Celebrations 11-21-2010 by Globe Gazette

Mason City, Iowa ✦ Sunday, November 21, 2010

80th Birthday

50th Anniversary

Ken Smalley and Connie (Swenson) Smalley of Sheffield were married Nov. 25, 1960.

On Nov. 18, 2010, Charles “Chubba” Chuck Harris turned 80 years young. Come help him and his family celebrate and share memories, from 2-5 p.m. Saturday, Nov. 27, at the VFW, 1603 S. Monroe Ave., Mason City, Iowa.

Happy Retirement, Dale Mondt!

Married

Jana Rene Severson and Tyler Marcus Molstre were married April 16, 2010, on Maui’s Kapalua Bay

After 41 years and four- and one-half million accident-free miles of driving semi, it’s time to slow down and go golfing. Call Dale at 515-480-8180.

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Edson, Moe ORLANDO, Fla. — Bridget Moe and Matt Edson were united in marriage on Feb. 28, 2010, with by Pastor Luther Kistler officiating. The couple exchanged vows surrounded by close family at Lake Windsong in Orlando, Fla., Bridget is the daughter of David and Carol Moe of Joice. Matt is the son of Cliff and Donna Edson of Ionia. Bridget is employed by Floyd County Emergency employed farmer. Management in Charles The couple will reside in City. Matt is a selfIonia, Iowa.

I would like to thank the Newman Catholic School Development Department and the entire Newman community for honoring me on my retirement, as transportation director, at the annual God’s Portion Day event held Sunday, Nov. 7. This is truly an amazing event in which thousands of dollars are raised per hour in many creative ways to benefit the future education of the students. One of the unique items donated for the live auction was a solid oak school bus, hand-crafted by Bob Ballantyne. Forty generous contributors totaled $2,475 for the school in my honor and then the “masterpiece” was presented to me as a

gift. Being a part of the Newman ‘family’ and transporting the students to and from school and to numerous activities and sporting events, has been an awesome experience that I will continue doing on a part-time basis. — Lorris Long Semi-retired school bus driver, Mason City

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ANNIVERSARY

What a beautiful lady! Can you believe she’s 80?

Smalley, 50 years

Happy retirement, Dale Mondt!

Johnson, 60 years MASON CITY — Friends and family of Bud and Pauline Johnson are invited to a 60th Anniversary Celebration on Nov. 27, 2010, from 2:30 to 4 p.m. at Ralph’s Garden Cafe.

BIRTHDAY

After 41 years and four- and one-half million accident-free miles of driving semi, it’s time to slow down and go golfing. Call Dale at 515-480-8180. — Congratulations from Marlys, kids, grandkids and great-grandkids!

BIRTHDAY

SHEFFIELD — Ken Smalley and Connie (Swenson) Smalley of Sheffield were married Nov. 25, 1960. The couple will celebrate their 50th wedding anniversary with a family dinner on Thanksgiving Louise E. (Reiff) Day. Schlorholtz The couple’s children will be turning 80, and their spouses are on Nov. 25, 2010. Robin Smalley of We would like to invite you Sheffield, Todd and Heidi Smalley of Cordova, Tenn., to send her a card and wish her a very happy birthday. Dave Smalley of Sheffield, Please send cards to: and Tara and Jason Albers Louise Schlorholtz, of Clear Lake. They also 411 E. Valley Drive, have six grandchildren. Carroll, IA 51401.

Have a Great Thanksgiving Lois Knudson, 80

MASON CITY — Lois Knudson, of Mason City, THANK YOU will celebrate her 80th birthday Monday, Nov. 22. Thank you Greetings may be sent to Thank you family, relatives and friends for making my Lois at the following address: 309 S. Louisiana 90th birthday party a great day. Also for the lovely Ave., Mason City, IA cards, gifts and flowers. 50401. She requests no Love you all, — Claudia Paulson gifts, please.

Richard Havey, 85 NORA S P R I N G S — Richard Havey will celebrate his 85th birthday, Nov. 30, with family. Cards may be sent to Richard at the following address: 20 Sixth St. N.W., Nora Springs, IA 50458.

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Celebrating 40th wedding anniversary

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FOREST CITY — Harley and Davida ‘Dee’ (Garrard) Lackore of Forest City were united in marriage at Saint Joseph’s Catholic Church in Mason City on Nov. 28, 1970. The couple will celebrate their 40th wedding anniversary with a family dinner hosted by their children. Their children and their spouses, Kris Lackore of Lake Mills, Buffy (Scott) Clatt of Ames, and Adam (Darcy) Lackore of Leland, and grandchildren, Jaci Miller, Peyton Mary, Spencer and Cooper Clatt and Gracie and Stella Lackore, would like to honor the couple with a card shower. Cards and well wishes will reach them at 112 Cathedral Oaks Drive, Forest City, IA 50436.

Bill LeDuc 11-24-1937 5-14-2006 Wherever my thoughts go, my heart follows... And my thoughts always seem to find their way to you! The love that is ours carries on with a heart full of memories, Building a bridge of love that will reach far beyond time into forever. Love doesn’t diminish and feelings don’t fade — Time only brings a sweetness to the memories we’ve made. We think of you as living in the hearts of those you touched... Nothing loved is ever lost and you are loved so much. Your family

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Thank you The Newman Marathon committee would like to thank our countless volunteers who helped make the Newman marathon, half-marathon and 5/10k races a success. Volunteers offered their services for traffic control, running guidance, spaghetti supper and finish line activities. Also, thank you for all the support from the professionals in our community. Our thanks, appreciation and congratulation also goes out to our runners! For this event, we had 128 runners for the full marathon, 96 runners for the half marathon and a total of 148 runners for either the 5 or 10k races. Of these, over 120 were from out of state, some coming as far as California, Oregon, Connecticut,

Pennsylvania, Florida and New York! In state, we had over 140 runners that were outside our Mason City/Clear Lake community. This participation not only helps our school but our community as well with tourism dollars. — Gary Schmit Race Director for the Newman Marathon

• Each year, the US uses over a hundred billion plastic bags, which are made from petroleum products. That works out to twelve billion gallons of oil every year. • Cloth grocery bags don’t look that big. but they can actually hold as much as several plastic bags. • The state of Iowa spends 13.5 million dollars of tax payers’ money to clean up plastic bags and other litter on their roadways. • The US uses over a hundred billion plastic bags every year, but only about three percent of those bags are recycled.

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Eckard, Thomas

MASON CITY — Ann Elizabeth Alverson and Chase Edward Meehan were married Sept. 25, 2010, at the First United Methodist Church in Mason City by the Rev. Jim Stiles. Ann is the daughter of John and Beth Alverson of Mason City, and the granddaughter of Orville and Mary H. Alverson of Mason City. Chase is the son of Michael and Laura Burns of Nora Springs and Kelly and Vicki Meehan of Spring Branch, Texas. He is the grandson of Eldie and Doris Knipper of Arlington, Iowa, and Jim Oliver of Bryant, S.D., and Ed Meehan of Lamont, Iowa. Maid of honor was Laura Hofstrand. The bride’s other attendants were Laura Hutzell, Rose Leding and Emily Meinecke. Best man was Mark Meehan, brother of the groom. Other attendants to the groom were Joe Thielen and Justin Cunningham. Ushers were Mark Alverson, brother of the bride, and Dave Frederick. Special music was provided by soloist Cassie Bailey. A reception hosted by Sheila Streicher and Elaine Rosburg was held in the Diamond Ballroom at the Best Western Holiday Lodge in Clear Lake Ann is a 2003 graduate of Mason City High School and a 2008 graduate of Iowa State University with a B.A. degree. She is employed with Iowa80.com in Walcott, as a graphic designer in advertising. Chase is a 2001 graduate of Nora Springs High School and a 2004 graduate of Wyo Tech. He is employed with Volt Diesel-John Deere & Co. in Davenport as a mechanic on diesel engines. Following a very adventurous and relaxing honeymoon trip to Costa Rica, the couple is at home in Davenport.

the Stop-n-Shop in Rockwell. Matthew is a graduate of SheffieldChapin/Meservey-Thornton High School. He was discharged in September from the United States Army after serving four years After Kayla’s graduation from UNI, the couple will be residing in Newmarket, N.H.

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MASON CITY — Kayla Thomas and Matthew Eckard were united in marriage on June 19, 2010, by Pastor Ken Livingston in an outdoor private ceremony at the Windy Oaks in Mason City . Kayla is the daughter of Terry and Sherry Thomas of Rockwell. She is the granddaughter of Donald and Virginia Hulsing, and Richard and Jurlaine Thomas, all of Rockwell. Matthew is the son of Monica Eckard of Sheffield and Gary and Patricia Eckard of Newmarket, N.H. He is the grandson of Keith and Darla Eckard of Sheffield and Sandy and the late Jerry Prescott, all of Sheffield. Maids of honor were Kendra and Kylea Thomas, Molstre, Severson sisters of the bride. AnniMAUI, Hawaii — Jana Rene Severson and Tyler Marcus ka Bauer, of Leubeck, GerMolstre were married April 16, 2010, on Maui’s Kapalua many, and friend of the Bay by the Rev. Rick Jackson. bride, served as Kayla’s The bride is the daughter of Jim and Cheryl Severson of personal attendant. Best Nora Springs. She is a 1996 graduate from Nora Springs- man was Gary Eckard, Rock Falls High School, a 1998 graduate of North Iowa father of the groom. The Area Community College and received her B.A. degree in groom’s other attendant 2000 from the University of Northern Iowa. She currently was Coleman Moffet, works for Starbucks in West Des Moines. friend of the couple. The groom is the son of Obed and Dyette Molstre of Flower girl was Zoe Fairbank, Iowa. He is a 1997 graduate of Wapsie Valley Hanna, cousin of the High School and received his B.A. degree in 2001 from bride, and ring bearer was Wartburg College and his doctorate in 2004 from Palmer Nicholas Prescott, cousin College of Chiropractic in Davenport. Tyler owns his own of the groom. Paul Hulspractice, True Life Wellness, in Waukee. The couple ing, uncle of the bride, resides in West Des Moines, Iowa. served as usher. The bride was presented in marriage by her mother and A family sit down supfather and attended by her sister-in-law, Marisol Molstre. per at the Rockwell ComGabe Molstre, brother of the groom, was the best man. munity Center was hosted Others in attendance were Obed and Dyette Molstre by the couples’ parents on (father and mother of the groom), Adam and Kati SeverSaturday night. A wedson (brother of the bride and sister-in-law of the couple), ding reception was held and Seneca and Jett Molstre (nephews of the couple). on Sunday afternoon for A ukulele player from the island performed the cerethe couple at the Rockwell monial music. Community Center. The bride wore a beautifully tailored Maggie Sottero Kayla is a graduate of gown in white chiffon and the groom wore linens by Rockwell-Swaledale High Tommy Bahama. School and will graduate The couple celebrated their nuptials for 12 days on the from the University of islands of Maui and Kauai. Northern Iowa on Dec. 18, A reception was held on June 19, 2010, at the Raccoon 2010. She is employed at River Nature Lodge in West Des Moines.

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ANNIVERSARY

Happy 40th Wedding Anniversary!

Congratulations, Rodney and LaDonna (Heimendinger) Gray! We love you, Tonya, Tim, Luke, Zack, Audra Tara, Daren, Mable, Pearl, Ike Teresa, Jamie, Savannah, Sierra, Scarlett

Happy 60th Birthday, Brenda! Halloran, 50 years

Pennington, 60 years

MASON CITY — Terry and Marilyn Halloran were married Nov. 26, 1960, at Holy Family Catholic Church in Mason City. Terry and Marilyn have four children: Mike, Mark (Chris), Bob (Rebekah), and Sue (Kevin). They also have three grandchildren, Kyle, Annika and June. They will celebrate with a family dinner. Cards may be sent to them at 536 Fifth St. S.E., Mason City, Iowa, 50401. We love you Mom and Dad! Happy anniversary!!

MASON CITY — Gordon Pennington and Betty (Figgins) Pennington were married Nov. 24, 1950. The couple will celebrate their 60th wedding anniversary with a Thanksgiving family dinner. Cards may be sent to them at 76 Briarstone Court, Mason City, Iowa 50401. The couple’s children and their spouses are Debra (Jerry) Sedars of Mason City; Randy (Mitzi) Pennington of Eureka, Mo., and Tami Walter of Marshall, Mo. They have seven grandchildren, three step-grandchildren and ten great-grandchildren.

Surprise open house BELMOND — A surprise 80th birthday open house for Paul J. and Carol M. Miller, of Belmond, will be held from 1 to 4 p.m. Saturday, Nov. 27, at the Leinbach Center, Belmond. All friends and relatives are invited to attend. No gifts, please. The event is being given by their daughters: Judy (Jim) Anderson, Jayne (Bruce) Vasselin, JoAnn (Mark) Lewerke, and Julie (David) Kuhlers. Paul J. Miller was born Nov. 15, 1930 in Sutherland, Iowa. Carol M. Miller was born Nov. 23, 1930 in Hanska, Minn. Cards may be sent to the Millers in care of: JoAnn Lewerke, 975 Stonehenge Court, Garner, IA 50438.

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“40” on 11-24-2010! Happy Birthday! Tyler and Spencer Ristau

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MASON CITY — Private Second Class Brenden R. Gardner, of Mason City, graduated from the United States Army boot camp and Advanced Individual training July 16, 2010 at Fort THANK YOU Knox, Ky. He is a gunman in the armored division. Following Thank you BIRTHDAY a 10-day leave, he reported We would like to thank all of our family, friends and to Fort Hood, Texas. Gardneighbors for remembering us with cards, calls, greetner was deployed to Iraq in Myrtle Rose, 90 ings and flowers to help us celebrate our 60th wedding IOWA FALLS — Myrtle August, where he will be anniversary. We were overwhelmed with your thoughtstationed for a year. fulness. Also, a very special thanks to our children and Rose, of Iowa Falls, formerPvt. Gardner, is a gradugrandchildren for the wonderful dinner. We will ly of the Ventura area, will ate of Mason City High remember it always. We are truly blessed. celebrate her 90th birthSchool, and the son of Roger — Joe and Jean Bamrick, Rockwell day, Thursday, Nov. 25. and Judy Gardner of Mason Join her family in celeCity. He is the grandson of Thank you bration, and honor her the late Mary and MelI would like to thank each of you who sent cards, gifts, with a card shower. Cards bourne Larson, formerly of wrote notes and called me on my 97th birthday. I may be sent to Myrtle at Osage, and the late Wade enjoyed hearing from all of you. You made my birthday the following address: 1121 Gardner and Mary Gardner, very special. N. Fremont St., Apt. G04, of Cedar Rapids, formerly of — Fred Banks Iowa Falls, IA 50126. Mason City.

With love from your family. Greetings may be sent to her at: Brenda Miller, 715 Fourth St. N.W., Nora Springs, Iowa 50458.

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Floden, DeFord named ‘Students of the Month’ MASON CITY — Sarah Floden and Dylan DeFord, both of Mason City, were selected as the Mason City Sunrise Rotary Club’s “Students of the Month” for October. Floden is the daughter of Linda and Tom Floden. DeFord is the son of Ron and Brandy DeFord. Sarah Floden currently attends Newman Catholic High School. She is an active high school senior involved in: softball, choir, Floden Knightsingers, band, Stebens Children’s Theatre, piano, cantering at Holy Family Catholic Church and is a member of the National Honor Society. Her future plans include wanting to travel, gain acceptance into med-

ical school to become a physician and surround herself with people she loves. Floden plans to attend college after graduation, majoring in biology. Dylan DeFord currently attends Mason City Alternative High School. He is a member of the soccer team and choir. Educational accomplishments DeFord include earning first quarter attendance and academic achievement awards. He was also nominated as student of the week. DeFord is a member of Faith Bible Church. His future plans include enrolling in the law enforcement program at North Iowa Area Community College, in preparation to become a sheriff.

Jessen named ‘Youth of the Month’ MASON CITY — Claire Jessen, a senior at Newman Catholic High School, was named “Youth of the Month” for November, by the Mason City Exchange Club. She is the daughJessen ter of George and Jayne Jessen. Jessen carries a 3.98 grade point average and has been on all semester honor rolls during high school. She is also a member of the

National Honor Society. She has lettered on the school’s cross country, track and basketball teams, and has been a three-time state qualifier for cross country and track. She has participated in school plays and musicals, and is involved in the Student Council, Recycling Club, YIELD and the Youth Task Force. In addition Jessen enjoys reading, playing sports, running, being with her friends and traveling. Though undecided on her college choice, she plans to study dietetics.

Benjegerdes, 60 years MANLY — Kenneth and Ruth (Jewett) Benjegerdes of Manly were married Nov. 26, 1950, at St. Paul’s E and R Church in Manly. They will celebrate their 60th wedding anniversary with a card Westphal, 50 years shower. Greetings may be NORA SPRINGS — Wendell and Karen (Lloyd) sent to Kenneth and Ruth Westphal of Nora Springs were married Nov. 27, Benjegerdes, 3672 Lark 1960, at the Methodist Church in Lime Springs. Ave., Manly Iowa 50456. They will celebrate their 50th wedding anniversary They request no gifts, with an open house from 1 to 4 p.m. on Saturday, please. Nov. 27, at the Catholic Community Center, 16 S. Kenneth and Ruth have Summit Ave., Nora Springs. They request no gifts five children, five grandplease. children and one greatThe couple’s children and spouses are Michael and grandchild. Theresa Westphal of Manhattan, Kan., and Mitchell and Angela Westphal of Nora Springs. They also have five grandchildren, Bryce, Jordan, Kyle, Kaitie and Lucas.

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Pike, Vaudt MASON CITY — Margaret Vaudt and Jacob Pike were married Sept. 22, 2010 at Algona State Park. Margaret is the daughter of Emanuel and Josie Byrd of Algona. Jacob is the son of Brian and Lisa Pike of Mason City, and grandson of Roy and Shirley Pike of Marion and Rita Speakar of Mason City. Maid of honor was Charlotte Byrd and best man was Ben Larson. Ring bearer was Logan Vaudt and flower girl was Sidnye Pike. Jacob is a chef at the Wild Rose Casino in Emmetsburg.

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AWARDS AND ACHIEVEMENTS produced seven CD recordings. Ritterchor members for the 2010-11 year include WAVERLY — Ritterchor, a Wartburg College the following North Iowa students: all-male choir, ALEXANDER — Brent announces its 2010-11 Kruger, tenor. roster. Chosen annually APLINGTON — Ryan by audition, Ritterchor Harms, bass. members represent a BRITT — Remington variety of majors and Cook, bass. come from six states, FOREST CITY — Jason including Hawaii. Founded in 1997, Ritterchor has Neumann, tenor. GARNER — Andrew performed at a number of invitational festivals and Eisenman, baritone. MARBLE ROCK — Jonathan Dolan, tenor. THANK YOU MASON CITY — Greg DiMarco, bass; Connor Thank you Koppin, bass. A huge thanks to the folNORTHWOOD — Trey lowing individuals that Gonzales, bass. made the Mason City PLAINFIELD — Joshua Woman’s Club book sale a Lehman, baritone. success: Kent Hall for use RICEVILLE — David of the former Granny’s Kruger, tenor. Cupboard store, the Willowbrook merchants, Lynn O’Leary, Rose Mills, Virginia Cory, Mary Paulsen, Kathryn Wild, Betty Slock, Marian Urbatch, Lucille Samson, Leona Buffington, Carol Peterson, Darlene Schneider, Barb Gasaway, Marlys Katuin, Shannon Giordano, Alice Mealy, Shirley Hanson, Carlene Davis, Bev Schabacker, Doris Tieszen, Ralph Madison, Alan Samson, Ron and Karen Knudtson, and the Manly Senior Center. A special thanks also to members and non-members of the Mason City Woman’s Club who donated books for the sale. And last but not least, thank you to all of the individuals that purchased books during the sale. The proceeds from this sale were given to Crisis Intervention Services and Trinity House of Hope. —Mary Madison, book sale coordinator /president

Wartburg Ritterchor 2010-11 roster

Hendrickson, 50 years CHARLES CITY — Boyd “Buzz” and Ila (Christianson) Hendrickson of Charles City, were married Nov. 26, 1960, at St. Meints, Schade Stephen’s Catholic Church Jill Ranae Meints and in Chester. They will celeJoshua Allan Schade will brate 50 years of marriage be united in marriage on Dec. 4, 2010b at 5:30 p.m. with a card shower. Greetings may be sent to at Zion Reformed Church, them at 2957 230th St., rural Sheffield. Charles City, Iowa 50616Jill is the daughter of Kristi and David Marson of 8903. The couple’s children Mason City and the late are Michael of Iowa City, Gary Meints. She is Wade of Rock Rapids and employed at Pilot Travel Lynn and Scot Sparks of Center in Clear Lake. Prairie View, Kan. They Josh is the son of Jack also have two grandchiland Geri Schade of Rudd. dren. He is employed by Rother Masonry and Construction in Latimer. THANK YOU The couple plans to live in Sheffield.

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I want to thank Applebee’s for honoring the veterans with a free meal. It Thank you was very good food and the young people that waited The Newman Catholic School System would like to on us were very helpful and polite. I felt very honthank the area businesses ored. Thank you. and individuals who sup— Gene Ostendorf ported our God’s Portion U.S. 55 215 004 Day fundraiser again this Rockford, Iowa year! We are very grateful for the donations we received, Thank you the volunteers who gave of I would like to thank their time and talent and to everyone who supported us everyone who sent me cards to celebrate my 95th through their attendance. The Newman community is birthday. I have enjoyed reading them. I have also very blessed — thank you. — Lynn Ptacek, Sue enjoyed the memories of Platts, Carol Ramaekers the good times, the cards Newman Development have helped me remember. — Iona Markwardt Department

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Iowa Corn Student Advisory Board JOHNSTON — Alex Edgington, a student at North Iowa Area Community College, Mason City, was named to the inaugural Iowa Corn Student Advisory Team (SAT). Edgington is one of 13 Iowa college students from a wide range of backgrounds, named to the team. The team held its first meeting last week in Johnston. The Iowa Corn Student Advisory Team (SAT) is sponsored by the Iowa Corn Growers Association and the Iowa Corn Promotion Board. The team is made up of students earning agriculture degrees at Iowa’s community colleges and at Iowa State University. The Iowa Corn SAT will

help develop programs that target and enhance Iowa Corn’s relationship with individuals who are pursuing careers in Iowa’s agriculture industry.

America photo contest winner CLEAR LAKE — Linda Hopper, of Clear Lake, placed third in the Silos and Smokestacks National Heritage Area’s “Capture the Heart of America” photo contest. Hopper’s entry was titled, “Farm Life.” Additional entries receiving recognition can be viewed at www.silosandsmokestacks.org. This year’s contest brought in 553 photos from 129 entrants. Entries came from Arizona, Virginia, Illinois, Iowa and Minnesota.

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The Spirit Of Christmas Cheer Fund “God bless the Cheer Fund,” one donor wrote in a note that came along with their donation. “You bring happiness to so many needy people.” Letter writer is happy to give

Since 1927 we have received thousands of letters similar to the ones above, which continue to reinforce the importance and true meaning of the Christmas Cheer Fund. Letters from children, adults and letters received anonymously, all asking for a little support during the holiday season.

The 2010 Cheer Fund goal is $110,000. “ These people are not asking for elaborate gifts. They just want a little extra money to help buy food and other necessities,” said Globe-Gazette Publisher Howard Query. “This Fund is one way people can spread holiday joy.”

In 1927 Lee Loomis, publisher of the Globe-Gazette founded the Christmas Cheer Fund, and each year thereafter it has continued to help brighten the holidays for many North Iowa residents due to your generosity. Every donation counts. Regardless of the size of your gift, anything will be greatly appreciated. Cheer Fund donations or referrals may be made to: Christmas Cheer Fund, Globe-Gazette, P.O. Box 271, Mason City, IA 504020271. Donations may also be taken to the Globe-Gazette office, 300 North Washington Ave., Mason City, from 9 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. Monday through Friday. Cheer Fund requests may also be made at the Globe-Gazette office. Look for your Cheer Fund envelope in tomorrow’s paper.

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Junker, 50 years HAMPTON — LeRoy Junker and Judy Junker of Hampton were married Nov. 19, 1960, at the Open Bible Church in Mason City. The couple celebrated their 50th wedding anniversary with a family dinner on Saturday, Nov. 20. Cards may be sent to LeRoy and Judy Junker at 1560 Yarrow Ave., Hampton, IA 50441. The couple’s children and their spouses are Julie (Terry) Gray, Dwayne Junker, Layton Junker and friend Barb. They also have seven grandchildren.

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Formalities 641.423-6124 21 2nd St NE, Mason City formalitiesbridalwear.com formalitiesbridalwear@yahoo.com Formalities has been serving the North Iowa area for over 50 years. Formalities carries bridal gowns, bridesmaids, flowergirls, mothers gowns, prom gowns and all the accessories needed for your special day. Formalities has an elite group of seamstresses that can create that perfect fit! Formalities carries gowns in all sizes from infant to plus sizes. We have hundreds of gowns to choose from - buy right off the rack or place a special order - we’ll help you through the whole process. Formalities also carries fashion handbags/purses! Formalities was awarded the North Iowa Readers Choice once again! Shop Formalities! Sweet Things, etc. 641.822.4918 114 3rd Street, Rockwell Tues. & Thurs. Noon-8pm; Wed. & Fri. Noon6pm; Sat. 10am-2pm; Sun. By Appointment www.sweetthingsetc.com Sweet Things, etc. is your full service bridal shop offering everything you need for you and your special day. We offer hundreds of gowns in stock in all sizes for you to choose from, and of course in-house alterations. We require appointments for bridal consultations so we can spend one-on-one time helping you choose the perfect gown! Sweet Things, etc... making beautiful weddings, one bride at a time! Check our website for upcoming events!! Sew Heavenly Creations LLC 641.892.4111 209 W. Gilman St. Sheffield, IA Open M, W, F 12 Noon-5pm; Tu, Th 12 Noon-7pm;

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RECEPTIONS MacNider Art Museum 641.421.3666 303 Second Street SE, Mason City barracks@macniderart.org Unforgettable weddings, distinguished receptions. An elegant setting to make lasting memories. Duncan Community Ballroom 641.843.3353 4 miles west of Garner www.duncanballroom.com Seating for 500, 40x70 dance floor. Serve your own food/ caterers welcome. Meeting room available. Knights of Columbus 641.424.5300 551 S. Taft, Mason City Beautiful facility to host your wedding, anniversary or meetings. Max capacity of 300. Please call for additional information. REHEARSAL DINNERS Decker House Bed & Breakfast / Sour Grapes Bistro 641.423.4700 or 888.363.4700 119 2nd street SE, Mason City www.masoncityia.com/deckerhouse/ Elegant surroundings in this Neoclassical 1890’s home. Perfect for intimate weddings, rehearsal dinners, luncheons and cozy receptions. Conveniently located behind Music Man Square. TRAVEL Allen Travel Agency & Cruise Quest 641.357.5223 or 800.475.5223 300 1st Ave. N., Clear Lake We are your full time professional travel planners and cruise vacation specialist, in service since 1951. TUXEDOS Moorman Clothiers 641.423.5222 / 2 South Federal, Mason City info@moormanclothiers.com www.moormanclothiers.com Your Tuxedo Professionals Sir Knight Formalwear 641.424.6018 19 2nd Street NE, Mason City www.andersonformalwear.com Formalwear is our specialty. Detailed individualized service. WEDDING SITE AND RECEPTION PM Park 15297 Rainy Drive South Shore, Clear Lake 641.357.1991 or 641.529.2222 www.pmpark.net

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Berge, 40 years KENSETT — Michael Berge and Barbara (Mitchell) Berge of Kensett were married Nov. 28, 1970, at the United Methodist Church in Northwood. The couple will celebrate their 40th wedding anniversary with a gathering of family and close friends. The couple’s children and their spouses are Michelle and Tony of Des Moines, Rebecca of St. Charles, Mo., and Sarah

Hanig, 50 years MASON CITY — Bill and Karen (Michelson) Hanig were married Nov. 23, 1960, at St. Joseph’s Catholic Church at Wesley. Their children, Doug Hanig of Clear Lake, Sheila (Gregg) Bollinger of West Des Moines, Julie (Mark) Fischels of Clear Lake, Patti (Dale) Kiley of Wesley, and Dan Hanig of West Des Moines, grandchildren Josh

(Janice) and Jon Hanig, Nick, Nate and Becki Kiley, Madison, Matt, Malorie Fischels, and Connor and Zach Bollinger, and greatgranddaughter Olivia Hanig would like to honor them with a card shower. Cards can reach them at 506 East Street S., Wesley, IA 50483.

and Chris of Council Bluffs. They also have three grandchildren.

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