Stevens Point Journal from Stevens Point, Wisconsin • Page 6

Community Accent Wednesday, July 6, 1983 Stevens Point (Wis.) Journal 6 Grill more than hot dogs, hamburgers MENOMONIE Lamb's quarters, cattail sprout salad or sumac tea might be among more traditional barbecue fare at a meal prepared by the outdoor cooking class at the University of Wisconsin-Stout. "We want to give students a broad exposure to all kinds of outdoor cooking," explains Anita Pershern, class instructor. And a wide range of outdoor cooking is what they get: foraging for and cooking wild plants and fruit, using outdoor solar ovens, trying out a wok on the barbecue grill and cooking a pizza on the grill. "Just about anything that can be cooked indoors can be done on the grill," says Ms. Pershern.

In to using a solar oven to make gingerbread and casseroles, the class plans outdoor menus for backpacking trips, large barbecues and even renaissance meals. One item planned for backpacking is fruit leathers. Ms. Pershern offers a recipe for pineapple leather which she says is especially good. More traditional cooking is offered during a "fish lab." Students learn different ways to cook and serve fish as well as other foods.

Ms. Pershern suggests fish stuffed with rice, flavored with lemon, chives, thyme and butter. The rule with fish on the grill, she said, is about 10 minutes per inch of thickness. Fish is done when it is opaque and flaky. Ms.

Pershern said many people are becoming interested in raw fish. Trout is fine for this purpose she said, but pike and perch both have a parasite and should not be served raw. "Don't just limit yourself to brats and hamburgers on the grill," Ms. Pershern said. "It's fun to experiment with a wide variety of foods from breads to serts." Here are some recipes used in the class.

Fish Bake 13-pound lake trout or other whole fish cup celery cup green pepper 4 tbs. butter or margarine lemon juice cups herb flavored croutons Two-thirds cup water salt cup barbecue sauce Cook celery and green pepper in butter till -crisp. Toss with croutons and water. Season fish cavity with salt. Brush with lemon juice.

Stuff fish. Place on aluminum foil. Brush with cup of the barbecue sauce. Seal foil. foil wrapped fish in wire basket.

Cook over moderately hot coals about one hour, turning occasionally. Turn back foil, brush with 1 remaining barbecue sauce. Cook 15 minutes longer or until fish flakes with fork. Northern lb. Northern fillets green pepper, sliced 1 small onion, sliced 2 Tbs.

melted butter or margarine 2 Tbs. lemon juice 1 t. salt paprika dash pepper Cut fish into serving size portions. Cut foil, 12 by 12 inches each. Grease lightly.

on foil. Top with pepper and onion. Bring with tight double folds. Make three packages. moderately hot coals.

Cook 25 minutes or Stuffed lb. pork sausage 2 Tbs. chopped green pepper 2 Tbs. chopped onion cup grated cheddar cheese Cook meat and vegetables until meat combine: 1 lb. ground beef 1 beaten egg 2 Tbs.

milk C. bread crumbs Divide beef mixture in half. Form two ture over one pattie within inch of Seal edges of meat. Grill till done. Broiled 3 tomatoes cup melted butter basil cup dry bread crumbs 2 tsp.

Parmesan cheese salt and pepper Halve tomatoes. Combine remaining not overcook. Dilly 2 ring molds cup size) liquid dish detergent Coat outside of ring mold and place on cup melted butter or margarine cup lemon juice 2 Tbs. parsley 1 tsp. dry dill weed Open four packages of refrigerator Stand biscuits upright in greased pan.

sauce over top. Bake in covered grill 15-20 get rolls out. Serve hot. Tropic 3 bananas cup miniature marshmallows Cinnamon cup chocolate chips 3 navel oranges Peel bananas and section oranges into Sprinkle with chocolate, marshmallows drug store wrap. Grill for 10 minutes.

Cheesed Pare and slice six potatoes on foil. slices crumbled bacon. Add one small can cheese. Slice one stick butter over about 40 minutes. Pineapple-Pear Puree pineapple and two pears with 2 tic wrap secured to a cookie sheet.

Dry Peel off and roll like a jelly roll. Cut into Symphony ny school sets concert Symphony School of America, a fiveweek summer music camp, will stop in Stevens Point Monday to present a concert at the Sentry Theater. The 7:30 p.m. concert is open to the public free of charge. The Symphony of the Hills, which is the performing name of the group, features young musicians who participate in a one-on-one apprenticeship training program rehearsing and performing with professionals.

Rehearsals are planned toward developing the performance secrets of the great symphonies with continuous joint coaching by Jean and Donald Fillets in Foil three pieces of heavy-duty aluminum Place a portion of fish (skin side down) foil up over food and close all edges Place on grill about 5 inches from until fish flakes when tested with fork. the conductor and professional artist staff. Monday's concert will open with the overture to the "Flying Dutchman," including the sailor's chorus the opera. The audience may sing along with the symphony to such old favorites as "April Showers," "I'm Forever Blowing Bubbles," "Once in Love with Amy," "It's Three O'Clock in the "Whispering" and "How ya Gonna Keep 'Down on the Farm." adventures of the Norwegian national character Peer will be heard through the four descriptive movements of Edvard Grieg's "Peer Gynt Sarah and Patrick Trzebiatowski Thompson Couples tell vows Swenson-Trzebiatowski Jean Marie Swenson and Donald Michael Trzebiatowski were married Saturday, June 25, during a 2 p.m. ceremony at St.

Mary Magdalene's Catholic Church, Waupaca. The Rev. Robert Sladik officiated music was provided by Dennis Uhlig. Mr. and Mrs.

Phillip H. Swenson, Route 1, Iola, and Mr. and Mrs. Henry Trzebiatowski 201 S. Cedar Road, Rosholt, are parents of the couple.

Gloria Anne Swenson served as maid of honor with Sharon Louise Swenson, bridesmaid. Laura Trzebiatowski and Sandy Swenson were flower girls. Michael Trzebiatowski was best man and Eugene Trzebiatowski was groomsman. A dinner and reception at the Iola Country Club followed the ceremony at which David Swenson and Gerald Trzebiatowski seated guests. The couple resides in Schofield.

The bride, a 1975 graduate of Iola High School, plans to graduate from North Central Technical Institute, Wausau, in December with a degree in marketing. She is employed at Scandinavian Design, Wausau. The bridegroom, a 1970 graduate of Rosholt High School, is a 1975 graduate of the University of Wisconsin-Stevens Point with a degree in sociology, psychology and education. He is manager of Eastbay Running Stores in Wausau and Stevens Point. Pre-nuptial events included a shower given by the bride's sisters and mother at the bride's home.

Accent on the Area Burger Loaf is done. Add cheese and set aside. In bowl thin patties. Spread sausage-cheese mixthe edge. Top with second burger pattie.

Tomatoes ingredients and place on tomato. Grill. Do Bread cookie sheet or tray. Mix together: biscuits. Dip each biscuit in butter sauce.

Two packages per pan. Pour remaining minutes. Take pot holders and knife to Delight large double square of aluminum foil. and cinnamon. Seal foil package with Potatoes Sprinkle with salt and pepper.

Add three onion chopped and two cups cubed Ameriall and mix on foil. Seal well and cook Leather T. honey until smooth. Spread over plasuntil pliable but not sticky to the touch. pieces and wrap each in plastic wrap.

Community Events PORTAGE COUNTY Historical Society will have a work day Saturday from 9 a.m.-3 p.m. Work will be done on the house and church. at the museum site in Plover. All welcome. GENERAL MCGLACHLIN Veterans of Foreign Wars Post 568 and Auxiliary will have their annual family picnic at noon Sunday at the Bukolt Park lodge.

Members are to bring a dish to pass and their own table service. Beverages will be provided. STEVENS POINT Chapter of Vietnam Veterans of America meet at 7 p.m. Tuesday in the upstairs of Bruiser's Eatery. All Vietnam and Vietnam era veterans are welcome.

"FAMILY AND Nature: a photographic album" by Joan Mc Auliffe, an area photographer, is on display at the Charles White Library through Wednesday, July 20. Suites," closing with the familiar "In the Hall of the Mountain King." Guest violin soloist Charles Rex, associate concertmaster of the New York Philharmonic, will perform the finale from the Concerto for Violin and Orchestra by Tschaikowsky. The symphony also will feature the overture to "Light Cavalry" by Franz von Suppe and Tschaikowsky's "1812 Overture." Francesco Italiano, musical director, founded Symphony School of America in Dodgeville in 1960. He has twice received the Governor's Award in Support of the Arts, most recently in 1982. Campus Notes ty of engineering fields for a week during the summer.

Laboratory projects WISCONSIN RIVER Valley Society and lectures from engineers in indus- for Medical Technology meets for 6 try and government were included. p.m. cocktails and 7 p.m. dinner She is the daughter of LaVerne and Wednesday, July 20, at RiverEdge Doris Damrau, Amherst. Country Club, Marshfield.

Past resident wins, news photo awards KNTV news photographer Dave Col- Colby won a second place for his by won five awards from the Califor- work on a news series called "The nia Press Photographer Association. Making of a Cop" in the Mini-Doc cateSon of Mr. and Mrs. Don Colby, 2900 gory. He won an honorable mention for Simonis he won first place in that series from the Bay Area Press Breaking News for coverage of evac- Photographers Association.

uations in the Santa Cruz mountains Colby joined KNTV, the ABC affildue to mudslides in February of 1983. late in San Jose, in April, 1981. He also won a Third Place in that cate- Prior to that he served as a news phogory for his work covering a bus tographer at KGGM-TV in Albuqueraccident on Graham Hill Road in que, N.M., and at WSAU-TV, Wausau. March, 1983. He was nominated for a Northern CaliColby's other first place award was fornia Emmy in 1981 and took a second in the General News category for a place in the 1982 California Press PhoThanksgiving Day report on people tographer Association competition.

who spend the holiday at the horse He graduated from the University of races. He took third place in the same Wiconsin-Stevens Point where he macategory with his coverage of an jored in communication arts. He ammonia leak in San Jose in Novem- serves as chief photographer at KNTV. ber, 1982. Personal Correction The four Eiden sisters, Marion F.

The names of Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Sankey of Plover, Rita M. Wanserski Ives, Route 1, Rhinelander, were of Stevens Point, Marge Kulka of ted in a recent story about the engage- Franklin, and Carolyn Bronk of Milment of their son, Mitchell Ives, to Vic- waukee, have returned from a 15-day Dana Damrau, a senior at Amherst High School, attended a Women in engineering program reently at Michigan Technological University Experimental Mine. The program provides high school women interested in technological studies an opportunity to explore a varie- toria Nowak.

tour of Italy and France. Art in Park set Sept. 24 Art in the Park will be held Saturday, Sept. 24, from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m.

at Bukolt Park, sponsored by the Children's Arts Program. In case of rain, it will be held the same day at Stevens Point Area Senior High School. Art in the Park provides a day of free art enjoyment and participation by children of all ages. It will also include an art and craft sale by area artists. Volunteers are needed for most activity areas.

Anyone interested may contact Gerri Zappa, 1025 Francis general chairperson, Artists interested in displaying their work may contact Tracy Honn, 2009 Main St. The registration deadline is Aug. 15. Adult artists will pay a fee, but there will be no charge for artists under 18. All art must be created and produced by the artist himself.

YMCA to sponsor bus The Stevens Point Area YMCA will sponsor a trip to Green Bay Friday, July 15. The bus will leave the YMCA at 9 a.m. In Green Bay, participants will attempt to see a Green Bay Packer Women's Club luncheon The Stevens Point Christian Women's Club "Salute to Stevens Point" luncheon will be held Wednesday, July 13, from p.m. at the Sky Club, Plover. Marge Warner, former director of the Charles White Library, will discuss "Sidelights of Stevens Point's Past 125 Years." Lillian Wallace, Moline, will Bartkowiaks mark Alfred and Gladys Bartkowiak, 400 Georgia celebrated their 25th wedding anniversary Saturday with a 4:30 p.m.

Mass said by the Rev. Don Przybylski at St. Peter's Catholic Church. Helen Prutz was the organist accompanied by Barbara Schelke. Offertory gifts were presented by the couple's children: Linda, Brian and Kevin.

A dinner at the Hot Fish Shop was trip to Green Bay practice and get autographs. A tour of the Hall of Fame will be taken. Following lunch, participants will go to the Bay Beach Amusement Park. The bus will return to the YMCA at 8 Interested persons should contact p.m. the YMCA.

set for July 13 speak on "Trials and Triumphs." She is the mother of three children and she frequently speaks to organizations. Music will be provided by Ginny Roman, Stevens Point. All women welcome. Reservations must be made by Monday with Linda Strehlo, 1715 N. Biscayne Road, or Kathy Branham, 605 Fox Lane.

A free nursery is also available by reservation. wedding anniversary followed by a reception at the couple's home. The couple were married June 28, 1958, at St. Francis' Xavier Catholic Church, Knowlton, by the Rev. Jerome J.

Kamla. Mrs. Bartkowiak, the former Gladys Wengelski, is a secretary in the respiratory therapy department at St. Michael's Hospital. Mr.

Bartkowiak is Portage County treasurer. Accent on Religion Baha'i memorial service Baha'is of the Stevens Point area will hold a memorial service at noon Saturday at 509 Prentice to honor 10 Baha'i women en and six Baha'i men recently hanged in Iran. The public is invited. President Reagan had appealed on May 22 to Ayatollah Khomeini to spare the lives of the Baha'is, but the appeal was rejected, according to Thomas Rowe, secretary of the Stevens Point Pastor of Berea Baptist Mark Rogers, pastor of Berea Baptist Church, was ordained recently. Twelve voting messengers representing seven churches of the Wisconsin Association of Regular Baptist Churches were among those who formed an Ordination Council to examine Rogers' doctrinal stand.

set for Saturday Baha'i community. He said the people were killed for refusing to recant their faith. Baha'is throughout the world will observe the commemoration at the same time Saturday. The service coincides with an annual holiday in which Baha'is commemorate the martyrdom of the Bab, one of the prophet founders of the Baha'i faith killed by Iranian clergymen in 1850, Rowe said. Church ordained A graduate of Faith Baptist Bible College, Ankeny, Iowa, Rogers has been at Berea Baptist Church since December of 1982.

He had served as assistant pastor at churches in Indiana and Illinois. The Rev. Robert Anthony of Grace Baptist Church, Plover, was the featured speaker at the ordination. Accent on the Arts Install artwork in University Center The Wisconsin Arts Board has an- signed a series of eight works for the nounced the installation of an artwork student center. Ms.

Michie, a profesat the University of Wisconsin-Stevens sional artist, has a bachelor's degree Point University Center. in art from Ripon College, a master's An aluminum wall relief entitled degree from the University of Field Images, No. by and has studied at the sin-Madison Madison artist Mary Michie is on per- Central School of Arts and Crafts, Lonmanent display in the remodeled din- don, England. ing area of the student center. Ms.

Michie also works in bronze and has commissioned artworks in that The artwork was selected under the medium installed at the Marshfield Arts Board's Percent for Art Program. Health Center, the Tomah library and Enacted by the State Legislature in the Beth Israel Center, Madison. In 1980, the program requires that state 1982, she received a grant to design a building projects costing more than sculpture for the Wisconsin School for $250,000 include in their budget for the the Visually Handicapped. She has purchase or commission of original exhibited extensively in Wisconsin and works of visual art by living artists. Kenya, East Africa and is included in Ms.

Michie, whose wall reliefs are collections at the Milwaukee Art Muinspired by the forms visible when fly- seum, Rahr-West Museum, Manitowoc, ing 10,000 feet above the cultivated and the Madison Clinical Health Cenfields of central Wisconsin, has de- ter. KolbSarah Margaret 'Kolb and Patrick John Thompson were married Saturday, June 25, at 2 p.m. at St. Francis Xavier Church, De Pere. The Rev.

Tom Golden officiated. Clayton Edward and Norma Jane Kolb, De Pere, and Philip and Mary Jane Thompson, 517 Sommers are parents of the couple. Beth Ann Theiler served as matron of honor with bridesmaids Judy Thompson, Chris Thompson, Mary Coyle, Tracy Stanley and Kathleen Murphy. Philip Thompson Jr. was best man with Patrick Coyle, Michael Talbot, Richard Kolb, Daniel Thompson and Richard Fossen, groomsmen.

A dinner dance and reception at St. Norbert College, De Pere, followed the ceremony at which Gregory: Kolb, Stephen Kolb and Michael Stankey seated guests. The couple will reside in Madison when they return from a wedding trip to Door County. The bride, a 1982 graduate of the University of Wisconsin-Eau Claire with a degree in elementary education and library science, taught in Stevens Point Catholic Schools prior to her marriage. The bridegroom received a bachelor's degree in political science and Spanish from Claire.

He received a master's degree in public administration and city management from the UW-Madison. He is a budget. analyst for the state Department of Transportation. News of Organizations Wisconsin River Lions Club The Wisconsin River Lions Club held installation of new officers recently. They are: Bob Scheibe, president; Joe Wanta, first vice president; Cyril Simonis, second vice president; John Boeckler, third vice president; Tom Domaszek, secretary; Duane Klabon, treasurer; Bob Szymkowiak, tail twister; Charlie Teeter, lion tamer; Randi Carpenter, Eye Bank chairman; and Clarence Hintz and Del Simonson, new directors.

Directors with one year remaining on two-year terms include Dave Pliska and Ted Schulfer. Marriage Licenses Three couples have applied at the County-City Building for licenses to wed Saturday. They are Daniel Yenter and Sandra Ostrowski, both of New Hope; John Mason and Maureen Henboth of Stevens Point; and Michael Blanke, Lanark, and Jill Golla, Stevens Point. Gerald Studinski and Beverly Swiander, both of Stockton, plan to wed July 16. Michael Peltier, Baldwin, and Margaret Dineen, Stevens Point, plan to wed July 23.

Towne Bridge Club Winners of Tuesday's Towne Bridge Club meeting were Mrs. Henry Welch, Mrs. Gordon Daniels, Miss Evelyn Schultz, Mrs. S.E. Nelson and Mrs.

Wilfred Hafner. Those planning to attend next week's meeting are to call Mrs. John Hyland or Mrs. Sherman Sword by 10 a.m. Monday.

Stevens Point Country Club Bridge Group Winners at Stevens Point Country Club Bridge Group Tuesday were Mrs. John Gach, Mrs. D. L'Abbe, Mrs. Joe Strelke, Mrs.

Joe Stepaniak, Mrs. Perry Worden and Mrs. Al Glodoski. Those planning to attend next week should contact Mrs. Al Poscke or Mrs.

Don Berry by 5 p.m. Monday. Births St. Michael's Hospital Tuesday, July 5 VOLLAND, Sue Ann and Timothy, 2741 Minnesota a daughter. VEIGEL, Holly and James, 210 Burin Court, Plover, a daughter..