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For And About Women Page. Tyler-Ruschkewicz Wedding Vows Are Spoken Wedding vows were spoken at who officiated at the double-ring p.m. Saturday, April 3, by service. Miss Susan J. Ruschkewicz of The bride is the daughter of 302 S.

Washington Ave. and Ed- Mrs. Harold Wardwell of Grand ward L. Tyler at the home of Rapids and Adam Ruschkewicz the Rev. Thomas Cavanaugh, of route 3 Ludington.

Ludington Photo Center Photo Mr. And Mrs. Edward L. Tyler Emblem Club President Names Committees For Coming Year Ludington Emblem Club 383 met Thursday evening at the Elks lodge, with newly-installed President Mrs. Edwin Moline, presiding.

During the business session, installation invitations were received and read from the Manistee Emblem Club 430, May Highland Park, Emblem Club 113, May Benton Emblem Club 112, May 11; Hammond, Emblem Club 207, May 16. The annual budget of the club was read and accepted. Members voted to donate $15 to the Foreign Exchange program. 'In participating with the Jaycees program for the July 4th celebration, Emblem Club members and Ludington Lodge 736, Benevolent Protective Order of Elks, will combine in preparing a float. Community Service Chairman Mrs.

Herbert Born reported 143 hours contributed during the past month. Mrs. Franklin Pierce, auditing chairman, presented the annual report of the auditing committee, which was accepted. Announcement was made of the forthcoming Supreme National Convention, which will commence Sept. 28 at the Fairmont Roosevelt Hotel in New Orleans, La.

Mrs. Moline was elected delegate to the convention with Mrs. Harold Buckles as alternate. Committees for the coming year announced by Mrs. Moline include Mesdames Harold Buckles, sunshine; Richard Masse, chairman, Charles Stroup, co-chairman, memberHerbert Born, community service; George Littell, chairman, Alex Lindquist, welfare; Mesdames Martha Brozzo, chairman, James Rye and Robert McGrath, auditing; A.

G. Goldschmid, auxiliary to Mason County Medical Care Facility representative; Frank Hamilton, chairman, Arthur Anderson, cochairman, Americanism; Rose Benson, Michael J. Wagner, year book; and Mesdames Benson, John Bleeker, Franklin Pierce, Donald Cobb, James Christensen, George MacMillan, Keith Phillips, Wagner and Edwin Moline, advisory and arbitration; Raymond Pickett, Ludington Daily News, Saturday, April 17, 1971. 3 Around Our Town Guests visiting with Mrs. Olga Dale of 814 E.

Filer St. and Mr. and Mrs. John Noel, son-in-law and daughter of Mrs. Dale, Mrs.

Maureen Mcllvoy, granddaughter of Mrs. Dale and Kelly McIlvoy, great granddaughter of Mrs. Dale. All of the guests are from South Lyon, of which Mr. Noel is mayor.

Capt. and Mrs. Gerald Heslipen of 104 S. Gaylord have returned to their home following a trip to Huntington, West where they attended the annual meeting of Chesapeake and Ohio Employees Mutual Benefit Association at which Capt. Heslipen was elected to the insurance board.

They went on to Florida where they visited with Mr. and Mrs. Robert Atkinson in Naples; Mrs. C. A.

Peterson of Gulfport, formerly of Ludington; and Mr. and Mrs. Harry Mielke in Eustis, Fla. Mr. Atkinson served Ludington for a number of years in his employment, and Mrs.

Mielke is the former Eleanor Klemm of Ludington. Mrs. Henry Agens Jr. and daughter, Christy, of 420 N. Gaylord Ave.

and Mrs. Arthur Lister and Miss Janet Lister, of route 1 Ludington attended me- EDITOR'S NOTE: THE DAILY NEWS WILL BE HAPPY TO RECEIVE CONTRIBUTIONS TO "AROUND OUR TOWN." TELEPHONE JEAN HARRIS IS AT 845-5181 OR MAIL ITEMS TO THE DAILY NEWS. morial services for Mrs. Ronald Lada, former Ludington school teacher, at Marshall Funeral Home in Greenville. Mrs.

Lada died unexpectedly Saturday, April 10, in Greenville. Survivors include her widower and a son, born April 1, Mesdames Fred Bashaw, bert Mickelson, Franklin Pierce, supreme Michigan District 2 Deputy; Sam Saputo and Mich. ael Wagner, past president; all of Ludington Emblem Club 383; and Mr. Pierce and Mr. Saputo attended installation ceremonies of Waukegan, Emblem Club 88 Friday; are attendinging Peoria, Emblem Club today, and will attend Streator, Emblem Club ceremonies Sunday.

Mrs. Wagner and Mrs. Pierce are serving on the Supreme Suite of the installation ceremonies being conducted by Supreme Emblem Club president, Mrs. John Starr of Alabama. Guests over the Easter Holiday of Mrs.

Anton Chvala of 811 N. James St. were Mr. and Mrs. Harry Anderson of Saline, Mrs.

Helen Peet of Liberty Center, Ohio and Mr. and Mrs. Richard Chvala of Muskegon, Court Ludington Meets In Sellner Family Center Court Ludington 745, Catholic Daughters of America, held a meeting Wednesday, April 14, in Sellner Family Center. Mrs. Johr.

Horacek, regent, conducted the business meeting. Members voted to donate $10 to the Foreign Exchange Student program. Miss Dolores Duplessis gave a report on cards sent to members who are ill and to families of deceased members. Members were reminded that they are requested to attend the Rosary and form an honor guard for deceased members. Members also planned to attend the a.m.

Mass Sunday, May 2, sit together in church and partake of communion in a body. A spring fashion show of dresses for the bride, bridesmaids and mother of the bride was presented by Virginia's Bridal Salon of Scottville. Group 7 was hostess with Mrs. Wayne Schneider, chairman, assisted by Mesdames Eugene Schohl, Conrad Sniegow- ski, John Hathaway, Joseph Bray, Richard Dennis, David Frost, Russell Zahorik, Alfred Hansen, Lorenz Schmiege and the Misses Duplessis, Eileen Bennett and Alice Sekula. Open-faced sandwiches, mints, nutmeats, coffee and tea were served from tables decorated with apple blossom centerpiece and pink candles with place mats and napkins completing the decor.

Next meeting will be held Wednesday, May 12, at 7:30 p.m. at St. Simon Family Center with Group 8 hostess, Mrs. Donald Stahl, chairman. Juicy note Sprinkling 3 tablespoons of sugar on the bottom of an unbaked pastry shell before filling it with cut fresh fruit does more than sweeten the underside of the fruit.

By absorbing the fruit juice, the sugar helps prevent the crust from becoming soggy. CORRECTION We wish to call your attention to an error in yesterday's Giantway advertisement. The Michigan Peat Moss should have been deleted from the ad. In its place Giantway offers: SWIFT PLANT FOOD 10-6-4 For Lawn and Garden 20 lbs. 97c The Daily News regrets the error and any inconvenience caused to Giantway and its customers.

Ward Town Club Holds Meeting The bridegroom is the son of Mrs. Edward J. Tyler of 410 N. Emily St. and the late Edward J.

Tyler. The couple was attended by Mrs. Louis Nice, sister of the bride, of Manistee and Kevin Tyler. The bride wore a yellow floorlength gown with white lace accenting the long bell sleeves, and bodice of gown styled with lifted waistline above the gently gathered skirt. She carried a bouquet of white and yellow carnations and white lily-of-thevalley.

Her headpiece was secured to a bouffant veil of illusion. Mrs. Nice, maid-of-honor, wore a light blue rayon floorlength gown. The bodice and sheer sleeves were trimmed with white lace. She wore a blue, bow headpiece and bouf.

fant veil and carried a bouquet of blue and white carnations. A reception was held immediately following the ceremony at the Thomas Reed residence on Ivanhoe Road, where wedding cake was cut and served by Mrs. Gary Tyler. Miss Kay Tyler and Mrs. Gary Tyler cared for gifts.

Miss Sheryl Foster, niece of the bridegroom, was in charge of the guest book, and Miss Marguerite Varenhorst served punch. Coffee and tea were served by Mrs. Gerald Foster and Mrs. Thomas Reed. Guests were present from Manistee, Free Soil, Muskegon, Greenville, Grand Rapids and Ludington.

The bride is a 1966 graduate of Mason County Central High School and a' 1970 graduate of Ludington Beauty Academy. The bridegroom was graduated from Ludington High School in 1961 and is employed as a draftsman at Jackson Vibrators and works at Plumbs Ranch Market. Mr. and Mrs. Edward L.

Ty. ler traveled to Niagara Falls, Canada on their wedding trip. Where Women Go MONDAY Claribelle Knapp Mending Group, at Memorial Hospital of Mason County, at 2 p.m. Leveaux Auxiliary to Post 2409, Veterans of Foreign Wars, at VFW Hall, at 8 p.m. Group 1 Court Ludington 745, Catholic Daughters of America, at the home of Mrs.

Donald Opel, 1319 Sherman Road, at 8 p.m. TUESDAY Woman's Literary Club Spring Luncheon, at Stearns Motor Inn, at 12:45 p.m. Program: "Fashion Treasures of Yesteryear" by Mrs. James Hainer of Grand Rapids. Lake Shore Fellowship Club, in the home of Mrs.

Neil Carr, 109 E. Filer at 12 noon, St. Stanislaus Rosary Society Mother Daughter Banquet, in parish hall, at 6:30 p.m. Bring table service and food to share. Members requested to remember coupons for kidney machine project.

St. Simon Altar Society, in Sellner Family Center, at 7:30 p.m. Perpetual Help devotions at 7 p.m. in church. Ludington Lucky in Magnusson Room of Ludington Public Library, at 7:30 p.m.

Mary and Martha Service Club, in Blue Flame Auditorium of Michigan Consolidated Gas at 8 p.m. Stork Special Mr. and Mrs. Harold Kleynen- berg of Walhalla announce the birth of a son today at Memorial Hospital of Mason County. For Sale Choice Shade Trees Flowering Trees Flowering, Shrubs Evergreens Peat Moss Fertilizer SKOW'S Landscaping and Nursery 1 Mile East and Mile of Scottvill PHONE 757-2847 3 Russ Miller Studio Photo Mr.

And Mrs. Daniel J. Tanis Miss Laura D. Mueller Is Bride Of Daniel Tanis Miss Laura Diane Mueller, daughter of Mr. and Mrs.

William Mueller of 508 N. Slaffon and Daniel James Tanis son of Mr. and Mrs. Burton Tanis of route 2, Decker Road, Ludington, were united in marriage Friday evening April 16, at 7 p.m. in St.

John's Lutheran Church. The Rev. Fredrick H. Reimann, officiated at the double-ring ceremony. Mrs.

Sylvester Larsen, organist, accompanied Miss Sally Miller who sang "The Lord's For her wedding, the bride wore a long sleeved empire-line gown of nylon over rayon featuring satin ribbon interwoven through embroidered lace band accenting the neckline, and extending down the back of the gown to the chapel-length train. Her nylon elbow-length veil of illusion was secured to a pearlized apple blossom crown. She carried a cascade of yellow sweetheart roses and daisies. Miss Jennifer Miller, maid of honor, wore a floor-length gown of nile green dotted Swiss with white lace accents at the neckline, bodice and sleeves. A narrow satin ribbon and bow accented the waistline of the gown.

A matching floral headpiece with bouffant veil was worn by the maid of honor, who carried an old fashioned colonial bouquet of white carnations and daisies. Robert J. Tanis served his brother as best man. At the reception at the home of the bridegroom, following the ceremony, Mr. and Mrs.

Andrew Tanis were host and hostess, and Miss Charlene Wexstaff cut and served the wedding cake. Miss Sally Miller and Miss Carol Guenthardt cared for gifts, and Miss Julie Tanis and Miss Jeannette Tanis cared for the guest book. Punch was served by Mrs. Leon Olson of Muskegon, Mrs. Leonard Laird served coffee.

The bride is a 1969 graduate of Ludington High School, and the bridegroom, a 1968 graduate of Ludington High School, attended West Shore Community College, and is employed at Handy Things Mfg. Co. Following their southern Michigan wedding trip, Mr. and Mrs. Daniel J.

Tanis will reside at Tamarac Mobile Homes Park on route 3 Ludington, Xi Alpha Chi Elects Officers For Coming Year Xi Alpha Chi Chapter of Beta Sigma Phi Sorority met Thursday evening in the home of Mrs. Russell Miller Jr. Mrs. Walter Sadosty, president, conducted the business session. Announcement was made that, Thursday, April is the final day for reservations for Founder's Day which will be held at the Elks Lodge, Thursday April 29.

Elected to office for the coming year were Mesdames Ronald Lyon, president; Rodney Moore, vice-president; Roy Kanouse, treasurer; David Betz, corresponding secretary; Gerald Schneider, recording secretary and Gerald Ponko extension officer. Mrs. Miller introduced Mrs. Donald Brennan, who presented an interesting demonstration of cake decorating, giving the cake decorated to Mrs. Douglas Anderson, who was the member with the nearest birthday anniversary.

Mrs. Anderson and Mrs. Thomas DeYoung received special gifts. Mrs. Ponko, co-hostess and Mrs.

Miller served cheese cake pie topped with strawberries. A daisy floral arrangement was used as centerpiece on the serving table. Members present were Mesdames Theodore Schwass, Jack Thiel, Gary Dancz, Judy Leafstrand, Sadosty, Lyon, Moore, Kanouse, Ponko, Anderson, DeYoung, and MIller, hostess. Fraternal Order of Police LUDINGTON CHAPTER Presents THE FOS'CLE PLUS BIG DON AT THE JR. HIGH GYM SATURDAY, APRIL 17 Admission $1.00 Ward Town Child Study Club met Tuesday evening at Style Trend Interior.

Russ Hill explained custom kitchen designing and conducted an interesting tour through the show room. A meeting was held following the tour, at the home of Mrs. Amil Laird. A thank-you note for the record player given to children of Fountain Trainable Center was read. Installation of officers newly elected was set for the coming meeting.

Pineapple cheese cake, nutmeats and coffee were served from a table covered with white embroidered cloth and centered with floral arrangement. A mystery package was received by Mrs. Robert Nelson. Present were Mesdames Bussey, Robert Henion, Wagner and Donald Stahl, guests; and Mesdames David Weston, Richard Pratt, Guy Merskin, Carl Soneral, Theodore Bogus Theodore Petzak, Robert Ptaszenski, Nelson and Laird, members. HOSPITAL NOTES Admitted Friday, April 16: Mrs.

Nellie E. Barnes of 109 W. Broadway, Scottville. Mrs. Henrietta Williams of route 1 Idlewild.

Mrs. Edith Voelker of route 2 Bitely. Mr. Louis Sniegowski of 409 Sixth St. Discharged Friday, April 16: Michael Zywicki of 402 First St.

Mrs. Orin Miller of Fountain. Miss Yvonne Palmer of 303 Sixth St. Mrs. Frederick Gorman of route 1 Fountain.

Mrs. John Keith of 505 Washington Ave. Miss Linda Casey of route 3 Ludington. Mrs. Leo Whitaker of route 3 Ludington.

WEEKLY chairman with Mesdames James Christensen, Donald Cobb, Sam Saputo, Richard Troyer, scholarship; Gerald Miller, general chairman, social committee, and Lloyd Sutter, chairman, Russell Bowne, co-chairman, ways and means. The first social event of the season will be the Annual Mother-Daughter carryin dinner, May 13. Members also made plans for a rummage sale scheduled for June 18-19. Assorted sandwiches, tea and coffee were served from a table centered with a springtime floral arrangement of small flowers, simulated butterflies and birds. The committee in charge included Mesdames Fred Bashaw, chairman; Henry Agens, Herbert Born and Rose Benson.

Is Honored At Shower A baby gift shower was given recently for Mrs. Steven McKinley and son, Steven. Mrs. Jon McKinley was hostess at the Crystal Lake cottage of Mr. and Mrs.

Francis Parkinson. A corsage was given to the honoree and games were played with prizes awarded. Refreshments of pie alamode, punch and coffee were served by Miss Becky Parkinson. Guests attending were Mesdames Jon McKinley, Audrie Howe, Betty McKinley, Carl Soneral, Donald M. McKinley of Saginaw, Donald R.

McKinley and James McKinley and Miss Donna McKinley, and the honoree. P.M. Township Board Meets April 19 P.M. Town Hall, 7:00 p.m. Featured Speaker: John Markov.

"Sanitary Landfill" RAY LANGE, Clerk P.M. Township If you plan to travel in a foreign country, be prepared to contact an English speaking doctor if an emergency develops. Sources to check are the U.S. Embassy or Consulate, the Red Cross, travel agencies, the police, medical associations, hospitals or clinics and U.S. Armed Forces installations.

You can secure the name of a physician in a specific country before your departure by writing to International Association for Medical Assistance to Travelers, 745 Fifth New York. Lewis DRUGS LUDINGTON, MICHIGAN PHONE 843-3291 WEIGHT WATCHERS. Some talking, some listening, and a program that works." Invites You to an Open Meeting in Ludington Monday, April 19th, 1 p.m. and 7 p.m. AT ST.

SIMON'S SELLNER FAMILY CENTER MEN WOMEN YOUTHS Here is a chance to visit a class and meet the people. To learn about Weight Watchers sucessful program, the joys of being thin and staying thin. The first classes are without charge or obligation. WEIGHT WATCHERS of NORTHERN MICHIGAN INC. 1040 Walnut Traverse City, 946-4285 AREA DIRECTOR, JANE DOWNER Art.