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PAGE SANDUSKY REGISTER OCT. 13, 1966 BPW CLUB Sinclair Robinson Is Speaker Members of Sandusky Business and Professional Women's Club heard Sinclair Robinson speak at a recent dinner meeting held at tlie Business Women's Club. R. vice- chairman of Erie-Huron County Community Action Program, outlined the program and its progress and told of future plans to combat illiteracy and give medical assistance to people in poverty Stricken areas. It was announced that fall district day was held Sunday at Norwalk Country Club.

Firs vice-president. Miss Ethol Wambaugh, East Livcr- vool. represented the Ohio Federation. Members participating from Sandusky Business and Professional Women's Club were Mrs. Eulalia Wcntz.

Mrs. James Cullin, Mrs. Robert Wagner, Miss Mary Zimmerman, Mrs. David Scheid. Mrs.

Karl E. Kneisel, Mr.s James Hessler, Mrs. George Hahn and Mrs. George Hanmorc. DISTRICT 3 INCLUDES clubs from Amherst, Clyde, Norwalk.

Fremont, Lorain, Port Clinton, Tiffin, Bellevue, Elyria, Fostria, Genoa, New London, Vermilion, and Willard; all participated in the program. Mrs. Ethel Swanbeck con- dusted a work shop on legislation and Miss Joyce Bouy conducted one on personal development. Mrs. Edith B.

RED CROSS PARK 'N SHOP Nature Texture 14 00 15 "1 138 E. Market Street 626-2594 Open Monday Friday Nights till 9:00 P.M. Strommer of Bellevue, past state president, reported on retirement living centers planned for elderly citizens. MRS. GEORGE Hanmore, personal development chairman, reported at the local dinner meeting that plans are completed for the Nov.

9 meeting. The tenth anniversary of Sandusky Business and Professional Women's Club will be celebrated at the meeting. Mrs. Marianne Campbell, second vice-president of the state federation, will be guest. Mrs.

Campbell is general manager' of radio station WJEH at Gallipolis. A "Say BPW and See Progress" conference will be held Nov. 12 at Nation Wide Inn, in Columbus. Edward Mason, director of public relations for Columbus Dispatch will be guest speaker at the banquet. Reservations must be in no later than Nov.

4. Arlene Miller Is Married To Leo J. Missler MRS. LEO J. MISSLER (Miss Arlene A.

Miller) Crescent arrangements of white mums decorated the altar of Bellevue Immaculate Conception Church for the wedding of Miss Arlene A. Miller and Leo J. Missler. WITNESSING THE ceremony were the couple's parents, Mr. and Mrs.

Arthur D. Miller of Bellevue and Mr. and Mrs. L.J. Missler, York Twp.

Rev. Albert Bishop officiated at the double ring rites. THE BRIDE a floor length gown of Chantilly lace styled with a jeweled neckline, wrist pointed sleeves, and tiered skirt enhanced by a chapel train. A tiara of aurora crystals smith photo, Beiievue held her bouffant illusion veil. .1 1 ii i I.

i By SUE HIVELY Register Women's Editor MISS JEAN DOWNING and her fiance, Peter E. Matezek will be married at 7 p.m., Oct. 22 in St. Stephen United Church of Christ. THE NEW LONDON chapter of the Business and Professional Women's Club was represented Sunday, at District Day, in Norwalk by Miss Alice Ward, Mrs.

Lawrence Smith, Miss Dora Arnert, Mrs. Alta Delapp and Mrs. Ivan Bedrord. The local chapter served as chairmen of the worship program. They presented Steven Garrett, who sang several spiritual selections.

MR. AND MRS. R. A. Zielske, 513 50th St.

and Mr. and Mrs. Claude Rose, 1006 W. Bayview Dr. have returned from Speedy Interest Keeps Her Moving ORINDA, Calif.

Pretty Judy Kondratieff is a whiz at baking pecan pies and driving her sports car in competition. And she knows the ingredients and recipe of racing as well as pecan "I can take an engine down, put in brakes and change the differential," says the 27- year-old mother of two. "But it takes me two or three clays to get the grease Jewelers Surprisin WATCH Use your credit. A small deposit will hold any item. Easy credit terms little as $1,00 weekly.

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Kondratieff and her husband. Serguey, and advertising executive, own and race sports cars, snow and water ski and bring up their daughter, Erin, and son, Eric. Mrs. Kondratieff used to be an excited spectator until her husband urged her to try racing. "I'm scared only when I'm not racing and think of the things that could happen," she said.

"But on the track it is exhilarating and you think only of catching the person in front of you." She is qualified to drive her red, orange and gold-flecked Sprite car in any Sports Car Club of America competition. Her husband drives a Formula Junior which Mrs. Kondratieff describes as "an open wheeler that looks like a big cigar." The Kondratieffs usually race once a month and spend much of their time taking the car engines apart in the garage of their home in Orinda, about 14 miles east of San Francisco. Mrs. Kondratieff has had only one accident, a minor one in a Las Vegas race.

She suffered only bruslses. "I got out and kicked the car," she recalled. Soft Soap Don't clean leather upholstery with furniture polish. Use a mild soap and damp cloth instead. am OCTOBER 15 Make Someone Happy 1111 W.

Washington St. Prions 625-7981 a two weeks vacation in Florida. Mrs. Zielske and Mrs. Rose were delegates to the Supreme Session of Daughters of Mo- kana held at the Colonial Inn in St.

Petersburg Beach, Fla. Following the session they went to Miami where they boarded the SS Ariadne for a five day cruise to Nassau. MRS. CHARLES SCHERER was hostess to the Mothers of Twins Club at the October meeting. Mrs.

Joseph Cousino was the co-hostess. The program consisted of films shown by the Erie County Cancer Society. The next meeting will be held Nov. 6 at 8 p.m. in the home df Mrs.

Ronald Fantozzi, MRS. WILLIAM DOUGLAS Grubb, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Harold Holzhauser, 1217 Buckingham St. was one of the alumni honored at a banquet at Ohio Northern University.

Carol was elected into Phi Alpha Kappa, liberal arts honorary, for her achievements in college. She is teaching French, Spanish and English at Rushsylvania High School near Bellefontaine. MARY ANN THOMAS, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. John Burk of Mt.

Pleasant, will be married Saturday to Myron H. Bickley son of Capt and Mrs. Myron H. Bickley, 1201 Marlboro St. A graduate of York High School, Miss Thomas was employed by the Northern Ohio Telephone Co.

After the wedding the couple will reside in Ft. Wayne, Ind. where Mr. Bickley will attend the Indiana Institute of Technology. He was recently discharged from the United States Air Force.

Aid Class Planned Rosary and Altar school and will continue for Society of St. Mary Church is sponsoring a "Self Help Medical Class." The class will begin at 7:30 p.m. Monday in the home economics room of St. Mary the next seven consecutive Mondays. The topic concerns giving aid in an emergency when no doctor is present.

Classes will be conducted by Mrs. Robert Kromer. She carried a bouquet of white mums and pompons with a blue rosary. THE BRIDE'S attendants were her four sisters: Miss Kay Miller, maid of honor; Miss Mary Miller, Miss Peggy Miller and Miss Sally Miller. The maid of Honor and Miss Sally Miller wore gold velveteen gowns.

The others appeared in blue gowns. Each was fashioned with a floor length skirt, batteau neckline and long sleeves. The attendants wore match- i velveteen bows with tiered veils and they carried bouquets of yellow and white pompons. NORBERT MISSLER attended his brother as best man. His brother, James Missler, and Richard Warner were ushers.

Following the ceremony a luncheon was served at Immaculate Conception school for the bridal party and immediate families. An afternoon reception was also held at the school. UPON THEIR RETURN from a trip to an undisclosed destination the couple will reside in Bellevue. The bride is a graduate of Bellevue High School and is employed by the Bellevue Lamp Plant. Her husband is a graduate of York High School and is employed by the Whirlpool Clyde.

Date Book Friday Altrusa's Golden Age Club 1 p.m. at Grace Episcopal Church. Sandusky Golden Age Club p.m. in Carpenter's Hall. Mad River Rovers 7:30 p.m.

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