The Courier-Journal from Louisville, Kentucky • Page 23

THE COURIER-JOURNAL, LOUISVILLE, KY. THURSDAY MORNING, AUGUST 6, 1970 3 Summer Sailor The Martins are 'always prepared' with food By JONNIE VATTER If you want to get something done, ask busy person. Madeline and Lee Roy Martin are perfect examples of this. The United States Coast Guard Auxiliary is fortunate to have them on board. The Martins' avid interest in the auxiliary began two years ago.

They This is another in a series on boating that will appear on Thursday mornings in the Women's World section of The Courier Jr. Journal. of Louisville, author who is Mrs. been C. "chief cook" on her family's succession of boats the last 10 years.

stopped at a booth at a Louisville boat show, learned that a Coast Guard auxiliary public information course was beginning in two weeks, and signed up. The Martins completed the course, purchased a cruiser, and now he is the commander of Flotilla 41 and she is a staff officer of Flotilla 46. The Martins' dedication to the water is a natural outgrowth of his years in the regular and reserve branches of the Navy, and their love of the outdoors. The Martins both participate actively in the different areas of auxiliary programs. They've taught public education classes, participated in courtesy, motorboat examinations, and constantly on the alert in the operations phase of the auxiliary.

The Martins have a battery of electronic equipment on board the Madeline Lee, and are available to help in safety patrols or search and rescue missions with the Coast Guard several nights a week. Martin hopes that many more boaters will take advantage of the courtesy motor boat examinations which are being held at Carrie Gaulbert Cox Park every Thursday night until Labor Day. In order for a craft to pass the examination, it must carry all federally required equipment for a boat its size -plus additional Coast Guard auxiliary requirements: Flares or fuses, proper navigational lights, anchor with line, proper ventilation and backfire arresters. Another program In which the Martins will participate aboard their 28-foot cruiser this weekend is the patrolling of Kentucky and Indiana shores this week- 000. Mary Churchman ChurchmanSimpson Mr.

and Mrs. Bennie C. Churchman announce the engagement of their daughter, Miss Mary Kathleen Churchman, to Mr. Larry Robert Simpson, son of Mr. and Mrs.

Eugene L. Simpson. The wedding will Aug. 12 at 7:30 p.m. in St.

Francis of Assisi Church. Staff Photo Seaman Craig Wood, right, and Engineman 3.C. aided by the Lee Roy Martins, on cruiser, in paHarry Morrison of the U.S. Coast Guard will be trolling the Ohio Sunday for the hydroplane races. end.

They will be working in conjunction with the Coast Guard, as they have in the past, in patrolling the waters around the Kentuckiana Motorboat Racing Association Regatta which is to be held Sunday at Jeffersonville. They'll be assisting pleasure boat owners and the Coast Guard in any way they are needed. Madeline Martin finds herself juggling precious minutes between her full-time job at Central Hospital, rearing three teen-agers and trying to keep up with the commander. Although she is delightfully organized, Mrs. Martin remains flexible enough to enjoy a late evening dinner on board or extra guests for lunch.

Their cruiser is fully equipped with a roomy galley, but Mrs. Martin has had to learn to improvise when the Madeline Lee is fogged in, or the Martins decide unexpectedly to stay on board over night. Here are some favorite recipes of the Martins. Each serves 4. Anita Russell Russell--Knight Mr.

and Mrs. John William Russell Jr. announce the engagement of their daughter, Miss Anita Laverne Russell, to Army Pvt. George William Knight son of the Rev. and Mrs.

George William Knight. Pvt. Knight is stationed at Ft. Campbell. An August wedding is planned.

Carol Seidenfaden SeidenfadenSullivan Mr. and Mrs. Norbert Joseph Seidenfaden announce the engagement their daughter, Miss Carol Seidenfaden, to Army Pvt. James Scott Sullivan, son of Mr. and Mrs.

Leo James Sullivan. Pvt. Sullivan is stationed at Ft. Hood, Tex. The wedding will be Aug.

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