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The Sacramento Bee Sunday June 19 1983 D7 Brides At Six! Volunteers Are The Power Behind The Scones Michelle Bello Mrs Joseph Milby Mrs Jeff Wardlow If YOU ENJOY Carl Sagan Jacques Cousteau and Dick Cavett on Channel 6 you may now relish them in an entirely new setting the At Six! Take a bite out of the Carl Sagan Bagel Cousteau Seafood Brioche or Dick Cavett Quiche And be sure to ask your waitress about another prime-time offering the Masterpiece Theater Special At Six! a new cafe in the Sierra 2 complex is the result of a monumental volunteer effort to support public TV station KVIE Channel 6 the only (cafe) in the nation used as a funding source for public television" proclaims a proud Denny Wiemers the coordinator and auction manager Four overseeing boards and countless volunteers struggled for almost three years to open At Six! the short form: When organizers first opened Sierra 2 a Sacramento community arts center they set aside space for a cafe Judy Schroeter then project manager for Sierra 2 asked Wiemers at KVIE to run it The involvement was logical: a non-profit landlord teamed with non-commercial TV Wiemers and the Friends of Six faithful support group) said they were interested in the project Wiemers submitted a proposal to Channel overseeing board Central California Educational Television (CCET) The board agreed to underwrite the project and a separate panel with representatives from Friends of Six CCET and business community was formed to supervise the work One of the major forces behind At Six! is Wiemers After work hours she has been volunteering her time at the cafe And it has been a labor of love have always wanted a she says with a smile this was a unique way to do How else she reasons could she open a restaurant with such minimal rent volunteer help and donated supplies? Six years ago Wiemers was concert manager at Iowa State Previously she had organized major fund-raisers When she moved to Sacramento with her husband Cal they immersed themselves in volunteer work for KVIE and opened two caramel corn franchises Eventually they sold the food business and opened a jewelry store Cal remained in retail and Denny left to work full time for KVIE Like ANY NEW business At Six! has not been without set-backs amazed it die along the she admits For one thing juggling jobs around the schedules of the varied donors delayed the opening had the money (to buy services) we could have been open in six months" explains Wiemers But merely a fact not a complaint At Six! considers itself lucky that more than 100 donors have contributed to the project For openers: Treaster and Green (interior design) Barrish Aldrich Schroeter (structural engineering) Paul Page Design (graphics) David Ribble (glass design) Seiss Wagner (architectural planning) Cook Realty (cash donation for paintsheet metal) Orchard Mrs James Manuian Mrs' Andrew Blackett Mrs Frank Shaw Mrs Albert Niggles Supply company (stairwell) General Home Repair (installation of doorswainscoting) and RJB Company and Chevron USA (cash donations for air conditioning) This list is particularly impressive considering that bud- -gets for many non-profit organizations are extremely lean now and businesses are be-siegd with requests for help Additionally a sandwich would never have been served without the efforts of certain individuals For two years Duane Masbruch spearheaded the dedicated At Six! board which includes Bill Farris Bill Millard Margaret Towne Jeanne Dugoni Cathy MacMillan and Ken Terry Kent Newton board member of the Sierra-Curtis Neighborhood Association and Una Flores Sierra 2 project manager helped organize volunteers to provide some much-needed manual work And Frank Cook a founder of Sierra 2 and an At Six! board member coordinated the labor crew which consisted of neighborhood volunteers and Friends of Six The two groups put in months of hard labor Cook explains that it was to the advantage to help the cafe open because it would serve the tenants attract more patrons keep visitors on the grounds longer and bring in additional revenue from rent for the SCNA Although labor for the renovation was donated the At Six! staff is paid Wiemers ex-' plains that volunteer help especially during the day is becoming increasingly difficult to find So the board hired a general manager Lou Weber and a German-trained pastry chef Petra Goesch to oversee the operation Paid -professionals also help ensure that the cafe meets its annual net profit projection of $20- (after the first year) But there is another goal besides turning a profit says Weber want it to be a people -place My concept for the cafe is based on cof- feehouses on the East Coast where I grew up like it to be a place where people can meet -each other and enjoy stimulating Among others he expects to attract near- by Curtis Park residents Sierra School patrons and educational TV devotees The coffeehouse sports a contemporary look with white chairs and a wine and green color scheme The fare is described as with an emphasis on good coffee fresh ingredients and baked goods Local art will be showcased and in time Weber hopes to add -guitar music poetry readings and other cultur- -al tidbits At Six! is located at 2791 24th St It eventual-ly will be open for breakfast: It currently is open for lunch and dinner For hours and days call 452-6666 it note: Michelle Bello is taking a vacation Her column will resume on Sunday August 21 9 Mrs Donald Vaughn Mrs David Stewart Mrs Brian Wilson Mrs Laurent Warnshuis The bride the daughter of Doy Calvin of Sacramento and the late Grayden Calvin graduated from Elk Grove High School attended California State University Sacramento and graduated from the nursing program at CSU Bakersfield The bridegroom the son of Mr and Mrs Frank Shaw of Sacramento graduated from Hiram Johnson High School attended Co-sumnes River and Sacramento City colleges and graduated from the Northern California Criminal Justice Training Center Honor attendants were Sue Calvin of Palo Alto and Dennis Shaw of Shingle Springs The couple will live in Sacramento Jarrell-Howington Carmichael Presbyterian Church was the setting for the May 21 wedding of Janie Diana Howington and Nicholas Wayne Jarrell The bride the daughter of Mr and Mrs Ralph Howington of Dickson Tenn graduated from Campbell High School and attended West Valley College in San Jose The bridegroom the son of Mr and Mrs George Jarrell of North Highlands graduated from Highlands High School and attended American River College Honor attendants were Robin Purdy of San Jose and Michael Russell of Sacramento The couple will live in Sacramento The Bee publish-es weddings free as a public service Wedding forms may be obtained from The Bee by calling 446-9596 Tuesdays from 9 to 11 am The forms must be filled out and returned within two weeks after the wedding Jo 4 Mrs Craig Wilson Niggles-West Monterey will be the new home for Laura Karen West and Albert Daniel Niggles who were married May 29 in the chapel at Mather Air Force Base in Sacramento The bride daughter of Hanny Perbetsky of Fair Oaks and Henry West of Novato graduated from Berlin American High School in Berlin Germany Humboldt State University and the University of Arizona The bridegroom the son of Mr and Mrs Albert A Niggles Jr of Wainscott graduated from Niagra University and Naval Postgraduate School Honor attendants were Susan Nelson of El Cerrito and Charles Niggles of East Hampton NY Stewart-MacDonald Northmimster Presbyterian Church in Sacramento was the setting for the May 14 wedding of Elaine MacDonald and David Stewart The bride the daughter of Mr and Mrs James A MacDonald of Carmichael graduated from El Camino High School and attended American River College The bridegroom the son of Mr and Mrs Eugene Stewart of Sacramento graduated from Mira Loma High School Mary MacDonald of Carmichael and Kevin Long of Sacramento served as honor attendants The couple will live in Sacramento from North Rose Wolcott High School and attended Onadaga Community College in Syracuse Honor attendants were Pamela Keller of Citrus Heights and Scot Wilson of Mather Air Force Base The couple will make their home in North Highlands Sell Save Ads Vaughn-Roberts Lesa Roberts and Donald Vaughn were married May 28 at Oak Park United Methodist Church in Sacramento The bride the daughter of Sheppard Harris of San Francisco graduated from Washington High School in San Francisco and attends California State University Sacramento The bridegroom the son of Mr and Mrs Vaughn of San Francisco attended Polytechnic High School in San Francisco Honor attendants were Michelle Hayes of Richmond and Ronald Vaughn of San Francisco The couple will make their home in Sheneman-Schultz i Davis will be the new home for Linda Gail Schultz and Eric Sheneman who were married May 14 at the First United Methodist Church in Sacramento The bride the daughter of Mr and Mrs Irving Schultz of Sacramento graduated from McClatchy High School Sacramento City College and the University of California at Davis The bridegroom the son of Mr and Mrs Jack Sheneman of El Macero graduated from Davis Senior High School and UCD Honor attendants were Marsha Vlietstra of Upland and Victor Seedman of Palo Alto Blackett-Liccardo Annette Marie Liccardo and Andrew Lloyd Blackett were married May 14 at Sacred Heart Church in Sacramento The bride the daughter of Mr and Mrs Ronald Liccardo of Sacramento attended St Francis High School the University of San Francisco and California State University Sacramento The bridegroom the son of Andrew Blackett and Connie Johnson both of Citrus Heights attended San Juan High School and American River College Honor attendants were Rosemary Schwartz of Sacramento and Andrew Blackett of Citrus Heights The couple will make their home in Rancho Cordova The private individual's way to advertise Wardlow-lrwin St United Methodist Church was the setting for the May 28 wedding of Wendy Irwin and Jeff Wardlow The bride the daughter of Deanna Irwin of Citrus Heights and the late Curtis Irwin graduated from La Entrada High School The bridegroom the son of Jerry Wardlow and Carol Wardlow Ramsey both of Sacramento attended Del Campo High School Honor attendants were Terry McClain of Carmichael and Ronald Howard Jr and Rancho Cordova The couple will make their home in Citrus Heights Stuart-Campbell Granger Wash will be the new home for Stephanie Jone Campbell and Lawson Edward Stuart who were married May 28 at Arcade Baptist Church in Sacramento The bride the daughter of Mr and Mrs Sam Campbell of Sacramento graduated from Foothill High School The bridegroom the son of Mr and Mrs Ralston A Stuart of Zillah Wash graduated from Zillah High School Suzanne Bonn of Sacramento and Ralston A Stuart of Zillah served as honor attendants 2 lines for 4 days WOVEN WHITES Bottomweight white of 100 Polyester in assorted styles 60" wide Machine washable Regular $388 Follett-Babich Palos Verdes will be the new home for Jeanne Babich and David Brian Follett who were married May 21 at the Sacramento home of the bride parents The bride the daughter of Dr and Mrs John Babich of Sacramento graduated from the University of California at San Diego The bridegroom the son of Mr and Mrs Arthur Follett of El Paso Texas graduated from the University of California at Santa Barbara and California Western Law School Margaret Babich of Sacramento and Charles McCrea of Reno served as honor For articles $2500 or less Warnshuis-Steenhoek Auburn will be the new home for Beth Louise Steenhoek and Laurent Gregory Warnshuis Jr The bride the daughter of Margo Magaziner of Carmichael and John Steenhoek of Sacramento graduated from Del Campo High School and attends American River College The bridegroom the son of Mr and Mrs Laurent Warnshuis of Fair Oaks graduated from Del Campo High School Honor attendants were Lisa Grindstaff of Carmichael and Laurent Warnshuis of Fair Oaks Stewart-Snyder Jill Evelyn Snyder and David Brian Stewart were married May 21 at Oak Leigh Wedding Center in Fair Oaks The bride the daughter of Mr and Mrs Donald Snyder of fair Oaks graduated from Del Campo High School and attended American River College The bridegroom the son of Preston Stewart of Rancho Cordova and Mary Stewart of Citrus Heights graduated from San Juan High School Honor attendants were Gaynell Johnson of San Leandro and Jeff Murray of Citrus Heigh's The couple will live in Citrus Heights CALL THE SEE Milby-Hileman Janice Hileman and Joseph Milby were married June 4 at Sierra Arden United Church of Christ in Sacramento The bride the daughter of Mr and Mrs Bob Hileman of North Highlands graduated from Highlands High School and attended American River College The bridegroom the son of Mr and Mrs Elbert Milby of Carmichael graduated from El Camino High School Honor attendants were Anna Vierra and Jerry Vierra both of North Highlands The couple will live in Carmichael Manuian-Mraule Presentation Church in Sacramento was the setting for the June 1 1 wedding of Michelle Mraule and James Manuian The bride the daughter of Donald and Emma Mraule of Sacramento graduated from Mira Loma High School The bridegroom the son of Angela Manuian of Sacramento and the late Paul Manuian graduated from McClatchy High School and City Cog Cindy Free of Citrus Heights and Greg Cole of Monterey served as honor attendants The couple will live In Monterey Shaw-Calvin Sally Erin Calvin and Frank Richard Shaw were married May 20 at the First Church of God in Sacramento STRETCH TRIGGER The sportswear favorite with stretch for comfort Polyester Cotton 60" wide and completely machine washable Regular $488 66 YARD Wilson-Wheeler Janet Ann Wheeler and Craig Wilson were married May 21 in an outdoor ceremony at ahoe Pines in Lake ahoe The bride the daughter of Mr and Mrs John Wheeler of Courtland graduated from Delta High School and the University of Nevada Reno The bridegroom the son of Helen Wilson of Sacramento and the late Glenn Wilson graduated from Rio Americano High School and the University of Oregon Honor attendants were Jill Wheeler and Judy Culbertson both of Courtland and John Quincy Brown III of Sacramento The couple will make their home In ALWAYS FIRST QUALITY 444 3113 Wilson-Gray Joyce Gray and Brian Wilson were married May 2 1 at Bridal Bower Garden Chapel In Carmichael The bride the daughter of Helene Oulette of Sacramento and the late Ronald Oulette graduated from Norte Del Rio High School and attended American River College The bridegroom the son of Mr and Mrs Charles Wilson ol North Rose graduated 1018 DOUGLAS BlVD 10635 FOLSOM BLVD 5835 STOCKTON BLVD 6039 MADISON AVE SALS PRICES HIUCREST CENTER CORDOVA VIUAGE NEAR FRUITRIDGE ATMANZANITA GOOOTHKU ROSEVILLE RANCHO CORDOVA SACRAMENTO CARMICHAEL TUESDAY 786-7990 366-0388 731-8375 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