The Times Herald from Port Huron, Michigan • Page 28

I I THE TIMES HERALD PORT HURON, MICH. Sunday March 7, 1982 ENGAGEMENTS WEDDINGS WEDDINGS ENGAGEMENTS Tamara P. McLean McLean- Johnson Mr. and Mrs. Douglas E.

McLean, Port Huron, announce the engagement of their daughter, Tamara to Mark Lewis Johnson, son of Mr. and Mrs. Lewis T. Johnson, Port Huron. The bride-to-be and her fiance are graduates of Port Huron Northern High School.

The couple will be married in June. Susan Gramer Gramer-Wawrzyniak daughter, Susan, to Donald Wawrzyniak, son of Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Wawrzyniak, Marine City. MARINE CITY Mr.

and Mrs. Charles Gramer, Marine City, announce the engagement of their The bride-to-be is a 1981 graduate of Marine City High School and attends St. Clair County Community College. Her fiance is a 1980 graduate of Marine City High School and attends SCCCC. The couple will be married June 5 in Holy Cross Catholic Church.

Deborah L. Arnold W. Lapham Gillesse Lapham-Gillesse HARBOR BEACH The Rev. and Mrs. Grant Lapham, Harbor Beach, announce the engagement of their daughter, Deborah Lynn, to Arnold Wayne Gillesse, son of Mr.

and Mrs. Adrian Gillesse, Grand Rapids. An April 24 wedding is being planned. Perley-Brown Mr. and Mrs.

Kirk W. Perley Port Huron, announce the engagement of their daughter, Karyn Sue, to Robert Allan Brown, son of Mrs. Henrietta Brown, Port Huron. The bride-to-be is a graduate of Port Huron Northern High School. Her fiance is a graduate of Port Huron High School.

The couple will be married Aug. 21 in the First Baptist Church. Shari L. Jeffrey Kliemann Rands Kliemann-Rands Priscilla Vandagriff, Boca Raton, and Richard Kliemann, Suisun City, announce the engagement of their daughter, Shari Lynn Kliemann, to Jeffrey Rands, son of Mr. and Mrs.

Donald McCalmon, Marysville, and Larry Rands, Boca Raton. The bride-to-be is a 1981 graduate of Marysville High School and attends Florida College of Business. Her fiance is a 1979 graduate of Marysville High School. No date has been set for the Theresa K. Ament Ament-Simmons YALE Mr.

and Mrs. Alfred R. Maxwell, Yale, announce the engagement of their daughter, Theresa K. Ament, to Richard L. Simmons, son of Mr.

and Mrs. Thomas M. Simmons, Avoca. The bride-to-be is a 1981 graduate of Yale High School and attends St. Clair County Community College.

Her fiance is a 1981 graduate of Yale High School and is stationed at Hahn AFB, Germany. An October wedding is being planned. Helen E. Lessenthien Lessenthien-Cirenese FAIR HAVEN Mr. and Mrs.

Russell G. Lessenthien, Fair Haven, announce the engagement of their daughter, Helen Elizabeth, to Andrew Cirenese, son of Mr. and Mrs. Henry Cirenese, Detroit. The bride-to-be is a graduate of Algonac High School and Central Michigan University.

Her fiance is a graduate of Osbourne High School. The couple will be married Sept. 4 in St. Andrew's Episcopal Church, Algonac. Karyn S.

Robert A. Perley Brown Jordan-Tallmadge Fla. Mr. and The Jordan, Fort State the engagement graduate Jenifer Lynne, High Tallmadge, son of Donald R. Tal- The Huron.

7 in MC MORRAN PLACE THE PERFECT PLACE WEDDING RECEPTIONS and BANQUETS 0100 to 1000 People FULL FACILITIES BEVERAGE CATERING FOR PERSONAL ATTENTION CALL 985-6166 PORT HURON, MICHIGAN FORT MYERS, Mrs. Bernard Myers, announce of their daughter, to Donald L. Mr. and Mrs. lmadge, Port BLUE WATER OUTDOORS THURSDAY LangolfRutkofske Susan Lisa Rutkofske and Robert David Langolf exchanged wedding vows Jan.

30 in the Trinity Lutheran Church. Mr. and Mrs. Richard J. Rutkofske and Mr.

and Mrs. Joseph R. Langolf, all of Port Huron, are parents of the couple. Julie Haas, Port Huron, was maid of honor. Jeanne Burkel and Lori Soupal, both of Port Huron, were bridesmaids.

Rick Langolf, Croswell, brother of the bridegroom, was the best man. Fred Krestik and Jay Stockwell, both of Port Huron, were groomsmen. Doug Rutkofske, brother of the bride, and Ken Reilly, both of Port Huron, were ushers. A reception was held in the American Legion Hall. The couple honeymooned in northern Michigan.

They are living in Port Huron. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Langolf wedding. Mrs.

Bradley Nowak Mr. and Mrs. Mark McDougal Nowak -Helmer Shelly L. Helmer and Bradley McDougalA. Nowak March 6 were in the united First in mar- Mathews riage Congregational Church.

Deborah Ann Mathews and The bride is the daughter of Mr. Mark T. McDougal exchanged and Mrs. Orville M. Patrick, Port wedding vows Feb.

19 in the Huron, and Mr. and Mrs. Fred G. Grace Episcopal Church. Helmer, Muir, Mich.

The bride- Mr. and Mrs. James Howe and groom is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Mr.

and Mrs. Robert McDougal, Roy E. Nowak, Port Huron. all of Port Huron, are parents of Sue Welser, St. Clair, was maid the couple.

of honor. Mrs. Steven (Lynette Brush, Steve Nowak, Port Huron, Port Huron, sister of the bride, brother of the bridegroom, was was matron of honor. the best man. Brandow, Clayton D.

Shappee, Port HuJohn Houston and Dave Vass ron, was the best man. were ushers. A reception was held in the A reception was held in the May-O'Brien Hall. American Legion Hall, Smiths The couple is living in Port Creek. Huron.

She liked babies until hers came Dear Ann Landers: Some people who read this letter are going to think I am some kind of a nut. But I am no nut, and there are plenty of teen-age girls who think like me. Seeing this letter in print might get them off the kick I was on. So many adults have the idea that if teen-agers knew more about birth control, there wouldn't be so many unwanted pregnancies. This may be true for some but not all.

I always loved babies thought they were so cute. When I was 13 I was taking my favorite doll to bed at night, pretending she was my own baby. I started to date at 14. By age 15 I was into sex pretty heavily with three different guys. I actually didn't enjoy sex all that much, but I liked the idea of being real close to a male person.

My dad wasn't around home a lot, and I don't remember him ever hugging or kissing any of us kids. None of the guys I was sleeping with used any protection. They told me I was supposed to take care of that. I said I knew all about it and I did. But, deep down, I was dying to have a baby something that was really my own.

The family pet was my cousin who was 28 years old. She had a terrific husband, and I knew they had been trying to have a baby for three years. I kept thinking, "I'll bet that's one thing I' 'can do that Lois can't." So I went ahead and got pregnant. If my life depended on it, I couldn't tell you for sure which of the three guys is the father. It's a girl and she looks like me.

Mom said I could live at home, but I'd have to take care of the kid myself. (She works and I have two younger sisters.) So here I am, not 17 yet and stuck in the house with a seven-month-old baby. She was a colicky brat and cried for five months straight. I thought I'd lose my mind. I don't think babies are so cute any more.

They are live people a big responsibility and can put you through hell. Please print this letter. I wish someone had explained my head to me when I was 15 and couldn't see any farther than my nose. I'll be watching the paper. The Dream Became A Nightmare In Michigan Dear Michigan: Thank you for telling a different kind of story.

For you girls out there who see a little bit of yourself in "The Dreamer's" letter, clip it out and look at when your fantasies begin to take over. ANN LANDERS Dear Ann Landers: You have printed several letters about telephone manners. I hope you will find room for one more. I hate conversations that go like this: I place a call to Mr. Jones, a business executive.

His secretary answers, "Mr. Jones' office." I say, "I'd like to speak with Mr. Jones." His secretary asks, "May I have your name and tell Mr. Jones what the call is about?" What business is it of hers what my name is and why I am calling? perhaps the matter is personal between me and Mr. Jones and he would be darned upset if I gave her the information she asked for.

Please print this lesson in etiquette for some of those super-efficient secretaries. Third-Degree Burns Dear Miss Burns: The person who placed the call should identify herself or himself immediately. To expect a busy person to return a blind call is presumptuous. If you and Mr. Jones have something going, he should phone People all over this area are reading the Classified Ads just like you are.

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Wed for 5 days MEET MEET ROBERT MILLER Hummels, Co-Boys. Chariot Byj Gerd SCHELER-ECKSTEIN from EATON. OHIO from COBURG, GERMANY AUTHOR of Hummel Price Redheads. Birds Wildlife. Guide Book and world's Amerikids.

Lore Blumenkinder. MASTER PAINTER foremost collector La Petis. Winter Children, Janet of Goebel Figurines authority on Hummel Robson Figurines BRING YOUR CAMERA figurines will autograph his books PAINTING DEMONSTRATIONS Daily 2-4 3 Evenings By Joan Ostroff Robert Miller during demQUESTIONS ANSWERS Nelson onstrations. De By Goebel Rep Ralph Kimble or Benedet after movie. ARTIST WILL SIGN Goebel following figurines demonstrations.

purchased at Bronner on March 22-26 NEW GOEBEL MOVIE Daily 9:30. 1 3 7:30 REGISTER TO WIN 10 GOEBEL PRIZES (Prizes will be mailed March 29), Register daily between a.m. for LUNCHEON for 2 WITH GOEBEL REP SEE BRONNER'S MOLD PRIVATE TEA EXHIBIT HUMMEL of Hummel COLLECTION 16 I of Production over 300 Steps. figurines. bride-to-be attends Wayne University.

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