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FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 18, 1970 THE HOLLAND, MICHIGAN, EVENING SENTINEL PAGE NINE Walkathon Slated By RFC Group On Oct. 10, young people from the Holland Zeeland Hamilton area are invited to participate in a walkathon from Saugatuck to Holland. The event is being sponsored by the Great Holland Youth for Christ -Campus Life and will be done for several reasons. The first is to show the good side of American young people today. Another reason for the walkathon is to give young people a chance to get some exercise, make new friends, 'and have a good time.

The hike will cover a distance of 16 miles and will be on the Blue Star Highway. The hikers will bus out to the Saugatuck area, leaving the YFC teen center at 9:30 a.m., and will then hike back to Holland. They will return to the YFC teen center where they will be served supper and have a short program. The third reason for such an event is to raise money for the Youth for Christ--Campus Life Teen center. Each hiker will have a sponsor who is supporting him or her at $3 a mile.

The sponsors can be area businesses, industries, professional people, or interested adults. Youth for Christ invites all area young people to join them on the walkathon and will be glad to help you find a sponsor so that you can join in the hike. For more information about hiking or sponsoring a hiker, write Walkathon, for Christ Campus Life, P. O. Box 30, Holland, Mich.

49423, before Oct. 7. Plan Dutch Service In Hudsonville Church A Dutch language service will be held Sunday at 2:30 p.m. in Immanual Christian Reforemd Church, Hudsonville. The Rev.

John De Jong will bring the message "De Twee Schuildenaars" (Parable of the two debtors). The offering will be received for Sunset Manor Women's Guild. Sunset Manor is a home for senior citizens in Hudsonville. Divorce Given to Wife GRAND HAVEN Mildred Overway of Grand Rapids was granted a divorce decree in Ottawa Circuit Court Tuesday from Bernard Overway of Holland. Issuance of the decree had been listed incorrectly in Wednesday's Sentinel i listed the divorce given to the husband.

SINGING HERE The Sentrys Gospel Trio will present a program at North Street Christian Reformed Church, Zeeland, at 8:45 p.m. Sunday. The program, open to the public, is for the benefit of the Zeeland Christian School. Ganges Mr. and Mrs.

Alya Hooyer were hosts to a family reunion at their home Sunday. Mr. Hoover's relatives from Kendallville, were present and the Hoover's daughters and sons-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. James Edwards and three children of Ganges and Mr.

and Mrs. Karl Jargensen of Fennville. There were 23 relatives attending the event. Mrs. William Nye is chairman of the 1970-71 Allegan County Apple Queen contest and will register contestants until Sept.

30, which is the deadline. The contest will be held Oct. 8 in Fennville High School. Single girls from 17 to 25 years of age who have a definite connections with the apple industry may register. Mrs.

Nye resides in Ganges, route 1, Fennville. Jacqueline Lee Mortorff and Ken Whitney were united in marriage Aug. 29 in a double- ring ceremony at the West Casco United Methodist Church with the Rev. Floyd Barden officiating. The bride is the daughter of Mr.

and Mrs. Herbert Mortorff, route 3, Fennville, and the groom is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Gene Rich, route 3, Fennville. The new Mrs.

Whitney is a 1969 graduate of Fennville High School and Mr. Whitney, also a graduate from Fennville High School is a student at Kalamazoo Valley College. Mr. and Mrs. Roy Black accompanied their daughter and son-in-law, Mr.

and Mrs. Arthur Jevert and children of Kalamazoo to Rinard, Iowa, to visit Mr. Black's sister and husband, the Rev. and Mrs. Lee Fisher.

Pvt. Jimmy Jones has left for Fort Lee, after spending a 14-day leave with his mother, Mrs. Pearl Jones, route 1, Fennville. Pvt. Jones recently completed basic training at Fort You are Never a Stranger at VENTURA BAPTIST CHURCH Quincy, West of Butternut 9:30 A.M.-"A Piercing Question" 11:00 A.M.-Bible School 7:00 P.M.-"Prayer For Divine Plentitude" FIRST PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH Corner 28th and State Street 9:30 A.M -Church School 11:00 A.M.-"We Stand On Holy Ground" Guest Minister: The Rev.

Robert A. Coughenour, Assoc. Prof, of Religion, Hope College HOLLAND BAPTIST CHURCH Affiliated with SBC Visitors Welcome Now Meeting In The Woman's Literary Club Rev. Jack Muskoven Cor. Central Ave.

10th St. Sunday School 9:45 A.M. Training Union 6:30 P.M. Worship A.M. Worship 7:30 P.M.

Leonard Wood, and will attend a nine-week supply school at Fort Lee. Mr. and Mrs. Sanford Plummer and family returned to their home in Owasso Monday and Mr. and Mrs.

Louis Plummer and family returned to their home in Flint after a visit with relatives in the area the Labor Day weekend. Vernon D. Still of Casco township has been named by the Allegan County Board of Commission to fill the vacancy left by the death of Earl Osman also of Casco township Aug. 24. Sill's brother, Russell Sill, is the Ganges township supervisor.

Mr. and Mrs. Donald Me Gee and family and Mr. and Mrs. Tom Me Kellips of this area and Mr.

and Mrs. Donald Me Gee Jr. and family of Holland joined Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Me Kellips for a picnic at their home Labor Day.

Mrs. Bertha Plummer will host the Ganges Baptist Church Mission Circle tonight. Mrs. Frank Elliott will give the program entitled "Mission of the Church in the United Nations." Mr. and Mrs.

Ray Keith of Flint visited their cousin, Mrs. Bertha Plummer and other relatives here over the weekend. Mr. and Mrs. Melvin Hershaw of Ganges Lakeshore, celebrated their 25th wedding anniversary, Sunday with an open house from 1 to 9 p.m.

at their home. Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Cronk, daughter Judith and Miss Millicent Schumacher of Chicago were Labor Day guests of Miss Laura Butts. U.S.

Air Sgt. Marvin Force Technical E. Fleming, son of Clinton L. Hemming, 126th route 2, has arrived for duty at McChord AFB Wash. Sgt.

Fleming is a flight engineer with a unit of the Military Airlift Command which provides global airlift for U. S. military forces. Mr. and Mrs.

Robert Overhiser, Barbara and Connie, Kevin Souders and Mrs. Barton Bushee jonned the Ganges United Methodist Church Sept. 6. Guests recently of Mrs. Ruth McCarty were Mr.

and Mrs. Arlo Schlabach and son and Mrs. Judith Ramieri of Cherry Hills, N.J. Everette Shannon underwent surgery at Blodgett Hospital, Grand Rapids, Friday. Mr.

and Mrs. Herman Ballan and children have returned to their home in Glenn from a trip to Wyoming where they visited Yellowstone National Park. They also toured Nebraska and the Black Hills in North Dakota. Mr. and Mrs.

Kirby Gooding and Mr. and Mrs. Tom Gooding and Michelle were among the guests of Mr. and Mrs. Louis A.

Johnson at a family gathering to celebrate the birthdays of Louis Johnson and Tom Gooding. Relatives came from Muskegon, Holland, Allegan and Bangor for the occasion. Miss Jean Price of Chicago spent a few days with Mr. and Mrs. Marshall Simonds at Pier Cove, Mr.

and Mrs. Walter Wightman attended the funeral of a cousin, Mrs. Lucille Clark of Otsego Wednesday. Turns Down Request WASHINGTON (UPD --Julie Nixon Eisenhower has turned down a request to campaign for Republican congressional candidates this fall because she is finding her graduate studies at Catholic University tougher than Smith College, her alma mater. The Christian Reformed Churches of Holland INVITE YOU TO WORSHIP WITH US -THIS WEEK LISTEN TO THE SERVICES OF THE Harderwyk Christian Reformed Church 1627 W.

Lakewood Blvd. REV. ROBERT HOLWERDA Sermon Subject: "I AM THE TRUE VINE" John 15:1 WHTC -1450 7 P.Me The Cross and The Triangle Signifying The Trinity -The Symbol of the Christian Reformed Church BACK TO GOD HOUR PROGRAM SUNDAY 8:30 A.M. WJBl-AM SUNDAY P.M. WHTC-AM The Church of the Back to God Hour New Format For Classes Set at Grace A completely new educational program, modeled in part on an experiment of the Hope College Department of Education, was inaugurated at Grace Episcopal Church last Sunday when the 21-member faculty of the parish's Church School registered students for the year.

James W. Wilson is superintendent cf the Church School and the Rev. Robert A. Winter, rector of Grace Church, recruited the teachers. Key to the program, according to Wilson, is the division of the curriculum into three terms for each of two years.

Terms range from seven to 12 weelfs and most faculty members will teach only a single term. The idea of the program germinated from an experiment conducted in the Holland Public Schools by Hope's Education Department this year. Groups of college students enrolled in education courses developed a "single-concept" teaching idea, which was brought into the Longfellow School, where Fr. Winter's son, Christopher, was enrolled. They took the students on a tour of the post office, and then went on with several other related units.

After a summer's planning, Ihe program is now ready. Teaching first and second graders about the relationship between the family and the Church will be Mrs. Ronald Bos and David Cotts. The third and fourth grades will study "Decalogue Appreciation" -the nature of the Ten Commandments and something of their content under Mrs. Henry J.

Englesman and Dr. Charles A. Huttar. Miss Lydia Huttar and Mr. Wilson will work with fifth and sixth grade students on the Nicene Creed.

In charge of registration will be Mrs. John Matchinsky, secretary treasurer of the Church School and recorder of hundreds of coins each week. Names of the other members of the faculty will be announced in turn as their terms begin. Fennville Harold Barrington is a patient at Holland Hospital where he is undergoing tests. Mr.

and Mrs. William C. Adkin, route 2, Fennville, announce the engagement of their daughter, Constance Lynn, to Tom R. Grigg, son of Mr. and Mrs.

Roy E. Grigg, Wilson Fennville. Miss Adkin is a 1969 graduate of Fennville High School and is employed at First Michigan Bank and Trust Company. Her fiance is also a 1969 graduate of Fennville and is employed by Consolidated Foods Inc. A late fall wedding is being planned.

Mr. and Mrs. Lee Sessions are the parents of a baby girl born September 11. Her name is Ann Margaret. Mr.

and Mrs. Otis Conley of Mt. Pleasant spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Brink.

Mr. and Mrs. Benjamin Bao of Lansing are the parents of a baby boy, born Sept. 1. His name is Robert Benjamin.

Mrs. Bao is the former Ann Hutchinson. Mrs. Martha Watts observed her 89th birthday at the home of Mr. and Mrs.

Albert Koning. Miss Vicki Sackett was guest of honor at a bridal shower Thursday epening at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Van Dyke of Holland. Hostesses were her aunts, Mrs.

Elmer Van Dyke and Mrs. William Sikkel, assisted by Miss Nancy Sikkel, all of Holland. Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Brown and Barbara of South Haven, Mr.

and Mrs. Ralph Shaw and Ralph Jr. and Miss Nancy Wilson were Sunday dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Dalrymple and Elaine.

The birthday of their son John Nauta was celebrated. Mrs. Robert Warren accompanied Mrs. Lenore Garvelink and Linda of Holland to Big Star Lake at Baldwin where they spent several days at Mrs. Garvelink's cottage.

Gary Cosgrove spent several days with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Cosgrove. Gary is attending school in Minneapolis, Minn. Miss Bea Larsen spent scv eral days at the home of her parents, Mr.

and Mrs. Milton Larsen. Miss Larsen is now living in Muskegon. Mrs. Herbert Whitoff, Yvonne and Roy of Wayland were Sat urday evening visitors in the Roy Van Dragt home and the Clifton Batey home.

Mr. and Mrs. Luther Jones drove their daughter, Beth, to Minneapolis, where she will attend McConnel Airline School. Dennis Duffey is spending a 30 day leave with his parents, Mr. and Mrs.

Raymond Duffey, Denis has re-enlisted in the Army. On return he will do a tour of duty in Vietnam. Students from the P'ennville area receiving degrees from Michigan State University, are Kathrcen Fleming; masters degree in reading instruction, and Joseph A. Bielik, bachelor's degree in accounting. Sirs, Claude Hutchinson is visiting Mr.

and Mrs. Simon Workman in Spring Lake. Mi. and Mrs. A.

B. Dorrance attended the retirement dinner at Di Juanicos Restaurant at Paw Paw, honoring John Hamp, District Soil Conservationist, Tuesday evening. Mrs. Claude Hutchinson accompanied Mr. and Mrs.

Harold Lubbers of Holland to Waukegan, 111., Saturday, where they attended the wedding of Miss Sharon Kerpan and David Van Dis at the Waukegan Lutheran Church, and reception held at the Legion Hall. Ron Van Dragt, son of Mr. and Mrs. Roy Van Dragt, has completed his service with the Sea Bees and returned home last week. Mr.

and Mrs. Milton Larsen were among the friends of this area who attended the wedding of Miss Sharon De Graaf and Ronald Holton in the First Assembly of God Church, Kalamazoo, on Friday evening. Commitment Day Held at Camp Geneva The women for the Holland Area Classical Union of the Reformed Church observed a Day of Commitment at Camp Geneva, Monday. More than 100 women from the 16 Reformed churches in the area gathered in the dining hall. Mrs.

Gordon Van Eenanaam, the morning speaker, using, "Peace" as her subject, asked the questions, "Is there such a thing as Or is it an illusion and a dream?" She then inspiringly and logically laid before them the true Peace of Jesus Christ. After a quiet time of prayer and dedication, the women gathered for a sack lunch. Each table had a leader from a different church guild. Those participating as table leaders were from Maplewood, Central Park, RosePark, Third Grace, Fellowship, Fourth, First, Bethel, Christ Memorial, Trinity, Sixth, Beechwood and Calvary. Featured speaker in the afternoon was Miss Jeanette Sprik.

She challenged the women to set goals for their lives, as the new year starts and to make their lives stand for something definite. She urged them to continue to renew and refresh the springs of their spirit and energy for the work or attaining their goals, by allowing an adequate time in their lives for Bible reading and prayer. Miss Joyce Morrison related a personal religious experience which thrilled the audience and sang, "Take my Life," accompanied by Miss Joan Conway. Mrs. W.

F. Young chairman of the day, presided. Ordination Service Set Here Sunday The ordination of a Hemple, a recent graduate of Calvin Theological Seminary, will be held at the 9:30 a.m. service Sunday at Fourteenth Street Christian Church, with the Rev. Tenis Van Kooten in charge.

The Rev. a Kok of Eastern Avenue Christian Reformed Church, Grand Rapids, where the Hemples were members will deliver the sermon "A Man Who Truly Cares." The Rev. Edward Van Baak, former missionary to China and Japan, and the Rev. Jim Kok, chaplain at Pine Rest Christian Hospital, where candidate Hem- pie interned for a year will also take part in the service. Rev.

Kok's father, the Rev. Gareth Kok, was formerly at Maple A Christian Reformed Church. At 7 p.m. Rev. Hemple will preach his inaugural sermon with "Victory Through Jesus" as his subject.

The Hemples will soon be leaving as missionaries to Japan from Fourteenth Street hurch. During this next week they will be living at 406 Crest Dr. A farewell for the missionary couple is planned for Sept. 24 at the church at 7:30 p.m. Chapel in Pines Sets Weekend Schedule The Chapel in the Pines continues its weekend services with three Sunday events.

There will be a 10 a.m. morning worship service and junior church, a 6 p.m." drive-in service and a 7:30 p.m. hymnsing and gospel musicale. Special music will be by Jean Kaurala, soloist, the Vanden Berg Brothers, instrumentalist, and Mary Hosteter and her guitar. Coffee, punch and cookies will be served between the services.

Carole Landis, the late movie actress, traveled with Martha Raye, Mitzi Mayfair and Kay Francis to entertain troops in the European a She wrote a book about her experiences and later appeared in the motion picture based upon her book, "Four Jills in a Jeep." RECOMMENDED SUNDAY LISTENING ON WHTC 1450 ON YOUR DIAL MORNING and Local News and Weather Quartet Singing Time News and Weather Reformed Church Reformed Church AFTERNOON of life Bentheim Reformed Church The Lutheran Hour Graham of Prophecy to God Hour of Rest in Christian life and Works EVENING and local News Reveries Vespers Church Service Harderwyk Christian Reformed Church of TruJh for Christ Serenade ard local Newt Serenade Off WHTC's Sunday program includes classical and semi-classical music, organ i newscasts designed for pleasant Sunday listening. in several liftist groups he has learned of one in particular which is plannig to kidnap prominent political figures. He declined to identify the group. Graham said he believes if the Vietnam War were ended and solutions were found to other problems plaguing society, there would still be groups attempting to overthrow the American government. If such groups continue their revolutionary attempts the government will have to step in vith stronger laws, he said.

"People should not be allowed to preach or teach the violent overthrow of the American government," he said. "It's subversive." Referring to President Nixon's speech at Manhattan, Wednesday, Graham said the shouting and booing of srnai; numbers of persons was an interference with the basic right of freedom of speech. "I think a person ought to have the right to say what he- has to say without people shouting him down," he said. He condemned all persons who go to speeches and lectures solely for the purpose of disrupting the speaker. The World Building was considered New York's first skyscraper.

FBI Searches For Woman NEW YORK CUPD--The search for a 350-pound housekeeper and the 5-year-old girl with whom she disappeared has spread nationwide with no clue after a week, the FBI said Thursday. A federal warrant has been issued for the woman. Mrs. Anna Meir Frohlich, 56, born in Switzerland, is believed to have taken Leah Sarachick, whom she cared for since December, 1966, in the Sarach- ick's blue station wagon. Mrs.

Frohlich apparently was upset by news that her only brother, a professor at the University of Miami, committed suicide Sept. 9. "This is no a typical ransom type kidnap case," an FBI spokesman said. "This is the mother complex type of case." Both Birmingham, and whose sting can kill a person in two hours, is the most poisonous fish in existence. William Shakespeare exclusively for the Blackfriars Theatre and the Globe in London.

Facts From The Almanac By United Press International Today is Friday, Sept. 18th, the 261st day of 1970 with 104 to follow. The moon is between its full phase and last quarter. The morning stars are Mercury, Mars and Saturn. The evening stars are Venus and Jupiter.

Those born on this date are under the sign of Virgo. British poet Samuel Johnson, writer of the first English language dictionary, was born September 18th, 1709. On this day in hisory: In passed the Fugitive Act, allowing a slave owner with a certificate to reclaim any slave who escaped into another state. In New York Times was published for the first time. In Secretary General Dag Hammerskjold was killed when his plane crashed in northern Rhodesia.

In 1966... Valerie Percy, 21- year-old daughter of Illinois Republican senatorial candidate Charles Percy, was found stabbed to death in their home north of Chicago. Her killer has not yet been apprehended. A thought for the day: Walt Whiteman said, "Once fully enslaved. nation, state, city of this earth.

afterward resumes its liberty." Rev. D.L. Pastor Holland ASSEMBLY OF GOD 104 Clover Phone 392-4167 9:45 A.M.-Sunday School 11:00 A.M.-"The Workings of The Holy Spirit" P.M.-'The Holy Spirit And You" These messages will be Christ-centered with instructions for 3 Spirit-filled life. Coming Oct. 4-11 Week of Evangelism Wed.

7:00 P.M.--Family Night Graham Says Radical Left Plans Kidnapings CHICAGO (UPD The Rev. Dr. Billy Graham, who believes the Bible holds the answers to man's future, Thursday predicted the next step of the radical left in the United States will be kidnaping. At a news conference outlining his 1971 crusade, the evangelist said through contacts Christian Science Society 125 West llth Street Subject: "Matter" Sunday Service 11:00 A.M. Sunday School 11:00" A.M.

Testimonial Meetings Wednesdays at 8:00 P.M. through September Reading Room Open -1st Wednesday and every Saturday 2 to 4 P.M. Phone 396-4542 First United Methodist Church 65 W. 10th Street Rev. D.

R. Salisbury, Minister Rev. Paul E. Robinson, Minister 8:30 and A.M. "PEDDLERS OR PREACHERS" The Rev.

D.R. Salisbury, preaching Nursery Provided at 11 A.M. 9:45 A.M Church School 7:00 P.M.--Junior and Senior UMY P.M.--Methodist Spanish American Service The Public Is Invited You Are Invited To Worship 1 Eleventh Street between River and Pine 9:30 A.M.--Church School 11:00 A.M.--Junior Church, Church School and Nursery 11:00 A.M.--"Keeping Spiritually Fit" The Rev. Glen O. Peterman, preaching Glen O.

Peterman--Minister William Paarlberg--Director Christian Education (Reformed Church in America) IMMANUEL BAPTIST CHURCH 22nd Street and Pine Avenue Phone 392-1814 REV. ARTHUR R. PYKE, TH.D., D.D. Pastor REV. DALE PHELPS, B.A., M.R.E.-Director of Christian Education and Music EUGENE A.

SCHEELE-Mmister of Visitation OUR MISSIONARY CONFERENCE WITH OUR OWN MISSIONARIES September 20-27 9:30 A.M--Missionaries speaking in Junior High, Junior and Primary Departments of the Sunday School. 10:45 A.M.-MR. DONALD WHITE, Austria 6:00 P.M.-Youth Hour 7:00 P.M.-REV. DONALD VAN WYNEN, Bolivia MONDAY 10.00 A.M.-MRS. R.

WILLIAM KINKADE, Hong Kong 7:00 P.M.-MR. JOHN MOSHER pictures of the ministry of Radio Victoria on the Island of Aruba, Netherlands Antilles. MR. WHITE speaking on Austria TUESDAY 10:00 A.M.-MRS. DONALD VAN WYNEN, Bolivia 7:00 P.M.-REV.

R. WILLIAM KINKADE, speaking and showing pictures on Hong Kong. WEDNESDAY 10:00 A.M.-MRS. JOHN MOSHER, Aruba, Netherlands Antilles 7:00 P.M.-REV. R.

WILLIAM KINKADE, pictures on Hong Kong Missionary wives will give brief testimonies. THURSDAY 10:00 A.M.-MRS. ROGER HIXON, under appointment to Bonaire, Netherlands Antilles, to work with Trans World Radio. 7:00 P.M.-MR- DONALD WHITE, speaking and showing pictures of Austria. FRIDAY 700 P.M.-MR.

JOHN MOSHER speaking REV. DONALD VAN WYNEN showing pictures on Bolivia. You are invitee! to attend these services The Church Nursery will be open. FW SPA PERI.