The Evening News from Sault Sainte Marie, Michigan • Page 6

MRS. EARNS Married in Lansing Nancy Ann VanLuven became the bride of Philip Lapp Harns in an evening ceremony Saturday in the Calvary-: Assembly of God Church. Tne.Rev. Otto Wegner the Rev. Carl Graves officiated.

The bride is the daughter of and Mrs. Alviri J. VanLuveni former Sault Ste. Marie residents. Parents of the bridegroom: are Mr.

and Mrs. James Harns. The bride's gown was of white silk organza. Venise lace edged the scoop neck," empire waist, bell skirt," sleeves and the illusion veil which fell to chapel length from a camelot cap. She carried -ia cascade of- feathered carnations with a cluster lavender and yellow sweetheart roses and mint green Mrs.

James Denton of. Sault Ste. Marie, sister of the bride, vas.matron of Wayne sister of the and Mrs. Michael Esch were bridesmaids. Junior bridesmaids were three nieces of tfie bride, Cheryl.

Beverly and Donna VanLuven. all of Cherry Hillj. N.J. The attendants' floor length gowns were ribbon lace over satin with scoop necklines and flowing long sleeves. Their headpieces were a flower with veiling.

The matron of honor and bridesmaids wore.lavender and the junior bridesmaids mint green. Their, flowers were nosegays of feathered carnations in colors matching their gowns. The gowns of the flower girls, Karen Bowerman, cousin of the bride and Candace Wegner were yellow, and they carried baskets of yellow carnations. Best man was James Harns, brother of the bridegroom. Gary VanLuven of Cherry Hill, rrother of the bride, and Verlyn Harns, brother of the bridegroom, were groomsmen.

Junior groomsmen were Kevin Ford and Allen and Jeffrey Harns. brothers of the bridegroom. James Denton of Sault Ste. Marie, brother-in-law of the bride, and Wayne Edly, brother-in-law of the bridegroom, Randy Smith of Laingsburg and Steve Cooper seated the guests. Boyer ringbearer.

The reception was in the fellowship hall of the church. Mrs. VanLuven received guests in a floor length dress of Copenhagen blue with matching accessories. Her corsage was feathered white carnations and pink rosebuds. Mrs.

Harns wore peach with white accessories and a corsage of white carnations and peach rosebuds. Mrs. Carrie Bowerman. grandmother of the bride, wore a black and vhiie flowered dress. Mrs.

Claude Lapp, grandmother of the bridegroom, a rose and dress and Mrs. Harns, grandmother of the bridegroom was attired in mint green and white jersey. The grandmothers all had carnation corsages. After a wedding trip to Niagara Falls, the couple will be'at home at 2700 Eaton Rapids Lansing. bride is a graduate of J.

W. Sexton High School and is a student at Lansing Community College, werkin? toward a nursing degree. The bridegroom, a graduate of Everett High School, is also a student at Lansing Community College, majoring in electrical engineering. New Arrivals Cpl. and Mrs.

James Peller of Shady Rest Tailer Court, Lot 48, Clarksvffle, Tenn. are the parents of a son James Michael born Aug. 25 at 1 p.m. He weighed eight, pounds. The grandparents are Mrs.

Dale Barr. Chuck Peller of Bay City and Mr. and Mrs. Seldon Hudson of Madison, Tenn. Great- grandparents are Mrs.

Sybil Joseph, Mr. and Mrs. Ray VanLuven and Mr. and Mrs. Don Joseph of Brimley.

Garlic barbecue Looking for a quick way to give barbecue fare a garlic flavor? Just toss garlic cloves on the coals while meat grills. Familv gathers at DeTour summer home Four generations of the family of the late Fred Hancock gathered at the summer home of Eva Hanchera near DeTour Sunday for a picnic and swimming. Joining the hostess were Clare Smith. Mr. and Mrs.

Glen Roberts, Mr. and Mrs. Carlile Hancock, Mr. and Mrs. Wilbur Earl and Mr.

and Mrs. George Buriek. Mike, Paul and Nancy of Sault Ste. Marie, Mr. and Mrs.

Elliott Hancock, Mr. and Mrs. Harry Nettleton. Mr. and Mrs.

Lome Steel and Luther, Mrs. Effie Reynard, David and Eddie, Mr. and Mrs. Herb Little, Beverly, Ronnie and Jackie, Mr. and Mrs.

Raymond Fountain, Stanley Hancock, Steve and Gary, Wilma Hancock and Jimmie, Mr. and Mrs, Donald Steel, Donna and Carol, Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Brunning, Dean, Drew and Elli and Mr. and Mrs.

Richard Fountain, Randy and Ricky, all of Pickford and Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Moock of St. Clair Shores. BIRTHS KINCHELOE AFB HOSPITAL WRIGHT Sgt.

and Mrs. Nathaniel Wright of 502A McWhorter Court, KAFB, are the parents of a daughter, Angela Pauline, born Aug. 23 at 10:55 a.m. She weighed six pounds, ounces. SMITH Airman and Mrs.

Curtis Box 246, Pickford, are the parents of a daughter, Denee Lyn, born Aug. 28 at 4:05 a.m. She weighed seven pounds, eight ounces. LUTZ Airman and Mrs. Ronald Lutz are the parents of a daughter, Hiedi Marie, born Aug.

28 at 12:27 p.m. She weighed eight pounds. The ements HEAR The Chancellors GOSPEL QUARTET SINGERS Presenting Spirited Gospel Quartet Singing THURSDAY, AUGUST P.M. FIRST CHURCH OF THE NAZARENE 1606 Seymour Sault, Mich. DEVOTIONAL MESSAGE by Rev.

Bill Goodman- former Salvation Army Officer in the Sault. You Are Invited FALL FARBiC SALE Now In Saturday, Sept. 1 Stop in and preview the new fall fashions and Save! Double polyester knits beautiful plaids, chevrons, tweeds, checks and solids. Newest fall shades. OFF! Fuzzy Sweater knits solids, stripes and patterns.

Machine washable. OFF! VERY SPECIAL SAVINGS: $10 VALUE Wool Polyester Double Knits. Beautiful fall colors. SIGN UP NOW FOR FALL SEWING CLASSES! BEV'S SEWING BOUTIQUE 544 ASHMUN 2-6542 Today Women Rutli Clarke Women's Editor 6 AUGUST 29, 1973 BRIEFLY The choir of the First United expects her son and his family Presbyterian Church will Mr. and Mrs.

John Kirkpatrick, resume rehearsals at 7:30 Shuan, Janet, Melissa and tonight. Johnny of Gaylord. The Presbyterian Chapel Ladies Aid will have a work bee on Friday, starting at 9:30 a.m. at the chapel. Members are asked to bring scissors, needle and thread.

Winners in the Lock City Duplicate games Tuesday night were: Dempsey and G. Larke, 74 plus; Holgate and Kiddick, 71: J. Larke and Cox, 70; O'Connor and Yrjola, 66; Kozma and Haromy, 65: Sanders and Venier, 63 plus. There will be a unit game Sunday at 7:30 p.m. at the Sault Savings Bank.

Visiting Mrs. H. Wayne Halonen has been her niece, Karen Vanni. Together they motored to Negaunee to visit the Matt N. Vanni family and other relatives.

Miss Vanni has returned to her home in Rockford, HI. where she is a member of the music faculty of the Rockford school system. She is junior high band instructor. Mrs. Josephine Kirkpatrick has had as her guests her son-in- law and daughter Mr.

and Mrs. Leon Williams and their son Kirk of Grand Rapids, who also visited Mr. and Mrs. Tim Flynn of Sugar Island. Other guests of Mrs.

Kirkpatrick were another son-in-law and daughter Mr. and Mrs. James Eisenhauer and their children Jean Marie, Jimmy, Jaclyn and Julie of Mt. Pleasant. This weekend she Mrs.

Kenneth Bruce spent a week visiting family and friends in Lower Michigan and on Aug. 25 attended the wedding of her grandson Gary Boyer and Marie Dishaw in Jackson. Among others from out of town at the wedding were the bridegroom's aunt Mrs. Shirley Crimin and daughters Kim, Kathy and Kelly of Sault Ste. Marie and John Hover of Glendale, a former Sault resident, who is the bridegroom's great-grandfather.

Mr. Hoyer is now visiting here with the Braces, his son-in-law and daughter, until after Labor Day. The outdoor flavor of plaid is shown (left) in a single-breasted jacket with an Blasticized waistband, big buttons and deep cuffs. Wrap jacket in wool (right) has a lusty opossum collar. (By Nat Hirsch fpr Junior Gallery) Cooking Is Fun The following patients were admitted to War Memorial Hospital: Augusta Murphy, Sault; Alice BronkowsM, Raco.

The following patients were discharged: Janice Marsh, Eckerman; Margaret Bell, Dorothy Lake, Angela Nertoli, Sharon Sheppard, Sault. By CECILY BROWNSTONE AP Food Editor Fried Chicken Hominy Grits Broiled Tomatoes Fresh Corn Blueberry Cobbler Beverage BROILED TOMATOES They look as good as they taste! 4 medium tomatoes cup mayonnaise cup grated (medium fine) Swiss cheese, lightly packed teaspoon paprika Rinse tomatoes; cut away stem ends; cut each tomato in half crosswise. Cut a thin slice Goodbye squeaks Get rid of annoying squeaks in home appliances or garden power tools by loosening the screws and squirting penetrating oil containing graphite onto the screws and into the screw holes. Tighten the screws back down the squeaks will be gone. from bottom of any of the tomato halves that do not stand a ig t.

Mix mayonnaise, cheese and paprika; spread over top cut surface of tomatoes. Place in a shallow pan foil- lined if you like. Broil 4 or 5 inches from high heat until tomatoes are warm through and topping is brown 4 or 5 minutes: watch so as not to scorch. Makes 4 servings. Mold egg salad A nice variation on popular egg salad is to mold it.

Chopped hard-cooked eggs, celery and green pepper combine with diced pimiento in a colorful salad. Unflavored gelatine is the ingredient to blend everything together. If you're having a simple small buffet, you might serve this molded salad as a side dish accompaniment to cold cuts. BIRTHS WAR MEMORIAL SKINNER Mr. and Mrs.

Gary W. Steo- ner of Pickford are fte parents of a daughter, Cheryl Lynn, ibom Aug. 29 at 5:40 a.m. She weighed seven pounds, 4.Vi ounces. TO BUY OR SILL REAL ESTATE with DICK CLARK is the man to seat PHONE 635-1558 OB 632-6681 ORTHLAND REALTY 1908 Ashmun Soo, Mkh.

Mr. and Mrs. Richard Bresna- ihan of 508 Kimball St. announce the engagement of their daughter Susan to Donald (Mac) Finlayson, son of Dr. and Mrs.

D. D. Finlayson of 620 Dillion Ave. Miss Bresnahan is attending Northwestern'University in Chicago and her fiance will be a student at Michigan State University in the fall. No wedding date has been set.

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