The Evening News from Sault Sainte Marie, Michigan • Page 5

The Evening News Today's Women FEB. 25, 1972 Chaplain Jones Speaker For World Day Of Prayer Chaplain Hiram Jones of Kincheloe Air Force Base will be the speaker at the World Day Df Prayer service next Friday, March 3 at the First Baptist Church. The program will begin at 1:30 p.m. Chaplain Jones has been base chaplain at Kincheloe for the past three years. Before entering miltiary service, he was pastor of the Friendswood United Methodist Church in Friendswood, Texas.

His talk will be based on the theme of the day, "All Joy Be The Rev. Lowell Young of First Baptist Church will be assisting Chaplain Jones during the service. Music for the program will be provided by the Madrigal Singers from Sault Area High School under the direction of Mrs. James Douglas and by Mrs. Gene Harrington, soloist.

Speaking parts in the service will be taken by Irene Hanson of St. Joseph Catholic Church, Mrs. Leonard Brawley of First United Presbyterian, Mrs. Charles Button of KAFB Chapel; Mrs. John Moran of Central United Methodist', Mrs.

Gilbert Peterman of St. James Episcopal and Mrs. Melvin Anderson of Faith Lutheran. Ushers wil Ibe Mrs. Charles Woodard of First Baptist, Mrs.

"See What You Get Get What You See" NEWHOUSE MEMORIALS The finest you can buy see them on display in our Memorial Arts Building. PHONE LAKE SUPERIOR Granite Marble Works Office in Bailey-Newhouse Funeral Home ill Maple St. Sault. Mich. John Holt of St.

Joseph's Catholic, Mrs. Basil Smith of the Presbyterian Chapel and Mrs. Horace Mapes, Reorganized Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints. Greefers will be Mrs. William Cartwright and Mrs.

Edward Russell of First Baptist. Mrs. Wallace Cole will be organist for the day. Mrs. Elmo Laucks is serving as program coordinator.

Pom-ing during the coffee hour after the service will be Mrs. Lowell Young and Mrs. Hiram Jones. A nursery will be prodded. The World Day of Prayer offering goes into a fund called Intercontinental Mission, the process by which Church Women United participates in a ministry to people all over the world.

Among those to whom funds are granted are women and children in need of education and better nutrition, minority women in new careers, 13 women's colleges on Asia and the Near East, international students. American Indians and Spanish-speaking people, migrants, refugees church leaders interested in ecology and women leaders in Africa and Latin America. Nativity Guild Will Hear Two State Troopers Two state troopers, James Rambo and Cecil Ojala, will be speakers at the monthly meeting of Nativity Guild Feb. 28 at 8 p.m. "Drug Abuse" will be their topic.

Members will make plans for the spring ham and sauerkraut dinner. ASH COMPACTOR Can be built-in or used as a free-standing unit Compacts your trash to less than Vi, its original volume Trash is deodorized everytime the drawer is helps control odors Have Fun Playing Newspaper Bing Pick up your cards from HOME APPLIANCES "Your Authorized Hofpoinr Dealer" 538 ASHMUN ST. DIAL 632-2621 Art Films To Be Shown Next Week At LSSC Art films will be shown free to the public Monday at 7 p.m. in the Library Auditorium at Lake Superior State College and at 10 a.m. Tuesday in Crawford Hall Auditorium.

Each film explores some aspect of vision, such as color, movement and light, showing how it js seen in life and how the artist depicts it in his work. These films, produced for the American Federation of Arts under a grant from the Ford Foundation, serve to increase the viewer's awareness of his visual environment as a source of stimulation and enjoyment. "The Art of Seeing" emphasizes the fact that one has to learn to that looking closely at even the most ordinary objects can reveal variations of form, color, pattern and texture that give esthetic pleasure for its own sake. The film directs attention to the wealth of visual stimuli available to those who are truly aware. The art films appreciation series is a part of the LSSC Cultural Affairs program.

BRIEFLY Mr. and Mrs. Stanley McKee have returned from a visit with their son, James and his family at Round Lake Beach, 111. They were also guests of Mr. and Mrs.

Joseph Horvath in Chicago. Child Study Club II will have a special meeting Monday at 8 p.m. at the Sault Savings Bank. The cookbooks have arrived and will be distributed to members at that time. The Christopher Columbus Auxiliary will have a card party at their hall on Sheridan Drive Feb.

28 at 8 p.m. The public is invited. Prizes will be awarded. A bake sale of Italian items will be held in conjunction with the card games. Chairmen of the project are Louise Jorgensen and Josephine Brisbois.

Guests are to bring their own cards and play the game of their choice. Beach Coat Beach coats, which come with matching bathing suits, are being made in such pretty Paisleys and with such careful attention to details that they can double as dresses. So when you're planning for your next vacation, keep in mind this extra dress. You can choose lengths from very short to maxi. DRY CLEANING TIPS By PERRY PINGATORE WATER REPELLENT garments are out in force this time of year.

How water-resistant are the, special finishes oni the fabric of your! car coat or jacket? Well, you can still get damp wearing a coat in a heavy rainstorm. Such finishes are not completely waterproof. They do shed a lot of moisture and they also resist valuable feature in any clothing. A good water repellent finish will keep the garment clean longer and will last even through several cleanings. However, not even the finest water-repellent finish is permanent.

The finish loses its effectiveness against moisture and has to be renewed periodically. If you've worn yours for quite a while, or if it's had a few cleanings, let us renew the finish the next time you bring it in for cleaning. It'll last longer and do a better job of keeping you dry. For everything you need to keep your clothes fresh, clean and longer wearing, depend upon our prompt, careful and dependable service. We have the techniques and the modem equipment to serve you better! Dial ME 2-3355 713 ASHMUN SOO, MICH.

Community School Program Plans Style Show And Tea The Community School Program in Sault Area public schools is planning to exhibit the results of some of the classes at a style show and tea, TETE-A-TETE between a fetching Cleopatra and an emphatic Ben Franklin? It didn't happen, of course, but if they could have bridged the centuries gap. it would have made for some great talk show conversation, believes Steve Allen (Ben) in a trial run with wife Jayne Meadows (Cleo). He has a possible new panel show along this line, "Meeting of Minds," among his many current projects. Installation Ceremonies Held Thursday Hiawatha Chapter 143 Blue Star Mothers held installation ceremonies Thursday in the Knights of Columbus Hall on Ryan Ave. Elizabeth Wilds was installing officer.

Those installed were Georgia Hanchera, president; Alphonsus Pringle, vice president; Genevieve Aikens, secretary; Elizabeth Wilds, treasurer; Martha Pendell, chaplain; Nellie Boucher, patriotic instructor; Evelyn Montgomery, historian; Adeline and Rose Amyotte, conductresses; Mary Dooley, guard: Elizabeth Wilds, publicity and hospital. A social period followed the installation ceremonies. Graduates From DeVrv James McKee, son of Mr. and airs. Stanley McKee has been graduate from DeVry Institute of Technology in Chicago.

The son of Mr. and Mrs. Stanley McKee, he is now employed with the Target Corp. of Lake Bluff, HI. He and his family reside in Round Lake Beach, 111.

IS FUN By CECILY BROWNSTONE AP Food Editor Swedish Meal Balls Rice Green Peas Salad Bowl Whipped Farina Pudding WHIPPED FARINA PUDDING In Sweden they call this dessert Klappgrot a-id make it with lingonberry juice. 2 cups cranberry juice cocktail Vz cup sugar Vi cup farina 1 teaspoon vanilla teaspoon salt In a 2-quart saucepan bring cranberry juice to a boil. Sprinkle in sugar, then farina, stirring constantly. Boil gently stirring constantly, for 10 minutes. Remove from heat.

Stir in vanilla and salt. Turn into large bowl of electric mixer. Beat at high speed just until mixture is light and fluffy ani holds very soft 10 minutes. Do not overheat or mixture will get rubbery. Turn into indivicluri serving dishes.

Chill. Serve with whipped cream, light cream or milk. Makes 2'i cups 5 servings. ENGAGEMENTS Mr. and Mrs.

William M. Kirby of Alpena announce the engagement of their daughter, Kiltie Koreen, to Jon William Gougeon, son of Mr. and Mrs. Junior J. Gougeon of Alpena.

The bride-elect is a granddaughter of Mr. and Mrs. J.E. Kirby of 227 Arlington St. She Vows Spoken At Harvard Memorial Church Mrs.

Charles F. Hamilton has received the announcement of the marriage of Janet Marie Crane, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Grant Crane of Akron, Ohio, to John Anthony Vitkevieh Jr. on Feb.

5 in Memorial Church at Harvard University, Cambridge, Mass. Mrs. Vitkevieh is a graduate of Smith College at Northampton, Mass, where she was named to Phi Beta Kappa. She attended the University of Leningrad in 1971 and will receive her master's degree in Russian literature from Harvard in June. She will then begin work there on her doctorate.

Mr. Vitkevieh is working on his PhD in physics at Harvard. Mrs. Vitkevich is the granddaughter of the late Charles F. Hamilton of Bay City and Sault Ste.

Marie. WEEKLY CALENDAR Items must Be received by Thursday noon for inclusion in the calendar which wil! aiiaear during the following week. Call 632-2235 and ask for the Women's Desk. FRIDAY Central United Methodist WSCS, smorgasbord luncheon, church, 11 a.m. to 1:30 p.m.

Senior Citizens, shuffleboard and other games, Senior Citizens Hall, 1:30 p.m. SATURDAY Faculty Dames of Sault Area Public Schools, couples party, Iroquois Mountain Lodge, 6:30 p.m. Film showing, children's Room of Carnegie Public Library, 2 p.m. Married Peoples Club dance, "February Country Club, 9:30 p.m. to 1:30 a.m.

Queen of the North chapter OES, snowmobile and card party, Mrs. Frances Burdge, Birch Point; snowmobiles leave McKinley School, 7:30 p.m.; card party, 8 p.m. FOR THE FINEST IN CARPETING INSTALLATION SERVICE SEE MR. CARPET MAN- Roy Smith AT Les Cheneaux Carpets Cedarville, Mich. Dial 484-2208 Carpeting Is Our Only Business" LES CHENEAUX CARPETS CEDARVILLE.

MICHIGAN The following patients v. ere admitted to War Memorial Hospital: Buster Bailey, Drurnmond Island. The patients were discharges: Sharon Jacobson. Edith Larson. CI race Lee.

Irene Riggs, Donald Youn-4 Sault: Lena Lee, £:. IgiKK-e; Kan NOi'dquist, Cedarville. GRANGES The postponed meeting of Pine Grove Graa.se will be held at the home ot Mr. and Mrs. Howard Bell on Monday, Feb.

2S at 8:30 p.m. scheduled for Monday, March 6 in the high school cafeteria. The event under the directorship of Mrs. Liz Mitchell, sewing coordinator for the various classes in the Community School program, will begin at 7:30 p.m. Garments and articles which have been made in the sewing e-assc's will be modeled and displayed.

Refreshments will be served. Other activities which may included in the show are Shop. which materials for the rer.i'ar school (lay as well Community School. the art classes, siv Additional info" 1 obiained by Mitchell at K- Community Ainon; the displaying Clothing. i Clothing.

Bishop Clothing, the the knitting was graduated from Alpena Senior High School in 1969 and from Lansing Business University the same year and is employed by Montgomery Ward in Alpena. The prospective bridegroom, a 1970 graduate of Alpena Catholic Central High School, was graduated from Alpena Community College in May of this year and is employed at the college. The wedding will take place June 10 at St. Bernard's Church in Alpena. VANSLOTEN HAMPER Mr.

and Mrs. Vern VanSloten of Rudyard announce the engagement of their daughter, Jane Christine, to Charles Gary Kamper, son of Mr. and Mrs. Egbert Kamper of Rudyard. Miss VanSloten, a graduate of Davenport College of Business, is employed at Kincheloe Air Force Base.

Her fiance was graduated from Calvin College and is employed with the Rudyard Township Schools. Aug. 4th has been chosen as the wedding date. KEITH "JAKE 55 some seeds can be started indoors now. Be sure your germinating medium is sterile.

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