The Ludington Daily News from Ludington, Michigan • Page 3

Women Reap Daily Dieters Honor Two Contest Winners First and second place winners, who lost 21 pounds and pounds, respectively, were honored by Ludington Daily Dieters Club Thursday evening at a potluck dinner at Blue Flame Auditorium of Michigan Consolidated Gas Co. The winners were presented with golden crowns. Plans are being made for a new contest to begin in the near future. Members were asked to weighed in at Magnusson Room of Ludington Public Library at 7 p.m. Thursday, May 12, when Mrs.

Marion Maxon will be speaker. Guests will be welcomed at this meeting and all other meetings of the club and may register for future membership if they desire. Weigh-in, preceding the dinner, showed that 36 members had lost pounds and had gained 13 pounds. High loser lost three pounds. Seven members maintained previous weights.

An arrangement of yellow snapdragons, which, with lighttapers, formed the centerpiece on the dinner table was a gift of a member. A special prize also was donated by a member. Games with prizes were enjoyed following the dinner. Opti-Mrs. Club Holds Election Of Officers Ludington Opti-Mrs.

Club held election of officers recently at the home of Mrs. F. K. Bourisseau, 709 New William St. Mrs.

I. A. Iverson was co-hostess at the meeting. Officers elected were Mrs. Laurence Organ president, Mrs.

Kenneth Anderson vice-president, Mrs. Joseph G. Morris recording secretary, Mrs. Frank Luhman corresponding secretary, Mrs. David Kinney treasurer and Mrs.

Edgar Waldschmidt. and Mrs. David C. Elliott board members. New officers are to be installed at a carryin supper to be held May 19, at the home of Mrs.

Elliott with Mrs. Clyde Genter co-hostess. Members are Where Women Go MONDAY Manistee District Association, Order of the Eastern Star, at Masonic Temple, at 9 a.m., 1:30 p.m. and 7:30 p.m. Banquet 6 p.m.

in Gray Hall at First Methodist Church. Zonta Club of Ludington, at Hotel Stearns, at 12 noon. Business session. Surgical Dressings Group of Woman's Auxiliary to Paulina Stearns Hospital, at nurses' home, at 2 p.m. Miss Ruth Pitney, hostess.

Ladies Encampment Auxiliary, to Ludington Encampment 101, Independent Order of Odd Fellows, at Odd Fellow Temple, at 6:30 p.m. Dinner to mark anniversary of auxiliary. Woman's Auxiliary to Mason County Medical Society, at home of Mrs. H. G.

Bacon RN, 306 E. Fifth Scottville, at 7:30 p.m. Election of officers. You needn't be wealthy To Afford An Annuity An annuity is today's outstanding income bargaina lump sum payment now or systematic monthly payments will provide a guaranteed life income. You'll be pleasantly surprised to find annuities can conveniently provide a specified income that cannot be outlived.

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843-2802 Metropolitan Life Insurance Company New York, N. Miss April Ann Hallada Weds Douglas Walker Miss April Ann daughter of Garth W. Hallada of Scottville and the late Thelma Leone Hallada, became the bride of Douglas Walker, Friday evening, April 29, at the parsonage of Bethany Lutheran Church with the Rev. John Christensen reading the double-ring service. The bridegroom is a son of Mr.

and Mrs. Roger Walker of North James St. Miss Karen Walker was her sister's maid of honor and Joseph Meisenheimer was best man. Vows Exchanged In Cincinnati Mr. and Mrs.

Robert David Dembinski, who are in Ludington on their wedding trip, were united in marriage Tuesday, May 3, at St. Gertrude Roman Catholic Church in Cincinnati, Ohio. The marriage was solemnized in a double-ring service read by the Rev. Fincel. The bride is the former Susan Lee Wehrmann, daughter of Mr.

and Mrs. Charles Wehrmann of Cincinnati. Mr. Dembinski is a son of Mrs. Edward Dembinski of 506 N.

Emily St. Dolores Donnelly of Cincinnati was the bride's maid of honor and Paul Clark Wheeling, W. was best man." The bride, a 1965 graduate of Madeira High School in Cincinnati, plans to resume her studies at Michigan State University in East Lansing. The bridegroom, a 1964 graduate of St. Simon High School, will be leaving Monday for basic training at Fort Knox, Ky.

Three Pupils Given Awards Three pupils of Miss Elda Fonnesbeck were winners at a recent twirling contest held at Wyoming, Mich. In beginners division, Jackie Sue Wilson 6, was awarded a first place trophy and Jane McCormick 10, a fourth place medal. Among the tiny tots, Anne Karboske 5, received a second place medal. STARLITE -In THEATRE Jct. US-31 10 ADULTS 90c-CHILDREN 12 AND UNDER FREE TONIGHT AND SAT.

MAY 6-7 Box Office Opens 7 p.m. Cartoon at 8:00 Shown First at 8:08 STARRING AVALON MEET THE DEBORAH WALLEY TOP BRASS DEADHEAD COLOR the AST NUT! And at 10:00 BilLies got the Patty Duke JIM GREER WARREN BERLINGER COLOR PLUS TOM JERRY COLOR CARTOON SPOOK SHOW Saturday Night Only at 11:37 "MADMEN OF MANDORAS" SUNDAY MONDAY Shown First at 8:08 Paul Ford, Connie Stevens in "NEVER TOO LATE" AND At 10:00 p.m. Held Over Patty Duke in "BILLIE" One Complete Show Only Sun. and Mon. Eves.

Announced For Class Reunion Committee of Ludington High School Class of 1941, planning a class reunion for Aug. 13, met recently at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Clare L. Howe, 803 New William St.

Announcement was made that class members are to be notified of the July 10 reservations deadline for the reunion dance. The dinner-dance is scheduled for 7 p.m. Saturday, Aug. 13, at Hotel Stearns. Committee members are seeking addresses for four class members, Mrs.

John Vizgaudis the former Cleo Peterson, Betty Ketchum, Mrs. Dorothy Anthony Westlund and Donald Roat. Anyone having any information about where mail may be addressed to them is asked to notify a member of the committee. Committee members include NOTICE A special meeting of the Mason County Republican Committee will be held in the Court House on Tuesday, May 10, at 8 p.m. for the election of a vice-chairman.

Don Quinn, Chairman The bride wore a three-piece suit of deep pink with white overblouse and pink accessories. She carried a colonial bouquet of deep pink and light pink carnations accented with green leaves and a pink satin bow. Miss Walker wore a two-piece navy suit enhanced with white lace with which she wore a small white hat with short face veil. Immediately following the ceremony, a wedding reception was held at the home of the bride's brother and sister-inlaw, Mr. and Mrs.

Clyde Lemke of 1004 N. James St. Decorations included pink and white streamers and silver-edged bells. Miss Barbara Bush assisted in caring for gifts. Buffet refreshments, served from a lace-covered table, included sandwiches, ice cream, punch and coffee and featured two cakes baked for the occasion by Miss Bush and Mrs.

Russell Lemke. The bride, who was graduated from Ludington Senior High School in 1965, is employed at Star Watch Case Co. plant. The bridegroom, who also attended Ludington High School, is employed at Muskegon Trade School. Following a wedding trip to Ohio, the bridal couple will reside at W.

Ludington Ave. WHY DO NEARLY ALL USERS OF O-JIB-WA PRAISE IT SO HIGHLY? FOR ONE REASON ONLY BECAUSE IT HELPED THEM Right here in Michigan alone, this pure all-herb medicine has helped mil. lions of people, and is celebrating its 50th Anniversary. TRY B- BITTERS Ludington Dally News, Friday, May 6, 1986. 3 Ray Hollick, Mrs.

Robert VanDyke, Mr. and Mrs. William Klemm, Mrs. Howe, Mrs. Edward Person and Mr.

and Mrs. Russell Andersen. -0-0-0- DALLAS, Tex. (AP) Dr. Gertrude Whipple of Detroit, Thursday was awarded the 1966 distinguished service citation from the International Reading Association.

She is supervisor of language education for the Detroit public schools. News Briefs Lakeshore Fellowship Club will meet Tuesday at 12:30 p.m. for a carry-in dinner and meeting. The club will meet at the home of Mrs. Ruth McDonald on North Jebavy Drive.

Mrs. R. E. Young of Muskegon is spending 10 days with her sister, Mrs. Roger W.

Ewing of 1411 N. Robert St. Has Degree In Nursing MISS LINDA HOUK Miss Linda Houk, 20, daughter of Mr. Mrs. J.

Russell Houk of route 1 Ludington, received her bachelor of science degree in nursing from University of Michigan, April 30, in Ann Arbor. Miss Houk received the Branstrom honor award for freshman and also sophomore and junior university honors. She is a member of Sigma Theta Tau national nursing honorary, Phi Kappa Phi national all-university senior honorary and Delta Gamma national social sorority. An ensign in the United States Navy Nurse Corps, Miss Houk is home until May 23, when she will report at Newport, R. for a month of basic training before going to Great Lakes Naval Hospital at Great Lakes, to begin a two-year tour of duty.

Attending graduation exercises for Miss Houk were Miss Houk's parents and Mr. and Mrs. John J. 1. Houk, grandparents; Peg and Russ Houk of route 1 Ludington and Jim Todd of Ann Arbor.

for the departmental session on "Hospital Auxiliaries." Her topic will be methods of career recruitment. DANCING Every Saturday and Sunday Saturday, 10-2 Sunday, KOZY INN 516 S. James St. Tonight and Sat. Saturday Matinee LYRIC Open 2:00 1:30 P.M.

Exit 4:01 2 PHONE 843-8811 happiness is Debbie Reynolds "the Singing Nun" Inspired by the song "Dominique" A Heartwarmer For People of All Hear. "Dominique" "Brother John" and the "Singing otherhits on the MGM Records soundtrack album. ME PRE HT 6 A JOHN BECK PRODUCTION RICARDO MONTALBAN AGNES MOOREHEAD CHAD EVERETT KATHARINE ROSS ED SULLIVAN as Himself JUANITA MOORE GREER GARSON SCREEN STORE DeCTED BY CO SALLY BENSON and JOHN FURA.R JOHN FURA JR. HENRY NOSIER JOHN BECK HAVES GOETZ la ANd METROCOLOR PLUS "PITCHING WEDGE" AND CARTOON Starts Sunday "Heroes of Telemark" Give Mom A Break On Mother's Day! HELP! asked to note that this meeting will be a week earlier than the date in the program booklet of the club. Preceding election, members went to the funeral home to pay their respects to the family of the late Mrs.

Lloyd Coolman. Mrs. Iverson conducted meeting, during which plans were made for a tea for eighth grade girls to be held Saturday, May 21, at Gibbs Country House Restaurant from 2 to 4 p.m. Plans for the tea will be completed at a special meeting set for May 10 at the home of Mrs. Kinney.

The hostesses served cherry pie and ice cream and coffee on individual trays at close of the business session. Mrs. Elder Is To Appear As Panelist Mrs. Byron H. Elder of Woman's Auxiliary to Mason County Memorial Hospital Association, will participate on the program, of the 36th annual Tri-State Hospital Assembly to be held in Chicago, May 9 through May 11.

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