1 22 VINCENNES SUN- SUNDAY, DEC. 25, 1988 Miller, Schwartz united Kathryn M. Miller and D. Todd Schwartz were joined in marriage at 3 p.m. Dec.
17 in Sacred Heart Catholic Church. Parents of the couple are Mr. and Mrs. James Miller of 214 S. Eighth St.
and Mr. and Mrs. Donald Schwartz of Belleville, Ill. The Rev. James Blessinger celebrated the Mass at an altar flanked by poinsettias and candles.
Pine cones, evergreen, grapevine wreaths and poinsettias decorated the church. Musicians were organist Anita Blice and vocalists Tanya Kiener and Diana Steckler, all of Vincennes. Daniel Miller, also of Vincennes, played two Christmas selections on handbells. Escorted by her father, the bride wore an ivory satin gown designed with a fitted bodice accented with pearls and reembroidered lace, a Victorian neckline and leg-o-mutton sleeves with pearls. The full skirt, highlighted by a back bow, flowed into a semicathedral train.
A headpiece of pearls held her fingertip illusion veil and she carried a silk arrangement of ivory roses and holly surrounding a large white poinsettia. Members of the bridal party were maid of honor Susan Miller of Mesa, sister of the bride, bridesmatrons Lisa Miller of Evansville, sister-in-law of the bride, and Lynn Allen of Dayton, Ohio, and bridesmaids Dawn Schwartz of Los Angeles, sister of the bridegroom, and Jana Peterson of Vincennes. The attendants wore dark green, iridescent dresses in taffeta that featured scooped necklines, V-backs and pouf sleeves. Back bows set off the -length skirts. They carried silk sprays of ivory roses, holly and evergreen.
Attending the bridegroom were best man Drew Oulvey of Belleville and groomsmen Phil Miller of Evansville, brother of the bride, Scott Muckensturm of Dallas, Texas, Mark Palmeri of San Antonio, Texas, and James By JEANE DIXON MONDAY, DEC. 26, 1988 HAPPY BIRTHDAY! IN THE NEXT YEAR OF YOUR LIFE: You will feel in greater control of every aspect of your life. Good follow-through will bring you stunning professional and financial success. Do not let things slide. Try to cooperate with everyone you meet and there should be no hill too high to climb.
More rest is the key to good health. Invest in items that will improve your work environment and make your home comfortable. The health and real estate fields hold special career opportunities now. Travel less. CELEBRITIES BORN ON THIS DATE: shortstop Ozzie Smith, comedian Alan King, Kitty Dukakis, actor Richard Widmark, poet Thomas Gray, Mao Tse-tung, author Henry Miller.
ARIES (March 21-April 19): Devote more time to pressing personal matters, seeking counseling if necessary. Postpone major action in business affairs until the air clears. Make a special effort to control spending. TAURUS (April 20-May 20): A careful reappraisal of joint monies may be in order. Home or car repairs may also hit your checkbook.
Do not become impatient with a loved one. Romantic partner could be playing games. How to submit shower reports Reports of bridal and baby showers must be submitted within four days of the event in order to be published in the SunCommercial. If several showers are planned, they can be combined in one report as long as it is submitted within four days of the last party. Guests will not be listed with the exception of the couple's mothers and grandmothers and hostesses.
Shower reports must include a telephone number of someone who can be contacted during the day for further information. Diner owner serves up food, matchmaking PLAINVILLE, Conn. (AP) At the Main Street Diner, "Catch of the Day" doesn't necessarily. mean a menu item. It could mean a spouse.
Romance was the house special at the diner when waitress Ann Rope married steady customer James Beck. It was the first wedding at the diner, but it was the sixth time owner George Elides has successfully played cupid with his clientele during eight years in business. Two of the couples he introduced were at the wedding Sunday night. Steady customers Sharon and Robert Knowles said they were "set up" by Elides and have been married five months. Regulars Dick and Jane Brown were introduced by Elides and have Kitchen Band announces winter break Knox County Senior Citizen's Kitchen Band has discontinued practicing until it meets again the first Wednesday in April.
The 16- member group, under the direction of Ann Joseph, presents musical programs to convalescent homes and civic organizations. HOLIDAY GREETINGS To Our Valued Customers, We would like to take this opportunity to extend to you and your families a most joyous "Holiday Season" and Best Wishes for the New Year. We appreciate your loyalty and patronage you have shown this past year. THANK YOU! From all of us Jo's Hair Fashions Jo, Andrea Allison Strader JEANE DIXON'S your horoscope GEMINI (May 21-June 20): The cost of travel could prove too high. Make liberal use of the telephone and express mail.
A business venture shows a nice return. A teen-ager comes to you with a vexing problem. CANCER (June 21-July 22): A neighbor could make an inconvenient but fair request. Go for harmony in this case. Business and financial matters seem easier to handle.
Influential person is courting you. Do not be too eager. LEO (July 23-Aug. 22): Dealing with top officials will help you reach your goals sooner. A promotion or raise is near.
Showing more initiative will hurry things along. Romance is very much on your mind later today. VIRGO (Aug. 23-Sept. 22): Do not expect too much from those who are busy celebrating Christmas.
Take care of essential chores, like writing letters and balancing the accounts. Roll out the red carpet for any visitors. LIBRA (Sept. 23-Oct. 22): Do not be in too big a rush to handle financial affairs.
Influential person is in no mood to grant special favors now. Romance has its ups and downs. Be more tolerant. SCORPIO (Oct. 23-Nov.
21): You will be busy cleaning up after yesterday. Do not turn down an invitation to a party. It could be much more fun than you think. Domestic, harmony prevails. Avoid touchy subjects.
SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 22-Dec. 21): Work can seem anticlimactic after all the Christmas festivities. Take care of paperwork and routine tasks. Not a good time to ask influential people for special favors.
Wait a day or two. CAPRICORN (Dec. 22-Jan. 19): Postpone signing documents and agreements until after the first of the year. Influential person gives you a new perspective on an old problem.
Romance is in the air for lovers of all ages. AQUARIUS (Jan. 20-Feb. 18): Be patient with little children who may be exhausted from yesterday's excitement. Do not brood over the past.
The future looks bright. Leave the office early tonight. Call someone who lives alone. PISCES (Feb. 19-March 20): Do not cram your schedule too full.
Stick to run-of-the-mill jobs and postpone making any important financial moves. A belated Christmas gift is exciting. Go over holiday bills. TODAY'S CHILD is couraJoan geous, of intuitive Arc was and strong Capricorn. willed.
Sometimes a late starter, this child quickly ascends the ladder of success once in motion. These Capricorns use instinct as well as logic to get what they want. Do not be surprised if they are occasionally domineering. They thrive on activity and love a change of scenery. They have a special facility for learning foreign languages.
Family and tradition are top priorities. MR. AND MRS. D. TODD SCHWARTZ Schwartz of Belleville, cousin of Lisa Groh and Libby Deem, the bridegroom.
Michael 'Miller of Vincennes, brother of the bride, John Schwartz and Shannon Whitely, cousins of the bridegroom, and Gary Lodes, all of Belleville, seated guests. Angela Summers and Julie Calame, both of Vincennes, registered guests and distributed programs. After the service, a buffet and dance were held poolside in the Holiday Inn where white lights and candles, birch trees and reindeer were used to create winter scenes. Serving at the reception were been married for eight years. Mrs.
Brown attributed the romances spawned by Elides to "the environment of the "This diner here is like a family -friendly. I want people to come back," said Elides, 47, who said he is preparing to play matchmaker again soon with other customers. both of Vincennes, Kim Donaldson of Jackson, and Dina Doolen of Sikeston, Mo. The bride graduated from Lincoln High School in 1984 and from the University of Evansville in 1988. She is employed as a registered physical therapist in St.
Mary's Medical Center in Evansville. Schwartz, a 1983 graduate of Althoff Catholic High School in Belleville, is a senior in the physical therapy program at UE. The newlyweds will reside at 1680 Cass Court, Evansville, Ind. 47715. The new Mrs.
Beck, 36, has worked part-time at the diner outside Hartford for about three years. The couple decided to marry there "because this is where we met," she said. Their romance began shortly after Beck, a Floridian, got lost while driving in the area two years ago and stopped at the diner. Accent on The Christmas Shop's Christmas Sale After Starts 26, 9 AM DEC. REMAINING ITEMS ALL OFF OFF Snow Houses Excluding Located in The Accent MON.
SAT. Shop VISA 10:00 5:00 2101 N. 6th DISCOVER Vincennes "This is the first place I went in Plainville. Everybody was pretty friendly," recalled the groom. Mrs.
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