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9 yw jjqturdgy, Moy 20, 1978 THE INDIANAPOLIS NEWS Pag 5 Creativity Adds Varoom To Race Parties Living ffkl 2 1 4 MXT racing Baby Visitors Instead of Mary's little lamb, follows John Beard around on a Brownsburg South Elementary a calf For an entire afternoon, kindergarten visit to children were allowed to hold, pet and School. talk to babies of the animal kingdom. Kelly Hoyer pats a puppy wiTh loving tenderness as other youngsters wait their turns. mj fecr; By JEAN JENSEN Lo, the ice man cometh to Indianapolis during the May festivities. His deliveries will be blocks, weighing 300 and 400 pounds, to Highland Golf and Country Club and the Columbia Club.

Before they melt down to ice cubes, they'll be chipped into great spectacles of racing for parties relating to the 500-Mile Race. Rudolph Fisher, general manager of Highland, will carve a Mercury-winged wheel, the logo of the Indianapolis Motor Speedway, from a 400-pound block of ice. It's to be the centerpiece on the hors d'oeuvre table for the club's pre-race party May 27. Chef Jurgen Multhoff, also an ice-artist, will sculpt duplications of two race cars on the turn from two 300-pound blocks of ice. These will decorate the traditional prerace buffet table for members of the Columbia Club.

Ed Fordyce, chef at Hillcrest Country Club, intends to build a decorative race car that will literally disappear before the pre-race dinner party gets rolling. It won't melt away. It will be nibbled away. The table decoration will be carved from a 10-pound round of Cheddar cheese. Guests may need to arrive early before heavy munchers steal the hub caps.

Over at the Marriott Inn, the chefs are spinning their wheels in getting the "greatest spectacle in raisin" off the assembly line and into the ovens as a race-oriented gimmick to amuse guests. Chief baker Richard Means, praised for his raisin bread recipe, is setting the yeast for edible pace cars: A loaf of bread with four doughnuts added to simulate super wheels. Meanwhile, a bit of May madness prevails in the inn's bar area where a race-inspired refreshment has been concocted to rev up flagging motors. It's the "Fuel Injection Special" made from lemon, lime and orange juice poured over crushed ice, drained and added to light and dark rum and grenadine on the rocks. Just be sure to remove the Chenette-Kern Vows Are Read The wedding of Jeanmarie Kern and Jonathan Lee Chenette took place today in St.

John Catholic Church. She is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Robert F. Kern.

He is the son of Dr and Mrs. Louis F. Chenette. She graduated from Butler University where she took graduate work. She is a member of Alpha Phi Sorority and Sigma Alpha lota Honorary.

He graduated from the University of Chicago where he took graduate work. Mrs. Mark Megraw, Davenport, Iowa, was matron of honor. Philip E. Chenette Vas best man McGlinchey-Thompson Barbara Sue Thompson and Mark Paul McGlinchey were married last night in Our Lady of Lourdes Catholic Church.

She is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. John P. Thompson. He is the son of Mr.

and Mrs. Francis A. McGlinchey. She attended Ball State University. He graduated from Purdue University and is a member of Sigma Alpha Epsi-lon Fraternity.

Mrs. Gary D. Clouse was matron of honor. Richard A. Kutche, San Francisco, was best man.

The couple is on a wedding trip to the Virgin Islands. Schnur-Doherty Special To Th Newt NOTRE DAME, Ind Mary T. Doherty and Charles Schnur were married Friday in Sacred Heart Catholic Church. She is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs.

Thomas E. Doherty. Indianapolis He is the son of Mr and Mrs James A Schnur, Evansville. Both are graduates of the University of Notre Dame Virginia Dwyer. Chicago, was maid of honor.

John Mortimer, Chicago, was best man. The couple will live in Little Rock, Ark. It's love at first sight between Shannon Davis and a young goat. Farmers from the surrounding community brought animals to the school. Reactions range from wonder to joy McNamara share an introduction to a as Steve Beals, holding the bunny, brand-new animal baby.

The NEWS David Jones, Melissa Myers and Scott Photos, Jim Young. little black and white flag from the' maraschino cherry. The late crowd who stay to tank up on a nightcap can order the "Final1 Lap" which is coffee laced with brandy, dark creme de cacao and whipped' cream served in a high brandy snifter. Stouffer's has a few race day re-' freshers, too, worthy of the checkered', flag as winning desserts. Lap after lap, there's nothing that beats a yummy made with soft ice cream or sherbets; flavored with enough flammable content to disqualify it for uncarded rookies.

It's the second-time-around for the'. Hyatt Regency which was still tasting builder's dust last May, but whose first floor mall looks like a hosed-down Gasoline Alley with Pancho Carter's 1972 Eagle on view and five art exhibits two are race-related photographs; -three are race-inspired paintings. Here, too, the chefs are geared to culinary cunning for May dining A novel dessert treat for guests of the Indiana Audio Visual Association was ice cream in the shape of race cars with chocolate syrup topping dispensed from individual shiny, new oil cans. A party sponsored by Gabriel Shock Absorbers May 28 will have a whoop-de-doo dessert time. The lights will be dimmed and waiters, dressed as race drivers, will march to designated tables at the command of "Gentlemen, start your engines." Each will hold aloft a gallon-sized ice cream mold of a race car giving off sparks from lit sparklers simulating the exhaust from jet propulsion engines.

The piped-in varoom of. motors will add to the panorama. Florists are involved in racey creativity, too. for the splashier events sponsored by business heads who dont mind peeling off green bills for the green stuff to beautify the atmosphere For the seventh year, George Schatz-lein (Thomas Florist) both dreads and welcomes his headache that grows like; a mass of sphagnum moss the night before the "500" Festival Queen's Ball" May 26 Like Rumpelstiltskin, he has a deadline to transform the empty ballroom at the Expo Center into a lush glade of plants and blooms. Overflowing baskets of ferns, hung' low enough to make dodging them fun', -give the effect of leafy branches that close in the vastness of the hall.

Arcca palms fixed to tall standards will be placed at intervals between the banquet tables, so that they touch branches over the heads of diners Four thousand roses will arrive as a donation from the greenhouses of Hjll Floral Products, Richmond, to fill the candlelit room with color and fra-' grance. BEAVTlFUll when mother hears the spoon click and knows the tooth is through Bert Roberts. Cleveland. Ohio bv Barbara Jones and Charles Bowsn $5 for your Baauliful idaa il prinfd. Sond in caro of The Indianapolif Naws, 307 N.

Pmnnsylvonia, Indianapollg 1 46304. A-- FLY FINE UNITED STATES FLAGS INDIANA TOO ALL SIZES Aging Swinger Keeps TVl ABBY where the doorman, night watchman and tenants can watch us? Should I ask my date to walk me to my apartment door and say good-night there? Should I invite him to step into my apartment to say good-night? When I first moved here. I let my date step into my apartment to thank him for the lovely evening and it ended up in a one-hour wrestling match. I had a terrible time getting rid of him. Please answer soon as I have no mother to MYSELF IN TULSA DEAR SAVINfi: A girl's date should always see her safely to her door.

Don't allow anyone to "step inside" if you have any doubts about how he will behave once he's inside. Even the most careful girls sometimes misjudge a man, so should you find yourself with the wrestling" type, don't say "goodnight" say "goodby'." DEAR ABBY: I am a 17-year-old girl who has a very unhappy home life. My folks have been fighting ever since I can remember. They treat me like dirt. By ABIGAIL VAN BL REN DEAR ABBY; My wife died 18 months ago, and this woman I'm interested in has been a widow for three years.

We knew each other "way back lhen." I'm 66 and this lady is 63 Before I renew our friendship, I'd like to ask you a few questions. Since her husband died, she's had several men staying with her (one at a time) in her one-bedroom trailer. I've also heard that she has visited an old farmer at his farmhouse (just the two of them) for "days at a time. Last week she headed for Colorado with another old buddy in his camper truck She said she planned to sleep in motels on the way, and he would sleep in the truck; she didn't say where they would sleep once they got to Colorado. Now, Abby, I don't want to marry a "woman who has a bad reputation.

She's "the talk of this little town, but she is really a very high-class lady and every body likes her. What is your "'advice? FRANK IN FLORIDA A 1 Mrs. Spoolstra Mrs. Ellett III rW-! Gregory S. Fletcher, Joan Roush Are Wed Busy and I want to tell you, it is miserable and rotten My boy friend.

Brad, is 18. and he comes from a home that's even rot-tener, if there is such a word. His folks not only fight all the time, but his father beats on his mother Anyway. Brad has been crazy about me ever since 7th grade and we are thinking of getting married when he graduates from high school in June. He plans to work days at a garage and go to trade school for mechanics at night He's real good with cars and motors.

Should I quit school and get a job when Brad graduates' I'd have only a year to go and could finish later. We wouldn't have much money, but we wouldn't need much, and at least we'd have each other. I need advice. Thank you TEARS ON MY PILLOW DEAR TEARS: Don't use marriage as an excuse to get out of the house no matter how "miserable" it is. I urge you to finish high school while you have the chance.

The "later" you meniion rarely comes. Children usually do, instead. ChlcaflO Trlbun Mrs. Fletcher Mrs. Buckner Mrs.

Louks Mrs. Tussey Tussey-Wyman The wedding of Cathy Jo Wyman and Kevin Allen Tussey took place last night in Lakeview Assembly of God Temple. She is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. James F.

Wyman. He is the son of Mr. and Mrs Clarence H. Tussey. He attends Indiana Central University.

Mrs Rodger Ring was matron of honor. Jeff Gillespie, Virginia Beach, was best man. The newlyweds are taking a trip to Florida. I IP A I Lira al DEAR FRANK: It seems almost a disservice to the community to take this aging swinger out of circulation if indeed you could. But if you regard this woman as a "high-class lady," any advice I could give you would fall on deaf ears.

Your vision isn't too good, either. DEAR ABBY: I have recently moved into a high-rise apartment, live alone and have a problem that I imagine other single girls who live alone must have. II am 20 and am saving myself for marriage.) When my date brings me home, should we say good-night in the lobby. Mrs. Russel Mrs.

Heath The couple left on a wedding trip to Florida. Russel-Lewis Epworth United Methodist Church was the setting today for the wedding of Lana Gean Lewis and Donald Ernest Russel. She is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Wayne D.

Lewis. He is the son of Mrs. Marshall Russel, Laconia. Both graduated from Purdue University. Mrs.

Mark Bradshaw and Michael Solomon, Arlington, were honor attendants. The newlyweds will live in Normal, 111., after a California wedding trip. Heath-Applegarth Sharon L. Applegarth and R. Douglas Heath exchanged wedding vows today in St.

Luke United Methodist church. Parents of the couple are Mr. and Mrs. James L. Applegarth and Mr.

and Mrs Delbert L. Heath. She graduated from Indiana University He attended I U. Mrs. John M.

Clifton, Milwaukee, Wis was matron of honor Best man was Gregory T. Heath. Larry Spoolstras Plan Wedding Trip To Hawaii THIS IS THE 202nd BIRTHDAY Of OUR FLAG FLY IT PROUDLY IN STOCK AT KIGER CO. I 1830 W. 16th ST.

635-2343 The wedding of Susan Joan Roush and Gregory Scott Fletcher, both of Calgary, Alberta, Canada, took place today in Second Presbyterian Church She is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Ben W. Roush. He is the son of Mr.

and Mrs. Clifford Fletcher, Nanton, Alberta, Canada. She graduated from Indiana University and is a member of Kappa Alpha Theta Sorority. He graduated from the University of Calgary. Nancy Roush was maid of honor.

Best man was Lee Fletcher. The newlyweds will travel to Florida. Grand Cayman Island and Seattle, en route to their home in Calgary. Buckner-Jones special Ts The Nwi MARIETTA, Ga. Wedding vows were exchanged last night by Sandra Jones and Steve A.

Buckner in the First Assembly of God Church. She is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. James R. Jones, Indianapolis.

He is the son of Mr. and Mrs. John A. Buckner. Sina Kirby and Carter Townsend were honor attendants.

After the wedding, the couple, left on a trip to Miami Beach and Sanibel Island, Fla. Louks-Fyffe Patricia Fyffe and Lloyd Louks exchanged wedding vows today in St. John United Church of Christ. She is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs.

Frank 0. Fyffe Greenwood. He is the son of Mrs. Fred Neiger and Walter Louks. She graduated from Ball State University.

Debbie Fyffe was maid of honor. Alan Gallagher, Greenwood, was best man The couple is taking a trip to New Organs Students Busy At Ball State Alpha Chi Omega Sorority members at Ball State University from In-dianapolis have received various honors. Sharon Meyer is a new member of Rho Lambda Honorary. Sandi Stepp will be chairman of Ball State's annual Watermelon Bust festival next fall. Jill Denson was selected to the school's Admissions Coordinating Team and Student Orientation Corps.

Newly elected secretary-treasurer of the Student Center Governing Board is Marilyn Pfaff. Monica Leonard is a member of the Admissions Coordinating Team. Board Names Eilie Hindman Ellie Hindman, out-going president of the Eastern Air Lines Silverliners, was elected to the international board of directors last month at the convention in Mexico City. In-coming officers include Suzanne O'Brien, president; Patricia Snyder, vice president; Shirley Courier, secretary, and Lauri Hurst, treasurer. The local chapter philanthropy is Riley Children's Hospital.

The wedding of Nancy Marquart and Larry Spoolstra took place today in Lawrence United Methodist Church. She is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Richard Leslie Marquart. He is the son of Mr.

and Mrs. Peter C. Spoolstra. She attends Purdue University School of Veterinary Medicine and is a member of Alpha Delta Pi Sorority. He graduated from Indiana University and is a member of Kappa Sigma Fraternity.

He is attending I U. School of Law. Carol Marquart, Dallas, was maid of honor. Jeff Spoolstra was best man. The couple is taking a wedding trip to Hawaii.

Ellett-Barnett Crooked Creek Baptist Church was the setting today for the wedding of Pamela Kay Barnett and Gary Thomas Ellett. She is th'e daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Edward Oliver Barnett. He is the son of Mr and Mrs Carl Ellett.

Bloomington. He attended Indiana Purdue University, Indianapolis. Mrs. Wallace Blessing was matron of honor. Best man was Terrance Ellett, Bloomington.

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