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Krueger-Garbers The marriage vows of Laureen Olga Krueger and David Lorn Garbers were solemnized in ceremonies at 3 p.m. Saturday in the Bethany Methodist Church at Green Bay. Rev. Patrick Green received the wedding promises. Parents of the couple are Mr.

and Mrs. Howard F. Krueger, Little Suamico, and Mr. and Mrs. Wilfred F.

Garbers, West Salem. The bride wore an empire- sheath gown of imported organza fashioned with a 6coop neckline and bell sleeves of cluny lace. The cluny lace was repeated on a band accenting the bodice and on her detachable train. She carried a crescent bouquet with a white orchid surrounded by glamelias and stephanotis. A reception and buffet dinner in the church parlors follows the ceremony.

AFTER a wedding trip to the Black Hills, the couple will live at Middleton. The bridegroom is a graduate student at the University of Wisconsin at Madison. Bridal attendants were Mrs. David Mackie, Mrs. Richard Kaster, and Betty Garbers.

They wore sun yellow gowns decorated with a pale yellow print. They carried bouquets of yellow and white roses and white daisy mums. The bridegroom was attended Wedding Vows Exchanged By Iowa Couple WAUKON, Iowa Marriage vows were exchanged by Kathryn Ann Drew and Joseph L. Marlow in ceremonies at 10:30 a.m. Saturday in St.

Catholic Church at Waukon. Rev. Joseph Slepicka officiated. A dinner reception was in the Waukon Golf and Country Club following the ceremony. Parents of the couple are Mr.

and Mrs. James Drew, Waukon, and Mr. and Mrs. James Marlow, Blencoe. The bride wore a gown of alen- con lace styled with an empire waistline and sheath skirt.

The detachable waist-length train was accented with scattered medallions of matching lace and flowers. Her veil was held by a cluster of lace petals, and she carried a bouquet of white carnations. Mrs. Maureen Vassdlo was matron of honor and Marie Schwartzhoff and Mary McCar- lo were the bridesmaids. They wore maize gowns and carried hand bouquets.

The bridegroom was attended by Patrick Marlow, Phillip For- ticill and John Ryan. William Drew and Frank Jones were ushers. The bridegroom, a graduate of Creighton University at Omaha, and the Institute of Mortuary Science, is employed by the Jones Funeral Home at Washington, Iowa, where the couple will live. Mrs. David Garbers Area Woman Is Married At Ettrick Edna Mae Lunde, daughter of Mr.

and Mrs. Victor Melby, Bladr, became the bride of Levie Leroy Webb son of Mr. and Mrs. Levie Webb Victory, in ceremonies at 7 p.m. Saturday in the Living Hope Lutheran Church at Ettrick.

Rev. Harold Aasland received the wedding promises. A reception in the church lors followed the ceremony. After a wedding trip to Minneapolis. the couple will live at Victory.

The bride wore a gown of chalk crepe with chantilly lace trim. The fitted empire bodice had a scoop neckline and elbow- length kabucki sleeves edged with lace, and the watteau train of lace and crepe panels was chapel length. Her bouffant waist-length veil of imported silk English illusion was held by a double princess crown of hand-cut Aurora borealis crystals, and she carried a bouquet of red roses with lily of the valley. Bridal attendants were Diane Sainden, Gloria Austin and Cor- Hkt Ya (Troesr (Tribunr Oil omans 0(229. rine Melby.

They wore gowns of cottilion blue and white saki. The blue bodices had short sleeves, scoop necklines and white Venice lace trim at the waistline. Their matching flowered hats were worn with shaped veils, and they carried orchids with lily of the valley. The bridegroom was attended by Verdell Fox, Dennis Melby and Jack Austin. Ushers were Bob Johnson and Robert Venner Jr.

Condition Of Streets Hinders Cupid's Work ST. JOSEPH, Mo. (AP) City officials have received an unusual kind of a complaint about the condition of the streets in one part of St. Joseph. A woman wrote that the city streets were her She said her own street is in such poor condition that her boy friend has refused to drive his new car to her home.

La Crosse Tribune, Thursday, August 31, Garden Walk PlannedWoman Pavs 1 much when a rviyo package giving her return ad- in tOU uaire rark dress was delivered to her by A 9th District Garden Walk i OSlCige UUG her postman. Opening the paick- will be from 12 to 5 p.m. on A age, she found marijuana worth Thursday, Sept. 7, in the Gaal Ufl Tl UQ Tld more than $6,000 on the black Garden. 509 Earl Eau mFrn Pa1if rAP.

market. Claire, according to Mrs. Carl i She rushed the package to the Lopper Blair. Curiosity may have killed a cat poUce sayjng shc had jdea The walk will be sponsored why her return address had Wisconsin Federation of 1 on the package. The parcel Clubs.

Mrs. Lokker is had been returned to San Diego Trempealeau County chairman, cation projects. Tickets may be unclaimed from the Honolulu Proceeds will be for beautifi- purchased from Mrs. Lopper. i post office general delivery.

by James Stopple, Ken Krueger and Donald Garbers. Ushers were Roger Krueger, Randall Garbers and Kenneth Offord. VYlwvrisuL Nila Chari Bunn became the bride of Gary Edward Petrowski in ceremonies at noon on Aug. 5 in the Apostle Catholic Church at Santa Monica, Calif. The bride is the daughter of Mr.

and Mrs. William Edward Lewis Bunn, Santa Monica, and the bridegroom is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Edward Petrowski, 411 N. 10th St.

A reception at Hermosa Beach, followed the ceremony. After a wedding trip to Las Vegas, the couple is making their home at Los Angeles, Calif. The bride, a graduate of the State University of Iowa, Iowa City, Iowa, is a geology graduate student at the University of California at Los Angeles, and the bridegroom, a graduate of Loras College at Dubuque, Iowa, is a chemistry graduate student at the University of California of Los Angeles. Church Lifts Ban On Wearing Shorts ONTARIO (AP) A Catholic church in the area of Lake Ontario has lifted its ban against women wearing shorts to serv- ices. A ban against bikinis, however, remains in force.

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