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MONDAY, JANUARY 24, 1972 PAGE FOUB THE NEWS PALLADIUM, BENTON HARBOR, MICH. 77 JI Jl Ji.Jliey- re Catholic Nuptials pink rose with pink and red ribbons. Similarly gowned were the bride smaids, Miss Lynn Bowie, sister of the groom, Benton Harbor; Miss Jacki Callender, St. Joseph, and Miss Diane Demchinski, Benton Harbor. Greg Leyes, St.

Joseph, was best man. Ushers were Stanley Modelewski of St. Joseph, brother of the bride; James Bowie of Benton Harbor, brother of the groom, and David Modelewski' of Coloma, brother bf the bride. A reception was held at Chorditorium, Benton Harbor. The "couple will reside at 1011 Court street, St.

Joseph. The bridejs a graduate of Lake Michigan Catholic high school and is employed at Heath -Company, St. Joseph. Her husband is a graduate of Lake Michigan Catholic high school and is a carpet salesman at Goldblatt Brothers, Benton Harbor. St.

Joseph Catholic church, St. Joseph, was the setting for the wedding of Miss Marilyn Jeanne Modelewski and Daniel F. Bowie Saturday, Jan. 22. The Rev.

James O'Leary performed the ceremony. Parents of the bride are Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Modelewski, 2675 Niles road, St. Joseph, and the groom is the son of Mr.

and Charles Bowie, 1988 Colfax, Benton Harbor. The bride wore a sata-peau gown with a stand up collar, long puffed sleeves, and empire waist outlined with Belgian lace, and a cathedral train. A Camelot style headpiece of lace re-embroidered with pearls held her bouffant veil, and she carried white Fuji mums jmd pink rosebuds Mrs. James Feigner, St. Joseph, was matron of honor.

She wore a ruby red velvet gown with a bodice of white laced outlined with red velvet ribbon and the long sleeves and waist outlined with lace. She carried one long stemmed round the clock with Ceremony MRS. KURT RIEMLAXD (Janice Walker) Miss Janice Gail Walker and Kurt Riemland exchanged nuptial vows Saturday, Jan. 22, in St. Peter's United Church of Christ, St.

Joseph. The Rev. Richard Selmer performed the ceremony. Parents of the bride are Mrs. Richard Ives of St.

Joseph and J. R. Walker of Sawyer. The groom is the son of Mr. and.

Mrs. Walter Riemland, Benton Harbor. The bride wore a silk organza gown with an A-line silhouette, high neckline, deep cuffs and empire waist edeed with venise lace and ribbons and appliqued with lace nosegays. Her headdress a double silk illusion floor length mantilla edged in venise lace and entwined with ribbons, and she carried pink roses and white fuji pompon mums. Miss Carla Riemland, Benton Harbor, was maid of honor.

She wore a soft pink organza over taffeta gown th white alencon lace bodice and cuffs. She carried pink "and white carnations and daisy pompons. Similarly gowned but in yellow was the bridesmaid, Mrs. Larry Myers, Benton Harbor. Steven P.

Walker, Detroit, brother of the bride, was best man. Ushers were Richard Walker, St. Joseph, brother of the bride, and John B. Johns, St. Joseph.

A reception was held at the home of the bride, 3354 Lincoln avenue, St. The bride is a 1971 graduate of St. Joseph high school and is employed at Whirpool corporation. Benton Harbor. Her husband was recently discharged from the United States Army where he served two years.

He is employed at Cadillac Supply, Benton Harbor. School MRS. ROBERT NICK (Sylvia Guenther) "EAU CLAIRE First Baptist church, Mies, was the setting for the marriage of Miss Sylvia Evelyn Guenther ind Robert Allen Nick Saturday, Jan. 21 The Rev. Ray Cunningham performed the ceremony.

The bride was given away in marriage by her mother, Mrs. ruta Guenther, Box 64, Eau Claire. Parents of the groom Snre Mr. and Mrs. Peter Nick, 429 Chap in lane, Berrien springs.

bride wore an A-line nported velvet gown with -venise lace with a high neck 2ine, deep cuffs and empire bodjce. Her headpiece was a -Chapel length mantilla of double silk illusion edged with ace, and she carried pink and Thite carnations with baby's breath and ivy. PMrs. Helen Take of St. Joseph, sister of the bride, matron of honor.

She wore a royal blue velvet gown v.ith a stand up collar, ban-id alero bodice front, long full sleeves and a modified empire waist trimmed with silver braid. Adouble bow of matching velvet held her bouffant fel and she carried a long stemmed yellow rose with silver ribbon. Similarly gowned were the bridesmaids, Mrs. Earl Knuth tl-Benton Harbor and Miss Marion Guenther of Eau Claire, both sisters of the fcride, and Mrs. Daniel Lynch, Eau Claire.

"Ronald' Wylie, Kensington, was best man. Ushers were Kenneth Frandrich, Berrien Springs and Earl Knuth and James Lester, both of Benton Harbor. A reception was held at. the church. 'The couple will reside in St.

Joseph. tThe bride is a 1971 graduate of Eau Claire high school and ii'. employed at Sherwin Williams company, St. Joseph. Her husband is a patrolman with the Benton township police department.

A MRS. JAMES NEUMAN (Judith Tarnow) Mr. and Mrs. James Neu-man are making their home in Norfolk, Va. following their marriage Saturday, Jan.

22, in Trinity Lutheran church, St, Joseph. The Rev. Paul Koehneke performed the ceremony for the former Miss Judith Tarnow, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Christ Zimmerman, Ft.

Lauderdale, and James Neuman son of Mrv and Mrs." Harold Neuman, 2242 Lynn drive, St. Joseph. bride wore an ivory delustered satin gown accented with alencon lace with long tapered sleeves styled with a ruffle at the wrist, a stand up collar, and a bouffant back that extends to a cathedral train. Her headdress was a long mantilla outlined with alencon lace, and she carried a bouquet of white mums, carnations, ivory roses, and lily of the vallf y. Miss Marcia Taylor, St.

Joseph, was maid of honor. She wore a light blue delustered satin bodice and A-line skirt of royal blue velvet. The gown was styled with a Peter Pan collar, and long sleeves wjth wide cuffs. She wore a large picture hat of chenille, and carried a nosegay of white and blue mums. Similarly gowned were' the bridesmaids, Miss Marilyn Backus, St.

Joseph; Miss Marianne Nueman, St. Joseph, sister of the groom; and junior bridesmaid, Miss Christine Zimmerman, Ft. Lauderdale, sister of the bride. Robert Hall, Stevensville, was best man. Ushers were James Grass, St Joseph; Robert Pinkston, Bridgman; junior usher, Jack Knapp, Sawyer, and Daniel Tarnow, La Porte.

A reception was held at the Downtowner, Benton Harbor. Following a wedding trip east, the couple will make their home in Norfolk, where Newman is serving with the United States Navy as a disbursing clerk stationed aboard the USS Furse. The bride is a 1967 graduate of La Porte high school and has been employed at Heath Company, St. Joseph, as a switchboard operator. Her husband is a 1964 graduate of Western Michigan university.

GOOD FOR GIRLS A one-ounce serving of Cheddar cheese supplies about one-fifth of the calcium that is recommended each day for a teenage girl. MRS. FRANK E. FISHER (Marie- Guardino) Miss Marie C. Guardino, became the bride of Frank E.

Fisher Saturday, Jan. 22, in Grace Methodist church, Benton Harbor. The Rev. James Varner performed the ceremony. Parents of the bride are Mr.

and Mrs. Sam Guardino, 619 Benton Harbor, and the groom is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Carl Fisher, Park road, Eau Claire. The bride wore a' silhouette gown of acetate dacrpn polyester organza accented with venise lace with a watteau chapel train.

Her headpiece was a cathedral length mantilla edged with venise lace and she carried a bouquet of Fuji mums and white roses. Mrs. Wally Strebs, Benton Harbor, was matron of honor. She wore a sapphire blue velvet skirt with an imported rayon chiffon bodice of light blue with a ruffled collar and full sleeves. A Camelot headpiece held her blue veil and she carried a nosegay of blue tipped roses.

Similarly gowned were the bridesmaids, Miss Lynda Crowder and Miss LuAnn Guardino, sister of the bride, both of Benton Harbor. Angela Antonowitsch, Benton Harbor, was flower girl, and Paul Antonowitsch, Benton Harbor, was ringbearer. John Edinger, Eau Claire, was best man. Ushers were Russell Co stanza, St. Joseph; Randy Carlson, Sodus; William Schilke, Benton Harbor, Sid Dave Schilke, St.

Joseph. A reception was held at Knights of Columbus hall, Benton Harbor. Following a wedding trip to Florida, the couple will reside at 3o01 Lakeshore drive, Apartment 147, St. Joseph. The bride is a 1970 graduate of Benton Harbor high school and attended Lake Michigan college one year.

She is employed at Whirlpool Credit Union, St. Joseph, as a collection assistant. Her husband is a 1963 graduate of Benton Harbor high school and served with the United States Army. He is a parts man at Ashley Ford Sales, Benton Harbor. Brevity BERRIEN SPRINGS Mr.

and Mrs. Robert M. Little HI, 156 Grove street, Berrien Springs announce the birth of a son at Berrien General hospital at 8:33 a.m. Jan. 19.

The baby weighed six pounds and eight and one fourth ounces. FAMILY FASHION SCHOOL lace neckline, lace cuffed bishop sleeves and a softly gathered A-line skirt edged in lace. A lace Juliet cap held her imported silk illusion mantilla edged in matching lace, and she carried a cascade' of white phalaenopsis orchids and stephanotis. Miss Beverly Totzke, Bridgman, was maid of honor. She wore a Juliet gown of deep purple velvet trimmed with purple satin.

Her head dress was a purple brimmed hat with gold sequined braid trim, and she carried a bouquet of blue cornflowers, asters, carnations, starflowers and roses. Similarly gowned were the bridesmaids, Miss Loraine Keller, Miss Barbara Boos, Miss Patricia Stelter, Miss Susan Meredith, all of Bridgman, and Miss Susan Skrocki and Miss Ann Skrocki, both of Mankato, Minn. Albert Majeres of Chicago was best man for his brother. Ushers were Steve Anderson and Brad Anderson, both of Bridgman; Robert Scheckel and Harold Scheckel, both of Chicago, 111., and Kurt Hennigs and Robert Baxter, both of Belleville, 111. A reception was held at the.

American- Legion hall, Bridgman. The couple will make their JR. With her sister as honor Miss Patricia A. Cassidy became the bride of William E. Bush Jr.

Saturday, Jan. 22, in First United Methodist cljurch, St. Joseph. The Rev. Sidney Short performed the ceremony.

Parents of the bride are Mr. and Mrs. Patrick W. Cassidy, 3381 Lincoln avenue, St. Joseph, and the groom is the son of Mr.

and Mrs. William Earl Bush 2741 Oakwood drive, St. Joseph. The bride wore an ivory delustered satin gown with a stand up collar, bishop sleeves, and A-line skirt outlined with alencon lace. A halo style of ivory lace held her floor length mantilla outlined with lace, and she carried roses, white carnations, and white snowdrift.

Miss Peggy Cassidy, St. Joseph was maid of honor for her sister. She wore a burgundy velveteen gown with pink ribbon trim. Her headdress was a burgundy bow with tulle, and she carried a basket of pink and white carnations and roses. Similarly gowned were the bridesmaids, Miss Debra Cassidy, St.

Joseph, sister of the bride; Miss Karol Dyer, St. Joseph, and junior bridesmaid, Miss Bonnie Cassidy, St. Joseph, sister of the bride. Bruce LaSota, Stevensville, was best man. Ushers were Gary Patzer, Benton Harbor, and Jeff Willis, Joseph Bush and Jeffery Bush, all of St.

Joseph. A reception was held at the American Legion hall, Ste-' vensville. Following a wedding trip south to New Orleans, the couple will reside in Lincoln-wood Estates, John Beers road, Stevensville. The bride is a graduate of St. Joseph high school and is employed at Whirlpool Corporation, St.

Joseph. Her husband is also a graduate of St. Joseph high school and is a route driver for Twin City Coca Cola company, St. Joseph. He is a member of the U.

S. Army Reserves. NOT MUCH FAT Although whole milk contains only three and one-half percent fat, a recent USDA survey reveals that three out of ten housewives think milk is 50 percent fat or more. Only one out of ten guessed correctly that whole milk is 96.5 percent fat free! Open Fridays 'til 8 p.i Jb Lake 4219 Niks MRS. WILLIAM BUSH (Patricia Cassidy) Annual IAMPS LIGHTING LAMP i.

MRS. DANIEL F. BOWIE (Marilyn Modelewski) HOME SOCIETY MRS. PETER MAJERES (Kay Anderson) home in Oaklawn, 111. The bride is a 1971 graduate of Bridgman high school.

Her husband is a graduate of Illinois Institute of Technology and is attending graduate school there, working in an assistantship program as a chemist. drapery length guaranteed with sjV Ww FOLO PINISHINO GuannUtd Isngth iwtu tUlllUlKJItllOfH r- r-i rM a wafvm mi mi nw Cleaner 0S3-23G3 CCLQMA ST. JOSZPH CLUBS CHURCH BRIDGMAN Miss Kay Ellen Anderson became the bride of Peter Gregory Ma-jeres Saturday, Jan. 22, in Immanuel Lutheran church, Bridgman. The Rev.

Elmer Bickel performed the ceremony. Parents of the bride are Mr. and Mrs. Roy Anderson 9992 South Cast road, Bridgman, and the groom is the son of Albert Majeres, Chicago, and Mrs. Robert Baxter, Belleville, 111.

The bride wore a gown of satin organza with re-embroi--dered alencon lace with a high Brevity Granddaughters Mr. and Mrs. Gordon McFaul, 3033 Lincoln- avenue, St. Joseph, have received word of the birth of two granddaughters. Sp.

5 and Mrs. Franklin Neal of Karlsruhe, Germany, formerly of Watervliet, are the parents of a daughter, Jennifer Lynn, born Dec. 15 in Heidelburg, The infant weighed six pounds, four ounces. Mrs. Neal is the former Miss Virginia Lee McFaul.

Mr. and Mrs. Jack Rompf of Saline are the parents of a daughter, Laurie Lynn, born Jan. 17 at St. Joseph's hospital, Ann Arbor.

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25, at 7:30 p.m. in the fellowship center. Robert Gruetzmacher, an instructor at Michigan Lutheran high school, will speak on physical fitness. Serving committee will be Mr. and Mrs.

Larry Houghton, chairmen; Mr. and Mrs. Har-i vey Belter, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Delk, Mr.

and Mrs. Donald Kloko, Mr. and Mrs. Dwight Hays, and Mrs. Robert Reuter.

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Frank R. Cooley, Route 2, Gobies, will celebrate their 50th wedding anniversary at their winter home 1300 Polk City road, Haines City, Wednesday, Feb. 2. The couple was married Feb. 2, 1922 by Judge William Kilafer of Paw Paw.

have one son, Basil A. Cooley, Gobies, and one daughter Mrs. Du Wayne (Jean) Kicks, Allegan. The Coo leys have nine grandchildren and three greatgrandchildren. TRY A PIN If the cord on your iron drags across the board, take a large safety pin, pin it to the cover at the square end of your ironing board and slip the iron cord through it.

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