Fairbanks Daily News-Miner from Fairbanks, Alaska • Page 5

Demonstration For Cake to mark on your calendar: Dec. 14. On that evening Peggy Goldizen of the Tice Center Bake Shop will give a free demonstration in holiday cake decorating. The program is set for 7:30 p.m. at the USD and is open to all interested persons.

This year Peggy said she will use a new approach to her cake decorating demonstration. Instead of decorating the cakes ladies bring to the program, she will show her techniques on a cake board using different types of frosting. Included in her work will be tips on "portrait" decorating. Mrs. Goldizen said her aim is to give Fairbanks women an opportunity to see how different frosting effects are achieved.

In the past when Peggy decorated the cakes ladies brought to the demonstration, she didn't have time to do much teaching. "I decorated 200 cakes that night," Peggy said. "It was like an assembly line. That's more cakes than I decorate in a week at the shop." Newlyweds Mr. and Mrs.

Fogg Plan Wedding Trip to Tahoe School Lunch Mrs. Vivian Johnson released the following menu for Nov. 2224 for the public school hot lunch program. Monday Austrian ravioli, bread, butter, milk, mixed vegetables and pink applesauce. Tuesday Hot beef sandwich, boiled no-, tatoes, cabbage salad, bread, butter, milk, iced cake squares.

Wednesday Thanksgiving dinner: Oven fried chicken, mashed potatoes, gravy, cranberry relish or cranberry jelly, buttered peas, hot rolls, butter, milk, ice cream. chinaware Use care when washing gold- decorated chinaware. Wash in tepid water, using only a little soap, as the soap tends to dull it, and sometimes even causes the gold to wear off. This month newlyweds Mr. and Mrs.

James L. Fogg will leave for Portland, Ore. where they will pick up a new car and drive to Lake Mead and Lake Tahoe, Ariz, for a three week wedding trip. The couple was married in October at the University Community Presbyterian Church in a candlelight ceremony performed by Rev. Charles Jenkins.

The bride is the former Miss Connie Willner, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Ted Willner, Bunnell Park. Parents of the bridegroom are Mr. and Mrs.

William Fogg of Palmer who traveled to Fairbanks to attend the wedding. A fall decorating theme was carried out in the church for the wedding with bouquets of bronze mums, yellow carnations and white gladioli decking the altar. Yellow satin roses adorned the two candelabras which were lighted by the bride's brothers, Steve and Brian Willner. Traditional wedding music was played by the organist Mrs. Charles Jenkins.

The bride asked soloist Molly Spooner to sing "0 Perfect Love" and "The Lord's Prayer." For her wedding Miss Willner was gowned in a floor length creation of white peau de soie designed with a'fitted bodice and long, tapered sleeves. Silk roses were attached to the waistline of the bell- shaped skirt. The bride's tiered veil of silk illusion was caught beneath a double crown of seed pearls and crystals. The former Miss Willner carried a cascade spray of bronze tipped white pom poms, yellow feathered mums and streamers of English ivy. The bouquet was centered with a detachable yellow cymbidium corsage.

Connie was given in marriage by her father. Attendants in Green An empire waist floor length gown of yellow taffeta banded at the hemline with schiffli embroidered was worn by the maid of honor, Miss Christina Vetter. She wore yellow satin shoes and a headdress of green net and brown velvet. Miss Vetters carried a cascade bouquet of bronze Drama Group Needs Oven to Bake Gingerbread House What are some of the production problems involved in giving the play "Hansel and Right now we are looking for an oven big enough to bake the gingerbread house," said Marlene Sexton, director of the play to be given by the local drama group. "We also need some six-foot lollipops.

Do you know of anyone who a.thing?" alt that imagination no doubt the cast and crew will come up with ideas for a gingerbread house and lollipop fence that looks and maybe even tastes like the real thing. Rehearsals are held nightly for "Hansel and Gretel" which will be given, free of charge, to grade school children at the local schools a public performance on Saturday afternoon. A definitedateandplace has not been worked out yet. "Actually the play doesn't involve too many special effects or costumes," Marlene said, "although our Hansel and Gretel will have to eat a chunk of the gingerbread house." The two lead roles are being taken by Danny Haslett as Hansel and Karen Mowrey, Gretel. Other members of the cast are Georgia Berry, John Cunningham, CarolBou, Deann Hawman and Louise Skellings.

Cheryl Kaufmann isa special assistant. Settings and properties are under the direction of Bertram Ryder and Julian Rivers. Recently the group, whichwascalledtheFairbanksChil- dren's Theatre, changed their name to the Fairbanks Drama Association. "It's still the same group," Marlene said, "but we changed the name in order to encompass a wider audience. We devote a great deal of time to children's plays.but we do I give classics for high school students and adult plays also." At the last meeting of the Fairbanks Drama Associa- tion Mrs.

Betty Fahrenkamp, representing the North Star Borough Teachers Association, gave $150 to the group to help them with their efforts. Daily News Fairbonks Daily News-Miner, Friday, November 19, 1 965 5 Nurses to Hear Madrigal Singers at Holiday Party Christmas music sung by the of A Madrigal Singers is the entertainment planned for the Fairbanks District, Alaska Nurses Association, Christmas party. The Switzerland is the location for the affair which starts at Best Sellers FICTION THE SOURCE, Michener UP THE DOWN STAIRCASE, Kaufman AIRS ABOVE THE GROUND, Stewart THE MAN WITH THE GOLDEN GUN, Fleming NONFICTION KENNEDY, Sorensen INTERN, Doctor THE MAKING OF A PRESIDENT 1964, White 7:30 p.m. Buffet dinner will bo served at The cost is S4 per person. Reservations can be made calling Dorothy Stella, 456-4325: or Vicki Nelson, 456-5068.

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TUMS. pom poms and yellow carnations with streamers of brown velvet. The bridesmaid, Miss Sandra Fairbanks, wore an identically styled gown in mint green taffeta with yellow satin shoes and a headdress of yellow net and brown velvet. Her nosegay bouquet was designed with yellow carnations and bronze pom poms. Alaskan Paintings Auctioned To Finance Centennial Art Mr.

and Mrs. James Fogg Little Miss Pam Bahnmiller, cousin of the bride, wore a full skirted, floor length gown of mint green taffeta with a net overlay. Her headpiece matched the dress and she carried a gold basket filled with rose petals. The bride's cousins, MissDeb- ra Bahnmiller and Timothy Peters, carried the rings to the altar on two white satin pillows made by the bride's grandmother, Mrs. G.

L. Willner, Monroe, Wash. Debra was dressed in a yellow full skirted taffeta gown with a matching headpiece. Jim asked Pat Patterson of Fairbanks to stand as best man. Usher.s for the wedding were Frank Saekman, Ja.mes Crotts and Rodney Williamson.

greeted the newlyweds at the reception held at the church Christian Education Building. Those assisting were Mrs. John Peters and Mrs. Bahnmiller, aunts of the bride; Miss Patty Peters, coutin of the bride; Mrs. Fran Gutman and daughters, Jackie, Cheryl and Eleanor House; Mrs.Schwartz, Miss.

Bonnie Hartley and Gayland Kilke. The new Mrs. Fogg attended Lathrop High School and her husband graduated from Palmer High School and attended the University of Alaska. Home Furnishings 545 THIRD AVENUE Home Decorating Service Tailored Credit Terms Phone 456-6641 Hours 12-6 Monday, 9-6 Daily 9-9 Friday Seated on the bride's side of the church was Mrs. Willner wearing a two piece sage green lace dress with matching acce- sories and a small mink hat.

Her cor age was of yellow cymbidium orchids. Mrs. Fogg was dressed in a light blue i-heath and also wore a yellow cymbidium orchid corsage. Special guests attending were Mrt. Roland Bahnmiller and her daughters from Seattle, and Linda Schwartz, the bride's grandmother, from Monroe, Wash.

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