The Holland Evening Sentinel from Holland, Michigan • Page 11

DECEMBER 1, 1972 THE HOLLAND, MICHIGAN, EVENING FRIDAY, SENTINEL PAGE THREE Christmas Clearance Bureau Opens on Dec. 4 for people Providing: in a need Christmas is dinner' what the Christmas Clearance Bureau is all about. Beginning on DIondar. Dec. 4.

any person or organization can help those less fortunate in the community. The Clearance Bureau, headed by the Salvation in cooperation with the Social Service Department. and siaffed by members of the Junior Welfare League, will help provide a happier for all in need. Toe Bureau's function is 10 clear the names of those on welfare and keep a list of all those in need. This eliminates the duplication of names of fam-, ilies already receiving dinners.

Persons or groups who wish to provide a Chrisimas dinner are asked call the Bureau. certain size family. After the 396-7294 10 pear the name of a name is given to them by Bureau. it is the responsibility of the donors to see that the family recei.es the uncooked dinner. The dinner should be de-' livered during the week before Chrisimas, not Christmas Ere or Christmas Day.

A suggested list for the dinner includes turkey or canned ham. fresh fruits and vegetables. fruit cake or Christmas cookies. sweet or Irish potatoes, rolls. nuts.

hard candies. pickles and relishes. milk or jello. Some private individuals or groups may have a special family they want to help by provid-. ing a Christmas dinner.

are asked to call the Bureau, and give them this name SO there is no duplication on the. lists. Junior Welfare League members will be at the telephone at the Chrisimas Clearance Bureau starting Monday. Dec. 4 9 a.m.

and continuing to noon and then from p.m. The telephone number is 396-7294. The Bureau will operate from Dec. 4 through Dec. 20.

Biondays through Fridays. Further information may also be obtained by writing Christmas Clearance Bureau. PO Box 613-ACB. Holland. 49423.

Gribbs Heads Cities League INDIANAPOLIS. nd. (UP) 49th Congress of Cities demanded Thursday that the federal government impose noise pollution controls in areas surrounding airports. The delegates also reaffirmed their stand for strong gun control legislation at Thursday's closing session. and elected officers Preache sponsoring National of Cities (NLC).

Mayor Roman Gribbs of Detroit. who had supported the strong gun control was chosen unanimously as NLC president for the coming year. Los Angeles Councilman Thomas Bradley, a black. was elected first vice president. a position that normally, would lead to the presidency in 1973.

Mavor E. J. Garn of Salt Lake City. Utah. was elected second vice president.

Cumerford's FRIDAY and SATURDAY SPECIAL 3 PC. FISH FILLET $1.35 Potatoes, Vegetable, Roll Butter OPEN SUNDAY 8 A.M. to 3:30 P.M. Special Baked Swiss Steak DO A Gift Suggestions From Paul's A DEN FIRMER A MARINA Choose Keepsake and get a written guarantee of perfect quality. A and protection trade-in against value.

diamond loss CARESS Keepsake Keepsake REGISTEREC LIAMONT. RINGS ONE PEERLESS A Always Something New at Paul's Pauli and GIFTS A JEWELRY 24 WEST 8TH Open 'Til 9 Each Night Til Christmas FO Local Calendar Of Events 2:00 Film Matinee for Chil-' dren at Herrick Library. 6:00 Star of Bethlehem Chapter 40. Order of Eastern. Star Christmas party at Masonic Temple.

8:00 Zeeland High School to present "Funny Girl" in cafeteria. 8:15 "A Funny Thing Hapipened on the War to the Forum by Holland Community Theater in Holland High Performing Arts Center. 9:00 Dance at Elks Lodge. 9:00 Dance at VFW Post: Home. 9:00 Dance at Moose Home.

TONIGHT 6:00 Santa Claus in workshop. 32 East 8th until p.m. 6:30 Warerly Activity Club Christmas Dinner at Van Raalte's Restaurant with party following at home of Mrs. Donald Essenberg. 8:00 Zeeland Alcoholics and Al-Anon meetings in Second Reformed Church Zeeland.

8:15 "A Funny Thing Happened on the Way to the Forum' by Holland Community Theatre: in Holland High Performing Arts Center. SATURDAY 9:00 March of Dimes, CHAMPS glass. tin can and alum num collection. 6th and College. 9:30 Holland Hospital gift shop Christmas gift sale in; Heritage Room until 3:30 p.m.

9:30 Connell School PTO bazaar at school on Crosswell and Hiav. atha West Olive, until 3 p.m. 10:00 Santa Claus at workshop. 32 East 8th until 5 p.m. Also 6 p.m.

to 9 p.m. 9:30 Dance at Eagles Hall. Thea Jongekrijg Becomes Bride Of Lloyd Scholten Miss Thea Jongekrijg and Lloyd Scholten were united in marriage Thursday evening in Graaischap Christian Reformed Church. The Rev. Bernard Den, Ouden Mrs.

performed the ceremony while Nancy Bosscher was organist. Parents of the couple are and JIrs. Dennis Jongekrijg, 58-1 98 New Holland Hudson-: 1 ville. and Mr. and Jirs.

Gerald Scholten. 4343 61st Holland. The bride was attired in gown of ivory organza over' bridal satin with lace and pearl trim and featuring a high waist. fitted lace bodice. full circle skirt and sleeves and slight train.

headpiece of lace petals held here chapel train veil of illusion. Mrs. Carl Van Rhee was her sister's matron of honor and; Bore an empire gown of orange I crepe with ivory lace trim. At' tired in a similar vellow gown was the bridesmaid. Miss Elaine Scholten, sister of the: groom.

Kenneth Scholten attended this brother as best man while Mark Jongekrijg. the bride's i brother. was groomsman. The couple greeted guests at a reception in the church parlors where Mr. and Jirs.

David Holme presided as master and mistress of ceremonies. Mr. and Birs. Roger Sneller were at the punch bowl while Mr. and Mrs.

I Henry Vugteveen were in the gift room. The newlyweds will make their home at 4341 61st St. 1 1 I TROUBLEMAKERS Brewing up some hanie Leanza; Mabel played by George trouble in the Hope College theatre pro- Ralph; and Maud, played by Steve Britton. duction of "Annabelle Broom, Witch" are witches Lydia, The Hope College theatre de-: partment will again present a children's play for the Christmas season. Ten performances of "Annabelle Broom.

the Unhappy Witch" will be held in the theatre of the DeWitt Cultural Center beginning Thurs-: dav. Dec. 7. Annabelle Broom is a delightful musical about a witch who wants to become bewitchingly beautiful in a pink dress. She tints her hair with berries and 'ties pink ribbons on her broom-: stick in an effort to be fash-1 ionable.

For an assignment. from the head witches, she is Nursery School Has Activities The students at First United, Methodist Nursery School have had many events this fall. Both Mrs. Lynn Hoepfinger's vearfolds and JIrs. Dean Sommers' 3-and 4-year-old classes have had several outings.

The students were given pony rides at Teusink's Farm earlier this fall and visited Prince's Pizza. restaurant. Other highlights have includ-! ed a visit from an officer of the Holland Police Department and a Halloween party. A visit! from Santa Claus is expected if board president Mrs. William Bopf can coax him away from his busy schedule.

Other board members include Mrs. Lawrence Souder, vice president; Mrs. Elliot Tanis, secretary: Richard treasurer: Jirs. Dennis equipment: Jirs. Thomas Ambrose, publicity: Airs.

William Rocker. registration, and David VandeVusse. member-at-large. The school is in its second of operation and an addi- 1 year tional afternoon 4-year-old class has been added this fall. Fire Damages Car Damage was estimated at $200 in a fire of the electrical system of a 1970 model car in the General Electric company parking lot along East 16ht St.

at 7:10 a.m. today. The car was owned by Joyce Fett of Grand Haven. Holland firemen responded to the alarm. A SPECIAL GIFTS for EVERYONE Annettes 25 West Holland Gift 9th St.

Shop Between River Central 0 Feature dinner from the gourmet Dec. 4-9 kitchen With Medaillon Crableg of Veal Asparagus Oscar Tips $5,50 POINT 00000000000G OOO 'Phone Holland 335-5894 05 43 'Funny Girl' Successful Production at Zeeland By Nobody Brice's opened land High. rained on Fanny parade as G.rl" Thursday night at Zee- Lil Tayior 3 as exceptional in he: portrayal of Fanny Brice. the Ziegfeld Folles star. She dominated the stage n.th her fast delivery of comie tires No: only was lih Taylo: poisec in her acting.

bu: ner singing was good. She handled Such cumbers as "People. Rain 00 my Patade and "Sadie. Sadie. Married Lady' quite well.

The rest of the cast aid a fine job in complimenting Lili Taylor performance. Jeff plaved the role of Nick Arnsterin. Fanny's lover: Ber Landen Bosch was Fanny's mother: and Chris Van Hoeven nas Eddie Ryan. Fanny's close friend. Tre scenery was simple and effective Shifting to the different sections of the stage.

the scene changes were executed: quickly. Costuming was well done and typified the era shortly before and after World War: I. The entire company the cast. the production crews. and musical accompanists performed a light.

fast moving production filled with humor and music. And when Lili Tarlor as Fanny Brice sings "I'm the Greatest Star." she is not kidding. The Zeeland Drama Club wili present Girl" again Saturday, Dec. 2 and Monday, Dec. 4 at 8 p.m.

in the Zeeland High School. Hospital Notes HOLLAND CITY, HOSPITAL VisHag Hours Mecical ace Surgical Paverts: tO 8:30 Patents: M. :2 4 09 26. Pediatrics Patients: 2.39 :0 7:00 P.M. Admitted to Hollard Hospital Thursday were Susan Harley, Philip Vandal.

Donald Kline. Mier. Carl Eoel, Kenneth Ossewaard Marjorie Prins, Jean McLean. Deloris Burden, Tieren De Wind. Edgar Pinnsoneauli, Johanna Van Iwaarden.

Patricia Boeve and Sheryl Hardin. Discharged Thursday were Ruth De Weerd. Ira Briggs, Karyl Mulder. Maria Garza baby. Mulder baby.

Jason Wisniewski. Earle lander Kolk, Lloyd De Boer. Ruth Smith, Lavina Vannette. Ernest Tunstill, Jennifer Vander Brock and baby. Richard Carrillo, Sam Dukstra.

Nancy Day, Ida Brower. Janet Overway, Lois Jaarda twins. and Nancy Marcus and baby. the Unhappy The children's played by Stepsent to frighten two lost children. but instead.

she is charmed by them. so she decides 10 say, Witches' Union betake them, home. Needless 10 comes quite upset! Evening performances have been scheduled for Dec. 7 to 9 and 13 to 16. Evening shows start at 8 p.m.

Matinee performances will be held at 9:45 a.m. on Friday. Dec. 8. and at 1 p.m.

on both Thusday. 14. and Friday. Dec. 15.

The Hope production is under. the direction of Donald assistant professor of theatre. The scenery and costumes were Engaged Miss Susan Bosman of Mr. and Mrs. Robert J.

Formsma of Zeeland. A May wedding is being planned. Mr. and Mrs. Nelson Bosman.

5 East 12th announce the Susan. to Bruce Formsma. son engagement of their Miss Luann Vanden Bosch Dir. and Mrs Leonard Vanden Bosch. 21 West Lawrence Zeeland.

announce the engagement of their daughter, Luann. to David L. Kempema. son of Mr. and Drs.

Clarence Kempema. 5724 Elm Hudsonville A late summer wedding IS being planned. Area Hospitals Report 3 Girls Born Thursday Holland and Zeeland and Community Hospital. Douglas. reported three girls born Thursday.

Born in Holland Hospital was a daughter. Alanna Kay. :0 Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Rossell.

route 2. Lot 55. Hamilton Born in Zeeland Hospital tras a daughter. Lynnea Dawn. 10 Mr.

Mrs. Ivan Janssen 8126 Adams Zeeland Born in Douglas was a daugnter. Tammy Lynn, to Dr and Mrs. Daniel Snyder. 6070 138th Holland.

Christmas Trees Wreaths. Boughs Potter's Produce 2440 E. 8th St. Holland Tree Sales Open Weekdays 'Til 9 p.m. Saturday 'Til 6 m.

Proceeds For '73 Y.C. Convention Ninth St. Chr. Reformed Y.P.S. Chr.

Reformed Y.P.S. musical opens Dec. 7. 4 designed by Richard Smith. instructor in theatre.

The part of Annabelle will be' plaved by Joann Duvekot of Wilmington. George Ralph. chairman of the theatre department at Hope. plays, Mabel. Other roles are played by Stephanie Leanza of East Northport.

N. Y. as Lydia: Margaret Rose of East Hampion, N. as Esther and Steve Britton of Niles as Maud. The children are played by Rita Hendrickson of Shelby and.

Connie Demos of Watchung. N. J. Ticket information can be received by calling 392-6200. Herrick Library Lists Bookmark Contest Winners The winners of the Herrick: Public Library Bookmark contest are Erin Duffy.

Steve Polinsky. Brenda Jennings, Noemi Diartinez. Jani Bussies, Gary Jacobs. David Washington. Donna Castro.

Gretchen Boere and Ruben Guzman. Other winners are Jesse Ramirez. Pam Laarman. Chris Stroh, Debbie Hackney. Richy Ortiz.

John Lightfoot. Elizabeth Johnson, Ricky Santamaria, Lisa Gordon, Ron Schuitema. Del Hidrogo. George Thomas, Becky Van Eck and Cindy Rasmussen. This contest took place during National Children's Book Week.

Nov. 13-18. Copies will be made of these with the boy's or girl's name on them and given out as bookmarks throughout the year of 1973. 'A Christmas Carol' Featured at Matinee The monthly Herrick Library Film Matinee for children will be presented this Saturday afternoon at 2 p.m. Open without charge.

the program will include two short films. Horse" and "Pedro. the Little Airplone." A somewhat longer seasonal film is the new American Film: Festival award winner. "A Christmas Carol." This is the timeless tale of Ebenezer i Scrogge and his discovery of the meaning of Christmas. The well-loved Dicken's characters; of Tiny the Cratchett Family.

Marleight's Ghost and! nephew Fred are presented in an unusual manner. REDUCED Special Group of Winter Coats French Cloak 30 E. 8th Hummel For Christmas Hummel Christmas Plates APOTHECARY Hummmel 3:7: SHOP Music Boxes Hummel Candles 8th of Rover. Hellend, Mich, Holiday Special FINE SELECTION OF WIGS values to $70.00 Your Choice $1000 Margrets Lakewood Plaza Open Thurs. Fri.

Nights 'Til 9.00 ANNUAL CHARITY BALL Christmas in Holland Sponsored By JUNIOR WELFARE LEAGUE THE GLENN MILLER WORLD FAMOUS ORCHESTRA? dO under the direction of BUDDY DE FRANCO December 16, 1972 9 P.M. to 1 A.M. vic Center Proceeds For Chanty $10.00 Couple $15.00 Patron Name I Address 13 Mail this coupon and check to: Playing in the Miss Barbara Zoet GLENN MILLER 1453 South Shore Drive TRADITION With the authentic Hollana. Michigan 49423 or Phone 335-5424 MILLER arrangements 05 43.