Beatrice Daily Sun from Beatrice, Nebraska • Page 3

Laurie G.Snowden Tamara Jane Obering Snowden-Oltman Former Beatrician betrothal told to wed in Iowa Mr. and Mrs. Harley Snowden of Utica announce the engagement of their daughter, Laurie G. Snowden to Douglas E. Oilman, son of Mr.

and Mrs. Milford E. Oilman of Cortland. Mr. Oilman is a graduale of Milford Technical School.

The couple plans lo be married in Ihe Hallam United Methodisl Church September 6. Wedding date on is July 12 Mr. and Mrs. John A Gibson of Mullen, have announced the engagement and approaching marriage of their daughter, Shari Kay, to Allen A. Bergmeier, son of Mr.

and Mrs. Arnold Bergmeier of DeWitt. The bride-elect is a 1975 graduate of Kearney State College with a bachelor of arts degree in art education. She will be employed at the Litchfield Public School this fall. Mr.

Bergmeier is presently employed at the Youth Development Center in Kearney. A July 12th wedding is planned. Dr. and Mrs. Kenneth Sand of Runnelle, Iowa, announce the engagement of their niece, Tamara Jane Obering, daughter of Ihe lale Mr.

and Mrs. Glen Obering lo Charles Kevin Franks, son of Mr. and Mrs. Richard Franks of Essex, Iowa. The bride elecl is formerly of Bealrice and is presenlly attending Iowa Weslern Communily College al Council Bluffs, Iowa as a nursing sludent and will graduale Ihe summer of 1975.

She is a 1972 graduale of Shenandoah High School, Shenandoah, Iowa. The groom-to-be is employed at Ealons Corp. He is a 1972 graduate of Essex High School, Essex, Iowa. An August 16th wedding is planned. PERFECT PROPORTION If you're perfectly proporlioned but small-boned make the mosl of your figure: wear soft, easy dresses in small scale prints.

Wear a minimum amounts of small scaled jewelry and accessories and shoes with a medium heel. Big capes, coats and jewelry are not for you. Your hemline should cover your knee but not your calf. Mrs. Kenneth Groathouse Couple to reside at Bartlett St.

Thomas Aquinas Church in Lincoln was the selling for the Saturday, May 31 wedding of Theresa Pepperl of Lincoln and Kenneth Groathouse of Bartlett. The Rev. Leonard Kalin officiated at the 2 p.m. ceremony. Mr.

and Mrs. Edward Pepperl of Burchard and Mr. and Mrs. John Groathouse of Plymouth, are parents of the couple. Eudeen Olson of Bartlell was al Ihe organ.

Calhy Pepperl of Lincoln was maid of honor. John R. Groalhouse of Lincoln, was best man. Ushers were Donald Pepperl of Lincoln and Jim Pepperl of Burchard. A reception was held after the ceremony at St.

Thomas Aquinas Church Hall. The couple will reside at Bartlett. NEW BOOKS New Books at The Beatrice Public Library Paperbacks Watership Down, (Adams). "The Day of Their Return," (Anderson). "The Partners," (Auchincloss).

"The Secret of Haverly House," (Bauman). "The Evil of Time," (Berckman). "Pentallion," (Blake). "Slar Trek II," (Blish). "The Stingaree," (Brand).

"Thomas Jefferson: An Inlimale Hislory," (Brodie). "The Iron Maiden," (Brown). "Norlh lo Cheyenne," (Cameron). "The Spectral Bride," (Campbell). "The Lion Triumphant," (Carr).

"The Impetuous Duchess," (Cartland). "Dark Peril," (Creasey). "Dead or Alive," (Creasey). "Illusions at Haven's Edge," (Daniels). "Morning at Jalna," (de la Roche).

"Type A Behavior and Your Heart," (Friedman). "Sing Witch, Sing Death," (Gellis). "Tourist," (Green). "The Terminators," (Hamilton). "Where Two Ways Met," (Hill).

"The Last Coman chero," (Hogan). "Guns of Rio Conchos," (Huffaker). "Let's Go Play at the Adams," (Johnson). "Mine," (Keane). "Carrie," (King).

"Who is Mary Stark?" (Kropp). "The Voice of Armageddon," (Lippincott). "Cop (McBain). "Devil's (McBain). "Killer's (McBain).

"Killer's (McBain). "Killer's (McBain). "Lady (McBain). "Til (McBain). "A Circle of Children," (Mac Cracker).

"The Barbarous Coast," (MacDonald). "Nun's Castle," (Melville). "The Burning Sky," (Moore). "A Race Through Summer," (Oldham). "Zen and the Art of Motorcycle Maintenance," (Pirsig) IT STARTED IN ST.

TROPEZ Flounced and ruffly apron dresses are turning up as a big fashion trend. It all started last summer in St. Tropez. And now, as good French inspirations often do, these dresses are right up front in the North American summer fashion march. They give every girl a chance to play a role.

Elwin Trump photo Susan Rae Andersen, Michael LaVern Trump Nuptial date is revealed The wedding of Susan Rae Andersen and Michael LaVern Trump will take place on July 25 at Centenary United Methodist Church. Announcing their engagement are the parents of the bride-to-be, Mr. and Mrs. Francis E. Andersen of Beatrice.

Miss Andersen is a 1973 graduate of Beatrice High School. She is a keypunch operator at the Mennonite Hospital. Mr. Trump, son of Mr. and Mrs.

Elwin Trump of Wymore, is a 1972 graduate of Southern High School at Wymore and a 1973 graduate of Gateway Electronics in Omaha. He is employed by Beatrice State Home in Security. Happenings Sunday Beatrice Area Diabetes Association, 12:30 p.m., family picnic at first shelter in Chautauqua Park. Bring covered dish and own service. Drinks will be furnished.

All interested are welcome to attend. Chapter FM, P.E.G., family picnic at Chautauqua Park. Monday American Legion Auxiliary, 7 p.m. dessert. Election and installation of officers.

Chapter P.E.O., 10 a.m. coffee rat home of Mrs. Richard Hovendick. Program, State Convention report by Mrs. Dean Dalke.

DHler F.F.A., 8 p.m. Chapter FM, P.E.G., 8 p.m. special meeting. Hostess Corinne Meyers. P.E.G.

State Chapter Convention Report Beatrice Lodge No. 26, 7:30 p.m., regular communication at Masonic Temple. All brethren and visiting brethren welcome. Beatrice Civic Garden Club, 7:30 p.m. general meeting in Garden Room of Mennonite Hospital.

Election of officers. Cosgrove Music Club, 7:30 p.m. at home of Mrs. Donald Johnsen, 1900 Arbor Avenue. This final meeting of year was postponed June 2 due to storm.

Important business meeting and election of officers. St. Anne's Guild, Christ Church Episcopal, 6:30 p.m. at home of Edna May Klumpp. Naomi Circle of St.

John Lutheran Church, 7:30 p.m. in parish house. Tuesday Pickrell Garden Lover's Club, 1:30 p.m. at home of Mrs. Mildred Jones.

Homestead Garden Club, 9:30 a.m. at home of Dot Day. Program on roses by Wayne Whitney. Mina Rebekah Lodge No. 6, 8 p.m.

at Odd Fellows Hall. Tops Club, Chapter No. 68, 7 p.m. in Mennonite Hospital Conference Room. First Christian Church, "Dime A Dip" meal in Fellowship Hall.

7:30 p.m. Mrs. Linda Schmechel, guest speaker. Gage-Saline-Jef ferson Counties Legal Secretaries Association, 6 p.m.-6:30 p.m. in County Courtroom of the Gage County Courthouse to observe court procedure.

Dinner meeting will follow at law office of Dalke, Carlson, Thompson and Balka. Lydia Circle. St. John Lutheran Church, 7:30 p.m. at home of Mrs.

Harlan Huls. Wednesday Pickrell United Methodist Women, 2 p.m. at home of Mrs. Zella Miller, 1601 High Street, Beatrice, Nebraska. Blue Ridge Club, 1:30 p.m.

at home of Mrs. Alfred Hasenohr. Beatrice Area Retired Teachers, 2 p.m. social meeting at Beatrice Mennonite Church, 1220 Summit Street. All retired school employees are welcome.

N. K. Club, 12 noon picnic at Chautauqua Park. Bring covered-dish and service. Circles of St.

John Lutheran Church: Ruth Circle, 9 a.m. with Mrs. Harlan Overbeck; Rebekah Circle, 1:30 p.m. at Parish House; Tabitha Circle, 8 p.m. with Mrs.

Jim Hendrickson. Thursday Circles of First Christian Church, Circle No. 1, 9:30 a.m. with Mrs. Don Rasmussen; Circle No.

2, 9:30 a.m. wilh Mrs. Clyde Thober; Circle No. 3, 12:30 p.m. Indoor picnic in Fellowship Hall; Circle No.

4, 12:30 p.m. covered-dish al church. Sanctuary Choir of First Christian Church, 8 p.m. at Robert Bagby home. B.P.O.

Does, 6:30 covered dish dinner in Antlers Room of Elks Lodge. Gage County Council of Veterans and Civic Organizations, monthly meeting at American Legion Club. Keystone Supper Club of Centenary United Melhodisl Church, 6:45 p.m. picnic at west end of Tabernacle. Bring covered dish and service.

Circles of St. John Lutheran Church: Sarah- Rachel Circle, 9 a.m. with Mrs. Fred Lentz; Eslher- Priscilla Circle, 1:30 p.m. al Parish House; Dorcas Circle, 2 p.m.

al church. Friday O.E.S. Kensington, 9:30 coffee to honor 50 year members. Saturday Elizabeth Montague Chapter, D.A.R., Tea 2 p.m. at Commercial Federal Savings and Loan Association.

Honor 25-35 and 50 year members. Mort-Tamy Dance Club, 9 p.m. at Hidden Acres. Norm Sullivan Revue will play. Members initiated, officers installed Eagles Auxiliary to Aerie No.

531 made a monelary gifl to the Martin Luther Home al it's May meeting. Gifts were also given to the new auxiliaries established in Norfolk and Wesl Point. Nine new members were initiated. Joint installation of officers and memorial to deceased members was held on June 1. The public was invited and refreshments were served.

Officers are Madam President, Helen Yott; Junior Past Madam President, Hazel Campbell; Vice President, Loree Hummer; Secretary, Norma Cass; Treasurer, Opal Aden; Conductress, Goldie DeBuhr; Chaplain, Barbara Baumfalk; Trustees, Venita Knowles, Norma Cox and Margaret Diggs; Outside Guard, Irene Theasmeyer; Inside Guard, Sharon Brown; Pianist, Marie Thomsen; arid Auxiliary Mother, Irene Parde. LEMON YIELD A lemon usually yields about 2 teaspoons grated rind and 2 to 3 tablespoons juice. A medium orange yields from 2 to 3 tablespoons rind and 6 to 8 tablespoons juice. BEATRICE!) A1LY SUN lor and about WOMEN Janie Meints, Gerald Ideus Couple planning a July 11 wedding Planning a July 11 wedding are Janie Meints and Gerald Ideus. Announcing their engagement are their parents, Mr.

and Mrs. Meints and Mr. and Mrs. Willie Ideus, all of Filley. Miss Meints is a 1974 graduate of Beatrice High School and is employed at the Martin Luther Home Sheltered Workshop.

Mr. Ideus is a 1972 graduate of Filley High School and is employed by Engineering. Their wedding will take place at Zion Lutheran Church, Pickrell. VITAMIN The Vitamin value of frozen, reconstituted orange juice is the same as the juice squeezed from fresh oranges. Jocclyn I.

Brammeier, J. Wallasky Summer wedding date is set A June 28 wedding is planned at St. James United Methodist Church by Miss Jocelyn I. Brammeier and James J. Wallasky.

Their parents are Mr. and Mrs. M.C. Brammeier and Mr. and Mrs.

R.G. Wallasky, all of Lincoln. Grandparents of the bride are Mr. and Mrs. F.W.

Burke of Beatrice and Mr. and Mrs. Roland Brammeier of Sterling. The groom's grandparents are John E. Tracy and George Wallasky.

The future bride attends Nebraska Wesleyan University and is a member of Willard Sorority. Her fiance is a student at the University of Nebraska. Debra Kayr Zimmerman, Douglas Gene DeWald Miss Zimmerman reveals betrothal Announcing the engagement of Debra Kaye Zimmerman to Douglas Gene DeWald are their parents, Mr. and Mrs. William C.

Zimmerman of Fairbury and Mr. and Mrs. Ben P. DeWald of Alexandria. A 1973 graduate of Fairbury High School, Debra attended Nebraska.

Southeast Community College and is a junior at Bryan Memorial School of Nursing at Lincoln. Her fiance is a 1970 graduate of Meridian High School. He is employed by the Union Pacific Railroad at Hastings. The couple plans an August 9 wedding at Fairbury. Nancy Louise Walker, Daniel Everett Spearow A September wedding planned A September 13 wedding at St.

John American Lutheran Church in Beatrice is being planned by Louise Walker and Daniel Everett Spearow. Announcing their engagement are their parents Mr. and Mrs. Harold L. Walker of Beatrice and Mr.

and Mrs. Robert D. Spearow of Gurley. Nancy graduated from Beatrice High School and Fairbury Junior College and is employed as a secretary at the State Department of Water Resources in Lincoln. Dan graduated from Gurley High School and is now a student at the University of Nebraska in Lincoln and a part-time employee at Sears.

Christie Y.Spilker, Arlin K. Carnes To wed at First Trinity Christie Y. Spilker and Arlin E. Carnes are planning a September 20 wedding at First Trinity Lutheran Church. Miss Spilker, the daughter of Mrs.

Mavis Spilker and the late Dale C. Spilker of rural DeWitt, is a 1974 graduate of Tri-County High School. She is a secrelary at Tractor Supply Company Store in Beatrice. Mr. Carnes, son of Mr.

and Mrs. Emmett Carnes of Beatrice, is a 1970 graduate of Beatrice High School and a 1972 graduate from Milford Technical College. He is employed al Farm Automation in Beatrice. APPROXIMATE YIELD A one-pound package of frozen chicken legs yields about ten. Mr.

and Mrs. Michael Weyer Nuptial Mass Richards Photography Mr. and Mrs. Allan Logan In a Mass at SI. Joseph Calholic Church, Candice Ann Cooper and Michael Weyer were united in marriage by the Rev.

M. S. Danko. The aisles were decorated with pink bows and lopiary of pink miniature carnations and daisies. Seven branch candelabra enlwined wilh pink minialure carnalions and while daisies were on each side of Ihe allar for Ihe ceremony which was wil- nessed by 200 guests.

Denny McGuire sang "The Wedding Song," "Joy is Like the Rain," and "Peace Be Wilh You." Mrs. Marie Thies sang "Blessed Be This Day." The bride was given in marriage by Arnold O'Connor, her mother's fiance. She wore a wedding gown of organza in white with a natural waistline and an Aline silhouetle. The bodice featured a high sheer collar appliqued with Venise trim dotted with seed pearls and full Bishop sleeves with lace motifs. Sculptured lace paneled the bodice and continued down the skirt front.

A tiny Venise edging banded the hemline which extended to a chapel train. She wore a fingertip veil of illusion which was held with a Camelot of pearl trimmed Venise lace. She carried a nosegay of white daisies, pink sweetheart roses and miniature pink carnations with baby's breath. Maid of honor was Barbara Ludwig. Bridesmaid was Marcia Hackbarth.

They wore long pink crepe dresses with Empire waistlines and hemline ruffles. White eyelet pinafores met the tops of the hemline ruffle. They wore white garden hats trimmed with a pink ribbon and carried white hand-crocheted baskets filled with daisies, pink sweetheart roses and miniature pink carnations with baby's breath. Becky Woita was flower girl and Russell Woita, ring bearer. Both are from Weston.

Thomas McGuire of Liberty was best man and John Andreesen of Liberty, groomsman. Ushers were Mark Cooper, brother of the bride of Lincoln and Richard Weyer, brother of the groom, of Liberty. A reception and wedding dance was given at the Holiday House by the bride's mother. Hosts were Mr. and Mrs.

Dennis McGuire and Mr. and Mrs. Donald Marlin. Mrs. Weyer altended Pius High School and Lincoln Technical School of Practical Nursing.

She is a L.P.N. at the Lutheran Hospital. Mr. Weyer attended Beatrice High School. They will make their home at Apt.

3, 109 North 4th Street, Beatrice. Wedding trip to Yellowstone Carol Roehr and Allan Logan were united in marriage in a May 31 ceremony at St. John American Lutheran Church. Pastor Ronald Beckman performed the 7 p.m. nuptials in the presence of 175 guests.

Mr. and Mrs. Henry Roehr and Mrs. Ellen Logan, all of Beatrice, are parents of the couple. Seven-branch candelabra were entwined with yellow roses and ivory and yellow ribbon.

Aisle candelabra were decorated with ivory and yellow ribbon. The altar was centered with a bouquet of yellow spider mums and aqua carnalions. Music at the ceremony was "0 Perfect Home Talk From Courthouse By GWEN COOPER GAGE COUNTY EXTENSION AGENT School is out, and your children will be spending more time outside. Here's a reminder that special protection against too much sun may be required by many children. A good old fashioned sunburn can cause high fevers, upset stomachs, rashes and painful blistering.

And it can certainly ruin a family outing or vacation. Be especially careful with babies. Limit exposure to direct sunlight to five minutes for children less than one year old. And don't forget that burns can come from reflected rays while your child is in the shade. Reflection off the water is especially strong.

A good time for a sunburn is the first day in shorts or swimsuits. Remind your youngsters of this and encourage limited exposure the first few times. The "perfect tan" is very important to many teenagers. Again, a few words of caution might be helpful. Suggest starting with 15-20 minutes in the direct sunlight and increasing the time gradually.

There is nothing attractive about peeling skin resulting from a sunburn. If sunburns do occur, treatment varies with the degree gf the burn. A first degree burn where the skin turns white when it is touched can usually be treated with cool cloths or lotions. Second degree burns with blistering and severe pain deserve attention from your doctor. HELPFUL HINT If you have difficulty removing a baked cake from the pan, place the hot pan on a damp cloth for a few seconds; steam helps release the cake.

prevent cream puffs from becoming soggy as they cool, puncture small puffs or split larger ones and remove uncooked centers. Love," "Wedding Prayer," "The Lord's Prayer," and' "We've Only Just Begun. The bride who was given in marriage by her father, wore her mother's wedding gown of antique ivory satin fashioned with French filled bodice and Venise neckline with a shirred shoulder line. Fitted sleeves were pointed at the wrist. The gown had a draped skirt.

Her full length veil of ivory illusion was held in place by a Camelot headpiece. She carried her mother's while Bible topped with yellow roses. Matron of honor was the bride's sister, Connie Paben of Lincoln. Bridesmaids were Norene Obening of Lincoln, Debbie Bathel of Beatrice, and Kim DeWitt. Bridesmatron was Cathy Buss.

They wore aqua dresses with Empire waistlines and ruffles at neckline, on the bodice and on the inch deep dust ruffle at the hemline of the skirt. They carried nosegays of spider mums tied with ivory ribbons with streamers. Lighting the candles were Lindy Schank and Karen Juliefs. Best man was Gary Thompson. Groomsmen were Lynn Hineman, and Tim Nissen, both of Lincoln and brothers of the bride, Dave Roehr, and Dean Roehr of Australia.

Ushers were Mark Bathel, Bob Engeart, Lincoln, Mike Young and Greg Pleis. A reception in the church basement was given by the parents of the bride. Both the bride and groom attended Beatrice High School. She attended Blair College and is a bookkeeper at Lincoln Equipment Company. He is a student at the University of Nebraska and is a security guard with Security Services.

After a wedding trip to Yellowstone Park, they are making their home at" 7920 Cherrywood Drive..