The Daily News Leader from Staunton, Virginia • 23

Lambert -Sheets WAYNESBORO Miss Cynthia Diane Sheets became the bride of Jerry Michael Lambert on Saturday evening at 7 o'clock in Waynesboro Church of the Brethren. The bride is the daughter of Mrs. Annie H. Sheets of Rt. 1, Fishersville.

Parents of the bridegroom are Mr. and Mrs. Charles J. Lambert of Rt. 2, Waynesboro.

The Rev. Robert E. Houff performed the double-ring ceremony, with a program of nuptial music provided by Mrs. James McDaniel, organist, and Mrs. Priscella Snyder of Staunton, vocalist.

The bride, given in marriage by her brother, Glen A. Sheets, wore a formal-length gown of white polyorganza lined in acetate taffeta. The lace bodice, enhanced by seed pearls, was designed with a re-embroidered scalloped neckline and stand-up collar, bishop sleeves ending in deep cuffs accented by lace and a high-rise waistline. Lace trimmed the skirt and hemline of the sweeping chapellength train. Her fingertip-length veil of illusion, edged with' lace, was attached to a lace cap trimmed with seed pearls.

She carried a nosegay of white roses, miniature carnations, lavender chrysanthemums and baby's breath with a removable corsage of roses and carnations. Miss Karen Sheets of Fishersville and Mrs. Toni Johnson of Baltimore, were their sister's maid and matron of honor, respectively. Bridesmaids were the Misses Deanna Lotts of Fishersville and Lori Lambert, sister of the bridegroom. Acolyte was Derwin Nelson of Keswick, cousin of the bridegroom.

The bridegroom's father served as best man. Ushers were Phillip Sheets of Fishersville, brother of the bride, C. Bernard Lambert, brother of the bridegroom, and Joe Harris Jr. A reception was held in the church social hall. Mrs.

Julie Garber and Miss Terri Callison served the cake and Miss Cindy Harris and Mrs. Ricky Breeden presided at the punch bowl. The Misses Judy Skinner and Cathy Lilley were in charge of the gift table, with Miss Connie McGrath at the guest book. After a wedding trip to West Virginia, the couple will reside at Rt. 2, Waynesboro.

Mrs. Lambert is a graduate of Wilson Memorial High School and Valley Vocational-Technical Center. Lambert is a graduate of Stuarts Draft High School. He is employed by Blue Ridge Grocery. Extension Augusta County Extension Agents, Home Economics, Mrs.

Dorothy Stansberry and Mrs. Mary E.T. Barger, report the following activities for May: Assisted with the Extension Technician Conference. One of the agents served as their adviser this past year. Presented a program on "Improving Social Skills" to the sixth and seventh graders at one of the county elementary schools.

Attended one of the tree planting ceremonies which was a part of the National Extension Homemakers Week. All of the clubs participated in this activity. Assisted with the Extension Homemakers Cultural Arts Contest held to choose the winners to participate at the state level in July. Planned and conducted an adult leader training session on "Improving Skills in Leatherwork." There were 112 extension homemakers club members and one agent attending the Area VI Exten- RETAIL BANKRUPTCIES NEW YORK (AP) Changing neighborhoods are becoming more and more a factor in retail bankruptcies, says a marketing consulting firm which represents more than 180 men's stores throughout the country. According to Marvin A.

Blumenfeld, president of AprilMarcus, Inc. of New York, other factors that contribute to retail failures include: rising operating costs; changing traffic patterns; the failure of key personnel to carry their weight; selling inappropriate merchandise, and inability of the owner to delegate responsibility. Twenty-Fourth Annual HORSE SHOW Middlebrook Ruritan Club WEDNESDAY, JUNE 17 Shows 12:30 and 7 P.M. 41 Classes- -Including Western Admission Free On Middlebrook Community Lawn Barbecued Chicken at 4:30 P.M. Concession Stand Open All Day New Hours Added! SLIMNASTICS Want to lose weight and firm up your body? Well if so, the TO-RI KARATE INSTITUTE is now offering more classes in Slimnastics for your convenience.

We also offer the service of a registered dietician who can help with a diet to suit you, and a weight training program that can help you look beautiful for the upcoming summer. So act now, for the low price of $15.00 per month. Enrollments are limited. Also watch for daytime Aerobic Dancing coming soon! CALL FOR MORE INFORMATION TO-RI KARATE INSTITUTE 200 B. East Main Street WAYNESBORO 949-7007 Staunton, News-Leader, Sunday, June 14, 1981 B5 agents report activities sion Homemakers spring meeting in Met with executive committee of Rockingham County.

Augusta Coun- Augusta County 4-H Leaders ty EH clubs will host this meeting Association to plan several upcoming next year. 4-H events. Individually assisted 28 junior 4-H Assisted with 4-H Market Animal members as they prepared for Show and Awards Banquet. district competitions. Presented program at local middle Met with 32 school 4-H groups to school FHA banquet.

conclude 4-H year with program on 4- Conducted orientation for 4-H and 4-H delegates, leaders and parents attending 1981 State 4-H Congress. Met with 4-H members and leaders Met with Augusta County 4-H of one community 4-H club con- Honor Club at which time a program ducting 4-H clothing project. on safety was conducted. JOB PRINTING IDEAS PRODUCT OFFSET AND LETTERPRESS INVOICES LETTERHEADS OFFICE FORMS BOOKLETS CATALOGS CIRCULARS BUSINESS CARDS ANNOUNCEMENTS SCHMID'S PRINTERY 124 East Beverley Street ESTABLISHED 1897 PHONE 886-9261 ZALESI VALUABLES! Figured out what AUTO ROVER Dad wants this year? Zales has. 7509 A calculator, small enough SHARP to fit in his big enough to speed up all his transactions.

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You know The New York Shop has been sewing Staunton and the Shenandoah Valley for the past 48 years and from the same location! At The New York Shop you'll be greeted and assisted by trained and courteous sales personnel with years of fashion experience. STAUNTON'S FASHION AUTHORITY 7 South New Street master charge Your purchase at The New York Shop is a "Fashion Investment." Daily 9 to 5:30 Friday 9 to 8:30 New York Dress Shop Offers Free Parking To" All Sales Final Customers on New St. Parking Lot. Let The New York No Approvals Shop Feed Your Meter. officers elected WAYNESBORO The Blue Ridge Democratic Women's Club met Monday evening at the Waynesboro Public Library.

Officers were elected as follows: Ricky Johnson (Augusta), president; Becky Bennett (Staunton), first vice president; Susan Swecker (Augusta), second vice president; Frances Sterrett (Waynesboro), recording secretary; Polly Bundy (Augusta), corresponding secretary; Karen Garber (Augusta), treasurer; Janet Coyner (Waynesboro), parliamentarian, and Charlotte Schooler (Highland), chaplain. Working committees consisting of specific duties were appointed. They include membership, program, newsletter, telephone and public relations. The president encouraged members to attend the Sixth District Jefferson-Jackson Day Dinner at Hollins College on Saturday. Guest speaker will be Owen Pickett, chairman, State Democratic Party of Virginia.

Also scheduled to attend is Richard J. Davis, Democratic nominee for lieutenant governor, and a number of state and local officials. The club was in favor of some form of fund-raising event in support of the statewide ticket, Charles S. Robb, Richard J. Davis and Gerald Baliles.

This project was turned over to the program committee. Approximately 35 women were in attendance. The next meeting is scheduled for Aug. 3 at 7:30 p.m. at the Fannie Bayly King Library, Staunton.

Anyone interested in joining the club should contact Susan Swecker at 337-3148 or 885-8901 or Carol Varner at 949-0232. MISS PEALE Peale- Strickler HARRISONBURG The engagement of Miss Elizabeth Suzanne Peale to Michael David Strickler has been announced by the prospective bride's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Charles C. Peale of 919 Oakland St.

A Sept. 12 wedding is planned. Miss Peale was graduated from Harrisonburg High School and Elizabeth Brant School of Business in the medical office assistance program. She is employed by King's Daughters' Hospital, Staunton. Strickler, son of Mr.

and Mrs. David Strickler of Rt. 3, Elkton, was graduated from Harrisonburg High School and Massanutten Vo-Tech Center. He is employed by Packaging Corp. of America.

WMHS final reunion planning meeting set WAYNESBORO A final planning meeting for the Wilson Memorial High School class of 1951 reunion will be held at 7 p.m. Monday at Shoney's Restaurant here. All interested persons are asked to attend. More information can be obtained by calling 942-2377. MRS.

JERRY MICHAEL LAMBERT (Miss Cynthia Diane Sheets) Wildflower tour taken by gardeners Mrs. B.C. Knicely entertained the Lady Staunton Garden Club at her home recently for a luncheon meeting. A wildflower tour was conducted by Mrs. Knicely of 56 different wildflowers identified on her property.

Among them are bloodroot, toothwort, dutchman's breeches, sweet cicely, May, apple, black snakeroot, ferns and violets which grow along the edge of the mountain. Along the property's streamside there are a number of types of wildflowers such as cow parsnip, yarrow, marsh marigold, cardinal and swordfeaf phlox. Throughout the yard and flower beds, Mrs. Knicely has transplanted wild geranium, trillion, bear glass, ox-eye daisy, ferns and blue eyed grass. Mrs.

Knicely recommended a book written by Oscar Gupton and Fred Swope titled, "Wildflowers of the Shenandoah Valley and Blue Ridge Mountains." The book is color-coded and contains 200 plants with eas follow descriptions, medicinal or food value and those which are poisonous. The following guests were welcomed: Mrs. David Coiner, Mrs. Morrison Reid, Mrs. Paul Taylor and Mrs.

Eloise Lennox. During the brief business session, Mrs. E.S. Balthrop was introduced as a new member. Members signed to bring flower arrangements for the front desk at King's Daughters' Hospital for the month of Mrs.

John Clem III reported on the state meeting held in Norfolk recently. Guest judges, Mrs. Houston Cook and Mrs. Wayne Folds, made the following awards: Artistic blue, Mrs. Balthrop; red, Mrs.

Balthrop and Mrs. R. Dundore. Horticulture blue, Mrs. Dundore, three, Mrs.

Balthrop; red, Mrs. Dundore. Special award Miss Isabel Brown. A July picnic will be held at the farm home of Mrs. Russell Dunlap, president.

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