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

The Kvening Today Women "7-r l77n' 1 iV'H I NOV. 19, 1969 Mrs. Ridings Resigns Post With Chippewa Camp Fire MRS. RIDINGS Christine Ridings, administrative secretary of the Chippewa County Camp Fire Girls since September of 1956, has announced her resignation effective Dec. 1.

Mrs. Ridings began her association with Camp Fire here as a volunteer leader in 1952. In 1953 she organized the Blue Bird Day Camp and in subsequent served as president of the Leaders Association and as a member of the Camp Fire board.of directors. In addition to her work as administrative secretary, she has been administrator and director of Camp Wikweia. Among her numerous community activities have been memberships on the Mayor's Committee for Youth and on-the Michigan Week Youth Day committee.

She was a member, of the Chippewa County Social COOKING IS FUN By CECILY BROWNSTONE AP Food Editor This delightful recipe, tested in our kitchen, comes from a New Pennsylvania cookbook, "Gourmets and Groundhogs." Broiled Chicken Rice Green Peas Salad Elaine Light's Orange Rum Cake ELAINE LIGHT'S ORANGE RUM CAKE 1 cup butter 1 cup sugar 3 egg yolks 1 cup dairy sour cream Grated rind of 1 orange 2 cups sifted cake flour 1 teaspoon baking powder 1 teaspoon baking soda 3 egg whites Oranga Rum syrup Cream butter and sugar till fluffy. Beat in egg yolks, sour cream and rind. Sift dry ingredients and add. Beat egg whites until stiff and carefully fold in. Bake in an oiled and floured 9-inch tube pan.

Bake at 325 degrees one hour or until cake tester comes out clean. Let stay in pan about 10 minutes. Turn out on plate with rum. Pour hot Orange Rum Syrup slowly over top of cake. ORANGE RUM SYRUP In a saucepan combine juice of 2 oranges, juice of 1 lemon, 34 cup sugar, cup light rum and dash of salt; boil' gently 3 to 4 minutes.

Agencies and served as its chairman for a year. "We are extremely sorry that Mrs. Ridings is leaving," said Mrs. Ben Boult, president of the Chippewa County Council of Camp Fire Girls. "She has been an inspiration to the Camp Fire program here." Mrs.

Boult said that Mrs. Robert (Barbara) Larson will succeed Mrs. Ridings in the Camp Firo office and is now taking training for her new position. Mrs. Ridings and her husband, Jack, will be residing in Milwaukee at 1323 E.

Colorado Ave. Mrs. Rioings will be involved in youth work and will continue her education at the Milwaukee branch of the University of Wisconsin. She has been a student at Lake Superior State College. The Camp Fire Council presented her with a gift at its Monday night meeting.

BIRTHS WAR MEMORIAL HOSPITAL HOPE Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Hope (Catherine Hansen), 1220 Bingham are the parents of a son, Christopher Alan, born Nov. 18 at 12:43 p.m. He weighed eight pounds, 15 ounces.

FALKENHAGEN Mr. and Mrs. Alvin Falkenhagen (Gayle Thompson) of Brimley are the parents of a son, James Arthur, born Nov. 19 at 3:31 a.m. He weighed nine pounds.

BRIEFLY Circle 5 of the Women's Association of the First United Presbyterian Church, Mrs. Leonard Brawley. chairman, will meet in the Westminster Room at 8 p.m. Thursday. Mrs.

Norman Loye will give the study book. Hostesses will be Mrs. Loye and Mrs. Ennis Bumstead. The Dafter Presbyterian Ladies Aid Society will have a bake sale and bazar at the Woolworth Store Friday beginning at 9:15 a.m.

Coast Guard Wives Contribute To Sheltered Workshop SHE LIKES PRIVACY, but an alert photographer caught Ava Gardner taking a stroll in Madrid. The U.S. actress has lived in Spain for several years. WEEKLY CALENDAR Items for the Weekly Calendar must be reported to the Women's Desk of The Evening News by Thursday aoon for in elusion in the calendar for the following week. WEDNESDAY American Legion Auxiliary Unit 3, Legion Club, 8 p.m.

Knights of Columbus, 3rd degree, KC Hall, 8 p.m. Le Saut Artists Guild, community facilities, 608 Pine 7:30 p.m. Past Matrons Club OES, First National Bank Community Room, 6:15 p.m. Queen of the North OES, School of Instruction, Masonic Hall, 8 p.m. Royal Neighbors of America, Blizzard Camp 1234, IOOF Hall, p.m.

Sault Rughookers Guild, community facilities, 608 Pine 10:30 a.m. to 4 p.m. Story Time, Children's Room of Carnegie Library, 10 a.m. Women's Volleyball, Soo Township School, 7:30 to 10:30 THURSDAY Blue Star Mothers Chapter 148, KC Hall on Ryan 1:45 Central United Methodist WSCSi Circles; Martha, Mrs. Stephen' Youngs, 623 Easterday a.m.; Mary, Mrs.

Gerald Schultz, Barbeau 1:15 p.m.; Sarah, Mrs. Russell Stonehouse, 322 W. anna, Mrs. Harold McCulligh 609 Dillon 8 p.m. Mrs.

Harold McCulligh, 609 Dillon 8 p.m. DeMolay, Masonic Temple. 7:30 p.m Lock City Toastmasters, Knife and Fork Restaurant, 6 p.m. Mary Wood Chorus rehearsal, LSSC ROTC Building, 8 p.m. Presbyterian Women's Association, Circle 6, social hall, p.m.

Senior Citizens Club, potluck supper and program, clubhouse, Byers 6 p.m. SOS TOPS Club, Donaldson- Hall, 7:30 p.m. Westeyan Women, Mrs. Tyson Cottle, 1410 Minneapolis 7:30 p.m. FRIDAY STE TOPS Club, Housing Commission Office, 608 Pine 6: Mrs.

B. Bentley of the Coast Guard Wives Club presents a check for $100 to Mrs. R. S. Staff eld, treasurer of the Soo Sheltered Workshop.

The check represents the proceeds of a rummage sale sponsored by the club for the School Group To Hear Talk By Mrs. Ball St. Joseph's Home and School! Association will meet Thursday at 3 p.m. when -Mrs. Julia Ball, director of reading for the Sault public schools, will be the speak- BRIEFLY er.

Classrooms will be open at 7:30 to enable parents to meet teachers. The queen of Sheba, of whom the Bible speaks, once ruled Ethiopia. The team of Newton and.livan and Mohr, 61 plus; Wil- Lipsett was first in the Country Club bridge tournament games! Tuesday. Jacobs and Dawson were second. A total of 17 tables was in play, 12 for women and five for men, in the Lock City Duplicate Bridge Club men's and women's pairs Tuesday night.

Winners in the women's play were Campana and Riddick, 184 plus; Whalen and Lewis, 172; Barbaric and Willinsky, 166 plus; Van Dusen and Wilcox, 159; Trbovich and Miller, 157; Turcotte and Wood, 153 plus. Winning pairs for the men were Venier and Sutherland, 69; Sul- benefit of the Workshop. From left are Julius J. Brunk, Soo Sheltered Workshop director; Mrs. Sfaffeld; and Mrs.

Bentley, Mrs. R. J. Rosie and Mrs. Charles Richey, all members of the CG Wives Club.

Hospital Notes The following patients were admitted to War Memorial Hospital: Monica Adams, Judy Black, Wilda Blain, Leann Hopper, Helen Lane, Elizabeth Pike, Sault; Bruce Lawless, DeTour; Clarence Strawderman, Sugar Island. The following patients were discharged: Annie Fisher, Ada McGregor, Edward McGregor, John Whitworth, Sault; Rhonda Le Blanc, Brimley. linsky and Barbarie, 61; Brad-i ley and Mizzi, 56. Two Sault High Students To Tour Europe In 1970 With International Choir Two Sault High School students, Jeanne Lyons and Bill Edward, will be touring Europe next summer with the International Choir of the Blu Lake Fine Arts Camp which is affiliated with the Michigan State University Youth Music program. Both are juniors and are members of the Sault High Choir directed by Mrs.

William Arsenault who was instrumental in having them audtion for the choir and compete for scholarships which will help pay the $750 individual cost of the tour. Mr. and Mrs. Arsenault took Bill, Jeanne and Karen Close to Blue Lake Camp at Twin Lake for the auditions. Jeanne, daughter of Mr.

and Mrs. Stanley Lyons of Riverside Drive, won a $250 scholarship to be applied to her tour costs and Bill, fson of Mrs. Beverly Edward of 727 E. Easterday and the late William F. Edward, was awarded a $100 scholarship.

The choir will leave Metropolitan Airport at Detroit on June 28 and will return Aug. 7 after touring seven European countries. Beginning this week, the choir will rehearse two or three times each month until the departurt date. The B1 Lake Fine Arts Camp is a summer school of the arts. In addition to its affiliation with the Michigan State University Youth Music program, the carnji is a member of the People to People program and other international cultural organizations.

Scents In this age of scented everything, make sure that the numerous fragrances you're deodorant, hand cream, skin lotion, makeup, hair spray and don't clash. Musks and floral scents don't go together. Use your judgment to make sense out of scents. Merry Mixers will meet at seven o'clock tonight for a potluck Thanksgiving supper at the home of Mrs. Richard Malone, 1203 Seymour St.

Circle 6 of the Presbyterian Women's Association, Evelyn Smith, chairman, will meet 8 p.m. Thursday in the church social hall. Grace MacLauchlin will give the devotions. Myerl LaMothg will review the study book. Peg Zenda and Donna Cross will be hostesses.

Women were first admitted to Phi Beta Kappa fraternity in 1875. 'LEARNING CAN BE FUN TOY FESTIVAL at Lincoln School ARTS AND CRAFTS ROOM Thursday, November a.m. to 6 p.m. Friday, November a.m. to 10 p.m.

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