A A A Frolic to be held 9 p.m. to 1 a.m. at Eau F. Verdon, Claire Country Club. Mr.
and Mrs. Thomas Mrs. Jerry E. Golden are general chairmen, with Mr. McKinley, Mrs.
prizes and refreshments, and Schrontz, publicity. From left are Golden, Mrs. Neil and Neis. TRY TO give your child a feeling of responsibility with your new baby. You must oversee her duties closely, of course, but let her feel needed.
She can entertain the baby. up the crib. the soap and hand you the towel at bath time. help prepare formula. She'll love it, and it may keep her from getting jealous.
Remember it is she, not the baby, who needs the most attention! (Mrs. James Miller, Pasadena, Calif.) Aft a EAR alate SPRING FROLIC Committee mem- and Mrs. Norbert Neis handling tickets and bers of Immaculate Conception Parish are arrangements; Mr. and Mrs. Mike McKinley, making plans for their 12th annual Spring decorations and telephone; Mr.
and Mrs. C. Karen Sonnenberg, D. B. Bergeson Wed Miss Karen Kay Sonnenberg, 1425 State became the bride (Glen Mar) Mrs.
Dennis Bergeson (Glen Mar) Americanism Essay Winners Announced WHITEHALL (Special) Elizabeth Hoff, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Richard Hoff, Pigeon Falls, and Martha Johnson, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Willie Johnson, Whitehall, were winners of this year's Americanism essay contest, sponsored by the Legion The theme was "Rights Responsibilities." Elizabeth as first prize winner, will be presented with 3 sterling award, and Martha, winner of second prize, a bronze award, the presentations to be made on class night The Auxiliary is also sponsoring a poppy program, partici-1 pated in by school students.
TERI LYNN MILLER 1 year old daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Miller, Rt. 1, Eau Claire. EVERY FRIDAY IS Small Fry Day 9:30 to 5:30 No Appointments Necessary DISCOUNT ON ALL SMALL FRY PORTRAITS AANES STUDIO 708.
So. Farwell Phone 834-2993 Phone 834-2993 Thursday, April 25, 1968 tou Claire, Wisconsin Ruth Hageness Repeats Vows Pastor Leroy Johnsrud performed the 2 p.m. ceremony uniting Ruth A. Hageness and Mervin L. Nordstrom in matrimony, Saturday, April 6.
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A chapel train highlighted the back. A lace pill box secured her fingertip veil. She carried a cascade bouquet of yellow roses. Mrs. Harold Schiefelbein was matron of honor and Norma Hageness and Patricia Jo 01 son were bridesmalds.
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Werner Sonnenberg, Rt. 1, Colfax, wore a straight slit gown of crepe fashioned with a boat neckline and long sleeves complimented by a lace coat and trim, She carried a bouquet of red and stephanotis. Mrs. Carol Sonnenberg was matron of honor and Donna Faye Bergeson was bridesmaid. The attendants wore identical floor length gowns 0.
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