Ironwood Daily Globe from Ironwood, Michigan • Page 10

The World of Women TEN WEDNESDAY, APRIL 30, 1958. Spring Concert Choirs to Be The choirs of the Luther L. Wright High School, directed by Miss Helen White, will present their annual spring concert Tuesday and Wednesday nights. May 1G and 14. in the auditorium of Central School at 8.

The theme of the concert is woven around the song. "When I Think Upon the Maidens," with Arthur Jacquart as soloist. He reminisces about all the girls he Club Activities The Past Noble Grands of the nebekah Lodge will meet Monday night at 7:30 at the home of Mrs. Arthur Guest, 322 E. Aurora St.

Job's Daughters will meet Tuesday night at 7 at the Masonic Temple. AH members are urged to be present as election of officers will take place. The Range Club will meet Thursday night at 7:30 at the Modern Portrait Studio. Members are reminded to bring, pictures for the Michigan Week display. The assignment for the month is pictures depicting ''Sunday." Richard Baer and Jerry Kinnunen are the hosts.

"Roderick Hedlund Chapter, of DeMolay, have a special meeting tonight at 7 at the Masonic Temple. There will be a special practice session. The ad- X'isory board will meet at 7:30. You can use some of the mixtures for stuffed green peppers in halves of acorn squash; cover the squash with aluminum foil for the first half of the baking period. In Loving Memory Of our beloved husband and father, George J.

Sievila. was taken from our family by death, April 30, 1957. He little thought -n leaving home High School en May 13-14 has known, at home and abroad, although he never settled down with any of jthem and is even accused of having "A Hundred Little Loves." There are girls from modern popular songs: "Tammy," "Cindy," "Around the World," "Magic Moments," "Anyway." There are songs of girls from the folk music a lands: "Susannah," "I Won't Kiss Katy," "Kitty of Coleraine." There are girls from the musical shows: ''Giannina Mia." "My Johann," "Every Day Is Ladies' Day with Me," "Rose Marie." In addition, there will be several standard "pop" tunes: "A Dream "Dear Hearts and People," "Catch a Falling Star," "A Dream Is a Wish Your Heart Makes," "Let My Song Ffll "iour Heart." Accompanists for the concert are a i Johnson, Phyllis Koski, Calvin Kahara and James Olson. Tickets will be available from all choir members. The public is invited to attend.

Family Dinner By CECILY BROWNSTONE A popular dessert baked in a little different way. Roast sirloin beef, potatoes, green peas, bread tray, asparagus vinaigrette, lemon cake pudding, beverage. LEMON CAKE PUDDING Ingredients 2 tablespoons flour. teaspoon salt, cup sugar, eggs (separated), 1 cup milk. 2 teaspoons grated lemon rind, 2 tablespoons lemon juice.

Method: Put flour; salt and sugar into a sifter: reserve. With rotary beater (hand' or electric) beat egg yolks slightly; sift in flour mixture; beat just enough to combine. Add milk, grated lemon rind and lemon juice; beat enough to mix. With clean beater, beat egg whites until they hold stiff peaks that stand, straight Up when beater is Eagles Auxiliary- Meeting Thursday The Ironwood Eagles Auxiliary will meet Thursday night at 8 at the Eagle club rooms. This meeting will have two very important highlights "homecoming" of the Auxiliary to its own club rooms (Thursday being the reopening day of Eagles Aerie), and the observance of Mother's Day as part of the Eagles ritual for Auxiliaries and Aeries is dedicated "to home, to country and to God; and for Womanhood and Motherhood." The Eagles took up the crusade and hi 1914 Congress set aside the second Sunday in May, as National Mother's Day, after Frank Hering of the Eagles made the first public plea for the establishment of a nation-wide Mother's Day.

In Congress, the Eagles have been commended several times for their pioneering efforts for a Mother's Day. Each year, programs are conducted by Eagles throughout the country as memorials to Mothers and the Auxiliary is dedicating Thursday's meeting to Mothers. A special program is being arranged by the Auxiliary president, Mrs. Leno A. Zadra, and entertainment committee a'i man, Mrs.

Arthur Pyykkonen. A portion of the program will include slides of Okinawa, being shown through the courtesy of the Michigan Extension Services. The arrangements for the musical portion have not been completed, but promises to be highly enjoyable. At this meeting, the Auxiliary Mother, Mrs. 'Fred Cummings, will be honored, and gifts of appreciation will be presented other designated classes of mothers who are Auxiliary members.

Heading the business agenda will be further planning for the District 9 meeting at Negaunee, the State Convention at Traverse City in June, and the selecting o'f a delegate to the National Convention at Chicago in August. Other business will include the planning of a trip to visit the Ashland Auxiliary May 26; the feasibility of a joint installation on the May 15 meeting; planning Auxiliary cooperation for. jointly spon- He would return no more, That he in death so soon would sleep And leave us here to mourn. We do not know what pain he bore, We did not see him die We only knoVv he passed And could not say goodbye, Sadly Missed by His Wife, Lillian, and Children, Judy, Myrna, Loren and Katherine HONORED--Miss Shirley Mus- satti, daughter of Mr. and Mrs.

Adolph Mussatti; Manitowish Waters, has been chosen by the student body and faculty of the College of St. Scholastica, Duluth, as the Ideal of Appreciativeness. The Ideal awards' are among the highest tributes paid to graduating seniors. Miss Mussatti will receive a Bachelor of Arts degree' with a major in medical record science and minors in philosophy and social science. Her campus activities include: Editor of the Towers, college annual; assistant editor of the Sciptorium, the college newspaper; president, of Sigma Mu Rho sorority; Our Lady's Sodality; National Federation of' Catholic College Students; Student Council; Young Republicans and the Play- makers' Guild.

Miss Mussatti is a graduate of St. Ambrose High School. Fifth Annual Square Dance Festival to Be Held May 18 The Ironwood a t-Teaeh- er Association Dance Club's fifth annual spring, festival will be held Sunday afternoon, May 18, from 2 to 5:30 at the National Guard Armory. Vice president Marvin Osftianson appointed the following committees at last Sat urday's business meeting: Program--Mr. and Mrs.

Maurice Bennett. Mr. and Mrs. George Frcdriekson; publicity Mr. and Mrs.

Harry Hall, Mr. and Mrs. Arne Rintala; registration Mr; and Mrs. Gordon Melby, Mr. and Mrs.

Charles Clemejis; music- Mr. and Mrs. Osmanson. William Wright will be the master of-ceremonies. Proceeds from this event will be donated; to the Gogebic Hospital at Wakefield.

to accept the individiiality established by this basic physical independence and- encourage its development in as many other areas as we-can. Twins', a resemblance constantly dramatizes their similarity. So perhaps their parents' obligation is to support their difference. Births LaPln. Mr.

and Mrs. Berle La- Pin, Ramsay, a 29 at the Divine- Wakefield. daughter, April Infant Hospital, slowly with-drawn. Turn stiffly- beaten egg whites into egg yolk mixture: beat gently just -until combined. Turn into buttered "iVz- quart souffle dish inches inside diameter and about inches deep).

Mixture will fill dish only part wayl Place in pan of water that has just come to boiling point. Bake in this water bath in slow (325 degrees) oven for 35 to 45 minutes or until cake tester inserted in center comes out clean. Cool'and serve. Makes 5 servings. sored summer activities for the Aerie buffet; and reports of standing and special committees.

"Nationality smorgasbord" will be the refreshments served. Each member is reminded to -bring a dish peculiar to her nationality. A volunteer committee serve on the hospitality committee. An officers' meeting will be held at 7:30 promptly. There will be a custard bottom.

cakelike top and PLAN NOW TO MAKE MOTHER'S DAY THE MOST BEAUTIFUL DAY OF THE YEAR BY GIVING HER FLOWERS FROM RAY'S Phone 121-J The Home Flower Shop Greenhouse, Better Flowers Flowers by Wire F.T.D-A. Ironwood (Member Gogebic-Iron Counly Florists Association) sleek fitting -good looking -good quality BLACK LEATHER BLACK PATENT RED LEATHER FREEDSTROM'S finer shoes for finer shoes, it's of course 129 E.AURORA IRONWOOD PHONI 717 Newport WSCS to Meet on Thursday The Women's Society of Christian Service of the Newport Methodist Church will meet Thursday at 2 p.m. in the church parlors. The following newly elected officers will have charge of the meeting: President, Mrs. George Ticknor; vice president, Mrs.

Fred Rye; treasurer, Mrs. Ernest Kent; secretary, Mrs. Elmer Fisher; spiritual life chairman, Mrs. Joseph Jones; secretary of promotions, Mrs. Edmund Hill; supply secretary," Mrs.

Robert Edyvean card secretary, Mrs. Robert Edyvean Sr. Reports on the English Tea will Church Events First Presbyterian. A a i ly night supper will be sponsored by the Men's Club Thursday from 6 to 8. Mercer--Zion Luther Children's Instruction Class will meet Thursday at 3:45 p.m., the -Choir will rehearse at 6:45, and the Adult Instruction Class will meet at 7:30, Watersmeet--Baptist.

The i d- week prayer meeting-will be held Thursday night at Ontonagon--Baptist. The prayer meeting and Bible study will be held Thursday night at 7:30. Ontonagon--Assembly 'of God. Bi- Dle study and prayer service will be held Thursday night at 7:45. Ontonagon--Siloa Lutheran.

The Senior Choir will meet, for rehearsal Thursday night at 7:30. Mercer--Church of the Nazarene. Special gospel services are being held each night at 7:30 with the Rev. and Mrs. Haven L.

Goodall of Worth, 111., in charge. Zion Lutheran. The Zion Ladies Aid will meet Thursday night at 7:30 in the church rooms. Henderson. Mr.

and Mrs. Ben Henderson, Wakefield, a son, April 29 at the Divine Infant Hospital, Wakefield. Crotty. Mr. and Mrs.

Donald Crotty, Wakefield, a son, April 29 at the Divine Infant Hospital, Wakefield. Yanasak. Mr. and Mrs. Benjamin Yanasak, Ontonagon, a son, Timothy Gene, April 24 at Ontonagon Memorial Hospital.

Drew. Mr. and Mrs. Franklin Drew, Ontonagon, a daughter, Brenda Sue, April 27 at Ontonagon Memorial Hospital. be made at this meeting.

Hostesses will be Mrs. James Hill and Mrs. Tony Osterman. To serve up a piping dessert bake a packaged gingerbread mix while eating dinner, remove it from the oven when done, top with apple sauce and cinnamon put under broiler till bubbly. MOTHER'S DAY Sunday, May 11 Mom will Qpve) her very own KODAK CAMERA BROWNIE OUTFIT Kodak Reflex Camera in a top value flash outfit Ronnie's CAMERA SHOP i Michaels Building Phone 1984 Hostesses for the fellowship hour are Mrs: John Rajala.

Mrs. Ida Rajala, Mrs, Karl Knutila and Mrs. Henry Karvonen. The Mature Parent By MRS. MURIEL LAWRENCE Some years I was in a -millinery shop selecting a-new spring hat when two other customers entered.

They were twins elderly women. Though one was thinner than the other, their resemblance was striking. Their clothes were alike, too, even to the carved face in the cameo pins at the throat of the blouses under their 'well-cut navy suits. They sat down on the same bench before a mirror and the stouter one said, "We'd like to see the brown milan sailor in the window;" As she was trying it on, the thinner twin suddenly noticed the gaily flowered tricorne on my table. I nodded to the question in her eyes.

She reached, for it and hastily removing her own hat, placed it on her graying hair. I thought. "How much prettier she looks in than in that old blue beret thing she came in with!" I was smiling at her reflection in the mirror when her sister said, "Take that silly thing off your head this minute, Ella! Do 3'ou want everyone to think you're a fool?" The flowered hat was removed. The stout twin said, "We'll take two of the brown milan sailors, please." I confess that this experience influences my response. to a letter which says, "We have twin boys of four.

Up to now we've dressed them alike. Now their nursery school teacher says it's time to start dressing them differently. I suppose you'd agree. Anyway, we'd like your opinion." My opinion is that playing a lifetime role of double to another person could be a terrible strain. Nobody exactly duplicates another person.

Even identical twins, scientific studies tell us, show distinct differences in personality from birth. While before they were born, these two little boys may have existed halves of the same egg, birth made them into separate people. No twin can chew food for the other one. No twin can digest the food for the other one. Since their bodies refuse total identification, ft seems wise to me Guild Hears Report On MDCCW Meeting The St.

Ambrose Guild met at the Ironwood Memorial Building club rooms Monday night at 8. The Rev. Edward Wenzel offered the opening prayer for the beatification of Bishop Baraga. Lindbphm, president, gave an -interesting and detailed: report on' the Marquette Diocesan Council of Catholic Women's Convention held at Iron Mountain April-12rl3. Mrs.

Robert i contact chairman, reported that all Guild members ill at home or hospitalized were remembered with "get well" and "cheer up" cards. Father Wenzel gave an inspiring talk on vocations to the sacred priesthood and sisterhood. Other Guild members attending the Iron Mountain Convention were Mrs. John.McQuiggin, Mrs. Michael Brody, Mrs.

Bernard McKev- Steve Banfield, Mrs. Santa 1 'Antonio and; Mrs. J. T. who presided at the Convention meetings.

The president thanked all who participated 'in the successful bake sale' held recently. Cards were played at 12 tables with prizes being the following: Mary Roth, canasta Mrs. John. McManman, Mrs. Isaac, auction; Beauchatnp, 500, and cher, pinochle.

Lunch was served by -the co-hostesses, Mrs. P. -J. Sullivan and Mrs. Jarri.es Anglim, assisted by a chosen committee.

wfth en MOTHER'S DAY MAY llfh DIAMOND Corncj Aurora Ir Suffolk 2100 Good Manners Make Friends I A Don't tell yourself you can't make small talk Anyone can learn to make the kind, of polite conversation that maKes the first minutes of meeting a stranger easy and serves to keep things pleasant at a large party. Making small talk is a social necessity, unless you want to be a wallflower and a worry to your hostess. Marlene Rundell Is Honored at Shower Miss Marlene Rundell was honored at a pre-nuptial Thursday night at the Aurora club house. The 50 guests present enjoyed a social evening of games for which prizes were given the winners. The luncheon table was centered with a miniature wedding cake with candles on either side.

Hostesses for the affair were Mrs. John Bunjevac, Mrs. Donald Carlson, Mrs. Ami Kovales and Mrs. Anton Stano.

The honored received many lovely gifts and a' purse of money. Miss Rundell, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Rundell 103 South Range will become the bride of Gerald Finco, son of Mr. and Mrs.

Joseph Finco Bundy Street, Saturday, May 10. Marlowe Zoberski Has-Sorority Office Miss Zoberski, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Ted Zober- ski, 82 E. Thomas has been elected historian editor of Zeta Beta Chapter of the Delta Zeta sorority at Stout State College, Menomonie, Wis.

Miss Zoberski is a junior in the home economics division at the College. Delta Zeta sorority has 120 chapters and 136 alumnae chapters throughout the nation. The sorority has active chapters on the campuses of four other universities and colleges in Class of to Meet oh Thursday The class -of 1941 of Luther L. Wright High School will have, a reunion meeting Thursday night at Carnegie Library. All members living in this, area are asked to the meeting.

Put an.old card table to work in the laundry room. By. replacing the top with plastic screening you can make a sweater dryer. Trace sweater outline with chalk onto the screen before, sudsing. Then shape laundered sweater to outline for drying.

Mesh allows faster drying both sides of garment. An occasional, soapy bath for garden tools keeps them cutting through the ground, smoothly. Hot suds soakt away most hardened dirt. The remainder is removed with a stiff brush-. Rinse and dry metal parts thoroughly.

Follow with a light 1 of paste wax to ward off ruSting. Milk'has reached the scald stage when little bubbles appear around the edge of the milk surface. MODERN PORTRAIT is a flattering portrait GILBERT WOODCOCK 222 E. Aurora St. Ironwood Phone 1775 WED 40 TEARS--Mr.

and Mrs. David Rigotti, 109 Anvil Location, celebrated their fortieth wedding anniversary with a family dinner at their home Sunday, April 20. Attending the family event were their sons in law and daughters', Mr. and Mrs. Ray Kinnunen of Ramsay, and Mr.

and Mrs. Louis Callovi, Palms Location, and nine grandchildren. A son and daughter in law, Mr. and Mrs. David Rigotti, and family of Baltimore, were unable to attend.

The honored couple received many congratulatory messages and gifts on the occasion. (Modern Portrait Photo) Personal Items John Yonkosky, Erwin Township, left Tuesday for Iron Mountain, where he will undergo surgery at the Veterans Hospital. Mr and Mrs. Sam Kangas, Iron Belt, have returned from a seven weeks' trip. They visited a son and daughter in law, Sgt.

and Mrs. T. R. Kangas, at Ft. Sill, law, Sfc.

and Mrs. Clarence Kangas, and children at Ft. Polk. La. They also visited at New Port Richey, Clearwater, Lake Worth and Miami, and en route home with Mr.

and Mrs. Andrew Felto, Detroit, and Mr. and Mrs. C. W.

Vantine, Flint. Try substituting your stale cake crumbs in a bread pudding recipe, cutting the usual amount of and another son and daughter in sugar. Youth Banquet Will Be Held on Friday The annual youth banquet will be held at the First Baptist Church Friday night at 6. The Rev. Clifford Holm, pastor of Lakeside Baptist Church, Wentworth, will be the guest speaker, and the Rev.

Joseph Brygger, pastor of the Lake Nebagamon Baptist Church, will be the master of ceremonies. The theme of the banquet is "Notes and Noodles." Cream puff shells should be filled shortly before serving. HAMILTON GRADUATION WATCHES "CLASSIC with bracelet $59.50 with cord $55.00 AUKEE JEWELRY 234 E. AURORA ST. PHONE 2127-M YES, WE HAVE THE NEW Bissell Shampoo Master Cleans 9 12 RUG in 30 Minutes at Home! Now you can do a professional type job at home for one tenth the cost with the Shampoo Master.

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