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FEBRUARY 18, 1972 THE HOLLAND, MICHIGAN, EVENING SENTINEL PAGE THREE Miss Julaine Sckipper to Laverne Eding Mrs. Laverne Miss a i Kay Schipper and Laverne Dale Eding were united in marriage Thursday in Bentheim Reformed Church. The Rev. John C. Hanse officiated at the 7:30 p.m.

ceremony with Mrs. Gordon Brower, organist, and Wayne Tanis, soloist. Parents of the couple are Mr. and Mrs. A Schipper, route 1, Hamilton, and Mr.

and Mrs. Alfred i route 1, Hamilton. The bride wore a floor-length gown of sata peau having a high-rise waistline and A-line skirt. Venice lace and three-dimensional venice motifs accented the front panels, cuffs of the bishop sleeves and funnel train which fell from the back waistline. The shoulder-length veil was secured by a pearled and laced flower headpiece and she carried red sweetheart roses and white carnations.

The miniature bride, a Meyaard, was similarly attired. Dale Eding (Pohler photo) Maid of honor, Miss Joan Slotman, was attired in a length gown red and white dotted swiss with matching red velvet bolero. She carried red carnations and white baby's breath. Bridesmaids, Miss i a Klingenberg, Miss Jane Schipper and Miss Bev Eding, and flower girl, Sally Meyaard, were attired similarly to the honor attendant and carried similar flowers. Howard Eding was best man with Tom Schipper, Rog Eding and Cal Yonker, groomsmen, and Ron Schutter and Allen De Boer seatfng the guests.

Danny Wedeven was ringbearer. The reception was held in the church fellowship hall. Following a Florida wedding trip, the couple will reside at 216 East 25th St. The bride is employed by Lear Siegler and the groom by Hart and Cooley Mfg. Co.

Local Calendar Of Events TONIGHT 7:00 New Folk concert at Civic Center. 8:00 Zeeland Alcoholics Anonymous and Al-Anon meetings in Second Reformed Church basement, Zeeland. SATURDAY 8:30 Boys recreation center open at Beechwood and Holland until 12 noon. 9:00 Girls recreation center open at Woodside and Pine Creek until noon. 9:00 March of Dimes a CHAMPS glass collection at former city dump, 6th and College.

10:00 Junior Welfare League presents "Hansel and Gretel," Herrick Public Library. 11:00 Children's film program, Zeeland Public Library. 2:00 Story time for 5 to 10 year olds, Herrick Public Library. 2:00 Open recreation at West Ottawa Gym until 5 p.m. 5:30 Parents Without Partners family potluck and roller- skating at North Shore Community Hall.

6:30 Holland Color Em- ployes Credit Union annual meeting at Holland Christian Senior High Cafetorium. 7:30 Beta Sigma Phi Valentine Dance at Clearbrook Country Club. 9.00 Dance at Elks Lodge. 9:00 Dance at VFW Home. 9:00 Dance at Moose Home.

9:30 Dance at Eagles Hall. Town Talk The Conservation Study Group of the Holland Garden Club will meet at 9:30 a.m. on Tuesday at the home of Mrs. Lester Lindower, 704 Maryland Dr. "Ottawa County Looks Ahead" is the subject chosen by Tom DePree, chairman, Ottawa County Commissioner's Committee on Urban and Regional Planning.

There will be opportunity for discussion. The Tulip City Rod and Gun Club will hold a Family Fun Night on Monday at 7:30 p.m. at the clubhouse. Monday at 1:15 p.m. Church Women United of Holland will hold its Board of Managers meeting at Beechwood Church.

Coffee and devotions will precede the business meet and delegates are asked to attend. A nursery will be provided. Pine Rest Circle No. 10 will meet Monday at 7:45 p.m. in Maple Avenue Christian Reformed Church.

Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Steenwyk of Holland, will be spending the weekend visiting the Rev. and Mrs. Allan Petroelje, and son, Scott, of Crown Point, Ind.

SELECTED WTH CARE YOUR ASSURANCE OF FINE QUALITY HEERSPINK'S JEWELRY Washington Square Fourth Church Guild Hears About Mission Fourth Reformed Church Women's Guild met Tuesday with about 60 women present. The new president, Mrs. W. Van Malsen, presided and the meeting was opened with the singing of a hymn. Mrs.

N. Madderom led devotions on the topic "Love." Mrs. H. Van Dyke introduced the speaker, her sister, Mrs. R.

Ryzenga. Mrs. Ryzenga, who with her husband works for the City Mission in Holland, told of some of her experiences in working there. She also sang two songs accompanied by Mrs. L.

Ekster. Following the business meeting, closing thoughts were given by Mrs. C. De Roos and refreshments were served by the Friendship Circle from a table with Valentine decorations On the program committee for the evening were Mrs. Breuker and Mrs.

H. Maas. 'AAusicAAan' Is Readied For Presentation One of the most popular musical shows in American stage history, Meridith Willson's "The Music Man," will be presented by the West Ottawa Theatre Feb. 23, 24, 25, and 26 in the cafetorium at 8 p.m. It's the tune filled tale of a lovable rogue who comes to a little Iowa town in the era of 1912 to fleece the citizens with an original gold brick scheme.

John Beem will be seen in the role of Prof. Harold Hill and Diane Johnson will be Marian, the librarian who changes his plans. Others in the cast will be John Coughenour as her shy kid brother, Winthrop who has an unshakeable faith in the swindler; Phil Plomp as Mayor Shinn; Kris Silva as Eulalie, his wife; Gail Veneklassen as Mrs. Paroo, the heroine's mother; and a quartet composed of Ken Brouwer, Doug Buter, Brad Carlson and Norm Bredeweg as Oliver, Ewart, Jacey and Olin who sing "Sweet Adeline" type songs in full fledged barbershop style. Phillip Sturdevant is directing the production while Harley Brown is musical director.

Mrs. Carol Hopkins, choreographer, is staging the marching of the 'Seventy Six Trombones' number, the tippy toed ballet spoofing the command for silence in the library, the "Shi- poopi" gala of bloomer clad girls in a high school and other dances in the show. Newly-Married Couple Makes Home in Texas Mr. and Mrs. Richard James Howard are living in Lubbpck, Texas, following their marriage Jan.

7 and honeymoon to Corpus Christ! and Mexico. They were married in Westbury Christian church, Houston, before the Rev. Clyde Lane. The bride, the former Marcia Gail Redifer, is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs.

Donald E. Redifer of Houston and the groom is the son of Mr. and Mrs. William Howard of Grand Rapids, former Holland residents. Escorted by her father, bride wore a formal gown of ivory silk faille featuring a portrait neckline, long Victorian sleeves and fitted bodice accented with reembroidered alencon lace and pearl beading.

A slightly flared skirt fell from the empire waistline and swept into a chapel-length circular train and a camelot cap encrusted with pearls held her long English illusion veil which was trimmed with tiny seed pearls. The maid of honor a soloist was Rene Harris with Paula Gilbert, Janet Tekell and Patricia Howard as bridesmaids and Rhonda Howard, sister of the groom, as junior bridesmaid. The attendants wore floor- length gowns of polyester crepe featuring melon colored fitted bodices with V-necks, long cuffed sleeves, empire waistlines and tangerine A-line skirts. Each carried a brandy snifter with candles and wore tangerine flowers and avocado ribbons in her hair. Attending the groom as best man was Dennis Redifer, brother of the bride, with William B.

Thompson Brooks B. Brewer and Joe Z. Brewer Jr. as groomsmen. Junior groomsman was Jay Brewer.

The reception was held in the Houston Garden Center with Janann Brewer, Karen Brewer, Erline Brewer, Angie Brewer, Ann Brewer, Lynne Thompson and Jo Neavitt as attendants. The bride is a sophomore at Texas University in Lubbock and the groom, who attended Asbury College in Wilmore, is serving in the U.S. Air Force at Reese AFB, Lubbock. Dr. F.

FikeHas Poems Published Poetry by Dr. Francis Fike, associate professor of English at Hope College, appears in the current issue of a national literary quarterly, "The Southern Review." Founded in 1935 at Louisiana a University, Southern Review" has published such poets as Robert Lowell, Theodore Roethke, Joyce Carol Gates, and William Stafford. Dr. Fike's contributions are entitled "Cape a as," "Separation," "Lazarus," and "Una Guitarra Engaged Miss Kathryn Ann Cross Mr. and Mrs.

Lebard Cross, 12974 Quincy route 2, announce the engagement ol their daughter, Kathryn Ann, to Daniel Bouwman, son of Mr. and Mrs. Bernard Bouwman, 726 Pine Ave. Marriage Licenses Ottawa County Lance Nelson, 30, Spring Lake, and Diane E. Lutz, 30, Grand Haven: Lambert Vander Zwaag, 44, and Bonnie Bazany, 24, Grand Haven: Clinton Meyering, 22, and Sandra Faey De Kostcr, 22, Holland; Thomas L.

Hofstra, 19, Wyoming City, and Edna Iluizenga, 20, Holland; John Puff, 2 1 a Haven, and Knsty Berg, 17, Spring Lake; Frank Lamberts, 28, and Melva Shonamon, 23, Holland: Danny i i 22, Spring Lake, and Raclynn Midkiff, 24, Grand Haven. Jack A Machiela, 19, and Phyllis Jean Vrcdcvekl, 20, Zeeland; Bernard J. Kolc, 46, and Joyce Elaine Wadsworth, -14, Holland: Allen Jay Rotman, Allcndale, and Jeanne Leslie Nycholl, 19, Hudsonville. Holland, Zeeland List Three Girls, Three Boys Holland and Zeeland Hospitals have reported six babies. Born Thursday in Holland were a son, Michael Allen, to Mr.

and Mrs. Leonard Boeve, 194 Lizbeth a daughter, Aimee Joy, to Mr. and Mrs. Dennis Van Wieren, 1403 Seminole a daughter, Melissa Ann, to Mr. and Mrs.

Douglas Cook, 37 East 22nd and a son, Michael William, to Mr. and Mrs. William Vanderwall, 977 College Ave. Born Thursday in Zeeland Hospital were a daughter, Sheralyn to Mr. and Mrs.

Duane Hogel, 208 Lindy Lane, Holland, and a son, Douglas Jay, to Mr. and Mrs. Lynn Huff, 4573 17th Dorr. BY POPULAR DEMAND "TheBaUadofBiUieBlue" HELD OVER FOR THIRD WEEK Studio 28 Grand Rapids Ends February 22 Positively Marcos Backs Plan Miss Janice N. Coffey Mr.

and Mrs. Russell Coffey of route 5, Allegan, announce the engagement of their daughter, Janice N. to Lee A. Jag er, son of Mr. and Mrs.

Howard Jager, route 1, Dorr. Miss Coffey is a graduate ol Bethel College and is teaching in the Fennville Migrant Program. Mr. Jager is a Vietnam veteran a is employed in Holland. An Aug.

25 wedding is being i planned. Parties Honor ToddG. Dalman Two birthday parties were held Wednesday and Thursday evenings for Todd Gregory, one year old son of Mr. and Mrs. Mark Dalman, 1139 South Lincoln.

Persons attending Wednesday were Mr. and Mrs. John Zeerip, Dave and Ricky; Mr. and Mrs. Edward Busscher; Mr.

and Mrs. Howard Schutter, Ron, Randy and Nancy. Those attending Thursday evening were Mr. and Mrs. Earle Dalman, Clif and Neal; Van RaoIte Has Annual Valentine Tea for Mothers The annual Valentine Mothers Tea was held Tuesday afternoon at Van Raalte School, sponsored by the PTO.

Mrs. Ronald Beery, vice president, opened the meeting with scripture. Dan Kruithof, a fifth grade welcomed the guests, and Ann Beery, also a fifth grader, introduced the program. Miss Evelyn Heffron's kindergartens sang "Valentine's Day" and "Love Somebody," while the classes of Miss Cathryn Janssen and Mrs. Evelyn Dolezal recited two poems, "Abraham Lincoln" and "George Washington," and sang "Valentine, Valentine," "George Washington," "Making Valentines" and "There Are Many Flags." The students of Mrs.

Thomas Gouwens and Mrs. Robert Notier marched on stage when they sang "When Johnny Comes Marching Home." They also sang "Be My Valentine," "Shoo Fly" and "When You Send a Valentine" and recited the poem, "Valentines." The classes of Mrs. Daniel Miller and Mrs. Cena Roe sang "This Land is Your Land," "Yankee Doodle," "The Blue Tail Fly" and "Down in the Valley" and said the poem "Nancy Hanks." Mrs. George Slikkers' and Miss Gertrude Zonnebelt's fourth graders sang "Music Alone Shall Live," "Don't Stay Away," "The Happy Wanderer" and "God Bless America." Marni Hilson recited the poem, "Jonathan Bing," and the entire class did "A Sure Sign." The fifth grade classes of Mrs.

Bernard Wright and Claude Thomas Aiken sang two Negro spirituals, "Ezekiel Saw Wheel" and "Now Let Me Fly," followed by "The Battle Hymn of the Republic." then presented a choral reading "I Hear America Singing" and ended with singing "This Is My Country." A choir of fifth grade students ended the program with "My Favorite Things" "I Like It Here," and "Let There Be Peace on Earth." Mrs. Jack Severson is the music director, aided by the classroom teachers. Various students announcec their group's selections. Chairman for the tea was Mrs. Ray Muir, assisted by Mrs.

Earl Cook, Mrs. Richard Hufford, Mrs, Preston Overway, Mrs. Steve Van Grouw and Mrs. Hans Walters. Committee Heads Chosen By Holland United Fund The Greater Holland United Fund board, at an organizational meeting Thursday, elected three members to the executive board for the coming year and President John Amaya named committee chairmen.

Elected from the broad to the executive committee were Mrs. ionald Dalman, Chester Harmsen and William Hoffmeyer. In addition, officers of the Untited Fund serev on the executive board. They are, Hospital Notes HOLLAND CITY HOSPITAL Visiting Hours Medical and Surgical Patients: 1:30 P.M. to 8:30 P.M.

Maternity Patients: 2:30 P.M. to 4:00 P.M. Pediatrics Patients: 2:30 P.M. to 7:30 P.M. Admitted to Holland Hospital Thursday were Sandra Feikema, 521 Myra; Nelson Ryzenga, 759 State Mrs.

William Lacy, Fennville; Leon Nienhuis, 12424 Riley; Mrs. James Mayhak, South Haven; Mrs. Richard Matchinsky, 662 Tennis Fred Bertsch, 149 Crestwood Andrew Brummel, 125 West 16th Gladys Aldrich, 582 Howard Kevin Tynan, 1623 Pinta Mrs. Ork Strong, 243 Lincoln Joe Vande Poel, 150 Sunset Marlene Biolette, 342 West 18th and Michelle Nykamp, 68 East 28th St. Discharged Thursday were Marva Beyer, 32 West 17th Mrs.

Louis Brondyke, 691 Pine Mrs. Henry Dekker, 60 West 19th Ricky Driesenga, Zeeland; Mrs. Benjamin Dyk stra, 445 East 24th Jacobs, 4329 56th a Kruid, 461 West 22nd Zen aida Maldonado, 17 East 16th Mrs. Clyde Oliva and baby, Fennville; Mrs. Rosenda Perez and baby, Zeeland; Artur Ramirez, 241 East 13th Tei Rhudy, 1243 West Lakewood.

Mrs. Lester Swierenga, 61 Wes 30th Mrs. Robert Timmer 1055 Lincoln, Lot 138, and Mrs Cecil Van Dalfsen, 105 Oa Park Dr. vice president Donald brman, secretary Paul a Colken, treasurer Raymond and chairman Roger MacLeod. Amaya named chairmen for he Social Planning, Budget and 'ublic Relations committees.

'hey were Hoffmeyer, a Hoffman and Van Kolken, respectively. Chairmen for the annual budget meetings with member agencies locally were announced. Mrs. Robert Homer will lead panel studying requests rpm the Boy Scouts, YMCA and Higher Horizons. Hoffman will chair the panel for Community Mental Health, Kandu Industries and Child and Fam- ly Services of Michigan while Sarmsen will head the panel for Camp Fire Girls, Salvation Army and Red Cross.

Dates and location of the budget hearings were not announced. He bas been published poetry Paul Boerman, Malia Jo; Mr and Mrs. Ron Dalman: Mrs since 1957, chiefly in periodicals and books of local interest in a i i a and New York. He is also the author of a number of articles in literary criticism. Dr.

Fike was on the faculty of Cornell University before coming to Hope in 1968. He isi on the teaching staff and the Christian Action commission of Hope Reformed Church in Holland and is one of the charter members of Hope College's Phi Beta Kappa chapter. and Mrs. Ron Dalman; Mrs. John Vander Ploeg and Hewit.

Unable to attend were Mr. and Mrs. Marinus Van Ark. Paul Boerman and Mr. and Mrs.

Earl Dalman. Cake and ice cream were served. Keeler Acquires Firm GRAND RAPIDS (UPI) -Keeler Brass Co. has acquired Belwith International of Los Angeles, the company dis- He has done readings local- ly of poetry, both his own by others. closed Thursday- Honors Carol Hansen A linen shower was given by Miss Linda Hansen recently to honor her sister Carol Ann Hansen in the bride-elect's future home.

The guests signed a shower guest book and registered for a prize. Games were played with duplicate prizes awarded to the bride-elect. The Valentine Day theme was used throughout the gift table and lunch table. Guests attending were the Mesdames Ruth Petre of Ludington, Richard Hansen, Thomas Smeenge, Roger Smeenge, Al Me Geehan, Steve Harrington, Thomas Jeppesen, and the Misses Rita Moore, Gretchen Derksen, Peggy Hansen and Linda Hansen. Unable to attend were Karen Prince, Mary Me Clure, Maxine Hood, Mrs.

Kenneth Hansen and Mrs. Louis Browning. Miss Hansen will become the bride of Lynn Petre on April James Bidol to Speak At ASWA Dinner Meet The monthly dinner meetin Latin American Society Plans Meets, Events The Latin American Society of Holland will hold its monthly meeting Sunday at 2 p.m. in the Holland Civic Center. The new officers for 1972 will be installed.

The scheduled speaker for this month is Alfredo Gonzales who will tell about his job in the City Manager's office followed by a question and answer period. The Latin American Society will hold its seventh annual Latin American Fiesta Queen Contest on April 19 and 21 in Lincoln School gym. blanks for the contest have been sent to the local junior and senior high schools. Girls who are in grades eighth through 12th are eligible, and applications should be returned to the contest chairman, Miss Olga San- taMarie, West 17th by April 17. To raise funds for the queen contest, the women of the society are sponsoring a style show on March 10 in the Lincoln School gym.

The articles which will be modeled have of the Holland Chapter of th been made by Latin American American Society of Women Accountants will be held on Tuesday at 6:30 p.m. in the Festival Room of the Hotel Warm Friend Room of the Warm Friend. The speaker will be James A. Bidol who is in general law practice with Lokker, Boter, Dalman and Murphy of Holland. Mr.

Bidol is a graduate of Jackson Community College and the University of Michigan and was admitted to the bar in 1969 in Michigan. He is a member of the Ottawa County and American Bar Associations, State Bar of Michigan, Holland Chamber of Commerce, the Holland Jaycees and is an assistant prosecutor for Ottawa County. He will speak on the subject, "Public vs. Private Tax Exempt Organizations." MANILA I President Ferdinand E. Marcos told officials of Ford Motor Co.

Thursday the government will support progressive car manufacturing and said he was glad Asian leaders have awakened to the need for cooperation in the field. YMCA Tot Swim Class Will Begin Thursday Another Tot Swim Program sponsored by the YMCA for preschoolers 3 to 5 years old and I parents will begin Thursday afternoon at 2:30 using a local inside pool. The program will have a limited enrollment for a series of eight 45 i lessons. Miss Jean Klooster of Hope College will be the instructor. One Tot Swim Class began this week with a enrollment according to Duane Perry, General Director.

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JCUJURY women of the community. Many of the articles were made in Mexico and will be on sale after the show. There will be no charge for admission to the event, however, donations will be accepted. The style show is open to the public and the society feels that this is an opportunity for the women of the community to get acquainted with some of the Latin American women here. Miss SantaMarie and Miss Maria Torres are in charge of the show.

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