The Holland Evening Sentinel from Holland, Michigan • Page 11

11,1969 THE HOLLAND, MICHIGAN, EVENING SENTINEL MODEL BALL GOWNS--New members of Junior Welfare League will attend their first Charity Ball as members this year. These new members were selected to model the gowns they will wear at the 15th annual social event in the Civic Center on Saturday from 9 pjn. until 1 ejn. Shown in the bottom row, left to right, are Mrs. Thomas Brown, Mrs.

Ted DeLong and Mrs. John Shepard. On fee top step is Mrs. William Boyer and one step down is Mrs. Paul MitcheL" (Sentinel photo) Charity 'Bail Gowns League Members Variety One of the social highlights of the holiday season wfll be held Saturday night at the Civic Center from 9 pjm.

until 1 ajn. Junior Welfare League's 15th annual Charity Ball promises a glittering and festive evening burg of route 1, Zeeland, cele- for ell those attending this popu- brated their 35th wedding anni- Gerrit Essenburgs Mark Anniversary Mr. and Mrs. Gerrit G. Essen- Aud fence Moved By Chilling Old-New Tragedy A moving theatrical experience was shared by a full house for the opening of "Blessed Daddy" by Charles Nolte Wednesday night in the Little Theatre on Hope College cam- lar event Gowns to be worn this year by members of the League will range from the elegant length to the popular shorter cocktail length.

Some of the members will be wearing the newest in the fashionable pants suit. Decorations are in the traditional Christmas spirit with a color scheme of red and green carried, out in wreaths and trees decorated with tiny lights and red bows. Red candles surrounded by greens win glow on the tables. Guests wfll dance beneath a glittering ceiling of sil- versary Tuesday with a family dinner at Jay's Restaurant in Zeeland. Those present were their children and grandchildren.

Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Essenburg, Scott, Karen, Steven; Mr. and Mrs. Gary Horstmanshof; Miss Ruth Essenburg: also brothers and sisters, Jake Essenburg, Mr.

and Mrs. Herman Vanden Bosch, Mr. and Mrs. George Vollink, Mr. and Mrs.

Harry Driesenga, Bert Geurink, Mr. and Mrs. Herman Essenburg. Mr. and Mrs.

John Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Mast, Mrs. Jennie Essenburg. Mr.

and HAVTLAND CHINA (Odd Pieces--Various Patterns) Lincoln Ave. Salvage and Unclaimed Freight 13th and Lincoln Adv. Diepenhorst. Mr. and Mrs.

Frank Diepenhorst. ver tinsel roping and tiny lights. Mrs. Arie Diepenhorst Mr. and Continuous music to suit every taste will be provided by the' Tom Zaloras Orchestra.

Starting at 12 midnight, a buffet breakfast will be held at Point West. No reservations are required. Ball reservations are available from any League member ar at the door. PAGE THREE Local Calendar Of Events Engaged TOMGHT 7:00 a Crunching TOPS Club at St. Francis de Sales SchooL 7:30 Harrington Women's Athletic Club in school gym.

7:30 Adult film program in Herrick Public JJbrary. 7:30 Hamilton Muncbers TOPS Club in Hamilton Bank Bldg. Christian Junior High winter concert in Christian Higfr auditorium. 8:00 Alcoholics Anonymous and AI-Don meeting in All Saints' parish hall, Saugatuck. 8:00 VFW Auxiliary Christmas and 35th anniversary party.

8:00 Hope College drama "Blessed Daddy" in Little Theatre. 8:00 Community Theatre board meeting open to public in Theatre Workshop. 8:15 Senior recital by Prudence Tower, clarinetist and Kenneth Austin, trumpeter, in Winants Auditorium. FRIDAY 12:30 i a Duplicate Bridge Club at Wooden Shoe Motel. hour for 4 to 10 year olds at Herrick Library.

Rebekah Lodge business meeting at Hall. 8:00 Drama Daddy" in Hope College Little Theatre. 9:00 Hope Colltge Stage Band concert in Phelps HalL Miss Karen S. Oppewail Mr. and Mrs.

Ted Oppewail of 2111 Sandcrest Jenison, announce the engagement of their daughter, Karen Ron L. Avink. son of Mr. Mrs. Elmer Avink of 7125 60th Hudsonville.

A summer wedding is being CHARTER DINNER MESTING-nShown are officers and guests of ihe newly-formed Holland-Zeeiend Chapier of the National Secretaries Association as. tee charter event Wednesday at Holiday Inn. Seated (left to right) are VanderWerif, Margaret Johnson, Jean Wvngarden, Kathy Dyksira and Karen Xleahuis. Standing are special guests, John DeVries. Zeeland Chamber of Commerce; -Mayor Frank Hoogland of Zeeland: Holland's Mayor Xeison Bosman and William Currie of tie HoUand Chamber of Commerce.

(Sentinel photo) planned. Secretaries Chapter Holds Charter Night iWest Ottawa jWili Host Music Festival Town Talk Mrs. Bert Wierenga of 106 East 35th St. has been admitted to the University Hospital in Ann Arbor. Mr.

and Mrs. Wayne Van Dyke of 891 Harvard Dr. announce the adoption of a 7-week- old daughter, Susan Renee. A daughter, Ann -Marie, was born to Mr. and Mrs.

Richard Pluger, 53 West McKinley St, Zeeland, on Wednesday in Holland Hospital. Red Cross volunteers, the Mesdames Leona Sapdy, Allie Vander Werf and Lillian Van Ham visited the Grand Rapids Veterans Facffity Wednesday. They addressed Christmas cards for the veterans and distributed calendars. The play, a free adaptation in a modern setting of an old Greek Euripides tragedy, writ ten 2,500 years ago, showed a startling timeliness today with its way-out hippie cults. It was written by actor playwright Charles Nolte, currently professor of theatre history and stage direction at the University of Minnesota.

He is appearing as guest artist-in-residence at Hope College'as part of the college's cultural affairs program. '-Blessed Daddy," the chilling tale of an offbeat religious cult not unlike some weird ritualistic crimes of today, was written by Dr. Nolte in 1965 and was revised for its production here. In general, it is the story of extreme rationalism and ir- rationalism which the play- Hospital Notes HOLLAND C1T5" "HOSPITAL Visiting Hours Medical and Surgical Patients- 1:30 PJVL to 8:30 P.M. Matemitv Patients: 2:30 PJM.

to 4:00 P.M. Pediatrics Patients: 2:30 PJVL to 7:30 P.M. cancel out. The play got off to a fine Mr. and Mrs.

Bert Gebben, Mr. wright contends will eventually and Mrs. James Bruizeman. Unable to attend were airs. Jake Essenburg and Mr.

and Mrs. Peter Elenbaas. The evening concluded with Fred Kleinhefcsel showing pictures of "Precious Memories," and a social period. ENTERTAINTMENT Del Langejans, Accordianist Parties. Weddings, Socials Phone 392-2429 or 392-8383 Adv.

start with a scene much like an old Aimee Semple McPherson evangelistic meeting in an audience participation setting. Beautiful girls in long white robes led hymns, testimonies and faith cures, building up to the peak the arrival of Blessed Daddy himself, a tall slim long-haired figure' in clerical garb wearing dark glasses. The police raid in the middle of the play abruptly changed the mood and the hynotic spell Blessed Daddy cast on the police chief plus offstage sound effects of mystic rites for women only in the basement led to chilling developments. As people left the Little Thea- Admitted to Holland Hospital Wednesday were Beatrice Sicard, 19 West 29th Rosanne Jones, 115 West McKinley. Zeeland: Mrs.

Dale De Feyter, 200 River Hills Barbara Harris, Fennvflle; Nicole Taylor, 1692 Romeyn, 138th 117 East Raymond 14th Anne Ver Hey. New Richmond. Discharged Wednesday were Merrill Robbins, 381 West 18th Mrs. John Charron and twins, 18 North State Zeeland; Mrs. Mark McCarthy, 14236 James St; Donald Me Alpine, Hamilton: Abe Vesi- rink, 1712 Main Resales, 15 17th Stacy Geary, West 14th Martin Haveman, 187 East 10th Mrs.

Gerald Nykerfc, 28 West 18th Larry and Gary Oetman, route Terry 257 East 14th Clifford Onthank, 1663 South Shore Mrs. Hector Vigil, 201 West 14th SL; Mrs. John Jager, 135 Grandview Mrs. Donald Otto, Fennvflle: Tressie Snyder, Dorr; Mrs. Dan Kadwell and baby, 70S Anderson; Mrs.

James Boeve and baby, 27 Brooklane. Area Student Teachers Finish Assignments Tbe Holland-Zeeland Chapter I Life Insurance Company- tll- of the National Secretaries i ian Flamboe. Beech-Xra I Association was installed and a Jensen. Lokker charter members initialed a 3oier and Dalman- Irene candlelight and roses ceremony Hutson. Parke.

Davis and at a dinner meeting Wednesday Gail A Lawson Lokker Boter at Holiday Inn. and balman; Joan Montague. LaVerne McNeill. president of Donnelly Mirrors, Joyce- president of the Michigan School the sponsoring Muskegcn Chap- Mulder First Michigan Bank Band and Orchestra Associa- ter, introduced the special and Trust Niea-' tion, is chairman of the Festi- guests. Mayor Nelson Bosman, huis.

Chemetron Pig-' val. A total of 1.500 students Mayor Frank Hoogland, William ments Division; Jean i will be partieioaung from 3 i kus Boter 2nd Dal a to 4 p.m. Each student will The West Ottawa Instrumental Department heads wfll be the local chairmen for the District 10 Junior Ensemble Festival Saturday. Lester Foote, second vice- Currie. Holland Chamber of Commerce, John De Vries.

Zeeland Chamber of Commerce, and welcomed the Michigan man. Others are Mary Lou Novak, Chemetron i receive a rating. The genera! public is invited to attend. West Ottawa Band Division Officers: Margaret Division- Karen i a Orchestra Boosters will Johnson CPS, president; Lokker7 Boter and Dalman rovide fac 1Jtie for refresh- lian Billmeier, CPS recording ois Revnolds. Citv of Holland" I me nts and noon meaL secretary: Margaret Piggott.

Department of Environmental Genera chairman corresDondmff seerpfarv smrl v.ni=_ T- Lucas. Mrs. Harwel is Nelson Miss Lynne Ann Poppema Mr. and Mrs. Frank Poppe- ma of 245 East 19th announce the engagement of their daughter, Lynne Ann, to Henry William Sybesma, son of Mr.

and Mrs. Mike Sybesma of 501 West 17th St. Miss Poppema is a student in the Associate Degree in Nursing program at Grand Rapids Jun- Billmeier, each charter mem- Co Lois Van Lente First! ottawa cooking staff assisting, ber received her rose as she i National Bank- Marv Ann VarJ In charge of the pop and candy apDroached the initiation can- der Werff Lea- Siealer Irr ana lU be Ed Sjoerdsma. dies. The installation of officers Home Division; 1 Angeline Van' Tf dut TMZ a and initiation of members was 1 will be Mrs.

Albertus De Boe conducted by Margaret Johnson, CPS; Margaret Piggott, and Betty Conway. The NSA charter, gavel and banner were presented to the Holland Zeeland Chanter. The meeting was adjourned by the new Holland-Zeeland Wynen, Citv Holland Park i TMf rTV -TM lus and Department Ruth M. Vereeke, City of Holland; Jeannine A. Wvngarden.

Parke. Davis and and Shirley J. Zoet Sligh Furniture GARAGE SALE Sat. Dec. 13, 9 A.M.-4 P.M.

1355 Edgewood. Waukazoo Large Variety of Items Adv. tends United Electronics Institute in Grand Rapids. ior College. Mr.

Sybesme at- Chapter president, Jeannine! 4-nnS-In 1 "TVif.frT -frr Charter members are Nicola S. Compagner, Parke, Davis Company; Geneva De Boer, First National Bank: Kathleen Dykstra, Northwestern Mutual Several area among those students a from Western Trinity Service Guild Holds Yule Dinner A Christmas tree theme prevailed at the Christmas dinner of the Trinity Reformed Church Women's Guild for Christian Service on Monday night. The annual event, held in Ter Keurst auditorium, was attended by over 100 women. Tables were arranged in the form of a tree, pointing toward a small living Christmas tree in the front of the room. Each member of the executive board contributed her favorite Christmas centerpiece or decoration to decorate the tables.

They also prepared the meal which was served by members of the RCYF. Following dinner favorite carols were sung, led by airs. Jacob Westerhoff. A program of inspirational Christmas music was presented by the HHS Madrigal Singers, under the direction of Mr. Harvey Meyer, and accompanied by Kenneth Volkers at the piano.

They opened with "Cantique de Noel" by eaert and "Rejoice Beloved Christians" by Eccard. They also presented the contata, The Infant Jesus" by Buxte- iude. They were joined in this by a string ensemble composed of Laurie Slagh. Sue Etterbeek, John Balks, Carlene Selover and Renee Selover. The group closed with "Fanfare for Christ- tre on the fourth floor of the Michigan University, Kalama- handed reprints of this week's! 200 who lan to Newsweek story on '-'Cast of i room teachers and will be end- Hummel Figures from Germany lead Crystal Sta'uary Music Boxes Paper Weights Brass, Crystal the state this month.

They are Teresa Haddock Kline, Linda Joan Oudman, Janice De Vries, Wayne Dale Diekema, Linda Lee Tufaergen, David Alan' Vizithum, Luana Jean Wise, Ward Allen Paul, afl of Holland: Charlene A Umlor, Coopersville; Janice Jean Bagger. Fennville; Irene Ruth Boersen Duane Jay Jost- berns both of Hamilton; Carroll Alte Sanders, Saugatuck. mas Day" by Shaw. Devotions centering around the theme of trees were led by Mrs. Peter Ten Kley.

She challenged al to be the right kind of tree in then- Christian influence. Mrs. John H. Van Dyke continued the theme in the installation of new officers for 1970. Taking office were President, Mrs.

Barley Brown; corresponding secretary, Lucille Kooyers: treasurer, Mrs. Herman Slager: spiritual life retary. Helen Kuite. As each the Hypnotic an ac- count of grotesque multiple a OO throughout murder by a mystical traveling commune in California headed by a self-styled prophet whose alleged hypnotic spells over his followers, most of them girls, led to some of the most grisly murders on record. The play wfll be repeated tonight.

Friday and Saturday in the Little Theatre at 8 p.m. Hope Senior Recitals Set Tonight in Winants Hope College music majors Prudence Tower and Kenneth, Austin will present their recitals tonight at 8:15 in ants Auditorium. i Miss Tower, clarinetist will! Cnr tiria party Tuesday at the Virgil Harper. Mrs. Van Dyke be accompanied by Dale Nyboer! day Inn unch was served concluded thai as each gives a Friendship Circle Holds Christmas Potluck Dinner Friendship Circle of St.

Francis de Sales Church held its annual Christmas potiuck party in the auditorium Tuesday afternoon- Present were 28 members and two guests, Msgr. J. A. Moleski, pastor of St. Francis de Sales and Hal King, of the Services to Senior Citizens, Grand Rapids Diocese.

Following dinner, the guests addressed the group. Mr. King speaking on the new trends in helps to senior citizens, trins and tours being planned for 1970 and on the discontinuance of his office in Muskegon. An tables were gaily decorat-1 ed in the holiday motif by i Mrs. Lawrence Smith end her committee.

Gifts were exchanged. The i next monthly i Friendship Circle will be held in the auditorium Jan. 13. Santa Claus Visits Birchwood Manor Santa Claus wfll be 'Ho-ho- hoing' at Birchwood Manor this! evening at 7:30 as he pays a visit to the residents of" the manor. Accompanying Santa will be West Ottawa High School Girls: who are members of Mrs.

Cranmer's Horizon group. They will entertain the residents and' sing Christmas Carols. The girls have made gifts which jolly old Santa will be delivering to the residents at Birchwood along with wishes of good cheer. fbr fan place GIFTS FDR HER I YlPRESEflTS PERFECT FOR miLROV Treasure chests ASSORTED JEWEL BOXES 1 Boxes to IioH her rings! or pierced earrings? Others for all kinds of jewelry. Deluxe jewel REDUCED All Winter Coats French Cloak, 3G E.

3th Adv. called forward, she lit a on the tree, signifying her contribution toward the women's work in the church. Also lighting lights, representing the general membership of the Guild as well as their own individual contribution, were i Mrs. Gordon Van Oostenburg, The employes and staff of i Mrs. Harold De Fouw, Miss Drive In held their I Gertrude Lievense and Mrs.

Employes and Staff Hold Holiday Party Wood and Suzanne De Accom- Ifalian Wir.e Sets Venetian Glass Many, Many More Patio Bells Dutch Spoons Items Imparted Candles pan yi ng Austin will be Wendy Decontor Scales WinsMp and Glenn Pride. Aus- tin will play the B-flat, and Ptwier from Holland Hand-cut Jewelry Boxes Billfolds Soap Dishes 3000 Gifts to Choose frern. Figurines Glass Grapes Charms THE AMSTERDAM GIFT SHOP 1504 SO. SHORE DRIVE OPEN DAILY 9 9 Free GHt Wrapping! We Pack For Shipping! followed by dinner for the 165 little of herself, she helps to persons attending. Christmas carols were lldes were shown de ict make a great light sung As a climax, the tree -was Miss Tower will teach in Ann Arbor after graduation in June.

Austin is trumpet soloist with the Kalamazoo Symphony Orchestra and also plays with the Grand Rapids Symphony. KOLLECTORS KORNER Antiques 9 A.M.-9 P.M. Daily Discount Now 'til Christmas 890 Wash. Tel. 396-6861 Adv, ing the progress of Russ' Drive In from the beginning to the present time.

Christmas checks were distributed to ell employes and special awards for years of service were given to Marian Snyder, Audrey De Jonge, Myrtle Hoffman, Ethel Kruithoff, Esther Hamstra, Mary Shidler, Stan Voss and Gordon Bouws. Gifts were also presented by the employes to J. Russell Bouws, Stan Voss end Gordon Bouws. presented to Mrs. Lincoln Sennett, out-going president, to be planted at her home as a remembrance of her unique contribution and guidance to the Guild.

Christmas gifts were also presented to Mrs. Van Oosten- burg, the pastor's wife, Librarian Gertrude Lievense, and Miss Adrianna Steketee. church secretary who is retiring after 18 years of service to Trinity Church. Mrs. Otto Schaap made the presentations and closed the meeting with prayer.

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