The Montana Standard from Butte, Montana • 18

Montana Standard, Butte, Sunday, July 31, 1983 Weddings engagements Darci and John Colton Methodist Church before the Rev. Gary Treglown. The bride was given in marriage by her uncle, Fred Myers. She is the daughter of Irene Treglown, 605 W. Mercury.

He is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Colton, City View Mobile Estates. Honor attendants were Judith Treglown and Stan Colton. Bridesmaids and groomsmen were Wilma Marchesseau, Barbara Bugg, Mitch Friez and Jack Bugg.

Ushers were Martin Pagliero, Gary Marchesseau and Joe Hayes. A reception 1 followed in the home of the bride's aunt, Iola Pagliero, 2125 North Drive. A graduate of Butte High, the bride attends Western Montana College and works at the Royal Inn. A graduate of Beaverhead County High, the groom served three years in the Marines and works for Pfizer Inc. Cynthia and Shane Shaw Shane Shaw Graduating from Whitehall High, the groom attended Western Montana College and Big Sky Bible College.

He is a policeman. William Moran Mr. and Mrs. Francis Moran, 2132 S. Wyoming.

The Rev. Wayne Fisher officiated. Maid of honor was Deanda Smith. The, groom's twin brother, Jim Moran, was best man. Jeanie Waugh, Anita Carrier and Gail Miller were bridesmaids.

Ushers were Randy. Philp, Jim Fredrickson and Kevin Dougherty. Flower girls and ringbearers were Jaime Moran, Jennifer Messick and Brad Moran. reception followed in Knights of Columbus Hall. Grandparents are Mr.

Mrs. Clifford Clark, Helen Moran, and Mr. and Mrs. Vic Givorgre. She is a Butte High graduate, attended Western Montana College and works for Holy Cross Cemetery.

He is a Butte Central High graduate and is a stocker at Eggers IGA. Following wedding trip to Fairmont Hot Springs, they will live- in Butte. Brian Hendricks Kellee and Brian Hendricks Kellee Karlene Kendall and Brian Lee Hendricks were married in the Good Shepherd Presbyterian Church in Los Alamitos, Calif. Parents are Arlene Kendall of Orange, and Russel Kendall of Butte, and Pauline and Frank Hendricks of Riverside, Calif. A Newport Harbor High graduate, the bride attends Golden West College.

A graduate of La Sierra High and Riverside City College, the groom attends Long Beach State University. He works for Reynolds Aluminum Solar Products. The couple will live in Cypress, Calif. a After a wedding trip to Glacier Yellowstone National Parks, Darci and John Colton will live in Dillon. The couple married in the Aldersgate Cynthia Joy and Shane Joel Shaw are living in Gillette, after a wedding in the Grace Bible Church in Gillette and a honeymoon to Yellowstone Park.

The Rev. Timothy Engstrom officiated. Parents are Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Wildman of Elgin, and Mr.

and Mrs. Doug Shaw of Cardwell. Cathi Wildman was maid of honor. Connie Stryker, Lori Wildman, Lisa Wildman and Kelly Shaw were bridesmaids. Heather Stryker was flower girl.

Harold Schrack III was best man. Scott Reavely, Jonathan Schrack, Mark Oursland and Blake Shaw were ushers. Timothy Stryker was ringbearer. Receptions were held in the church hall and Cardwell Community Church. Grandparents are George Jackson, and Clara and Jim Curtin.

Graduating from Elgin High, the bride is a secretary for Wildwood Christian School and Grace Bible Church. Deborah and Married in the First Presbyterian Church were Deborah Lou Fredrickson and William Craig Moran. Parents are James Fredrickson, 3400 Hill, the late Shirley Fredrickson, and Brett Hamilton Rita and Brett Hamilton Rodegheiro. Parents are John and Heather Balock of Melstone and Roy and Rose Hamilton of Philipsburg. Attending the bridal pair were Barb Schwarz, maid of honor; Karen McGrath, bridesmaid; Matt McCale, best man; and Ed Balock, groomsman.

A reception followed in the Faith Lutheran Church Hall. Grandmothers are Mary Balock and Mrs. Ragnhild Hamilton. The bride is a Melstone High graduate and received a degree in history and political science from Rocky Mountain College. She is sports editor for the Havre Daily News.

Her husband is a graduate of Granite County High and received degrees in biology and general science from Montana State University. He is a biology instructor and assistant coach in the Havre school system. Danette and Lorin Rembert married in the home of the bride's father, Verner Enrooth Jr. of Buxton. The Rev.

Lyle Hamilton officiated. The bride's mother is Donna Enrooth, 610 S. Dakota. The groom's mother is Mary Pat Rembert, 27 W. LaPlatta.

Attendants were Connie Enrooth, of honor; Timothy Enrooth, best man; Tina Radar, bridesmaid; Michelle Seccomb, flower girl; and Darren and Bryan Rembert, ushers. A reception followed the ceremony. Grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. David Seccomb, Verner Enrooth and Eunice Banfield.

The couple graduated from Butte High. She is an aide at St. James Community Hospital. The couple took a wedding trip to Missoula and to Rose Gulch. Theadore Ori College.

He works for State Farm. After honeymooning in Whitefish, they will live in Bozeman. Jennifer and William Mitchell an outdoor ceremony at Flathead Lake. Officiant was Deacon Steve Jones. Her parents are Lynn Salivar of Kettle Falls, and George Smith of Stockton, his are Lucille Mitchell of Butte and the late John Mitchell.

The bride's sister, Carolyn Lowrey, was maid of honor. Best man was the groom's brother, Thomas Mitchell. A graduate of Nevada Union High, the bride attends Montana State University. She will graduate in March in construction engineering technology. A graduate of Butte Central, the groom attended MSU and has a degree in economics from College.

He works for Credit Systems in Bozeman where they will live. after a wedding trip to the Canadian Rockies. Debbie and Kevin Dunn Wedding vows were exchanged in St. Patrick Church by Debbie Hansen and Kevin Dunn with the Rev. Joseph Byrne officiating.

Parents are Ann Hansen, 427 S. Excelsior, and Mr. and Mrs. Ed Dunn of Helena. The bride's sister, Kathy Butts, and Jim Doherty, attended the couple.

Bridesmaids were Candyce Hillyer, Nicci Jasmin and Vicki Ehresman. Bertlesen, Phil Yuhas and Tom Boyle were ushers. Tara Dempsey was flower girl. A reception followed in the Copper King Inn. The groom's grandmother is Mrs.

William Riis. The bride, a graduate of Anaconda High, attended Eastern Montana College and works for Realty. The groom, a Helena High graduate, will graduate in December from EMC in bank operations management. He works at the An outdoor cermony was the setting for the marriage of Danette Marie Enrooth and Lorin Eugene Rembert. The couple Jeannette and Theadore Ori and Jeannette Nye were married in St.

Rose Catholic Church, Dillon, with the Rev. Pedro Barron officiating. Their parents, all of Dillon, are Donald and Alma Nye and Dominic and Patricia Ori. Nancy Nye was maid of honor and bridesmaids were Robin Ori, Twyla Smith and Carol Burns. Dan Seikman was best man with Keith Ori, Shawn Ori and Dave Seery as ushers.

A reception followed in the St. Rose Catholic Center. Grandparents are Ruth Nye, Mamie Case, and Mr. and Mrs. A.E.

Stodden. Both people are graduates of Beaverhead County High. She is a bank teller at First Citizens Bank of Bozeman. He attended the University of Montana and graduated from Western Montana Jennifer Lynn Smith Ellsworth and William Gerard Mitchell were married in Debbie and In a ceremony at St. Mary Church, Debbie McAuley and Bob Bugni were married with the Rev.

Kevin O'Neill officiating. Parents are Barbara and Bernie Havre is home for newlyweds Rita Rose and Brett Alton Hamilton following their marriage in the bride's home and a honeymoon to Yellowstone National Park and Colorado. Officiating was Judge Roy Fathers-to-be get morning sickness, too Yellowstone Kacquet and Health Club. They will live in Billings after a wedding trip to Las Vegas, Disneyland and the West Coast. Bob Bugni Isobel Bugni, 1906 Massachusetts.

Honor attendants were Bonnie McAuley and Tom Bugni. Bridesmaids were Mary Ann Maguire, Jo Mihailovich, Leta Pyle, Kathy Powers and Lynn Rolandson. Ushers were Ken Johnson, Ed McGowan, Rob Smith, Ed Stepan and Dan Strizic. A reception followed in the Serbian Orthodox Church Hall. Grandfather is Harry Breen.

They couple graduated from Butte Central High. She is a graduate of St. Mary College and is a first grade teacher at Main Street School in East Helena. He holds a degree in business administration from the University of Montana and is manager for the State Board of Investments. Following a wedding trip to Waterton, Banff and Jasper National Parks in Canada, they will live in East Helena.

experienced that, too," Some countries Committee of the National describes couvade and limit the amount of work adds Dr. Jacqueline Britain, for example the Institutes of Health. advises them on treatment they do. In some societies Clinton, an associate figure is higher. I think it They plan to use their of the symptoms.

This these practices are professor at the University would be a lot higher research to expand might include diet, believed to extract evil of Wisconsin-Milwaukee everywhere if men didn't maternity care to fathers. medication, exercise and spirits from the mothers. Center for Nursing hide what's happening to want to identify the alteration of habits to They also serve as a means Research and Evaluation. them if they would 'fess hard months and the easy reduce stress, she said. of claiming paternity.

Clinton and two UWM up," said Clinton, who months, what the men can Couvade, a French word Clinton believes that assistant professors of came to UWM from the expect and what they meaning "to brood or couvade is a more or less nursing, Beck and University of Michigan in do about it," Clinton said. seems to have natural way for a father-toEileen Sheil, have 1981. "Ultimately we will been observed first in the be to express a bond of interviewed 60 fathers-to- She combines the develop a plan of self-care Western world in England sympathy, with the woman be in Milwaukee and plan teaching of graduate for expectant fathers based early in the present approaching motherhood to include 200 more in their courses in nursing with on how the men we talk to century. Yet it is nothing and a change of roles for study. broad research in the fields have dealt with their new, says Clinton, who also himself.

According to Clinton, of mental health and ethnic problems. The interviews has studied cultural "In our society, it's often more than half the responses to modern are a long-term process. anthropology. Scholars interpreted as psychotic expectant fathers in the professional health care. We talk to the men noting couvade behavior," she says, "but Western world join their She and her colleagues, periodically over the term in non-industrial societies in our work we're looking wives in suffering clear who began collecting data of their wives' pregnancies since the 19th century.

at it as a normal signs of pregnancy. The early in 1982, expect to and beyond. We have a There it is often developmental symptoms include continue the work for series of 10 interviews in displayed openly in ritual The headaches, depression, another three years. all for Clinton each subject." form. of Expectant fathers in condition sickness should be.

irritability, cravings for Recently their project was plans to put parts Africa or. New regarded as a only particular foods and approved for funding by together health literature Guinea might don special if the symptoms become weight gain. the National Advisory for expectant fathers 4hat dress, eat special foods and disabling, said. Kissock-Christie Karrie Christie and Timothy Kissock plan to marry Sept. 17.

Parents are Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Christie, 2037 Aberdeen, and Mr. and Mrs. Anderwald-Doyle Planning a Sept.

10 wedding are Leaona Doyle and John Anderwald. Parents are Mr. and Mrs. Robert Doyle, 740 Empire, and Mr. and Mrs.

Andy Ander- North Lake. wald of Opportunity. Snyder Bisch Sheri Bisch and Jeff Snyder are planning an Oct. 8 wedding. Their parents are Dave and Marilou Bisch of Anaconda and Gary and Sonya Snyder of Spokane.

Popovich Cortez Raylene Cortez and Douglas Popovich plan a January wedding. Her parents are Mr. and Mrs. Charles Cleverly, 109 E. Daly, and Mr.

and Mrs. James Cortez of Homestake Lake; his father is George Popovich, 2320 Pine. Johnson-Currens Kathy Currens and Rick Johnson are planning to marry Sept. 3. Their parents are Mr.

and Mrs. John Currens of Wheaton, a and Mr. and Mrs. Carl Johnson of Divide. Lisa Woods Miss.

Teen Lisa Woods of Missoula, granddaughter of Dave and Betty Mencarelli, 3801 Continental, was crowned the 1983 Montana Miss TEEN in Billings July 23. Woods received a $750 Lacey Smith in pageant Lacey Nicole Smith, 5, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Rick Smith of Dillon, has been selected as a finalist in the 1983 Montana SMITH National Little Miss Pageant in Great Falls Aug. 20 at 7.

The pageant is the official state final for the national contest in Lehigh, in October. The girl is sponsored by Dillon Fertilizer Co. and Neil and Betty Strozzi. Her grandmother is Doris Kavran Smith, formerly of Butte. cash scholarship, an official Miss TEEN crown, a trophy and sash and an all expense paid trip to compete i in the national finals in Albuquerque, N.M.

In the national pageant, she will compete for $25,000 in scholarships, a $2,000 personal appearance contract, a $2,000 wardrobe and a one-week, expense-paid trip to Hawaii. Woods won first place in the following areas: talent demonstration With her jazz dance, "I'm Standing individual interview; and formal presentation. She also won a first place for her thankyou letter to her sponsors. Also, from Butte, Jennifer Sullivan was a semifinalist and Deanna McGarry was Miss Photogenic. Dawson-McKay plan wedding An October wedding is being planned by Kaylene Dawson and Richard McKay.

Their parents are Mr.and Mrs. Henry Dawson of Wise River and Mr. and Mrs. Larry McKay of Twin Falls, Idaho. Art goes to new heights MIAMI (AP) What happens when you drop a paintfilled balloon out of a small plane? If you've got good aim and a canvas as your target, you wind up with "aerial impact art." Artist Caren Sarmiento demonstrated her craft Sunday at Tamiami Airport.

Soaring in a light plane overhead, she heaved a balloon out of a window. The balloon plummeted 100 feet to a 10-by-10-yardstrip of canvas stretched out on a runway. The balloon burst with spread of color, a direct hit, one of several in pink, blue, lavender and yellow. A small crowd applauded. After the plane landed, Sarmiento administered the final strokes with a few well-aimed balloon hits at close range.

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