The Holland Evening Sentinel from Holland, Michigan • Page 22

WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 5, 1966 THE HOLLAND, MICHIGAN, EVENING SENTINEL PAGE THREE Local Calendar of Events BOARD OF JUNIOR LK.Mil'E This active group of young women guides the programs of the Junior Welfare League for the coming year. Shown here seated at the table are left to right) Mrs. Henry Mass, first vice president: Mrs. Thomas DePree. past president; Mrs.

Thomas Carey, president: Mrs. Robert Sova. recording secretary; Mrs. Robert Bernecker, second vice president: Mrs. Edward Helbing.

treasurer. Standing are (left to right) Mrs. Donald Ilille- brands, public relations; Mrs. Lyle Sanders, corresponding secretary: Mrs. Earl Welling, cookbook chairman; Mrs.

Peter Vff. membership charman and Mrs. Thomas Williams, service chairman. Junior Welfare League opened Tuesday evening at the Woman's Literary Club. (Penna-Sas photo) Service Program Outlined By Junior Welfare League Holland Junior Welfare League members began another exciting year Tuesday evening at the Woman's Literary Clubhouse.

Plans for a year of service and raising funds for projects were outlined. Mrs. Thomas Carey, president, welcomed League work ers and presided at the business session. She announced the standing committees for the 196647 year. Mrs.

Peter Yff, membership chairman, assisted by George Moeke, Mrs. Ray Backus, Mrs. Larry Den Uyl, and Mrs. Phillip Ragains will plan and serve the New Girl's dinner on Oct. 25.

Mrs. Thomas Williams, service chairman, reported on initial plans for giving service. The special education groups, a longtime favorite project with the League, will receive more hours of help this year. Special education chairmen include Mrs. George Becker, Senior High; Mrs.

Delwyn Van Dyke, Junior High; Mrs. William Buis, elementary; and Mrs. Fred Leaske, Ventura School. Mrs. Bruce Van Dyke and Mrs.

Donald Kuiper announced plans for a touring puppet show this fall and another at the library in February. A new project this year will be the Day Care Center under the leadership of Mrs. Thomas Buis. Mrs. Robert Wieren will receive the requests from the needy for eye examinations and glasses.

Other standing committee chairmen who reported were Mrs. James Ver Plank, coffee; Area Churchmen Attend Annual Dinner Meeting Mrs. and Mrs. Carleton Hutch- Ins Mr. and Mrs.

Melville Stickels, Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Oldenburger, Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Taylor, Mr.

and Mrs. Thorn Wombwell, Mr. and Mrs, Clifford Crocoll, Stuart Ruley and the Rev. and Mrs. Verne C.

Hohl of All Saints' Church, Saugatuck, attended the annual Church-Man's Association dinner of the Diocese of Western Michigan Tuesday evening at St. Gregory's Church, Muskegon. Speaker was the Rt. Rev. Clarence E.

Crowther, Bishop of the sister diocese of Kimberley and Kuruman, South Africa. Also attending the dinner meeting from Grace Church, Holland, were Mr. and Mrs. Donald Kingsley, Mr. and Mrs.

Peter Botsis and Mr. and Mrs. Robert Veltman. Jilaine De Frell Feted On Her Ninth Birthday Jilaine De Frell was honored on her ninth birthday Saturday afternoon at the home of her parents, Mr. and Mrs.

Jack De Frell of 4293 60th St. The afternoon was spent in playing agmes and horseback riding. Prizes went to Cindy Petroelje, Jane Tucker and Mary De Frell. Other guests included Cindy Busscher, Gail Genzink, Kathy Gritter, Pam Albers, La Nell Aalderink, Mary Alberta, Lori Eller, Darcell Hossink, Beverly Breuker, Pam Roels, Nancy Zylman, Evelyn Jacobs, Jackie Dyke and Judy Vander Leek. Unable to attend were Kathy Kalkman and Mary Lokker.

Assisting at the party were Lavonne and Sandra De Frell. RUMMAGE SALE Thurs. Oct. 6, 9 A.M.-6 P.M. 84 E.

8th Zion Lutheran Church Adv. Mrs. Robert Hampson, glasses; Mrs. Robert Maes, materials and storage. Mrs.

Jack Faber, vitamins; Mrs. Joseph Ver Plank telephone; Mrs. John Jones, hospital; and Mrs. Thomas DePree. parliamentarian.

Mrs. Norman Kalkman, nominating committee chairman, will be assisted by Mrs. Arnold Dood, Mrs. Marshall Elzinga, Mrs. Robert King, and Mrs.

De Free. Mrs. Robert Bernecker, vice president, announced the projects and tiieir chairman. Already at work in the directing of selling fruitcakes to businesses and local persons are Mrs. James Pollock and Mrs.

Bosch. Mrs. Robert Evans and Mrs. Daniel Herrinton, co-chairmen of the annual charity ball, outlined plans for the highlight of Holland's holiday season. Mrs.

Charles Bradford will assist on this big project. A special event in February will be a gigantic Book Fair staged under the direction of Mrs. Hollis Clark, Mrs. David Linn and Mrs. John Tysse.

A special husband's night in March is being planned by Mrs. Roger DoolitUe and Mrs. Ronald Appledorn. The ever popular Eet Smake- lijk cookbook sales are being handled by Mrs. Earl Welling and Mrs.

George Daily. Mrs. John Van Dam is in charge of publicity. Arrangements for the final dinner in April will be made by Mrs. Dale Grissen and Willard Penna.

Child Has Party On Sixth Birthday Renee Farkas celebrated her sixth birthday anniversary Mon. day with a party given in her home at 651 Steketee Ave. by her mother. A lunch was served and decorations followed the gaucho theme. Games were played with prizes awarded to Sheryl Holmes and Jackie Dykstra.

Favors were given to each guest. Present were Cheryl Ruiz, Sheryl Holmes, Jackie Dykstra, Lisa Gasper, Annette Farkas and the guest of honor. Arnold Datemas Feted At Anniversary Dinner Mr. and Mrs. Arnold Datema, 214 East 12th celebrated their 35th wedding anniversary on Saturday.

They were honored at a dinner given at Gull Harbor Inn. Attending were Mr, and Mrs. Arnold J. Datema, Miss Kathleen Datema, Mrs. Jerry Coffman and the honored couple.

27-Year-Old Otsego Man Killed in Accident, KALAMAZOO (UPI) Dale Stratton, 27, Otsego, was killed today when his car went out of control on a city expressway. A passenger, Patricia Zay, 27, also of Otsego, was hospitalized in fair condition. Marriage Licenses Ottawa County George a Voort, 23, Wellsburg, and Janice Slenk, 22, Holland; Thomas Hoyt Van Tamelen, 20, and Karen Sue Nyenhuis, 20, Zeeland; Glenn Willard Hoek, 18, and Marilyn Ruth Wilteveen, 18, Holland. Town Talk John Stadt of route 2, Hamilton, has returned from Grand Rapids St. Mary's Hospital where he underwent surgery.

The Park Christian Reformed Church congregational meeting was held Tuesday ni iU in the church when it was decided to extend a call to the Rev. Milton R. Doornbos at Immanuel Christian Reformed Church, Hudsonville. Richard Gillette, president of Old Kent Bank, Grand Rapids, will be the guest speaker at the Thursday noon luncheon meeting of the Holland Rotary Club. His subject will be "World Trade." Births in Holland Hospital i elude a son, Eric Gene, born Tuesday to Mr.

and Mrs. Dale Moes, 51 Birchwood a son, Kurt Duane, born Tuesday to Mr. and Mrs. Roger Plagen- hoef, 727 Plasman A a TONIGHT 7::50 Duplicate Bridge Club 1 at Wooden Shoe Motel conference room. Beechwood Booiteret- te.s in school gym.

7:30 Unity Lodge 191, and AM, regular meeting. Ladies Athletic Club in 1 E. Fell Junior High gym. 8:00 Women of the Moose regular meeting. TOMOKKOU 9:30 Holland Assembly ol Women's Organizations semiannual meeting at Mrs.

Calvin Vander Werf. 12:00 American Business Club at American Legion Memorial Park Club. 12:15 Holland Garden Club dessert-tea in Woman's Literary Club. Dr. Charles Black, speaker.

1:30 Women's Missionary Union of Zeeland Classis in First Christian Reformed Church, Zeeland. Rev. Gerard Terpstra and Rev. Dick Kwantes, speak ers. Evening meeting at 7:30 with Rev.

Edward Van Baak, speaker. 7:15 Adult Great Books group at Herrick Library Conference room. 7:30 Holland High School bonfire and pep rally at 22nd! St. athletic field. 7:30 Harrington Woman's Athletic Club in school gym.

7:30 AAUW get acquainted coffee at Mrs. Jerome Counihan. 7:30 Disabled American Veterans Auxiliary at American Legion Clubrooms. 7:45 Star of Bethlehem 40, regular meeting and election of officers. 8:00 Beta Sigma Phi benefit fashion show at Woman's Literary Club.

00 Open meeting of Saugatuck-Douglas Alcoholics Anony- mo-. at All Saints' parish hall, Saugatuck. A i l-'Sl' -Ur. Chailr.x Black of l.an- siing, will be the guest speaker at the Holland Carden C'ltib dessert-tea Thuisday at 1 m. in the Woman's Literary Club.

He will speak on "Those Pesky Pesticides." He i tell of his research at the Hose Lake Wildlile Research On- ter. Couple Honored On Anniversary CLl'B MOUKLS AT LI NCHKO.N These lour models i the Woman's Literary Club were among the 15 who paraded amont; Musical Story Man Attracts Large Audiences More than 2200 persons, most. childivn, gathered in the Holland Cuic Center Tuesday eve- to hear the Rev. Frank R. Wellington of Toronto, Canada, outstanding Sunday School evan- peh-'t.

On Monday evening more than 1500 children and adults the well known evangelist who to thousands is known as the Musical Stoiy Man." will continue each evening through Friday at 7 in under the auspices of local Baalist churches. Ur Wellington who has an- pt-au-d in many states and on tv ljrMiii.s him a truck load oi equiumfnt which he uses in I n.x mevam-? His props include a musical musical glasses, antique triple-octave chimes, ion-- ventriloquist's dummies, a guitar and harmonica. The per- a takes 7IJ minutes anJ the electronic equipment is in charge of his son, Keith Wellington The messages are attracting large audiences from Holland and cities and 15 large Hospital Notes Admitted to Holland Hospital nday were Mrs. Floyd Payne, East Ninth Bastian N. Bouman, 101 East 15th Law- daughter, Natalia, born today rence Lamb, 1025 South Shore to Mr.

and Mrs. Aniceto Mar-. rj Mrs Myron Vanden Bosch, tinez, 2 8 9 East Ninth Zeeland Hospital on Tuesday included a daughic Jennifer, born to Mr. and Mrs. Mark De Young, 3638 Barker Hudsonville; a son, Gregory Scott, born to Mr.

and Mrs. Thomas Holmes, 13753 Cleveland Nunica. Bernard Windemuller of 267 East 32nd St. is a patient at Blodgett Memorial Hospital, Grand Rapids, where he underwent surgery Monday. The Saugatuck-Douglas Chapter of Alcoholics Anonymous will hold an open meeting Thursday at 8 p.m.

at All Saints' parish hall, Saugatuck. Matt a speaker from Grand Rapids, will be the guest. The meeting is open to public. Mr. Mrs.

G. R. Gillespie of 210 East 12th St. and their guests Mr. and Mrs.

Fred Gillespie of Cincinnati, Ohio returned Tuesday after going on a color lour through Upper Michigan. On their return they visited their granddaughter and family Mr. and Mrs. James Claytbii in Saginaw. The Beta Sigma Phi Sorority will sponsor a fashion show Thursday at 8 p.m.

in the Woman's Literary Club. Mrs. Gary Vreeman, Mrs. Michigan for 1966, will narrate the show featuring name designer fashions from New York. The show will benefit the March of Dimes.

Cherry Lane Parents, Teachers Hold Meeting Mrs. Donald Hillebrands presided at the meeting of the Cherry Lane Nursery parents and teachers Monday evening. Announcement was made of the rummage to be held in December with Mrs. Kenneth Cox in charge. She is assisted by Mrs.

Brian Ward, Mrs. Robert Bauspies and Mrs. Charles Knowles. A "paint day" is being scheduled by Mrs. Medford Park and plans are being made to put up new curtains and paneling in the music room.

Officers named are Mrs. John Tysse, president; Mrs, Charles Bradford, vice president; Henry Mass, treasurer; Mrs, Steven Van Grow, corresponding; Mrs. Park, recording HARVEST SALE Friday, October 7, 7:45 P.M. Borculo Community Center Sponsor: Noordeloos Ladies Aid Adv. secretary.

Refreshments were served by Mrs. Alan Brady and Mrs. Carl Landis. SOUP SUPPERS Oct. 7, 5 P.M.

to 7 P.M. Christian High Gym East Saugatuck Chris Sch Circle Adv. Mr. and Mrs. Bernard Bartels woman rom ef ((( of route 2, who celebrated their are Mrs.

James Heerspink, Mrs Simon Steketee, Mrs Jack r. silver wedding anniversary on Dykstra. who was also chairman for models and Mrs Roliti-t Van Zanten. The luncheon opened the 1 season for the club. Tiu-ie Sept.

27 were honored on two were 22r pl esent photo) separate occasions. On Sunday they were feted at a coffee at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Bartels. Attending were Mrs uhat the buses an( carg are used each evening for the transportation of children and adults.

Bartels, Mr. and Mrs. Don tels of Grand Haven, Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Boerigter and family of Hamilton, Mr.

and Mrs. Literary Club Luncheon Opens on Fashion Theme Local Woman to Spend Year in Kuwait, Arabia Mrs. Jennie K. Essenberg of 3 Ea.xt Seventh St. plans to leave Thursday by plane to spend a a with her son-in- Beautiful fall weather, smart-'bers, including new members aw an( daughter, the Rev.

and ly dressed women and a de- who were introduced by Mrs. Mrs. G.J. Holler in Kuwait, lightful a for luncheon John Winter. They included Arabia, where the latter a of aftPrnnnn was added up to a festive opening Mrs.

Anthony Bouman, Mrs. mi ot the atternoon waa fof the Woman terarv club George Dalman, Mrs. i i a 1 call from thei Bar-; Tuesday a ter noon a Point De Mots, Mrs. Edward Doni- West. Mrs.

Frank tels oldest daughter who is school at Baylor Medical Center in Dallas, Tex. On Sept. 24 Mr. and Mrs. Bartels were honored at a a MFC MOCC aivpn at hp homo of Mr and current trend in fall and win- Mrs.

Henrj Mass, given ai uie nome oi jvn. ana rc Pnforman ivii-c HnwarH Kpnt in ter clothes. Describing Mrs rCterman, Mrs. Mrs. Howard iveni jatKson.

William shown were the words hantoia, Mrs. James Schwartz, Mrs. Arthur Slenk, ing with Mrs. Rose Nykerk who returning to Bahrain after Models frm the club parad- Elton Eenigenberg Mrs. Lloyd spen(lmg a short furlough in this ed through' the luncheon area Anther, Mrs.

Wi liaro Jesiek, countrv The i itinerary will in- in ensembles that reflected the Mrs Ral Kniesly, Attending were Mrs. a i Kent Mr. and Mrs. Herman route 1, Zeeland; Mrs. Ray Keefer, 1055 Lincoln Carol Ann Bosley, 345 Home Ave Mrs.

Howard Dorgelo, 128 West 29th Mrs. Jerald Bredeweg, 135 Grandview; John Klkigenberg, 13 West 15th St. Discharged Monday were Mrs. Raymond Webb and baby, 229 West 12th Donald De Glopper, route 1, Zeeland; Patricia Revlett, 215 West 13th Ann Southwell, 3036 168th Mrs. Duane LaCombe and baby, 346 Garfield; Craig De Fey ter, 1463 West Lakewood Garrett Vander Borgh, 72 Birchwood; Russel Diemer, 1492 West Lakewood Romaoa Bonge, 1055 Lincoln Ave.

Admitted to Holland Hospital Tuesday were Richard Santamaria, 563 College Clifford Polack, 4070 Lake Shore Sylvester Easkley, 270 West llth Jean Hoedema, 378 West 20th Deborah Smith, 351 West 19th Ralph Gunn, 3381 Lake Shore Charles Zerba, 1126 Fulton; Samuel Richard Olund, 171 Manley; Bradley W. Kane, 1680 West 32nd Janet Kay Klaasen, route 1, Mrs. Gerald Klingenberg, 10608 Mary Ann Preston Tye, 14 East Sixth St. Discharged Tuesday were Mrs. Leonard Victor, 306 Douglas; George Riemersma, 10600 Paw Paw Gina Gullo, 1124 Legion Park Mrs.

Henry Van Wyk, 525 West 22nd Mrs. Edwin Dykema, 144 West 28th Wilma White, Fennville; Mrs. Tom Smith and baby, 79 West 30th Mary Zone, 641 East 13th Donna Rice, 68V 2 West 14th Pamela Rozeboom, 570 Locust Mrs, Joseph Arens and baby, 495 West 22nd St. Kent and family and Miss Karen St. Amour of Casnovia, Mr.

and Mrs. Tom Stream and Nikki of elude Montreal, Canada, London. England and Amsterdam in The Netherlands before going to Arabia. Following the year's stay in Arabia Mrs. Essenberg, who has lived here for 20 years, will i make her home in Elk Rapids.

bittersweet, eggplant, eel- Vandenberg Mrs. Peter Besides Mrs. Holler. Mrs. Albert i Mrs knit ensembles included au- Richard Trask, Mrs.

Martin blue, cardinal red, apri- a Bokken, William a Mrs. Bruce Bartels and Brian of Holland, the honored guests and their ery and cameo pink. are children, Dave, Chris, skimmer and coat. have Deen reinstated Fabrics are luxurious with, Vanden Toorn, Mrs. Cornelius I Essenberg has six other children, Mrs.

Verne Elliott, Rose De Young, Mrs. Geraldine Pryor, Mrs. Harriet Van Reken, Melvin and John Essenberg. Coats were fuller, the lengths'); 811 Joh Wy om three quarters to full Wllham Murdoch, Wat Mrs Frank Dieleman and Patty. Resthaven Inc.

Board Has Regular Meeting The Board of Trustees of Resthaven Patrons Inc. met Thursday night in the board room for a regular meeting. The secretary reported that since. the last meeting a total of $130,97 had been received for the building fund. The treasurer reported a balance of $2,444.06 and in the building fund a balance of $38,124.86.

Russell Bouws donated to Resthaven a brief case for tiie use of $130.97 had been received for The building and grounds committee reported tiie hiring of a new handyman, Bernard Meiste. One new resident was received during the past month with 49 applications still on hand. Nooyer was that beginning with the Oct. 5 will fur trimmed outfits shouting general chairman for the open- ary club to women who make "elegant" to the world. event which attracted 225 'reservations by Saturday, Oct.

cades, jeweled hemlines and women. The fashions 15 with Mrs. be Nooyer. Mrs. skirts and sequins frosting eve- from Steketee's.

Mrs. -Marvin Hoeve will be in charge ning wear all point up to a Piet gave the invocation using the luncheon which will be smart, sane fashion world to i the club collect. come. Club models included Mrs. Simon Steketee, Mrs.

Peter S. Boter, Mrs. Clarence Becker, Mrs. J. F.

Van Alsburg, Mrs. Jack Dykstra, who was also model chairman, Mrs. L. C. Dalman, Mrs.

Henry Maentz Mrs. Roscoe Giles, Mrs. i i a Rottschaefer, Mrs. Donald Rietdyk, Mrs. Robert Cooper, Mrs.

John F. Donnelly, Mrs. James Heerspink, Mrs. Russell Klaasen and Mrs. Robert J.

Van Zanten. Mrs. Bryan Athey, president, greeted the mem- 'served at 12:30 in time to end Mrs. De Nooyer announced before the program begins. KUYERS SHOES Open Every Fri.

Sat. Until 9 P.M. DAILY UNTIL 5:30 INCLUDING WED. Wisconsin Couple Returns After Visit in Holland Mr. and Mrs.

K. S. Wyman left Monday morning for their home in Three Lakes, after spending the weekend with Mrs. Agnes Mortensen and son, Michael of 1614 West 32nd St. The Wymans were entertained Thursday and Friday nights at Mrs.

Mortensen's home. Guests included Mr. and Mrs. Ken Mortensen, Mr. and Mrs.

0. W. Lemon, Mack and Vickie and Grover Welch and Pearl Broune. Saturday night the Wymans were guests of Mr. and Mrs.

0. W. Lemon of 982 Ottawa Beach Rd. and Sunday at the home of Mr. and Mrs.

Ken Mortensen of 635 Pineview Dr. GRAND RAPIDS, MICHIGAN ANTIQUE SHOW AND SALE CIVIC AUDITORIUM Black A Silver Room OCT. 7, 1964 Daily 12:00 104)0 P.M. Sunday Til 4 00 P.M. Hats Off! THE MG DUTCHMAN SAtUTES BETA SIGMA PHI FASHION SHOW Icta Sigma MM Sorority wiH sponsor Couture Position Show at Hit Women's Literary Club "niiinoay night ot o'clock.

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