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

Today Women THE EVENING NEWS, SAULT STE. MARIE, JUNE 28, Hospital Notesj The following patients were admitted to War -Memorial Hospital: Paul K. Killips, Clyde Vowels, Rose Dorgan, Wallace Brown, Sault: William K. Phalen, Livonia: Clarence John- I son, Briinley; E. Jennings, Bar beau.

The following patients were discharged: Nannie Brown, Pearl' Giannini, Alverna Kiernan, Rose LaPlaimt. Maclnnis, Sault; Cheryl Gordon, Kevin Gordon, Joyce Krone- ineyer, Pickford; Clarence Mansfield, Barbeau. New Arrivals Mr. aiul Mrs. Donald L.

Kmbs of Cape J. are the parents of a daughter, Krisla Lynn, born June JO. They have one other child, Donald Jr. Mr. Embs a former Sault resident, is the son of Mrs, Harold A.

Embs and the late iMr. Embs. Catholic Priests Honored At Receptions In Sault MRS. GERALD GABRIEL RITCHIE Sally Overholt Weds Sally Jane.Oyerholt, daughter of Mr. and Mrs.

Stanley Overholt of Riverside, Drive, and Gerald Ritchie of Lansing, son of-Mr. and Mrs. Gabriel Ritchie of River Rouge, exchanged their marriage vows Saturday- afternoon at four o'clock at the First Presbyterian Church. The Rev. Dr.

Joseph Blackburn officiated, Andrew R. Baker was the organist and accompanied Thomas Powers of Chicago, who sang. The bride's gown of white peau de crepe, was fashioned with tapered sleeves, a portrait neckline Alencon lace and an bodice. Godby-Bennett Rites Read In Duluth Marjorie Helen Bennett, daughter of Mr. and Mrs.

James Bennett of Duluth, former Sault residents, became the bride of Neal A. Godby, son of Mr. and Mrs. Harold E. Godby of Sheridan, Ind.

at a recent ceremony in St. Paul's Epsicopal Church Duluth. Mrs. Frank J. Bislow of Virginia, the bride's sister, was matron of honor.

Bruce Bennett of Duluth, brother of the bride, served as besl man. A the English room of the Hotel Dululh followed the ceremony. The newlyweds are residing at 2010 S. Westnedge in Kalamazoo. Bolh received master's degree's from the University of Michigan April 30.

Mrs. Godby has accepted a position as an assistant to the dean of women at Western 'Michigan University at Kalamazoo and Mr. Godby is Kalamazoo assistant city manager. BRIEFLY Loretto Mothers Club will meet Wednesday at 8 p.m. at Lorelto High School.

Arriving by plane Monday was Mrs. Gordon W. Foole of San Juan, Puerto Rico. Mrs. Foote, the former Dorothy Jensen of this city, will be here for an extended visit with her sister, Leo J.

Donnelly, while recuperating from surgery performed Mayo's June 10. The sheath skirt with a lace appliqued overskirl extended into a chapel train. She wore a mantilla with matching lace ap- plique and carried a white orchid on a white Bible with a cascade of ivy and stephanolis. Her attendants were her cousin, Mrs. Thomas Powers of Itasca, 111.

as matron of honor and the bridegroom's sister, Mrs. Kenneth Parish of Wyandotte, as bridesmaid. Their aqua crepe dresses had Game- lot sleeves, portrait necklines, empire bodices and modified sheath floor length skirts accented at the back with floating chiffon panels. Their flowers were casade arrangements of miniature roses and white carnations. The bridegroom's twin brother, Lawrence Ritchie, of Mountain View, was his best man.

"Ushers were Robert Adams of Mason, Herbert Ladd of Grosse Pointe, cousin of the bride; Melvyn Ritchie, of River Rouge, the bridegroom's brother, and Kenneth Parish of Wy- azidolle. As flower girl, Nancy Powers of Itasca wore aqua, a miniature of the gowns of the other bridal attendants. She carried a nosegay of roses, Rodney Parish of Wyandotte was ring bearer. A buffet supper for 175 guests was served in lhe church parlors. Assisting were Mrs.

Shcr- win Overholl, Mrs. Phyllis Ladd, Mrs. John Fleming, Mrs. Lylc Abel, Mrs. J.

Norman Loye, Mrs. John Biekkola, Faye Lucdtkc. Airs. Gerald Luther, Mrs. Paul Niven, Mrs.

Victoria Withcrspoon and Mrs. William James. The bride's mother wore pink silk with matching accessories, complemented by a corsage of red roses. The bridegroom's mother wore a blue silk suit with white accessories and a corsage of pink roses. After a trip lo the Canadian Rockies, the new Mr.

and Mrs. Ritchie will be at home after Aug. at 916 West Oltawa in Lansing. She received her bachelor of arts degree from Michigan Slate University in 1959, her master's from Northern Michigan University in 19R5 and has been teaching in Midland. -Mr.

Ritchie received his bachelor of science degree in civil engineering from Michigan Technological University and is with the state highway department in Lansing. Out-of-town guests were from San Francisco, Chicago, River Rouge, Wyandotte. Lansing. Mason, Paw Paw, Detroit, Chc- boygan, Marquette, Ponliac, Ypsilanti, Manisfifjiic and Flint. BIRTHS WAR MEMORIAL HOSPITAL PEAKE A daughter, Valerie Ann.

was born to Mr. and Mrs. "Wayne Peake of Trout Lake at 6:30 p.m. June 27. She weighed five pounds, ounces.

KIXCIIELOE AFB HOSPITAL BROTHERS A daughters was born to A and Mrs. Harold Brothers at 3:30 a.m. June 27. CARTER and Mrs. Joe F.

Carter are the parents of a son born at 6 a.m. June 28. MATZ A and Mrs. James Matz are the parents cf a daughter born at 1:25 a.m. Jun2 26.

TEMPLE A SGTI was born to A and Mrs. Wayne C. Temple at 9:23 a.m. June 26. People To People Plan Slide Project Instead of featuring a foreign country, the local People to People chapter will concentrate on the United States at its July 2 meeting this Saturday at 8 p.m.

in the Community Room of the First National Bank. Members are asked to colored slides which would be suitable for presentation lo the Sault's sister city of LouvaiiT Belgium. -Mrs. Louis Ward will provide a projector. The, selection of slides and other possible summer projects will be discussed instead of a regular program, according to James Robertson, president of the group.

Activities of other chapters will be outlined, and an a attempt will be made to line up next year's activities advance. Members are asked to voice suggestions for the ensuing year's programs, and are invited to bring guests to Saturday's meeting. Thursday Clinics Arc Rescheduled The regular immunization clinic usually held on Thursday mornings has. been canceled for June 30 due to unforeseen cjrcum.slances and has been rescheduled for Friday, July from 9 a.m. to 11:30 a.m.

The foodhandlers clinic has also been canceled for Thursday afternoon June 30 and will be held on Friday afternoon July 1 from 1 to 2:30 p.m. No foodhandlers examinations will be clone at the morning clinics. The next clinic will he on Thursday, July 7. BRIEFLY Jane De.Mcrse left (his morning for St. Luke's Hospital in Mar- qucttc where she will undergo surgery Thursday.

She is the daughter of and Mrs. Bern- i ard DcMcrse of Sugar Island. Father Elmer Bares, and Father Timothy Desrochers departed for new assignment; in the Catholic Diocese of Alarquette, and Father Michael Butkowski is scheduled to leave Wednesday for Milwaukee, -'Wis. where he Will study toward a master's degree in psychology at Marquette Hundreds of Sault and area resident have spent the last two evenings at receptions for these priests at their various parishes. Father "Mike" offered a special mass last night at St.

Joseph's Church where he has been assistant for the past two years. Following the mass and Father's blessing, about 300 persons gathered for a social hour in the parish hall, where they met his replacement, the Father Ray- mond Hcefgen. Receptions Sunday, evening honored the other priests, 'one at Nativity Church Hall for Bares, who has been pastor there, as well as superintendent of' Loretto High School. Father Bares is now at St. Mary's at (Norway, Mich, where the parish is just completing Holy Spirit Central Grade School along with its neighboring parishes.

Father Bares is being replaced at Nativity by Father Arthur Parrotta. Father Desrochers also was honored Sunday evening at a parly in Baraga Auditorium. Now assigned to St. Peter's Cathedral at Marquette, he is being replaced at St. Mary's Church here by Father David Jenner.

newly ordained. Mrs. Spriggs Volunteer Of Month At the Family Services monthly Coffee in the chapel Annex last week, Mrs. Marion Spriggs. wife of Marion E.

Spriggs, was announced as the FS Volunteer of the Month for May. Mrs. Spriggs earned the award for her work on the office and welcoming committees. She is a relative newcomer to FS, having taken her first orientation courses at Kincheloe in November, 19G5. She received her 100-hour guard in April, 1966.

Spriggs resides at Lot 69 ETC with her husband and three children. Capt. George Sokolsky, Personal Affairs officer, and Mrs. Fred Koch, coordinator, also presented the following awards: three- month pin, Mrs. James Smith: 100-hour guard, Mrs.

Charles Heller, Mrs. Larry Matthews and 'Mrs. John Rice; 250-hour guard, Mrs. Donald Ede: guard, Mrs. Boyce Rhyne; iOOO-hour guard, Mrs.

Robert Nelson; two- year stripe, Mrs. Ralph Backa; three-year stripe, 'Mrs. Arthur Holdcrness 'and five-year' stripe, Mrs. James Thompson. Out-going chairmen were presented silver charm discs in appreciation of their services in the past six months.

Receiving the discs were Mrs. Albert Weber, office chairman; Mrs. Joseph Calzadillas, emergency chairman; Mrs. Charles Meston, welcoming chairman; Mrs. Ray Hoff, publicity chairman; and 'Mrs.

Ronald Bell, TOY chairman. Silver gifts were presented to the out-going coordinator, Mrs. Fred Koch and her assistant, Mrs. Jimmy Cogdill. The new FS coordinator, Mrs.

Cogdill, introduced her staff for (he next six-month period: assistant, coordinator, Mrs. Ray Hoff; office chairman, and assistant, Donald Bowen and Mrs. Charles Johnson; welcoming chairman and assistant, MrsT Robert Pocreva and Mrs. Marion Spriggs: emergency -chairman and assistant, -Mrs. Donald Ede and Mrs.

Larry Matthews. Pub- MRS. MARION SPRIGGS licity chairman and assistant will be announced at a later date. Hostesses for this month's coffee were members of the welcoming committee: Charles Meston, Mrs. Doug Brown, Mrs.

Howard Fritz, Mrs. Arthur Young, Mrs. David Rapino, Mrs. James Thompson and Mrs. Boyce Rhyne.

Engagements TIANO SMITH Mr. and Charles Tiano of Bridgeport, Conn, announce the engagement of their daughter, Diane Elaine, to Larry Gordon Smith, son of Mr. and Mrs. Gordon H. Smiti of Osborn Subdivision.

A wedding April is being Miss Tiano is an alumna of Central High School in Bridgeport and attended Butler Business School and the American Institute of Banking. She is employed by the City Trust Company in 'Bridgeport. Mr. Smith, a 1962 graduate of Sault High School, has served in the U.S. Navy for the past font- years as an electronics technician aboard the troop transport USS Chilton which is presently on duty in the Mediterranean.

Installed At District Meeting HELEN BOWERS Two Sault residents were among officers installed at the 31st annual session of the Clov- crlanc! District Association of the Order of the Eastern Star at Hancock recently when the Hancock-Calumet chapters were hosts. Mrs. Helen M. Bowers, who has served as association Play the REDDY GAME ARTHUR NELSON organist for the past four years, an appointive office, was installed as marshal. Arthur Nelson was installed as second vice president.

Ife had been third vice president and was in charge of the flag presentation at the opening session. Both are members of Queen of the North Chapter 52. PRINCIPLES OF GEOLOGY A SIX TERM-HOUR COURSE IN GEOLOGY 201 202 BEGINNING JULY 5 FOR SIX WEEKS ENROLLMENT DEADLINE-JULY ENROLL AT CONTINUING EDUCATION OFFICE ROOM 104, ADMINISTRATION BUILDING PHONE ME 2-3341, EXTENSION 11 MICHIGAN TECHNOLOGICAL UNIVERSITY SAULT STE. MARIE, MICHIGAN Bo'watiug Officers Installed Officers of the Bewaring Club were installed by outgoing state president Stella Kruizenga, at a dinner at the Ojibway Hotel ending the day-long leadership conference of District 2 Business and Professional Women held here Saturday. From left are Janet More, second vice president; Llora Barton, plesident; Jewell Alexander, first vice president; Bernice Furlong, treasurer; and Beveiiy Ward, recording secretary.

BRIEFLY Mrs. Everett Hamilton has returned from a week's visit with her daughter, Judy, at Greenville. Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Chedisler returned to Sault Ste.

Marie Saturday after spending the past two months in Grand Rapids where both underwent medical treatment, and where they visited their daughter and family, Mr. and Mrs. Nelson Speck and three sons. Betsy McBryde of Portland, formerly of Sault Ste. Marie, is visiting relatives and friends here.

The Altar Guild of Faith Lutheran Church will have its regular meeting at the home of Mrs. Roy Nelson, 1004 E. Easterday Ave. Wednesday at 8 p.m. Mrs.

Neva Larson will give'the devotions. Mrs. Neville was recently in Port Chester, N. Y. to attend the funeral of her nephew, Russell Muckle 23, son of Mr.

and Russell Muckle, Former Sault residents, who was killed in an automobile accident- He was born in Buenos Aires. His mother is the former Elsie Malhison of this city. Capt. Fred L. Farnsworth returned this weekend from Viet Nam, after a year's lour of duty there, to join his family at 015 Swinlon St.

Mrs. Farnsworth, lhe former Lois Wright, and l.heir four children have been residing in the Sault during his absence. Mr. and Mrs. John Newcomer and sou Tommy of Harper's Ferry, West left on a trip around Lake Superior after spending the past week here with her parents, Mr.

and Mrs. C.H. Hungerford. Francis Edgerly Sr. of Tnledo was a guest for two weeks at the home of his sister, Mrs.

Jack Exstrom in lhe Eagle subdivision. Mrs. Ed Guillard and Ruth Currie left Monday nighl for Minneapolis to visit Gary Guiliard, who was injured hi an industrial accident there last week. He is making a satisfactory recovery. Mr.

and Mrs. Stanley Graham have returned to their home on Nicolet Road after a visit of two weeks in Lansing with their daughter and family, Mr. nnd Mrs. Harry Blanchard Jr. and sons.

Bill and John. While they were there they attended John's graduation from Everett High School in Lansing. Mr. and Mrs. T.

Taipalus" have returned to their cottage at Bay Mills from their home in Lake Worth, Fla. En route they visited in New York, Massachusetts, New Hampshire, Maine and Vermont. Mrs. William Eagle, Mrs. Francis Eagle and the latter's son, Darrell, who has been home on Navy leave, have left by car for a visit of two weeks with and Mrs.

Dale Saar at Glen Bivrnie, Md. After, a brief stay, Darrell will go on to Norfolk, Va. Mrs. Shackleton, i Mrs. Larson Oil LWV Board Two appointments to positions on the board of, directors of the area provisional league of Women Voters were: made at the board meeting Monday afternoon in the Central Savings Bank board of directors room.

On recommendation of the nominating committee, Mrs. Karl Larson was named as nejv Voters Service chairman and Mrs. Henry Shackleton, finance' chairman. The resignation of; Mrs. Evan- Thwaites as first vice president and chairman of State Continuing Responsibility was accepted.

Plans were discussed for finance and in the fall. The next board meeting is scheduled for Aug. 15. Children are urged to save at THE SOO CO-OP CREDIT UNION Saving is a habit we'd all like to leach our children. By start- I sum he's accumulated when 1 the important things in life I come along.

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