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Personals- Times Herald, Carroll, la. Wednesday, July 17, 1974 Mrs. Ted Hoemann of Soorleder of Lidderdale, and Indianapolis, Ind, and Mrs. their brothers, KntzSponeaer H. E.Rudi of Anaheim, of Carroll and Robert spent ten days visiting their Sporleder of Charter Oak, and mother, Mrs.

Arnold families. WED. SAT. July 17 1I-19-1O IOWA'S MOST BEAUTIFUL THEATRE con LAKE CITY Reductions AN ALL-COMEDY ALL-FUN PROGRAM! He's a down hill racer tun! WAIT WSHEY Productions SUN. THRU TUES.

July 21-22-23 Sun. Mat 2 P.M. Mel Brooks' Eves. 749 P.M. HILARIOUS WESTERN FUN 'BUZZING 1 from the people who gave you "The Jazz Singer" NOW 7:90.9:15 Sun.

Frcr.i I 'WED. Thru July 17-23 EVERYTHING SEEMED SO IMPORTANT THEN-EVEN Ml THE WAY WE WERE Winner of 6 Academy Award Nominations 'PC; EVES. SUN. From 1:30 WED. Thru TUES July 17-23 WHITE HOT DESIRES MELTING COLD PRISON STEEL! HfiAf Audubon Class of '54 There were 72 members in the Audubon High School Class of 1954 and 41 of them showed up Saturday for the class' 20-year reunion at the Audubon Country Club.

On hand were (sitting from left) George Reinemund, San Antonio, Jim Black, Alta, Kermit Borkowski, Audubon; Clark Griffith, Audubon: Russell Duede, Kansas City; Hugh Hardie, Ottumwa, Pete Testroet, Audubon; kneeling Marlene Mendenhall Carr; Bill Groteluschen, Des Moines; Rev. Peter Larsen, Sheridan, Connie Hamann Godwin, Denver, Mary Kuntzweiler Longnecker, Omaha; Patty Cavanaugh Long, Altus, Shirley Blohm Hansen, Hamlin; Mary Culbertson Shimon, Havelock. Mary Kesselring Prokop. Westminster, Bernice Petersen, Harlan: Elizabeth Parrott Rubel. Audubon: Evelyn Ploughman Christen- Times Herald News Service Photo sen, Harlan; Francis Campbell Fairchild, Danville; standing Dean Hollister, Audubon; Larry Clark, Carroll; Frank Jorgensen, Audubonf Gary Williamson, Audubon; Lyle Henriksen, Corning; Betty Murray Buckner, Gray; Richard Jensen, Audubon; Sylvia Osbahr Christoffersen, Atlantic; Bill Swanson, Gray; Sara Kerwin Andreasen, Washington, state; Melvin Petersen, New Jersey; Carol Crees Thompson, Exira; Carlene David Deist, Audubon; Lyle Charles Manatt, Los Angeles, Kathleen Klinkefus Manatt, Los Angeles, Dorothy Nissen Lawson, Waterloo; Richard Rasmussen, Ankeny; Mary Kay Winther Lewis, Audubon.

Attending the reunion but not present for the picture were Helen Albertsen Hansen, Hamlin. and Charles Sorensen, Audubon. The True Story of Two Called Batman and Robin Baddings Have Picnic ARCADIA The William Badding family gathered for a picnic at the Arcadia shelter house Sunday while Janet Badding was home from Iowa City for a few days' vacation. Attending in addition to Mr. and Mrs.

Badding and Janet were the Robert Badding, Bill R. Badding and Elmer Bedford families of Carroll, Mr. and Mrs. Joe Badding of Lidderdale, the Don Badding. Leo Berning and Lon Diers families of Arcadia.

Also present were Mrs. Ed Schroeder, Herman Thein, Sue Slater of Templeton, Joyce Bruening of Maple River, Rollie Schoessler of Westside and David Daniels of Carroll. Astr July 18,1974 Bernice Bede OSD A THRU ATURDAY UNTAMED AND DEADLY, she rated the with a BLAZING GUN and a LUSCIOU RICHARD CRENNA "A MAN CALLED NOON" PLUS CO-HIT TUES. July 21, 22, 23 EX'S PIUSOK I UMMUOi UI-VI-MI- ARIES (March 21-April 19) Your generosity is likely to be imposed upon by one to whom you'll give a hand. He won't be he has your.

arm. TAURUS (April 20-May 20) An idea that you have looks very promising on the drawing board. It still has a lot of flaws to be worked out before trying it. GEMINI (May 21-June 20) Manage your material affairs wisely now and you're going to come out ahead. If you don't, you'll have a big deficit facing you.

CANCER (June 21-July 22) If you don't do things on schedule it's unlikely you'll do them at all. Delays give you doubts that are hard to overcome. LEO (July 23-Aug. 22) Be very selective as to whom you give sensitive information to. The wrong confidant will misuse what you tell him.

VIRGO (Aug. 23-Sept. 22) It would be a mistake at this time to count upon one who is friendly toward you to pull strings in an area where he can't deliver. LIBRA (Sept. 23-Oct.

23) Others will willingly respond to your directives only if you issue your requests in a congenial manner. Being bossy won't cut it. SCORPIO (Oct. 24-Nov. 22) It's best you lay everything out in the open in dealings with others.

Hard feelings will result if they think you're holding back. SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 23-Dec. 21) There's a little warning for you at this time. Don't become too involved with a person of questionable reputation.

CAPRICORN (Dec. 22-Jan. 19) Bear in mind, teamwork is only effective if both parties pull together. Be sure your goal is in harmony with your partner's. AQUARIUS (Jan.

20-Feb. 19) This is not the time to make changes in procedures that have proven their worth and reliability, for something as yet untried. PISCES (Feb. 20-March 20) You'll be luckier and your dealings will go more smoothly if you tackle your big tasks early in the day. Later, complications set in.

YOUR BIRTHDAY July 18,1974 Interesting contacts will be made this year that will have a salutary effect upon your overall outlook. The new knowledge you'll acquire will serve you later. Vows Are Exchanged In Churdan Anne Frances Geisler of Jefferson became the bride of Sammy L. Baugh of Carroll, July 13 at 2 p.m. in a double ring ceremony performed by the Rev.

John Schissel at St. Columbkille's Catholic Church in Churdan. The bride's father gave her away. Their parents are Mr. and Mrs.

Edward Geisler Jr. of Jefferson and Mr. and Mrs. Boyd Baugh of Carroll. The bride's white dacron organza scoop-necked, butterfly-sleeved gown flowed from an empire bodice to a full-length aisle-wide train.

Her Camelot cap of lace and satin secured a triple illusion veil. Yellow and purple chrysanthemums, the bride's chosen colors, decorated the altar. Maid of honor Jacque Burke and attendants Jennifer Nickolls, Mary Ellen Ambrose and Teresa Manahan wore identical lavender V-neck, floor-length gowns. Flower girl Marty Ann Baugh wore a similar dress and Johnny Hansen was ringbearer. The best man was Uave Kastle and groomsmen were Andy Baugh, Donnie Stanzyk and Kevin Kroiger.

Steve Sporlinger and Kerry Kroeger were ushers. Richard Carey provided vocal and organ music. Dave Geisler was altar boy. A 3 p.m. reception in Columbkille's Hall was attended by 200 people following the service.

The Boyd Baughs had entertained 25 at a Redwood Inn rehearsal dinner the evening before. The bride is a graduate of the Paton-Churdan Community High School and is employed by the American Athletic Company in Jefferson. The groom attended Carroll High School and is employed with his father in the trucking business. After a Denver, week-long trip, the couple will reside at the Meyer Trailer Court, Lot 9 in Carroll. Vandcrheiden Studio Photo Mr.

and Mrs. Sammy L. Baugh Mari Balk Is Honored Mari Balk, bride-elect of John Hall of Glidden, was complimented at a shower Sunday afternoon at the home of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Andy Balk Jr.

Hostesses for the backyard patio party were Mrs. Thomas Schapman and MaryGaffney. Guests were 17 of Miss Balk's former classmates and friends. The table centerpiece featured yellow and orange daisies arranged in a scoop. Miss Balk and Mr.

Hall will be wed Aug. 23 at Holy Spirit Church. He is a son of Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Hall of Glidden.

LEAVES HOSPITAL Jerry Wiskus was dismissed Tuesday from St. Anthony Regional Hospital where he and his wife were taken after being injured Saturday morning when the motorcycle they were riding was in collision with a car south of Carroll on Highway 71. Mrs. Wiskus is still hospitalized, in Room 301. Mr.

and Mrs. George Bruns of Rockford, 111., left Wednesday morning after visiting for a week in the Richard Bruns home in Carroll and Vernon Bruns home in Sac City. The three men are brothers. Clubs Met Tuesday for Card Games The COMMUNITY Club was entertained at an afternoon pinochle party at the home of Mrs. John Sanders.

High score -prize was won by Mrs. Ed Lenz, who will be hostess next on Aug. 6. Mrs. William J.

second.high; Mrs. Bernard Baumhover, traveling; and Mrs. Frank Thielen, tally. Mrs, Frances Berning was a guest other than members. Mrs.

Felix Langenfeld was hostess for the HIGH BIDDERS Club's bi-weekly party at Tony's Restaurant. Bridge was played in the afternoon, Frank Liewer, Mrs. Walter Millenacker, Mrs. James Wieland; and Mrs. L.

B. Westeridorf. winning score prizes. Mrs. Vernis'Jiiergens was an additional guest.

The next hostess will be, Mrs. Ed Schroeder, July 30. Euchre was played by me of the JOLLYETTES Club at Mrs. Larry Bunnell's home. At the close of the evening Mrs.

Johnj Oswald was awarded high score prize'-and Mrs 1 Gene Becker, low. The club will meet next with Mrs. Donald Eifler, Aug. 6. Mrs.

Ernestine Sanders, Mrs. Laura Finegan and Mrs. Winifred Conley received score prizes at the GOLDEN CIRCLE bridge group's meeting at the clubrooms. Hostess for 'the afternoon was Mrs. Aurora Mungon.

Mrs. 0. E. Heider will be hostess next week. INJURIES FATAL OMAHA, Neb.

(AP)-Clara Mitchell, 81, of Council Bluffs, died in an Omaha hospital Wednesday suffered in a two-car crash in here Tuesday. Calendar WEDNfcSDAY- Golden Circle euchre Newcomers, 9:30 a.m., South Side Park New Bidders, Mrs. Roy Olson C.C.C. Club, Mrs. Donald Nelson 8 C's Club, Mrs.

Leon Baumhover STOP Club, 7 p.m., 408 W. 7th Street Golden Circle pinochle Pomeroy Wins Honors at Workshop DEDHAM Dan Pomeroy, son of Mr. and Mrs. J. Merle Pomeroy of Dedham, recently returned with several honors from a 4-week workshop in speech and debate at the University of Iowa.

He will be a senior at Carroll Community School next year. The workshop was culminated in a 3-day tournament. Pomeroy's honors included a 5-win, no loss record in the elimination rounds with partner Kevin Bowen of Ames. Pomeroy and Bowen were eliminated in the semi-final round on a split-decision ballot. Pomeroy took the runnerup award in total speaker points, in debate.

He also made the finals in original oratory where he won second place honors. Students from Illinois, North and South Dakota, Texas and Iowa attend the workshop. Instructors included the University's director of debate, college varsity debaters and other graduate and doctorate speech personnel. BOARD TO MEET The regular monthly meeting of the Northwest Regional Library Board of Trustees will be Tuesday, July 23 in Storm Lake at 3 p.m. Officers are Installed at Unit Meeting A slate of officers headed by Mrs.

Charles Harms as president was installed by Mrs. Earl Berns, a past president, at the July meeting of Maurice Dunn Unit No. 7, American Legion Auxiliary, Tuesday night. Other officers are Mrs. Vincent Stangl, first vice president; Mrs.

Ralph Hoffmann, second vice president; Mrs. Dale Bernholtz, secretary; Mrs. Mary Johannsen) treasurer; Mrs. Barry Jensen, chaplain; Mrs. Louis Jenson, historian; and Mrs.

Arnold Witt, sergeanti-at-arms. The meeting, held at Legion hall, was conducted by the outgoing president, Mrs. John Beyerink and closed by Mrs. Harms. Several members plan to attend the Department convention Thursday and Friday in Des Moines.

It was announced that dues in the senior junior units may be paid at this time and that junior dues are raised for the coming Members were urged a commercial coupons for a kitchen fund. The unit's picnic supper will be held in the back room of the Legion hall on July 31, starting at 6:30 p.m. Transportation will be arranged by calling 792-9581. Following the meeting, refreshments were served by Mrs. Mary Onken, Mrs.

Loretta Kuebler and Mrs. Berns. Mrs. Berns won the door prize. The next regular meeting date is Aug.

20. JONS REUNION ARCADIA The Jons family annual reunion was held Sunday at the Westside Community Building. More than 50 attended including the two oldest Mrs. Martha Jons of Wall Lake and Mrs. Anna Jons of Arcadia.

Others were Mr. and Mrs. Donald McConnell, Nemaha and Kris Hyde of Aurora, 111. CORRECTION Dinette Sets 'Daystrom Hex Top Pedestal Dinette Set Swivel Chairs Reg. $349.00 PRENGER FURNITURE "Quality Name Brands you know at always Low West on Hwy.

30 Carroll JUNG'S THE HOME OF GOOD TASTE WEEKEND SPECIALS Looking for a gift for that special bride? If she's used our bridal registry service, you can count on us to help you find just the right thing for her. If she hasn't, we can offer plenty of suggestions. Do stop in and see us. CHERRY DONUTS Large fluffy donuts with chopped cherries mixed thru the batter and frosted with cherry frosting. SPECIAL $105 Doz.

Reg. $123 Save! Doz. Sesame Seed Topped FRENCH, CRISP HARD ROLLS SPECIAL Oc Pack of 8 Reg. SAVE FRESH ORANGE GERMAN COFFEE CAKE With fresh orange frosting. SPECIAL Reg.

SAVE WHITE BUTTER OR CHOCOLATE FUDGE CUP CAKES SAVE SPECIAL 16 Doz. Reg. Doz. JUST SOME OF THE GOODIES YOU WILL FIND IN JUNG'S LOW TEMP CABINET: POOR BOY OR YOGI BUNS, DAINTY COCKTAIL BUNS, SLIM PARTY RYE. CINNAMON BREAD, PECAN NUT BREAD, BANANA MUFHNS.

THE REFRIGERATED CASE WILL TEMPT YOUR TASTE BUDS WITH THAT FAMOUS ASSORTED MAYTAG CHEESE, CHOCOLATE FUDGE ECLAIRS, CREAM PUFFS, ASSORTED CREAM AND LEMON PIES TOPPED WITH FRESH HOMEMADE EGG WHITE MERINGUE. JUNG'S ALWAYS HAVE A WHITE BUTTER OR CHOCOLATE FUDGE CAKE ALL DECORATED READY TO INSCRIBE FOR YOU. JUST CALL 792-3337 AND THE CAKE WILL BE WAITING FOR YOU..