The Rhinelander Daily News from Rhinelander, Wisconsin • Page 5

2, 1954 THE RHINELANDER (WIS.) DAILY NEWS PAGE 5 Judith Rae Anderson Bride Of Ronald Louis Chagnon MR. AND MRS. At a candlelight service in the Trinity Lutheran Church Feb. 26, Judith Rae Anderson became the bride of Ronald- Louis Chagnon. The Rev.

David Bey performed the double ring ceremony at 7:30 p. 'm. White gladioli and snapdragons were placed on the altar; the pews were trimmed with pink and white carnations. Given in marriage by her father, the daughter of Mr. and Mrs.

Bruce Anderson, 222 Hillside wore white taffeta and net over the satin hoop which held out the boutfant skirt. The waltz length overskirt of rosepoint lace was fashtoned in redingote style while the strapless rosepoint basque bodice was topped by a tiny lace jacket which fastened at the neck and had short sleeves of the rosepoint lace set off matching lace mitts. bride's veil ballerina length with Juliet cap of rose point lace secured by seed pearls and satin flowers. Her bouquet was bountiful roses and hyacinth florets. Miss Gail' Anderson, sister of the bride, was maid of honor.

Her blush pink gown was made of tiers of 'net over' a taffeta skirt. The strapless bodice of pink rosepolnt had matching short sleeved jacket similar in style to the bride's. Her pink velvet hat was trimmed with nose veil and velvet ribbon. She carried a colonial bouquet. The groom, who is the son of Mr.

and Mrs. Louis Chagnon, 332 Oak was attended by his brother, Donald Chagnon. Ushers were Jon Gilman and Roy Hull. Mrs. Paul Smith sang Perfect Love" and Lord Most Holy." The processional, Wagner's Lohengrin, and the recessional, Mendelssohn's Wedding March, were played by Mrs.

Myron Davis. Mrs. Anderson, mother of the bride, wore a navy blue redingote accented by white accessories, and her of red Mrs. Chagnon, mother of the groom, was dressed in navy blue faille with white accessories and yellow roses. At the reception held in the church parlors following the ceremony, Miss Sydney Riley, Chicago, registered guests in the bride's book and Miss Joyce Zietlow, Rhinelander, and Miss Sharon Kinner, Phelps, were hostesses at a CHEESE qive sparkle to lenten menus Wisconsin's Finest Whiting Natural Aged Cheese NELSON'S CHEESE COTTAGE 13 W.

Davenport St. We Ship Anywhere, Union Lenten Services Set by Three Churches The First Baptist, Methodist and Congregational Churches will hold union midweek Lenten services beginning Wednesday. Visiting preahave been asked to deliver the sermons, and the service will be led by the minister of the host church. The public is cordiall; Invited to attend these services, all of which will be Wednesday at 7:30 p. m.

The dates, places and preachers for the, services are as follows: March 3, First Baptist Church, the Rev. Wendell Bennetts, of the First Methodist: Church, Tomahawk, will preach. March 10, First Methodist Church, the Rev, Josiah P. Pennington, of the Elcho Congregational Church, will preach. March 17, First Congregational Church, the Rev.

J. C. Durham, of the Baptist' Church, Merrill, will preach. March 24, First Congregational Church, the Rev. M.

B. Liesman. of the Methodist Church of the Pines, Minocqua, will preach. Match 31, First Baptist Church, the Rev. Raymond Newell, of the First Congregational Church, Eagle River, will preach.

April 7, First Methodist Church, the Rev. H. L. Curtis, of the First Baptist Church, Antigo, will preach. The American Herllage group will meet Thursday night at 8 p.

in the Public Library. Preparation should include chapters 13 and 14.. A film will be Methodist choir will rehearse in the church Thursday at 7 p. m. Dorcas Society of the First BapList Church will meet at 8 o'clock tonight in the home of Mrs.

A. L. Duncan, 826 Keenan St. Miss Esther Harris will be co-hostess, The board of administration of Immanuel Lutheran Church will mect this evening in the parish house at 7:30 p. m.

Wednesday there will be communion services at the church at 7:30 p. m. Trinity Lutheran Ladies Ald will meet in the church parlors Thursday at 2:15 p. m. The executive board will convene before the meeting, 1:45.

Topic of the afternoon will be "The New Woman Bridles Her Tongue." Scripture is James memory verse is 13. Mrs. Myron Davig is program chairman; Mrs. Osborne Anderson, Mrs. HenGates and Mrs.

David Ross are hostesses. Clamdiggers will meet in the VFW Hall at p. m. Mr. and Mrs.

Phil DeWalt are in charge of refreshments; Mr. and Mrs. Ardell are program chairmen. Senior choir will rehearse in the Congregational Church at 7:15 on Thursday. Grange Economic Club will meet with Mrs.

Ira Cox, Rte. 3, Thursday, 2 m. St. Margaret's Guild will hold a rummage sale at the Guild Hall Friday at 1 p. m.

Those who have rummage to be picked up please call 1756-W. Twin Girls Born To Bart Currans Mr. and Mrs. Bart Curran, Eyota, announce the birth, Feb. 18,.

of twin girls. Becky Colette weighed five pounds, six ounces; Betty Colleen, five pounds, two The Currans were residents of Rhinelander when Mr. Curran was spots announce at WOBT. RONALD CHAGNON buffet table decorated in the bridal colors. Out-of-town guests were Miss Riley; Miss Kinner; Mr.

and Mrs. Carl Wallin, Solon Springs; Pat Brown, Phelps; Mr. and Mrs. Del Peterson, Wausau: Mr. and Mrs.

Kenneth Fisher, Milwaukee; Al Sanders and Lester Carlson, and Merilyn Guerrero, Guam. The last three are students at Wisconsin State' College, Superior. The young couple left for a wedding trip through southern Wisconsin before Mr. Chagnon returns to college in Superior where he is enrolled. Both young people are graduates of Rhinelander High School.

Mrs. Chagnon attended Gale Institute in Minneapolis and now is emloyed by the Rhinelander Company. Marriage License Applications Filed Three couples have filed applications for marriage licenses with County Clerk Lloyd D. Verage. Miss Inger H.

Tallgren, daughtor of. Mr. and Mrs. Gunnar. Tallgren, 34-A W.

Davenport Charles R. Fischer, son of Mr. and Mrs. Einer Fischer, Racine, will be married March 6 in Rhinelander, A Milwaukee wedding is planned by Norma Lou Petersen, Rte. Richard Dennis Metz, whose mailing address is Box 271, Rhinelander.

Two Lake Tomahawk residents, Lorraine M. Moore and Rodney 1 E. Barnes, will be married March 6 in Minocqua by the Rev. Milton B. Leisman.

Altar Society Has 40 Tables at Games Party Forty tables of games were in play at St. Anne's Altar Society's public card party held in St. Mary's School Hall Sunday night. The six door prizes were given to Mrs. Esther Hack, Mrs.

Kate Harvey, Mrs. Stella Sonsthagen, Miss Ursula Fenton, Mrs. Gladys Sackett and Mrs. John Ostawski. Bunco prizes were awarded to Mrs.

Irene Grubich and Ray Christian, sheepshead winners were Roy Gilbert, Mrs. Mary Fell and Maidie Rothwell; schmier prizes were won by Joe Rhode, James Shepherd and William Shepherd, canasta by Rosella Houleban and Lillian Kamerud; bridge, Mrs. Matt Kobernat and Mrs. Oscar Johnson; 500, Mrs. Eva Vaughn, Lucy Skinner and Violet Stefanek; Zioncheck, Mrs.

Warren Lalande. Mrs. Gladys Sackett and her committee served the lunch. Proceeds from the party will go into the new school fund. Price Bombshell! Yes, a new Nash Rambler Family Sedant It's true! Now you can buy a Rambler Club Sedan that's priced lower than any other Now sag all other 54 Nash Airilyten at naw low prices the care with the 6-cylinder family sedan in America It's first is in $15 safety and an "double santa lifetime and Airflyde beds.

See them, to such and say, ed Construction alter features fining buds scaTt MOTORS N. Stereos 84 Phone World Day of Prayer Theme Announced Here "That They May Have Life" 1s the theme for the World Day of Prayer this Friday. The service will be held in the First Baptist Church at 2:30 p. m. It is sponsored by the Rhinelander Council of Church Women under the chairmanship of Mrs.

Charles Russell. Women who will take part in the service include Mrs. William Whittaker, Mrs. Hayes Pulver, Mrs. F.

F. Knickerbocker, Mrs. Einar Johnson, Mrs. Henry Winat and Mrs. Robert Kniskern.

Mrs. Paul Smith, accompanied by Mrs. Myron Davis, will sing two solos. One of her numbers will be "Paryer Perfect" by 'Oley Speaks. At the close of the service tea will be served by the women of the First Baptist Church.

All Rhinelander church women have been invited to attend the service and the tea. Rehearsal for those taking part in the service is scheduled for Thursday afternoon at 2 o'clock in the First Baptist Church. Modern Menus By GAYNOR MADDOX NEA Food and Markets Editor Lent begins tomorrow. We asked Joseph Castaybert, executive chef of the St. Regis Hotel in New York, one of our favorite places to dine out, to invent some meatless main dishes for our readers.

He obliged with these two: Norway Sardine Omelet (2 generous servings) One Norway sardines, 6 eggs, 1 teaspoon salt, 1 tablespoon butter, 1 small sprig parsley, finely chopped, peeled lemon, sliced; 1 canned red plmiento, cut in circlets. Mix the eggs with a fork and add the salt. Do not beat the eggs too stiffly. Place butter in skillet and. let it become brown to make the eggs congeal quickly.

Place the eggs in the butter and stir briskly with a fork. Roll the omelet into are creamy elliptical inside, shape unless it desired should well be done. Arrange on platter or small baking dish with half a can of Norway sardines at each end. Pour a little melted butter on the sardines. Garnish with slices of peeled lemon, chopped parsley and circlets of red pimiento.

Serve hot. Sardines Vivandiere (Serves 2) can Norway sardines, 1 medium-size zuchini, cut in half; 1 cup of stewed tomatoes (fresh or canned), cup tomato sauce, small boiled potatoes, 1 ounce butter. Open and strain the sardines. Saute in butter. Saute the zucchini in olive oil from the sardines.

Cook and place in shallow dish. Pour stewed tomatoes on zucchini and arrange sardines on top. Garnish with small Parisienne boiled parsleyed potatoes. Serve very hot. Tomato sauce is served separately.

Tomorrow's Dinner: Tomato juice, Norway sardine omelet, boilter, new green potatoes beans with with parsley almonds, crusty bread, butter or margarine, cabbage and grapefruit salad, frosted angel food cake, tea, coffee, milk. St. Mary's Hospital Notes Births. A daughter, born March 1, to Mr. and Mrs.

William Summers, 303 Brown St. Admissions Mrs. Weldon W. Allen, 220 W. Frederick St.

Mrs. John Scott, Sayner. Mrs. Richard Milbrath, Rte. 2.

Donald Bricke, 840 Eagle St. Mrs. Lilly Spangler, Rte 2 Mrs. D. A.

Titus, Minocqua. Mrs. Adrian Wettstein, Wabeno. Henry Freund, 710 W. Davemport St.

Joseph Duranso, Minocqua. Wayne Abel, 332 Marshall St. Thalmas Rappley, Rte. 1. Dismissals.

James Arndt, Rte 2. John Keener and infant daughter, 800 Arbutus St. Emily Lynch, Rte. 3, Mrs. Frank Radzinski, Rte.

1. Mrs. Ted Raske, 111- E. Anderson' St. Scott Rode, Rte a.

Eagle River Edward Wemple, Rte. 1. Four Area Students Graduate at Madison ministration Three students from Rhinelander and one from were awarded their degrees by the University of Wisconsin As the first semester of the state university's 1958-54 school year came to a close recently, The complete list of degree recipients for the past semester was just released by. the university reg. istration and records office follow.

ing final compilation of all grades af all the students. Area students and their degrees Donna M. Gilley, daughter Mr. and Mrs. Harold Gilley, 720 Randal and James J.

Weirs, St both receive Richard son of Mr. and Mrs. James Caldwell 727 Randall Ave, And Gordon B. Long, Sayer receiving bad of business ad ministration Rev. Charter Guest Speaker of the Foursquare Gospel Church, has announced that the Rev.

Lynn Charter, 3 former pastor of the church, will be guest at a party celebrating the fourth anniversary of the "Preach the Word" broadcast. The social gathering will climax a special broadcast and will start at 9 p.m. Wednesday. A special service will be conducted at the church at 7:45 p. m.

Thursday, at which time the Rev. Mr. Charter will be the guest speaker. He will present a colored chalk drawing preceding the message. Both the social time and the preaching service are open to the public.

REV. LYNN CHARTER The Rev. Franklin Brown, pastor Eighth Graders At AV-W Stage 'Revue' Friday WOODRUFF- By News Correspondent)-The cighth grade class of the Arbor Vitae-Woodruff School is presenting a play, "Eighth Grade Revue" at 8 p. m. Friday in the AV-W School gym.

The youngsters have prepared the show, under the direction of their teacher, Mr. Schirle, in order that they may get experience before they enter the competition of the Oneida County 4-H Music and Drama Festival which is scheduled to be held March 19 in the Rhinelander High School. A list of the acts with their characters follows: Master of ceremonies: Charles Yost. Accordian solo: Donna Adzima Sandra Meyer, Joan Kasiewicz, Mary Ann Whitman, Bonnie Douyette, Bonita Zeinert, Judy Richardson, Sidney Hunter, John Margitan, Calvin Schucha and Ivan Howard. Band: Carol Draheim, Larson, Joyce Wentland, Nancy Rudolph, Sharon Wolff, Mary Ann Whitman, Judy Bauers, Bob Hershey and Lloyd Jones.

Penny sisters (pantomime): Dennis Schmidtke, Bob Einer and Pete Faulkner. Square dancers: Nancy Wokral, Judy Bauers, Judy Bretschneider, Carol Draheim, John Margitan, Charles Yost, Calvin Schucha and Bob Hershey. Dr. Bones (shadow play): John Margitan, Sandy Meyers and Joan Kash. Ink Stains (pantomime): Lloyd Jones, Bob Howard and Sidney Hunter.

No Pie! (skit): John Margitan, Charles Yost, Bob Hershey and John Cook. Calico--the trained Donkey: Judy Bauers, Nancy Wokral and Carol Draheim. Chorus: Nancy Rudolph, Nancy Wokral, Mary Ann Whitman, Lois Bob Hershey, Ivan Howard, Lloyd Jones and John Cook. M. stooge: John Cook Magician the Great Foodini: Bob Hershey Beatrice "O'Kay (pantomime): Charles Yost.

Suit the Professor (short play): Nancy Rudolph, Sandy Meyer, Marlous Meyer and Sidney Hunter Students in charge of costumes and makeup are Kathleen Peckman, Sharon Wolff, Donna Adzima, Connie Adamski and Lynda White. Those in charge of records are Joyce Wetland and Judy Bretschneider. Handling lights and curtains are Jim Beller and Bruce Bruce Rapps, while Bob Beller is in charge of the ushers. The show will be presented Friday only and there is no admisslop charge. The 4-H club and AVW safety.

patrol will take up a collection during the show to support their activities. The public is welcome and the students promise lots of laughs and good entertainment for young apd old. City Teachers Attend Wausau Convention Rhinelander schools will close Friday, while teachers attend the Central Wisconsin Teachers Association meeting in Wausau, it was announced today by Richard Ev. ans, assistant superintendent of schools. Two outstanding speakers will address an expected total of between 1,200 and 1,300 educators from north central Wisconsin 41st annual conthroughout, vention of the association.

William Early, president of the National Education Association and superintendent of school; in Savannal, will discuss "The Teacher's Role in Education" at the morning session. Early holds a master's degree from Duke University, has been Savannah su perintendent since June 1952 and was elected NEA president last July. Dr. Nicholas Nyaradi, a former Hungarian finance minister and presently a political science in structor at Bradley University, Peoria, will talk on "American Education on the Crossroads of History" at the afternoon session. In.

1948, Dr. Nyaradi, a nalive of Budapest, fled the country protesting against the Communist of expropriating American property in Hungary and against rearming of Hungary on the side of the Soviet Union. He has, since arriving in the United States, written for many newspapers and magazines. He is author of "My Ringside Seat in published in 1952. The convention will be held in the Wausau Senior High Schooi Auditorium, starting at 9 a.

m. Entertainment will include selections. by the Senior High School Choir. Presiding at the program will be Dr. Quincy Doudna, dean of instruction of Wisconsin State College, Stevens Point, and chairman of the executive committee of association for 1954.

Meetings Tuesday, March 2. Rhinelander Civic Band, 7:30 p. Junior High School band room. Regular Communication of Rhinelander Lodge 242 at 7:30 p. m.

in the Masonic Temple. Dahlberg-Makris Post, American Legion will meet in the club rooms at 8:15 p. m. VFW will have nomination of officers in the club rooms at 8 1 p. m.

Dorcas Society the First Baptist Church, 8 p. with Mrs Al Duncan, 826 Keenan St. Immanuel Lutheran's board of administration, 7:30 in the parish house. Wednesday March 3. Mabel Chapter 181 OES meets in the Temple at 8 p.

m. Bake sale sponsored by Trinity. Mission Society will be held in the church parlors, corner of Phillip and Stevens Sts, 10 a. m. Congregational Ladies Aid meeting in the church parlors, 2:30 p.m.

Mothers and Daughters Club, Town of Pelican Public School, 7:30 p. m. Regular meeting of the WSCS in the Methodist Church parlors, 1:45 p. m. Communion services, 7:30 p.

m. Immanuel Lutheran Church. Thursday, March 4. Mothers of World War II will meet in the IOOF Hall, 8 p. m.

Trinity Lutheran Ladies Aid, 2:15 p. m. in the church parlors Hodag Clamdiggers, 8 p. in the VFW Hall. Senior choir rehearsal 7:15 p.

m. in the Congregational Church. Grange Economic Club, 2 p. with Mrs. Ira Cox, Rte.

3. American Heritage Group, 8 p. m. in the library. Mthodist Church choir rehearsal, 7 p.

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Phone 5376 Birthdays Observed At Berquist Home A double birthday party was held Sunday in the Henry Berquist home, Rte. 3, honoring Mrs Frank Sajna and Henry Berquist. Attending the celebration were Mr. and Mrs. Frank Sajna and LeRoy, Rte Mr.

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Miss Dorothy Brown, 9 E. Frederick left Sunday for a vacation in Florida. Mr. and Mrs. Marvin Ammerman and sons, Richard and Larry, have returned to their home in Milwaukee after spending the weekend with Mr.

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