A8 SOCIAL • the lebanon enterprise • wednesday, february 8, 2012

BIRTHDAY ANNOUNCEMENTSBickettLila Grace Bickett will celebrate her

2nd birthday on Feb. 11, 2012. She is the daughter of Jamie and Jessica Spalding Bickett.

Maternal grandparents are Grace Spalding and the late Ricky Spalding. Paternal grandparents are Kathy and Hammy Spalding and Joe Keith Bickett.

Lila has two brothers, Aidan and Aaron.BICKETT

SENIOR CITIZENS MENUSMonday, Feb. 13: Pork cut-

let w/brown gravy, mashed potatoes, buttered spinach, applesauce, orange slices, whole wheat roll.

Tuesday, Feb. 14: Baked chicken w/mushroom gravy, spaghetti noodles, Italian green beans, fruit cup, whole wheat roll.

Wednesday, Feb. 15: Meatloaf, baked potato, cab-

bage, peach slices, granola and almonds, whole wheat roll, butter, sour cream.

Thursday, Feb. 16: Beef pot roast, potatoes w/car-rots, salad, coleslaw, banana, whole wheat roll.

Friday, Feb. 17: Fish, stewed tomatoes, coleslaw, lemon pudding, whole wheat bread.

■ KMTA CONFERENCEMelinda Kae Redinger and

Richard Joseph Elder were united in marriage at 6:30 p.m. Oct. 1, 2011, at Central Baptist Church, Winchester. Father Gina Donatelli and Rev. Eddie Morgan offici-ated.

The bride is the daughter of Tom Redinger and Cindy Crutchfield, Asheville, N.C. She is a 2011 graduate of the University of Kentucky with a doctorate in physical therapy.

The groom is the son of Richard Henry and Angela Elder of Union. He is a 2008 graduate of the University of Kentucky with degrees in accounting and finance.

Jessica Job served as maid of honor. Bridesmaids were Lindsay Cottrell, Allison Stone, Sarah Owenby, and Katie Rybacki. Hadley Stone served as flower girl.

Richard H. Elder served as best man. Groomsmen were Aaron Stone, Nathan Desjardin, Michael Stuckenschneider, Daniel Bremer, Adam Bell, and Matt Redinger. Hayden Stone served as ring bearer.

A reception followed the ceremony at Winchester Opera House, Winchester.

After a honeymoon trip to Riveria Maya, Mexico, the couple is making their home in Decatur, Ga.

■ WEDDINGS

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We have purchased the L ebanon Lumber building a nd w e are in the process o f remodeling t he building and will be moving to t hat location w hen remodeling i s complete.

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John Skaggs Jr. and Erin Murphy were unit-ed in marriage at 10 a.m., Feb. 1, 2012 at the David R. Hourigan Government Office Building in Lebanon by Judge Executive John G. Mattingly.

The bride is the daugh-ter of Diana Mannel of Louisville and the late Patrick J. Murphy. She is a graduate

of Fern Creek High School and is a volunteer firefighter.

The groom is the son of John T. Skaggs Sr. of Lebanon and the late Lois Jean Skaggs. He is a gradu-ate of Marion County High School, a volunteer firefighter and a member of the Marion County Rescue Squad.

The couple will make their home in Lebanon.

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Submitted by Elizabeth Creed

The Marion County Extension Homemaker Association held the second annual Kentucky Bluegrass Quilt Show in conjunction with the Kentucky Bluegrass Music Kickoff on Saturday, Jan. 28 at Marion County High School. The show was more than a success with 81 quilts entered into the show and over 200 people in atten-dance. Along with the Grand Champion money winners, below are the categorical win-ners:

• Grand Champion winners: first - “Columbia” by Denise Stewart from Dunnville; sec-ond - “Hexagon Whimsy” by Ann Marie Mattingly from Lebanon; third - “Stained Glass” by Leona Lee from Calvary.

• Junior Category (under age 18): first - “Rail Fence” by Gillian Mudd from Lebanon; second - “My First Quilt” by Amber Rose Edlin from Loretto.

• Antique Category: first - Treasured Crazy Quilt, Joan Thomas; second - Great Aunt Tom’s Quilt, Connie Mattingly; third - Dogwood, Jessie Mattingly.

• Applique Category: first - Applique in a Decade, Denise Stewart’ second - Poinsettia, Lavon Wimsatt; third - Prairie Rose, Lavon Wimsatt.

• Baby Quilt Category: first - Garden Fun, Shirley Thomas; second - Addie’s Bliss, Jean Mattingly; third - Good Morning Sunshine, Roberta Donahue.

• Clothing Item Category: first - Winter Storm Jacket, Denise Stewart.

• Cross Stitch Category:

first - Snowflake Quilt Cross Stitch, Susan Lee; second - Fan, Elizabeth Wohner; third - Medallions, Shirley Thomas.

• Hand Pieced and Hand Quilted: first - Double Wedding Ring, Martha Potter; second - Tulip, Jean Ann Skaggs; third - Cathedral Window, Joyce Terry

•Machine Pieced and Machine Quilted: first - Double Heart Bargello, Denise Stewart; second - Sunshine Star, Leona Lee; third - Summertime, Leona Zuelly.

• Made by a Group: first - Christmas Sampler, Calvary Quilters; second - Marion County, Marion Co. Homemakers; third - Christmas Multiple Irish Chain, Calvary Quilters

• Miscellaneous: first - Stained Glass, Leona Lee; second - Amanda’s Heart,

Jean Mattingly; third - Santa Table Runner, Martha Potter

• Mixed Pieced and Quilted: first - Hexagon Whimsy, Ann Marie Mattingly; second - Trip Around the World, Martha Potter; third - Banbury Cross, Denise Stewart.

• Original Design: First - Old Time Christmas, Sherry Brady; second - Memory Quilt, Barbara May; third - April, Wanda Davis

• Wall Hanging: First - Columbia, Denise Stewart; second - Grandpa, Zachary & Puppy; third - Always a Champion, Marion County Cattlemen’s Assoc.

• Creative Paper Barn Quilt Contest for Youth: First - Tiffany Clarkson from Calvary Elementary; second - Brooklyn Bland from Calvary Elementary; third - Owen Cox from Calvary Elementary.

Winners are announced in second annual show

The 2011 Kentucky Music Teachers Association held their annual state conference and competitions recently on the campus of Eastern Kentucky University. Madeline and Caroline Peterson qualified with superior ratings and spent three days in piano recitals and competitions. They were also members of the All-State Keyboard Ensemble, which performed during the clos-ing ceremonies of the con-ference. The ensemble was made up of 22 pianists from around the state each playing 22 individual pianos concur-rently in concert. The closing concert was conducted by Dr. Susan Ogilvy of Texas.

The regional qualifying competitions for the 2012

KMTA Conference were held recently at Campbellsville University. Both Madeline and Caroline were par-ticipants and again earned superior ratings which is the highest rating and qualifies them for the 2012 KMTA state competitions to be held on the campus of Northern Kentucky University. KMTA is an affiliate of the National Music Teachers Association. Madeline and Caroline have qualified with superior rat-ings for this honor eight con-secutive years.

Madeline is a junior and Caroline a freshman at Marion County High School. They are piano students of Suellen Shaw and are the daughters of Doug and Kristi Peterson. Madeline and Caroline Peterson

Petersons qualify for state competition

Jeff Caldwell graduated from the Department of Criminal Justice Training on Friday, January 13, 2012. He is employed by the Marion County Sheriff’s Department.

Caldwell graduates

from criminal justice

training