The Holland Evening Sentinel from Holland, Michigan • Page 6

SATURDAY, APRIL 6, 1963 THE HOLLAND, MICHIGAN, EVENING SENTINEL PAGE THREE STYLE REVUE 'WINNERS Shown are the girls who wall represent Ottawa County at the annual Starte 4-H Show and style revue at Michigan State University next summer. They were selected at the annual Ottawa County 4-H Achievement Day event held Friday in the Holland Civic Center. Left to right are Betty Hirdes, Jean Mannes ('alternate), Pat Rasch, who also made the outfit for the small girl, Carol Rasch, Sheryl Ebinga and Donna Dyksitra. (Sentinel photo) Winners to State Named In County 4-H Event Here Ottawa County 4-H students who will represent the county in the State 4-H show this summer were named at the annual County Achievement Day festivities Friday night in the Holland Civic Center. Out of a total of 1,340 members enrolled in the clothing project, 65 were presented style revue pins and four were chosen as representatives to the State contest.

They are Patricia Rasch of St. Joseph school, Betty Hirdes of Corwin, Donna Dykstra of Apple Holland, and Sheryl Elzinga of North 1 Holland. Jean Mannes of Holland Christian is the alternate. Those selected as county winners in the handicraft and who will display at the fairs are Jim Engelsman of Drenthe, Larry Zuiderna, East Holland. Jim Lamer, Vriesland, Keith Veldheer, East Crisp, Gary Poortinga, Alward, all first year; Bruce Van Antwerp, Hudsonville, Delbert Henning, Bauer, second year; Richard Wagner, Bauer, Gary Engelsman, Drenthe, third year.

Advanced students to exhibit at the state show are Carl Van Bronkhorst, Vriesland, Jack Talsma of Borculo and Jim Rozema of Jenison. Girls representing the county for clothing construction in the state event will be Audrey Glerum of Bursley, Nancy Lindberg of Dennison, Judy Van Strien of Jenison, Nancy Hoving of Allendale, Joyce Syswerda of Hudsonville, Carol Veltman of Holland Christian, Jeane Thome of Delaney, Donna Dykstra of Apple Avenue, Marilyn Ver Hage of Sherbourne and Sharon Hoeksema of Van Raalte, Holland. Selected for knitting honors are Nancy Bosch of Jenison, Christie Hartman of Bursley and -Nancy Karsten of Sherbourne and named for personal improvement honors were Laura Cheyne of Alward, Susan Selvig of Star and Patricia Heslinga of Star. Electrical project winners are Wayne Sharphorn of Coopersville, Bruce Karsten of Drenthe, Bruce Beekman, Armin Berg and Dan Berg, all of Spring Lake. First place and $10 went to the Coopersville Hot Shots with Roland Reed and John Komng as leaders for the Consumer Power Co.

award in electrical. The Drenthe Electric Club with Herb Berens and Melvin Wolcott as leaders won se'cond place and a prize of $7.50 and the Spring Lake Tail Spinners won the third place and $5. Their leaders are Mr. and Mrs. A.

Berg Approximbately 800 boys and girls enrolled in the conservation project of entomology, a study- of insects during the winter season anc the following were selected as winners: Pat Schmidt of Allendale; Linda McAlary of Georgetown; Steve Nyland of Harrington, Susan Vriesinga of Bursley, Judy Crickson of Delaney, Joan Freehouse of Harrington and Don Winkels oJ Bursley. Winners of the all-expense paid trip to Camp Shaw in the Upper Peninsula next summer sponsored by the Michigan Bell Telephone Co. and the Federal Cartridge Corp. are Roger. Overmeyer of Allendale, Larry Ketelaar of Jenison Public, Ann Guimond of Robinson and Sandy Hansen of Allendale.

Diane Gillespie, Dwight Sheridan and Susan Mehman, all of the Conklin 4-H club, won first, second and third places respectively, for their Rock and Mineral projects. Besides those who were named to represent Ottawa County in the 4-H State Show, the following girls received pins as style revue winners in the county event Friday night: First year Marcia Riemersma of New Groningen, Marcia Vander Zwaag of North Holland, Louise Geleske and Lori Local Calendar of Events Borculo Couple to Celebrate Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs.

Simon Vollink of route 1, Zeeland, will celebrate their 50th wedding anniversary on Tuesday with an open house for relatives, friends and neighbors from 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 p.m. at'the. Community Hall in Borculo. Mr. Vollink operated a grocery in Borculo with his brother Simon Vollink for 47 years, until retirement four years ago.

They are members of the Borculo Christian Reformed Church. Mrs. Vollink is the former Tillie Htiyser. They have six Arnold (Irene) Wykstra, John, Mrs. Willis (Gladys) DeWys, tSanley.and Robert; 14 grandchildren and one great grandchild.

TONIGHT 3:00 Boys and girls, 744 meeting in YFC Clubhouse 9:00 Dance at Elks Lodge. 9:00 Dance at VFW Post Home. 9:00 Dance at Moose Hall. 9:30 Dance at Eagles Hall. TOMORROW Bridge Club at Friend.

MONDAY 7:30 Breakfast Optimists at Fifth Wheel. Optimists at Cumer- fords Restaurant. Garden Club meeting in Jefferson School. 6:15 Kiwanis Club at Hotel Warm Friend. badminton in E.

E. Fell Junior High gym. 7:30 Trinity Church Women's Guild for Christian Service. Chapter 143, RAM, Stated Convocation and annual inspection. 7:30 Virginia Park Women's Club at Mrs.

Lester Cook. 8:00 SPEBSQSA at 20 West Eighth upstairs. Club in Hospital din ing Laug of Coopersville, Karen Werly of Nunica, Glenda Scott of Eastmanville, Marilyn Bosgraf and Ruth Vonk of Hudsonville, Mamie Groendyke of Bursley, Margie Vander Vliet, Crystal Langejans, Carol Breuker and Marsha Waterway of Holland, Judy Raak of South Olive, Connie Slagh and Karen Steinfort of Waverly, Eloise Rotrnan of Allendale, Marilyn Waalkes and Vicki McAlary of Jenison and Kimberly Van Wieren of Alward. Second year winners are Karen Beelen, Gloria Johnson and Ann Bouwman of Holland, Luanne Kleis of Van Raalte, Sally Arnoldink of Allendale, Lori Harris of Coopersville, Terry Hir't of Bell, Collene Lubbinge of Hudsonville Christian, Peggy Ann Vollink and Carol Lynn Smit of Hudsonville, Catheryn Grasman of Hudsonville Christian and Hermina Flokstra of Sherbourne. Winners in third year were Jill Lanning of Drenthe, Mary Jane De Zwaan of Holland, Marcia Vanden Brand of Waverly, Sonie Arnoldink of Allendale, Cynthia Beuschel of Lis-bon and Judy Week- evert of Nunica.

Fourth year winners are Jane Leiffers of Holland, Karla Week- evert of Nunica, Marsha McNullen of Allendale, Arlynn Timmer of Hudsonville. Advanced winners include Donna Dykstra, Apple Avenue, Sheryl Elzinga of North Holland, Jean Mannes, Carol Veltman, Mary Ann Westenbroek, Jackie Van Hemert of Holland Christian, Betty De Wys of North Holland, Barbara Boss of Vriesland, Isla Ryzenga of Waverly, Isla Top of Zeeland, Pa- Rasch of St. Joseph, Linda Graftma of Me Nitt, Susan 3 archeta of Robinson, Jo Anne Mars of Spring Lake. Others are Jeane Thome of )elaney, Esther Miller of Star, ncy Karsten of Sherbourne, Rosemary Hall of Jamestown, Hirdes of'Corwin, Laura Cheyne of Alward, Mary Jane Van Nnord of Jamestown, Gwen Spoolstra of Star and Marilyn Ver Hage of Sherbourne. Late Starting School, Man, 73, Doing Fine SYRACUSE, i i (LTD-Sebastiano Valenti, whose life of lard work had prevented him from getting an education, is doing fine in school.

His teacher reported Wednesday Jiat Valenti, 73, was promoted to tht second gradt. Vows Spoken in Coopersville Mr. and Mrs George Earl Steggerda The double ring wedding ceremony of Miss Nancy Nell Meerman, of West 17th and George Earl Steggerda was solemnized on the afternoon of March 9 in Coopersville Reformed Church by the Rev. Byron White, before a setting of ferns, candelabra and bouquets of white gladioli. Parents of the couple are Mr.

and Mrs. Ernest Meerman, route Coopersville, and Mr. and Mrs. Earl Steggerda, 843 West 25th St. Traditional wedding music was played by organist, Jacob Busman Jr.

as the bride's father escorted ler to the altar. The bride was attired in a white satin gown with and long sleeves. She wore a shoulder-length veil and carried a white Bible topped with white rose buds and streamers. Faith Meerman, serving as maid of honor for her sister, wore a reen taffeta sheath covered with lace enhanced by caplets and matching accessories. Her bouquet consisted of a white nosegay with ilies of the valley.

Identically a i with the bridesmaids, Mrs. Lester Sprague, sister of the bride. Mrs. Henry Piccard Jr. and Mrs.

Ervin Winkle. Flower girl, Ann Matchinsky. wore a green taffeta dress with a white flowered hat band. She carried a white basket with green ribbon. The groom chose as his attendants his brother, Dick Sleggerda and Jim Beukema.

Bill Jones and Tom Pelon seated the guests. Mrs. Richard Matchinsky was hostess at a reception in the fellowship hall for 100 guests. Presiding at the guest book was Janice Pelon; punch bowl, Mary Burwitz; gift room, Paula Matchinsky and Maria Matchinsky. Pour.ing coffee were Mrs, John Wiers and Mrs.

Arlyn Anderson. The bride is a graduate of Coopersville High School and Hope College and is now teaching in Delaney School. A Holland High School and Western Michigan University graduate, the groom is juvenile probation officer for Ottawa County. The couple reside at West 17th St. Town Talk Kurt C.

Schonfeld, son of Mr. and Mrs. Jacob Van Dyke of 270 Sast 14th in the Jmted States Navy recently. Schonfeld ensisted as a Seaman Recruit and chose to take his nine weeks of recruit training at the U.S. Navy Training Center, Great rakes, 111.

Carol E. De Waard, Judy Ann Martin, and Susan Jane Thompson from Holland are among the 578 students at Central Michigan University, Mt. Pleasant, who have maintained a or better average the fall semester, accord- ng to a report sent to The Sentinel by Dr. M.C. Pike, dean of students.

A first aid class for teachers and members of a Hope College "raternity will start Monday at 7 in the Red Cross chapter louse, 89 West llth St. The course asts for five weeks with sessions rom 7 to 9 p.m. There are some openings in the class. Persons in- erested may call the Red Cross -ffice. The Men's Brotherhood of the Beechwood Reformed Church will meet on Monday evening.

John lood, a student at Western Theo- ogical Seminary who has served as a short-term missionary in Japan for the Reformed Church in America will be the speaker. Army Specialist Four Ronald F. Wagner, of HoMand, and other members of the 25th Infantry Division particatated in Excercise LAVA RIDGE IV, a combined Army Air Force mobility exercise in the Hawaiian Islands which ended April l. Specialist Vagher, son of Mr. and Mrs.

Joe Wagner of 2259 Lake a machinegunner in Company of the 35th Infantry's 2nd Batle group. Robert C. seaman appren- ice, USN, son of Mr. and Mrs. Harry Glatz of 77 West Ninth SL, nderwent nine weeks of basic ecruit training at the Naval Training Center, San Diego, culminated with graduation March 22.

Holland Lions Club will meet Zeeland on Monday at 6:30 in Van Raalte's Restaurant, "his will be an interclub meeting 'ith clubs from Hudsonville, Byon Center, Cutlerville and Zee- and. The interclub meeting will ake the place of the regular Tues- ay noon luncheon meeting. Robert Manning, regional ap- lications engineer for the Becknan Instrument will address ic Western Michigan Section of ic American Chemical Society Thursday at 8 p.m. at the Hope College Science Building. His sub- ect will be "Infra-red Spectro- copy." The theory, instrumenta- lon and application of infra-red chemicals will be discussed.

Three Junior High School boys, ohn Bertalan of 78 East 20th St. nd Jack and Larry Lee of 176 3ast 16th began a walk to Douglas Friday morning at 7:30 nd returned to Holland at 4 p.m. ftey figured they walked between 25 and 30 miles. They stopped in Douglas to eat their lunch. A daughter, Cynthia, was bora on Friday in Holland Hospital to Mr.

and Mrs. Alex Rivera, 398 West 32nd St. A special Easier program will be presented at the Monday meeting of the Holland Kiwanis Club in the Hotel Warm Friend at 6:15 m. Louis Mulder will give a chalk talk on Easter, a program he gives to many groups in the area. Easter music will be provid- edby a group of singers from Holland Christian High School.

"To Calvary." a sacred cantata by Everett Titcomb, will be presented at Grace Episcopal Church Sunday at 7 p.m. by the combined Chancel and St. Nicolas Choirs of Grace Church. The director is Larrie Clark, choirmaster and organist will be Maxine Clark. The Holland High School A Cappella Choir under the direction of Larrie Clark will sing at the regular noon luncheon meeting of the Exchangites at the Warm Friend Hotel on Monday.

The Education Committee wili also Arthur Wich as a member of Exchange. Tom Bruno To Speak At Trinity Church Guild The Trinity Church Women's Guild for Christian Service will meet on Monday at 7:30 p.m. The Kover Circle is arranging the program with Mrs. Garry Vanden Berg and Mrs. Jacob Westerhoff in charge.

Tom Bruno, a student at Western Theological Seminary and a member of Trinity Church, will present an illustrated address entitled "The Keys of the Kingdom." Members of the Esther DeWeerd Circle are hostesses for the fellowship and coffee hour following the program. Friends and guests are welcome. Engaged Miss Thelma Faye Bohl Mr. and Mrs. Harold Bohl of route 3, Hudsonville, announce the engagement of their (laughter, Thelma Faye, to Merle William Smallegan, son of Mr.

and Mrs. Wiiliam Smallegan, route 2, Hudsonville. Miss Bohl plands to graduate from Buttei-wortli Hospital School of Nursing in September. Mr. Smallegan is a Ferris Institute graduate.

A Nov. I wedding is being planned. Winners Announced For Duplicate Bridge Mrs. Henry Godshalk and Mrs. Arthur Wyman led other winning pairs Friday afternoon in the Holland Bridge Club games at the Warm Friend Hotel Mrs.

John Husted and Mrs. Kenneth Haynes won second and Mrs. Henry Morse and Mrs. William Henderson, third. Mrs.

Frank Lievense Jr. and Mrs. H.D. De Vries were tied with Mrs. Phillip Haan and Mrs.

Jerald De Vries for fourth The club will not meet next Friday, but will resume play at 1 p.m. on Friday. April 19. Any interested Holland area women are welcome to all club games. Driver Issued Ticket David A.

Fox, 18, of 74 East Eighth was issued a ticket by Ottawa sheriff deputies Friday for defective brakes, afteV colliding with a car driven by Leonard ema had slowed down to make a left turn in the driveway at Lynema, 31, of Goshen, Ind. Lyn- 471 East Eighth when the accident, happened. RUMMAGE SALE April 9 to 11, 84 East 8th, 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. For pickup call EX 4-4595 or EX 6-8403.

Resthaven Guild, Adv. Star Chapter Holds Meeting Star of Bethlehem Chapter's regular meeting was held Thursday evening with the Worthy Matron, Mrs. Robert Turschman presiding. Reports were i on the Dutch costumes by Mrs. William Van Howe.

The pre-festival sale of costumes will be at the home of Mrs P. J. Fox. Invitations to several chapter functions were received, from Berlin Chapter and Bethel Chapter, April 16; Grandville, April 17; Nashville dinner honoring Marjone Hall, Grand Marshal, April 22; Friendship Night at Riverview, April 29. Ottawa County Association will be held at Lisbon April 18.

After the business meeting was closed refreshments were served by Mrs. Gerald Pierson and her committee. Tables were decorated for Easter -with baskets, bunnies and pots of English violets furnished by Mrs. Fred Bendixon. At a meeting on March 21 a program was given following the regular meeting honoring the secretary, Miss Margaret Murphy.

75 Students Set 50-Mile Hike Today ALBION Seventy-five Albion and Kalamazoo College students were scheduled to take a 50-mile hike today-. -The students will walk from the Albion campus to the Kalamazoo campus and then attend a dance, if they are physically able. Tropies will be given to the top performance by a boy and by a girl. They will travel along old U.S. 12.

Three of the boys pledged that they would run the entire distance. Couple Wed in Evening Ceremony Eight Future Homemakers Receive Scholarships G-RAND RAPIDS Scholarships for outstanding work in the Homemakers of America were presented Friday to eight Michigan high school girls Receiving $300 scholarships at the conclusion of the I7th Annual Stale FIIA Convention were: Joyce Leonard, Harrlsville; La Vona D. a Edmore; Marilyn Sue Tucker, Flint; Barbara Rotter, Cheboygan; and Sallie Compson, Remus. Awards of $250 went Audrey Cunningham, Wellston; Wendy E. Wild, Saline; and Diane Kay Bailey, Britton.

California Woman Has Good Memory for Names BEVERLY HILLS, Calif. --If names make news, then Mrs. Sarah Marion Himalstein, "50, headlines. She was arraigned Wednesday on four forgery counts after admitting using nearly 170 aliases on bogus checks. WINS FELLOWSHIP--Russell Grant Harmsen, son of Mr.

and Mrs. Chester ,1. Harmsen, 286 Riley Street has been awarded an Alfred P. Sloan Fellowship of $2,500 for graduate work at the University of Michigan. After graduating from Hope College in June, Harmsen the Horace H.

Rackham School of Graduate Studies at U. of M. in September. Mr. end Mrs.

Howard W. Bocve A double ring ceremony united in marriage Miss Mary Ann Raterink, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Ben Raterink, 59 Lee Zeeland, and Howard Wayne Boeve, son of Wallace Boeve, route 5, Holland in First Christian Reformed Church of Zeeland on March 14. The Rev.

Harry G. Arnold performed the 8 o'clock ceremony before a setting of ferns, arch candelabra flanked on either side by seven branch candelabra and bou- quests of white gladiolis and pompon mums. White satin bows decorated the pews. Wayne Boeve sang "Because" and "The Lord's Prayer" and was accompanied by the organist, Mary Waldyke. Escorted to the altar by her father, the bride wore a length gown of tissue taffeta featuring a fitted bodice with semi- scooped neckline edged in Alcncon lace.

Her bell-shaped skirt fell to a triangular train topped by a tiny tailored bow. A petal cap of Alen- con lace held her elbow length veil of imported illusion. She carried a cascade arrangement of white feathered carnations. Maid of honor, Joan Van Hoven, and bridesmaid, Joyce Weener, were identically attired in street length dresses of aqua silk organza over taffeta with matching headpieces. They carried cascades of white and yellow feathered carnations.

The groom selected Wayne Boeve as best man and Floyd Raterink as groomsman. Gerald Ra- and Ken Lugten seated the guests. Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Raterink were master and mistress of ceremonies at a reception for 90 guests in the church basement.

Pouring punch were Mr. and Mrs. Alvin Sterken, while Mrs. Bernard Raterink, Mrs. Gerald Raterink and Harriet Raterink presided in the gift room.

Jeanne Boeve passed guest book. Mrs. Owen Baas and Wayne Boeve sang a duet, "Hold Thou My Hand." For a wedding trip to Mammoth Cave the new Mrs. Boeve changed to a light blue two piece sheath with black accessories. Both the bride and groom are Holland Christian High School graduates.

The couple reside at East Main Zeeland. Dr. Anthony Kooiker Performs in Saugatuck SAUGATUCK Anthony Kooiker, professor of music at Hope College presented a piano recital Friday afternoon at 2 in the Saugatuck Woman's Club for members of the club and guests. Dr. Kooiker opened his program with Mozart's "Fantasy in Minor" and Haydn's "Sonata in.

Flat Major." The second portion of the musical afternoon included three Chopin numbers, in Flat Major," "Nocturne in Major," and "Waltz in Minor." Concluding numbers were by Cathedrale englou- -lie," "La fille aux cheveux de lin," and "Minstrels." Fear Show Dogs Have Been Stolen GRAND RAPfDS (UPI)-- The owner of two prize-winning show dogs valued at $1,000 each and missing a week said today they were probably stolen. The Russian Wolfhounds, a male and female, disappeared last Saturday, said Mrs. Ben Herr, who has been showing prize dogs for 20 years. The male has won three prizes as best-in-breed and the female is valued for her litters. They are 2 and years old.

A hole was found beneath a fence surrounding their pen, but it was not the type of hole a dog digs, according to Mrs. Herr. A small herring boat commanded' by the Norwegian explorer Roald Amundsen was the first ship to sail through the long sought Northwest Passage. Memorial Day Plans Discussed GRAND HAVEN Preliminary plans for the annual observance of Memorial Day in Grand Haven, May 30, were discussed at the first of a series of meetings Monday night by representatives of six veterans groups in Grand Haven at the Chamber of Commerce office. Organizations represented were the United Spanish-American War Veterans, the American Legion, the Veterans of Foreign Wars and their auxiliaries, the Disabled War Veterans, the World War II Barracks No.

330, and the Gold Star Mothers Club. The Rev. C. G. Swart opened with prayer and led the group in the pledge of allegiance to the flag.

William Rodgers, commander of the VFW post, presided and Mrs. Henry F. Klugas was elected secretary. Reports of plans for the Memorial Sunday service and the Memorial Day observance will be announced at the next meeting April 15. Plot to tfeat Parking Meters Fails to Work MIDDLETOWN, Conn.

fUPD-- Leonard Adelberg, 47, was arrested Wednesday on a charge of using mutilated coins in a parking meter. Police said he used pennies that had been pounded to the size of nickels. RESTAURANT GUEST CHECKS Salesbooks Old News Printery. 74 W. 8th.

Adv. GRACE EPISCOPAL CHURCH II J55 Michigan Avenue TO A A A Sacred Cantata Jbx Everett Titcomb presented by the combined Chancel and St. Nicolas Choirs of Grace Church directed by Lorrie Clark, Choirmaster accompanied by Maxinei Clark, Organist PALM SUNDAY, APRIL 7 7:00 P.M. Public Is Invited JNFW SPA PERI JNFW SPA PERI.