The Evening News from Sault Sainte Marie, Michigan • Page 2

THE EVENING NEWS, SAULT STE. MARIE, JULY 17, 1964 NEWBERRY HELEN KLEBES 209 W. John Phone 38 NEWS FRED SHULTZ 406 E. John Phone 733 COMMERCIAL PRINTING CIRCULATION, ADVERTISING In Newberry, back copies of The Evening News may be obtained by calling 733. Benoit-Wood Vows Said I SCHOOL BOARD NEWBERRY A meeting of the Board of Education of the Newberry will be held Tuesday evening, July 21.

I Reports will include, final high 1 school internal accounting, final i i comparison of receipts and ex- penditures, report of revolving 1 fund receipts, final hot lunch. The superintendent's report will include, review of the recipts and expenditures, final version of the 1964-65 budget, proposal to organize reading i and arithmetic into ungraded sections, authorize requests for coal, gasoline and milk bids, LaSalle Art Teacher Hired ST. IGNACE James Dooley of Saginaw has been hired to I teach art at LaSalle High School i during the 1964-65 school year. He will succeed Miss Edwina Dering. who will enroll for graduate studies in the fall.

Dooley graduated from Arthur Hill High School of Saginaw in Hints From To Remove Permanent Starch plan for tenure. implementation of ST. IGNAGE STRAITS AREA NEWS NORMAN WTXSON AND DOLORES WDCSON Telephones 122 or iU Suit Aimed At Blocking Expansion, Improvement Of Mackiiiac's Air Strip WASHINGTON Twen-, Kennedy which cleared the way: Navy and several years can oe bosen. residents of the new facilities. private industry.

During the past hot nor coki wiu NOT remove; I prefer to mow i U-shape hook through which 'cord on the lawn mower could jpass as it was released from i the bracket on the mower handle. The larger end of the antenna i ty-ei Dear Hcloisc: As you know, permanent starch is a plastic-type finish added to a fabric. The removal of this type starch! ...11 1952. He graduated from Mich- poses a prc bi because it re- was inserted into the hollow end igan State University in 1936., ircs jl(nv ng the exact fiber of the handle (after first cutting having majored in art and: conten the fabric, as well as a hole in the rubber grip), design. Following his gradua- tne spec if lc plastic used in the I wrapped some friction tapa tion, he served two years in the tarch.

before a suitable solvent around the end to help hold it in Water tubing handle. at right electric outlet, have suR to block i Their sujt in i str i year he attended Michigan State; the plastic starch once too much; Mjjles to M.S.E.A. DINNER NEWBERHY A smorgasbord dinner will be held at the Falls Hotel. July 21, at 6:30 p.m. honoring M.S.E.A.

retired members. Special guests will be M.S.E.A. President Elliott and Executive Secretary, John R. Doyle. expansion and improvement of court for the District of Colum the resort island's tiny landing: bia maintains that construction strip.

They also contest a ruling ox a new. by U. S. Atty. Gen.

Robert-would University to complete work re-i has been used on a garment. with the antenna pointing to- quired for teacher The homemaker can try to re-; wArd tht source of the power, Engagements HARVEY-WIGHTMAX ST. IGNACE Mr. and Mrs. extended landing strip Dooley plans to take up his ov? the excess starch by dip-! The cord trails along the violate the "park pur-! residence in St.

Ignace during ping the in a household ground at least two feet from dry cleaning solvent. I would rec-j the mowtr, never even coming onimeml using a sample, "perhaps the cutting blade. a seam, before trying the whole! Believe rue. in seven years of garment. i using this little trick of mine I housewife could also write'have never cut a cord.

'Now, pose' 7 clause in the original U.S. the first week of August. Land Grant to the state of Michigan. This contradicts Kennedy's! ruling, which said the use of I Michigan. A landing strip has Stiebe Memorial ST.

IGNACE-Memorial serv-: to the manufacturer of the starch I shall knock on wood!) been I ices will be conducted in St. Ig-; as he could recommend suitable Both ends of the handle should Home "talent ente-tainment will i Clifford Harvey of 409 Carmel; ma a ined on the island since i nace Methodist church on Sun- so i vents cr the specific type i in either direction. be featured Tickets may be ob- Cadillac, announce the en- i or winter use when ice day, July 19, at 1:30 p.m. for, used I hope hint will help some tained by contactin" ticket chair- gagement of their daughter. Pat- i oc ks the Straits of Mackinac Arthur Stiebe, who lost his life man, Gloria Johnson.

Newberry Briefs ricia. to David Lee an cuts oif ferry when swept overboard from his son of Mr. and Mrs. David Wight-1 island's opiy other supply line fish tug on July 3 while setting Home Service Director H. W.

Butler man of Mackinac Island. The' to the outside world. nets offshore Brevort. MRS. DONALD W.

BEN01T NEWBEItRY At a ceremony in St. Joseph's Church, Sault Ste. Marie on July 11, Karen L. Wood, daughter of Mr. and Mrs.

Ken- neih Wood, 206 East Avenue Newberry, became the bride of Donald William Benoit, son of Harrington. Jerry Burnet, Pat Kelly, Terry JivKay and George Calery. For her daughter's wedding, Mrs. Wood wore a green afternoon dress with scooped neckline and short sleeves. Mrs.

Benoit Mrs. Benoit of Sault Ste. an a ua dress with a match- Marie and" the late Mr. Benoit. The Kt.

Rev. Msgr. Oliver O'Callaghan performed the 5 p.m. double ring ceremony before an altar adorned with pink and white peonies. Mary Wood, organist, played the Ave Maria.

Escorted down the aisle by her father, the bride wore a sleeveless floor-length sheath gown of nylon over taffeta. A jacket with elbow length sleeves and a cowl neckline buttoned in the back, giving an Empire-effect to the waistline. The jacket and its attached court train were edged with appliqued lace in a daisy design. A seed pearl crown held her bouffant veil. A cascade of American Beauty roses and stephanotis with ivy formed the bride's bouquet.

ing ribbon-trimmed coat. They wore white accessories and corsages of pink Sweetheart roses. Also attending were the bridegroom's grandmothers, Mrs. Gideon Benoit. who wore light green, and Eugene Castagne, who wore navy.

They also chose white accessories and pink roses. Following the ceremony, a buffet dinner, served by the Merry Mixers Ciub. ana a dance were held at the Sault Armory was decorated with pink and white streamers, wedding bells and pink cherubs. Mrs. Harold Isaacson and Clark Hurter served the cake.

Janice and Janet Benoit, sisters of the bridegroom, were in charge of the guest and gifts. Robert Benoit provided Maid of honor Marsha Benoit, i music. sister of the bridegroom, and For a trip through the Upper bridesmaids Virginia Gabel, sis- Peninsula the new Mrs. Benoit ter of the bride. Donna Quinn and wore a white eyelet suit with red Sally Holmberg, wore identical accessories and a corsage from street-length sheath dresses of i her bridal arrangement.

The couple will reside in Lansing. The bride is a graduate of Mr. and Mrs. John Bodi were Mr. and Mrs.

William Thackham, Billie and Elaine, from Fort Watham Beach, Fla: Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Thackham of Ken- niweck. Mr. and Mrs.

Larry Bodi of Chicago, and Dr. and "Mrs. John T. Dale from Tamazunchale, S.L.P., Mexico. The Dales, missionaries for the Mexican Indian Mission, are vacationing at Piatt Lake.

Visitors recently at the home of Mr. and Mrs. William Priess were Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Radatz, Debbie and Ruth, of Elmhurst, 111.: Mr.

and Mrs. Gustave Kisro and family, Mrs. Henry Kisro of Newberry and Mr. and Mrs. Philip Priess and family of Fargo, Mich.

The Grace Evangelical Lutheran Sunday school teachers of Germfask will meet Tuesday at 7:30 p. m. Bethlehem Lutheran Church women will have an outing Tuesday, at the Honkonen cabin at Round Lake. A luncheon supper will be served beginning at 7 p. m.

by the Esther and Rhoda circles. Each is asked to bring their own dishes and silverware. Mrs. Johanna Finstuen of Fair- bault, and her niece, Miss Rigmor Solem, of Oslo, Norway, visited at the home of Mrs. Finstuen's brother and sister-in-law, Mr.

and Mrs. Chris Katmo. Miss Solem is spending two months in the States and will return to Norway in August, where she is a teacher. Miss Solem accompanied Mrs. Lawrence (Doris Katmo) O'Donnell to Grand Rapids on Sunday for a visit.

Mr. and Mrs. Art Isotalo and children of Detroit" and Lillian Isotalo of Marquette spent a week visiting with their parents, Mr. and Mrs. Harry Johnson.

Mr. and Mrs. George Soli, and Cathy and Georgie of Tomahawk, visited with Mr. Soli's sister and brother-in-law, Mr. and Mrs.

Fred Schultz. Mary Ellen Dyer of AUenhurst, entered the Tahquamenon General Hospital Wednesday. Alex Monk of Eckerman and Mae Baker entered the Tahqua- Newberry High School, and the menon General Hospital Thurs- young couple plans on Sept. 12! Pilots have complained recent- The Rev. Merton Seymour will as their wedding date, at St.

ly of the length of the strip and officiate at the special services. Weekend guests at the home of Ann catholic Church, Macki-1 of the fact that high trees Stiebe was the father of three Ladies, this woman is great. Not only because she suggested i Dear Heloise: that we try dry cleaning fluid (and be sure and WATCH THE CAUTION LABEL on which- nac Island. grow at botn ends of the run-1 children. He was married to the; ever brand you use) to remove way.

The island was cut off i former Rozalie Halberg of St. I FAIR BOARD BARBECUE ST. IGNACE The Mackinac County Fair Board will sponsor a briefly last winter, when food medical supplies could not be flown in. The legislature has authorized Ignace. benefit fund raising barbecue on i extending the strip to 3,500 feet Sunday, July 19 at the fair- i an paving the runway.

The grounds in Allenville. Serving project would cost 5170,000 on a will be from 12 noon until 5 p.m. federal state local matching The affair will be open to the funds basis, public and the menu will feature ENGAGEMENTS QUANCE RAIMER the starch, but because she suggested that you write to the manufacturer. Do just that! To keep onions whole when boiling them, just stick three or four toothpicks through them before boiling them! Now. I never heard of sticking a toothpick through an onion before boiling it- Thanks for sharing get too much plastic starch in a garment, rubbing alcohol straight from the bottle (be sure and IGNACE Mr.

and Mrs. test a niece firsUi or diluted William Quance of St. IgnaceM wRh wat a removes most brands the engagement of We have also found that if you your secret. Bless you always. brideuroom was graduated from pale pink taffeta with scooped lines and short sleeves.

Their necklines and short sleeves. Their floor length overskirts, were accented at the back waist-1 Loretto H-gn School. line with a bow, and gathered in Guests the wedding and have returned nome front by a self-fabric Dior rose, i from Milwaukee. They wore matching Boston. Detroit, Menominee.

Lan- and carried cascades of pink smg Escanaba, Munismg the day. Mr. and s. James Bryers carnations. Francis Benoit served as best man.

Ufhers and members of the wedd'ng party included John Xewberry area, and New Mexico. Joins NSH Slaff Police Report XEWBERRY Carl E. Peter- snn of McMillan reported the breaking and entering of a storm shed attached to his trailer, located at the east side of East Lake, sometime between Friday, July JO and July 13. A pair of rowboat oars were reported taken. State Police are investigating.

Joseph Hoffenberser of Union- vilie. Michisrnn. reported to Mich- State Police at 4 p.m. Wednesday, the breaking and entcr- in; of hi; cottage just east of the site on the souih of Manisiique Lake. Michigan Sta-c Police are making an investigation.

Larceny of gasoline from the J. F. Goldthropc truck? was re- P'irtcd to Michigan State Police Wednesday During tiic someone helped themselves tn gasoline from the two parked From 12 to 14 gallon? of reported taken. An investigation was made by the Michigan State Police. from a vacation trip to Yellowstone.

Grand Tetons, Great Salt Lake, and Denver, Colo. They spent three weeks on their trip. The Tahquamenon Outboard Association picnic at M-94 bridge will be preceded by a boat trip from Manistiqtie Lake. Mrs. Jchn Scholtus and daugh- The suit asks an injunction to I announce me engagement 011 of plastic St3rch now on the mar chicken.

They will be serving in-! prevent the Federal Aviation I their daughter. Joann door in the fairground dining Agency from releasing its share to Raimer. son Mr. Dear Heloise: hall if it rains. the Will Use Straits To Train For English Channel Swim and Mrs.

Clark Raimer of Grand just found a good substitute Ledge. An October wedding is planned. ST. Huffaker, 24, of Grosse Pointe, who made an unsuccessful bid to swim the English Channel from Cape Griz Nes. France, to Dover last September, plans to use the Straits of Mackinac as part of his training to prepare for another channel, attempt next fall.

Huffaker, who with his wife are working at Camp Michigamme in West Branch, has one day off each week and that will be a Saturday. He proposes to make the swim on July 25 or Aug. 1. Huffaker is a friend of Judge Edward H. Fenlon, who advised him to contact Atty.

James J. Brown of St. Ignace for pertinent information concerning Straits waters, temperatures, tides, etc. Brown has offered to assist Huffaker in making the attempt to swim between Mackinaw City and Mackinac Island and nonstop return. While at Higgins Lake, Huffaker is in training for the channel swim.

He swam across the wide part of the lake. miles, and plans to swim seven or eight miles a day, eventually doing 10 to 20 miles once a weeks during a training program. It is expected he may choose his. attempt at the Straits for one of these longer swims. Harry is a junior dental student at the University of Michigan, was an all-American on the swimming team.

In his first channel The youthful swimmer married Christine Wohlers in Dover while training for the swim last year. He financed the attempt by working in England. He hopes he can find a sponsor this year. His trainers this summer include his father, Melvin S. Huffaker, a Detroit attorney.

Dell Andrews, of Flushing, and Bob Schneider, Grosse Pointe. Methodists Plan Service At Michigamme Methodists from the Upper Peninsula will attend the annual Michigamme Day Laymen's service to be held on Sunday, July 19, at 3 o'clock, in the institute chapel. Merle Lambertson, of St. Ignace, and leader of Upper Peninsula laymen, is in charge of the service. The main speaker at this year's service will be the Rev.

James Balfour, newly appointed district superintendent of the Marquette District. Mr. Balfour comes to the Upper Peninsula after a six- year pastorate in Port Huron. He has previously served Methodist churches in the Upper Peninsula at Menominee, Houghton and at Sault Ste. Marie.

The service will include a hymnsing led by the Rev. Cecil Lutey. associate minister of the was within six miles of the English coast before he was forced to give up. Newberry Briefs peming. The Wesley Methodist choir of Ishpeming.

under the direction of Mrs. Eric Hamm sr, will sing two anthems during the service. Michigamme Methodist Institute is an institute owned and op- Team captains of Regal and erated by the Methodist Churches Royal bowling leagues are asked of the Upper Peninsula. More ter. Patricia, motored to Detroit to gn up or their teams by tnan 50 children and youth at- M-here tiisy visited with Mrs.

Augu i with league secretary, tend its summer camping pro Scholtus sisters and also went i a th er i ne Ennis telephone gram, with additional groups to Lansin.s to visit. They made 1 the acquaintance of Mrs. Scholtus 122. Mildred Cummins of Curtis en- meeting during the spring and fall seasons. .11 UK I IlilO Vfi.

v.m» new grandson. Dannie Freed, son tered Tahquamenon General! Al )rth Hospital. Tuesday. r- i Entering the Tahquamenon i Newberry of the death of Sister Gcncral Hospital. Wednesday.

of Mr. and Mrs. Richard Freed. Word has been received in Dennis Marie in Detroit. Sister Dennis Marie was a former Nun at St.

Gregory's Convent. Mr. and Mrs. James Green of Lincoln Park are vacationing at North Lake and visiting with relatives in the Newberry ares. Mr.

and Mrs. Robert Johnson and RaynKvid of Reed City and Wiiiiam Stead of Cheboygan spent the past week with Mrs. Ed Stephens and other relatives. Mr. and Mrs.

Donald Bidwell and daughter of Biloxi, Missis- Robert F. Pfotcn- sinpi' and Richard Craft of Kosciusko. Mississippi, spent several days visitiii? with his mother. Mrs. Mcry Bidwell at Maple Hill Drive.

Mr. nnd Mrs. James Kincaid and family loft Saturday for their home in Cincinnati, Ohio after two weeks with Mrs. were Steven 0. Tuttle.

Agnes Panula and Alfred A. Kleeman. F. PFOTEXHAUER luuer, MSW. ACSW.

has re- ccntiy joined the Social Service Department of Xewberry" State Hospital as Ciinica! Social Worker. Dr. R. R. Cameron, medical XEWBERRY Mr.

and Mrs. Xorman Nelson of Flint are visiting with Mr. Nelson's sister. Mrs. F.lien Dennis, who is confined in ihc Tah- qiiamcnon General Hospital.

Mr. and Mrs. Charles Wilson superintendent, announced. Pfotenhauer received his B.A. fr State IKIncaid's parents.

Mr. and Mrs. versitv ana i Mr. and William Bredow THREE-CLUB GOLF ST. IGNACE McLeod will again act as director of the "Herb three-club golf tournament which will be held at Work degree from the University of Minnesota's School of Social Work.

In addition, he has done graduate work the University of Chicago'; School of Social Work. He ser.e.i Controller and Special Of- and sons. Roger. Allan and Mark of Plymouth arrived Friday night and are vii.ting with Mrs. Bredow's parents.

Mr. and Mrs. M. B. Mr Bredow left Sunday for Plymouth.

The family recent, ly moved from San Francisco, fami.y vised f.ter i n.it-a M.ues -California lower Michigan. CAPP-HOME FACTS BEFORE YOU BUY A 111 Delrmy to jam jitt. Erection your lot and foundation with finisJi materials for Jtsidt u4 for Everyone With or Without can get financing on all Capp-Home materials, or pay down, or cash if you prefer. can include and finance complete heating, plumbing and electrical systems, and kitchen cabinets at low i cast! at the home of his parents, Mr. and Mrs.

7 alter Wilson. Mrs. Doris Mitchell of Pickford is visiting with her sister and brother-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Kleeman.

Mr. Kleeman is confined in the Tahquamenon General Hospital. Marine Corps during the Korean Conflict and attained the rank of Mrs. Willum HoIt.TCl and family of Detroit spend a week visiting with ncr parents, Mr. and Pfotenhauer has been associa- Mrs.

Walter Wilson, ted with the Sheboygan County! Miss Carol Lofgren and Mrs. Public Welfare Department in: Pat Olson attended a Nurses Wisconsin, born as a case worker i Workshop at Milwaukee, Wiscon- and a case work supervisor. isin. cappHomes TO FEATURE RESTAURANT for straps en high chairs for a wee who is just starting to sit up. Our high chair strap is long gone so I use a wide stretchy- Heloise Dear Heloise: When my dishwasher or washing machine is bubbling with bubble! everywhere, I shake sail ever the bubbles; They disappear rapidly.

Try it! H. M. Toler ST. IGNACE "River Rest i type belt thai will go around the on the Pine." well-known and! back of chair, and also hold patronized restaurant north of baby firm without hurting him. St.

Ignace, will be featured in i I find it a touring issue of the Ford Magazine, it was announced this week. Artist Ronald LeRiviere and his wife spent two days here last! weekend, painting and writing about the scenic restaurant on the Pine River. Presumably the scene will be used in an illus-1 trated tour of the vacationland of the Upper Peninsula to be published next May. works fine. Kevin's Mommy Dear Heloise: When cutting buttons from worn garments I use a razor blade placed between the button and material, cutting the thread from one eye only (if it is a two-eyed button).

Then the button wili lift off free thread. Dear Heloise: I would like to pass along a hint for the benefit of men who the golf course on Sunday. The use electric lawn mowers. We tournament is as annual affair! have to be very careful to avoid and has grown to the point where i cuttin the e.ectnc cord, there were a total of 48 entries! an ld car radio antenna this past year. bent small end into a The golfers are allowed to use (be Prepared to receive the an- three dubs of their own selec- tenna lhl13 Permitting mowing tion and play one complete round of the course.

McLeod said that there will be ST. MAN CHARGED IGNACE A Seattle, an assortment of prizes, includ- Washington man, William H. ing golf balls and all types of I Knight. 39. is being held in the golfing equipment.

He urges ev- county jail here following his eryone to register for the affair i arrest on Mackinac Island on and top last year's enrollment. a charge of breaking and enter- Pictures of the old LaSalle ing. Island police officers said High School are being sought by Knight broke into a boat shed Lee A. Richlin, superintendent in an attempt to take a boat, of schools. He plans to exhibit i An investigation following his them in a display case at the arrest revealed that Knight was high school.

He asked anyone wishing to contribute the pictures to contact the office at the' ployed as a cook on Mackinac high school. also wanted by the police in Washington. He had oeen env Island. and Read This IMPORTANT MESSAGE! Have you ever seen the twisted steel of an automobile damaged in an accident? Ii you pause to realize how much' more fragile you are than tteel you wear seat belts every time you enter a car. OLD MURPHY OLD AGENCY St.

Dial 2-2303, Pfeiffer and only Pfeiffer gives yon its Draft Beer in Bottles Pfeiffer On Tap and Under the Cap it'a exactly the same Extra Smooth More Flavorful the Pull-Taste Beer.