The Holland Evening Sentinel from Holland, Michigan • Page 11

THURSDAY, JULY 6, 1961 THE HOLLAND, MICHIGAN, EVENING SENTINEL PAGE THREE Engaged Miss Anne Marie Winterhalder Mr. and Mrs. Anton Winterhalder of Zeeland announce the engagement of their daughter, Anne Marie, to Glenn Stuart Arendsen, son of Mr. and Mrs. Bert Arendsen of 110 East 32nd Holland.

Miss Winterhalder is a graduate of Michigan State University where she was affiliated with Sigma Kapsorority. She is presently employed as a stewardess by American Airlines in Detroit. Mr. Arendsen received hisi bachelor's degree from the Michigan College of Mining and Technology where he was a member of Kappa Delta Psi fraternity, and has a master's degree from the Chrysler Institute of Engineering. He is employed by the Central Engineering, division of Chrysler Corporation, and will enter Wayne University's evening law school program in the fall.

A September wedding is planned. Local Calendar of Events TONIGHT Bay Yacht Club family night dinner. Michigan Pet Association meeting at Herrick Library. Auxiliary 532 to IAM Local 1418 meeting at Mrs. William Van Ark.

TOMORROW Bay Yacht Club juniors pool party, barbecue and dance at R. A. DeWitt home. hour at Herrick Public Library. Auxiliary regular meeting.

-en Town Talk Mr. and Mrs. Howard Beelen were among members of the family attending the 40th wedding anniversary of Mr. and Mrs. Henry Beelen at the Marquee on June 29.

Their names were inadvertantly ommitted from a story in Wednesday's Sentinel. Miss Alice Dorian, R. of Lansing, has been appointed utive secretary of the Michigan Board of Nursing and will assume her new position on Aug. 14. She succeeds Mary Anderson, R.

who retires Aug. 7 after 20 years service to the board. Miss Dorian has served with the Department of Vocational Education and the School of Nursing as an instructor and consultant for the Practical Nurse Instructor's Program at Michigan State University. Richard Close, Marine Corps League service officer. will be at the Hotel Warm Friend Friday from 1 to 4 p.m.

Any veteran or veteran's widows having questions concerning veterans' benefits may contact him during this time. The daughter born July 4 to Mr. and Mrs. R. Barry.

Tate of Grand Rapids has been named Mary Elizabeth. Mr. Tate is formerly of Holland, and is the son of Mrs. Milford Tate, 838 South Shore and the late Mr. Tate.

David Philip Ashu and Andrew Demigba Bajah of Nigeria will speak on the educational work in Nigeria Friday at 8 p.m. at the Christian Reformed Conference Grounds. Patty Moes of Grand Rapids Christian High School will draw chalk artistry aided by her brother Gary. Mrs. R.

D. Ondersma of Grand Rapids will be soloist. Earl Kragt, missionary to the Philippines from this locality, will speak at the Men's Breakfast Saturday at 6:30 a.m. He and his family are soon returning to the field. John Nykamp of West Olive has been confined to Zeeland Community Hospital since Monday and will be there approximately from a week to 10 days.

The Red Cross Gray Ladies who visited patients at the Grand Rapids Veterans Hospital Wednesday were the Mesdames Jen Robbert, Marian Wiswedel, Lorraine Broker, Anita Aye and Kay Koeman. Mr. and Mrs. Vernon Kruithof of 1345 Bay View Dr. announce the adoption of a six-week-old boy, Robert Walter.

Col. Robert G. Platt, son of Mr. and Mrs. Fred G.

Platt of Allegan, recently completed a 10-month course of study at the Army War College in. Carlisle Barracks, Pa. Washington Ticketed PHILADELPHIA (UPI) George Washington, of Washington. D.C.. was issued a traffic ticket Wednesday night for going through a stop sign on Washing.

ton Ave. Couple Wed in Hamilton Church de Mrs. Douglos Jack Myers (de Vries Studio) Barbara J. Becker Wed To Lt. Douglas J.

Myers Hope Reformed Church was the scene of the candlelight wedding Saturday evening of Miss Barbara Joanne Becker and Lt. Douglas Jack Myers of Fort Huachuca, Ariz. Six-foot candles were used to illuminate the center aisle and cand'es were placed in the windows. A spiral candelabra and candle tree were placed at the altar along with fern. The Rev.

William Hillegonds of Hope Church and Dr. Marion deVelder of Central Avenue Reformed Church, Grand Rapids, and former Hope Church pastor, performed the double ring which united the daughter ceremony. and Mrs. Clarence Becker, 121 East 30th and the son of Mr. and Mrs.

P. H. Myers of Allen. The bride wore a floor-length gown of Schiffli silk organza styled with a fitted basque bodice, embroidered sabrina neckline complemented by brief sleeves. Flowered embroidery encircled the full skirt with diagonal rose-centered back sash falling over the chapel train.

Organza flowers and nylon net leaves formed the headdress which held the bouffant veil of imported illusion. A satin and lace basket with pastel painted daisies accented with ivy was carried by the bride. Miss Betsy Becker, sister of the bride, served as maid of honor. She wore a white organdy frock styled with a bell skirt, encircled with pink embroidered flowers. scoop neckline and brief sleeves were features.

of pink painted daisies accented with ivy formed her headpiece. She carried a lace and satin basket with pink painted daisies and ivy. Other attendants wore gowns identical to maid of honors' and wore similar headpieces. The painted daisies they carried matched the embroidery on their gowns. The attendants were Miss Ellen Philip of Dearborn, former roommate and sorority sister; Miss Jean Schaaf of Tawas City and Mrs.

Donald Penzien of Lansing, former roommates; Miss Judy Smith, cousin of the bride of Bay City; Mrs. George C. Becker, sister-in-law of the bride of Marina. and Miss Phyllis Smith of Holland. Shirley Jean Vogelzang was er girl and Bruce MacGregor of Grand Rapids, cousin of the bride, was the ring bearer.

Charles Myers of Detroit served his brother as best man. Ushers, fraternity brothers of the groom, were Alan Bryant. Bay. City; C. john Anderson, Manistee; Charles Cowie.

Pontiac: John Toma, Utica; Jon Miller, Fremont and George Fead. Detroit and George C. Becker and Clarence P. Becker, brothers of the bride. For her daughter's wedding, Mrs.

Becker selected a pink embroidered organza sheath with pink accessories. Her corsage was a white orchid. The groom's mother wore a blue lace sheath with satin bow and blue. accessories. She also had a white orchid corsage.

Mrs. Henry Masselink, organist. played traditional wedding music and Purcell's "Trumpet Tune." She also accompanied the soloist, Roy Klomparens, when he sang "Ich Liebe Dich." "The Wedding Prayer" and "'The Lord's A reception for 350 guests ed the ceremony in the church parlors. Dr. and Mrs.

John K. Winter and Mr. and Mrs. Russell Collard were masters and mistresses of ceremonies. Tom and Meredith Collard.

niece and nephew of the groom attended the guest book. Mr. and Mrs. Donald Holland and Mr. and Mrs.

Paul Elzinga presided at. the punch bowls. Barbie and Jayne MacGregor, Nancy and Lana Becker took charge of the rice. Reception attendants included aunts of the bride and groom who poured, Mrs. Ekdal J.

Buys of Grand Rapids Mrs. J. Douglas MacGregor. Grand Rapids. Mrs.

Arthur Becker: Mrs. Robert B. Smith, Bay City: Mrs. Otto! Vahnka, Dearborn and Mrs. Harry Hakken.

Mrs. John Anderson, Mrs. George Fead, Mrs. Alan Bryant and Mrs. John Toma were in charge of the gift room.

Mrs. image A CORNERSTONE LAID The cornerstone of the mony coffee and cookies were served in the new west wing of Resthaven was laid Wednes- Resthaven dining room and lounge by the maday at 2 p.m. with President Benjamin Lem- tron Mrs. J. C.

Woldring. Shown in the photo men presiding. The Rev. Jerry Veldman read are in front row left to right) Rev. Hinkamp, scripture and offered prayer and the Rev.

Har- Russ Bouws, Ed Hoeksema, John Jipping, Rusland Steele gave the address. The Rev. Paul E. sell Boeve and William J. Brouwer.

In the backHinkamp secretary of Resthaven Patrons ground are Mr. Lemmen the Revs. Steele, Veldread the form for the Laying of the Cornerstone man, J. G. Brower and A.

De Young. and several participated. Following the cere- (Sentinel photo) Mr. and Mrs. Edwyn Evans, great aunt of the bride, arranged the decorations at the reception.

Sorority sisters of the bride, Miss Kathy Pastori of Muskegon and Miss Candy Barber of Holland, and Mrs. John T. Becker cut and served the wedding cake. Hostesses were the Misses Carolyn, Debbie and Eleanor MacGregor, Nancy and Susan Smith, Jill Becker, Marlene Harbin, Garnet Harrington, Mrs. Roger Vander Meulen and Mrs.

William Bremer. Dr. and Mrs. John. Winter entertained at the wedding rehearsal buffet supper and pool party at their home.

For their wedding trip to Northern Michigan and Arizona, the new Mrs. Myer wore a Lanz ensemble of white with red print and white accessories and a corsage of red sweetheart roses. The bride is a June graduate of Central Michigan University, where she was affiliated with Delta Zeta sorority. In the fall she will teach in the Fort Huachuca Accommodations School. The groom is a 1960 graduate of Central Michigan University and was affiliated with Sigma Phi Epsilon fraternity.

After July 20 the couple will be at home at Fort Huachuca, Ariz. where the groom is a lieutenant in the U.S. Army, Miss Sharon Raak, 10, Feted at Birthday Party Miss Sharon Raak was honored. at a birthday party at her home on 128th Ave. on her 10th birthday Saturday.

The afternoon was spent playing games. A two-course lunch was served. Invited guests included the Misses Marlene Raak, Donna Raak, Judy Raak. Nancy Bauman. Nancy Schreur, Diane Breuker, Norma Knoll.

Jacie Vannette, Patty Tenckinck, Patty Molewyk. Mary Ann Boers; Linda Raak and Rosie Knoll. Also present were Miss Shirley Hassevoort, Miss Judy Molewyk and Mrs. Alvin Molewyk. Grace Young People Attend Church Camp Thirteen young people from Grace Episcopal Church are attending the Episcopal Youth Conterence at Clear Lake near.

Dowling this week. The group Sunday following the service and will return on Saturday. The Rev. William Greer, Canon of St. Mark's Cathedral, Grand Rapids, is director of the camp.

Attending from Holland are. Christopher Bennett, Pamela Parkins, Cheridale and JoAnn McWilliams, Kathleen Thomas. Gregory Kuna. Cathleen Woodall, DenGis Clark. Jackie Woodall, John Snively, Sue Rowder, Dale Knoll and Judy Holt.

Karen Bultman Honored On Ninth Birthday Karen Bultman, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Richard Bultman of 198 East 35th was honored Saturday night at a family wiener roast and birthday party in honor of her ninth birthday anniversary. A birthday cake was served and the guest of honor received many gifts. Present were Mr.

and Mrs. Bernie De Vries, Mr. and Mrs. Willis Knoll and Esther, Mr. and Mrs.

Julius Knoll, Jim, Leon, Steven and Eddie and Arla Bultman. Girl Loses Finger In Fireworks Accident ISHPEMING (UPI) Susan Polkki, 8. lost her right index finger Wednesday when an aerial bomb she was carrying exploded. She also suffered cuts to her chin, forehead and hands. State Police charged Carl Peterson with illegal possession of fireworks.

Peterson is the operator of the camp where the accident I occurred. Haven Reformed Church in Hamilton was the scene of the wedding which united Miss Sylvia Hope Klokkert and Norman Dale Juries on Friday, June 23, at 7:30 p.m. The Rev. S. C.

De Jong formed the double ring ceremony for the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Marvin Klokkert and the son of Mr. and Mrs. Justin Jurries, all of Hamilton.

Altar decorations included palms, spiral candelabra and two bouquets of white gladioli and blue and white peonies. The bride came down the aisle, escorted by her father, in a floorlength gown of silk organza with a scooped neckline edged in jewelled medallions. Similar jewelled motifs were scattered over the bouffant skirt which ended in a chapel train. Her butterfly veil of imported illusion fell from a lace crown embroidered in sequins and pearls. She carried a semi-cascade bouquet of white roses and blue carnations accented by garlands of ivy, satin streamers and rose buds on a white Her crystal necklace was a gift from the groom.

Mrs. Terry Skoglund, sister of the groom, served as matron of honor. She wore a light blue organza gown featuring a bodice with flowerettes held in place by seed pearls. She carried a natural reed basket filled with blue daisies and snap dragons. Calvin Klokkert, brother of the Fennville Norman Dale Juries (Vander Hoop photo) bride, served as best man while ushers were Lloyd and Wayne Juries, brothers of the groom.

Miss Norma Yonker. organist. accompanied the soloist, Dr. H. W.

Ten Pas, as he sang "0 Promise Me" and "Wedding Prayer." Following the ceremony the new. lyweds greeted about 80 guests in the Eten House in Serving at the punch bowl were Mr. and Mrs. Herschel Boerman while gift room attendants were Miss Vivian Folkert and Russell Dubbink. Mr.

and Mrs. Harlan Juries were master and mistress of ceremonies and Murial Klokkert was in charge of the guest book. Special music was provided by Peg and Timm and a reading was given by Calvin Klokkert. For a wedding trip to Niagara Falls, the bride chose to wear a light blue dress with white accessories and the corsage from her bridal bouquet. The new Mrs.

Jurries is a graduate of Zeeland High School and is employed in the office at Holland-Racine Shoes, Inc. Her husband, a graduate of Allegan High School, is employed as a carpenter. The newlyweds are making their home on route 2 in Hamilton. The couple was feted at prenuptial showers given by Mrs. Irvin Scholten, Mrs.

Harlan Jurries, Mrs. Terry Skoglund, Mrs. Justin Jurries, Mrs. Marvin Klokkert and Miss Muriel Klokkert. Jonathas, Mrs.

John White and Fennville Mrs. Ragna Christiansen. Mr. and Mrs. Chester Keag, The long weekend and holiday guests of Mr.

and Mrs. Walter Connie and Jimmy, have gone by Hicks were their three daughters, car to Tucson. Ariz. for a visit Mr. and Mrs.

Thomas and with their uncle and aunt, Mr. daughters of Vandenberg, and Mrs. Robert Keag. Miss Marlene Hicks of Michigan Mr. and Mrs.

George Bruder State University and on Tuesday are Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Dornan and receiving congratulations on the two children. Debbie and Peggy arrival of their first born, June Farrell who had been here two 29 at the Community hospital. The weeks, returned with their parlittle Miss, named Jill Idien, ents.

The Rev. and Mrs. Howard weighed 10 pounds, eight ounces. Mc Donald and two daughters visMr. and Mrs.

Samuel Morehead ited his parents in northern Michand family are vacationing with igan from Sunday until Tuesday. relatives and friends at Taylor- Mr. and Mrs. Harold Earley and their former home. children of Montana came five Mrs.

Anna Morse Sunday for a visit with her ville, returned last parFriday from weeks visit ents, Mr. and Mrs. Henry Locka two with her man. Mrs. Earley and children daughter, Mrs.

S. M. will for Newman and family of Wyoming stay several weeks. They Park. were joined by the Lockman's One of the cabins of Clarence son, Allen, and two children wife Brooks, east of the city, was com- of Grand Rapids for the holiday.

at 3 The Wayland visited Monday with Mrs. pletely fire last Mr. and Mrs. Henry Willyard of gutted by Friday a.m. occupants, Mr.

and Mrs. Charles Leona Keeler and Mr. and Mrs. Glenn, were not at Richard home at the time. He was at Jonathas.

work and she and her Fourth of July guests of Mr. son were at the home of her Mr. and Mrs. Louis A. Johnson were parents, the and Mrs.

Dordon. The fire is be- families of their three chillieved caused by an explosion of Mrs. Kirby Gooddren, Mr. and the television set. Loss is covered ing of Ganges, Mr.

and Mrs. Harthe but insurance rison Lee of Holland, Mr. and on building no carried the Mrs. Lynn Johnson, also Mrs. was on contents, all of which were destroyed.

Henry Johnson. Miss Yolanda Bouesh has Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Sliwoski gone had to Kalamazoo to make her home as guests from Friday until and she plans to finish high school Tuesday Mr. and Mrs.

William there. Madden and four children of KalMr. and Mrs. Frank Osborn and amazoo. On Sunday they were Donna drove to Sault Ste.

Marie joined by Mr. and Mrs. Robert to visit his parents. Mr. and Mrs.

Seuters and family and Sunday Russell Osborn, returning home evening by Mr. and Mrs. John Tuesday. Hungerford, all of Kalamazoo. Mr.

and Mrs. Edward Grams Weekend guests of Mr. and Mrs. spent Monday and Tuesday in U. S.

Crane were their daughters Kalamazoo with their and and families, Mr. and Mrs. John daughter family, Mr. and Mrs. Robert Hungerford of Kalamazoo and Mr.

Burger. and Mrs. George Buirsma of MusMrs. Bert Van Dis daugh- kegon. Another daughter, Mrs.

ter. Lillian. and another James Wooten and family of daughter. Mrs. Henry Volkers, her husband Grand Rapids spent the weekend and two of East at the Crane cottage on Lake children, Saugatuck spent Sunday evening with Michigan.

their daughter and sister, Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Charles King of Jennie Hutchinson. San Antonio.

Texas, formerly of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Blackburn Fennville, are expected 500n to left Saturday for Phoenix, Ariz. come to Grand Rapids for a six to visit her brother. James months visit there and this and Repp and wife.

The four Repp children the Kalamazoo area. who have spent several weeks here with their grandparents. and MIs. Glenn Repp, accompanied their uncle and aunt to The Rev. and Mrs.

Rasmus Burndsen of Muskegon were guests last Thursday of Mrs. Ragna Christiansen. David Chappell spent the weekend visiting friends at Madison, Wis. The birthday anniversary of i Mrs. Carl Walter was 'observed with a picnic last Friday evening at the Cook Memoriai park in Saugatuck.

Those present were Mr. and Mrs. Carl Walter and Philip. Miss 'Florence Sewers, Mrs. Myrtle Comstock.

Mrs. tia Woodall and her sister Mrs. Belle Cremens of Chicago. all of Saugatuck: Mr. and William Woodall, Jacque and Billy Joe of Holland; Mr.

and Mrs. Richard Rev. and Mrs. J. Kamps Visit Mrs.

Dena Schutmaat The Rev. and Mrs. Jacob Kamps, missionaries from Tohatechi, N. who visited Mrs. Dena Schutmaat at 55 East 14th left day for Denver.

where they will visit a son who was graduated from Law School at Boulder. While visiting Mrs. Schutmaat, the missionaries and their hostess took a trip to the Mackinac Straits bridge. the Upper and Lower. TahPark, ancient lookout of the quamenon River Falls and ways and often referred to as "Pontiac's Lookout." The Kamps attended graduation exercises of two of their sons.

Jack Kamps from the Medical School at Baylor University, Houston. Texas, and Philip, who was graduated from Calvin College. Grand Rapids. Bank Call Made LANSING (UPI -State Banking Commissioner Charles D. Slay today called for a report on condition of all Michigan chartered banks and trust companies as of the close of business June 30.

Bridge-Luncheons To Start at MBYC First in the series of weekly luncheons and bridge at the Macatawa Bay Yacht Club will be held Friday at 1 p.m. The weekly affairs are for members and Mrs. Chester Van Tongeren is general chairman for the bridge and announces that table prizes will be given for each table this summer. Reservations are to be made MBYC. Mrs.

"Kenneth Peirce and Mrs. William Bradford are chairmen for the Saturday night dinner dance at the club. The orchestra will be Robert Beatty of Grand Rapids. The Sunday buffets of the club are an established procedure with serving hours from 1 to 8 p.m. Receives Earldom LONDON (UPI -Queen Elizabeth Il has conferred an earldom on Sir Anthony Eden.

it was officially announced today. Big Ben. London's famous clock, has faces 22 feet across. Newly Appointed Notaries Announced by James Hare LANSING Secretary of State James M. Hare today released the list of notaries who were newly appointed or reappointed during the second quarter of 1961.

Those from the Holland area are Kathleen Atwood, Nelson Bosman, Donald E. Broene. John W. Clark, Wayne K. Dornbush, Alvin H.

Dyke. Wilbur E. Kouw. John Lenters. Wilma Lyons.

Don Michmerhuizen, Catherine Prince, Herman Prins, Genevieve Schippa, Melvin G. Timmer. Gordon Van Dyke and Janet B. Voss. Marriage Licenses Ottawa County John Van Lenten.

32, Rochelle Park, N. and Gertrude Mae Heerspink. 32. Holland: Robert F. Robinson.

49. Canal Point. and Lillie Harrison. 45, Grand Haven: Rollo Higgins. 39.

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