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Wipperfurth-Hoffman WeddingThank you to my relatives, friends and neighbors for the visits, cards, flowers and food sent to me while 1 was hospitalized and since my return home.Special thanks to Monsignor Breines, Father Kieffer and the nuns of St. Peter's,4 Your thoughtfulness is greatly appreciated.Alphonse RippMrs. Peter C. Juris Mr. Carl Juris Mrs. Elizabeth Kimberley Mrs. Mary Ligneel Mrs. Julia Rutherford Mrs. Anna JosephDsLir:! St.Chf197foreratiShan:. John the Baptist Catholic urch in Waunakee was the ting for Ms. Mary Lyn Wip-ffurth, daughter of Mr. and, s. Robert Wipperfurth, Wau-:ee, to become the bride of dnald Hoffman, son of Mrs.resa Hoffman and the la£e A1 off man, Waunakee, on June 7, 4. Father Cy Weisensel permed the 7:00 p.m. ceremony, aiven in marriage byheirFath-the bride approached the altar :t|ired in her mother-in-laws dding dress of ivory satin. Her .thedral veil made by her moth-was trimmed in Venetian lace, g carried a bouquet of red roses d stephanotis.The bride’s sister, Ms. Lucy jpperfurth, Madison, served as r maid of honor. She was at-ed in a floor length pale green ter gown. Marlene Wipper-th, Illinois; Lisa Wipperfuith,fui 1Fast, Accurate Service on RUBBER STAMPS Order at iHE TRIBUNE OFFICEWaunakee; andTerry Raffel, Verona, were the other bridesmaids. They wore forest green halter gowns. The bridesmaids gowns included lace bandero's also made by the brides mother. They carried bouquets of yellow roses.Mr. Bill Hoffman, Sun Prairie, served as best man. He wore a yellow suit coat and rust pants. Gordy Wipperfurth, Menomonie, Alan Wipperfurth, Waunakee, and Steve Hoffman, Sun Prairie, were the groomsmen. They wore plaid suits.The miniature bride, Lanita Wipperfurth Was attired exactly as the bride. Her gown and veil were made by her mother. She was accompanied by Scott Kelsey, Waterloo, who wore a deep brown suit matching the grooms*Following the ceremony a re-^ ception, buffet and dance was held at the Legion Memorial Hall, Waunakee.After a wedding trip to Door County the couple will reside at Rt. 2, Waunakee.Health LineWeekly TipHalf a loaf is what you get for what you once paid for a full loaf.Area Vocational, Technical and Adult Education District No. 4DAY AND EVENING TIMETABLES LIST CLASSES FOR ENTIRE DISTRICT(Legal residents of District Four may attend at any location in the district without paying non-resident tuition. Non-residents may also attend, by paying non-resident tuition.)FALL ADULT CLASSESADVANCE MAIL REGISTRATION IS URGEDUse coupons to request materials for mail registration» -PRINT CAREFULLY-THIS IS MAILING LABEL■| Send NON-CREDIT DAY enrollment materials for adult classes to:| Name_j_ ^___I Street Address lt;; - __I City :__® State_I__ Zip Code_Mail this coupon to MATC. 211 N. Carroll St.. Madison, Wis. 53703Dorn-Tessner MarriageSociety 'Hew*We wish to thank all our friends, neighbors and relatives for the kindness and sympathy extended in the illness and recent death of Husband and Brother. Thanks to the many who offered spiritual bouquets, masses and memorials, sympathy cards and food brought in; To the ladies who helped serve.Special thanks to Fr. Dletzel, Fr. Adams, and Fr. Weisensel, to the Sisters of St, Agnes for their prayers and attending mass. Your kindness will always be remembered.As June Dairy Month activity co-ordinators for the Green Acres 4-H Club, we wish to saf a special “thank you” to these business places for letting us promote our great Wisconsin dairy products through theig:The Bank of Waunakee, First Wisconsin Bank ofWaunakee, Miller's Food Store, Fangmey-er's Dairy Equipment, Four Lakes District AMPI, and Mr. Amundson.We sincerely appreciated your support and cooperation..Kathy Statz and Linda Lange, Green Acres 4-H Clubby Mrs. Shirley MacaulayR.N.A. MEETSThe Royal Neighbors of America met Tuesday evening, June 25th. Cards were played with 1st going to Mrs. Agnes Williamson; 2nd to Mrs. Eva Wilke; low to Mrs. Alice Mae Alford and door prize to Mrs. Sally Schmitz.Mrs. Sally Krall andMrs. Ethel Manthey were hostesses.SON BAPTIZEDBradley James Smith, infant son of Mr. and Mrs. Thomas J. Smith, Dane, was baptized Saturday, June 15, 1974, at St. Michael's Catholic Church, Dane* Father Alfred Kunz performed the ceremony. Mrs. Karen Pick-arts, Janesville, and Jerry Smith, Waunakee, were the baby's godparents.Guests at the Smith home in honor of the occasion were Mr. and Mrs. Rocbey Pickarts and family of Janesville, the maternal grandmother, Mrs. Virgil Campbell, Sauk City; the paternal grantfearents, Mr. and Mrs. El-win Smith and family ofWaunakee, Ron Pulvermacher, Waunakee; and Father Kunz.The Smith's also have a son, Patrick, 4.What is„a “bad trip'?? How can you help a friend who Is on one?The Health-Line Highlight for July 7-13, “A Friend is on a Bad Trip, answers these questions.Just call 262-4515, 24-hours a day, toll-free, and ask to hear the message - of-the-week.Health-Line Highlights is a free, medical-education service provided by the University of Wisconsin-Extension and the UW-Madison Center for Health Sciences.“Common Injuries of Children is the message that continues through July 6.Miss Marge Dorn and Mr. Bruce Tessner were united in marriage Saturday, June 8, 1974, at St. John the Baptist Catholic Church, Waunakee. Parents of the couple are Mrs. Marie Dorn and the late Christian Dorn, Waunakee, andMr. andMrs. A1 Tessner, Fond du Lac.Given in marriage by her brother, George Dorn, the bride approached the altar in a Victorian gown of Satapeau with empire bodice and full bishop sleeves. The bell skirt was edged with a deep floss Chantilly lace flounce. Daisy venise lace outlined the collar, cuffs and formed triple vertical lines on the yoke designed with seed pearls and Swiss lace appliques. A triple-tiered Cathedral length mantilla veil edged with similar lace daisies and a bouquet of yellow roses, baby's breath, and stephanotis completed her ensemble.-Attending the bride as maid of honor was Miss Donna Kaltenberg wearing a gown of embroidered yellow and white gingham with empire styling, sheered front bodice, lace edging and puffed sleeves. /Similarly atUred were the bridesmaids, the Misses Joy Swanson, Darlene Lepianka, Shirley Frey and Gerarda Hein.Attending the groom as best man was his brother, Gary Tessner. Groomsmen included another brother, John Tessner, Aaron Zu-lauf, Tom Braunger and Vince Saulino. Mark Vandenbranden and Bradley Pett served as ushers.Following the ceremony, a reception and dance was held at the American Legion Memorial Hall in Waunakee.Since returning from a Green Lake honeymoon, the couple resides in Waunakee where she teaches Home Economics at Waunakee Junior High and he teaches English and History at the Senior High School.Invented Shorthand Shorthand dates from 63 B.C., when Marcus Tullius Tiro invented a system of taking notes to record the speeches of Cicero, Seneca and others in the Roman Senate, according to Encyclopaedia Britannica.THE WAUNAKEE TRIBUNE Pago 6Thursday, July 4, 1974'i: ~\. e ■ HEWSoSee us forthe latest hby Mrs. Shirley MacaulayMr. and Mrs. StephenL.Legat, past residents of Waunakee, have moved to Harrisburg, Pennsylvania. Stephen graduated from Madison Area Technical School in May and will attend Penn, State University to further his Architectural study. Stephen's parents are Mr. and Mrs. John V. Legat of Route 2, Waunakee.Birthday celebrants next week are: Sunday, July 7* John Endres, Nancy Raemisch; Monday, July 8 -Rich Hellenbrand(Jerome), Johnny Bunch; Tuesday, July 9 - Susie Meyer (Dan), Nancy Karls (Stan), Richard McVicar, Jr., Sandy Statz (Herb); Wednesday, July 10 -Frank Endres, Karen Niesen, Carol Jean Ast, Lynette Maly; Thursday, July 11 - Matthew Zimbric; Friday, July 12 -Eleanor Schwab, Charles Nelson (Rodney), Mike Cleary; Saturday, July 13 - Bill Curran, Anne Taylor, Ann Michels.Celebrating wedding anniversaries will be Mr. and Mrs. Marvin Anderson on Thursday, July 11, and Mr. and Mrs. Bill Adler on Saturday, July 13.Congratulations and best wishes to everyone!WetidinInvitaticOur new catalogs have tl most up-to-date wordin
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