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COMMUNITY

Gai, Rich engagedKari Jean Gai and Matthew James Rich plan to

marry Nov. 10 in Liberty, Mo.Kari is the daughter of Jim and Marsha Gai of War-

rensburg.Matthew is the son of Jim and Debbie Rich of Kan-

sas City, Mo.Matthew owns a Farmers Insurance Agency office in

Kansas City, Mo.Kari is a middle school science teacher with the Park

Hill School District.The couple plan to live in Kansas City.

Matthew Rich and Kari Gai

Mudds celebrate 50thWilliam E. and Virginia J. Mudd, Centerview, cele-

brated their 50th wedding anniversary Oct. 12 at Sacred Heart Parish, Warrensburg, with a reception.

The former Virginia Stewart and William Mudd married Oct. 13, 1962 at Sacred Heart Catholic Church, Warrensburg.

William retired from IBM and is retired from farm-ing and a tire business.

Virginia volunteers at Western Missouri Medical Center.

They have four children, five grandchildren and one great-grandchild.

William and Virginia Mudd

Warrensburg – Univer-sity of Central Missouri senior art and design stu-dents will present their senior exhibitions from Nov. 8-16 and Nov. 29-Dec. 7, in the UCM Gallery of Art and Design, 217 E. Clark St.

Illustration and design students in the Depart-ment of Art and Design scheduled to receive degrees in December will present their work in the Main and Outer galleries Nov. 8-16. Students studying studio art and art education will exhibit their work Nov. 29-Dec. 7.

Public receptions will be from noon to 2 p.m. Sat-urday, Nov. 10, and Saturday, Dec. 1, in the Art Center Gallery,

Design students exhibiting are Zia Luerhman, Sarah Dixon, Mandy Norman, Jessica Brockman, Courtney Lacy and Grace Manus. Mason Goth will exhibit his work in illustration, and Marissa Houston and Marisa Vaughn will exhibit their work in interior design.

Art education students exhibiting their work are Katherine Amos, Leslie Byrd and Jerica Hunt. Corey Stewart, Cody Bryant and Troy Fort will exhibit their work in sculpture, and Tara Jewell will exhibit in painting.

Exhibits feature the best work from students’ college careers, along with projects developed in collaboration with faculty advisers.

Student exhibits open

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