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LolitaDeBminls Wed to W. Williams MRS. JEROME W. WILLIAMS Lolita Ann De Bruin became Mrs. Jerome Walter Williams at a nuptial high Mass at noon today in St.

Mary's Church. Msgr. E. J. Beck performed the ceremony for tha younger daughter of Mr.

and George De Bruin, 605 Oakland and Mr. Williams, son of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Williams, 1214 E. Glendale Appleton.

Tha Gregorian "Mass of the Angeles" was sung by James Feeney with "Ave Marie," Schubert, as tha offertory hymn and "Panis Angelicas," Franck, for the communion. At the conclusiong of the Mass he sang "On This Day, 0 Beautiful Mother." Sister Charlotte provided the organ accompaniment. Red poinsettia plants adorned tha altars, the Christmas setting dominated by the Nativity scene with background of evergreen trees. The bride's gown of mirro-mist taffeta was styled on simple lines with modified scoop neckline and long tapered sleeves. The bodice extended into a princess line skirt which cascaded into a sweep train.

Pearl scroll motifs outlined tha neckline and a coronet of pearlized orange blossoms held her imported illusion veil, polly accented the bride's cascade bouquet of white phaelenonopsis orchids. Mrs. Angelo Anast, Chicago, was her sister's honor attendant. Bridesmaids were Miss Dorothy Morrell, Madison, Miss Jacqueline Rosenthal, Fond du Lac, and Mrs. -Helgesen Studio Francis Flynn, Green Bay, sister of Mr.

Williams. White taffeta waltz length frocks were worn by the aides who carried bouquets of red poinsettias and holly. The princess line dresses were fashioned with hip folds forming huge bows in the back. Their white headbands held nose veils which were caught to a topknot of white poinsettias. Clifford Williams came from Knoxville, to serve as his brother's best man.

Ushers were George Gary, Elmhurst, 111., Robert Greiser, Green Bay, and Richard Plater, Madison. Luncheon was served to the family and bridal party at the Country Club following the Mass. The newlyweds and their parents received 20O at the Country Club this afternoon. Holiday decorations at the club, an illuminated tree in the lounge and wall swags of evergreens were augmented by red poinsettia plants bordering the foyer and stairway. In the dining room the buffet table was garlanded with npsegays of white carnations and holly.

Mr. and Mrs. Williams will spend the remainder of the school vacation skiing in Michigan. They will reside in Cambridge where the bride teaches English in Cambridge High School. A 1958 graduate of the University of Wisconsin, Mrs.

Williams was affiliated with Delta, Delta Delta sorority. Her husband, a law student at University of Wisconsin, served in the Air Force. His fraternity is Sigma Alpha Epsilon. MERCY HOSPITAL Admitted Charles Glas.s, 268 Riverside St. Reynold Mallu, 1051 Bingham.

Mrs. Charles Swibold, Aurora, 111. John Flannery, 510 Holmes St. Mutchler, 416 North St. Mr.s.

Ralph Blair, Darieii. Robert Byrne, 1119 Milton Ave. Kathleen Elizabeth MaNally, 907 Osborne Ave. Mrs. Mayme Danks, 330 Madison.

Charles Wollin, .137 Madison St. Clarence Smith, Zenda. Tiffany, 202 McKiniey. Herbert Becker, 1112 Wall St. Mrs.

Wiiliain Cunningham, Milton Jet. Carole Solemaii, 1805 S. Crosby. Mrs. Frank Bicnash, 210 Laurel.

Mrs. Alfarata Church, 126 Eastern Mrs. Kenneth Thomp.son, 1014 Mineral Pt. Ave. Dismissed Mrs.

Nellie Tobin. 922 Western. Edward Willing, Rte. 4. Williams Ramsdell, 1012 Hawthorne Park SW.

Peter Glass. 1300 Grand Ave. Mrs. Norman Floor and daughter, 725 Caroline St. Mrs.

Keith Zeilinger and son, 1534 S. Osborne Ave. Mrs. Fred Zeilinger and daughter, 211 Center Ave, TO WED FEB 7-Mr. and Mrs.

Eugene B. Collins, Rte. 4, JanesvilieT announca the approaching marriage of their daughter, Patricia Arlcne, to James Daly, son of Mr. and Mrs. La Verne Daly, Rte.

2, Argyle. The wedding will take placa Feb. 7 in St. Augustine's Catholic Church, Footville. Miss Collins, a L058 graduate of Green County Teacher College, is teaching the Sanders SCITOOI Rte.

1, Monreo. Mr. Daly farms with his father. A daughter, Margaret Ann, was born Dec. 12 to Mr.

and Mrs. Carl Medicus, Wauwatosa. After having spent the past year in Europe teaching and studying on a Fulbrighi Fellowship, Mr. Medicus is teaching at Pius XI High School in Milwaukee. Grandpar- ents of Margaret Ann are Mrs, Helen Medicus, 809 Pleasant St.

and Mr. and Mrs. Martin Jacobi, Wauw Pre-Schooler Needs Tasks After Holidays may be ready for the after-holiday lull in activities, but the chances are that your preschoolers won't be. Mrs. Margueritte B.

Lynch, University of Illinois family life specialist, suggests that you encourage the preschooler to help you with home make beds, run the dust mop, help wash and dry dishes, scrub the sink and tub, and sweep the porch. If prasied and encouraged, he will enjoy doing these things, and they will take up some of his time as well as being good experience for him. Small cjjildren like to feel that they are helpful. Preschoolers also like to play with old. Christmas cards and pretty wrapping paper and old seals.

And they like to cut and paste and have fun making picture books. Helping to cut out cookies or modeling clay with little cookie cutters is fascinating too. If you can keep in mind a new and different activity every day or so, your child will not become bored and irritable. Plans Summer Wedding Gehh Heads UW Fraternity DENNIS GEHRI Dennis Gehri, son of Mr. and Mrs.

Alvin Gehri, 1811 Woodruff has been elected president of his fraternity, Kappa Sigma, at the University of Wisconsin. A junior, he is majoring in chemistry. Gehri has won two letters on the University of Wisconsin golf team and is active in the Club and tha Wisconsin Union Forum Committee. A member of the Air Force ROTC, he is a Distinguished Military Student. Rock Valley Cat Show in Rockhrd Feb.

7-8 Rock Valley Cat Club is making final plans for its 1959 show to be held Feb. 7-8 at the Rockford Armory, 605 N. Main St. The committee announces it will be a quadruple show this year. The four judges will be Dr.

Ralph C. Boron of California as RVCC all-breed judge, Mrs. Lynn Van der Pool, Marj'land, as longhair and short- hair specialties RVCC judge, with Mrs. Helen Mueller of Texas as all-breed judge for American National Cat Club, and Mrs. Lorraine Wicsmann of Kentucky, as ANCC longhair and specialties judge.

This is the first quadruple show for the Rock Valley Cat Club. The closing dates for entries will be Jan. 10 and will be limited to the first 300 cats. Anyone interested in showing pets may get information from Mrs. Tom Brown, show secretary, 5033 Arlington Loves Park, lil.

A Douglas Edward, was born Dec. 25 to Mr. and Mrs. Verne E. Vollrath, 633 S.

Fremont St. Douglas has two brothers Dennis, 2, and David, 4. Coming Events Saturday evening- Alumni Club dinner Elks Club, 6. Monday morning- City Hall, 10. Monday Serra Club seminarians St.

John Vianney Hall, 12:10. Students al Stout loin Organizations MENOMONIE Five Wisconsin students at Stout State College are members of extracurricular organizations on the campus. Richard Lowrv. son of Mr. and Mrs.

K. J. Lowry, 22 Blackhawk Jancsvillc, is a member of Phi Oinega Beta fraternity. Katchcn Kubitz. daughter of Mr.

and Mrs. R. H. Kubitz, 303 S. Franklin and Deanne Howell, daughter of Mr.

and Mrs. D. Robert Howell, Rte. 4, both of Janesville. are co-chairmen of the food committee of Wesley Student Fellowship.

Members are Janice SHIRTS FREE One shirt free with each dollar's worth of dry cleaning. In by 9:00 Out by 4:00 (On request) On hangers if you wish. Janesville Steam Laundry and Dry Cleaners 18 S. Parker Drive PL 4-3356 Free and Easy Parking Mr. and Mrs.

Ray Brussat, 1417 Sycamore announce the engagement of their daughter, Joan Rae, to Phillip Theodore May son of Mr. and Mrs. Phillip Theodore May, 2958 S. Logan Milwaukee. Miss Brussat, graduate of Lawrence College, Appleton, is teaching at Lincolnwood Junior High School, 111.

Her fiance, also a Lawrence College graduate, is completing work on his master's degree in business administration and accounting at Indiana University. The couple was graduated with honors from Lawrence in 1957; Miss Brussat was an Alpha Delta Pi and Mr. May was affiliated with Phi Delta Theta. A summer wedding is being planned. Church Circles Mr.

and Mrs. Carl Beyer. 337 N. Terrace are holding open house at 8 p.m. Sunday for Senior Fellowship of St.

John's Lutheran Church. Evening Missionary group. Cargill Methodist Church, is meeting at 7:30 p.m. Monday with Mrs. Adolph Beckman, 9 S.

Fremont St. Smith, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. William E. Smith.

Rte. 1, Milton Junction, and Avis Dutton, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Dutton, Rte. 1, Darien.

EUB Club Plans Midnight BuHet A New Year's Eve buffet supper is to be served at Mt. Zion EUB Church at midnight Wednesday at the 20-40 Club. Persons who attend the 11 o'clock communion are invited to the supper. Mrs. Alvin Gould is the new president of 20-40 Club ing Mrs.

Lloyd Mevis. Bruce Steinmetz was elected vice president and Mrs. Lou Martin, secretary-treasurer. At the December meeting of the club a tree trimming party was held. Tha group trimmed the Sunday School tree with sprayed cones, ornaments and lights.

SOCIAL CALENDAR Saturday UW Alumni Christmas Hotel. Swingln' Squares Holiday dance-Senior High School. Sunday evcnlnu- Teen-age Club. Alumni Club Meets Tonight The annual dinner of the Janesville High School Alumni Club will be held in tiie Elks Club at 6:30 o'clock tonight. Main speaker will be Lisle W.

(Liz) Blackbourn, athletic director and coach of Carroll College. Blackbourn formerly coached Marquette and the Green Bay Packers and was, an assistant coach at Wisconsin. Officers will be elected. Francis-Heine Wedding Takes Place in Beloit BELOIT Christmas poinsettias and yule logs decorated Trinity Lutheran Church Saturday afternoon for the wedding of Esther Ann Francis and James Aldin Heine. The Rev.

Thomas Hinz officiated. Parents of the couple are Mr. and Mrs. Fredrick Francis, Chicago, 111., and Mr. and Mrs.

Aldin Heine. 543 N. Palm Janesville. The bride wore a white transparent velvet princess-style gown with empire bodice, long train and long tapered sleeves. The necklilne was adorned with pearls and seqquins.

A tiara held her fingertip veil. She carried a bouquet of poinsettias and carnations. As matron of honor, Mrs. Dale Heine, Beloit, a red velvet gown with hoop skirt. Her headpiece was of red nylon tulle.

She carried a bouquet of poinsettias and carnations. In emerald green were bridesmaids Miss Delia Heine, Janesville, Miss Delilah Hughes, lona, lowa, and Miss Margaret Brun, Rockford, ill, Francis, brother of the bride, was ringbearer. Dale Heine, Beloit, brother of the bridegroom, was best man. Ushers were Fred Kopland, Clinton; Wallace Hanson and Jeny Bush, both of Janesville. Rolfe and Ronald Johnstad.

of Forest City, Iowa, sang "Oh Per-, feet Love," "The Lord's Prayer," and "Bless This House." Organist was Ed Schreeder, Beloit. Give Dance for Bridal Couple On the eve of their wedding Lolita Ann De Bruin and Jerome Walter Williams were honored at a dance at the Country Club Tri- day evening. Hosts were Messrs. and Mmes. Ralph Ernest Rost, Martin Kennedy Sr.

and Albert Steinlwrn, all of Jancsvillc, and Mr. and Mrs. James Swan, Rte. 1, Delavan. The Bob Leyscn Orchestra, Milwaukee, provided the music.

Out-of-town guests were: Mr. and Mrs. Joseph A. Williams, the bridegroom's parents, and Mr. and Mrs.

Charles Baldwin, all of Appleton; Mr. and Mrs. Clifford J. Williams and Kenneth Mcwre, Knoxville, Mr. and Mrs.

John Reddy, South Bend, Mr. and Mrs. Russell Podzilni and Miss Marcia Mecklenburg. Wauwatosa; Mr. and Mrs.

Francis Flynn and Robert Greiser, Green Bay; Mr. and Mrs. Angcio Anast and Robert Valen, Chicago; Mr. and Mrs. William Hayes, Lake, Mr.

and Mrs. William Martin, Mr. and Mr.s. John Morrissey, Rockford; Mr. and Mrs.

George Gary, Elmhurst, Mr. and Mrs. Steven Wood, Oshkbsh; Miss Jacqueline Ro.scn- thai. Fond du Lac; Richard Pinter, Messrs. and Mmes.

Hector De Luca, Fred Westphal, Thomas Clark, Robert Fish and Miss Dorothy Morrell, all of Madison; Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Garbutt. Daniel, Mrs. John Paul and Miss Judith Paul, Milton Junction.

Paga 3 JANESVILLE DAILY GAZETli SATURDAY, DEC. 27, 1958 Studio MIRIAM McLAY TO WED Mr. and Mrs. Arthur G. McLay, Rte.

1, Janesville, announce the engagement of their daughter, Miriam Grace, to Gordon L. Huber, Belvidere, son of Mr. and Mrs. Darwin Hubcr, Dixon. 111.

An early fall wedding is planned. A 1956 graduate of Janexville High School. Miss McLay is completing her senior year of training at Swedish-American Hospi- Darlain Schindler Bride of Robert W. Muenchow Robert William Muenchow claimed Darlain Joyce Schindler as his bride Dec. 20 in St.

Lutheran Church, South Ridge, Wilton, Wis. The Rev. Paul Monhardt read the ceremony for daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Carl Schindler, Kendall, and Mr.

Muenchow, son of Mr. and Mrs. Henry Muenchow, S. Franklin St Two white flocked trees illuminated by red and green spotlights, red poinsettias and white snowball bouquets adorned the altar. The bride selected a gown of chantilly lace over satin designed with sabrina neckline on the long- sleeved bodice.

Clusters of sequins accented the bodice and the chapel length train. A pearl crown held the bride's fingertip veil. She carried white poinsettias on a white prayer book. As matron of honor Mrs. Roger Pitel appeared in a forest green chiffon floor-length dress styled with draped sabrina neckline and back.

Her costume was completed- with a white fur headpiece and a white fur muff studded with red poinsettias. The bridesmaids, Mrs. Le Roy Schindler, the bride's sister-in- law, and Miss Betty Dorner, the bridegroom's cousin, wore Christmas red ensembles identical in mode to that of the honor attendant. Jill Schindler was her aunt's flower girl and Douglas Schindler, the bride's nephew, ring bearer. Lyie Noe served Mr.

Muenchow as best man. Ushers were Le Roy and Charles Schindler, the bride's brothers. Mrs. Robert Brandau sang "Because" and "The Wedding Prayer." Dinner was to 150 in the church parlor. A reception for 75 was held in the Schindler home Sunday evening before the couple departed for Florida.

MRS. ROBERT MUENCHOW After Jan. 4 Mr. and Mrs. Muenchow will be at home at 319 S.

Main St. The bride, a graduate of Wilton High School, is an office employe of Parker Pen Co. Mr. Muenchow, graduate of Valparaiso University, teaches in Orfordville High School. Keep Balance in Reading of Preschooler URBANA, well-balancefi diet of animal stories, bedtime books, poetry and stories of other children is as important to a preschool child as a well-balanced diet of foods.

The child should have some of each, but undoubtedly he will show preferences that should be encouraged. Jeanne Jack.son, University of Perkins Photo MRS. JAMES A. HEINE Two hundred will attend a reception in the Rathskellar Room of the New Log Cabin, The bride, a 1957 graduate of Rockford West High School, is by the Piggly Wiggly office, Rockford. She is a member of Job's Daughters.

The bridegroom, a 1956 graduate of Janesville Senior High School, is employed at Fisher Body, Janesville. a wedding trip to Milwaukee, the couple will reside at niOVi Copcland Beloit. Have You Janet Norwood Hose 89 Seamless or full-fashioned. You save $2 a box from the branded price. WEEKLY PERMANENT SPECIALS! $7.50 PERMANEOT $10.00 PERMANENT $5.00 $7.50 $12.50 PERMANENT $15.00 PERMANENT $10.00 $12.50 HAZEL'S Beauty Shop Hazel Fenrick Owner and Manager Operators: Marge Wilder Beverly Hummer Joan Zee Phone PL 4-5917 21 W.

Milw. St. Make this the Family Reunion that lasts Forever! Is the family together over the holidays? Make it a special occasion to remember always with a family portrait made by Helgesen. Have a print made for each member so you'll all be together wherever the ways of life lead. tal, Rockford.

Mr. Huber, a 1951 graduate of Bclivedere High School, served two years with the Mr. and Mrs. Harold bro, 1108 N. Pine are eniP barking Monday night on an expense vacation trip to Califorr nia.

They will fly out from Rock County Airport and in Chicago will take a TWA plane to Lof Angeles where for three days they will be guests at the Mayflower Hotel. Highlight of the holiday will be the Tournament of Roses Parade and Rose Bow! Game in adcna New Year's Day. Tlie Cheesebros livetl in San Dfii ego for a year while he was ing in the Navy. By winning the door prize ata recent American Legion dance in Milton Junction the Janesvillar couple was awarded the Califot!" nia trip. Their sons, Joe and Tom, will be Seabee's and is now a partner in Harvard with their maternal Huber Electric Co.

grandmother until after Year's. Illinois child development specialist, says children of all ages usually like animal stories, but the preschooler probably likes them best of all. The Angus books by Marjorio Black are prennial favorites, as is "Peter Rabbit," which was first published in 1903. "Millions of Cats" by Wanda an old man and an old woman who had "hundreds and thousands and millions and billions and trillions of cats" is a hit too. For bedtime books, choose those with a more calming effect.

Margaret Wise Brown's "Goodnight Moon" has simple illustrations and delightful repetition when it says: "Goodnight bears, goodnight chairs, goodnight mittens, goodnight kittens." "Time for Bed" by Inez Bertail is also good. It tells about a small boy who plays, has supper and gets ready for bed. These are experiences with which a child is familiar. Children like poetry, too, if it's simple and rhythmical. A child can hear good poetry over and over and never tire of it.

Old stand-bys are "A Child's Garden of Verses" by R. L. Stevenson, Edward Lear's "Nonsense Rhymes." A. A. Milne's "When We Were Very Young," Dorothy "All Together" and "The Real Mother Goose." Young children like stories about other children or experiences that are familiar to Ihem.

IvOis Lesnki's stories about "Cow- Iwy Small" and "Let's Play House" are good examples. "The Backward Day" by Ruth Krause is an amusing story about a little boy who his day by doing everything backwards. She called "A Hole Is to Dig," in which the definitions of the words have been made up by children. The Giant Golden and the Big Books about fire engines, trains, trucks and building and wrecking machines are also well done. These are expecially good if the child has seen some of these things close up, Miss Jackson recommends a new paper-bound book recently published by Pocket Books, entitled "A Parent's Guide to Children's Reading." Written by Nancy Larrick, it has a section Mr.

and Mrs. H. Skadsberg, luth, are spending the holir day season with their son-in-law. and daughter, Mr. and Mrs.

Edmund Goulet, 1510 S. Willard Ave. Mrs. William Goulet who lives with tha Edmund Gou- lets, is in Fairmont, visiting nieces and a nephew. Christmas guests of Mr.

and Mrs. Willard Asplund, 1621 Sharon were the Rev. and Mrsi' Walter Baese Jr. and Cindy and Natalie, Mr. and Mrs.

Robert Clark and Kathy, all of Chicago; Mrs. Walter and David, Mrs. David Heller and. children, Craig, Larry and Dawn, all of Beloit. David Heller who is in France setting up machinery for Beloit Iron Works, spent; Christmas in Zurich, Switzerland.

Dr. and Mrs. Austin McSweeny, 1217 Martin Road, and Mr. and' Mrs. Rox Lee, 32 S.

Fremont will be in Chicago Sunday attending Ballet Russe De Monte Carlo. Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Garbutt and three children, Daniel, arrived Sijnday to join the family group at the home of his mother, Mrs. Earl Garbutt, 468 North St.

Among the 20 at the Christmas dinner were Mr. and Mrs. Jack Garbutt and son, Johnny, Muscatine. Iowa; Miss Marilyn Garbutt and James Garbutt, Chicago; William Garbutt family, Janesville. CpL James Kakuske, VSMC, fs spending the holiday week with, his parents, Mr.

and Mrs. Alvin Kakuske, 709 S. Garfield Ave. Ha left Camp Pendleton, Friday and drove cross-country arriving in Janesville Sunday night. HOST TO SCOUTS MILTON-Milton College Presl- dent Percy Dunn was host this morning to some 30 Boy Scouts who accompanied him to the European Scout Jamboree last year.

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