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St. Mary's Hospital Notes Births. A daughter, born Aug. 22, it Mr. and Mrs.

Darrell Fox, 622 N. Stevens St. A daughter, born Aug. 22, to Mr. and Mrs.

Raymond Olson, 641 Arbutus St. A daughter, born Aug. 22, to Mr. and Mrs. Delmar Bramm, Rte.

3. A son, born Aug. 23, to Mr. and Mrs. Lyle Peterson, Rte.

2: A son, born Aug. 23, to Mr. and Mrs. Albin Sharka, Rte. 2.

Admissions. Edward Neman, Land o'Lakes. Charles W. Jewell, Rte. 3.

Mrs. Roy Gilbert, 232 Young St. David Lehman, 157 S. Anderson St. John Wilcox, Woodruff, George Ritzke, Sayner.

Edward Maxwell, Chicago. John A. Jacobson, Gen. Del. City.

Mrs. Wiley Roberts, Crandon. Donald Bellile, 245 Spruce St. Mrs. Earl Bauman, 923 River St.

Ray Ford, Rte. 2. Dismissals. Knute Waarum, Laona. Mrs.

William Mistely, Rte. 1. Mrs. Floyd Brencman and infant daughter, 303-A Oak St. Mrs.

George Brusoc, Rtc. 2. Terry Lynn Osterman, 946 Eagle St. "Robert Norton, Rtc. 3.

Mrs. Alton Niebuhr and infant daughter, Woodruff. Win Mrs. August Petta, 822 Evergreen Cl. Lloyd McHenry, Rte.

2. Jack Tillman, 538 Pelham St. Stephen Peckman, Woodruff. Mrs. Durward Pederson, Monico.

Miss Lydia Carlson, 728 Thayer St. Modern Menus By GAYNOR MADDOX NEA Food and Markets Editor Pine bark stew--a savory southern dish- created to appeal to men's appetities. It Is a specialty in the pine country of South Carolina and it has traveled to Florida by way of one of its enthusiasts, Tom Smoot of Edison Park, a native of the Carolinas. He proudly serves it to groups of four or 40, ladling it from an old-fashioned iron kettle. This entree is at home in a Florida cabana or served from a chafing dish at a fireside supper.

True to its beginning. it features foods that please southern palates. In a sprightly seasoned creole sauce made with plenty of tomatoes to which the favorite wellbrowned salt pork is added for flavor, generous portions of fish fillets are gently cooked. Perch or any fish fillet may be used, The final touch is to spoon helpings of the stow over circles crisp French bread (triangles of enriched bread may be used. Pine bark stew makes an eXcellent one-dish meal.

A tossed salad, a relish tray, or a bowl of fresh fruit can be served to complete the menu. Pine Bark Stew (Yield: 2 quarts) One pound salt pork, 3 cups chopped onion, 3 cups or 1 (No. can tomatoes, cup vinegar, 1 cup catsup, 3 tablespoons Worcestershire sauce, few drops of Tabasco, 6 perch fillets 6 (i-inch) a slices French bread. Cube the salt pork into picces and brown well in a 3-quart pan or large skillet. Add onion, tomatoes, vinegar, catsup, Worcestshire sauce and Tabasco 1o taste.

Simmer 5 minutes. Add fish fillets and cook 10 to 12 minutes longer. Place one thick slice of French bread in each of six large soup bowls. Top with stew. TOMORROW'S DINNER: Melon cup, pine bark stew served on thick slices of French bread.

extra French bread, butter or margarine, cabbage and green pepper salad, hot blackberry roll, vanilla ice cream, coffce, tea, milk. Miss Novak Is Guest of Honor A bridal shower honoring Miss Donna Novak was held Monday evening in St. Joseph's Church hall. Hostesses were Mrs. Emil Novak, Miss Beverly Rice, Miss Kathy Calkins, Miss Diane Daun, Mrs.

James Stefanik and Miss Carole Prahl. Games were played and prizes awarded with Mrs. George Prahl receiving the door prize. The brideelect received many useful gifts. Lunch was served to Mrs.

Tillie Lind, Mrs. George Biong, Mrs. Clarence Chartrand, Mrs. Roy Mikkelson, Mrs. Ted Miller, Mrs.

Robert Krouze, Mrs. Douglas Stafford, Miss Sandra Kuhl, Miss Marie Kuhl, Miss Louise Collier, Miss Lois Collier, Mrs. Lloyd Cady, Miss Betty Cady, Miss Barbara Busch, Miss Karen Lehne, Miss Rosemary Kohlbeck, Miss Beverly Novak, Miss Norine Gilley, Mrs. George Prahl, Miss Donna Huber, Miss Racburn Bretl. Miss Novak will be married on Sept.

1 to LaVerne Kohlbeck. Personals Mr. and Mrs. E. A.

Premeau and son, William, Rte. 2, are leaving today for a ten-day business trip to Montana and Idaho. Mrs. Robert Harper and sons, Jack and Robbie, Longview, are visiting Mr. and Mrs, Eugene Reich, 632 Oneida and other relatives and friends.

Mr. and Mrs. Charles Yaller and sons, Jim and Dick, Manitowoc, are guests of Mr. and Mrs. Herman Rand and family who are vacationing at Lake George.

The Rand family lives in Grand Rapids, Mich. and are former residents of Rhinelander. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Haker, 14 Gilbert have returned from Effingham, Ill.

where they visited. Justice and Mrs. John E. Martin have returned to Madison after visiting his brother, Jerry Martin, 222 E. King St.

Figure-First Fas THE RHINELANDER (WIS.) DAILY NEWS Total of $944.50 Will Be Distributed in School Premiums A list of school premiums, compiled by the office of the county superintendent of schools, shows that a total of $944.50 will be distributed among 850 Oneida- Rhinelander Hodag Fair exhibitors. Last year about 800 exhibitors received $996 and in 1954 there were 1,113 education exhibitors collecting $959 in prize money. The list of teachers, students and schools receiving premiums is arranged alphabetically and will be published in three installments. The first installment (A to H) appears today as follows: Arvid Ames, Crescent School, 50 cents: AVW-grade five, Woodruff, Sandra Anderson, Crescent School, Diane Adams, AVW School, Ronnic Alsteen, Pine Lake, 25 cents: AVW-grade 12, Melva Alsteen, Pine Lake, 25 cents; AVW-grades one to three, Sandra Alsteen, Pine Lake, 25 cents; AVW-grade two, James Arndt, Pelican School, Kathy Arnett, AVW, Gail Ament, Gross School, Mary Ahlswede, Three Lakes, 75 cents; Billy Anderson, Three Lakes, 75 cents; Judy Alsteen, Pine Lake School, Carol Ahlswede, Three Lakes, Robert Ahlswede, Three Lakes, 50 cents; Donald Anderson, Three Lakes, Barbara Abdell, Pine Lake, 25 cents; Robert Ainsworth, Three Lakes Janet Alsteen, Three Lakes, Vickie Arvold, Rainbow School, Lake Tomahawk, 75 cents; Patsy Albert, Central School, 25 cents; Andrew Alsteen, Pine Lake, cents; Syvera Axberg, West School, Rhinelander, 50 cents; Terry Amonson, Curran, Rhinelander, 50 cents; Janice Anderson, Junior High, Rhinelander, 50 cents; Terry Armfield, South Park, Rhinelander, 75 cents: Katy Arnett, AVW, 50 cents; AVW-grade four, grade five, $5.50: AVW, grade 11 (history), Thomas Bouffiou, Crescent, 75 cents: Victoria Bennett, Pine Lake, 50 cents; Terry Bronson, Crescent, Daniel Beilfuss, Pine Lake, Lila Butterfield, Crescent, 75 cents: Janet Bell, Three Lakes, 50 cents; Norma Bissonnette, Pine Lake, 50 cents; David Berdan, Pelican Lake School, Mike Brievogel, Pelican, Henri Beilfuss, Pine Lake, 75 cents; erly Baker, Starks School, Grant Baker, Starks, Billy Brooks, Pine Lake Walter Bowman, Pelican School, 25 cents, Judy Brievogel, Pelican, 75 cents; Dale Burbie, McCord, RhinelandJack Bartelme, Pelican 25 cents; er, 75 cents; Linda Barber, Junior High School, 50 cents; John Belling, Pine Lake, 25 cents; Diana Bergeon, Pine Lake, 75 cents; iel Berdan, Pelican Lake, 50 cents; Richard Bergeon, Pine Lake, 25 cents: Elsie Berden, Enterprise School Pelican Lake Maureen Barney, Junior High, 50 cents; Bruce Brewster, Three Lakes, Barbara Busch, Union High, Lynn Baggs, Three Lakes, 50 cents; Bob Bartz, Union High, 75 cents; Jane Belling, Pine Lake, 25 cents; Eugene Bolte, Union High, 75 cents; Jacqueline Bissonnette, Pine Lake, 75 cents; Billie Bissonnette, Pine Lake, 25 cents; Carole Bronson, Crescent, 25 cents; Duronda Baker, Junior High, 25 cents; Jacqueline Baker, Pine Lake, Virginia Bloom, South Park, 25 cents: Susie Barlow, Junior High, Marilyn Brown, Minocqua, 25 cents; Richard Burnett, AVW, $1.25: Kathleen Bast, Minocqua, Pat Blazkowski, AVW, Peter Bergman, Pelican, 25 cents; Phillip Blazkowski, AVW, Christine Barg, Pelican Lake, 50 cents; Mary Burich, AVW, Carol Bauers, AVW. neth Bigjohn, AVW, 25 cents; Barbara Bayer, AVW, 75 cents; Kathryn Burich, AVW, Billy Blohn, AVW, 25 cents; Donna Berray, AVW, 75 cents; Mary Below, AVW, Laurence Blackburn, 50 cents; Wardena Berray, AVW teacher), Barbara Burnett, AVW, Nancy Brennan, AVW, Sandra Brocksch, AVW, James Burnett, AVW, 25 cents; Sandra Below, AVW, Theodore Boniface, AVW, 50 cents; Crescent School grade four, Mary Caldwell, Curran, 75 cents; Crescent School-grade three, Paul Cooper, Pine Lake, 25 cents; Shirley Conn, Curran, 75 cents; Susan Collier, Monico, 75 cents; Shirley Chapman, Newbold School, Marcia Chariton, Curran, 25 Suzanne Clement, Curran, 50 cents; Carol Conjurske, Curran, Jeffry Cohen, Curran, 50 Mary Cody, Pine Lake, 75 cents; Georgia Caldwell, Curran, 025 cents; Marian Cooper, Pine Lake, 50 cents; Anne Conjurske, Curran, 75 cents; Jim Coates, Pine 50 cents; Peg Colburn, Pine Lake, 75 Nancy Cornell, South Park, cents; Bonnie Cleland, Pine Lake, 25 cents; Craig Church, South Park, 50 cents; Kathleen Cihla, South Park, 50 cents; Crescent School-grades one and two, Bruce Cummings, South Park, 50 cents; Danny Clark, Luke Tomahawk, 25 cents; Carolyn Calkins, South Park, 25 cents; DeLynn Coffen, Lake Tomahawk Rainbow School, 75 cents; Jack Cleveland, AVW, Linda Cornell, Pelican Lake School.

50 cents: Sandra Cleveland, AVW, Central School-grade four, David Cagle, AVW, 50 cents; Central -grade three, $1.50: Central-grade six, Janet Cahak, Central, 75 cents; Central-grade five, Gerald Cholewinskie, Pine Lake, 25 cents; Edward Cady, Pine Lake, 25 cents; Diane Carlson, West, Rhinelander, 25 cents; Jean Carlson, West, 50 cents; Jennifer Christiansen, West, 50 cents; Geoffrey Charapata, Curran, 25 cents. Eleanore Danber, Crescent, Fred Day, Pelican, 75 cents; Eugene Dutton. Newbold, $1.50: Richard Devlin, Pelican Lake, AUGUST 23, 1956 Flower Show Committees Are Told Committees for the third annual flower show were announced today by Mrs. Mabel Matthews, general chairman. Sponsored by Ladies of St.

Joseph's Church. the show will be held tomorrow in the Memorial Building from 2 to 9 p.m. Coffee will be served throughout the day. The show is non-denominationall and anyone who has flowers show may bring them in between the hours of 8:30 and 11:30 a.m. Judging will take place at noon.

Mrs. Lucy Peiper of the Wonder Hotel will demonstrate the art of making decorative vegetable flowers at 2 p.m. Alfred J. Wittrock of 1 the Shepard Lake Greenhouse will speak on flower arrangements at 3 p.m. Committees for the show are as follows: Arrangements, Mrs.

Dale Rine. Mrs. Frank Kichefski, Mrs. Joe Peterson, Mrs. Arthur Fell, Mrs.

Nick Rowinski: registration of exhibits, Mrs. Matt Vancos. MITs. Ed Walkowski. Mrs.

Ernest and Hubert Damask: flower arrangements, Mrs. Gladys Brenneman. Young and Mrs. George Doucette: registration of visitors, Mrs. L.

Mrs. Arthur Sonsthagen; refreshments. Mrs. T. E.

Chaffec; official host and hostess, Mr. and Mrs. Evan Schallock; baked goods and, bazaar co-chairmen, Mrs. LaCrosse and Mrs. Bert Sawyer; cleanup, Mrs.

Sawyer, Mrs. LaCrosse, Mrs. Brenneman and Mrs. Joe Peterson, Mr. and Mrs.

John Belanger will hold open house in honor of their golden wedding anniversary on Saturday from 2 to 5 p.m. in the Pine Lake Town Hall. Friends, neighbors and relatives arc invited to attend. A teenage dance will be held Friday in the Eagles Hall from 9 p.m. until midnight.

The Eagles aerie will sponsor the affair. The Women's Catholic Order of Foresters will meet tonight at 8 p.m. in St, Mary's School Hall. A bake sale, sponsored by the Philathian Circle, will be held Immanuel Lutheran Church on Friday beginning at 9 a.m. Marriage License Applications Made Miss Betty Mae Cady and William J.

Gauthier have made application for a marriage license in the office of Connty Clerk Lloyd D. Verage. The Rev. Arthur F. Shank will officiate at the Sept.

1 ceremony. Miss Cady is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd H. Cady, 707 W.

Phillips St. and her fiance is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph V. Gauthier, Rtc.

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William Dutcher, McCord School, 75 cents; Dawn Dumpprope, Pine Lake, Joyce Domaika, Crescent, 50 cents; Judy Dumpprope, Pine Lake, Mary DeByle, Minocqua, 75 cents; Gary Durand, Starks, 50 cents; James Pelican, 25 cents; Jerry Dunbar, Rainbow School, 50 cents; Christine DeMeyer, West, 75 cents; Bonnie Dumpprope, Pine Lake, Fredrick Duvall, Enterprise School, Dianna DeLoye, South Park, 50 cents; Joyce Duvall, Enterprise, Marcia Davis, Curran, Michael Dorcas, Curran, 25 cents; Janct Day, Curran, 50 cents; Donna Dekker, South Park, 50 cents; Mike Draeger, AVW, Gladys Douyette, AVW (teacher), Mary Draeger and Gale Trapp, AVW, 75 cents; Mark Daniels, AVW, $2: Joan Dehn, AVW, 25 cents; Edwardsen, Pelican, Kathleen Eddy, Pelican, Leland Emmer, Pelican, 25 cents; Kay Embertsen, Three Lakes, 50 cents; Barbara Erickson, Starks, 75 cents; Stanley Engle, West School, 25 cents; Roy Eckrose, Union High, Susan' Erickson, Curran, Bob Elliott, AVW, 75 cents; Edward Engel, AVW, Pat Engle, AVW, Mary Evenson, AVW, 75 cents; Joanne Flees, Gross School, 50 cents; Nancy Faulkner, AVW, Gary Fish and Charmine Kuczmarski, Starks, 75 cents; Nancy Faulkner and Laura Trapp, AVW, 75 cents; Shirley Feight, Pelican, 25 cents; Richard Foltz, AVW, Judy Flannery, Pelican Lake, Chloe French, AVW, Cynthia Flannery, Pelican Lake, Nancy Faulkner and Judy Karr, AVW, 75 cents; Alex Foltz. AVW, Danny Fish, Pine Lake, 75 cents; Kathleen Faulkner, AVW, 75 cents; Forsythe, McCord, Kathleen Falk, AVW, 50 cents; Gary Fish, Starks, David Flees, Crescent, 50 cents; Donna Foucht, Pelican, 25 Russell Fish, Pine Lake 75 cents; Barbara Fredrich, Pelican, 75 cents; Louise Fish, Starks, Ronald Fredrick, Central, 25 cents; Lanny Ferch, Enterprise, Pelican Lake, John Fitze, South Park, 50 cents; Fred Felbab, Union High, Carl Freitag. Union High, SI; Sandra Fredrickson, Curran, 25 cents; Beverly Fawley, Junior High, 50 cents; Fred Fisher, South Park, 75 cents; Kathy Fellows, Junior High, High, Richard John Fredrickson, Folz, Junior AVW, Robert' Faulkner, AVW, Janet Faulkner, AVW, Stuart Folz, AVW, Annette Groth, Crescent, 50 cents; David Gehrke, AVW, Ruth Goodin, Pine Lake, 25 cents; Linda Gehrke, AVW, 75 cents; Bob Goodin, Pine Lake, 50 cents; Marilyn Gieseler, AVW, Averil Gauthier, Pine Lake, 25 cents; Gary Gehrke, AVW, 25 cents; Mike Greene, Monico, 25 cents; Thomas Gongaware, AVW, 25 cents; James Gechas, Pelican School, 25 cents; Judith Gehrke, AVW, Terry Glines, Newbold, 75 cents; Martin Gordon, Gross, Agnes Gordon, Crescent, Stanley Graczyk, Three Lakes, 25 cents; Ruth Mary Godleski, Three Lakes, Agnes Gordon, Crescent, 75 cents; Don Gauthier, Pine Lake, 25 Bill Gunkel, Pine Lake, 25 cents; Carla Gross, Pelican, Gary Goetzelman, Lake Tomahawk, 50 Richard Gilsoul, Pelican, 25 cents; Pat Gunkel, Pine Lake, 50 cents, Doug Gardner, Pelican Lake, 50 cents; Charles Groth, Crescent, 25 cents; Pat Gauthier, Crescent, 25 cents; Karen Gilsoul, Pelican, 50 cents; Richard Grope, Central, 50 cents; Wally Gehan, Central, 50 cents; Randy Grope, Central, 50 cents; Linda Glinski, Central, 75 cents; Kathleen Guth, Enterprise, 50 cents; Harry Ginzl, Curran, 75 cents; Stephen Gray, South Park, 75 cents; Sandra Gilbert, 25 cents; Glenda Hagen, Crescent, Candee Halladay, Three Lakes, 25 cents; B. Hietpas and I. Price, McCord, 75 cents; George Hall, Pelican, 75 cents; Charles Haenal, Pine Lake, 50 cents; Norbert Hageny, Pelican, a 50 cents; Diane Huglen, Junior High, Tom Hageny, Monico, 50 cents; Tom Hall, Junior High, 50 cents; Richard Hotchkiss, Pelican, 75 cents; Guy Howe, Pelican, 50 cents; Eugene Herman, Pelican Lake, Peter Herrick, Central, 50 cents; William Hinsencamp, Pelican Lake, Joseph Helmreich, Pelican Lake, 50 cents; Katherine Hankey, Pine Lake, 25 cents; Michael Hauser, South Park, 25 cents; John Haenel, Pine Lake, Melody Hammel, West School, 75 cents; Bob Harris, Pine Lake, 75 cents; Donald Harris, Pine Lake 25 cents; Richard Hall, Pine Lake, 50 cents; Ronald Holewinski, Pine Lake, 75 cents; Peggy Harris, Pine Lake, 25 cents; George Hall, Pelican, 75 cents; Robert Hankey, Pine Lake, 25 cents; Donald Holewinski, Pelican, 50 cents; Nancy Hageny, Pelican, 25 cents; Robert Hanson, Curran School, 50 cents; John Hannaford, Curran, 25 cents; Ida Helgeson, McCord; Danny Hunter, Curran, 50 cents; Deanna Hanson, Three For Dry Cleaning SANITONE and STA-NU Finishing CALL LINDEY Open til 9 P.

M. Lakes, Janet Hedstrom and Jean Kitchen, Junior High, 75 cents; David Hall and George Hall, Pelican, 50 cents; Patsy Hickey, Pelican, 75 cents; Gary Hildebrand, South Park, James Hiland, Pelican Lake, 75 cents; Sally Hall, South Park, Gary Harris, Pine Lake. 50 cents: Barbara Howard, South Park, 75 cents; Grace Hotchkiss, Pelican, Julie Hill, South Park, 50 Bonnie Hagen, Crescent; 25 cents; Barto Howard, South Park, 50 cents; Jackie Honrath, Pelican, 75 cents; Janet Hedstrom, Junior High, 75 cents; Sharon Holte, Pelican, $1.25: Dennis Hatch, AVW, 75 cents; Dennis Hohn, AVW, 25 cents; William Haling, AVW, Lloyd Howard, Sandra Hastrelter, AVW, Martin Heeren, AVW, 75 cents; Myrtle Haling, AVW, Dennis Hastreiter, AVW, Ellen Haslacher, AVW, Lynn Howard, AVW, Raymond Haling, AVW, Irene Hastreiter, AVW, 50 Sonja Heinzent, AVW, 25 cents; Mary Hastreiter, AVW, 25: Orene Hastreiter, AVW, 75 cents; Dennis Howard, ACW, 25 cents; Gary Hohn, AVW, 50 cents; Sue Ison, Monico, Roy Huber. AVW, 50 cents: Oreale Hohn, AVW. 50 cents; Charlotte Hagstrom, AVW, Rodney Hunter, AVW.

Gordon Hastreiter, AVW, 50 cents; Lorraine Hohn, AVW. $1.50. Meetings Thursday. Aug. 23.

First Methodist Sunday school board, 8 p.m., in the church. First Methodist choir, 7 p.m. rehearsal, in the church. Trinity Mother Club, 7:30 p.m., in the church parlors. Immanuel senior choir, 7:30 p.m..

in the parish house. Women's Catholic Order of Foresters, 8 p.m., in the school hall. Friday, Aug. 24. Flower Show, 2 to 9 p.m., in the Memorial Building, sponsored by Ladies of St.

Joseph's Catholic Church. Bake sale, 1 p.m.. in the Wisconsin Public Service office, sponsored by the Methodist WSCS. Flower Show, 2 to 9 p.m., in the Memorials of Building, St. Joseph's, sponsored by Teenage dance.

9 p.m. to midnight, in Eagles Hall. Bake sale, beginning at 9 a.m., sponsored by the Philathians and held in Immanuel Lutheran Church. Saturday, Aug. 25.

Registration for Schultz School of Dance and Related Arts, 1 to 5 p.m., in the 100F Hall. Open House in honor of Mr. and Mrs. John Belanger's golden wedding, 5 p.m., in the Pine Lake Town Hall. Joyce Baribeau Is Feted Mrs.

Harry Hayford and Mrs. Clemens Halminiak were hostesses at a bridal shower in honor of Joyce Baribeau in the VFW Hall last night. The room was decorated in yellow, white and blue with a large umbrella of the same colors over the gift table. Miss Sandra Yahnke won the door prize and prizes were awarded in games played. The hostesses served lunch to: Mrs.

Earl Snyder, Mrs. Elmer Larson, Mrs. Richard Delap, Carol Jean Halminiak, Mrs. Floyd Baribeau, Mrs. Ray LeDuke, Mrs.

Alfred Seidel, Mrs. Arthur Seidel, Mrs. Fred Kundert, Sandra Yahnke, Mrs. Faye Savage, Mrs, Dorothy Molzner, Mrs. Vera Gilbert, Mrs.

June Urquhart. Mrs. Minerva Osterman, Miss Laurel Mrs. Robert Morrissey, Mrs. Pat Deau, Mrs.

Matt Johnson, Mrs. William Guolee, Mrs. Robert Swett, 1. Mrs. Raymond Counter, Mrs.

Angeline Stafford, Mrs. George Counter, Mrs. Martha Wilman, Mrs. Alice J. Hopper, Mrs.

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