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News of note Ruth Runyon, Lifestyles editor 773-2111 Ext. 71 2B Chillicothe Gazette Tuesday, June 23, 1992 Anniversary Mr. and Mrs. James H. Bumen Mr.

and Mrs. James H. Bumen of 1911 Lunbeck Road, celebrated their 30th wedding anniversary Tuesday. Mr. Bumen and the former Jane M.

McKee were married June 16, 1962 in the First United Methodist Church, with the Rev. Raymond Welch officiating. Mr. Bumen is owner of Scioto Valley Precast Co. They are the parents of Mrs.

Jeb (Julie) Stewart of Chillicothe, and Jay Bumen at home. -They have one granddaughter, Megan Stewart. An open house, hosted by their children, was held at the Bumen Mr. and Mrs. James H.

Bumen June 14. in 1962 residence Engagements Barbee-Koop Mr. and Mrs. Barry Barbee of 9909 Limerick Road, announce the engagement of their daughter, Melissa, to Anthony Koop, son of Mr. and Mrs.

Eugene Koop of Kettering. Miss Barbee is a 1986 graduate of Southeastern High School, and a 1987 graduate of Ohio State School of Cosmetology. She is selfemployed at Country Style, Richmond Dale. 0 Mr. Koop is a 1986 graduate of Archbishop Alter High School, and a'4990 graduate of the University of Dayton with a bachelor of science degree in engineering.

He is employed by ABB Process Automation, Columbus. The couple are planning a Sept. 5 Melissa Barbee wedding in St. Mary's Church. Anthony Koop Stanton-White Grace Stanton of Chillicothe, and William Stanton of Dunwoody, announce the engagement of their daughter, Leslie Ann, to Jon S.

White, son of Mr. and Mrs. Felix White of Oberlin. 1-Miss Stanton, a 1983 Chillicothe High School graduate, is employed as an administrative assistant by John Alden Life Insurance Dublin. 0 Mr.

White is employed as a researcher by Battelle Memorial Institute, Columbus. The couple are planning a Sept. 5 wedding in Walnut Street United Methodist Church. Kaltenbach-Okada de William and Pamela Kaltenbach of 16 Leeds Road, announce the engagement of their daughter, Angela to Shigeru Okada, son of Tomio and Noriko Okada of Nagano-City, Nagano-Ken, Japan. Kaltenbach is a senior at Ohio University, where she is majoring in anthropology, with a minor in linguistics.

Mr. Okada received a bachelor's degree in biology from Chiba University, Japan, and a master's degree in biology from Niigata University, Japan. He is a doctoral candidate at Ohio University in molecular and cellular biology. The couple are planning an Aug. 22 wedding in St.

Mary's Church. Kepp-Smith Stephen B. and Debbie S. Kepp off 124 Reservation Circle, announce the engagement of their daughter, Stephanie Michelle, to Shane Jeffrey Smith, son of Steven and Jennifer Smith of 562 Vine St. Miss Kepp is a 1992 graduate of Unioto High School and PickawayRoss Vocational Center.

She is employed by Rax Restaurant. Mr. Smith is a 1992 graduate of Chillicothe High School and Pickaway-Ross Vocational Center. He plans to enter the military in September. The couple are planning a December wedding in Grace Church.

Packard-Kerns Mr. and Mrs. Ronald J. Packard of Baltimore, announce the engagement of their daughter, Angela Carole, to Kent Wesley Kerns, son of Mr. and Mrs.

Lawrence E. Kerns of Kingston. Miss Packard is a 1986 graduate of Liberty Union High School, and a $1991 graduate of the University of Grande with a bachelor's deagree in elementary and special edlucation. She is employed by St. Bernadette School, Lancaster.

Mr. Kerns is a 1987 graduate of Trace High School, and a $1992 graduate of Mount St. Joseph with a bachelor's degree in elementary education. The couple are planning an 11 a.m., Aug. 1, open church wedding in St.

Mary's Church, Lancaster. Youth to attend conference Joe Woodfork, Woodfork and Woodfork of Chillicothe, has been selected to attend The National Young Leaders Conference, sponsored by the Congressional ership Council, July. 7-12 in Washington, D.C. son of Tony Martha Garnes The theme is "The Leaders of Tomorrow Meeting the Leaders of Today," where 350 high school students meet with key leaders from the three branches of government, media and the diplomatic corps. Woodfork is a junior at Unioto High School, and has been a Buckeye Boys State delegate.

He is supported by various local organi- Spanish society Woodfork Two 1992 Chillicothe High School graduates have been honored by Albricias, the national publication of the Spanish Honor Society. In the spring issue, the publication printed an original poem by Stacey King, who was awarded $25. Gina Workman was Student notes awarded a certificate and her name was printed in the magazine's Premlo De Honor 1991-92 section. Awarded scholarships Chillicothe High School seniors have been awarded approximately $145,000 in academic scholarships for their freshman year at colleges and universities. Recipients are: Larrareina Robinson, Nicholas Alexander Scholarship and Ohio University-Chillicothe's Flavian Morgan Scholarship; Gina Workman, Greg Phillips, Stacey Proehl, Chillicothe Gazette Scholarship; Stacey King, Ohio Board of Regents Scholarship; Matthew Highland, Naval Reserve Officers Training Corps (NROTC) Scholarship to Notre Dame; Phillip Detty, NROTC to University of Cincinnati; Erin Ryan and Gina Workman, National Honor Society; Jenny Easton, Ohio State University's Scarlet and Gray Scholarship; Matthew Highland and Elisha Slattery, OSU's Sarlet and Gray and Name and Seal Scholarships; Christina Nestor, Asbury College Scholarship; Stacey King and Phillip Detty, Elks National Foundation Scholarship; Greg Phillips, Chillicothe Education Association Scholarship; Jamie Tanner, Courtenay Savage, Larrareina Robinson, Lisa Beard, Michele Thomas, Virgina Lee Black Educators Association Scholarship; Erin Ryan, Phillip Detty, David Parker, Chillicothe Education Foundation Association; Dorothy Spencer, Soroptimist's Rosemary Cook Award; Stacey King, Ohio PTA Memorial Scholarship and Scripps-Howard Scholarship; Matthew Highland, Stacey King, James R.

Norris, David Parker, Erin Ryan, Gina Workman, Tandy Technology Scholarships; Stephanie Allen, Gayle Lunsford, Ohio University's Helen E. and Elmer Scholarship; Fred Baerkircher, Stacey King, Ohio University's Manasseh Cutler Freshman Scholarship; Fred Baerkircher, University of Dayton Scholarship; Brian Borland, Wittenburg University Scholarship; Jason Brown and Tom Meadows, Otterbein Scholar Award; Jason Brown, Otterbein Academic Grant; Angie Bucy, Johnson and Wales' Presidential Leader Scholar Award and Delaware Valley's Faculty Scholarship; Lori Cox, Ohio University's Andrew Clark and Elizabeth Felton West Scholarship; Phillip Detty, University of Cincinnati's Honors Scholars Award and Scholarship; Katra Downs, Kelly Trutschel, Kevin Netter, Dane Osborne, Nicole Stearos, Hocking Technical's Ross County Scholar Awards; Michelle Dunn, Ohio Northern University's Academic Scholar Award; Michelle Holland, Purdue University's General Scholarship and Centennia Opportunity Grant; Mary Margaret Landrum, University of Dayton's Leadership Award; Glenn Mackin, Ohio University's American History Scholarship; Matt Park, Ohio Dominican Academic Scholarship; Carrie Ralston, Ohio UniversityChillicothe's Honors Scholarship, Dean's Scholarship and American Legion Scholarship; Ryan Semerau, Brigham Young University Scholar Award; Shelley Smith, Heidelberg, College's Presidential Scholarship, School of Music Scholarship and Miami University Scholarship; Diane Snow, Mead Scholarship; Jennifer Towne, Case Western University's Bolten School of Nursing Scholarship; Gina Workman, Wittenburg University's Scholar Award and Denison University's Heritage Award; Fred Yingling, College of Mt. St. Joseph's Honors Scholarship; Joe Zajdel, Bowling Green University's Music Talent Award, University of Akron's Music Talent Award, Capital University's Music and Academic and Leadership Scholarships and Morehead State University's Music Scholarship. Datebook Wednesday at Goodyear Auto Service Center, BELLES BEAUS: Homer forms on Thursdays, 9 a.m.

to HEALTH CLINIC: Free health Zane Plaza Center; free. Magnet and Barb Saxton will be the noon at Ross County Senior Cenclinic will be held from 9:30 to 11 WIDOWS -WIDOWERS: The callers at 8 p.m. at the Eagles Hall, ter, 1824 Western Avenue. Those a.m. at the Springfield Township Ecumenical Widows-Widowers 378 Douglas Ave.

seeking assistance are to take the Fire Dept. on Lick Run Road. Heat Support Group, covered dish pic- Thursday necessary papers. stroke-dehydration information will nic, 6:30 p.m. at Great Seal Park; YOUTH THEATER: Grades 2 CHRONIC PAIN: Support be available.

meat and beverage will be fur- to 6, from 10:30 to 11:30 a.m., Group will meet at 7 p.m. at the STITCH CLASS: Beginning nished. Summer Youth Theater at Carver YMCA. For information, call 775- duplicate stitch class, 10 a.m.-noon EASTERN STAR: Chillicothe Community Center; free. 2081.

at the Lion's shelter. Chapter No. 419, Order of the ART CLASSES: At the Pump REVIVAL: Rev. Don Bock and Eastern Star, last meeting before House, must register, Sounds of Latter Reign singers, ARTS CRAFTS: For ele- recess; station of Electra will be a.m. today through Sunday at 7 p.m.

at mentary school children, honored. SYNCHRONIZED SWIM the Kingston Church of Christ in 11:30 a.m. at Carver Community UNITY 12-STEP GROUP: CLASS: a.m. at city Christian Union, Third Street, Center; free. AA open discussion, non-smoking, pool.

Kingston. FISHING CLASS: Meet at Yoc- every Wednesday at 7 p.m. above GOLF KARATE: Classes; TEEN TOWN: From 8:30 to 11 tangee Bridge at 10 a.m.; take your Block, E. Main St. golf 10 to 11 a.m.; karate 11 a.m.

p.m. at Carver Community Center. rod, reel and bait; Richard Warn- ADDICTIONS ANONYMOUS: to noon; both in grassy area around FREE MOVIE: at ock, instructor. Support Group meets every Lion's shelter. dusk at Lincoln Park.

Take lawn SUMMER LUNCH PROGRAM: Wednesday at 7:30 p.m. at the CHICKEN FRY: From 11 a.m. chairs and snacks. For children, 11:30 a.m. to 12:30 Scioto Paint Valley Mental Health to 7 p.m.

today and tomorrow at p.m. at Carver Community Center. Center. the Lion's shelter in Yoctangee Enrollment required. NITE OWLS CB CLUB: of Ross Park; half chicken, baked beans and Friday PIKE LIBRARY: Movies and County will meet on the fourth postato salad for $4.

Sponsored by BASEBALL CARDS: Swap, 11 stories, a.m. for pre- Wednesday of each month at 7:30 Chillicothe Exchange Club. a.m. to noon at Lion's shelter. school children at the Garnet A.

p.m. in the Zane Village Recreation LIBRARY: Toddler Time, 1:30 SKATING: At Skate-A-Way, $1 Wilson Public Library of Pike Center. For information call 775- p.m., Richmond Dale Branch. for admission and skate rental; County. 6909 between 10 a.m.

and 6 p.m. FREE MEDICAL SERVICE: noon to 2 p.m., bus pick-up at BLOOD PRESSURE: American FREE MOVIE: "Bambi" at American Association of Retired noon; must be registered. Red Cross Blood Pressure dusk at Southern Park. Take lawn Persons counselors will assist sen- DANCE CLASSES: Free, 8 Screening Clinic, 11 a.m. to 4 p.m.

chairs and snacks. ior citizens with filling out medical p.m. at the Heilman shelter. Leslie A. Stanton Angela L.

Kaltenbach Shigeru Okada Stephanie M. Kepp Shane J. Smith Angela C. Packard Kent W. Kerns Club notes DuPont Retirees Jack Johnson, from the trust department at BancOne, was speaker recently at the DuPont Retirees Club.

Jack Lake will take over as president. Eastern Star The Star Point Martha was honored recently at Chillicothe Chapter 419 Order of the Eastern Star. Mary Schoenholtz was presented as the present Martha, as well as those who have served. Worthy Matron Rachel Martin and Worthy Patron William Landrum spoke on the importance and history of this station. Visitors from Bainbridge Chapter 183 Judith Kellough and Mr.

and Mrs. John Schiller were introduced. Invitations were received from Robert Morris Chapter, Columbus, and Edison Chapter 112. A 5-mile walk-a-thon for cancer research has been scheduled. Serving on committee were: Mrs.

Benjamin Stauffer, Mrs. L.E. Clester, Mrs. A.J. Conley, Mrs.

John Mayfield and Rachel Martin. Legion Auxiliary 757 Dorothy Worf, past unit 757 president and past 7th District president, installed 1992-93 officers recently at Joseph W. Hoffman American Legion Auxiliary Unit 757. They are: president-Wilda Payne; first vice president-Donna Ratliff; second vice president-Mary Blanton; secretary-Patricia Olaker; treasurer-Louise Williams. Delegates to summer and department conventions are: Blanton, Olaker, Payne, Williams and Ratliff.

Alternates are: Carol Flannery, Lova Woods, Dorothy Worf, Anne Wolfe and Dorothea Walsh. A donation of $150 was made to Girl Scout Troop 181, and $50 for pizza at Veterans Affairs Medical Center. (Chillicothe Gazette July 14, 1992 PLAY BALL! Your weekly guide to the local scene The July 14th issue of "Play Ball!" will include baseball cards of local "All Stars" DEADLINE: Tuesday, June 30th PICTURES TAKEN: June 25, 29 30 00 A (at the Gazette) 3:00 pm 5:00 pm All ball players of any age are eligible A women) softball, (girls, boys, men or baseball or T-ball will enjoy this keepsake promotion. Name: Chad Bethel 000 Position: Pitcher Cost: Team: Falcons Bats: Right per card League: Twin Youth A Include a self-addressed stamped envelope to have your photo returned. Complete this coupon and send it along with picture and payment to: Chillicothe Gazette Play Baseball 50 Attn.

W. All Main Stars St. Ball! All Stars! Chillicothe, OH 45601 (please, print) Player's Name Age Position Throws Team -League Parent's Name Address Chillicothe Day Phone No. Mail the completed application and photo along with payment to Chillicothe Gazette Attn. "All 50 West Main Street..