Janesville Daily Gazette from Janesville, Wisconsin • Page 29

UW Extension Is Offering Lincoln Center Study Tour MRS. KENNETH RUHLAND Alice Klug, Ken Ruhlanc Are Married Alice Elaine Klug and Kenneth Edmund Ruhland were married at 2 p.m. last Saturday in St. John's Lutheran Church. The service was officiated by the Rev.

Orlo Espeland and the Rev. James Lins. The bride is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Otto E.

Klug, Evansville. Mr. and Mrs. Edmund Ruhland, Plain, are the parents of the bridegroom. Miss Arlene Klug and La Verne Ruhland were honor attendants.

They were assisted by Miss Roberta Ruhland, Mrs. Gordon Klitzman, Vincent Meipelsperger, James Grota, Arnold Klug and Bernard Ouimet. 175 guests attended the reception in the Evansville Country Club. Mr. and Mrs.

Ruhland are honeymooning in Denver, and will live at 3806 School after Feb. 8. A graduate of Whitewater State University, the bride is employed the University of Wisconsin. Mr. Ruhland attends the UW where he is employed.

annual study tour to New York's Lincoln Center for opera, ballet, drama and concerts has been rescheduled for Feb. 12-15 by University Extension, the University of Wisconsin. The tour was delayed because of the Metropolitan Opera strike. Highlight of the trip will be the opera's performance of "Don Carlos" on Feb. 14.

The opera premiered in Paris in 1867 and had its American debut at thfe Met in 1920. Other of the city's outstanding theatrical offerings which tour members wiir attend are an evening concert in Philharmonic Hall featuring Eileen Farrell in a lieder recital; the performance at the New York State Theatre of the Ballet, "Don Quixote," choreographed by George Balanchine, and the production of Tennessee Williams' "Camino Real" at the Vivian Beaumont Theater. Prof. Edward Hugdahl of the Extension music department will conduct a seminar on all of the productions. On Feb.

13, the afternoon has been left open to allow tour members to shop, sightsee or attend other performances. (Evans Studio) MISS PATRICIA MULLEN Miss Mullen Fiancee of Allen Seaverson Engaged and planning a wedding in the spring are Miss Patricia Ann Mullen and Allan Duane Seaverson. The announcement was made by her mother, Mrs: Joan Mullen, 327 Madison St. Mr. Seaverson is the son of Mr.

and Mrs. Gerald Seaverson; Clinton. The prospective bride is a 1968 graduate of Parker High School. She is employed by Gibbs Manufacturing and Research Corp. Mr.

Seaverson is a graduate of Clinton High School. He served two years in the armed forces and is employed by Beloit Box Board Co. MISS LINDA SPAN! Linda Spani, Tom Bacher Making Marriage Plans and Mrs. Herman Monroe, have announced the enjgagement of their daughter, Linda Marie, to Thomas Bacher, son of Mr. Mrs.

Otto Bacher, Monroe. The wedding is planned next month in St. Victor's Catholic Church. Miss Spani, a 1968, graduate of -Monroe High School, is employed by Sentry Market. Mr.

Bacher graduated from the sanie high school in 1967 and is completing his third year at Platteville State University. He plans to intern in the field of medical technology in Madison. (Austin Photo) MISS BETTY Betty Wileman, Ron Ostrum Engagement Announced are Miss Betty Jane Wileman and Ronald Ostrum. The betrothal was revealed by her parents, Mr. and Mrs.

James E. Wileman, Ointon. Mr. Ostrum is the son of Mr. and Mrs.

Arthur Ostrum, Darien. ANNUAL JANESVILLE JUNIOR HIGH SCHOOLS MAGAZINE SALE January 30 through February 11,1970 Fifteen years ago, the Junior High Councils decided to undertake a magazine sale in order to raise funds to carry on a club and activity program. We felt this was a more mature way of handling this matter than asking the School Board for the $5,000 we would require. Since then, we have felt this project has helped consolidate school spirit, as well as result in many benefits to the individual students taking part. We thank the people of JanesviUe for their past cooperation, and ask your help during our coming campaign.

Jtffffor High Coyneil Wkers of honklin and Marshall Junior High Schools The group will stay the Lincoln Square Motor Inn, a short block from the center. The tour package includes air transportation froni Milwaukee to New York and return; lodging for three nights; bus transportation to and from Kennedy airport; tickets for the performances; the breakfast seminar; study materials, and tour guide. The tour is liniited to 30 persons. Reservations, taken on a first come, first served basis, should be made immediately, due to the late scheduling "of the tour because of the strike. "To register, contact Mrs.

Chatterton, program coordinator, Continuing Education in the Arts, 606 State Madison 53706. Events Calendar TONIGHT St. John Junior John's Lutheran Church, 7 p.m. TOMORROW Fairfield Grange Hall, 8 p.m. Petunia City Junior High School, Beloit, 8:30 p.m.

St. John Vianney Society Plans Sociol and Dance St. John Vianney Catholic Church Ladies Altar Society will sponsor a Mardi Gras social and dance Feb. 21. Charlie Smith and his group of musicians will play for dancing from 9 p.m.

to 1 a.m., in the school gymnasium. Tickets may be obtained by calling Mrs. James R. Sudman, 2508 Cherokee or Mrs. Michael McGrath, 98 S.

Huron Dr. Hold Fourth Curling Round Mmes. Robert Lovejoy, Francis Russo and Carl Roth the winning teams in the fourth week of play for the Rockettes Curling Club. Friday, January THE JANESVlUB GAZETTE Page 9 When's the Meeting? MARRIED 60 and Mrs. Albert Maurer, 426 N.

Walnut celebrated their 60th wedding anniversary recently at a family dinner party. Mr, Maurer and the former Miss Mary Healey were married Jan. 25, 1910, in Chicago. They have four sons: Richard of Hawk Springs, Albert of Spring, Roland of Cheyenne, Leslie of JanesviUe, and two daughters, Mrs. Glen Nelson, Stoughton, and Mrs.

Charles Hodgdon, Lannon, Wis. Dr. Edward Rategan Produces Series of Educational Films They may never appear on the late, late show on television, but Dr. Edward Rategan, husband of the former Rita Kealey, 708 Walker has produced a series of five video-tape programs which, he hopes, will be widely presented. Dr.

Rategan, a data processing instructor at the College of San Mateo, Burlingame, recently completed the filming of five lectures on the use of data processing equipment for introductory courses at CSM. The tapes were produced at the pollege's television station, KCSM-TV, Sandra Larson Weds Douglas P. Einerson Sandra Jean Larson, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Stanley E.

Larson, Dodgeville, became the bride of Douglas Paul Einerson Dec. 20. The Rev. Duane Nelson officiated in Grace Lutheran Church. Mr.

Einerson is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Wendell Einerson, Milton. Miss Dianne Larson was maid of honor and Richard Grunow was the best man. The bride will receive her music degree from Platteville State University in June.

Mr. Einerson teaches high school band and choir and junior high school band in the Palmyra School System. Mr. and Mrs. Einerson are living at Seville Apartments, Whitewater.

and a Palo Alto publishing firm has purchased the rights to the tapes for syndication over the nation. Dr. Rategan may become the first CSM teacher to earn income from the videotape programs produced at the college. His idea for making the tapes came to him as the answer to the problem of demonstrating equipment to large introductory classes at CSM. "Only a few could see the actual demonstration of the equipment, while the rest just saw the backs of heads," he said.

"What we needed was something to give everyone a front row seat." He and officials of the television station worked out a series of programs in which he demonstrated the use of the key punch, collator and accounting equipment, using five 25-minute tapes. Dr. Rategan then approached six firms in the education field with a proposal that they assume cost of production in exchange for the right to syndicate the progranis to schools and businesses. He is to receive royalties on all sales. Dr.

Rategan was a lawyer with International Business Machines before joining the faculty of CSM. He and Rita Kealey, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. William P. Kealey, were married in 1960 in St.

Mary's Catholic Church. A graduate nurse, she received her degree from Marquette University. Her husband received his law degree from the same university. The Rategans have four children. Junior Lutherans St.

John Junior Lutherans will meet at 7 tonight in the church parlors. Children in grades one through six may attend. Refreshments will be served by Terri and Shelly Skildom and Lisa and Todd Franke. Reader 's Review Reader's Review meets at 8 p.m. Monday at the home of Mrs.

E. J. Overton 1175 Columbus Circle. Mrs. Robert Bethards will review Miss Adela Rogers St.

John's "Honeycomb." The book is an autobiography by Miss St. John who was a newspaper reporter with the Hearst Publications. Railway Woman 's Club The Chicago Northwestern Railway Woman's Gub meets at 1 p.m. Monday at the Alpine Restaurant for dessert. Mrs.

Jennis 0. Augustine will be hostess. Afton Ladies Aid Afton Ladies Aid convenes at 7 p.m. Monday in the Afton Community Church basement. ITie business meeting begins at 7:15 p.m.

Mrs. Fred Millard will be hostess. BPWClub The Business and Professional Women's Club meets at 6:30 p.m. Monday at Krause's Town and Country Restaurant. Brigadier Earnest E.

Stevens will speak on the work of the Salvation Army. YM Offers Women Self-Defense Series Self-defense aspects of judo will be taught to women over 16 years of age in a course which will start in the YMCA at 7 p.m. Thursday. Emphasis in the 10-week course will be on methods which will enable a woman to ward off an attacker. Jack Olson, YM judo instructor and black belt holder, will instruct the course in the new judo room at the YM.

Harlan Norby, YM associate program director, may be contacted for further information. Tourney Results Announced First round leaders in the Junior Women's Club duplicate bridge tournament include: north-south, Mrs. Richard Kochell and Mrs. Paul Tregoning, first and Mrs. Rod Buenzli and Mrs.

Cal Rabas, second. East-west winners were: Mrs. Robert Behl and Mrs. LeRoy Sands, first, and Mrs. Bud Colip and Mrs.

Michael Skelly, second. The second rounds will' be played Feb. 4 at the Woman's Club. MISS JUDITH ANDERSON Judith Rae Anderson Will Be June Bride EDGERTON-Mr. and Mrs.

Lawrence S. Anderson, Edgerton, are making known the bethrothal of their daughter, Judith Rae, to Loren Richard Miller. He is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Lennis P.

Miller, Edgerton. They to marry in June. Miss Anderson attends the University of Wisconsin. Mr. Miller is a student at Palmer College, Davenport, Iowa.

but darling, of course Hodgeman Siding did our house. They're the besf in town. HODGEMAN SIDING Locally Owned i Operafed Ph. 752-9964 1541 S. Osborne Ave.

Member JanesviUe Chamber of Commerce AAURIL'S JUNIOR GIRL OF THE WEEK'' Cathy McCann -Milton Union High School This Week's Fashion Note Highlights Country Set COORDINATES Cathy found Country Set Fashions most desirable to her wardrobe and chose this Red and Ivory Plaid Skirt of Acrylic that is accented with a Red Patent M6.00 Belt. To complete the outfit, is this Red Rayon, Ballon Sleeved Blouse. AHENTION GIRLS: If yoo would be interested in Modeling, stop in soon at Moril's. WATCH FOR OUR WEEKLY FASHION NOTE HIGHLIGHTS FEATURING GIRLS FROM AREA JUNIOR AND SENIOR HIGH SCHOOLS AS MODELS. -105-107 W.

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