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a a a Daily Telegram Eau Claire, Wisconsin 5 Friday, August 30, 1963 Carole Stroot, Gerald Meyer Gerald D. Meyer claimed Carole Saturday J. Stroot as his bride, marriage. ceremony performed in Immaculate Conception church at 9 a.m. Parents of the bride are Mr.

Mrs. L. J. Stroot, and the bridegroom is the son of Mrs. Edith Meyer.

FOR HER wedding the bride wore a floor length chantilly lace and sheer tulle, fashioned with scalloped sabrina neckline, long tapered sleeves and fitted basque bodice. The bouffant skirt was fashioned with a lace panel down the front and tiers and tiers' of sheer tulle edged with lace around the sides and back. For her headpiece she chose a double crown of twisted pearls with tiny organza roses which secured her fingertip veil. She carried gold roses with ivy. Darlene Stroot, was maid of honor and Arlene Meyer was bridesmaid.

They were attired in identically styled gowns of gold faillette. Their scoop necklines, and overthe-elbow-length sleeves acme cented fitted bodices. The controlled skirts were styled with soft pleats and bows at the back waists. They wore harmonizing braid crowns and blush veils. BEST MAN was Robert and Robert Stroot was groomsman.

Ushers were Lawrence Stroot and Thomas Meyer. Ah held home of the A wedding, reception was bride's parents. Mr. and Mrs. Meyer's honeymoon destination was northern Wisconsin and Minnesota.

Upon their return they will reside at Grand Forks, N. D. Glen Mar Mrs. William Jusela Newlyweds On Minnesota Wedding Trip Peace Lutheran church, Menomonie, was the scene of the marriage Saturday afterof Sharon Kathleen Hutchins, and William Eric Jusela. Parents of the couple are Mr.

and Mrs. Shirley Hutchins, Elmwood, and Mr. and Mrs. Eric Jusela, Britt, Minn. The Rev.

Ernst Staehling officiated. For her wedding the bride chose to wear a floor length princess line bridal of satin peau fashioned with portrait neckline, long, tapered sleeves and bodice which was accented with a front lace panel. The drop waistline secured her gathered skirt, designed with a front lace panel. A finger tip veil of silk illusion was draped to a lace She carried a cascade arrangement of red roses and stephanotis. MRS.

JOE Angelo was the bride's matron of honor, while Jackie Ann Wittig was flower girl. Mrs. Angelo wore a gold peau de soie princess style dress, with cape. The flower girl was attired in a floor length white peau de soie frock. Joe Angelo was best man and Charles Hutchins and John Pogorelc were ushers.

The couple received guests at a reception held at the Durand Rod and Gun club. After a honeymoon to northern Minnesota, they will live at Royaol Oak, Detroit, Mich. Both are June graduates of Stout State College. The bride was the Home Economics agent in Clark County before her marriage. The bridegroom will teach school in Royal Oak this fall.

Orange Baste Orange Baste Ever mix a little orange juice with melted butter and use this blend as a baste for broiled fish fillets? Garnish with curls of orange peel and membrane free orange secLions. Molgaards To MakeHome At Glenview, Ill. Mr. and Mrs. Leland Earl Molgaard will make their home at 1922 Henley, Glenview, after they return from their northern Wisconsin honeymoon.

They were married Sunday at 8 p.m. by the Rev. Richard Holleque in Our Saviors Lutheran church, Menomonie. The new Mrs. Molgaard is the former Virginia Kay Olsen, daughter of Mr.

and Mrs. K. T. Olsen, Menomonie. Parents of the bridegroom are Mr.

and Mrs. Earl Molgaard, Alta, Iowa. THE BRIDE wore her grandmother's wedding gown. The floor length gown of sheer cotton was designed with high, neckline, long sleeves skirt. m- broidered insertions and rows of tucking accented the bridal.

A crown of corchet al. A crown of Irish crochet secured a shoulder length veil of silk illusion. She carried white stephanotis and pink sweetheart roses. Matron of honor was Mrs. Dennis Olsen, New a p- ton, Iowa, and bridesmaid was Emilie Ann Olsen, the bride's sister, while Kari The a bridal aides wore pale Olsen acted as flower girl.

pink floor length gowns, of sheer cotton over taffeta, accented with embroidered eyelet. PAUL Reimers, Greeley, was best man. Melvin Molgaard, the groom's brother, was groomsman, r. Dennis Olsen, James Otto, and Frederick Seefeldt ushered. A reception was held in the church parlors.

The bride is a graduate of St. Olaf College, attended Drake University graduate school and will teach music this fall at Glenview, Ill. Her husband graduated from Grand View Junior College and Augustana College, Sioux Falls, S. D. He has completed two years of study at the Lutheran School of Theology, Maywood, and is presently serving at Holy Trinity Lutheran church, Glenview, Ill.

Glen Mar Mrs. Leland Molgaard Menomonie Church Vows Wed Couple Virginia Kay Schoenoff approached the altar of Our, Savior's Lutheran church, Menomonie, wearing a bridal of peau de soie, to become the bride of Andries Andis Jatnieks. The Rev. Richard Holleque read the 4 nuptials Saturday. Mr.

and Mrs. Alfred Schoenoff are parents of the bride and the groom is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Janis Jatnieks. All are of Me- nomonie.

THE WEDDING gown was Glen Mar Mrs. A. Jatnieks ANN LANDERSDegrees More Vital to College Couple than Baby 44 (Staff Photo) JUDGES CHUCKLE Mary Lane Anderson, Drums on the Chippewa Queen, gets a chuckle from judges of this year's contest, Nancy Kopplin, last year's royalty for the drum corps; Mrs. C. W.

Proctor and Bob Dawson, local television announcer; relating how the boys gave their chaperone a box of bats on a bus trip this summer. Hillcrest Entertains Royalty By Vicki Vane Oversize bouquets of vivid summer flowers and miniature table arrangements of late summer blooms brightened the clubroom of Hillcrest Golf Club Thursday afternoon when capacity crowd of women attended the "Drums on the Chippewa" queen luncheon. NINE local teenagers ap- Couples In Duplicate Winner Circle Arlene Winslow and Mrs. F. B.

Armstrong were first place winners at the Chippewa Duplicate Bridge club play Thursday evening, in the north-south section. There. was way tie for second place, with Dr. and Mrs. Walter Klein and Mr.

and Mrs. W. R. Lindsay the winners. Mr.

and Mrs. D. A. Me r. cier placed first in the eastwest division, with second place being taken by C.

J. Kauffman and F. J. Brandl. Mr.

and Mrs. Joe Gustin won third. August series winners included Louisa Wilcox, first; Mrs. J. H.

Murphy, second; and Mrs. E. A. Hatleberg, third. There will be a full master point game Friday, September 6.

Church and Club THE EPISCOPAL church women of Christ church Cathedral will meet Wednesday, at 2 p.m. in the common room. An executive board meeting is scheduled for 1 o'clock, in the bishop's lounge. Program for the month will be September 9 at 7:30, with coffee to be served by the St. Agnes group.

styled with appliques of lace and pearls. The scoop neckline long tapered sleeves were features of the fitted bodice. Two detachable panels of peau fastened in back formed the chapel train. Her open pillbox of alencon lace and pearls over peau de soie held bouffant veiling. She carried gardenias with salal.

Nancy Schoenoff, maid of honor, wore a melon chiffon over taffeta gown with floor length skirt and watteau panel train. Ruth Schoenoff a and Joan Quilling, bridesmaids, wore the same costumes. Best man was George Massey and Girts Jatnieks and Edgar Donicht were groomsmen. Dennis Phillips and Juris Rasa were ushers. The church parlors were the scene of the reception held after the ceremony.

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of Eau Claire DEAR ANN LANDERS: Our 23 year old daughter was married last spring. She is expecting a baby in November. Both she and her husband have two more years of college. She is working on her master's degree, he on his Ph. D.

Last week my daughter told me that she and her husband have decided to give up their child for will adoption. She says the doctor handle details and she is not going to even see the baby. Her reason for doing this is that both she and her husband want to finish their education and with a baby it would be impossible. I am horrified and have told her so, but I can't seem to reach her. These are decent young people, Ann.

They would be wonderful parents. I have offered to take the and she said, "No, if we see the baby we would want to keep it." Please help me persuade her against doing this terrible. thing. NO WORDS LEFT Dear No Words: Your observation that "They. would be wonderful parents" is incorrect.

The prime requisite for successful parenthood is to. want a child. These two "intelligent, decent" people don't qualify. Of course it's a dreadful thing they are considering and they will probably regret it later, but this is their decision to make. I earnestly hope with you, my dear that they will change their minds, but now that you've let them know how you feel, stay out of it.

Dear Ann Landers: We have two teenagers who are Roxie Rae Eide Married At Strum Mr. wand Mrs. Gerald ard Fenske, are honeymooning this week in northern Wisconsin and Michigan following their marriage Saturday in Strum Lutheran church. The Rev. Luther Monson officiated at the 8.

p.m. nuptials. The new Mrs. Fenske is the former Roxie Rae Eide, daughter of Mr. and Mrs.

Millard Eide, Strum, and her husband's parents are Mr. and Mrs. Bill Fenske, Strum. A FLOOR length gown of chantilly lace over satin, designed with sabrina neck- Wendell Peterson Studio Mrs. G.

R. Fenske peared in summer cottons, and modeled shorts and blouse outfits for the benefit of judges Nancy Kopplin, Mrs. C. W. Proctor and Bob Dawson; parents, club members and guests.

Mrs. Jerry Ambers was charge of the competition program. Mary Lane Anderson, present royalty for the corps, regaled the audience with tender and laugh provoking memories of her year as Monarch of 120 boys. The judges' decision not be announced until Saturday evening, September 7, at Carson park, when Miss Anqueen as a grand finale to derson a will crown the new the annual drum competition. Golf ladies at Hillcrest included a regula handicap affair.

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Wrapping Delivery -Sat. 9 a.m.-5:30 Service Pd driving their father and me crazy. They are both above average intelligence but when we leave them alone for more than 10 minutes they try to kill each other. The girl is 15 and the boy is 16. To listen to them bicker and pick at each other you'd think they were 5 and 4.

If something isn't done about their fighting soon my husband threatens to move to a hotel. Last night when we came home from a meeting the girl had a bloody nose and the boy showed us a handful of hair that she had pulled out of his head. The mirror in the dining room was cracked. She had thrown something at him and missed. I've talked them till I'm blue in the face.

I've threatened, begged and punished in every possible way. Nothing helps. My best friend who is a very smart woman says it's natural for a brother and a sister to have disagreements, Please help. BATTLE WEARY Dear Weary: It is natural for a brother and a sister to have disagreements, but your two are trying to kill each other. Such hostility in the midteens is a symptom of deepseated emotional problems.

When a boy and a girl at 15 and 16 are so full of hostility that they must resort to phy. sical violence, it means they both need professional help. Mrs. Geralu Me, Mary Helstrom Becomes Late Summer Bride Sacred vows were exchanged by Mary Lee He el: strom, daughter of Mr. and Mrs.

Miles Helstrom, and Gerald Lloyd Berseth, son of Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Berseth, Stanley, Saturday a afternoon, in Our Savior's Lutheran church, Stanley, with the Rev. Carl W. Peters officiating.

A street length bridal of cotton lace over ice blue tissue taffeta was chosen by the bride. A scoop neckline and three-quarter length sleeves accented the fitted bodice. The flat front skirt with a full back was designed with an ice blue taffeta bow. Her whimsie hat of blue held a face veil and she carried one long stemmed white rose. RS.

WILLIAM Filipiak, sister of the groom, was the bride's only attendant, wear-, ng a petal pink taffeta and lace street length frock, detailed with scoop neckline, elbow length sleeves, fitted bodice and dome skirt. Soft back and side pleats and a large flat bow at the back waist were details of the skirt. She wore a pink braid pill box with pearl tipped petals, which secured her bustle veil and carried one long stemmed pink rose. The groom was attended by Thomas Fowler as best man. A reception was held in the church parlors.

The couple is residing at 125 Neko where' the groom is on the faculty of the Nekoosa high school. Mrs. Gerald Berseth About Pictures Effective Tuesday, September 3, there will be no pictures used on the ciety page returned. They may be picked up in the office from two files. The engagem ent announcementphotos will be kept in one file and straight news story pictures in the other.

In manner any club or individual may obtain a picture used in the paper at their convenience and without extra work for the society department. Exceptions will be made only for those living out of the Eau Claire area, who enclose a stamped, self addressed envelope for return. Dainty Dessert You can keep pice cream balls, rolled in coconut, in your freezer to have on hand for quick desserts. The ice cream and coconut combination is delicious served with chocolate sauce or such frozen sweetened fruits as raspberries, strawberries, peaches. Liver Accent Instead of serving the usual onion accompaniment 0 liver, pan-fry scallions (cut in short lengths) with green pepper and celery strips and serve with the meat, field, Terry Parkinson and Helen Johnson tied for Class A honors, while Mrs.

M. O1- son won Class and Mrs. M. Wilson, Class C. Gladys Anderson, Dot Carpenter and Jean Poquette tied for low putts.

The afternoon bridge play was won by Cora Thompson, Marg Beede was second, Bertha Sheedemayer, third, and Tyler, fourth. TUESDAY'S Girls Twilight League played an "even holes" affair with Jean Couture winning Mrs. Dick Hanson, Class and Donna Rudolphson and Mrs. Dale Wilson were tied for Class C. Miss Couture also had low putts.

Bridge play Tuesday evening found Mrs. Les Winger in first place, with Gina Soaldring in second, and Mrs. Ed Benedict placed third. line, long tapered sleeves, and tiers of lace and tulle ruffles down the back of the bouffant skirt, was worn by the bride. A cabbage headpiece traced with pearls held her bouffant veil.

She carried white orchids and stephanotis centered on a white Bible. There were three attendants in the bridal retinue: Mrs. Rodney Higley, matron of honor; and Carol Hagquist and Carolyn Eide, bride S- maids. All three wore street length gowns of medium green brocade with matching cummerbunds, harmonizing cabbage rose headpieces and blush veils. THE GROOM'S best man was Terry Fenske, his broth- er.

Jan Spreeman, Stillwater, and Dan Call, Strum, were groomsmen. Guests at the church were seated by Jerry Krull, Elkhart, In and Ronald Mathson. Immediately after the cere- Back to School looking trim! Children's $1.50 "School Miss" $5.00 Send your "School Miss" back to classes with a pretty new hairdo! Our quality permanent wave will make her hair naturally lovely and easy to care for. WE HAVE A HAIR COLOR JUST RIGHT FOR YOU Appointment Not Always Necessary DIAL TE 4-3272 House of Beauty 318 BIRCH STREET Opposite Holiday Station Open Tue. Thurs.

'til 9 P.M. All Day Saturday Dear Ann Landers: That boy who kissed his sweetheart with his eyes that was me, 20 years open. I wasn't even aware I was doing it and I considered it perfectly member normal. I don't reever seeing anything. Rather than mention it and make me self conscious, my brainy wife simply brushed my eyelids with here fingertips.

What I believed was a gesture of tenderness was a signal to turn off the headlights. So please print this letter and give the girl a helping hand. I think thy wife's sysItem is infinitely more romantic than saying, "What are you looking at Bub?" BLINDED BY LOVE Dear Blinded: I agree and let's hope she sees this. a reception was held in the church parlors. The couple will make their home at 2101 Franklin S.

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