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

Former Sault Teacher Retires In Battle Creek Annie J. Duncan, a former teacher in the Sault Ste. Marie school system, has retired from the Battle Creek school district after a teaching career that spanned 43 years. Miss Duncan had spent 28 years in Battle Creek and during her residence in the Sault was a teacher at Lincoln elementary school. She received a bachelor's degree from Eastern Michigan University and attended the University of Michigan, New York University, Northern Michigan University, Western Michigan University and Michigan State University.

She is a member of the University of Michigan Alumni. -r-kTx T7- Sister M. Verna BRIEFLY Engagements Gets Master Science Degree Dr. and Mrs. Earl S.

Khind have returned from a two-week Scandinavian medical seminar aboard the SS Regina Magna. The cruise toured the Norwegian coast to the north cape. Former Sault Ste. Marie residents Mr. and Mrs.

Clinton H. Atkins entertained at a buffet dinner at their home i Charleston, W. Va. after the wedding of their son Stephen and Melinda Sue Lewis. Sault Ste.

Marie residents and former Wins National Hobby Contest Nine-year-old Kathy Croy of Appleton, Wis. is a national Young Hobby Club winner, one of five youngsters in the United States, whose colorful drawing in a recent contest has won her a large teen fashion doll. Kathy is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. George E.

Croy of Appleton. Her father, a former Sault resident, teaches school at Appleton High-East. She is a granddaughter of Mrs. Irene Croy of 1609 Park. Officers of the Sault Ste.

Marie Business and Professional Women were installed Monday night. Left to right, front row, are president Evelyn Naccarato, president-elect Vivian Calvey and vice president Bernice Kreff; back row, treasurer Dorothy MacDonald, recording secretary Eunice Sager and corresponding secretary Donna Ewing. (Evening News Photo by Tom Kirkbride) Sault BPW Installs Netv Officers The following patients were admitted to War Memorial Hospital: Aurora Monteney, Sault; Woodrow Anderson, Dafter. The following patients were discharged: Charles Kempf Cathy McNaughton, Sault; Stacy Varino, Dafter. Evelyn Naccarato was installed as president of Sault Ste.

Marie Business and Professional Women Monday night at a dinner meeting at the Knife and Fork attended by 60 members and guests. Others installed were Vivian Calvey, president-elect; Bernice Krefi, vice president; Dorothy MacDonald, treasurer; Eunice Sager, recording secretary; and Donna Ewing, corresponding secretary. Orma Stetabach was installing officer. Joyce JMUligan welcomed members and guests and proposed a toast to Queen Elizabeth, in honor of Canadian visitors. Guests introduced were Carrie Larson, president of the Escanaba BPW Club; Izetta Hobbs, president of the Canadian Sault Club; Emily Williams, District 2 secretary treasurer; A 1 i Hakes, District 2 president; Mary Beth Coon, state career chairman; and Rose Ann Welsh, assistant director of District 2.

Jennie Myner had charge of the program which included a reading "The Least Important Word" by Louise Mclver and vocal selections by Margery Dryer accompanied by Mary Wood. Mrs. Welsh gave awards for the best program of the year and the outstanding member of the year to Ruth Monktnan. Attendance awards were presented to Joyce iMilligan, Bernice Kreft and Jewell Alexander for perfect attendance. It is the third year that Jewell Alexander has received the award.

After the installation, Joyce iMilligan presented the new president with her president's pin and in response Mrs. Naccarato spoke briefly on her plans for the year. Invitation to membership in the Past Presidents Club was presented to Mrs. Milligan by Janet More and she was welcomed into the club. The committee in charge of the installation included Jennie Myner, chairman; Sara Eckroad, Louise Mclver, Orma Steinbach, Rose Ann Welsh, Gloria Bronte and Joyce Milligaa.

BIRTHS KCNCHELOE AFB HOSPITAL DOWNER TSgt. and Mrs. Edward Downer are the parents of a son Adam Jason born June 22 at 8:24 a.m. He weighed seven pounds, 15 ounces. KORNBLATT Second Lt.

and Mrs. Daniel Kornblatt are the parents of a daughter Jillian Manda born. June 24 at 10:30 a.m. She weighed eight pounds, ounces. Graduated With Honors From Michigan State Robert J.

Capriccioso, son of Mr. and Mrs. John J. Capriccioso of 810 Augusta was graduated with honors from Michigan State University this month. He received a bachelor of arts degree in personnel administration.

His parents and their sons Richard of Sault Ste. Marie, David and Ms wife Cheryl of Detroit and John M. of Midland, as well as Marcy Rautenan and Mrs. Melvin Rautenan of Chicago attended the graduation ceremonies held in Spartan Stadium at East Lansing. ACTOR GO SSETT leaned acunt iitaMuj a movie in a foreign dty tare plenty of time to get He solved tte problem hy exploring Madrid TO ffcWTfliett not before the residents who attended were Thomas R- Atkins of Phoenix, Harrison J.

Atkins StevensviUe, Capt. and Mrs. Gary C. Atkins and sons Michael and Mark of Kincheloe Air Force Base, Mrs. W.

George Larke of Sault Ste. Marie, Mrs. Lillian Sorenson of St. Ignace, Shelly Raffaele of Elk Grove, 111. Mr.

and Mrs. Fred Charles and Mrs. Ruth V. Harvey of Marietta, Ohio, Mr. and Mrs.

Laurence Biehl (Virginia Larke) and children Mark and Cathy of Farmington, Mr. and Mrs. Carlton Newell of Columbus, Ind. and Mr. and Mrs.

John S. Dougan and daughter Suzann of Charleston. The bride's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Forest E.

Lewis of Charleston and their out-of- town guests also were guests. Mrs. Atkins was assisted by Mrs. Dougan and Mrs. NewelL Here for the weekend and to attend the Milliman-McCulligh wedding were Mr.

and Mrs. Eric Bickel of St. Paul and Mr. Bickel's parents Mr. and Mrs.

Charles Thompson of Lansing. They were guests of Mrs. Eileen Conner. Mrs. Biekel is the former Coleen Ann Conner.

A surprise party honoring Debra Douglas on her 18th birthday anniversary took place at the home of her parents, Lt. Col. (Ret.) and Mrs. Logan Douglas in Rudyard June 22. About 30 friends joined her.

Mrs. Paula A. MaM and Albert J. MaM were hosts at Holiday Inn Friday night at the rehearsal dinner prior to the marriage of their son, John, and Julie Truckey on Saturday. In the Hiawathaland Duplicate Bridge Club games Monday afternoon, White and Shimkus and Williamson and Trudgeon were tied with 50; Henderson and Miller had 45- plus; Vaukonen and Lipsett, 42.

The Christopher Columbus Auxiliary will have a mother- daughter 'banquet Wednesday at 6:30 pjn. at the CC HalL Everything wfll be furnished by the Lodge. Mrs. Herbert Palmer will be 'hostess to the Women of the Wesleyan Church at their monthly meeting Thursday at her summer home on Brimley Bay. Members will meet at 1 to work on missionary projects and will be joined by the men.

for a poUudc supper at p.m. The engagement of Mary Margaret Maki, daughter of Reginald F. Makj of 1706 18th St. and the late Mrs. Maki, to George Andrew Rohrer, son of Mr.

and Mrs. George A. Eohrer Sr. of 1135 Bingham is announced by the father of the bride-elect. Aug.

26th has been chosen as the wedding date. Sister M. Verna, the former Margaret Osterhout of Sault Ste. Marie, recently was awarded a master of science degree from SL Mary's College in Winona, Minn. Sister Verna is the daughter of Mr.

and Mrs. Charles Osterhout. Local Wesleyan Church Pastor At Conference The Bev. Fred W. Gibbs, pastor of the Wesleyan Church in Sault Ste.

Marie, is representing the North Michigan district at the second general conference of the Wesleyan Church now in session at the Junaluska Assembly Grounds at Lake Junaluska, N.C. He is among 45 delegates representing Wesleyan churches of more than 30 countries. The Wesleyan Church was created in 1968 by the union of the Pilgrim Holiness and Wesleyan Methodist Churches. The Evening Today Women JUNE 27, .1972 Hubbards Have 25th Wedding Anniversary Mr. and Mrs.

James Hubbard celebrated their 25th wedding anniversary with an open house Sunday at their home, 1513 Seymour St. The Hubbards were married in Sault Ste. Marie June 21,1947. They have seven children, six of whom were here for the anniversary observance: James Jr. of Detroit, Penny Pepin, Debra Hudson and Tony, Sathy and Peter Hubbard, all of Sault Ste.

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