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4--Columbus Telegram Columbus, Nebraska "Monday, February 7, 1977 Lake-Wuest ceremony held Saturday afternoon Married Saturday afternoon Thompson, Newman Grove, in Trinity Lutheran Church acted as hosts to 200 receptio'n were Lorraine Lake, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Arvid Thompson, and Walter Wuest, son of Mr. and Mrs. John Wuest.

Pastor Paul Rowoldt heard the vows in a setting of white gladioli and blue carnations. Mrs. Dolores Oppliger was vocalist with Mrs. Helen Harding at the organ. The bride wore an ivory gown of soft chiffon and matching picture hat overlaid with a chiffon brim ruffle.

a sheer capelet, straps held the fitted bodice with its set-In Tiered chiffon a layer look on the floor length skirt, For her bouquet, the bride a cascade of blue and jlvpry carnations arranged apple blossoms and leather leaf. Mrs. Elaine Brooks, matron honor, and Mrs. Kelly bridesmatron, wore blue knit gowns 'and matching wide-brimmed hats. Highlighting the floor length dresses were a high, standup Collar, shirring from neckline to banded, empire waist, cape sleeves and a wide flared pkirt.

Blue and ivory car- nations fashioned their bouquets. Jerri Brooks, flower girl, a'blue knit gown with front panel edged with ivory lace, which also trim- med the cape sleeves. She a basket of pixie 'carnations. Jeff Galley, best man, and pavid Thompson, groom' guests at the Knights of Columbus Hall. Sharing duties were Joan Wuest, guest gook; Sharon Reeser of Wichita, gifts; Joyce Siebler and Betty Thompson, cake; Marge Wuest, punch and coffee; Mrs.

Pat Thompson, and Joan, Mrs. John Thompson and Ann of Valley, Diana Thompson, Lisa Ingram, Shirley Hughes, Irene Heseman of Belleville, Christine Tworek now Mrs. James D. Carlson Platte Extension Clubs BIRTHDAY HONOREE Lena Lachnit is surrounded by (from left) Shelly Dreifurst, great-granddaughter; Joe Lachnit, son; Charlotte Dreifurst, granddaughter; Mark Dreifurst, great-grandson. Notes 96th birthday Mrs.

Lena Lachnit celebrated her 96th birthday Friday at Columbus Manor. Sharing the occasion were her son and daughter-in-law, Joe and Jeanne Lachnit; granddaughter, Charlotte Dreifurst; great-grandchil- dren, Shelly "and Mark Dreifurst, all of Columbus; nieces, Eleanor Miller, Clara Rutten and Celia Vanderloop of Cedar Rapids, Agnes MRS. WALTER WUEST and Mrs. Deb Grantski. After a short trip, newlyweds will be at home at attended Mr.

'Wuest. 1153 24th Avenue, Apt. 6. The 'Seating guests were Dean groom is employed by Thompson, Platte Center, and Spencer Foods, Schuyler, Brooks. while the bride is employed at Mr.

and Mrs. Elvin Behlen Mfg. Co. By Abigail Van Buren Dreifurst of Columbus; grandnieces, Rita Watts, Georgia Robinson and Joan Vanderloop of Cedar Rapids and Donna Laska of Columbus. Harold Vanderloop and Mrs.

Ella Batty of Cedar Rapids also attended the party, along with residents of the Manor. Edna Rodgers, Betty O'Connor and Carol Lindahl served cake and ice cream. Mrs. Lachnit, formerly of Cedar Rapids, has lived in Columbus the last several years and has been a resident of the Manor for about a year. She had 14 children (seven still living); 22 grand- children; 33 great- grandchildren and one great- great-grandchild.

GENOA-Saturday nuptial rites at St. Rose of lima Catholic Church joined Christine of Mr. and Mrs. Joe B. Tworek, and James D.

Carlson, son of Mr. and Mrs. Ronald L. Carlson, Silver Creek. White Fuji and pink nations adorned the altar where the Rev.

John Rizzo officiated. Music was by Mrs. Kathleen Schott, organist, and Mrs. Betsy Dannelly, vocalist. Gaylene Tworek was maid of honor for her sister.

Other bridesmaids were Nancy Tworek, Julie Carlson, of Silver Creek and Tannie Danials of Monroe. Attending were his brother, Steve Carlson of Silver Creek, best man; Jim Tworek; Chris of Lincoln; and Andy Danials of Monroe. Georgene Urkoski, Silver Creek and Troy Tworek, Columbus, served as can- dlelighters. Ushers were Jerry Tworek, Columbus; Tim Wyman and Edwin Kula, Silver Coffin, Osceola. The bride carried white roses, stephanotis and baby's breath against her candlelight crepe gown in the empire silhouette.

A Queen Anne collar accented with Venise lace flower appliques finished the horseshoe neckline above cuffed bishop sleeves. Scat- tered lace medallions and a hemline flounce highlighted the chapel train skirt. Her fingertip veil was held by a matching lace cap. Chosen for the bridesmaids were flounced skirts of wine satin topped by ivory chiffon bodices having a square yoke edged in val lace. Long full sleeves and a softly gathered February meeting of the Gettin' to Know Club was held in the home of Karen Erickson, family and health leader.

She and Millie Rief gave the lesson "Soup Sense" and made five different kinds for the group to sample. Suggestions were offered for a family life project, and the club decided to "adopt" grandparents at the Columbus Manor; also to help with bingo at the Manor once a month. Millie Rief read an article concerning violence on television. The club decided donate to "Pennies Friendship." After the meeting a white elephant salel was held to raise money the treasury. Marge Grotelueschen.l February hostess to, the I Fairacres Clnb, gave the! lesson "Soup Sense" and! served samples of different soups to the members.

Oma Weaver read "Mother Could Use a Dial Tone." MRS. JAMES CARLSON sash completed the design. The maids carried ivory parasols trimmed with white pompons and pink sweetheart roses. Five hundred guests were served at the dinner and reception at New Havens Ballroom. After Feb.

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1 didn't believe in going all the way be- fore marriage, and told him so repeatedly, so we just went and had nice clean fun. I had a friend (about my age) who was also a widow. She pad a gentleman friend with whom she traveled and spent weekends. They were going all the way without any pre- tenses, and he finally married her. Now she is living like a flueen and having a ball.

Three months ago, my gentleman friend dropped me for a jvoman who would go all the way. And after I went steady with him for eight years! To me, adultery is adultery whether you're 16 or 70. I ask you, does it pay to be a lady anymore? A LADY DEAR LADY Only you can answer that question. If you have regrets, it doesn't: pay. II you haven't, it paid.

I DEAR ABBY: My husband travels constantly by auto'mo- joile. He is self-employed. Recently he took a female employ- along on one of his trips. He asked rny permission first, I agreed. The only stipulation I made was that if she became a threat to our marriage he would let her go.

(We've been married over 25 years and have always had a "good, solid relationship.) Within a few weeks I learned they have been sharing a room. Both were indignant and insulted when I ob- jected. My husband said it was strictly a business arrange- and he- was only cutting expenses. They both insist 'this is a common practice with traveling men. Maybe I'm 'behind the limes, but I never heard of this before.

Have lyou? TENSE IN TOLEDO DEAR TENSE: No. And if you hold still for that kind of may I suggest that you use the money he's saved to have your head examined. BERNICE PATOCKA GARYSTAVA Couple plans May wedding Mr. and Mrs. Ignac Patocka of David City announce the engagement and approaching marriage of their daughter, Bernice, to Gary Stava, son of Mr.

and Mrs. Louis Stava of Rising City. Bernice, a graduate of David City High School, -is employed at Douglas Lomason in Columbus. Gary, a graduate of Aquinas High School, is employed by Co-op Oil Inc. in Rising City and farms part time.

They plan a May 7 wedding at St. Mary Catholic Church in David City. Dear Heloise: For a different and inex- pensive way to send unusual valentines to school this year, make a jigsaw puzzle. Glue cardboard to the backs of valentines. Then cut thern out in whatever way, you choose, to make' jigsaw valentines.

Put them in their envelopes and let the children have fun putting their valentines McClees Dear Heloise: I crochet blocks (about 4" out of soft yarn, then sew them together forming a square "box." I leave one side open and stuff it with nylon net. I whip-stitch the opening closed and behold! A ball that can'be thrown in the house. Nothing broken and no edges to hurt our little ones. My grandchildren love them--and so do' their Dear Heloise: I retired two years ago and when I was working I kept my freezer full of food so I could easily prepare meals when I came home in the evening. But, as I no longer need (nor can afford) to keep my freezer as full, I worried about the warm air rushing into empty spaces when it and 'thus it "to run longer.

thank goodness, I have found a solution and maybe it will help someone I now stock the freezer--and keep it full--with rolls of paper towels, packages of toilet tissue, macaroni, noodles, coffee, crackers, cookies--anything that can stapd that colck (no canned foods). I know it takes electricity to cool this stuff down but it's not as bad as empty Julia Thayer VffiKI FOUST KEITH MIHULKA Spring time wedding set Miss Vikki Foust, a licensed practical nurse at Schuyler Memorial Hospital, is the fiancee of Keith Mihulka, son of i Mr. and Mrs. Daughter of Mr. and Mrs.

Ivan Foust, Schuyler Central High School and a graduate of Platte College School of Practical Nursing. Mihulka served four years in the Navy after completing Columbus High School. He is employed by General Telephone Company. May 14 is the date set for their wedding. rlo Union Pacific Club Meets Mrs.

Cora Bittner served a Friday dessert luncheon for the Union Pacific Ladies Club in her home. Table a i combined patriotic and valentine themes. Winners in the card games were Mrs. Bittner, Mrs. Blanche Johnson and Mrs.

Pauline. Brown. Mrs. Elsie Norton will be the March hostess. Dear Heloise: When I measure molasses, I put a little cooking oil in the measuring first--just enough to coat the bottom.

All of the molasses will then pour out of the cup Mrs. Bryon Gray Dear Heloise: I have new dark green carpet in two rooms. The tan caster cups for furniture looked so painted them to match the, carpet. Also, painted the casters on the furniture. J.B.

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