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t2 Sunday, January 7,1990 The Salina Journal Weddings Dr. and Mrs. James Larzalere (Tamra Buettgenbach) Buettgenbach- Larzalere BEND Tamra R. Btiettgenbach and Dr. James R.

trfirzaiere were united in marriage Dec. 9 at the First Congregational United Church of Christ. The Rev. Gene Becker officiated. Parents of the bride are Marietta J.

Tiede of Great Bend and Solomon H. Buettgenbach of Pratt and Ray B. tflrzalere of Glasco and the late Afthea Larzalere. Wineinger and Chris Schnittker of Great Bend provided thje music. of honor and bridesmaids were Denise Ehrlich of Sylvan wove, Miriam Gowdy of Russell and Him Steinert and Mary Gassmann of Gfeat Bend.

Junior bridesmaid was Jaime Steinert of Great Bend. fh Best man and groomsmen were William Larzalere of Lawrence; Dr. Leo Meduna of Lincoln, Keith Por- fenier of Jamestown and Dr. Earl Matthews of Salina. Other attendants were Brent and Jeffrey Steinert of JjGreat Bend, Mark Spears of Lucas Jand Dr.

Larry Burnett of Salina. A reception followed with Kim Cole find Melissa Ledesma of Great Bend Assisting. The bride, a graduate of Great High School, previously worked a paralegal with the law firm of Bauer, Pike, Pike and jJohnson, Great Bend. Her husband graduated from llasco High School and received a degree in mathematics rom Kansas Wesleyan University, le also graduated from the Univer- iity of Kansas School of Medicine and jompleted a residency program at imoky Hill Family Practice, Salina. i Dr.

Larzalere practices family (nedicine in Lincoln. After a honeymoon cruise in the Jahamas, the couple are at home in Jncoln. BRIDAL FORMAL WEAR Mr. and Mrs. Eric Hilton (Jodi Mason) Mason-Hilton HUTCHINSON The Emanuel Lutheran Church was the scene of the Dec.

22 ceremony uniting Jodi Lyn Mason and Eric Ross Hilton in marriage. The Rev. Fred Nelson officiated. Parents of the couple are Salinans Mr. and Mrs.

Bernard Mason, 2098 Page, and Mr. and Mrs. Paul Hilton of Hutchinson. Jan Peak of Hutchinson, Jim McMurray of Boston and Dwight Tolar of Manhattan provided the music. Maid of honor and bridesmaids were Monique Moody, Kimberly Potter and Christina Eades of Topeka and Laure Mason of Wichita.

Best man and groomsmen were Jeffrey Rathlef of Manhattan; Tony Zink of Kansas City, Nicholas Hilton of South Berwick, Maine, and Bryan Mason of Salina. Other attendants were Tom Gianakon of Madison, Todd Mason of Lawrence and Bruce Wrightsman of Manhattan. A church reception followed in the Fellowship Hall. Gary and Grace Withrow of Hutchinson assisted. The bride, a Salina South High School graduate, received a bachelor's degree in psychology from Washburn University.

She is a psychiatric mental health care worker at Kansas Psychiatric Hospital in Olathe. The bridegroom, a graduate of Hutchinson High School, received a bachelor's degree in electrical engineering from Kansas State University. He is a senior associate division engineer for KPL Gas Service of Olathe. After a honeymoon in the Bahamas, the couple are at home at 1513 W. Forest, Olathe.

Atchison- Garrison MINNEAPOLIS Karen Sue Atchison and Richard Jay Garrison were united in marriage Dec. 29, Judge Adrian Lapka officiating. Parents of the couple are Mr. and Mrs. Glen H.

Lott of Minneapolis and Mr. and Mrs. William E. Garrison of Manchester. Honor attendants were Kim Shoemaker of Minneapolis and Ronald Garrison of Wichita.

A post-nuptial reception is scheduled from 2 to 4 p.m. Jan. 14 at the home of the bridegroom's parents. The bride graduated from Salina South High School. She works for Rema Bakeware of Salina and serves in the U.S.

Army Reserves. Her husband, a graduate of Clay Center Community High School, works for Mclntire Welding Salina. The couple are at home in rural Bennington. Call or mail your news tip to The Salina Journal; up to $45 in cash a warded weekly. HIS OR HERS PERMS 1 9" sniprraiP MIDWEST'S FAVORITE HAIRCUTTERS COMPLETE WITH CUT Body Wave or Curly Style I WORLD'S GREATEST HAIRCUT DAYS Mr.

and Mrs. W.L. Springborg Jr. (Kara Guillory) Guilloiy- Springborg The marriage of Kara Nicole Guillory and William Lee Springborg Jr. was solemnized Dec.

16 at the First Covenant Church. Officiating was the bridegroom's father, the Rev. William Lee Springborg Sr. of Bennington. Parents of the bride are Roland Guillory of Wamego and Karen Guillory of Bennington.

Mrs. William Lee Springborg Sr. of Bennington is the groom's mother. Providing the music were Mr. and Mrs.

Tim Boss and Sandra Cole of Bennington. Honor attendants were Adrianne Guillory of Wamego and Brian Springborg of Bennington. Other attendants were Larry Guillory of Salina; David and Melanie Springborg of Bennington, and Joseph Guillor-y of Bennington. A church reception followed in the Fellowship Hall. Mr.

and Mrs. Don Boss of Bennington and Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Luthi of Solomon assisted. The bride, a Bennington High School graduate, studies at Kansas Wesleyan University.

Her husband graduated from Bennington High. He also attends Kansas Wesleyan University and works for Green Lantern. The couple are at home at 1500 S. Santa Fe, Apt. 11, Salina.

Urbanek- Bunch ELLSWORTH Officiating at the Dec. of Dawnae Urbanek and Micheal Bunch at the Immanuel Lutheran Church was the Rev. Gary L. Bender. Parents of the couple are Mr.

and Mrs. Donald J. Urbanke of Ellsworth and Russell Bunch of Kanopolis and Andra Bunch of Salina. Musicians were Kathy Place and Judy Schade of Ellsworth, Kellie Wacker of Kanopolis and John Headley of Wichita. Maid of honor and bridesmaids were Deneen Urbanek and Ellen Kozisek of Hays, Lisha Barkow of Baltimore and Jennifer Gaston of Wichita.

Best man and groomsmen were Richie Vargo of Manhattan; Wes Urbanek of Salina, Marvin Mikulecky of Geneseo and Roy Choitz of Kanopolis. Also attending the couple was Angie Keith of Fort Myers, Fla. Mr. and Mrs. Max Tanton of Ellsworth assisted at a church reception in the Fellowship Hall.

The bride graduated from Ellsworth High School and received a bachelor's degree in communication from Fort Hays State University. She teaches journalism at Ellsworth High. Her husband, also an Ellsworth High graduate, attended Pratt Community College. He is a mechanic for Hoffman Oil Co. in Kanopolis.

After a honeymoon in Colorado, the newlyweds are at home in rural Kanopolis. Mr. and Mrs. Mark Roberts (Marsha Wilkison) Wilkison- Roberts LOGAN Marsha L. Wilkison became the bride of Mark R.

Roberts Dec. 16 at the First Christian Church. The Rev. Glen Graham received their wedding vows. Parents of the couple are Mr.

and Mrs. Kenny M. Wilkison of Logan and Ronald D. Roberts of Lenexa and the late Joyce Ann Roberts. Musicians were Jane Boys and Robert Noone of Logan.

Lectors were Kim Dewey of Baldwin City and Jeff Hunt of Colorado Springs, Colo. Maid of honor and bridesmaids were Jana Roberts of Wichita; Nancy Hebel of Overland Park, Janese Brennecke of Parsons and Jennifer Jeffery of Caulfield, Mo. Best man and groomsmen were Thayne Murray of Lenexa; Tim Sanders of Wichita, Mike Wilkison of Ellis and Mitch Wilkison of Logan. Other attendants were Bob Hunt of Chicago; Jeff Hunt of Colorado Springs; Sara Stenzel of Mission; Jan Messick of Kobe Sound, and Essie Reese of Logan. A reception, dinner and dance followed at the City Building.

Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Patterson of Logan assisted. The bride graduated from Logan High School and Baker University. Her husband, a graduate of Shawnee Mission West High School and the University of Kansas, is a veterinary student at the University of Florida in Gainesville.

After a wedding trip to Acapulco, Mexico, the couple are at home in Gainesville. Karber-TaUey LJNDSBORG The Rev. Herbert Johnson Jr. officiated at the Dec. 16 wedding of Brenda Jolene Karber and Chester David Talley at the Lutheran Swedish Chapel in Heritage Square.

Parents of the couple are Mr. and Mrs. Paul Grittman of Simpson and Agnes Talley of McPherson and the late James Talley. Musicians were Maridene Lungstrom of Lindsborg and Cindi Enright of Salina. Escorting the bride were her two sons, Matthew and Paul Gentry of Lindsborg.

Matron of honor and bridesmaid were Pamela Swindler of Salina and Rachel Gentry of Lindsborg. Best man was J.C. Talley of Chickashea, Okla. A luncheon reception followed at the newlyweds' home. The bride is a licensed practical nurse at Lindsborg Community Hospital.

Her husband is a set-up operator for the research and development division of Certainteed in McPherson. The couple are at home in Lindsborg. OPEN NIGHTS SUNDAYS JUST DROP IN I GALAXY CENTER 025-4054 (ACROSS FROM CENTRAL MALI) It's hard to advertise a program that doesn't have a lot of gimmicks. All we have to offer is: Rapid Weight Loss Medical Supervision Real Team of Professionals 'Quality Lifestyle Program Come to a free Orientation on: Jan. 3, 8,10,15,17, 22, or 24 at 7:00 P.M.

Or Call 825-8224. Salina Family Physicians WellPlan, Inc. 617 E. Elm Salina, KS Mr. and Mrs.

Trent Messmer (Stacy Peter man) Peterman- Messmer The Rev. W.L. Haubein received the marriage vows of Stacy Diane Peterman and Trent Messmer Dec. 16 at the Trinity Lutheran Church. Parents of the couple are Mr.

and Mrs. Delvin Peterman, 4781 W. Shipton Road, and Mr. and Mrs. Michael Messmer of Haven.

Jeanine Tiemann of Salina provided the music. Honor attendants were Crystal Dawn Peterman of Salina and Michael Messmer. Other attendants were David and Davie Jennings of Americus, Tom Jenkins of Inman and Darin Peterman and Megan Stone of Salina. A reception followed in Trinity Hall. The bride graduated from Ell- Saline High School, Brookville, and attended Pratt Community College.

Her husband, a McPherson High School graduate, works at Eaton in Hutchinson. The couple are at home in Haven. Mr. and Mrs. Chad Doughman (Jennifer Hagen) Hagen- Doughman GYPSUM The home of the bride's parents, Mr.

and Mrs. Harvey Hagen, was the scene of the Dec. 17 ceremony uniting Jennifer Hagen and Chad Doughman in marriage. The Rev. Anthony Simouitz of Wichita officiated.

Parents of the bridegroom are Mr. and Mrs. Gary Doughman, 249 N. Kansas, Salina. i Musicians were Amy and Eric Evans of Hutchinson and Leeana Smith of Gypsum.

Honor attendants were Heather and Brad Doughman of Salina. A reception followed with Richard and Diane Hagen of Salina assisting. The bride graduated from Southeast of Saline High School, Gypsum. She works for Duffens Optical of Salina. Her husband, a graduate of Salina Central High School and the Salina Area Vocational-Technical School, works for Exide Corp.

The couple are at home at 375 N. Kansas, Salina. Son finds shampoo in hair-raising search When one of our grown kids was home for the holidays, he ran out of his shampoo. You'd think I wouldn't remember something as trivial as that, but you have to appreciate his reaction. He ran through the house like a crazy person, rummaging through bathroom drawers, medicine chests and the linen closet.

He was on the verge of. slipping into a coma for greasy hair when I suggested, "Use mine. It's on the vanity." He gave me that look the one he gives just before he says, "Are you trying to scare me with your mental incompetence?" He got into the car, and at 9:30 at night set out in pursuit of "his" shampoo. Looking back over his life, I realize he didn't adopt shampoo as a major world religion until he was in his 20s. Before that, he regarded the family shampoo as just another built-in utility that ran free through spigots.

If the tube fell on the floor with the cap off and the contents ran into the drain, who cares? Another bottle would mystically heal and fill itself for his next shampoo. Not to worry. Then one day all of that changed. Brand shampoo did not serve his lifestyle. He was on the move and needed pH balance with iodium C-14 laureth sulfate to get there.

His self- esteem demanded a rich formula of protein amino acids and a unique blend of Swiss herb extracts every four or five hours. He developed a trust for his shampoo that Donna Reed would have killed for. Erma Bombeck UNIVERSAL PRESS It's all a gender thing. Daughters need fat hair to find that expands like a sponge and bounces and heaves with the blink of an eye; hair that announces, "I'm wild untamed." Sons need manageable hair hair that has purpose and announces, "I'm cool. I'm in control." As my son returned from his excursion into the darkness for his manhood, I was reluctant to destroy his illusion.

In a few years he'll probably be using his wife's shampoo that smells like rose petals. In five years he'll resort to his child's shampoo that doesn't sting the eyes. And in 10 years he'll settle for the dog's shampoo with a white vinegar rinse. In 20 years? Hey, he could possibly get by with a washcloth, as do Gor- bachev and Sean Connery. They're happy! APPETIZING Food, Recipes and Diet Information every Wednesday.

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