The Terre Haute Tribune from Terre Haute, Indiana • Page 18

Weddings and Engagements Continued From Page IS. lace on the front of the skirt. The train was attached to the waist with a small bow, and pointed inset. The veil was of the same Chantilly lace with1 pedals of lace edged in pearls, with a waist-length allusion at- i tached. Mrs.

Donn V. Grannan, Minneapolis, was the maid of honor. Miss Terese Milewicz, cousin of the bridegroom, was the bridesmaid. The attendants wore floor-! length dresses of yellow crepe. Donn Grannan, of Minneapolis, brother of the bride, was the best man.

Jeff Northrop of Huntsville was groomsman. The usher was Leo Milewicz, brother of the bridegroom. Flower girl was Miss Christine Milewicz, sister of the bridegroom, wearing a floor- length gown of yellow crepe. She was escorted by Johnny Grannan, nephew of the bride, who was ring bearer. For traveling, the bride chose a beige knit dress with matching coat.

After a wedding trip to Florida, the couple will reside in Tuscaloosa, where Mr. Milewicz is majoring in law at the University of Alabama. Hospital as a licensed practical nurse. Mr. Wickware was graduated from Wiley High School and is employed at Stran-Steel Corp.

is en.ployed by the General( J. H. TRIBUNE-STAR. Telephone Co. Mr.

Cartwright is a freshman at the university and is employed by the B. F. Crawford Co. Sunday, May 26, '68 lf GREENE-CARTWRIGHT JNNE 14 IS THE DATE SET for the wedding of Miss Mary Kaye Greene and Gary Cartwright. Miss Greene is the daughter of Mr.

and Mrs. Paul I Greene, 1701 N. 3rd St. Mr. Cartwright is the son of Mr.

and Mrs. Clifford Cartwright, N. 15th St. Miss Greene was graduated from Garfield High School and factual fishing ANDERSON. Calif.

(AP) One of the leading producers of paper products is raising fish for quality control. When Kimberly-Clark paper and pulp mill began operating here in 1964, a major concern of state and local authorities, company officials and sportsmen was that the valuable salmon and steelhead fishing of the Sacramento river not be damaged. Monitoring instruments and outside laboratory reports proved effluent from the mill was safe. Yet the company wanted further proof that the ll million gallons of water discharged daily into the river was not harmful to the fish. So fish were asked to take the test.

On company property near the river, the company developed a bio assay station consisting of five aquariums, each holding 60 gallons of water. Two dozen fingerling salmon are placed in each aquarium and subjected to concentrations of effluent IO, 20 or 30 times stronger than they would ever experience in the river. Later, the salmon are released into the Sacramento. Not only do the fish suffer no ill effects from this artificially high concentration of paper mill company has just won an award from the California Federation of Clubs for rts effective pollution abatement program. NEW County Food Service Association officers at meeting at the Gerstmeyer Cafeteria.

Seated, from Warren Nicoson, president-elect; Mrs. Jim Barnes, president, and Mrs. Carl Robinson, retiring president. William Phelps, corresponding secretary; Mrs. Dode McPheeters, recording secretary, and Mrs.

Robert Webb, treasurer. Photo by Chuck Strausburg. BORK-MURRAY ority. She will teach in the ARRANGEMENTS ARE BE- Qay Community School sys- ING MADE for the June 15 Mr. Harrison was graduated from Staunton High School and will be graduated in June with cum laude status from Indiana State University.

He is a member of Kappa Delta Pi and Pi Gamma Mu honorary fraternities. He will also teach in the Clay Community School system. tion. She is a member of Chi Knox High School and is a sopho- Omega social sorority and Sig-jmore at Vincennes University. ma Psi personnel fraternity.

She plans to enroll next fall at Mr. Rei received his Bache- Indiana State University. Mr. lor of Science Degree in busi-(Gilmore attended Vincennes Uni- ness administration at the University and is a senior at Diversity of Kansas. He is com--diana State.

He is a member of pleting a field of sudy which Sigma Pi. will lead to a Master of Science The wedding will take place Degree in business, with sped- Sunday afternoon, Sept. at fie concentration in the area of the First Christian Church in finance. Oaktown. HUSSER SPURGIN ding of Miss Bork and William Murray.

They will be married in the Church By the Side of the Road, Rockton, 111. The future bride is the daughter of Mrs. Leslie J. Bork, Rockford. Mr.

and Mrs. Duncan Murray, RR 7, are the parents of the prospective bridegroom. Miss Bork attended the Uni-1 WYTHE-LITTLE nprirro rneBAu versitv of Illinois and was DECKER-GOSSOM graduated from Murray ANNOUNCEMENT IS MADE ANNOUNCEMENT IS MADE University, Murray, Ky. Herj, ifflJ a ti of the approaching marriage of of the engagement of Dennis was Kappa Kappa Gamma. She was Homecoming Queen for 1965 at Murray State.

Miss Bork is a teacher in the Rockford schools. Mr Murray attended Indiana State University and was graduated from Murray State University. He is now in the Air Force as an assistant to the 3if I Bonn Roberts Gossom Jr. and Eugene Spurgin and Miss Mar- Miss Wythe is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs.

Joseph A. Wythe 463 S. 22nd St. Mr. Little is the son of Mr.

and Mrs. Miss Deborah Sue Decker. Mr.jsha Lee Husser. Mr. Spurgin is Gossom is the son of Dr.

and the son of Dr. and Mrs. Hugh Mrs. Donn Roberts Gossom D. Spurgin 1130 Springhill 1904 0hio Blvd- Miss Deck-(Rd.

Ave er daughter of Mr. and; Husser is the daughter Miss Wythe was graduated Mr. and Mrs. Victor L. Hus- from Schulte High School aer, Speedway.

The couple plan is a senior at Indiana State' Mr. Gossom was graduated University, majoring in speech Wiley High School and In- protessional of the Reese Air and hearing therapy. Miss University where he was Force Golf Club in Lubbock, a Sept. 7 wedding. Mr.

Spurgin is a graduate of Honey Creek High School. He Tex. The young couple plans to live in Lubbock near the Air Force base. TODD-HARRISON JUNE 22 IS THE DATE SET Wythe is a member of Gamma a member of the Phi Gamma js completing two years of pre- Delta social fraternity. He! is a chiropractic at Indiana State second lieutenant in the U.

and will begin Army Reserve, and is a student four years of chiropractic edu- Phi Beta sorority. Mr. Little was graduated from Schulte High School and is a senior at Eastern Illinois University, majoring in physi- un. I or. I cal education.

Mr. Little is for the wedding of Miss Marian member of the varsity basliet- Li Dorothea Todd and Don M. ball squad there. Fort a and Indiana University where she was a member of the Kappa Kappa Gamma social sorority, Alpha at Indiana University Law School. Miss Decker was graduated Harrison.

and Miss Todd is the I cation at Logan College in Louis this September. He is a member of Tau Kappa Epsilon fraternity at Indiana State University. Upon graduation he plans to practice with his father. Miss Husser is a graduate of of. Mrs; HARRINGTON-REI RR 4, Brazil, and the late Mr.

ISpeedway High School and at Todd. Mr. Harrison is the son MR. AND MRS. RICHARD L.

Lambda Delta sorerIndiana State University. of Mr. and Mrs. Max Harrison, HARRINGTON. 200 Hamilton she is a member of Sigma RH 2, Brazil.

announce the engagement fraternity. She was graduated sororitv. The couple will be married and approaching marriage of from the umveisity with hiah at 7:30 p.m. at the First Meta-! their daughter, Linda Lee, to Jo- distinction. She is ag i a ii ait odist Church, Brazil.

seph Trendle Rei, son of Mr. and; student in English at Indiana MILLS-WICKWARE Miss Todd was graduated Mrs, L. Rei, Fort Scott, Kan. Vasily AUG. 17 IS THE DATE SET from Staunton High School and The wedding will take place rhe WU be for the wedding of Miss Sandra will be graduated in June with at St.

Margaret Mary Church on June 8 in Bloomington. cum laude status from Indiana State University. She is a member of Kappa Delta Pi and Alpha Beta Alpha honorary fraternities and Tri Kappa sor- on Aug. 24. Miss Harrington, a graduate of Wiley High School, is a senior at the University of Kansas, majoring in personnel admimstra- IIA RJI ON GILMORE OF CALIFORNIA marvelously fresh cable knit nylon for a sporty two-piece and classic swim sheath.

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