The Reporter from Fond du Lac, Wisconsin • 14

PAGE B6 The Reporter, Sunday, September 12, 2010 LIFE www.fdlreporter.com 1 A (r fiftit phi iKfiKeUH'HI It Hjtjeient i i Sttltivan-Itletschko 4 11" 4 DeVries-LoVallo Glenn and Patricia DeVries of Brandon, Wisconsin are pleased to announce the engagement of their son Michael John, to Danielle Elizabeth, daughter of Michael and Lisa LoVallo of Lincolnwood, Illinois. cmutii-itpfl Schmudlach Jackson Kristin Schmudlach and Ryan Jackson both of Fond du Lac announce their engagement and plan for a September 18, 2010 wedding. They are the children of Sieve and Diane Schmudlach of Oshkosh and Dave and Sally Jackson of Fond du lac. MM Jodi Sullivan and George Uletschko, both of Redgranite, are pleased to announce their upcoming wedding. The couple is set to wed October 1 1- The bride-to-be graduated from WLA in 2002 from MFTC-Barber Cosmetology in 2004.

She is employed at Renaissance Spa and Salon. Her fiance is a 2004 graduate of VI LA. He is employed with Michels Directional Crossings. The couple will exchange vows at All Saints Chapel in Elkhart Lake with Rev loel Gaertner nresidine. Emilv Heinkel will serve as Maid of from Calvin College in Grand Rapids, Michigan with a bachelor's degree in chemistry in 2003.

He is currently a doctoral candidate In inorganic chemistry at Northwestern University in Evanston, Illinois. Danielle, a 2001 graduate of Saint Ignatius College Prep in Chicago, Illinois, will complete her bachelor's degree in International Politics and Law from Georgetown University in Washington, DC in May 2011. 2, 2010 at Trinity Lutheran Church in Redgranite. The parents of the bride-to-be are Jeanette and Robert Cauley of Redgranite. Karen and George Uletschko of Fond du Lac are the parents of the future groom.

W87W)I Honor and Tyler Jackson will be the Best Man. They will honeymoon in Hawaii and will make their home in Fond du Lac. i june mi weuuing is planned in Chicago. 6WA Sinn, ntveriit fij J) OOli (fitit niWr-if try A Bob and Kathy Duester Simon Bob and Kathy Simon of Fond du Lac will be ilk v. 7 celebrating their 50th Wedding Anniversary.

The couple was married at Holy -5 Cross Church in Ya' Mt. Calvary on September 24, I960. Their children are Christine (Brian) Costello of Malone, Mary (Ron) Loehr of Eden, Mike (Dawn) Simon of Fond du Lac and Paula (Bruce) Miller of Fond du Lac. Their 12 grandchildren are Dan (Fiancee Ashley), Amy and Wendy Costello; Ryan, Eric and Steve Loehr; Kailee, Emilee, Abbie and Andrew Simon; David and Katie Miller. Harry and Dolores Reinbold Jr.

On a Day years Ago, I Married My Sweetheart, the One Who Shares My Dreams, Life and Lote. Harry and Dolores (Lange) Reinhold Jr. will celebrate their 60th Wedding Anniversary. They were married on September 10, 1950 at St. Luke's Lutheran Church in Oakfield.

Today they are members of Faith Lutheran Church in Fond du Lac. The couple has two children: Sandra (Carlton) Kastorff of Van Dyne, Harry (Miki) Reinhold of Fond du Lac. They have five grandchildren; Kari Kastorff, Harry Justin, Gabrielle, Beau and Jaxon Reinhold. The couple will have a dinner with immediate family at the Rosendale Municipal Building on Sunday, September Followed by an open house there from Come celebrate their 60lh Wedding Anniversary and Birthdays! Cal and Fran Deuster of Linden Beach celebrated 60 years of marriage on Sept. 2 with a small family dinner.

The former Frances V. Semenas and Calvin J. Deuster were united in marriage Sept. 2, 1950 by Fr. Faul Weishar at Presentation Church in North Fond du Lac.

Attendants were Dick Burnton and Lee Semenas Durland, Jerome and Lee Goedderz, Alex and Mary Semenas, John Ru mbac and Fay Deuster Nemick. Cal retired from American Can Co. in 1985 after having worked there for 31 years. He attended Ripon College from 1947 to 1951 and served in the Army from 1952 to 1954. Fran attended Fond du Lac Business College.

She worked during her early years at Richman Bros, and Spiegels as a credit manager, then as a homemaker. Both have been members of Holy Family Church St. Peters since they returned to Fond du Lac when they retired in 1985. The Deusters have three sons, Fr. Matthew (Cal) at the Vatopaidi Monastery, Mt.

Athos, Greece, Bob (Melinda) of Glenview, IL, Dan (Mary) of Fond du Lac. They have two granddaughters, two step-grandchildren and one great granddaughter. 1950 1 "1 I "it- I 0 I 1 2010 6QA nmverMKu Marvin Judy Lindsley Marvin Judy (Treleven) Lindsley of Fond du Lac will celebrate their Golden Wedding Anniversary. They were married on September 17, 1960 at Sacred Heart Church in Fond du Lac. The couple has two children: Rick (Tammy) of Beaverton, Oregon and Debbie (Darrell) Baier of Fond du Lac, Wisconsin.

They have three grandchildren: Alexandria, Amber and Matthew. They will celebrate their anniversary with their immediate family. 1 I nntueMary Bob and Mae Strebe In Tt Ft, i 1.. .4 Dennis and Joanne Thome Dennis and Joanne (Olig) Thome celebrated their 50th Anniversary. They were married on August 6th, I960 at Sacred Heart Church by Fr.

Raymond Fox. They celebrated with a Mass with Fr. Mike Bertram presiding at ElmWoods in Malone and dinner with family and friends on August 7, 2010. Dennis retired from Giddings and Lewis; Joanne retired from Fond du Lac School District and Silica Appliance and TV. The couple have 5 children and 7 grandchildren.

They are Dr. Judy Thome and John Gochenaur with sons; Andrew and Daniel of Centerville, OH, Ted Thome and daughter, Shelby of Oakdale, CA, Mike and Kay Thome and daughter, Kaitlyn of Hudson, VCI, Carol Thome of Ripon, WI, James and Amy Thome and children, Bethany, Stephany and Brian. Bob and Mae (Thuerwachter) Strebe of Fond du Lac were married on September 12, I960 at St. Mary's Church in Fond du Lac with Monsignor Henry Mauer presiding. Bob was an Engine Tester with Mercury Marine and Mae was a Clarence "Dutch" Shirley Bindert Clarence "Dutch" and Shirley (Prill) Bindert celebrated their 60th Wedding Anniversary.

They were married on September 1, 1950, at Church of Our Saviour in Fond du Lac. Dutch was employed at Mercury Marine until his retirement; Shirley was a Domestic Engineer. The couple are memebers of Hope Lutheran Church. They volunteer at the Fond du Lac Lutheran Home, where they have volunteered for many years. They have two daughters.

They are: Deborah Andrews and Karen (Kim) Suhs, both of Fond du Lac. The Binderts also have 3 grandchildren: Deanne, Keegan, and Kaleigh: 4 great-grandchildren: Rose, Jacob, Sam and Kellan; and 1 great-great grandchild, Nova. Teacher's Aide. They have two children, Mary Razner and Lisa Michels, both of Fond du Lac. They also have 4 grandchildren.

They will celebrate with a family dinner. 1 -D 7(M, 0. 0(M w- "Norman and Gladys 1 A 4 Half man Norman and Gladys (Semrau) Halfman will be celebrating their 70th Wedding Anniversary. They were united in marriage on September 14, 1940 at St. Mr.

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Louis Church in Fond du Lac. The couple are currently residents at St. Francis Home, formerly of 827 Sunnyside Lane. Before retirement, Norman was employed as a welder at Medialist in Oshkosh for 23 years and Gladys was employed with A. C.

Nielson Co. for 25 years.They are members of Knights of Columbus. Their children are; Sally (Thomas) Barbeau, Susan Fryda, all of Fond du Lac, deceased daughter and son-in-law, Sandra (James) Pionkowski, formerly from Horicon. They also have 7 grandchildren and 4 great-grandchildren. They will celebrate their 70th Anniversary with a family dinner at St.

Francis on Saturday, September 11, 2010. Edwin and Elora Homan Edwin and Flora (Vander Galien) Homan of Waupun will be celebrating their 60th wedding anniversary. They were married on September ISth, 1950 at Second Christian Reformed Church in Randolph. The Rev. B.T.

Haan officiated. Ed was the founder and owner of Homan Auto Sales, Inc. of Waupun and flora was a homemaker. They will celebrate with a family dinner with the immediate family at Sunset Supper Gub. The couple has 5 sons, they are: Dave (Karen) of Winneconne, Steve (Rose), Jeff (Julane), Gregory (Sue) and Mark (Jean) all of Waupun.

They also have 12 grandchildren and 5 great-grandchildren. li conveniences of caring for it, then you've made the right call. If we develop a rewarding relationship with a pet, we can overlook the hairballs, middle-of-the-night "potty" breaks and unseemly smells of all sorts. The Three Cs provide a great guide, but such a practical exercise is moot when it comes to matters of the heart. On my daughter's birthday whether it's her fifth or sixth or seventh she will get her bird.

Only time will tell if it measures up against her expectations. For parents whose children are infatuated with ponies, you have my condolences. "Generation Why?" is a Sunday feature of The Reporter. David Williams can be reached at couple of times to refill food and water bowls? Low-maintenance pets are the ones that can survive on their own for seven days in a cage with extra grub. Many small mammals, reptiles, amphibians and birds don't require a lot of hands-on attention, which is probably why hamsters and parakeets are preferred first pets.

However, there is a tradeoff for choosing an animal that mostly keeps to itself. Compensation People, on the whole, prefer pets with slightly more developed brains than the skittish critters that emerge from the corner of their cages out of hunger, rather than out of any real fondness of their owner. You pay a premium for personality, but if the contentment an animal brings outweighs the in- WHY? Continued from Page B1 But even fish that are heartier and more moderately priced than goldfish have a heap of hidden costs. Aquariums, pumps, gravel and those doodads that dispense bubbles add up pretty fast. Commitment This is the point parents belabor when impressing upon their children how much responsibility comes with caring for a pet.

Feeding, water, cleaning and, in some cases, exercising all of these chores are fun at first but eventually lose their excitement. But what about when you want to go on vacation? Will you need a live-in pet sitter for the week or someone to stop in a i -T Si t- 4 nui i "i 1 iiu iiry'j 4 i i 1.