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

THE EVENING NEWS, 9AWLT STE. rMR4f, WBDNKDAtf, -r- Cowntry Club Gokfers Gathering Coinings, (doings and Events Mr. and Mrs. Bad Eagle have received word of birth of a daughter to Mr. and Mrs.

Frank Raifsnider of Kalamazoo. The baby born Saturday. April to a golf game, most golfers ani weighed eight pounds. like a. gab-test, says a spokesman Mrs Raifenider is the former Shir- for Country Club golfers, and that cv agic the Sault.

is -wfcat is being planned for! the Country Club linksters. The udsOn Mission Circle of the The informal gathering is set for pj Mt Church will meet Saturday evening at the club-house Thure( 3 at p. m. in and is for all men and women golf- hu oh Members are ers of the chib. ked bring their lovc gifl box Sraie Former, golf pro at the dub, returns Marie' today.

Surprise Party Ull Fred Pichc is a paiirni in Little Traverse Hospital in Petoekey. A bake sale under auspices of the of the will he held at the Sault Gas Company office on 40tll Frida of this week Members hav- ing donations which they wish pick- Mr, and Mrs. Herman Joseph cd up arc to cal i Lawrence at 3328. guests of honor at a surprise i party given by neighbors and friends at the Joseph home, 1601 Ladies Orange Lodge Minneapolis Saturday evening, i institution 323 will have a social The occasion was their wed- cet ing Thursday, April 36 at ding anniversary. They were pre- in le Knights of Pythias Hall.

seated ivith a gift from the group. Lunch will be potluck. Games provided cmertainment and then lunch was served. Teen-Age Dance At IOOF Hall Mr. and Mrs.

Bert G. McCarthy returned to the city after spending the Easter holidays in Detroit Lansing and Traverse City. Ryan hrs? from a A. teen-agers' dance will be stag-i visit with Comdr. and Mrs.

Chester at the Odd Ha3i over; R. Sender (Mollie and their ie Gamble Store, Friday evening, i son, Mark, in St. Fla. Dancing will be from 8:30 p. in.

12-30 a. m. I 3Jrs. Peter Chandanais is a pa- Music will be furnished by the' tient in St. Joseph's Hospital in American Federation of Musicians, Ann Arbor where she underwent Local 593, through its recording major surgery.

and transcript fund. James C. Pe-1 trillo is president of the union. Mr. and Mrs.

Basil Wilson of 524 The dance is open to any teen-1 W. Hancock, Lakeland, Fla. are the Bgers and refreshments will be 1 parents of a son, Joffory John, available. i 0 rl April 11, W53. at Mot roll Hos- The IOOF is sponsoring the pital.

He weighed ci.crht pounds. gance. two ounces. The Wilsons are for- Sault Ste. Marie residents.

Mrs. Fill canned pear halves with mint i Wilson's mother. Mrs. Elizabeth jelly and use as a garnish for roasi Young, is now visiting at their lamb. Nice for Siindav dinner! home.

SOCIAL CALENDAR (Items for the social calendar must reported before Friday noon for inclusion in tile calendar for the following weakj WEDNESDAY Algonquin WSCS turkey supper. Central Methodist Church, 5 to T. American Legion Auxiliary, Legion clubhouse, 8. Child Study Club card party Sit. Joseph's parish hall, S.

Hooking and Hobby Club, Country Club, 10 a. luncheon. 12:45. Job's Daughters spring dance. "Tulip Time," Masonic Hall, to midnight.

Knights of Columbus, dubrooms. S. Knights of Pythias. Castle Hall. Royal Neighbors of America, Odd Fellows Hall, 7:30.

THUKSDAT Amvete, Christopher Columbus Hall, 8. i Bethel Chapter, Order of Molay, Masonic Temple. 8. Central Methodist WSCS Circles: 3 with Mrs. James Myers, Qtrs.

15. MCMT, 4 with Mrs. Harry McMorris, 909 Prospect 5 with 'Mrs. Frank Hillock, 349 Lyon 6 with Mrs. Arvid Norlin, Mack- inac Road, 8.

Exchange Club, Hotel Ojibvray. 6:30. Future Nurses Club, Room 2 of Sault High School, 3. Great Books, home of Dr. and Mrs.

D. D. Finlayson, 903 Prospect S. i IOOF, IOOF Hall, 7:30. I Presbyterian Women's Associa- tion.

Group 5, Mrs. Eva chairman, potluck dinner, church I i parlors, Group 1, Mrs. Don- 1 aid Graham, chairman, church parlors, 2. SATURDAY Married People's Club dance, Hotel Ojibway, 9. There are two volunteer workers serving as senior hostesses at the JUSO during the full time the club! is open.

women are mem- hers of organizations of Sault Ste. Marie and surrounding area. They serve "host in town" the boys claim, and home made re- i freshnients supplied by many kind- I ly women anxious to do their bit to- i ward helping the lonesome boys who are away from home. During a declared war everyone is conscious of this need hut under present conditions it is the un- usual woman who recognizes this need and is willing to do somc- i thing about it. I i Mrs.

S. P. Youngs, chairman of the senior hostesses committee, I found hundreds of willing workers who gladly do their sharp to make the USD a "Home Away From i Home." Their sister and moth- I erly interest is a qualitv well prociated by the service men. who range in from 17 to 22 as a i rule. Many a man drops into tho kitchen to thank the hostesses for the hospitality and good food.

There were 2,765 service men i used the USD Club during March, They are not hungry men for I they are well fed in the Armed i Forcos. but they do their mothers' cooking. I Senior hostesses at the USD dur- ing March were: i 1 i B. Purlonf Verna Dettman Mrs. E.

S. Harrison -Mrs. Thor Hoitcr Mildred Bowrnrin DAY Mrs. James Rilcy Mrs. Prank -Porinaio Hotnemakcrs Sault I Mrs.

Berdcen Borg i Mrs. Bertha Nettle VFH- 4 Mrs. A. Gllroy Mrs. Roy CJif.yne Child Study 5 MM.

J. W. Browalee -Mrs. .1. A.

Trim Child Study 6 Mrs. 'Leo Wilson -Mrs. Lester Oborman Mrs. Roy Schncpp Mrs. Freeman Wilson -Maude Ware J.

Pythian C. Aunr -Mrs. M. Tucker Mrs. w.

Koehltr Mrs. A. Ward Mrs. H. Share Ilomemakers Group -March Mrs.

White Mrs. William Myrick N'cwcomcrs 10 Mrs. Thor Holler Mrs. A. H.

Evensen AAI.W—March IS Flora Hannahs Elaine Hannahs Charlotte Hocevar IS Z.ida Frceborn Gladys Arrosirons Maccabees-Victory 11 Louise McPherson "Laury City 1.1 Mrs. J. E. Anderson Mrs. Frank Hopper Mm.

G. Pekler Daughters of Marian Errnatincer June Erniatinger Daughters of 1" Dora Stevenson Mae Homberg Saalt District Xurses IS Bertha Latondreis Lynn Hughes Pine 10 Mrs. A. Young MENU FOR TOMORROW BBIJUGE MJNQHEON Shrimp Salad Potato Cttips Pickles and Olives Hot Rolls Pineapple-Coconut Beverage FINKAPJP1K-COCONUT BARS INGREDIENTS: For the cup sugar, 3 tablespoons cornstarch, teaspoon salt, one can (buffet or flat) crushed pineapple (undrair.ed), 1 tablespoon lemon juice, 1 tablespoon butter or margarine. For the cup butter or margarine (soft), 1 cup firmly brown 1 cup sifted flour, teaspoon salt, cups shredded coconut.

METHOD: For the cup sugar, cornstarch. teaspoon salt, and pineapple in a. small saucepan; bring to a boil. Cook and stir constantly until thick and clear, about 5 minutes. Remove from heat and stir in lemon juice and 1 tablespoon butter.

For the cup butter and 1 cup brown sugar; add flour, teaspoon salt and coconut. Mix with fingers until crumblike. Press one-half of crumb mixture firmly into greased and floured 9-inch square baking pan. Spread pineapple filling evenly over surface. Cover with remaining crumbs: press top layer down firmly.

Bake in moderate oven 35 minutes or until golden brown. Place pan on wire cake rack to cool. Cut into 24 bars and remove with spatula. Social Workers to Hear Address by Mary Taylor Legion Auxiliary Card Party To Next Wednesday Plans are nearlng completion for the spring card party to be held Wednesday, April 22, at 8 p. m.

at the Legion clubhouse ia Brady Park. Various card games will be played. Those filling tables are uked to bring carde, and lunch cloths for their own tables. Tickets may be obtained from the following committee members: Mrs. Robert Shirley.

Mrs. H. S. Settergren, Mrs. Richard Passinault, Mrs.

Ojsitn Piippo. Mrs. Daniel Keating, Mrs. Lloyd Haley, Mrs. Clyde Johnston, Mrs.

Mary A. Ripley, Mrs. Elva Murphy and Mrs. Clare Bush. Reservations may be made with the co-chairmen, Mrs.

Howard Jacobsen at 3879, or Mrs. Hector Innis at 2865. Job's Daughters Miss Mary Taylor, assistant pro-. of social work at the University of Michigan, will in Sault Ste. Marie on Monday, April 20, to conduct a Social Workers' Institute.

"Techniques of Interviewing" is the topic of the institute which will be held at St. James' Church start-i ing at 10:00 a. m. and continuing! through to 12:00 noon, and then from 1:30 to 4:30 p. m.

A planned dinner will be held at 6:00 p. m. and the meeting will conclude at p. m. Mrs- F.

J. Burr.iide Shxllou-s UomemaJkers March 20 Rowan Myrtle Ruckle Stella Peterson Eastern March 21 Lottie Weinrelch Mrs. T. H. Williamson Mrs.

Oscar Peterson Mrs. Ed Welch Mrs. PhU LaLonde Eastern Star March Mrs. C. Walker Mrs.

Fred Charles Mrs. T. H. Williamson Mrs. Isabelle Brown Mrs.

Carter Mrs. Ellen Schrocder Rtbekahs March 33 Mrs. Hilda Oakes Mrs. Mina Roberts Faculty Women of Michigan Tecb March Mrs. A.

Nixon Mrs. CvRussell Hillcrrst Homcinakers March 25 Mrs. Alvin Beunlch Mrs- Rex England Daftcr March 26 -Mrs, A. Jv'onon Mrs. William Beamish Mrs.

William Button Rirerside -Homemakers Mareli Mrs. Ed. Lounds Mrs. P. Lackey American Lej-ten Aaxiliarjr March 2g Christina Gllray Bleanor Vernagus Neoma.

Doyle Eleanor Wood American Legion Auxiliary MareD li Eleanor Wood Homemaken March 3t Mra. D. Smart Miss Taylor is a graduate of Wilson College in Pennsylvania, and did graduate work at Pennsylvania School of Social Work at the University of Pennsylvania. She was a practicing case worker in Pennsylvania. Ohio, and Michigan, before joining' the staff of the University of Michigan, and has been conducting workshops throughout the Lower Peninsula.

Following are some questions to be discussed by Miss Taylor: 1. What saves the worker's time and the taxpayer's money? 2. What do we see and hear during the interview? 3. What makes a fact a fact? 4. When is the interviewer in trouble? 5.

What helps our understanding of the client's language? 6. What about the use of forms and records in the interview? 7 What questions help? 8. Why does thf mentally sick client need our help? 9. How- can we best interview unmarried mothers? 10. Why are our feelings important? Reservations may be made by calling ilrs.

M. A. Syfers at 565. formed into a garden of tulips for the Job's Daughters spring dance, "Tulip Time" this evening. Hours of the party will be from 8 m.

to midnight. Cottons will be worn. soo Chiropractic Clinic 815 FXOOB TW. to 5 DR. A.

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