moral of the story? Check your child's pockets carefully before washing. You never know what those pocketed treasures will do to a load of laundry. Helen Overton Or to Mom's nerves! This same prewash spray will remove gum from carpets and upholstery BUT it may circle some fabrics, so be careful. Do not use it on your child's hair, though, as the spray has a petroleum base which might be absorbed through the skin.
Use plain baby oll for this. Thanks for your solution to a sticky problem Hugs. Heloise Newsy Paragraphs Newsy Paragraphs Mr. and Mrs. Darrell Crockett, 420 N.
Poplar Brownstown, are parents of a daughter, Amanda Grace, born Aug. 8 at Bedford Medical Center. Family Living Mr. and Mrs. Charles D.
Owens Porter, Owens join in marriage Pansy E. Porter and Charles Richard Hellmich, GreenD. Owens were married July sburg, was best man. Tony 19 by the Rev. Ronald Mueller Schmidt, bride's son, was at Immanuel Lutheran Church, Seymour.
The bride's parents are Thelma Plumlee, Columbus, and the late Warren Reagan. The groom's parents are Ruth Owens, Seymour, and the late Charles Brock Owens. Phyllis Hellmich, Greensburg, was the honor attendant. Dana Owens, groom's daughter, was bridesmaid and Carla and Kathy Owens, groom's daughters, were flower girls. Color This Yours! Printed Pattern 4664 TEEN SIZES 10-16 by Anne Color this -dress right out of a rainbow -reds.
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$1.75 Setting it straight The Rittman family reunion was identified as the Pittman family Tribune. reunion in Thursday's Sorry folks. VEW auxiliary plans events, has cake walk Ladies Auxiliary of Veterans of Foreign Wars Post 1925 discussed their cake walk at a meeting Wednesday at the Post Home. Members were thanked for donating cakes. Proceeds will go to help with the VJ.
Day parade. They also plan a VJ Day dinner. Attending the meeting were Mary Parker, Deloris Hendrix, Molli Bowman, Mrs. Jack Schrader, Ruth Hunt, LaVeda Norton, Zella Bohneakamp, Mildred Lanier, Maxine Terkhorn, Frona Mae Ferguson, Ruth Dyer, Mary Combest, Betty Engel, Zona Turpin, Mary Rose Simpson, Helen Francis, Gertrude Brewer, Norma Korte and Janet Stuckwisch. Mr.
and Mrs. Robert Michael Wheeler Local couple exchanges vows Marsha Lynn VanArsdale, Seymour, and Robert Michael Wheeler, North Vernon, were married July 26 by the Rev. Floyd Elliott at Hayden United Methodist Church. The couple's parents are Mrs. June D.
Jaeger, Columbus, and Mr.and Mrs. Robert Wheeler, North Vernon Mixed flower planters in the bridal colors of pale yellow. green and blue decorated the church. Lester Tracy was organist. Becky Altemeyer was matron of honor and Bonnie Fleming was bridesmaid.
They wore yellow and blue gowns, respectively, and matching hats and a lace jacket. Hand bouquets featured vellow and blue or green carnations, daisies and baby's breath. Jerry Wheeler, groom's brother, was best man. 1. Steve Bannister was groomsman.
Ushers were Steve Wheeler. groom's brother, and Scott Altemeyer. Shannon VanAr- sdale, bride's son, was ringbearer. Seymour Tribune Publisher L. THURMAN GILL Managing Editor STEWART HEDGER Advertising Director GEORGE N.
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$11.80 for three months. The bride wore an oldfashioned light beige gown with a full skirt and lace bodice, beaded in front to form a V- neckline. She wore a pale green hat and carried a cascade of yellow roses, white and green carnations, blue daisies and baby's breath. She wore an opal necklace. gift of the matron of honor.
A reception was held in the church basem*nt with vases of blue. green and pale yellow daisies on the tables. A threetiered cake, made by Becky Altemeyer, was decorated with green, blue and yellow flowers and doves surrounded flowers. by, Assisting at the reception were Lisa Altemeyer at the guest registrar; Lisa Kissell, Patty Crystal Wieneke and Jennifer Wieneke. The couple is at home at North Vernon R4 after a week's wedding trip to Niagra Falls.
The bride graduated from Brownstown Central High School and attended Franklin College. She is a member of the church in which she was married and the Tuesday morning bowling league and is assistant manager of Jerry's Restaurant. The groom graduated from Jennings County High School, was in the Army for two years, is also a member of the same church and of the Moose Lodge. He is a machinist at Golden Foundry. GRAFFITI MOTHER NO'S BEST MISSED BY TRIBUNE CARRIER? (Seymour City Only) CALL 522-1768 Between 6:30 7:30 p.m.
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days. A SUNDAY NIGHT with "THE PIERCE'S" at THE FAITH APOSTOLIC CHURCH 320 West Fourth Seymour Sunday, August 10, 7:00 P.M. Bring the family to hear some good gospel music. Family reunions and gatherings Weber reunion A grab bag sale, fishing, horseshoes and games were played after a carry- in dinner at the annual Weber reunion Sunday at Mr. and Mrs.
Michael Weber's home, Scipio. Attending were Mr. and Mrs. Louis Weber, Mr. and Mrs.
David Rohdert and Nathan, Mr. and Mrs. Dale Weber and Greg, Mr. and Mrs. Robert Weber, Mr.
and Mrs. Kenneth Weber, Kevin and Ray, Mr. and Mrs. Timothy Wince and' Heather. Duane Weber, Mr.
and Mrs. Gary Hunnicutt Mary Catherine Rohdert, Norma Miller, Donald Weber, Mr. and Mrs. Weber, Mrs. Ernest Weber, Albert Weber, Mr.
and Mrs. Cyril Storey, Dorothy Storey, Erman Bennett and Cecil Linton, all of Seymour. Mr. and Mrs. Michael Weber, Brian, Karen and groomsman.
Phillip and Stephen Hellmich were ushers. A reception followed the ceremony in the church social room. Sherri Walker and Sara Rieckers assisted. The bride graduated from Sandcreek High School, Decatur County, and is employed by Cummins Engine Company. The groom graduated from Brownstown Central High School and manager of Accent Mobile Homes, Seymour.
Bradley, Scipio; Mr. and Mrs. Timothy Miles and Christopher, North Vernon; Mr. and Mrs. James Mannon, Elizabeth and Rondall, Elsie LaMar.
Indianapolis; Mrs. Ronald Schoo and Mrs. Russell Fear and Shawn, Paducah, Ky. Ann Landers Dear Ann Landers: I am a 16-year-old girl who has been kissed. It's not that I haven't had the never that I don't know how to kiss and I opportunity, just itis hate to make a fool of myself.
I am fairly popular and get asked afraid of out a lot. But I am so that goodnight kiss that I scoot into the house in a hurry to avoid it. Now I am wondering how I' am going to learn to do it right if I don't get any practice. Is there a natural instinct that will tell me what to do, or does a person have to develop a technique, like dancing? Please answer in your column. I'll bet there are others out there just like me who are too ashamed enced In to admit it.
InexperiTorrance Dear Torrance: There are you will learn the way that kissed a time or two or three. Much depends on how much kissing. I hope you will save really care about. Otherwise you wall. many different ways to kiss, and pleases you best after you have you like the person you are your first kiss for someone you might as well practice on the Dear Ann Landers: I was surprised to see that you are the class teachers to spank (or hit) students who against allowing or behave in a disrespectful disrupt way.
When I was growing up our parents made it plain that if we got home. spanked Mom in school we got another spanking and Dad when we got isn't were smart enough to know that a teacher going to hit a kid for no reason whatsoever. That have done something to deserve it. kid must Almost every other day you read paper about a teacher something in the newsbeaten I was knifed, shot or somewhere who up. say it's high time teachers were discipline those animals any way they fit.
given the right to Rod, Spoil The Child" Advocate A "Spare The see Dear Advocate: You aren't assaults going to reduce the number of on teachers by permitting them fact, to hit the students. In many serious attacks on teachers eccurred teacher hit the kid first. the because No student should be allowed to be the first rude or disruptive. At sign of trouble the unruly one should sent to the principal's office. If he or she refuses to the teacher at to the go, should go once principal's office and get some help.
Dear Ann Landers: Four a $50 bet to years ago my buddy and I made as which one would marry first. be me. I said it would be him. it would He said In April he announced his asked me to be an usher at his engagement, the $50 and paid off On the wedding. I said I'd be honored.
her evening of the rehearsal dinner the bride bridesmaids and the maid of honor presented buddy handed gifts to his with some nice gifts. My but man and ushers. everyone. out best He said with a laugh, "You That's enough!" We've seen each already other got $50 of my money! I feel insulted that I the once since the wedding. gift.
Am was only usher who didn't I wrong? Slighted In Pennsylvania receive a Dear Slighted: To leave you off bet is a no class the gift list because he lost act. Now forget it. It the small stuff. never pays to sweat What's prudish? What's 0.K.? If you aren't some help. It's available in the booklet: sure, you need What Are the Limits?" Mail "Necking and Petting P.O.
Box 11995, your request to Ann Landers, long, stamped, 60611, enclosing 50 cents and a Chicago, Illinois self-addressed envelope. Copyright 1980 Field Enterprises, Inc..
