The Rhinelander Daily News from Rhinelander, Wisconsin • Page 5

2fl, IDS? fME RtttNELANDEft (W1S.) DAILY NEWS Mrs, C. Lmsig Entertain Dorcas Society The Dorcas Society of the First Baptist Church will meet Tuesday at 8 p.m. in the home of Mrs. Carl Lassig, Rte. 2.

The trustees ami building conv mittee of Calvary Baptist Church Will meet Tuesday at 7 p.m. in the church. the Ladles Aid of St. Mark Lutheran Church will meet in the church Tuesday at 1:30 p.m. Immamiel Sunday school teachers and officers will meet in the church parlors Monday at 7:30 p.m.

The deacons also are asked to meet. Odd Fellows will have a regular meeting Monday at 8 p.m. in the Odd Fellows Hall. Longview, Wash. Ceremony Unites Kathryn Payne, Delbert J.

Barkis regular Ladies Day lunch- con will be held Tuesday at 1 p.m. at the Rhinclander Country Club. A bake sale, sponsored by Mabel chapter, OES, will be held Tuesday beginning at 10 a.m. in the Wisconsin Public Service office. featured items will include homemade bread, coffee cake, potato salad and baked beans.

Modern Menus By GAYNOR MADDOX NEA Food and Markets Editor Here are suggestions for nutritious, drudgcry-iree meals at your summer callage or campsite. JJreaktasr. ruit juice or fresh fruit, reday-to-eat cereal, toast oil-oils, butter or margarine, milk, coffee, tea. Bctwcen-Meal Snacks: Prcswecl- ened cereals with milk. Use paper cereal bowls to banish cleanup.

Tuna Rabbit on Oven-Toasted Rice Cereal (6 servings) Two tablespoons butter or margarine, Vi cup flour, teaspoon ciry mustard, teaspoon salt, teaspoon pepper, 1 teaspoon Worcestershire sauce, 2 cups milk, whole evaporated, or nonfat; 2 cups' (8 ounces) sharp American cheese, grated; 1 (7-ounceJ can tuna fish, naked; cups rice cereal or corn soya shreds. Melt butler; stir in flour and seasonings; add milk. Cook over hot water until thickened, stirring frequently. Add cheese and tuna fish; continue cooking until cheese is melted and fish is heated. Serve immediately over heated oven- toasted rice cereal or corn soya shreds.

(If no oven is available, heat cereal in heavy fry pan over very low heat, stirring constantly.) If desired, tuna rabbit may be served in individual casseroles topped with heated oven-toasted rice cereal or corn soya shreds. MONDAY'S DINNER: Tuna rabbit on oven-toasted rice cereal, tossed salad, French dressing, enriched bread with butter or margarine, vanilla pudding with fresh fruit sauce, oatmeal nut cookies, coffee, tea, milk. (Logan Studio, Longview) MR. AND MRS. DELBERT JOEL SARKIE Altar bouquets and baskets of yellow and white gladioli decorated Emmanuel Lutheran Church of trim.

She carried a large cascade bouquet of baby pink roses and stephanotis. Longview, Wash, on June 15 for Miss Phyllis Gates, formerly the 1:30 p.m. wedding of Kathryn I Rhinclander, was maid of honor ii Jean Payne and Delbert Joel Sar- yellow flocked nylon fashioned ir m-incess stvie. She carried a bas kie. The bride, daughter of Mr.

and Mrs. Charles Payne, Longview, former residents of Rhinelandcr, graduated from high school here and now is long distance operator for Pacific Bell Telephone in Longview. The groom, son of Mr. and Mrs. Joel Sarkie, Brownsmead, and a graduate of Kuappa, Ore.

High in 1951, served in the US Navy in the South Pacific. He is employed by Saundcrs Motors in Longview. Officiating at the ceremony was the Rev. Frank L. Ericksen.

Mrs. Sheldon Moe was the organist and soloist Tom Frost sang "Why Do I Love You" and "The Lord's Prayer." A floor length gown of white flocked nylon with short sleeves and low Sabrina neckline, was chosen by the former Miss Payne. The three tiered skirt was set off by a wide white satin sash which tied with a large bow in back. Her fingertip veil of nylon net flowed from a Juliet cap lighted with seed pearls and iridescent NOTICE Our plant will be closed for a short period over the July 4th holidays starting July 1st. We do this every year as it has been our practice to allow for employee vacations, plant repair and machine maintenance.

You may send your work as usual, but please consider the small delay necessary in its being returned. We wish to thank you for your consideration and look forward to serving you as usual after the holidays. Let Us Know About Guests The nicest compliment you can pay friends visiting you is to have an announcement of their visit on this page. Your local friends, also, will be interested to learn of guests arriving at your home. Please help us make the record of Rhinelander visitors complete by phoning The News, 2-6397.

Mrs. J. Stevens Is Honored PINE LAKE (By News Cor respondent) Mrs. Jerry Stevens was guest of honor at a pink and blue shower Monday evening in the Pine Lake Community Building Games were played and Mrs. William Federer, Mrs.

Ben Walters and Mis. Harry Molzner received the prizes in schmeir. Bunco win ners were Mrs. Grant Van Gorder Mrs. Rose PeUctier, and Mrs Lloyd Bcrnslecn.

Mrs. Peter Gar row received the door prize. Mrs. Stevens received many lovely and appropriate gifts; and i lunch was served by the. hostess es, Mrs.

Gene Stevens. Mrs. Rus sell Stevens, and Mrs. Ray Bissonnette to the following guests: Mrs. Ben Walters, Mrs.

William Federer, Mrs. Harlcy Skinner and Jean, Mrs. Oscar Durkec, Beverly and Mary, Mrs. Delores Jankowski and Jimmy, Mrs. William Ben- SOD IVHS.

Jl i nt-rj tv-vi, j. vit in. -j Mre Sa 0' a cmbcr of the'class, was not present when the picture News Photo) Meetinas nett and Vicky; Mrs. Freeman Bennett, Mrs. FO 2-5606 princess style.

She ket of yellow roses and Ester Ree daisies. Miss Louise Olsen, Astoria, Ore cousin of the groom, was bridesmaid; Miss Peggy Payne, sister of the bride, junior bridesmaid. Their aqua gowns were similar to that of the maid of honor and they carried baskets of flowers. The bride's mother wore blue lace with matching accessories and a corsage of pink roses. The groom's mother was present in light blue silk with pink accessories and pink rose corsage.

Jon Wcsterholm, the groom's cousin from Eugene, was best man; Harry Heilmann of Astoria was groomsman; Noel Nordquist and Stephen Reese of Longview were groomsmen. Candles lighted Emmanuel Parish Hall for the reception, coffee and punch tables were centered with yellow glads, white delphinium and yellow carnations. Yellow glads and white delphinium circled the wedding cake. Assisting at the reception were Mrs. Walter Gafke, the bride's aunt, who served coffee; Miss Judy Monahan, the punch; Mrs.

Henry Gates and Mrs. Ralph Olson cut the cake; Miss Sylvia Gates and Miss Barbara Korpinen were at the gift table; Mrs. Richard Cole had charge of the guest book with Mrs. Charles Sherwood and Mrs. John Skerc helping her.

An evening buffet supper was served to relatives and close friends in the home of the bride's parents. For her trip to Vancouver, B.C. and Seaside, the bride combined a blue two-piece dacron dress with pink accessories. Mr. and Mrs.

Delbert Joel Sarkie will make their home at 537-27th St. in Longview. Among the out of town guests were Mr. and Mrs. Walter Gafke, the bride's aunt and uncle from Ilinsdale, 111.

and Mr. and Mrs. Leo Goytowski, Aberdeen, formerly of Wuusau. Howard Brusoe, Mrs. Harry Molz- ner, Mrs.

Helmer DeMeycr, Mrs. Junior Haenel, Mrs. Edward Cody, Mrs. Grant Van Gorder, Mrs. Louis Blong, Mrs.

George Blong, Mrs. Bruce Bissonnctte, Mrs. Lloyd Bernsteen, Mrs. Gordon Stevens, Mrs. Rose Pelletier, Mrs.

Peter Garrow and Mrs. Alan Ford. Mrs. William Servant and chil dren, Mark and Terry, have returned from two weeKs visit at the home of Mrs. Servant's parents, Mr.

and Mrs. John Stefonik, in St. Paul, Minn. They visited there while Mr. Servant was at Camp McCoy with Company guests at the home of Mr.

and Mrs. Donald Strandberg were Mr and Mrs. Andy Holmes, Milwaukee. Mr. Strandberg was also in Milwaukee with friends this past week to see a Braves Richard Dent and son, Garry, Chicago are spending the summer with Mr.

and Mrs. Charles Dent and Berl Winchell and children, Jerry, Sally, and Debby, have returned home after spending the past two weeks at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Ed McConnagliy in LaCrosse. While there, they visited other friends and relatives and also Mr.

Winchell, who was at Camp McCoy. St. Mary's Hospital Notes Births. A daughter, born June 28, to Mr. and Mrs.

Delbert Smith, 1303 Coon St. Admissions. Peter Czech, Armstrong Creek. Dismissals. Mrs.

Dennis W. Donohtie, Wilmette, 111. James Zambon, Holiday Acres. Mrs. Ray Simmons, 13 E.

King St. Mrs. Emma Winquist, 42G Conro St. Debra Haas, Zion, 111. Mrs.

Lyle Dailey, Rte. 3. Frank Gauthicr, 248 Johnson St. Wallace E. Ritchie, 840 Eagle St.

Cliflord Kristo, Eagle River. Byron DCS Jarlais, Elcho. Herbert Bowker, Eagle River. Priscilla Walti, 31 Curran St. Frank Walti, 31 Curran St.

Michael Olsen, 20 W. Itasca St. Monday, July 1. Odd Fellows, 8 p.m., in the IOOF Hall. Immanuel Sunday school teachers and officers, 7:30 p.m., in the church parlors; deacons also will meet.

Tuesday, July 2. Ladies Day luncheon, 1 p.m., in the Country Club. Calvary Baptist trustees and building committee, 7 p.m., in the church. St. Mark Ladies Aid, 1:30 p.m., in the church.

Dorcas Society of the First Baptist Church, 8 p.m., in the home of Mrs. Carl Lassig, Rte. 2. Bake sale, 10 a.m., in the Wisconsin Public Service office, sponsored by Mabel chapter, OES. Crescent Club Enjoys Picnic The Crescent Woman's Club me' Thursday at the cottage of Mrs Phil Cloutier on Pine Lake, Tow: of Harrison, for a picnic.

The meeting was called to ordci by president Mrs. Marion Andcr son, with Mrs. Oran Rude appoint ed to fill the unexpired term secretary. A bake sale will be held at th Wisconsin Public Service office be ginning at 10 a.m. on July 10, will Mrs.

Viola Evers as chairman. Mrs. Emma Musson was wel corned as a new member. The president appointed Mrs Mary Goulce, Mrs. Ora Radtkc Mrs.

Clarissi Martin to act as the fair booth committee. Mrs. Mary Kolberg will enter tain July 25 at the home of Mrs Elmer Coulee on Pine Lake. The meeting was closed with 1 members responding to roll call Trinity Picnic Re-Scheduled Trinity Lutheran Church will ti PRINTED PATTERN 4748 Personals Mr. and Mrs.

Roland Lange, Milwaukee, are visiting Mr. and Mrs. Shower Fetes Mrs. R. Dahlvig pfNE LAKE (By News Leon Kukanlch and Mrs.

Joseph Foust were hostesses at a stork shower for Mrs. Foust's daughter, Mrs. Richard Dahlvig, Wednesday evening in the Community Building. Winners at 500 were Mrs. James Stephens, and Mrs.

Herman Winandet; and Mrs. Henry Boynlon and Mrs. Stanley Lee received the prix.es in bunco. Pri7.es in scnmeir went to fvns. John Loduha and Mrs.

Jack Foust; and Mrs. Loduha also received the door piize. After lunch was served to the following guests Mrs. Dahlvig opened many lovely gifts, as well as a purse of silver: Mrs. Floyd Jcrred, Mrs.

Albert Price, Mrs. John Loduha, Mrs. Humphrey Boynton, Mrs. George Lind, Mis. Virgil Pugh, Mrs.

Richard Vicaux, Mrs. Ernest Vieaux, Mrs. Harley Skinner and Jean, Mrs. Spence Roou, Mrs. Paul Kruncos, Mrs.

Robert Weideman, Mrs. Norman Zehms, Mrs. Jack Foust, Mrs. Herb Whiting. Mrs.

Andrew Jesse, Mrs. Charles Worden, Mrs. George Blong, Mrs. Fred Mooney, Mrs. Jake Miller, Mrs.

Alexander Bernsteen, Mrs. James Stephens, Mrs. Jim Shepherd, Mrs. Wesley Hanson, Mrs. Loyal Rice, Mrs.

David Wilmot, Mrs. Ray Wilmot and Nancy, Mrs. Ruth Sparks, Mrs. Henry Boynton, Mrs. Nick Biesik, Donna May and Rosalie, Mrs.

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Printed directions on each pattern part. Easier, faster, accurate. Send 35c in coins for this 5 cents for each pattern for Ist-class mailing. Send to ANNE ADAMS, care of The Rhinelander Daily News, Pattern it Sunday School and 243 West 17th New York 11, Cotton Knits Blossoming for Summer congregational picnic will be held Sunday noon at Pleoger's Columbus Lake Resort north east of Sugar Camp. Kenneth Laddusire, president of the Brotherhood, which sponsors the picnic, announced that they will hope for good weather Sunday and plan to have the festivities which were postponed from last Sunday because of the cold and rainy weather.

Plans for boating, swimming and soft-ball have been made so thai all, both young and old, will find this an enjoyable occasion. Rolf Olson to Speak In Osnabrook, N.D. Rolf Olson, 720 Evergreen Court, will speak at the dedication serv- of the Duvro Lutheran Church, N. Y. Print plainly NAME, ADDRESS with ZONE, SIZE and STYLE NUMBER.

Arthur Hammcl and family, 346 Hillside Rd. Mr. and Mrs. William Perkins, Leisure City, are visiting Mr. and Mrs.

Niles Osbcrg, 1010 N. Stevens and other friends. Mr. and Mrs. Perkins arc former Rhinclander residents.

Mrs. Charles Gibbon of Chicago is vacationing at her cottage on Third Lake, Rte. 3. Mr. and Mrs.

Carl Smith and daughters, Janet and Judy, San Diego, Calif, are visiting at the home of the Harold Smiths. Mr. and Mrs. James McCormick, Neenah, are spending the weekend with Mr. and Mrs.

George Clements, 1016 Randall Ave. Eugene Koerner, formerly a resident of the town of Pelican, now living in St. Louis, Mo. spent a week with Mr. and Mrs.

Edward W. Lemke, Rte. 1. Betty Cuhrt, who has been employed in Chicago, is visiting her parents, Mr. and Mrs.

Lcmke. Ben Walter Family Entertains Guests Residents of Sugar Camp enjoyed a picnic Sunday at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Ben Walter, town of Pine Lake. Present were Mr.

and Mrs. Alex Stcfoneck, Mr. and Mrs. L. Ste- foneck, Glen Stefoncck, Mr.

and Mrs. Thomas King, Sugar Camp; Mr. and Mrs. George Walter, Rhinelandcr; Mr. and Mrs.

Fred Hunter and Linda, Michael and Pat, Pine Lake; Mr. and Mrs. William Konkol, Wausau; Mrs. Sam Gorofolo and son, Jimmy, Chicago. Mr.

and Mrs. C. Parks Are Parents of Son Mr. and Mrs. Charles Parks, San Diego, arc the parents of a son, Gary Lee, born June 23.

Mrs. Parks is the former Leah Larson, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Iver Larson, former Rhinclander residents who now live in Windsor, Calif. William McNaab, Mrs.

Adclc Dahlvig and Jolcne. Joseph Foust has returned home from a Milwaukee hospital, where he had his leg amputated some time ago. He has now been fitted with an artificial leg and is progressing very and Mrs. Weil Baidort and children of Neenah spent a week at the home of Mr. and Mrs.

Edward Cody. Other guests lately at the Cody home included Mr. and Mrs. Albert Tock, and daughter, Pat, Mt. Horeb, Leonard Cody, Evanston, and Mr.

and Mrs. Oscar Sundbcrg, Iron Mountain, Mich. Marriage License Applications Filed A number of applications for marriage licenses have been filed recently in the office of County Clerk Lloyd D. Verage. Miss Jeanne Gail O'Malley, daughter of Mr.

and Mrs. Michael O'Malley, 310 N. Brown and Donald P. sun of Mr. and Mrs.

R. P. Chevy Chase, were married this morning St Mary's Catholic Church. Miss JuAnn Mary Johnson, daughter of Mr. and Mrs.

George Johnson, 8KJ Margaret St. and Osnabrook, N.D. Sunday evening. veu- 1955-56 I lander; Miss Nancy J. Maney.

Mr. Olson' is the son of Pastor Three Lakes and Paul Mania. A Olson of Trim- Chicago, also planned weddings tu- and Mrs. Walter A. Olson of Trini ty L.Uheran Church.

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