The Salina Journal from Salina, Kansas • Page 14

Engagements Theresa Lewis Maria Nixon Joy Harwood JoAnn Cornwell Bradley Bradford Craig Jagger Michael Masters Lewis- Rathbun Mr. and Mrs. James H. Lewis, 1101 Louise Lane, announce the engagement of their daughter, Theresa Jean, to Arthur John Rathbun son of Bernice Rathbun of Erie, and the late Arthur Rathbun Sr. The bride-elect graduated from Central High School and Kansas Wesleyan University.

She works for Tony's Pizza Service. Her fiance, a graduate of Strong Vincent High School of Erie, Penn State University of University Park and the General Theological Seminary of New City, is a graduate student in counseling and student personnel services at Kansas State University. A June 6 wedding is planned at the Belmont Boulevard Christian Church. Nixon-Bradford KANSAS CITY, Mo. Mr.

and Mrs. W.R. Philpott announce the engagement of their daughter, Maria University of Ithaca, N.Y., and plans Charlotte Nixon, to Bradley Scott to work for the United States DeBradford, son of Mr. and Mrs. V.L.

partment of Agriculture. "Brad" Bradford of Hays. Her fiance, a graduate of MinThe bride-to-be attended O'Hara neapolis High School and Kansas High School in Kansas City. She ma- State University, received a Ph.D. in jors in English at Marymount Col- agricultural economics from Cornell.

lege. He works for the USDA in WashHer prospective bridegroom, who ington, D.C. attended Hays High School, majors They are to exchange marriage in business administration at vows Aug. 8 in Crescent City. Marymount.

at Their the St. wedding Mary's is scheduled Church, June 5 Cornwell-Masters Independence, Mo. LURAY Mr. and Mrs. Dwight Cornwell announce the engagement of their daughter, JoAnn, to Michael Harwood-Jagger Harry Masters, son of Mr.

and Mrs. CRESCENT CITY, Ill. Mr. and Jack Masters of Troy, Mrs. Ward Harwood announce the The bride-to-be received a degree engagement of their daughter, Joy, in marketing from Kansas State to Craig Jagger, son of Mr.

and Mrs. University. She works for Dillard's Joe Jagger of Minneapolis. Department Stores in Kansas City. The bride-to-be graduated from The future bridegroom, who reCrescent City High School and the ceived a master's degree in electriUniversity of Illinols.

She is a May cal engineering from KSU, works for candidate for a doctorate degree in Rockwell International, Cedar Rapagricultural economics at Cornell ids, Iowa. Kimberlynn White Michele Tiers Rebecca LaRue Jean Kenworthy Terrence Carr Norbert Schwartz David Werning Bart Balthazor White-Carr AUGUSTA Mr. and Mrs. Stephen D. White announce the engagement of their daughter, Kimberlynn, to Terrence E.

Carr, son of Mr. and Mrs. Billy E. Carr of Hamilton, Ohio. The future bride graduated from Andover High School and Butler County Community College of El Dorado.

She is a gospel singer. Her fiance, a graduate of Garfield High School of Hamilton, Kansas Wesleyan University and Kansas Tech, works for North American Philips Lighting Salina. They plan to be married at 8 p.m. April 25 at the First Assembly of God Church, Salina. Tiers-Schwartz Salinans Mr.

and Mrs. Carroll Tiers announce the engagement of their daughter, Michele Kae, to Norbert Francis Schwartz, son of Mr. and Mrs. Albert Schwartz of Salina. The bride-to-be graduated from Central High School.

She works for Blue Beacon International. Her future bridegroom, a graduate of Sacred Heart High School and the University of Notre Dame, works for Lee Co. A May wedding is planned at the St. Elizabeth Ann Seton Catholic Church. LaRue-Werning Aircraft manufacturing Products engineer Group, Dallas.

at LTV Robert and Ruth LaRue, 716 S. Santa Fe, announce the engagement They plan a July 11 1 wedding at the of their daughter, Rebecca Lynn, to Ransom United Methodist Church. David Paul Werning, son of Russell and Alice Werning of Newhall, Iowa. Brown-Weis The bride-to-be graduated from the University of Kansas. She is a news Jenny Haggart of Salina and producer at KCRG-TV, Cedar Rap- Milton Brown of Aurora, ids, Iowa.

announce the engagement of Her prospective bridegroom, a their daughter, Mary Louise, to Tab graduate of Kirkwood Community Steven Weis, son of the late Dennis College, attended the University of Weis. Iowa. He is a director at KCRG. the scene of their Aug. 8 wedding.

They have chosen the St. Andrew Lutheran Church in Cedar Rapids as Couples today By Copley News Service Kenworthy- family Home scrapbook videos are of the '80s. becoming Instead the Balthazor of a snapshot under cellophane in an album, there is Johnny's first step, RANSOM Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Mary's high school graduation or Kenworthy announce the engage- Grandma's last visit all preserved ment of their daughter, Jean Ellen, for replay on videocassette.

to Bart Alan Balthazor, son of Mr. and Mrs. Keith Balthazor of Clyde. So, it's only natural many couples The bride-to-be, a graduate of are having their weddings and Ransom High School and Washburn receptions recorded, oftentimes with University, is a registered nurse at their own equipment and a good St. Francis Regional Medical Center, friend or doing the honors.

relative Wichita. But shooting a successful video, Her fiance graduated from Clyde even for exclusive living room play, High School, Butler County Com- is trickier than taking snapshots. munity College of El Dorado and So, what do you do if you want a Kansas State University. He is a slick video shot at your wedding? OPEN SUNDAY 1-4 PM FINAL CLEARANCE An April 11 wedding is planned at the Luray United Methodist Church. The Salina Journal Sunday, February 22, 1987 Page 14 Alice Daily Kathleen Kaledo Linda Levendofsky Debbie Charbonneau Roger Keene Matthew Ehrhart Brad Firley Jeff Urban Daily-Keene WELLINGTON, Colo.

Cecil and Maleta Daily announce the engagement of their daughter, Alice, to Roger Keene, son of Tom and Joan Keene, 633 Rocket, Salina. The bride-elect graduated from Glenwood, Iowa, High School. She is a front desk clerk at the Greeley, Holiday Inn. Her fiance, a graduate of Salina Central High School, works for National Beef Packing Plant, Liberal. have chosen the Shepherd of the Valley Lutheran Church in LaSalle, as the scene of their March 14 wedding.

Kaledo-Ehrhart SAGINAW, Mich. RoseMary Smith and Robert H. Brown Sr. announce the engagement of their daughter, Kathleen Joan Kaledo, to Matthew R. Ehrhart, son of Leo Her prospective bridegroom, a Ehrhart of Holton and the late Cor- graduate of Chester-Hubbell High rine Ehrhart.

School, works for Deshler, Roller Mills. The bride-elect graduated from Abilene, School. A June 13 wedding is planned. Texas, High She works for Wilson and Engineers and Architects, Salina. CharbonneauHer School fiance, a graduate of Holton Urban High and Kansas State University, works for Farmland In- CLYDE Mr.

and Mrs. Ernest dustries, McPherson. Charbonneau announce the enThey are to marry July 18 at the gagement of their daughter, Debbie, Sunrise Presbyterian Church, to Jeff Urban, son of Mr. and Mrs. Salina.

Alvin Urban of Morganville. The bride-elect is a senior at Levendofsky-Firley Clifton-Clyde High School. She plans BELLEVILLE Mr. and Mrs. this fall to attend Cloud County Community College of Concordia.

George Levendofsky announce the engagement of their daughter, Her fiance, a graduate of Clay Linda, to Brad Firley, son of Mr. and Center Community High School, Mrs. Albert Firley of Chester, Neb. works for Combustion Engineering, The bride-elect graduated from Concordia. Belleville High School and the Academy of Hair Design in Salina.

She They plan a May 30 wedding at the works at Hair Performance, Bel- St. Joseph Catholic Church, St. leville. Joseph. Mary Brown Vicki Sublett Tab Weis Jon Allen The bride-elect attended Sacred Heart High School.

She works for Video USA in Sunset Plaza. Her fiance, who attended Central High School, is a crew chief at Holdlay Mansions. Their marriage is to be solemnized May 16 at the Sacred Heart Cathedral. Sublett-Allen HUTCHINSON Jerry and Virginia Sublett announce the engag- ment of their daughter, Vicki Jo, to Jon R. Allen, son of Robert Allen of Abilene and Jane Gish of Enterprize.

The bride-to-be, a graduate of Hutchinson High School and Kansas State University, is an assistent manager at Payless Shoe Source i in Salina. Her fiance, a Salina Central High School graduate, works at Salina's Western Auto. The couple plan a July 11 wedding at the First Assembly of God Church, Hutchinson. want moving memories If, as syndicated television critic lighting and angles will be. Tom Shales says, "The people who Think of the shot as a still photomake videos are the cutting-edge graph.

Be aware of everything that visual literates of our time," the one appears in the viewfinder. to ask might be a ranking guru of the Use a tripod as often as possible. music video form. It'll give the picture a professional Jon Small is such a man. look.

Bouncy images are the bane of Small is described as one of the home videos. hottest properties in the music video Don't use the zoom too much. Let as much as possible happen in front industry, having produced and directed music videos for Billy Joel, of the lens without moving the camJulio Iglesias, Kenny Rogers, Chicera. ago, Willie Nelson and Johnny Cash, Control the sound. Know others.

the range among of the microphone. When His tips: cutting away, wait until the end of a sentence Know your equipment. or song. Plan ahead. Walk through what you want to shoot.

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Fourth, that 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 on form. Engagements are published in the Sunday edition and the deadline is noon Thursday.

Pictures should be 3-by 5-inch black and white glossy prints for! the best reproduction. These include the bride-elect only or the couple. Information and pictures for wedding stories must be received in our office no later than two weeks after the ceremony. Publication is on a space-available basis in Sunday editions. Pictures should be 5- by black and white glossies.

These may include the bride only or both of the newlyweds. Engagement and wedding pictures should be close-ups rather than full-length. Snapshots will not be accepted. Articles about the bridal showers are printed before the marriage takes place. The deadline for this information is one week in advance of the wedding date.

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