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FRIDAY, MAV 2, 1050 MB WAgBMBLD MBWS, WARBFffiLD, MICHIGAN PERSONALS and entered esrvice 14 months ago. He will leave soon to serve in the Pacific area. Mrs. A. A.

Bawden returned Thursday morning from Henrietta, N. where she spent the winter with her son and daughter in law, Mr. and Mrs. L. E.

Bawden. Joseph Gill and S. T. Bonino returned Tuesday from Mt. Clemens, where they attended the annual state conclave of the grand council of the Knights of Columbus.

PAGE THREE Mr. and Mrs. John RUSSJ Mrs. John Golombeski spent the week end in Sheboygan, Wis. where they visited at the home of Mr.

and Mrs. Robert Mrs. Benton is the former Frances RUES. Mrs. John Veda and son Warren have returned from Duluth where Warren received medical treatment at St.

Mary's hospital. Mrs. Oliver "wmTams and son MrS Joh Green Thomaston, has Ronald, have to Chicago her after visiting Mrs. William's par- Miss E. Loretta Peterson ents, Mr.

and Mrs. Axel Hill land TM son' other relatives. TM TS Tom Risula of Hurf ey. The wedding date has not been set. Mr.

and Mrs. John Lewandowski, Houghton, visited Mr. Lewandowski's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Walter Lewandowski, Thomaston, and Mrs.

Lewandowski'a parents Mr. and Mrs. Edmond Rodd, Bessemer, en- route to St. Paul, on business. John wiU graduate from the Michigan College of Mines and Technology in June.

Mr. and Mrs. Walter Lewandowski have returned from Wikes Barre, Penn. where they ed by the death of Mi ski's mother. State Trooper George Samu, has been stationed with the WMM unit of the Michigan State Police for the past 16 months, will report to Bay City, Mich, on June 1, where he has been transferred to serve with the Bay City unit.

Trooper Samu arrived in Wakefield in January 1949 to serve his probationary period after receiving his preliminary training at the State Police school in East Lansing. He will be replaced by Trooper Carl Stromer of the Bay City post. Galmatz, daughter of Jalinatz, Wakefield, nu tial TMs with John Mr and Mrs Ball ne Bessemer, at a at a Nu itaI a morning at J' 00 at st Mar church. The Rev Thomas A. Drengacz officiated rvice bef re decorated with vari-colored Sna dra A large bouquet of red a i ed the -Blessed Virgin.

Background organ music was played by Mrs. Florence who also accompanied her Frank Radowski, Mesilla Park, New Mexico, are the parents of an pound son, Thomas Joseph, born May 19. Mrs. Ra- dowski is the former Geneva Wojciehowski, daughter of Mr. and Mrs.

Thomas Wojciehowski of Wakefield. Both young people were former Wakefield residents. for her wedding suit, sand shoes, white hat of rough straw with sand veil, white lace blouse, white lace gloves, and white prayer book and of the Rev. Drengacz with two pale lavender 1VW white satin streamer tied to stephanotis, and ivy. Miss Rose Galinatz, Chicago, sister of the bride, as mai wore a navy blue two with white accessories, and a corsage of pink bountiful roses and stephanotis to her shoulder.

Bruno Ballone, Bessemer, brother of the groom, was best man. John and Frank Galinatz, brothers of the bride, were ushers. The men wore ite carnation boutonniers. Mrs. Galinatz witnessed the wed- Wilson-Agriesti Registration for School wedding Saturday morning when Miss Emma AgitertI daughter of Mr.

and Mrs. Vincent AgriesS, Wakefield, pledged her trfth to James E. Wilson, son of D- and Mrs. L. G.

Wilson, also of Wakefield. The Rev. Fr. Ronald Bassett officiated at the double ring rites The church was decorated in pink gladioli and snapdragon. Mrs.

Florence Laessig played nuptial music on the organ and also accompanied her daughter, Patricia, who sang Gounod's "Ave Maria" during the nuptial mass. The bride, who was given in mar- by her father was two piece suit of wmte district meet nday July 10 candidates wiU te Tt Jacobson and Ernst terms ire Neither et decided to be for re-election. Registration of citizens who meet the re 3 uir enaents of being 21 years of age or over and having lived the sch ool district at least 20 days prior to the election may be made a fiy time exce Pt Saturday afternoon at the office of the clerk h8 S6ni high SchooL Voters Wh are re stered who have voted elections in the city At-, a wedding held Sat rday afc 10 a the rectory St Mar y's Catholic church, Miss Arlene Yatc hak; daughter of Mr. Mrs. Andrew Yatchak, Wake? 6ld became bride.

of Vernon son Mr. and Mrs. EU Mu also of Wakefield. The Rev Fr Donald Bassett of- ficiated at double ring ceremony resence of immediate The bride chose the traditional white slipper satin gown for her wedding fashioned with a fitted bodice and lace-: net yoke edged in seed pearls and long sleeves ending in a point over the wrist. Heu finger tip veil of 'French illusion edged in lace, fell from a tiara of Mrs.

Ray Amerson served and presided behind the coffee urn. The couple have two children; Mrs. John (Loretta) Heikkila and a son Don- both of Thomaston; Out of guests included Mr. and Mrs. Pence; Mr.

and Mrs. Lawrence Brozzo, Mrs. Edward Heikkila, Ironwood; Mr. and Mrs. James Aldridge, Laurium; Mrs.

John Kronberg, Ewen; Mr. and Mrs. Henry Kronberg, Mackinac City; Mr. and Mrs. Carl Baily, Mr.

and Mrs. Sd Barnaby, Bergland. Numerous friends from Wakefield, Thomaston and Connorville, also attended the event. Ken Kilponen Elected To Uthrotar Office Kilponen, son of aqua suit with white accessories and a corsage of yellow roses. Lee Wilson, brother of the groom, was the best man.

Mrs. Agriesti witnessed the ceremony in a street length frock of black white print with white accessories and a corsage of pink roses and white stephanotis tied white ribbon. Mrs. Wilson wore a navy blue crepe dress, with white accessories and a pink rose corsage. A breakfast was held at the home of the groom's parents.

Dinner was served to immediate relatives at the Lakeview Inn. A reception was held from 3:00 to 6:00 p. m. at the home the groom's parents which was attended by 200 guests. The home was decorated in bowls and vases of pink gladioli, and snapdragon.

A four tiered wedding cake, decorated with miniature bride and groom, and pink roses, flanked by lighted white tapers and bowls of spring flowers centered the table. Mrs. John Wilson, Laona, Wis and Mrs. Louise Napo, Anvil, poured, and Miss Arlene Keskey cut and served the cake. The couple left on a trip, after which they will make their home Wakefield.

For going away the bride wore navy two piece suit with white accessories. sociation meeting last Saturday at Hancock. A. L. Stannard secretary of the.

local library board, presented the role of the trustee in a symposium on library management. Miss Margaret Dundon, Ishpeming, discussed the job of the librarian. At the afternoon session Mr. Stannard was named to membership on an advisory committee to study legislation affecting library service. Attending the meeting from Wakefield were Mr.

Stannard, Claude Cowling, H. L. Trezise and Mrs. Margaret Tayolr, librarian. Immanuel Lutheran Church The Immanuel Lutheran Church School will meet at 9:15 a.

m. Sunday, May 28th. Worship Services will be at 8:00 and 10:30 a. with a Communion for the members, who are High School seniors, at the close of the 10:30 service. Jr.

Choir practice will be held at the Church oh Thursday, June- 1st at 7:00 p. m. The Woman's Chorus will practice at the church on Friday, June 2nd, at 7:00 p. m. (Note that this practice has been changed from Wednesday to Friday in deference to the Commencement Exercises at the High School.) Pastor, Frank J.

Lunn where they attended the graduation exercises of Miss Doris Lake, from the Deaconess Hospital School of accessories and a ua riea a bouquet of deep the 208 carnations. The grdom's 056 in white satin ence by representatives of unable to attend bee rs wmt stream- Peninsula and Wisconsin. of th? CrOSS5 a meetin to Wakefield groom. morning. The Uthrotar was attended as matron of held in conjunction with the Rotarv 1-----.

i of sudden illness. the ceremony" a wedding breakfast for 50 guests was Mrs. Mrs. bride Catholic High School will receive holy com- jvir. munion in a body at the 7:00 o'clock Bes- Sunday, May 28th, wearing Jivil, their caps and gowns.

The annual baccalaureate services will be held Taduated from in the high school gymnasuim at ,1 s-nn The Cathie members Miss Lorraine Urbanski, who is employed in Duluth, spent the week end with her and Mrs. Joseph Urb was an attendent at the Wilson nuptials. Jimmie Ringsmuth was the honor guest at a party to celebrate his eighth birthday anniversary Monday afternoon. Games were played and the honor guests was presented with several gifts. A white cake centered the table with lunch served to the gollowing guests: Bobbie Burns, Chris and Hans Anderson, Billie Billie, David Zasaski and the honor guests' brothers, Joey and Jackie.

Mrs. Ringsmuth was the hostess. Sgt. Gerhardt Carlson, Troopers Bruno Guzin, Richard Sweet, and Thomas Tobin spnet Thursday in Gladstone where they participated in the Upper Michigan State Police Pistol Shooting Tournament. Arnold Haapoja left for Chicago last week where he will be employed.

He was accompanied by Eino Mattila. Mrs. Rudolph Ulrich left for Mosinee, Wis. this week to visit relatives. Mr.

Ulrich will leave for Mosinee this week end. They will return Sunday, A beautiful three tiered wedding cake decorated with a bridal motif and overhanging bridal bell, and in mk roses? flanked by gladioli and the luncheon Johnson presided ucwilli UitJ silver coffee serving set, and the cake was cut and served by Miss Rosemarie Galinatz, niece of the bride. The couple left on a trip to Washington D. C. eastern cities where they will visit the bride's sisters, Katherine Frances and Mrs.

Marion Collier. Out of town guests included Miss Mary and Mary Margaret Harrington, L'Anse; Mr. and Mrs. John Mrs. Joseph Qod Mrg Thomas i Thomas, Ironwood; 3.

Lawrence Hook and Marlene, Lorranine and 1, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Niemi, ic Ballone, Mr. and Mrs. Al- JBallone, Mr.

and Mrs. Bruno 2, Mr. and Mrs. George 3, all of Bessemer. The couple will make their home at 806 Putnam street.

The bride was a graduate of Wakefield high school, was employed in the auditor's office at the city hall and recently served as city clerk. The groom graduated from Bessemer high school, attended Marquette University and is in charge of the Frick Funeral Home. Blaskowski, Jack gOns Allorcl dress of hunters green crepe and green hat with black accessories and pinned a corsate of yellow roses to her Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Yatchak and daughter Christine, Detroit, were guests at the home of Mr.

Yatchak's mother, Mrs. Margaret Yatchak. They were called here by the death of Mrs. Yatchak's uncle, Joseph Shefka, Bessemer, who was fatally injured by a hit and run driver. Mr.

and Mrs. Joseph Kent and daughter, Deanna, have returned to Detroit after attending the funeral of Mr. Kent's uncle, Marshal Kent. They were guests at the Andrew Sanchez home. Mrs.

Kent is the former Aurora Sanchez. Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Kent have returned to Detroit after attending the funeral of Marshall Kent. They were former Wakefield residents.

Observe Silver Anniversary Mr. and Mrs. Hjalmar Mattson were guests at a party celebrating their silver wedding anniversary at their home in Jackson location Sunday afternoon and evening. A program was presented including group singing, readings by Mrs. Waino Korpela and Mrs.

Nick Hongisto and a talk by Rev Autere. The couple were presented with a gift from their friends, and a set of silver from their children Mrs. Mattson wore a red rose corsage and Mr. Mattson, a bouton- nier, also gifts from their childTM A silver trimmed three tiered cake with a bride and groom motif flanked by silver tapers centered the table, with luncheon served to 150 me was decorated for the rem Dy Wed 5 ffuests was held me bride's -parents, SoLr fl Tl ecorated to ri flowers flanked -ty white tapers in I I holders A Deception was held the Memorial building in the evenin which was attended by 300 guests. A large four tiered WCddinS cake Decorated with pSk roses, and topped with bridal miniature couple under a white wedding- bell, and flanked! by bowls of spring powers and lighted tapers center- ed the lu "table.

Mrs. George Wes presided behind the silver ffee Urn and Mrs John temp- inski and Miss Virginia Stempin- ski cut aild served the wedding cake. The couple left on a wedding trip to Detroit where the groom's father is recuperating from a recent operation. From Detroit they will travel to California, returning to make their home at 70ti Harrison street Wakefield, after 4th. For going away the bride wore a gray sharkskin suit with a pink' blouse and pink accessories and a corsage of pink carnations.

The bride attended Wakefield The groom also attended Wakefi eld. high school and ser- Ved for 16 month with the United states Coast Guard in the past war, ne year of which was spent over- seas- Ou of town guests included Mr and Mr s. Frank Kubiak, William Ku biak, Miss Grace SneU aU of Hurley; Mr. and Mrs. John Stemp- mski Miss Virginia Stempinski Frank Fydrych, Mrs.

Welsh daughter, Judy, Mrs. Steve Kaveshan and sons Donnie and De nnis all of Chicago; Mr. and Mrs M. Allord, Wausau, Wis Miss Konno Gets Recognition recognition at the annual Honors Day observed recently at Gallaudet College, Washington, D. C.

She was -awarded an honor for having the best-kept room in Fowler Hall, the women's dormitory. The young- woman is a. junior at the world's only college for deaf. She will complete her studies next year. She is the daughter of Mr.

and Mrs. William Konno, this city. Baccalaureate Services Set "You Can Change The World" will be the subject of the baccalaureate sermon to be given by Rev. Ronald Bassett at the annual rites Sunday evening at 8:00 p. m.

in the high school gymnasium. The Girls' Triple Trio under the direction of Miss Kathyrn Wilson will offer two selections and the audience will be invited to participate in two well known Kindly Light" and "Onward Christian Soldiers." Mary Lou Kerkes, Jane Manley, Billy Mezzano, LaVerne Regis, Mary Valesano, Rudy Valesano, James Wojciehowski, Barbara Wandrock, Anthony Zielinski. Wakefield Methodist Church School, Mrs. James Gilbert, superintendent; Service, Sermon: "Our Double Citizenship" by the pastor Herbert M. Ingraham.

Thursday, rehearsal; Youth Fellowship. The term "hand" in measuring the height of a horse, is four inches. Mrs. Joe TomazoUi of Portland sto 25th Anniversary Observed Mt. and MUs Hopkins, commemorated Mr.

and Mrs. Celeste Beber, was Pfc. Dennis Ravelli, left for Camp Stoneman, Pittsburgh Cal. after spending a three week furlough with his parents, Mr. and Mrs.

Hannibal Ravelli. He is serving with the ordinance department 3. Mattson was the former 0 The couple have eight Toivo Houghton; 'Elsie, Milwaukee; Carlo, Arnie, Robert, Eleanor, Emily and Sarah of Wakefield. Miss Elsie was home for the occasion. numerous gifts.

A three tiered silver wedding cake topped with a minlautre and groom under a silver bell, centered the luncheon table. Mrs. Carl Bailey cut and served the cake, while Mrs. Earl Angus, Mrs. William Inkola and The words "Michigan" and "fishing" are practically synonymous this time of the year.

And after an exciting day's fishing, it's the "American Way" to enjoy a glass of cool, refreshing Michigan brewed beer to top off the day. For beer is the kind of beverage Americans like. It belongs to pleasant living, good fellowship, to sensible moderation. And our right to enjoy it, this belongs to our own American heritage of personal freedom. i1tlO1l Michigan Brewers' Association 717-18 Francis Palms Building Detroit 1, Michigan.