The Daily Journal from Fergus Falls, Minnesota • Page 5

SATURDAY, FEB. 1, 1964 FERGUS FALLS (Minn.) DAILY JOURNAL PAGE FIVE From A PERSONAL ANGLE Dial 736-2601 Color Slutlio MR. AND MRS. LESTER S. HANSON Bethel Church Scene of Hanson-Berg Vows Bethel Lutheran Church was the scene of the marriage January 25 of Sandra Kaye Berg and Lester Selvin Hanson.

The Rev. 0. E. Overland officiated at the candlelight Blue and white were used in the candelabra and aisle tapers and in the mum and carnation bouquets. The bride is the daughter of and Mrs.

E. Hamilton Berg of N.D., arid the bride Mrs. Herman M. Hanson of Fer- groom is the son of Mr gus Falls. The bride chose a chapel- length gown of nylon organza and lace with chapel train.

The full overskirt was caught with hand-made lace roses and the bodice was all lace. Her pure silk illusion net was held by a double crown of pearls and crystals. She carried red roses. Matron of honor was Mrs. Roger Shjerve and bridesmaid was LaVern Hanson, both sisters of the groom.

They wore blue peau de suave sheath gowns with chiffon overskirts. They carried cascade bouquets of white mums and shattered carnations. Lisa Loftsgard of Park River, N.D., was flower EM. Roger Shjerve was best man and Stephen Berg, brother of the bride, was groomsman. Ushers were Kenneth Lider and Stuart Loftsgard.

Paul Shjerve was ring bearer. Candlelighter ganist and Wayne Larson sang "0 Perfect Love" and "Wedding Prayer." Following the ceremony, a reception was given for 100 guests. Sharon Hanson, sister of the groom, registered the guests. Coffee pourers were Mrs. Selmer Hanson and Mrs.

Melvin Lider, aunts of the groom. cake were Mrs. Eugene Loftsgard and Mrs. Alvin Gryte, aunts of the ride. Waitresses were Ardyce Lider, Beverly Lider, Marilyn Lider and Mrs.

Kenneth Lider. Serving were Mrs. Joan Watson, Mrs. C. C.

Christiansen, Mrs. Doris Vettrus and Agnes Klyppe. At the gift table were Mrs. Gary Bradow, Mrs. Robert Anderson, Shirley Fronning, and Emily Thorness.

Host and hostess were Mr. and Mrs. Walter Swiontek. Out of town guests at the wedding and reception included Mr. and Mrs.

Eugene Loftsgard anc family of Park River, N.D., anc Mr. and Mrs, Alvin Gryte and Charles of Crookston. newlyweds are now at home at 2 Cecil Avenue, Fergus Falls. Mr. Hanson attended Benson County Agricultural School, Haddock, N.D., and Hillcrest Lutheran Acade- Mrs.

Hanson attended the The 63-voke Luther College Choir began its annual winter tour January 25 and will make 12 appearances in Iowa, South Dakota, Minnesota, Wisconsin and Illinois. Among its members are Madelvn Preus of Fergus Falls and Phillip Estrem of Battle Lake. Caroline Bndack and her sister Mrs. Mittag of Wahneton are driving to San Antonio, for a month's vacation with the Frank Vitiello family. Mrs.

Vi- tie'lo is a daughter of Mrs. Mittag. An Infant boy, Scott Alan, arrived January 28 from Minneapolis to make bis home with Joan and Gordy Hanson of rural Doran. Kathy will go this weekend to St. Paul to enroll as a student at Macalester College for tlie next semester.

Carmen Robertson of Roches. ler visited friends -in Fergus Falls briefly on Thursday and Friday. University of Minnesota, Morris, seniors will begin seven weeks of student teaching on Monday. This is the second time the students have gone into the same schools. Last fall they observed and did some teaching as a prior exposure to the high i school program.

Among those students teaching are Burnoll Eidem of Elbow Lake at Benson; Richard Schendel of Norcross at Browns Valley; Arlenej Strehlo of Elbow Lake at Cho kio; Janet Lawler of Morris at i Elbow Lake; Roger Stark of Hoffman at Elbow Lake; Christian Kamrud of Parkers Prairie at Herman; Stanley Anderson of Hoffman at Herman. Carol Townscrd, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Townsend, has been named- to the Dean's Honor Roll at Hamline University, St. Pan'.

Miss Townsend is a senior. This is the first honor list released under Hamline's new 3-3 program. Under this system the academic year is di- vic'ed into three terms with students tP 'ing three courses each term. The plan places a chal- lenpe on students bv requiring more concentrated effort. Thirty-two Moorhead I a I College seniors have been selected for membership in "Who's Who in American Colleges and Universities." In addition to those mentioned earlier they include Orvin Anderson, Fergus Falls: Douglas Grouws of Pelican Rapids; Diane Smith Churchill of Herman.

Library News and Reviews By EVERETT FOSTER NEW "The Hat on the Hod" by John O'Hara. A collection of 24 new stories by O'llara. "Shakespeare: a biography" by Peter Quennelt. An MR. AND MRS, Color Studio RICHARD C.

JENSEN Richard Jensen and Lu Ann Rindahl Wed The marriage of LuAnn Jean Rindahl to Richard C. Jensen took place at an evening ceremony January 25 in Rindal Lu- my. Walsh County Agricultural School, Park River, N.D., and Hillcrest Lutheran Academy. He is custodian'al Lake Region Hos- bride. Mrs.

Brian Berg, brother of the Wayne Larson was or- for'otter Tail Power Company. Formosa Earthquake Shakes Mission Home ofBradleys Mrs Blake Bradley (Faith 1 did no damage over here, thank Skepstad) writes regarding the the Lord! I was just pu ling i 10 heard the earthquake in Formosa January 18 Mrs. Bradley is the daughter of Pastor and Mrs. John Skepstad, formerly of Fergus Falls and now of Evansville. "In case you have heard about the earthquake that hit the island last Saturday (Jan.

18), it Lake Region Hospital Discharged January 31 Mrs. Ole Aune, Underwood Kim Biederman (Robert), 917 N. Park Steven Danielson. Rothsay Harry Dewier. Route 5 Curtis Dickhoff (Elroy), Route 3, Rothsay Theodore Fossen.

604 S. Mill Harry Graff. Dalton Mrs. Charles Hotchkiss, 917 W. Stanton Mrs.

Carl Hulet, Route 2, Pelican Ranids Mrs. Alfred Lofthus, Route 2, Underwood Einar Lund, Gwmner, N.D. Duane Poole, 906 W. Summit Fred Rastedt, Ottertail Mrs. Leonard Sorsveen, Fails Motel Willard Suhr, Route 1 the kids to bed when I heard the wooden sliding doors of the closet rattling, and was about to renrimand Hugh for kicking it with- his feet throush the bars of the playpen, when I realized he was not even touching them! They really did shake, and my head be.Tan to swim a bit, and then it dawned on me that we were actually having an earthquake of some severity.

I debated whether or not to pick up the kids and run outside or under a bed, but didn't in the end. Later ere were more trem ors, and the lights were swing ing and the round mirror on the wall was dancing crazily to the accompaniment of the banging closet doors. Blake was away in the mountains. Tonight I saw in the papers that 104 were killed in the Chi ayi area where the Ditman sons are and 10.000 homeless after the disaster. Chiayi is nrnctically right across (he island from us.

The earthquake reminded us once again how dependent we are on God our very existence." Births HANSON: Born to Mr. and Mrs. Lyle Hanson, Box 264, Battle Lake, a boy, January 31. MENAHGA WAC LEARNS STENOGRAPHY WAC Pvt. Carol A.

Schilling, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Schilling, Menahga Route 3, completed a stenography course at Fort Benjamin Harrison, 17. She to a MM grndunto of Menahga high school. ALUMNI RECOGNIZE OLDEST GRAD AT BANQUET Charles L.

Alexander received special recognition by University of Minnesota alumni Thursday. He was the oldest alumnus to attend the banquet. Completing academic work in 1902, he received his law degree the next year. That same year he hung out his shingle in Pelican Rapids and began practicing law. A few years later he moved to Fergus Falls where he is still active as an attorney.

Band Clinic and Concert Will Be Feb. 18 A brasswind clinic for Fergus Falls and area schools has been set up for February 18, accord- in? to Alfred Jacobs. Fergus Falls band director. That eve- ring the Fergus Falls Concert Band will perform in a public concert. Trombonist Mark McPunn will conduct the clinic and be guest soloist at the evening concert.

Since 1954 Mr. McDunn has served on the faculty of the De Paul University School of Music Chicago. He is also a free lance recording musician. Zion ALCW Hear Minister to Indians The Rev. S.

A. Urberg, pastor at the Nee-Gownee Mission near Mahnomen, will be guesl speaker at Zion Lutheran ALCW on Wednesday at 8 p.m. The ALCW meeting is open to al' interested persons. This home mission, supported by the Northern Minnesota District of the ALCW, is for Indians of the area and will eventually become self-sufficient. The speaker will show of the mission and of the har vest of wild rice.

PTA Council Feb. 3 To Discuss Music Fergus Falls PTA Council wil meet Monday night at Room of Washington Junior Higt School. The executive boan meets at 7:30. Local PTA offi cers and members meet with the council at 8 p.m. Program will be a panel dis cussion of the school music cur riculum, elementary througl junior college.

The panel wil consist of Mr. Hedlund, Mr. Ja cobs, Mr. Hasenmueller, Mr Levsen and Miss Roysland. Science Convo Next Friday at Junior High Washington Junior High convocation next Friday at 8:45.

a.m. will be a program entitled It is a science program arranged through the University of Minnesota. Seventh grade party on Friday, Feb. 7 has been planned by the seventh grade teachers and a committee of parents headed by Mr. and Mrs.

Grady Mann and Mr. and Ray Beske. Seventh graders will be entertained by parlor games and square dancing. Expense is shared by Ihe students and the Washington PTA. Party will end by 10 p.m.

H.S. Sno-Ball Follows Game February 8 Fergus Falls High School student council is sponsoring the traditional Sno-ball February 8 afle.r the Elbow Lake game. This year the dance will be Asfc for Thrifty Service! Everything washed in soft water all Flatwork ironed Apparel'dried and folded most of it ready-to-use ONLY 12e A POUND! A real bar- gainl Dial 6-2623. LAUNDRY STAK CLEANERS 115 W. Washington School and College Scene week.

Sixty-two students signed speech. up for competitive Practice teaching in the physical education department and working with Mr. Hermes is Bob Salmi of Virginia, Minn. He is a student at Concordia College. Senior class play "Our Hearts Were Young and Gay" will be presented March 16 and 17.

The cast has been selected. Mr. Ness. English 10 and American history teacher, was called home Sunday due to the severe illness and ensuing death of his mother in Duluth. Mrs.

Ferd Olson substituted for him this week. College Fills Snow Week with Events Snow Week at Fergus Falls Junior College this year will be February 3 through 7. Many events and activities have been planned for the week. On Monday evening there will be ping pong and whist tournaments among (he students. Tuesday Iherc will be a skating parly for everyone at Grotto Lake.

semi-formal and will be open i La onlv to FCI-EUS Falls High School Guslavus Adolphns Choir wil only to Fergus Falls High School students. Sno-bali queen and her princess will be chosen by voting during this next week. The present a concert Wednesday at the RPIIS Auditorium. Crowning of the Snow Queen and King will be at the corona- which will be held queen will be elected from three I lion dance. senior finalists and will have a at the Elks Club Thursday.

junior and a sophomore princess I Candidates for queen ill TT'ifnnnn Alprttl TmflPr 1 attendant. Homecoming attendants are not eligible for candidacy. The queen will select a Mr. Snowman from the senior class and the couple will reign over the Sno-ball in the appropriately decorated school cafeteria. Spencer, educator here from British Guiana to observe the city schools spoke at Fergus this month, Falls High School convocation this morning.

The debate squads go to the regional meet at Brainerd today for the meet postponed last are Evonne Olson of Underwood; Sharon Benjamin, Vikki Anderson and Connie. Boon, Fergus Falls. Kin? candidates are Mike Fossen, Elroy Osmon and Rod- nev Haugen, Fergus Falls; Cliff Johnson, Vergas. A basketball game with Virginia. Junior, College and a hoot- enany following will climax the Snow Week Festivities Friday.

All college alumni are included and many participate in the week's festivities. Final performance of the JC play "A Phoenix Too Frequent'' is tonight. theran Church, Underwood. The Rev. Axel Kordahl officiated in a candlelight setting of baskets of red carnations and white mums.

The bride sang "0 Perfect Love" before the ceremony. Organist was Ruth Aune and Mrs. Phil Ecker sang "The Lord's Prayer" and "Song of Ruth." The bride is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Eddie Rindahl and Ihe bridegroom the son of Mr.

and Mrs. Erwin Jensen, all of Underwood. Given in marriage by her father, the bride wore a gown of Reganza over taffeta designed with a controlled skirt, the front panel of eyelet and small handmade cabbage roses topping the chapel train. Her elbow-length veil of imported silk illusion was held in place by a Swedish crown of rock crystal and seed pearl. She carried an arm bouquet of red roses.

Her pearl pendant and earrings were gifts from the groom. Judy Finseth was maid ol honor and bridesmaid was Nan cy Poole. They wore floor-length dresses of scarlet red velveteen with matching satin cummer- btmds and matching accessories. They carried bouquets of red roses and shattered white mum; Kari Henderson of Audubon and Kristi Haugen of Elbow Lake flower girls, wore red velveteen gowns with satin sashes. Their miniature bouquets were ol sweetheart roses with shattered carnations.

John Carver was best man and Curt Walvatne was groomsman. Ushers were two brothers of the bride, Bruce and Robert Rindahl. Following Ihe ceremony a reception for 150 guests was given by the bride's parents. Mrs Ronald Henderson of Audubon sister of the groom, registered the guests. Mr.

and Mrs. Erling Finseth were host and hostess Mrs. 0. M. Rindahl, aunt of the bride, and Mrs.

Clarence Jensen, aunt of Ihe groom, poured. At the gift table were Mrs Dale Trosvig, Evonne Olson anr Joyce Rude. Waitresses were Evonne Olson, Susan Albjerg Marilyn Trochman and Sandra Johnson. Assisting in the kitch en were Mmes. Willard Wold Kenneth Moss, Margrethe Net son, Robert Trochman and Em ma Thorson.

Mr. and Mrs. Jensen are now at home at 1903 First Ave. S. Lot 44, Moorhead.

Mr. Jensen attends Moorhead Slate College where he is a member of Sigma Tau Gamma fraternity. Mrs Jensen attended Fergus Falls Junior College and was formerl; employed by Red Owl. TO MARRY IN FALL Mr. and Mrs.

Leroy Rufcr of Tintah announce Ihe engagement of their daughter Sharon Kae lo Alfred Kristjanson, son of Mr. and Mrs. Joe Kristjanson of Edinburg, N.D. Miss Rufer is a graduate of the Tintah- High School and is now employed at the Wahpeton State School of Science. Mr.

Kristjanson is enrolled in electronics at Wahpeton State School of Science and will graduate this spring. A fall wedding is planned. gallon into Ihe historical background of his age. "Flowering of the Cumberland" by Harriette Arnew. An early history of the Cumberland.

"Peachlroe Street, U.S.A.: an affectionate portrait of Atlanta" I by Celestine Sibley. "Gregory the Great" by Ger' hart Kllcrt. A historical novel of Saint Gregory. "The Daughter of the Pan- garan" by David Divine. A nov: el by Alexander Hare.

"The Lost and the Found" by All Chidester. A searching nov- I el of contemporary California. i "Modern Mathematics for the i Practical Man" by David MacNeil. "73 Poems" by E. E.

Cummings. "Children of the Developing a report by UNICEF. "Christendom Revisited" by John Gates. A Kierkegaardian view of the church today. "The First Day of Friday" by Honor Tracy.

A gay novel set in Ireland. "Chicago Stories" by George Aclc. Johnson Funeral Home 301 Washington Avenue East Fergus Falls A dignified service that meets the need of every Family. We sincerely appreciate the confidence so many people have placed in us for so many years. Ambultnce Service or Night Phone RE6-7064 MR.

AND MRS. LARRY ULSAKER Larry Ulsaker, Bride Attend Montana State Mr. and Mrs. Larry Gran UI- saker are at home at 1209 Deer Bozeman, where Mr. Ulsaker is a graduate student at I Montana State College in the field of soil science.

Mrs. saker, the former Janice Marie "The Craft of Intelligence" by Allen Dulles, former chief of the CIA. "The Social Security Program in the U.S." by Charles I. Scholtland. "This Is My Story by Eleanor Roosevelt.

"Planet of the Apes" by Pierre fimille. "The New Good Housekeeping Cookbook." "Memoirs of a Mangy Lover" by Groucho Marx. "A Slanting Light" by Gerda Charles. A novel set in London. "Appendix by Hayden Carruth.

A novel of modern society. "The Strategy of Deception" by Jcane Kirkpatrick. A study in world-wide Communist actics. "Reflections on Growing Old" by John LaFarge. Wise and practical thoughts for turning the latter years into the best I years of life.

"Love, Let Me Not Hunger" by Paul Galicb. A novel of five people marooned in a poverty stricken land. "The United States and The Unity of Europe" by Max Beloff. "McCalPs Sewing A complete guide to dressmaking, tailoring, mending, embroider- and home decorating. "The Grudge" by Bert and Dolores Kitchens "The Decayed Gentlewoman" by E.

X. Ferrars. "Ten Plus One" by Ed Mo- Bain. "Prisoner's Plea" by Hillary Waugh. Larson of Cyrus, is majoring in public health at the same school.

She is a registered nurse. Mr. and Mrs. Ulsaker were married recently at St. Petri Lutheran Church, Cyrus, I bv the Rev.

Landis Olson. The bride is the daughter of the late Mr. and Mrs. J. Albert Larson and was given in marriage by her brother-in-law Stanley Wiger of Cyrus.

The bride- Broom is the son of Col. and Mrs. L. T. Ulsaker of Battle Lake.

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