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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Aug 15, 1976
Page
3
Judy Kay Wittenburg and Fred Rick Younger married Saturday at Coggon Peace Lutheran. Officiant Rev. E L Wittenburg, uncle of the bride, led the 10 o clock service. The couple will reside in Cedar Falls after a trip through the northern states.
Miss Vicki Lee Vahl and Michael Vern Hagen were married Saturday at Trinity Lutherans Church with Rev. Richard L. Thompson officiating at 3 PM. The couple is supported by the bride’s parents Mrs. Lenore A. Vahl and Mr. Raymond C. Wahl and the groom’s parents Mr. and Mrs. Vernon Hagen of Elberon. The bride wore an empire A-line gown of silk organza with jeweled Chantilly lace and Tyrolean detailing.
Stan Wiederspan of Cedar Rapids Art Center is invited to join the inaugural exhibition at the Stanley Gallery in Muscatine on display in September. The gallery sits on the Laura Musser museum grounds and is a gift from C Maxwell and Elizabeth Stanley to Muscatine. An opening celebration is planned for September 10 to 12.
Nancy Sue Morarend and Douglas Marvin Klima exchanged wedding vows Saturday at United Methodist Church Center Point. A 300 guest reception followed with a dance at the Troy Mills legion hall. The couple will reside in Center Point.
NASA launched Landsats to scan the earth for crop yields oil minerals water and flood damage. Public prints of findings will be sold, with world orders valued around 2 million dollars expected in 1976.
The National Live stock and Meat board reports a new standard for Italian sausage. It defines an uncured unsmoked sausage in any form with at least 85 percent pork or pork and fat, with optional spices to enable varied formulations.
Susan Dawn Parker daughter of Mr and Mrs Allen Parker of 4325 E avenue NE married Dan el L Grimm son of Mr and Mrs Earnest Grimm of Solon Saturday evening. The 7 PM ceremony took place at the bride’s parents home with Rev Clifton W Ellerbeck officiating. A 150 guest reception followed. The bride wore an empire gown of silk organza over satin with keyhole neckline bishop sleeves and a flounced chapel train. The veil was tied to an ivory picture hat and she carried roses. Maid of honor Kim Sweet. Attendants included Mrs Bradley J Ross sister of the bride Pamela Sue and Tamara Lynn Grimm sisters of the groom and Kim Mahoney. Best man Michael Matheny. Groomsmen included Mr Ross Thomas G McCune Michael Smith Tim Grimm. The couple will reside at the groom’s address. The bride has worked for Islander Imports. Grimm attended the University of Iowa Diablo Valley College and Flight Safety Academy.
Elizabeth Ann Bohlke wed Peter Joe Ryon at Christ the King Church Dayton with Rev. Ronald Thomas officiating. Attendants included Carol Tell Jeanne Bohlke Brenda Briggs and George Ryan. A reception followed and the couple plans residence at 941 Sixteenth Avenue SW after a St. Louis honeymoon.
Readers note flat bottom cones let ice cream scoops stand upright for decorating with faces at children's parties. The idea highlights playful presentation and kid friendly whimsy.
Rosann Rowe married Mark Steven Sandersfeld at St Joseph's Catholic Church in Marion with Rev. J David Pepper presiding. A 350 guest reception followed at Knights of Columbus hall.
The couple will reside in Williamsburg after the wedding. The bride studies at the University of Iowa. Mr. Sandersfeld works at Ed's Radio and TV.
The article ranks jelly and jam flavors by popularity with grape jelly topping jelly fans and strawberry favored by jam and preserve lovers. It lists flavors: grape, strawberry, apple, peach, orange, raspberry, blackberry, apricot, plum, pineapple, cherry, boysenberry, mint, currant, guava, elderberry, crab apple, quince and loganberry.
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