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10 The Tribune Sunday, December 7, 1986 Clark-Lapworth vows exchanged Club News Painting named best of I i tmm1.immMa in nrirnri i. I r.H I DOROTHEA BLUCK ir West Lafayette. Three grown sons and five grandchildren complete their family. Dorothea Bluck of West Lafayette received the Best of Show award at the silver anniversary show of the Bexley Art Guild, held November 2-23, in the Schumacher Gallery at Capital University in Columbus. Titled "Essence," Mrs.

Bluck's work was executed in watercolorcollage. A former teacher for twenty-one years in the Coshocton City Schools, Mrs. Bluck is now devoting full time to painting. Her paintings nave been accepted into several juried shows, winning a top award in the Southeastern Ohio Watercolor Society's fall show, held at the Zanesville Art Center. A student of art in college, she first worked with local artist Vivian Williams after moving to Coshocton.

During this past year Mrs. Bluck has studied design with Leo Smith of Dallas, Texas, watercolor and collage with Gerald Brommer of North Hollywood, California and water media with Katherine Chang Liu of Los Angeles, Calif. Mrs. Bluck resides with her husband, Marion, on State Route 93, Beauty Tan transition Your summer tan is probably fading now, and as melanin manufacture slowly stops, the skin can take on a dull, even grayish, look. Use a complexion scrub two or three times a week to remove dead top cells more efficiently.

A masque treatment once a week can also help brighten the complexion by gently stimulating circulation. Change your summer makeup to a rose-beige foundation and soft pink blusher to disguise the temporary dull tone. Wear light or silvery eye makeup colors, since sultry shades don't flatter the skin now. 10 CROSS OFF SINCE 1816 until Dec. 25, 1986 Lifetime Mechanical Guarantee 8 Cathy Lynn Clark became the bride of Paul James Lapworth in a 4:30 p.m., October 11, ceremony, solemnized at Grace United Methodist Church in Coshocton.

The Rev. Dr. William McFadden officiated for the double-ring, candlelight ceremony, uniting in marriage the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth P.

Clark of Coshocton and the son of Mr. and Mrs. T. Sidney Lapworth of Columbus and the late Mary Ann Lapworth. A half-hour prelude of music was presented by organist Mrs.

Jan Coff-man. Serving as acolyte was Mandy Hostetler, niece of the bride. The bride was escorted by her father, to be given in marriage by her parents. The bride's gown of white tissue taffeta was designed with embroidered bodice, detailed with Alen-con lace, seed pearls and irridescent sequins, continuing to the back and basque waistline. Alencon lace formed inserts for the fitted sleeves, completed with bridal points at the wrist.

The gown's full skirt flowed softly to the lace-edged hemline, extending to a long, cathedral train. Her triple-tiered veil of bridal illusion was held iti place with a crystal beaded pillbox hat, trimmed with sequins, pearls and pouff of Russian netting. She carried a full cascade bouquet of white roses, white lilies and stephanotis. Honor attendants for the bride were Nancy Cox and Linda Hostetler, both sisters of the bride. Bridesmaid was Joan Lapworth, sister of the bridegroom.

Junior bridesmaid was Jodi Cox, niece of the bride. Each wore a royal blue, tea-length gown of satin, styled with puffed sleeves, basque waistline and sweetheart neckline. Each wore a single strand of pearls, a gift from the bride. Their colonial bouquets were of sonja roses, forget-me-nots and carnations and each attendant wore a spray of sonja roses with baby's breath in her hair. The bridegroom was attired in a charcoal gray baron tuxedo with striped trousers and striped ascot.

His boutonniere was a white rose with baby's breath. Best man was Thomas Lapworth, brother of the bridegroom. Ushers included Gary Chihil and Dale Linebaugh, brother-in-law of the bridegroom. Junior usher was Dane Cox, nephew of the bride. They were attired in tuxedos identical to that of the bridegroom and each wore a sonja rose boutonniere.

Mother of the bride chose a street-length dress in pink with corsage of white gardenias and pink roses. The bridegroom's stepmother wore a navy blue street-length dress with corsage of white gardenias and pink roses. A white rose was placed at the altar in memory of the bridegroom's mother. During the ceremony, the 1 Vi MR. I AND MRS.

PAUL J. LAPWORTH Briefs Video exercises Instead of searching for exercise programs on your local station, you can get two 15-minute videos created! by Judi Sheppard Missett, founder of Jazzercise. "Tight and Toned" focus es on muscle strengthening and ton ing. "Fit and Physical" is a solid aerobic workout for circulation and heart stimulation. In both videos Judi herself demonstrates the routines in a live exercise-class setting and gives workout safety tips.

If not available at your local video outlet, write for1 details to: Jazzercise, 2808 Roosevelt" Carlsbad, CA 92008. Hours: till 8 P.M. Sun. 1-5 P.M. 622-7115 I TRIROSIS HAS CRAFTS PROGRAM Trirosis recently met at Bank One with Jackie Broderick as hostess for the regular meeting.

A program of "Christmas Crafts" was presented by Calico Harvest personnel. Jill Urban was program leader. The next meeting of Trirosis will be held at 8 p.m., January 5, at Grace United Methodist Church. Sharon Sutton will be hostess for the regular meeting. Program Leader Janice Limbert will present the guest speaker, Barbara Emmons, whose topic will be "Hospice." Engagement is being announced Announcement is being made by Sharon Frazee of Warsaw and Loren Frazee of Washington, Michigan, of the engagement of their daughter, Dawn Renee Frazee, to Shawn Michael Hershberger of New Philadelphia, Ohio, son of Judy Gray of Columbus, Ohio and Terry Hershberger of Baltic.

The bride-elect is a 1983 graduate of River View High School and a 1986 graduate of 3B School of Beauty in Newark. She is employed at Edna's Beauty Salon in Coshocton. The future bridegroom is a 1985 graduate of Ridgewood High School and Coshocton County Joint Vocational School. He is employed as manager of Hardee's in New Philadelphia. Their wedding is being planned to take place in June, 1987.

DAWN FRAZEE A A -W1 9 1 bride's mother and the bridegroom's stepmother were presented with white roses. A buffet reception was held, following the ceremony, at The Old Warehouse Restaurant in Roscoe Village, hosted by parents of the bride. Presiding at the guest book was Carol Clark, sister-in-law of the bride. The bride is a graduate of Coshoc 1 M' ton High School and Ohio University. She is office manager for the TSC Co.

in Berkley Hills, Penna. Her husband is a graduate of Ohio State University and is a certified public accountant with the accounting firm of SAI Co. in Pittsburgh, Penna. Following their honeymoon spent in Cancun and Quintana Roo Mexico, they are residing in their new home at Fox Chapel, Penna. need to complete a project.

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