The Ludington Daily News from Ludington, Michigan • Page 9

MONDAY, DECEMBER 15, 1952 THE LUDINGTON DAILY NEWS, LUDINGTON, MICHIGAN PAGE NINE Wring 21 Want Ad Buying or Selling A Want Ad Will Bring Results Phone 21 QUICKIES By Ken Renolds Ludington Daily WAN! AJB HATES Minimum. 4 Dues Cash One day, 4 lines .80 Two days, 4 lines 1.60 Three days. 4 2.16 Six days, 4 lines 3.60 Cards of Thanks. IBo per Una Blind Ad, 25o extra National rates, 25o per agate line, per insertion, cash with order. Advertising ordered for irregular Insertions takes the one time Insertion rate.

Count five average words to the line. Send cash with order or charge ads will be received by telephone and If paid at The Daily News office within six days from the first Insertion cash rate will be allowed. Rate per line for. white space is the same as a line of copy. Ads ordered for three or six days and stopped before expiration will be charged only for the number of times the ad appeared and any adjustment made at the rate earned.

The publisher reserves the right to edit or reject any Classified Advertising copy. The Publisher will not be responsible for more than one Incorrect Insertion- notlfv Immediately If error occurs Announcements Flowert and Mourning Goods 4 OPEN EVENINGS STARTING WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 17 JIMMY'S E. L.UD. AVE. Public Notices 7A DO YOU WANT drinking? Contact ALCOHOLICS ANONYMOUS, Box 330, Ludington, Michigan.

Pieces to Go 9A THE MICHIGAN BAR-- Dancing every night but Monday, orchestra, entertainment, liquors, wine beer. Automotive Automobile Agencies NOTICE We are interested in your transportation problems. See us first for new and used cars. Also the finest service on ma NGSTON MOTORS "Your Lincoln-Mercury Dealer" 203 Ludington Ave Automobiles tor Sale 11 1949 Buick Supers 2-DR 4-DR. BOTH PERFECT Ludington Auto Sales 1951 Oldsmobile 88 4-door.

Radio, heater, hydromatic. Like new. A few older models BARNETT SALES SERVICE FOR Ford fordor sedan good condition. $995. Can be seen at Walter Ray's, mile north on Jcbavy Road.

Phone 7000-R after 5 p.m. 1947 Ford Super Dlx. Tudor. Overhauled motor. A solid unit throughout.

Only S695 1948 Ford Super Dlx. "8" Fordor. New motor, Good tires. Only 1951 Mercury 4-door. Overdrive.

A clean unit. Only $1,795. MOTTL MOTOR SALES 1951 Chev. 4-dr. Power-glide.

H. 195(1 Buick 2-dr. Dynaflow. WW tires. 1950 Pontiac 2-dr.

H. 1942 Chevrolet 4-dr. 1939 Dodge 4-dr. MAX A. JENKS, Scottville 1951 DeSoto Sportsman.

1950 DeSoto Club Coupe. 1949 Plymouth 4-dr. 1948 Chrysler 4-dr. 1941 Chevrolet 4-dr. 1937 Cherolet 2-dr.

1951 Chevrolet V4 ton pick-up. PARK VIEW MOTOR SALES 1947 Chevrolet 2-door. 1946 Chevrolet 2-dr. 1946 Plymouth 4-dr. 1946 Chev.

2-speed long wheel base truck. HANSEN PETERSON CHEVROLET Mercury 1951 Custom Sedan. Radio and heater. Overdrive. Like new.

$1895. Ford 1950 distort 8 Fordor. Radio and heater. $1295. Mercury 1949 Sedan.

Radio, heater. overdrive. A blue beauty, $1195. Chevrolet 1942 Stylemaster $195. Ford 1949 Custom 8 2-dr.

Radio and heater. $1095. DeSoto 1941 Custom Club Coupe. $295. DeSoto 1941 Custom 2-dr.

$195. LIVINGSTON MOTORS "Your Lincoln-Mercury Dealer" 203 W. Ludington Ave. 1948 Packard, Overdrive. International ton pick-up truck- demonstrator.

242 1951 CUSTOM FORD TUDOR FORDOMATIC, MANY ACCESSORIES MUST SELL, GOING IN SERVICE Wayne Whltakcr, Tel. Scott. 350-F-3 FOR club coupe. In good condition. Driven less than 20,000 miles.

Inq. O. C. Scarl, across bridge at Middle Bayou, first turn right, first cottage on left. Trailers 118 FOR trailer with 5x12 bed and side rack.

Also two tarpaulins. STEINGRABER AUTO SALES Scottville, Michigan Auto Trucks for Sale 12 1953 TRUCKS Dodge 2-ton, 2-speed axle and booster brakes. Mi-ton pick-up. ROHRMOSER MOTOR SALES 227 W. Ludington Ave.

WILL ton CMC plCk-up, new in 1950, for a car. Inquire William Cnurtland, miles north, V4 mile east of Scoltville. EXPERT SHOE AND RUBBER FOOTWEAR REPAIRING. Zipper work a specialty. Scottvillo Shoo Repair.

Stations 16 CARLSON'S SERVICE STATION For expert Mobile lubrication We call for deliver 801 Wash Tel. 214. HOWARD'S SHELL E. Ludington Ave. at railroad track.

Phone 1424-J. Complete repairing, lubrication. I )OUBLE' and our premium savings plan. JIM'S ZEPHYR SERVICE, Scottville. Business Service Business Services Offered 18 MYRLE FOGARTY'S RADIO SHOP 410 Delia Street.

Prompt Service Phono 727-R. GET Your septic tanks cesspools cleaned now Malburg's Sanitary Service. 1. Scottvillo Tel 416-F-5 SEWING MACHINES We repair all makes of sewing machines Free estl mates. All work guaranteed.

Call 385 Singer Sewing Center 213 James. UAD1ATORS Repaired, cleaned and rodded Roy J. Trepanier 412 N. Gay lord Ave -EHVICE Expert BenOlx and bottled gas service Mettlx Store Scottville Phone 72 NEW USED SEWING MACHINES- For siile. rent.

Expert repair. Pick up service. FISHEL'S SEWING CENTER. LET up your farm from a drag to a combine- for cleaning, repairing nnd painting. At the siiiiiR time replace needed parts.

Save costly repairs and work stoppage. Don't wait until ttie early spring rush. W. E. HEADER 1 blk S.

of R.H., Scottville. Phone B5-J. Your International Harvester Dealer. WANTED -Cars, scrap Iron of all kinds; top prices, cutting, wrecking, hauling, Riverton Auto Parts, phone George Patten 22-F-41 or R. Forbes Z2-F-23.

Ludington. 'Wo wonder this antique lamp you got in the Daily News Want Ads was a bargain there's nothing in the bottle!" FOR CLASSIFIED AD RESULTS Call A Daily News Ad-Taker Today! Building and Contracting 19 PLANNING -On building or remodeling? See Clyde Center for reliable service 719 Rowe Tel. 1360-R Heating, Plumbing, Roofing 22 HOLLAND FURNACES- "The heart oi the home." For service call HOLLAND FURNACE CO Tel. 950. Insurance and Surety Bonds 23 CALL HAROLD OR DON GALLffi PHONE 230-W -810 DIANA ST Fire, Life, Auto, Hospitalizatlon Health Accident Ins.

Real Estate 2x4 to 2x12 Fir 5120.00 Insulated Sheathing 110.00 Insulated Brick Siding 14.50 Asbestos Siding 11.50 Clear Bevel Siding. 6" 130.00 Clear Bevel Siding, 8" 190.00 Clear Bevel Siding, 290.00 No. Oak Shorts 135.00 Plaster Board 45.00 Rock lath 33.50 Clear oak floor 240.00 Select oak floor 200.00 No. 1 3-in-l Roofing G.75 90 Ib. Slate Roll Roofing 3.25 45 Ib.

Plain Roll Roofing 2.50 55 Ib Plain Roll Roofing 2.75 65 Ib. Plain Roll Roofing 3.25 Brick Roll Siding 4.50 If not in stock, orders taken future delivery STANDARD SUPPLY LUMBER CO. £0b Harrison St. Phone 413 INSURANCE- We sell Fire, Automobile. Liability (all forms) Workmen's compensation.

See G. A. Swanson, tel. 693. INSURANCE Auto, fire, life, windstorm, hospltalizatlon, polio, casualty liability Wallace Blohm.

Fountain. Moving, Trucking, Storage 25 ALLIED VAN LINES Coast to Coast ELSTON-RICHARDS, AGENT Moving Storage Packing 410 Morris Ave. Phone Muskegon Collect 2-6071. or 50 Ludington ECONOMY LUMP in heat, low in ash. $14.20 ton, cash price.

GREAT HEART STOKER COAL, $15.75 ton, cash price. ABRAHAMSON-NERHEIM. Printers Special 26B Colored Strips For Xmas Tree Ornaments LAKESIDE PRINTING CO. Ill N. Rath Ave.

Phone 219 Printing, Engraving, Binding 27 MATCHED BUSINESS STATIONERY DANIELSON'S PRINTING CO PHONE 425-R 420 RATH AVE. Protessional Services 28 PRESCRIPTIONS Always accurately compounded at Dlsbrow Drug Store. 102 Ludington Ave. Employment Help 32 our Midland store. Liberal discounts, paid vacation, 40- hour week.

Apply in person, Callighan's Ludington. Help 33 FOREIGN Employment Construction Work. If interested in foreign projects with high pay, write Foreign Service Bureau, Box 295, Meluchen, New Jersey. Live Stock Horses, Cattle, Vehicles. 48 COWS FOR fresh and some coming winter.

Young ones. Stanley Gerybo, 3 miles east, 1V6 miles north of Caster. Poultry and Supplies 49 GEESE FOR THE HOLIDAYS $3 AND UP ANDERSEN'S NURSERY, SCOTTVILLE Wanted 50A WE REMOVE DEAD ANIMALS VALLEY CHEMICAL COMPANY For prompt removal of dead or disabled horses cows. Phone Collect Scottville 129-F-U Merchandise Articles for Sale 51 SEE US FOR Linoleum remnants. COOLMAN'S FURNITURE STORE.

103 E. Filer St. Phone 87. WALLPAPEli O'Brien paints alJ decorating supplies now at the QUALITY PAItyT DEC. SHOP 401 Dowland SPECIAL- Anti-freoze, $1.10 per gallon.

New used glass tor most cars. MAREK'S AUTO PARTS. PABCO FLOOR TILE- Lay It yourself and save of cost. Tile und needed supplies at GOOD HOUSEKEEPING SHOP corner of James Dowland. Blue Fire Oil Saving heater, electric ranges, washers.

FRANK CLAVEAU, Scottville. STOP IN BRIGGS HARDWARE, Seottvillc, and for those practical gifts for the entire family. Don't wo gift wrap. of tracks. Inquire Paul G'oleman, 2011 Staffon St.

Phone sED RUG(Wf pattern. ONLY 1535. ANNA PALM SON, 309 S. James St. SILENT SIOUX TRIPLEX OIL HEATERS -Attractively priced.

W. E. READER 1 blk. S. of R.R., Scottville.

Phone 115-J. Your International Harvester Dealer. Articles tor Rent SIB NOW Make old floor look better than new. Rent our Floor Sander and cdger for only per day. MONTGOMERY WARD CO.

103 E. Ludington Ave. -Phone 158 Building Materials S3 STORM SASH- For all metal casement windows. ECONOMY BUILDERS. 403 S.

James. Phone 172. ALL TYPES Structural steel plates, angle bar stock channels und rounds. Motyka Metal Products. Phone 1488-W HOOKING SIDING INSULATION EASY TERMS DON CLINGAN HOOFING CO 505 N.

WILLIAM ST. PHONE 1170 Fuel, Feed, Fertilizers 56 Mill, Beech and Maple. Excellent for fireplace. $5.50 per cord. cord or more.

Geo. Patten. Phone 22-F-41. HAY FOR trade for cattle. First and second cutting alfalfa hay.

John Budzynski, mile E. of Fountain. Phone Fountain 10. Farm Supplies 56A BUY YOUR MORTON'S MEAT CURING PRODUCTS AT THE LUDINGTON FRUIT EXCHANGE Good Things to Eat 57 GENUINE- Danish butter coffee cakes, Swedish Limpa German pumper- nicle. Lagesen's Bakery Wash.

Ave. Grocery Stores 57A CARL'S GROCERY -1323 S. Madison, Beer wine take-out. Open all day Wednesdays and Sundays. Tel.

96-M. ROWE STREET GROCERY Stop and shop early or late. 405 Rowe St. Delia and Joe. Household Goods 59 USED i- Gas autom.

water heaters, elec. gas ranges clec. refrlg. Michigan Consolidated Co. WANTED TO BUY USED FURN.

OF ALL KINDS PHONE SCOTTVILLE 207-M 9x12 living room suites, kitchen sets, dining room sets, bedroom suites. Obel's Furniture Store, Fourth Ward. Phone 1448. FOR new limed oak bedroom suite. Liberal discount.

KEITH FURNITURE, 227 E. Dowland. FOR couch chair, refrigerator, apartment size electric range, radio, vacuum sweeper, antique center table. Inq. 405 Resseguie St.

Phone 1537-W. Appliances 59A USED bottled gas range, $35; Electric ranges $49.95. CONSUMERS POWER CO. size gas refrigerator for sale. HAIGHT'S APPLIANCES.

1303 S. Madison St. BUY- Your freezer, refrigerator, hot water heater, washing machine and hardware at FARMERS UNION CO-OP 1952 LEONARD Floor samples at reduced prices. LUDINGTON RADIO SHOP. 129 Second St.

Phone 84. BEAUTIFUL wrapping of Mixmasters, toastmasters, shavers, steam irons, french fryers. KURAS FURNITURE STORK. Phone 604. FOR SALE GENERAL ELECTRIC REFRIGERATOR ALMOST NEW INQ.

1007 S. WASHINGTON AVE. INTERNATIONAL with the Tri-Matic defroster. Easy terms. W.

E. READER CO. Phone 85-J. 1 blk. R.R., Scott- villo.

International Harvester Dealer. Jewelry, Watches, Diamonds 60 DISTINCTIVE WEDDING GIFTS PRATT'S JEWELRY STORE SCOTTVILLE MiCH Farm Equipment, Machinery and Tools 61 and Used tractors! Wayne Water Systems! Lombard Chain Saws! Mickevich Garage. Fountain. Mich igan. Phone 15 Specials at the Stores 64 WOMEN'S CHILDREN'S Clothing.

The largest selection in town. HEGG'S DEPT. STORE. 105 S. Rath.

WINTER WREATHS Si.50 TO S3.00 PEHRSON'S. 604 E. DOWLAND NO MONEY terms on winter wardrobe, work or dress. Values galore! Arnold's Clothing Store. Pillow cases, table cloths, towels, aprons, hankies, scarfs.

Gibhs Needlework Shop, 116 S. James St. SPECIAL- On Easy Knit mechanical knitter. SI each at the KNITTING NOOK, 108 N. James St.

BAIIHECUED HAMBURGERS AND HOT DOGS TO TAKE OUT MOLINE'S SODA BAR Buy 66 WANTED TO BUY POULTRY EGGS H. E. JENSEN, SCOTTVILLE prices for muskrat, mink, coon, deer hides and beef hides. Brody 417 E. Dowland.

Tel. 510. Real Estate for Rent Apartments and Flats 74 floor unfurnished apartment near shopping district. Apply first floor, 205 E. Filer St.

or phone 1221. heated apartment. Available January 1 at 308 E. Court St. Inquire Mrs.

A. Ivan Pelter or phone 436. DESIRABLE FURNISHED APARTMENT WITH HEAT PHONE 575 Real Estate for Sale Brokers In Real Estate WE OFFER THE BETTER BUYS IN TOWN AS FOLLOWS: Ludington Homes EXCELLENT 2 family rental home with full basement and furnace and for electric stove. Hardwood varnished floor and woodwork. Includes carpeting, located at 703 West Ludington Ave.

5 mdrn. home, fl. bath. frnce. Quality construction at 819 Dexter St.

6-rm. home with beautifully landscaped lot, In 1st Ward. No information over phone. 510 bath, frnce. Large lot.

In SPLENDID REPAIR--On 3 beautiful lots (ideal for development) 10-rm. home, 2 baths, fl. oil frnce. inc. carpeting, at 604 Ludington Ave.

Apt. House. New roof and siding, Fl. at 403 5th St. rental at 401 E.

Foster. 6 rms. bath up; rms. bath down. Newly remodeled.

Priced right. For complete information regarding above appointments Phone. Write or See CENTRAL INSURANCE AGENCY 110 S. James St. Phone 600 After 6 P.

M. Phone Mr. Smith 1151-M or Mr. GowelJ 1184-R or Mr. Barber 550-M or Mr.

Findling 1204-M WASHINGTON Apartment house near Dow plant. Good investment. LINLOOK PARK- Strictly modern 4- room house; low taxes. HOME REALTY CO. See W.

Hocking, Nat'l Bank or H. F. Gallic, 810 Diana St, WE BUY AND SELL Real Estate. Oldest 'continuous realtors In Western Michigan. Hanson-Osborn.

Hart ATTENTION Real estate owners and buyers. If you have real estate to sell or wish to buy see us now. Prompt, courteous service. A. T.

BENSON. 206 Franklin St. Phone NOTICE PROPERTY OWNERS! IF YOU INTEND TO SELL SEE US Al ONCE. FOR A QUICK SALE ON YOUR PROPERTY CALL OR SEE US TODAY! Central Insurance Real Estate Phone 600 no S. James St.

STROUT SPECIALS LAKE 23 cabins; lake 2 mi. to Lake 5 rms. bth. for owner; $5,400 wrth. stck.

$33,000. COUNTRY HOME-5 rms. bth; attchd. Irg. grdn.

plot; on US-31; 119 A. DAIRY eqppd. 18 cow ties; river wtrd. $8,500. STROUT Diesing, Assoc.

126 S. Main Scottville Phones: Bus. 291-J Resi. 291-M Houses tor Sale 84 HAMLIN 'round insulated home. 3 nice sized rooms bath.

Also full basement. Priced to $3,600. Near town. Low taxes. 904 OLMSTEAD 2-bedroom home, nice bath, living rooms, closets, utility room with water heater, tubs.

Low down payment. Priced to sell. 401 2ND nearly new 5- room home with garage attched. Phone for appointment to see the above A. T.

BENSON, 206 Franklin St. Phone 1221 PRICE REDUCED ON HOME AT 409 N. GAYLORD AVE. PHONE 7021-R for Sale 85 LAKE LOTS small acreage for sale. Cash, terms or trade.

A. T. BENSON. 20G Franklin St. Phone 1221.

ONE LOT ON MAIN ST. ONE LOT' ON CLARKE SCOTTVILLE, FOR SALE HARRY BARNETT, SCOTTVILLE WORLD'S MOST COPIED TRACTOR FERGUSON'S daring ideas being copied by many but equalled by none Wheaton Tractor Sales Serv Vour Ferguson Dealer Custer US-10 Cover tractor cabs now for any tractor, ijtfil.ys. They make excellent Christmas gifts. H. SMEDBERG SON, Custer.

Musical Merchandise 62 PIANOS BOUGHT AND SOLD TODD'S FURNITURE 400 JAMES ST. 1'IIONE 518 Treer and Shrubs 63B CHRISTMAS TREES Wholesale and retail. All sizes. ANDERSEN'S NURSERY. Scottville BLUE SPRUCE CHRISTMAS TREES AT HONSHU'S MARKET OR MI.

ON JEBAVY ROAD CHOICE Christmas trees. Douglas Fir, lialsaiu, Scotch Pine, Spruce. Will deliver within city limits. Ed Organ, 704 E. Filer St.

Built in Death Scares Villagers BEEDENBOSTEL, Germany lurks in the walls of this small village in the north German moorlands. Beedenbostel and some other small hamlets in the vicinity have been seized by the jitters since Richard Germer died in his locksmith workshop after a seemingly harmless steel tube he was forging blew up in a violent blast. Germer's death meant the beginning of many sleepless nights to villagers who took thousands of these steel tubes from a nearby Wehrmacht ammunition depot shortly after the war. The tubes soon were traded on the black market and some local builders bought them to reinforce walls of small farm houses. Others were used to fence off pastures or flower gardens.

Results of an investigation into Germer's death chilled the bones of many a farmer. The "steel tubes" were special explosives used by Gorman engineers in the war against Russia. Authorities found out that farmer II. Hoppensteclt from nearby Ende- had fenced off his cattle with 120 such explosive tubes. They said lightning striking into the fence would have set off an atomic-like chain explosion.

BLONDIE They've Got That Put Out Feeling! By Chic Young UT WITH YOU VTHE NERVE-COMING INTO A PRIVATE HOME WITHOUT EVEN RINGING THE DOOR rt- vw. WE DEMAND AN BUZ SAWYER MAIS OUI, M'SIEUR. WIZ. PLAISIR THE MINISTER OF THE HA, HA! THERE'S 'NO GAYER WIDOWER THftN AN 010 ONE, GEE: iHADN'T EXPECTED A PARTY, I THOUGHT MY SOY, YOU WANTED TO TAlK AATSR. COME, OVER THAT JOB.

I WANT YOU TO MEET MY SHE'S YOUNG YOU FASCINATE ME, MADEMOISELLE. WONT YOU SIT DOWM SO WE CAN TALK ALONE? MILE ENOUGH TO BE HIS PAUGHTER! fJlOW THE TONGUES WAG AT SPARROWS PARTY. SECRET AGENT X-9 Eye-opening Revelation By Mel Graff Back in I the late Doctor Ternkote's office SORRY I HAD TO LET GIVE ME THE NEEDLE, PHIL BUT HAD A GUN OM IN BUSINESS YOU HAVE TO TAKE YOUR CHANCES, ED! GLAD YOU TOOK THE RIGHT THE SHERIFF OUT AT THE RUN, LOOKING FOR KOMRED'S BOPY, RIGHT NOW STILL HARD FOR. ME TO BELIEVE ALL THESE AWFUL THINGS ABOUT 'HE DOCTOR! SURE PEARL HARBOR WAS HARD TO BELIEVE, GIRD! PUT, LET EXPLAIN! HOW THE DOCTOR 'MURDERED' VOUR HUSBAND, SENATOR DEATH WAS INDUCED BY EXTREME FRIGHT' They'll Do It Every Time t. Mm OOto By Jimmy Hatlo SECRETARY BIGDOME'S OMITS" VEAH-yEAH WATER THERMOS CHANGES TRYING TO POISON ME? THIS WATER IS OF THE UATL0 MAT TO 4.8.TUCCI, 149-43 6TW AVE WHlTESTONE.N.y.

Holiday Season Formally Opens A large crowd of interested adults and children braved the inclement weather Friday evening to take part in the formal dedication of the new living Christmas tree on ths Community house lawn and at ths same time mark the opening oi the Christmas season In Pentwater. Promptly at 7 p. m. the ringing of church and school bells an- lounced the turning on of lights on tree and overhead on the street throughout the business district. A short program of music by the Pentwater school band and carol singing preceded the dedication of the tree by William Yonkman.

A trio composed of Mesdames Donald Baldwin, John Rottschafer and Peter Stielstra sang "Away in a Manger" and the combined choirs of the Methodist and Baptist churches sang "0, Come, All Ye Faithful." The Rev. Mr. Elmer G. Ubbinck read the Bible story of the first Christmas and the Rev. Mr.

George Chaffee pronounced the benediction. Harold B. Shaw presided as master of ceremonies. PENTWATER MRS. LEONORE P.

WILLIAMS Pentwater Representative of The News Telephone: Pentwater 443 Miss Myrna Joan Myers Weds Harold H. Carlin After licorice is extracted from the roots of the licorice plants, the residue is used to make a firefighting foam and insulating board for builders. Miss Myrna Joan Myers, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Myron J.

Myers of Pentwater, and Harold Hy Carlin, son of Mr. and Mrs. William Carlin of Centerline, spoke their wedding vows before the altar of Emanuel Lutheran church in Ludington Sunday afternoon. The double-ring ceremony was performed by the Rev. Dr.

J. A. Landin at 5 o'clock. Chancel of the church was decorated with arrangements of refl poinsettia and lighted white tapers in candelabra in keeping with the Christmas season. The bride was escorted to the altar by her father, who gave her in marriage.

Her dress was fashioned of white slipper satin with an over dress of white Chantilly lace. The sweetheart neckline of the fitted bodice was finished with a band of pleated nylon tulle. An insert of the same tulle was repeated on the front of the full skirt which fell into a long train at the back. Her fingertip veil of illusion was fastened to a lace and satin cap. Her only jew' was a strand of pearls and earrings to match, a gift from the bridegroom.

A beautiful white orchid with purple throat, a gift from her cousin, Miss Doris Myers of Portland centered her cascade bouquet of white pompom chrysanthemums and ivy. Miss Susan Underdahl of Pentwater was maid of honor and Miss Peggy Leak of Grand Rapids, the senior bridesmaid. Miss Constance Rohrmoser of Ludington, a cousin of the bride, and Miss Rosalind Carlin, the bridegroom's sister, were junior bridesmaids. All wore identical dresses of red velvet, made with fitted bodice, boat neckline, cap sleeves and long full skirts. The attendants carried white fur muffs and wore headbands of the white fui.

On the front of each muff was pinned a large red poinsettia. The bride's little sister Judith and cousin Joyce Rohrmoser were flower girls. They also were gowned in red velvet, the bodices finished with a high round neckline and puff sleeves and a waistline band of white velvet ribbon with large bow and streamers down the back. They wore head bands of the white fur and car ried white maline baskets of white pompon chrysanthemums. Mr.

Carlin was assisted by the bride's brother Ehvyn Myers as best man and seating the guests were Elton Grobbel of Centerline and Marshall B. Simms and Joe Gamble of Pentwater. Mrs. Helga Mielke, organist, played the traditional wedding marches and also accompanied the soloist Mrs. Donald Baldwin of Pentwater who sang "The Lord's Prayer" and "Because." Mrs.

Myers, mother of the bride, wore an afternoon dress of Navy and red woven taffeta with acces sories in white. Mrs. Carlin, moth er of the bridegroom, was attired in black lace with matching accessories. Both mothers had shoul der corsages of the white pompon chrysanthemums. Immediately following, the cere mony a reception ror over 20( guests w-is held in Luther hal" adjoining the church.

A beautiful Sye-tier wedding cake decorated with white bells, white roses and delicate green leaves, centered the serving table with poinsettia and ivy arrangements placed on either side. Miss Phyllis Nerheim of Ludington served the cake to the guests and presiding at silver coffee services at either end of the table were Miss Lora Okoniewski of Flint and Miss Shirley Reed of Pentwater. Kay Kessler and Shirley Johnson of Pentwater assisted at the punch bowl. Mr. and Mrs.

James Rohrmoser of Ludington, uncle and aunt of the bride, assisted in receiving guests. Miss Joann Gunberg of Ludington, a cousin, displayed the gifts and the junior bridesmaids were in charge of the guest book. Early in the evening Mr. and Mrs. Carlin departed on a week's wedding trip after which they will make their home in Pentwater.

For traveling Mrs. Carlin wore a suit of Navy blue and white pin- check wool with Navy collar and cuffs. Her top coat was black and accessories in white. To the shoulder of her coat she pinned the orchid from her wedding bouquet. Mrs.

Carlin graduated from Pentwater high school in 1951 and attended the Muskegon School of Business at Muskegon. She is now employed in the office at the Pent Electric Co. Mr. Carlin was graduated from Bush high school at Centerline and spent two years in the Army before attending Central Michigan College of Education at Mt. Pleasant where he graduated in 1951.

He came to last to accept a position on the faculty Pentwater high school as athletic coach and junior high teacher. Pentwater PT-A Meeting Changed The meeting of Pentwater Parent-Teacher association will not be held Tuesday evening, Dec. 16. Instead the meeting will be held on Tuesday evening, Dec. 23, al Community hall when children ol the school will present a Christmas program.

Pentwater Social Calendar TONIGHT METHODIST YOUTH FELLOWSHIP, at home of Miss Ruth Fitch of Summit, at 7 p. m. TEACHERS' CLUB, Chris-tmas party at the home of Mr. and Mrs. John Rottschafer, at 8 p.

m. WEDNESDAY WOMAN'S SOCIETY OF CHRISTIAN SERVICE, of Pentwater Methodist church, at home of Mrs. Otto Brown, at 2:30 p. m. THURSDAY BAPTIST CHRISTMAS PARTY, at the church, at 8 p.

m. FRIDAY WOMEN'S LITERARY CLUB, at St. James 1 parish hall, at 2:30 p. m. NORTH WEARE GRANGE, NO.

1233, Christmas party, at home of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Cutler, at 8 p. m. Stork Special Mr.

and Mrs. Otho Mcllquhum are the parents of a daughter born Friday, Dec. 12, at Oceana hospital in Hart. A son was born to Mr. and Mrs.

Jerome D. Richmond at Shelby Community hospital Saturday, Dec. 13. GET MONEY KUALA LUMPUR, Malaya Chinese in Malaya have sent over $80,000 in cash to relatives in Red China since the Foreign Exchange Control disclosed here. The legalized remittances to China arc made through the 400 remittance agencies in Malaya.

TEACHERS EXILED HONG KONG CommunM authorities in Canton have exiled 860 schoolteachers to hard labor In other provinces bocause they provod to he "hopelcsw cascV fn it "mind reform" program, aays a report from south CkiMt.