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WEDNESDAY, MAY 31, 1972 THE HOLLAND, MICHIGAN, EVENING SENTINEL PAGE THREE Honor Three At Hope Alumni Dinner Hope College alumni will re turn to campus Saturday for the traditional reunions am Alumni Day dinner. Members of the classes 1922, 1927, 1932, 1937, 1942, 1947 1952, 1957 and 1967 will hold af ternoon reunions. The class '27 will convene at Point Wes while the others will meet a Marigold Lodge, the college's conference center in Waukazoo Woods. The 50 year circle will meet at 5 p.m. in Phelps Hall The Alumni Day dinner wil begin at 6:30 p.m.

in the Phelps Hall dining room which was recently air conditioned. Keynote speaker at the dinner will be President-Elect Dr. Gordon J. Van Wylen. Presiding will be Alumni Association presiden John C.

Schrier of Muskegon. i i i Alumnus Awards will be presented to Mrs. Mina Becker Buys of Caledonia, Willard G. De Groot of Los Angeles, and Oliver Lampen, Ph.D. of New Brunswick, N.J.

Mrs. Buys, a 1936 graduate, has spent her energies in serving her family and their interests, her community and the Reformed Church in America in many ways. She recently completed a two-year term as president of the Women's City Club of Grand Rapids. Mrs. Buys has served on the Board of Directors of the Christian Guidance Center in Grand Rapids and was a member of the First National Women's Committee for Civil Rights organized in 1963 following the White House Conference which she attended as National President of Womens Department, Reformed Church in America.

She has been president of the Grand Rapids Guild, the Grand Rapids Classical Union and the Michigan Council. Mrs. Buys was general chairman of the 1969 Triennial National Assembly for RCA Women in Philadelphia. Dr. Lampen, a 1939 graduate, is director and professor of the Institute of Microbiology at Rutgers University.

Subsequent to his attainment of advanced degrees at the University of Wisconsin, Dr. Lampen did research at the American Cyanamid Laboratories and was director of biochemical research at Squibb Institute for Medical Research. He received the Eli Lilly Award in Bacteriology and Immunology in 1952. Dr. Lampen's early career in biochemistry included assistant and associate professorships at Washington University a Western Reserve University schools of medicine.

Dr. Lampen's position places him in focus for international responsibilities in Ms field. In this role he has participated in international seminars, conferred with biochemists in Moscow, England, and Czechoslovakia, and lectured to the Netherlands Society for Microbiology. Mr. DeGroot, a 1939 graduate, is chairman of the board and chief executive officer of Bateman Eichler, Hill Richards, Inc.

a Los Angeles investment firm. DeGroot holds an M.B.A. degree from Northwestern University. He served five years in the U.S. Navy, retiring with the rank of Lieutenant Commander.

Mr. DeGroot joined the Bate- rnan, Eichler Co. in April 1945; became vice president in 1952, executive vice president in 1957 and president in 1960. When his company merged with Bingham, Walter and Hurry in 1964, Mr. DeGroot was elected president of the merged companies.

In 1966 he was elected to his present position upon the further merger with Hill Richards and Co. Inc. Mr. DeGroot serves on the Board of Governors of the New York Stock Exchange. Three Boys, Two Girls Born in Holland, Zeeland Holland and Zeeland Hospital reported five babies born.

Born in Holland Hospital Tuesday were a son, Christopher Tobin, to Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Strom, 4680 Beech Holland, and a daughter, Janett Michelle, to Mr. and Mrs. Charles Pate, 574 West 20th St.

Born in Zeeland Hospital Tuesday were a son, Chad Michael, to Mr. and Mrs. John Paasman, Byron Center, and a son, Lester Earl III, to Mr. and Mrs. Lester Bunker, 10375 120th West Olive.

Born today in Zeeland was a daughter, Darcey Faye, to Mr. and Mrs. Donald Vruggink, Hudsonville. National Parks Travelog Is Featured at Library The weekly Family Film program at the Herrick Library will open Thursday evening at 7:30 with an hour long film, "America's Wonderlands: The National Parks." It explores the features of Yellowstone, Yosemite, Sequoia, Hawaii and Grand Canyon National Parks. It also covers the Everglades, Dinosaur National Monument on the Colorado-Utah border and Arizona's Canyon de Chelly National Monument.

The history and romance of Spain are depicted in the film, "To Catch a Dream." Its castles and cathedrals, Roman bridges and aqueducts, music and dances, as well as a view of Mallorca and the Canary Islands are included, is, Willard G. De Groot J. Oliver Lampen Hospital Notes HOLLAND CIX7 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 Tuesday were Mrs. David Sharda 496 Riley; Mrs.

Minnie Laitsch, 154 West 22nd Mrs. ary Van Kampen, 100 Glendale; Freddy Gonzales, 312V 2 East llth Harold Payne, 319 East llth Richard Wiliams, 5483 144th Robert Slystra, 576 Lake Oliver testing, 409 West Lakewood Mrs. David Boyd, 1670 Washington Mrs. C.M. Stewart, 13475 Tyler Mrs.

Georgiana Wright, 357 Lincoln Richard Staat, Pine Carolin Wierenga, 11 East 15th Goldie Picchiot- Grand Junction; Leonard Eilander, 399 Riley Marcia eorge, 1587 Perry Mrs. Henrietta Truscott, Hamilton; Rudolph Melhorn, 12900 James Betty Vo'gel, Allegan, and Mrs. Lee Anderson, 4683 Cherry St. Discharged Tuesday irnest Beler, Birchwood Manor; Mrs. Dale Boersen, Mrs.

Thomas Goosen and aby, 15279 James John Helder, 25 East 21st Mrs. Moyd Renkema, 657 East 13th Mrs. Robert Richardson, 4098 64th and Mrs. John Roberts, 5790 West 64th St. (oren Sue Waldyke Plans Fall Wedding Mr.

and Mrs. Joe Waldyke, 19 Lincoln Zeeland, announce the engagement of their daughter, Karen Sue, to Kenneth R. Wolphuis, son of Mr. and Mrs. Peter Wolphuis, 448 West Lawrence Zeeland.

Miss Waldyke, a graduate of 1 dg 11 Memorial Hospital School of Nursing, is employed at Borgess Hospital, Kalamazoo. VTr. Wolphuis is a graduate of Vry Institute of Technology, hicago and Western Michigan University, Kalamazoo. He is employed by the Marshall airport. Plans are being made for an October wedding.

Don Morren Is Honored With Birthday Party Dan Morren celebrated his eighth birthday with a party after school. Guests were friends rom his second grade class at Roosevelt School. They included Chris Child- Hoogland, Jim Hop, Joey Kooienga, Dennis Luurtsema, Mike Nester, Todd Talsma, Kevin Van Gelderen, Craig Veldheer, Dan Veltema, Terry Redder and David Morren. Kimberley Morren and Doug Morren assisted their mother with games and lunch. Local Calendar Of Events TONIGHT Watchers Class in Hotel Warm Friend.

Michigan Chapter 486 in Zeeland City Hall Dugout. Athletic Club in E. E. Fell gym. 7:30 Tulip City Gem and Mineral Club at Civic Center.

Lodge 191 F. and AM Master Mason Degree at the Masonic Hall. THURSDAY TOPS Chapter 967 at Civic Center. 12:10 Rotary Club at Hotel Warm Friend-. 1:00 Snuffleboard at 22nd Street Courts.

6:30 Woodside Volleyettes annual banquet at II Forno in Saugatuck. 7:30 Family Film program at Herrick Library. 7:30 Harrington Women's Athletic Club at school. 7:30 Academy of Friendship meeting at home of Princess Singleton, 338 River Ave. 8:00 Alcoholics Anonymous and Al-Anon meetings in All Saint's Parish Hall, Saugatuck.

Teachers Honor Mrs. E. Damson With Dinner Holiday Inn was the scene of a dinner Thursday given in honor of Mrs. Edward' Damson who is retiring after 22 years of teaching in Michigan public schools. Mrs.

Damson has taught English and Latin in the E. E. Fell Junior High, and is presently a teacher of English at Holland High. Mrs. William Brownson gave a short tribute to the guest of honor before presenting her with a gift from the group.

Attending were women teachers from the junior and senior high schools as well as several retired teachers. Present were Joyce Bertrand, Helen Brownson, Natalie Bosman, Barbara Fleming. Julie Keefer, Barbara Lampen, Kit Leggett, Cecile Robinson, Carol Van Lente, Jeanne Visscher, Judy Mastenbrook, Eleanor Nahikian, Harriet Smith, Joyce Wangen, Marian Shackson, Carol Gargano, Lucille Donivan, Muncie Boeve, Alice Beukema, Virginia De Witt, Janet Lightfoot, Harriet Mulder, Irene Smith, Ruth Vrieling, Evelyn Vufcin. Also Arnie Otting, Jeanne Frissel, Maretta Mann, Dorothy Bradish, Vida Harper, Helene Leach, Ellen Rieck, Jane Osman, Joan Brieve, Barbara Magsig, Leona Bouman, Cynthia Yntema, Henrietta Althuis, Adelaide Dykhuizen, Esther Veenhuis, Doris Muller, Kay Vander Veer, Margaret Van Vyven and Mrs. Damson.

Film IsShown At Ki wan is Meet A dramatic film of the weeklong civil disturbance in Washington, D. a year ago was shown at a meeting of the Kiwanis Club Tuesday night at the Hotel Warm Friend. The movie, which was filmed of the attempt by thousands of youth and adults to take over various government buildings and functions, was prepared by the Metropolitan Police Department of Washington. Arrangements for presentation of the movie were made by Martin Hardenberg, program chairman. The invocation was given by Ronald Stepanek and club president Chester Smith presided at the meeting.

Shoe Prices Cannot Reflect More Profit WASHINGTON (UPI)-The Price Commission Tuesday told the shoe industry it may raise prices only to reflect increases in the cost of labor and material and may not add an ixtra amount for profit. The commission cut back price increase requests from eight of the nation's largest shoe companies and a spokesman said a similar policy statement would be issued for the entire industry within a week. Shoe prices have been rising because of increases in the cost of leather. READY FOR BENEFIT DANCE The Holland Jaycees and the Jaycee Auxiliary are sponsoring their annual benefit dance on Saturday at Leisure Acres. With the theme "Spring Into Summer," the event will begin at 9 p.m.

with The Galaxies providing dance music. Shown here (left to right) are Dwane Baumgardner, general dance chairman; Mrs. Dave Vander Kooi, publicity chairman; Mrs. Don Disselkoen, general dance chairman; Mrs. Douglas Carter, decorations chairman, and Bob Vanden Bos, ticket chairman.

Missing from the picture are Mike Elms publicity chairman; Mrs. Gary Holyink, ticket chairman; and Dar Davis, decorations chairman. Tickets are available at Model Drug Store, Bunte's Pharmacy and at the door with proceeds going toward the March to Hope, Ottogan Alcoholic Rehabilitation, and the Holland Hospital Heart Defibrillaror Fund. (Sentinel photo) Town Talk. The Woodside Volleyettes will have their annual banquet Thursday at II Forno in Saugatuck.

There will be election of officers for the coming year. Mr. and Mrs. Gary of Little Lake announce the birth of a daughter, Sara, on May 27. Mrs.

Bourdo is the former Mary Nickel, daughter of Herman Nickel, 1285 West 32nd St. Mr. Bourdo is presently stationed at Sawyer Air Force Base, Mich. Calvin J. OldebekMng, 20, son of Mr.

and Mrs Oscar Olde- tekking, route 1, 140th Ave. Hamilton has recently completed his training at Fort Polk, a. in advanced individual raining with the U.S. National Guards. He is a 1969 graduate of Hamilton High and has received an associate degree from Muskegon Community in 1971.

Mr. and College Mrs. William Sabers, 439 Hazel had as guest recently Mrs. Arie Rylaarsdam of Mt. Vernon, Wash.

Mrs. Habers and Mrs. Rylaarsdam have been pen pals 45 years, but had never met before. Also with Mrs. Rylaars- iain was Miss Janet Wark- hoven from Mt.

Vernon and her daughter-in-law, Mrs. Neal Rylaarsdam of Grand Rapids. Neal Rylaarsdam will be graduated from Calvin College in June. Tulip City CB Club will meet at 6 p.m. Saturday at the home of Mr.

and Mrs. Bob Rigterink, 10844 James east of 112th for a business meeting to pe followed by a 7 p.m. steak "ry. Members will bring their own steaks, table service and chairs. Circuit Judge Wendell A.

Miles' has been presented with a life membership by the Sixth Judicial Circuit Conference at Cincinnati, Ohio. Judge Miles was a guest of Judge W. Wallace Kent of the U.S. Court of Appeals and was proposed for meinebrship after attending the conference five times. Miles was a member of the arrangements committee when the conference met on Mackinac Island in 1971.

Dr. Norman W. Rieck, associate professor of biology at Hope College, has recently been informed that his biography is to be included in the International Dictionary of Biography which is published in London Residents of Haven Park Nursing Center will hold their annual bazaar, Friday from 9:30 a.m. to 4 p.m. at the home on 285 North State Zeeland For nearly a year, residents have been preparing for the bazaar in their diversional activities program.

The Waverly Activity Club picnic will be held Friday at Kollen Park. A potluck supper is planned at 6:30 p.m. and members are reminded to bring their own table service. The Holland Exchange Club will tour General Electric at its Monday meeting at 12 noon. Lou Vande Bunte is in charge of arrangements.

11 Marriage Licenses Issued (Ottawa County) Bruce Kirkpatrick, 55, Grand Haven, and Florence Larson, 51, Fremont; Philip Tappert, 21, and Sarah Jean Penny, 21, Holland; Bruce Brink, 22, and Carol Joy Venenia, 21, Hudsonville; David L. Johnson, 22, Mt. Pleasant, and Elizabeth Edwards, 21, Grand Haven. Terry Magoon, 20, and Janice Marie Hansen, 20, Nunica; Kenneth Behm, 35, and Connie Rengstorf, 24, Grand Haven; Arthur Robb Butler, 24, New London, and Carolyn Fay Fordam, 23, Nunica; Jeoffrey Ellis Gish, 23, and Paula Jo Deene Khodl, 22, Grand Haven. Keith Edward Thompson, 20, and Yolanda Trevino Ramos, 20, Holland; Terrence Michael De Jong, 21, Grand Rapids, and Bonnie Lou Keen, 21, Holland; Warrell E.

Vande Hoef, 19, and Kathleen Louise Sanderson, 19, Holland, HOLLAND JAYCEES BENEFIT DANCE "Spring into Summer 99 JUNE 3 9 P.M. 1 A.M. AT LEISURE ACRES BY, PROCEEDS GO TO: HOLLAND HOSPITAL HEART DEFIBULATOR FUND OTTAGON ALCOHOLIC REHABILITATION, INC. "MARCH TO HOPE" VARIOUS JAYCEE SERVICE PROJECTS TICKETS no FOR IU.UU PATRON TICKETS MODEL. DRUG.

STORE ANY JAYCEE MEMBER AVAILABLE AT BUNTE'S PHARMACY OR AT THE DOOR Zeeland Jaycees Install Officers At Dinner Meet Zeeland Jaycees and their wives met for their regular May meeting Thursday at Van Raalte's Restaurant for a buffet dinner. New officers were installed by Mike Telgenhof, outgoing president. Officers are Cal York, president; Tom Van Langevelde, internal vice president; Norris March, external vice president; Steve Ten Harmsel, secretary, and Mike Stephenson, treasurer. Herb Wybenga was presented an exhausted rooster award which is given to a Jaycee after reaching his 36th birthday. Spark plug awards, given a Jaycee for completion of required projects, were given to Telgenhof, Bob Geerlings and Stephenson.

The next meeting will be held June 22 at the Legion Hall. A golf outing with a steak fry afterwards is planned for Saturday, June 24, for members and their wives. Charles Zuverink and Geerlings, outgoing board members, were in charge of the banquet. Engaged Miss Dawn Karsten Mr. and Mrs.

Henry Karsten, 200 West Main Zeeland, announce the engagement of their daughter, Dawn, to Robert L. Larsen, son of Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Larsen, 1477 142nd Dorr. An Aug.

19 wedding is planned. Plans to Retire After 22 Years At Hope College Mrs. Mary Tellman, house mother to more than 3,000 Hope College women during her 22 years as a dormitory head resident on the Hope campus-, is retiring at the end of the school year. Mrs. Tellman came to Hope in 1950 as head resident of Miss Carol Bieuker Mi-, and Mrs.

John H. Breuker, 4431 62nd announce the engagement of their daughter, Carol, to Robert Nagelkirk, son of Mr. and Mrs. Preston Nagelkirk, 9050 Adams St. Miss Breuker is employed as a licensed practical nurse at Holland Family i i while her fiance is attending Grand Rapids Junior College.

An August i is planned. Mrs. Mary Tellman Voorhees Hall. In 1960 she took charge of the then new Phelpa Hall. During her years at Hope Mrs.

a served as women's counselor on the annual Chapel Choir tours which included trips throughout the United States and Europe. She was also campus hostess to the many iamilies who participated in the college's summer institutes. Mrs. Tellman, who plans to continue as a resident of Holland, will pursue a new career as a certified and licensed graphoanalyst. Miss Mary Beth Brouwer Mr.

and Mrs. Ralph Brouwer, 135 West 31st announce the engagement of their daughter, Mary Beth, to Donald James McLeod, son of Donald G. Me Leod, 342 West 20th St. Both Miss Brouwer and her fiance are students at Grand Valley State College. A fall i is being planned.

Paul Wassenaar Is Graduated From Law School Paul R. Wassenaar was among the graduating seniors at the Wayne State University Law School convocation held Saturday, May 20, in the Rackham Auditorium. Mr. Wassenaar who did his undergraduate work at Hope College and the University of Michigan, was selected by the Moot Court Board to receive an award for his freshman legal brief. For the past two years he has been serving on the editorial board of the Wayne Law Review, a legal publication whose 'members are chosen for their academic record.

Mr. Wassenaar also received the Schwartz Memorial Scholarship Award for his article on labor law which was published in the Law Review. Mrs. Lester Wassenaar, Steve and Janice of Holland spent the weekend in Detroit to attend convocation exercises. Marijuana Sentence Reversed by Court LANSING (UPD--The year sentence of a Cass County man for possession of marijuana has been lifted by the state Court of Appeals.

In a 3-0 decision Tuesday, the appellate court held that Gerald R. Cannon must go free under the procedure set by the Supreme Court in April under which some 128 marijuana offenders were released from Jackson Prison. Thursday, Friday Saturday June 1, 2 3 Open Daily 9a.m. 9 p.m. Saturday 9a.m.

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