The Times Herald from Port Huron, Michigan • Page 16

PAGE 2, SECTION PORT HURON TIMES HERALD Sunday, January 25, 1970 Nuptials Unite Couples Gillain-Linscheid An evening ceremony Friday the First United Presbyterian Ann G. Linscheid, sister of the bride, were bridesmaids. Richard L. Gillain, Akron, 0. was best man for his brother.

Peter R. Fodor, Arlington, Va. and Paul E. Jones, Warren, were ushers. After the ceremony a reception was held in St.

Clair Inn. The couple will reside in Fort Polk, La. where the bridegroom is stationed with the United States Army. "hurch united Miss Laura Jean Linscheld and Donald Bruce Gil- ain in marriage. The bride is the daughter of Mr.

and Mrs. Fred H. Linscheld. Gratiot Ave nue. The bridegroom is the son of Mr.

and Mrs. L.M. Gillain, Warren. vv mr i.t: Mrs. Peter R.

Fodor, Arling ton, Va was matron of honor for her sister. Miss Martha E. Heller, Dexter, Mich, and Miss lit Photo by Israel MRS. DONALD BRUCE GILLAIN Photo by Morion MRS. DANNY LEE HILLIS Hillis-Johnson -YALE Miss Marion Therese Leigh Johnson, sister of the Photo by Marlon MRS.

KENNETH L. JELINEK Jelinek-Clark PERMANENTS $g95 idonnson, aaugmer of Mrs. Rich-bride, and Miss Therese Ann ard Johnson Goodells, became Emmett. Miss Linda Thompson-Clemens YALE Miss Patricia Clemens, daughter of Mr, and Mrs. William Clemens, Port Huron, me onue 01 uanny tee Fridav evenine in Sacred Heart sister of the bridegroom, YALE Miss B.

Kay Clark Honsinger, all of Capac, were and Kenneth L. Jelinek ex was junior bridesmaid. bridesmaids. Robert J. Jelinek Catholic Church.

The bride John Waters, Smiths Creek, groom is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Harold Hillis, Emmett. Fa was best man for his brother and Richard Jelinek, another Jack Quain, Emmett, and Rob' and Daniel Thompson, son of changed wedding vows in an 'evening ceremony in the Trinity Missionary Church of Yale, Saturday. The bride is the daughter ther James Francek, cousin of ert Sampson, Clarksville, Mr.

and Mrs. Leonard Thomp the bride, officiated were ushers. David Hillis was brother, was usher. Larry Henderson, Elkton, and Donald M. son, were married in the Cole Miss Ellen Jnhnsnn.

r.nnrlflls 'hpst man fnr hie hrnthr I Of Mr. and Mrs. William D. Gardner, Yale, also were ush was maid of honor for her sister. A reception followed in the Clark, Capac.

The bridegroom is ers. Bridesmaids were Miss Suzanne American Legion Hall. Theithe son of Mr' and Mrs- James Completed in 2 hour Includes Shampoo, Cut and Set Shampoo and Set $1.75 Styled Hair Cut $1.75 (No Appointment) Hollywood Beauty Shop YU 2-7807 209Vi Huron Ave. Neaton, Detroit, Miss Mary1 couple will reside in St. Clair.

Jelinek, Fihon, Mich. After a reception In the Yale Elementary School Gym the couple left on a wedding trip to miss sue Ann uaraner, Lros-well, was maid of honor. Miss Jan L. Clark, sister of the bride, Miss Jan Huston, and Miss Jan United Methodist Church, Jan. 17.

Miss Jayne Clemens, Port Huron, was maid of honor for her sister. Miss Kathy Burns, also of Port Huron, was bridesmaid. Dennis Gerlach was best man. David Twiss, Port Huron, was groomsman. A reception followed in the church rooms.

The newlyweds northern Michigan. They will re side in Mt. Pleasant. Mich. Maxi-Comfort Requires New Set Of Wriggles Photo by Powen MRS.

MICHAEL J. STADALNIKAS Stadalnikas-Reynolds Club Notes News Miss Patricia M. Reynolds ter. Mrs. Mark Stadalnikas, Miss Sandra Cowles, Goodells, are residing in Emmett.

and Michael J. Stadalnikas ex young woman. "The extra fabric of the skirt that's usually bunched up behind you makes it impossible." changed wedding vows in an evening ceremony in St. Ste phen's Catholic Church, Friday. XI EPSILON CHAPTER BETA SIGMA PHI "Just make sure it doesn't get The bride is the daughter of Mr.

caught in the door," suggested a AUXILIARY TO FAMILY SERVICE AGENCY OF ST. CLAIR COUNTY Due to the illness of Rev. J. Alton Cressman, planned guest and Mrs. Robert J.

Reynolds, Ravenswood Road. The bride Arrangements for a theater night in Detroit in March were and Miss Cynthia Hayes were bridesmaids. Mark Stadalnikas, was best man for his brother. Gary Stadalnikas, Goodells, William Jahn, Goodells, and Keith McQuid were ushers. After a reception in the Smiths Creek American Legion Hall the couple left on a wedding trip to Florida.

On return they will reside in Goodells. third girl. "I once went half a groom is the son of Edward Sta- block with my coat hem flap detailed for members of Xi Ep a I i a and Mrs. Herbert ping-" speaker for the Auxiliary to the silon Chapter of Beta Sigma Phi Clark, Goodells. "You have to kind of hold the Miss Kathleen R.

Reynolds at their January meeting. By LOUISE COOK (Associated Press Writer) NEW YORK (AP) Girls who've finally mastered the art of slithering in and out of a car in a now find they need a new set of wriggles if they're to manage in a maxi. The Chicago Motor Club issued some advice for maxicoat wearers, suggesting they cope with the extra length and fabric by lifting the coat slightly, backing into the seat and settling the skirt on either side of the legs. Girls who've combined maxl-coating and motoring have their own ideas and say the longer garments present both advantages and disadvantages. "You've got to unbutton the at least halfway," advised one girl, "or you won't be able 'to get your feet apart." skirt of the coat to one side- was matron of honor for her sis- ine evening program was sort of like a train and edge Family Service Agency of St.

Clair County, another guest speaker, Miss Claire Austin, spoke to the members, Wednesday. Miss Austin, executive di into the car," said one maxi conducted by Mrs. Jack Carson, wearer. Croswell, who displayed decoup-age articles and discussed the "The first time I ever drove a car in my maxt I opened my rector of the Family Service Agency in Port Huron, spoke on techniques of the craft. coat and draped it over the Following a business meeting, the work of the agency, refer emergency brake.

I completely ring to the many kinds of prob refreshments were served by forgot to release the brake until I'd driven several blocks and lems tor which people requesters. Veto Pesano, Mrs. Carl help. She pointed out t.iat people anA cf vjt smelled burning rubber," said one woman. "Luckily I didn't have a car with a stick shift do not choose to be failures or meeti scheduled for "Don't even try putting on a in accordance with their back' iseat belt," warned another TRIPLE LINK CLUB i ground and environmental experiences, she emphasized.

The 1970 officers of the Triple The newly elected officers to Link Club were elected at the business meeting, in the home of the auxiliary introduced at the meeting include the following: Mrs. George Justin, White Mrs. Kenneth Wilkens, presi Street. The new officers are: Mrs. Jack Rutledge, president; dent; Mrs.

Neil Van Haaften, vice president; Mrs. Charles Tuschling, secretary; Mrs. Maurice Roach, treasurer; Mrs. Last Few Days of Our ANNUAL JANUARY CLEARANCE! ODDS-N-ENDS Mrs. Charles Palmateer, vice president; Mrs.

Mabel Sinclair, secretary; and Mrs. Cecil Pat Robert Yarger, corresponding tulo, treasurer. The February meeting, will be held in the home of Mrs. Clarence Murray, 433 secretary; Mrs. Leo Ellsworth and Mrs.

Kenneth Walters, three year directors; Mrs. J. W. Tielk-ing, one year director. The appointed officers are: Mrs.

Otto Taylor Street. Klaas, parliamentarian; Mrs. Algonac Notes Ralph Luebke, memberships; Mrs. Felix Heering, pro ects; SUITS COSTUMES MILLINERY ACCESSORIES DRESSES LINGERIE SPORTSWEAR Mrs. Edgar Emerson, telephone, and Mrs.

Robert Kittman, histo "Happiness Is Playing the PI rian. ano" was the title of a program presented by members of the AI gonac Music Study Club at its January meeting In the home of AMERICAN LEGION HAMMOND POST NO. 8 In a Parisienne atmosphere, the Hammond Post No. 8 of the AeMAninnM Mfilsrt Tn rn fink BEEHIVE BLOND Miss Carolyn Slepicka. Members sang the hymn of the month, "Love Divine All Love IHCt IUI lil uunvu vi 1 Excelling." the season in the Legion Hall, Mrs.

Richard Adler eaught more than a few eye at a New York City charity dance with this conical hair arrangement of blond tresses strung with pink feathers. Dance sponsors stipulated that women should come with blond hair. Mrs. Adler, who Is talking to Jones Yorke, calls her coiffure the leaning tower of Pisa. The club's next meeting will Sixth Street.

Saturdav evening. in the home of Miss rliilniiiin Inr tho Annra uiara be Feb l. Dnr.la I Me Watt. MARYSVILLE Table decorations followed the Parisienne theme. Officers greeting members at the door were Mr.

and Mrs. Douglas McBcan, president, Mr. and Mrs. Peter Paulus and Mr. and Mrs.

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