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Weddings The Salina Journal Sunday, December 2, 1984 Page 14 at Mr. and Mrs. Delbert Evans (Lori Shannon) Shannon-Evans MILTONVALE Lori Shannon and Delbert Evans exchanged marriage vows Nov. 23 at the F.C. Hill Wesleyan Church.

The Rev. Dan Denison officiated. Parents of the couple are Mr. and Mrs. Elvis Shannon, rural Miltonvale, and Mr.

and Mrs. Jack Evans, Cottage Grove, Ore. Musicians were Phil Caldwell, Spring Hill, and Mr. and Mrs. David Thorpe, McPherson.

Maid of honor and bridesmaid were Jan Shannon, Lawrence, and Tammy Bradley, Lindsborg. Best man and groomsman were Jimmy and Tom Evans, Cottage Grove. Other attendants were Randy Hibbard, McPherson; Larry Jones, Greeley, Shellee and Jerad Evans and David Parker, Cottage Grove: Dianna and Kimberly Dean, Topeka; Holly and Kelly Zortman, Dalhart, Texas, and Desi and Bethany Caldwell, Spring Hill. A reception followed in Fellowship Hall. Assisting were Mr.

and Mrs. Courtney Dean, Topeka; Mr. and Mrs. Phil Caldwell, Spring Hill; Mr. and Mrs.

Duane Zortman, Dalhart, and Mr. and Mrs. Tom Evans, Cottage Grove. The bride graduated from Miltonvale High School and Central College, McPherson. She is studying at the University of Oregon, Eugene.

Her husband, a graduate of Cottage Grove High School and Central College, works for Van Damme Logging in Oregon. After a wedding trip to Reno, Nevada, the couple are at home at 1194 Street, No. Springfield, Ore. Sheryl Beaver and Mrs. Brian Wilson (Diane Ecton) Ecton-Wilson Diane, Wilson Ecton Nov.

became 17 at the the bride First of United Methodist Church. The Rev. David Randall officiated. Parents of the bride are Mrs. Dean Ecton, 330 S.

Delaware, and the late Dean Ecton. The groom is the son of Mr. and Mrs. George Wilson, 704 Scott. Pat Goble, Salina, was the musician.

The bride was escorted by her uncle, Bob Jordan, Great Bend. Maid of honor and bridesmaids were Yvonne Emerson, Porterville, and Delynne Billinger and Jill Hommon, Solomon. Best man and groomsmen were Brad Waddle, Kenny Meyers, and Danny Harding, Salina. Other attendants were Jim Musselman and Val and Samantha Tayler, Salina. A reception followed at the church.

The bride graduated from Solomon High School. Her husband, a graduate of South High School and the Salina Area Vocational-Technical School, is a mechanic at Bengtson Tire Service. After a wedding trip to Wichita, the couple are at home at 1101 Gypsum, No. 6. Brides Attention, brides-to-be! A few tips will help the Living Today Department of The Journal handle your engagement and wedding reports more efficiently.

Forms are available at the office, 333 S. Fourth, which detail all information the staff needs to write the announcement. Type or print information, as errors are prevalent when handwriting is difficult to read. Use rank for all servicemen in the wedding party. If picture is to follow, indicate Barbara Hattendorf Scott Bird Douglas Feist Michael Brown Quinter Insurance Services First National Bank of Quinter.

A May 25 wedding at the United Methodist Church is planned. Barker-Feist MANHATTAN Mr. and Mrs. A.C. Barker announce the engagement of their daughter, Kathleen Marie, to Douglas D.

Feist, son of Mr. and Mrs. J. Alan Feist, Downs. The bride-to-be graduated from Manhattan High School and is majoring in social work at Kansas State University.

Her social sorority is Kappa Alpha Theta. The future bridegroom, a graduate of Downs High School, also attends K-State and is majoring in math education. He is a member of Theta Xi social fraternity. A May 24 wedding is planned at St. Isidore's Catholic Student Center.

Hattendorf-Brown SCOTT CITY Mr. and Mrs. Daryl G. Hattendorf announce the engagement of their daughter, Barbara to Michael J. Brown, son of Mr.

and Mrs. James A. Brown, Rt. 5, Clay Center. The bride-to-be, a member of Alpha Chi Omega social sorority, is a graduate student in special education at Kansas State University.

Her fiance also attends K-State where he is majoring in business fi- me for Mr. and Mrs. Richard Nietfeld (Ronda L. McCullick) McCullickNietfeld Ronda Lynn McCullick and Richard Anthony Nietfeld exchanged marriage vows Nov. 24 at the First Presbyterian Church.

The Revs. Larre Eschliman, Tom Glenn and Everett Diederich officiated. Parents of the couple are Mr. and Mrs. Ron McCullick, Minneapolis, and Mr.

and Mrs. John Nietfeld, Marysville. Musicians were Julie Kirn, Mark Works and Pat Novak, Manhattan, and Norman Hackler, Salina. Matron of honor and bridesmaids were Jill Werner, Salina; Lisa Keller, Edmond, Melissa McCullick, Dallas: Kathy McHenry, Minneapolis, and Cindy Oldberding, Miami, Okla. Best man and groomsmen were Kevin Harmer, Brian Dam, Mike Wetter and Lynn Runnebaum, Marysville.

and Steve Heeney, Leawood. Other attendants were Margo Massey, Iowa City, Iowa: and Eric McCullick, Minneapolis. The reception followed at the Ramada Inn. A wedding dinner was at the Carousel Restaurant followed by a dance at the Ramada Inn. Assisting were Mr.

and Mrs. Roy Barnes. Hanover: Mr. and Mrs. Harold McCullick, Minneapolis; and Mr.

and Mrs. Jack McCullick, Hays. The bride graduated from Minneapolis High School and Kansas State University. She is a registered dietician. The bridegroom, a graduate of Marysville High School, attended K- State.

He is farming near Marysville. After a wedding trip to Aruba in the Caribbean, the couple are at home at 1107 14th, Marysville. MalloryRawson MARQUETTE. Diana Mallory and Robert F. Rawson were united in marriage Nov.

16 at the home of the bridegroom's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Rawson. 'The Rev. Robert Stout officiated.

Parents of the bride are Mr. and Mrs. Douglas Price, Oklahoma City, and the late Ray Mallory, formerly of Salina. Honor attendants were Sharon Weaver, Salina, and John W. Rawson, Marquette.

Another attendant was Megan Weaver, Salina. A wedding dinner followed at the Elks Club, McPherson. The bride graduated from South High School and Brown Mackie, Salina. She works at Sterling Drug, McPherson. Her husband, a graduate of Marquette High School, attended Fort Hays State University and served in the United States Army.

He is a farmer and rancher near Marquette. The couple are at home in rural McPherson. Each family member works on the farm READING, Pa. (AP) The sun creeps over the horizon, casting a glow over the farm that is tended by the seasoned hands of Wilson M. Balthaser and his family.

They were chosen as this year's outstanding farm family in the county by the Agricultural and Horticultural Association of Berks County. For Wilson and his wife, farming has been a way of LaVerne, childhood. They learned it from their parents and, in turn, are teaching their children, Tammy, 14, Randy, 11, and Jason, 9, the joys and disappointments of life on the farm. The children learn very early that farming is a full-time job. They begin their daily chores, not only early in life, but also early in the morning.

But somewhere in their schedule, the Balthasers find time for some of life's leisurely pleasures. Mr. and Mrs. David L. Deis (Joan L.

Noel) Noel-Deis ALBUQUERQUE, N.M. Joan L. Noel became the bride of David L. Deis Nov. 23 at Our Lady of the Assumption Church.

The Revs. William McCarren and Hemming Atterbom officiated. Parents of the couple are Mr. and Mrs. Eldon Noel, rural Abilene, and Mr.

and Mrs. John Deis, rural Onaka, S.D. Musicians were Lynn Noel, Abilene; Linda Schaefer, Pierre, S.D.; Diane Deis, Brookings, S.D., and Twila Engle, Abilene. Maid of honor and bridesmaids were Betsy Noel, Albuquerque; Sally Mulligan, Corrales, N.M., and Carla Richardson, Perryton, Texas. Best man and groomsmen were Dan Deis, Watertown, S.D., and Steve Barondeau and Doug Perry, Aberdeen, S.D.

Other attendants were Gina Schaefer, Pierre; Mikel Zinn, Harrisburg, Linda Griego, Mackey Lannin, Rich Wilkinson, Albuquerque, and Kelly Noel, Abilene. A reception was at the Prime House. Assisting were Marie Zinn, Harrisburg, and Jeanne Pepping and Gina Stanley, Albuquerque. The bride, a graduate of Chapman High School, has a bachelor's degree in nursing from Marymount College. She is head nurse of the intensive care unit at the University of New Mexico Hospital, Albuquerque.

Her husband graduated from Cresbard High School and South Dakota State University, Brookings, with an electrical engineering degree. He works as senior project engineer at Sperry Flight Systems. After a wedding trip to Las Vegas, Nevada, and Durango, the couple are at home in Corrales, N.M. Engagements Jill Barton Gary Hass Bart on-Hass SCOTT CITY Mr. and Mrs.

Richard L. Barton announce the engagement of their daughter, Jill Marie, to Gary Lee Hass, son of Donald W. Haas, Manhattan Beach, Calif. The bride-to-be graduated from Scott Community High School and Hutchinson Community College. She is a radiologic technologist in the radiology and oncology department at John's Hospital, Salina.

Her fiance, a graduate of Salina Central High School and St. John's X-Ray School, is a radiation protection specialist for the State of Kansas Department of Health and Environment, Bureau of Radiation Control. A June 22 wedding is planned at Oakdale Park. Beaver-Bird QUINTER Mr. and Mrs.

Larry Beaver announce the engagement of their daughter, Sheryl Lea, to Scott Regan, son of Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Bird, Quinter. The bride-elect graduated from Quinter High School and attended Tabor College. She is studying nursing at Marymount College.

The prospective bridegroom, also a graduate of Quinter High, received a bachelor's degree in business finance and banking from Fort Hays State University. He works at and Mrs. Lary Trautwein (Laurie S. Leonard) LeonardTrautwein Laurie S. Leonard became the bride of Lary R.

Trautwein Nov. 23 at Church of the Cross. The Rev. Bill Brazil officiated. Parents of the couple are Mr.

and Mrs. Donald E. Leonard, Wauneta, Floyd L. Trautwein, Wichita, and the late Mrs. Floyd Trautwein.

Musicians were Sharon Gaywith, Salina, and Matt Leonard, College Station, Texas. Honor attendants were Jill Leonard, Omaha, and Steve Floer, Salina. Other attendants were Matt Leonard, College Station, and Jessen Richards, Palisade, Neb. A reception followed at the Mid America Inn. Assisting were Mr.

and Mrs. Kent Richards, Palisade. The bride, a graduate of Wauneta Public School, attended Marymount College. She received a bachelor's degree in agriculture from the University of Nebraska, Lincoln, and works as a quality assurance technician at Tony's Pizza Service. The bridegroom graduated from West High School, Wichita, and works in the optical tooling department at Beech Aircraft.

After a wedding trip to Kansas City, the couple are at home at 235 S. Second. on the form. Engagements are published in the Sunday and the deadline is noon Thursday. Pictures should be 3- by 5-inch black and white glossy prints for the best reproduction.

These may include the bride-elect only or the couple. Information and pictures for wedding stories must be turned in no later than two weeks after the ceremony. basis Publication in is on a editions. space Sunday Pictures should be 5- by 7-inch black and white Lori Hottman Lorie Jon Chamberlain Lynn ate of Smith Center High School and the Salina Area Vocational-Technical School, works at Warta Buick. A March 9 wedding is planned at the First Covenant Church.

Parsons-Brownlee MANKATO Mr. and Mrs. Bob Parsons announce the engagement of their daughter, Lorie, to Lynn Brownlee, son of Marlene Brownlee and Dave Brownlee, Syracuse. The bride-elect graduated from Mankato High School and is majoring in elementary education at Bethany College. Her fiance, a graduate of Syracuse High School, is majoring in their feet.

For instance, he says Alabamans are "sandal and tennis shoe" folk and Easterners are "mostly dress shoe" people. But the women in spiked heels are the ones for whom he feels sorry "all that weight" bearing down on a minuscule area of support. The Godings do have other recreational outlets besides foot-gazing; they enjoy sailing. All activities whether work or play are done together. Week after week, skillful as surgeons, they slice and stitch at the leather patients.

The Godings' goal is to help the customer put a few more miles on their mended shoes. Mr. and Mrs. Joe Stensaas (Robyn Adkins) Adkins-Stensaas NORWAY Our Savior's Lutheran Church was the scene of the Nov. 24 wedding of Robyn Adkins and Joe Stensaas.

The Revs. Bernie Heltner and Tom Whay officiated. Parents of the couple are Mr. and Mrs. Carl Adkins, Glasco, and Roberta Stensaas, Concordia.

Musicians were Carmen Michaels, Concordia, and Virginia Halderson, Glasco. Maid of honor and bridesmaid were Susan Siemers and Beth Dillon, Concordia. Best man and groomsman were Jim Stensaas, Concordia, and Wade Berry, Sulphur, Okla' Other attendants were Bryan Johnson, Jamestown; Mick Stensaas, Concordia; Amy Adkins, Kearns, Utah, and Dustin and Shannon Davis, Bald Knob, Ark. A reception at the Community Building was followed by a dance at Buck 'n Ham Palace. The bride graduated from Glasco High School, Cloud County Community College and the University of Kansas.

The bridegroom, a graduate of Scandia High School and the North Central Kansas Vocational-Technical School, Beloit, farms. After a short wedding trip, the couple are at home in rural Concordia. glossies. These may include the bride only or both of the newlyweds. Engagement and wedding pictures should be close-ups rather than fulllength.

Snapshots will not be accepted. Articles about bridal showers are printed before the marriage takes place. The deadline for this information is one week in advance of the wedding date. Photographs can be returned in selfaddressed, stamped envelopes or held at The Journal office for pick-up. Kaye Engle Nelson Stump nance and is a member of Sigma Phi Epsilon fraternity.

An Aug. 17 wedding is planned at Holy Cross Lutheran Church. HottmanChamberlain Mr. and Mrs. Bill Hottman, Salina, announce the engagement of their daughter, Lori Ann, to Jon Charles Chamberlain, son of Mr.

and Mrs. Dale Chamberlain, Smith Center. The bride-to-be graduated from South High School and is attending Marymount College. She works at Planters Bank and Trust. The future bridegroom, a gradu- Soulful (Continued from Page 13) trade, and their market extends to communities such as Cawker City, Beloit and Smith Center.

Goding finds the art of shoe repair challenging: "There's always a different twist" on various kinds of shoes. So great is his fascination with footwear that, even after-hours, Goding catches himself staring at other people's feet. On vacations, he visits shoe shops. His observations have led Goding to categorize different areas of the nation by what the people wear on computer science at Bethany. A March 26 wedding is planned.

Engle-Nelson ABILENE Lela Engle announces the engagement of her daughter, Kaye to Nelson H. Stump, son of Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Stump, Ontario, Calif. The bride-elect, also the daughter of the late Oliver Engle, graduated from Chapman High School.

She works at Upland Feed, Altaloma, Her fiance graduated from Chaffey High School, Ontario, and is self-employed. A Jan. 29 wedding is planned at the Upland Brethren in Christ Church. Plane models show history of aviation NASHVILLE, Tenn. (AP) Raymond Waddey of Parsons, may have one of the world's largest air forces in miniature.

Waddey, who earns his living painting airplane portraits, presides over a collection of exquisitely detailed model aircraft that depicts aviation history from the Wright Brothers spindly biplane to the Air Force's latest Rockwell B-1 bomber. His collection currently numbers 312 planes, each of them representing a particular aircraft right down to the serial numbers. 4 4.