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Evening star., 1961-02-20

and Miami have already issued
injunctions aimed at ending
the strike. Similar moves are
expected today in Kansas City
Dallas and Los Angeles.
The airlines involved are
Eastern, Pan American, Trans
World, National, American and
Western.
Mr.. Brown said his head
quarters has made every at
tempt at its command to get
the men back to work" Local
officials have been notified to
instruct their men b return.
he said.
But the rank and file refused
to work in the face Of the Ma
tional Mediation Board order
Of February 8 which would in
effect destroy their rightful
security, their right to be repre-
Sented by q union of their own
choice. and place them in the
Airline Pilots Association
against their will and without
a vote"
Early Accord Doubted
Don Byrne, a flight engi-
neers' spokesman here, said the
outlook was gloomy for an
early settlement.
IT'S going to have to be
more than an investigation or
promises to get them back.
he said.
The engineers are protesting
the NMB decision ordering
them to join the Airline Pilots
Association as q single bargain
ing unit.
Pilots outnumber engineers
on all lines, and the engineers
say the decision would have
the eventual effect of wiping
out their union.
The walkout began Friday
night at Pan American. where
the engineers refused to work
despite the appointment by the
White House Of a fact-finding
board.
1t then spread by sympathy
walkouts. stay-at-homes and
See AIRLINES, Page Al
Evening star., 1961-02-20
Prize Offered

ROME, Feb. 20 (AP).-The
St. Plus v Institute says it will
award a $25.000 prize to the
statesman who does the most
to promote peace in Africa and
to assist in the creation of
democratic institutions in
Africa's newly independent
states in 1861.
Evening star., 1961-02-20
BIGGER ROCKETS
ARE ON THE WAY

RocKETEERs RUSHING to build
lorser 'solid-fueI missiles ore in
vestisotins the "Tootsie- roll" con-
eept and other trode tricks at a
huge Son Jose tCoIif.) test center.
WilIiom Hines. Stor science writer,
describes soIid-fueI problems on
Poge BIO.
Evening star., 1961-02-20
CONTRIBUTIONS

Contributions for the United GiveH
Fund Emergency Appeal for Wosh-
ineton's needy and hungry should be
sent TO:
UGF Emergency Appeal
ll0l N Street NV.
Washington 5, D. e.
Evening star., 1961-02-20
Airline Loyoffs Spread
As Settlement Dims
Flight Engineers Strike crippIes
Nations Long, -Distonce Air Service

Trans World Arlnes today furloughed most of its
employees and workers at other anes through
out the Nation faced the prospect owing to wildcat
strike by flight engineers
Virtually all long-distance flights from National Airport
were Cancelled the wakout went into its fourth day.
More than 1000 airnes employees in Washington face
Evening star., 1961-02-20
High CourtHoIds Police
Liable in Illegal Raids
Ruling Permits Suit in u. S. Court
Against City or Stute Law Officers
BY the Associated Press

The Supreme Court interpreting 90-year-old statute
enacted weapon against the Ku Kux Klan held today
Chicago family city police in Federal court for enter
ing their apartment without warrant and pushing them
around.
Evening star., 1961-02-20
$5.7 Billion Urged
To Aid Education
Capitol Gets
5-Yeur Plan
OfPresident
BY DAVID s., BRODER
Star staff Writer

President Kennedy. today
sent Congress a five-year, S5.7
billion proposal for Federal aid
to education.
He called it "a modest pro-
gram with ambitious goals. .
aimed at achieving "a new
standard Of excellence In edu-
cation" and making it available
ito all who are willing and able
to pursue it."
The President urged Congress
to provide:
Grants Of $2.3 billion over
three years to build elementary
Evening star., 1961-02-20

Washington Areo Schools Would Re-
eeive $SS.6 Million. POss 81
Text Of Edueotion Message. Pase AZ
Evening star., 1961-02-20
FuE ufEAFuEn, Full Report
s VEAIHGN. ea PessA-2

District and vicinity Cloudy tonight low
about SO. Chance Of rain by morning.
Cloudy. cool tomorrow with rain. High and
low Of last "a hours: High, 20, at 3 pm.
yesterday; low. 81, at 6:5S am. today.
Evening star., 1961-02-20
Proposed Changes Listed

Mr.. Kennedy said the pro-
posed improvements in the So
cial security program would re.
suit in placing increased pur-
chasing power in the hands of
almost S million people" among
See ECONOMIC, Page A-6
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1961-03-30

TYPING. stuffing and addressing en-
velopes in my home. will pick UP
and deliver. Ii. 1896.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1961-03-30

GET OUT AND STRETCH
those winter tired muscles
Why not go house-hunting this
weekend? We've a lot of fine
homes listed both new and
old. Any Of our realtors would
be most happy to serve you.
Why not give them call
today?
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1961-03-30
Henry King
Is Named To
New Post

j. R. Stackhouse. general man
ager of Kenny Kings Family
Restaurants (Cleveland) an,
nounces the appointment Of
Henry L. King, to Director o1
Food & Quality Control.
This position will include
general supervision of food han
ding and preparation through
out the chains Is locations in
Cleveland, Mentor, Elyria, Ak
ron and AshtabuIa.
"We have created this posi-
tion," says Kenneth j. King,
president, "to minimize any il
regularities in the quality and
uniformity of our product"
Henry L. is brother of the
firms president. He has been in
the restaurant business for 20
years. From 1934-1944 he filled
both managerial and supervis-
ory positions with the former
American Diners chain in Cleve-
land.
Since 1857 he has been man
ager of the Kenny King loca-
tion in Mentor, Ohio.
A native of Rocky Mount,
n. c., he lives in Mentor with
his wife Angelina and their three
boys-Robert Ia; Paul 8; and
Douglas 4.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1961-03-30
SITUATION WANTED

PART time driving wanted by in
sured driver. 54 years old; will
drive your car any place. any
time, hourly rate 81. Call Mr..
Mason, MU. 1898.
DEPENDABLE man seeks yard
work; experienced Ii. l-6428
GRANDMOTHER will baby sit
afternoon and vening; own
transportation. KE. 1-5372.
HANDY man. general houshold re-
pairs, reliable. Call VIII 2-1460.
Evening star., 1961-10-30
FLORANCE REALTY

Phone 354-3900 TIL . PM.
6413 Brandon Ave. Springtield
SIs,2B0, lovely 3-bedrm., 1h-6ath.
duplex home in city OF Fairfax.
walking distance TO courthouse,
schools, buses, shop, etc. Nice size
liv. rm.. dinette, equipped kit.
util. run., lovely family rm. with
Florida type jaloused windows.
Terms, $500 down. Sl10 per mo.
loan, OWNER transferred, i'm
mediate possession. AUSTIN D.
THOMPSON REALTY CO.. JE.
$4,000 or after Q, cR. 3-536l.
Evening star., 1961-10-30
COMMERCIAL GROUND

APT. GROUND wANTED-Arlinv-
ton or Alexandria. Principals only.
Phone 525-9076.
CITY-47,OO0 50. It.
commercial lot, sewer and water:
extra depth gives lots Of space
for parking. Lot fronts on 4-lane
Rte. 29-211 at Kamp Washing
ton. lust above new Drug Fair
and Super Giant. $4,000 dn.,
balance payable over 10 yrs. Will
subordinate to responsible party.
COURTHOUSE REALTY
Fairfax, Va. CIR. 3-2251
TODAY'S BEST BUY-Anywhere
in. Va. For an investor or de-
veloper. 104 acres with IL acres
apartments, fronting Rte. so. back
81 acres industrial. fronting Rte.
2S that goes directly into Rte.
So. Located only 1000 II. from
southern entrance OF Dulles In
ternational Airport at Chantilly.
Guaranteed coming. Main sewer
trunk into property in 1862. ST.
$50 per acre, excel. terms.
COURTHOUSE REALTY
Fairfax, Va. CIR. 3-2251
Evening star., 1961-10-30

10 ACRES-Gcntly rolling. wooded
land on black top road and with
good percolation for septic tanks.
In thriving Fairfax County and
suitable for estate or subdivision.
Price, $1,000 on terms. Shown
by MASON and OMER L. HIRST.
Realtors, Annandale, Va. CT. g.
Evening star., 1961-10-30

TRUCK STOP and modern restau.
rant for lease by Q major oil
company located on Routes 15 and
81 at Society Hill, 8. c. For full
particulars please contact D. L.
ST. CLAIR. P. o. Box 1912 or
phone NO. 2-1466. Florence. 8. c.
UPHOLSTERY sHoP-FURNITURE
STORE = Going business well
uph. supplies, 81. 900 equip $500
furn. on sales II. uurn. dept.
merits expansion. part-time inc,
now $500 MOI: rent. light, heat
and trash removable. S125 mo-.
$500 in deposits. inSur. and rents
pd. up. $1,000 cash return in 30
90 days. Price. S3.750 cash:
books avail. only to cash buyer.
Box 32l-K. Star.
VARIETY STORE, Small, near
Andrews Field. Call RE. $500
after 0 pm.
WANT TO BUY small general gro
ccry store with gas pump on large
lot and good highway. in small
town or village. Box Six, Star.
Evening star., 1961-10-30
EXCLUSIVE
FRANCHISE
AVAILABLE

National company has semi-pro-
fessional executive position avail
able. Earnings should exceed
$4,000 first year. Only appli-
eants having the following duali-
fications should apply:
l. You should have the sincere
desire to 20 into business for
yourself.
2. You should have sales or man
agement background.
;. You must be willing to begin
training within 80 days.
4. You must substantiate past per-
formanee with q financial state
ment and personal references.
5. You must have the necessary
capital for Investment (S3,340l j..
Call TINA HALL, DI. T-540O to
arrange an appointment for In
terview to be held in your city.
GASOLINE STATION-Va. end Of
Chain bridge; ideal for man in
terested in small gasoline opera
tion with income from fishing
gear; Small investment. LA. g.
Evening star., 1961-10-30
STORES FOR RENT

ARL., N.-Brick store on Lee hwy.
west Of Glebe rd.; S135 mo.
ARLEDGE REAL ESTATB COhP;
ia. 7-444s JA. 4-O3z4
ARLINGTON PARKINGTON :
5000 50. Il. store room zoned CO.
Can IA 2-5702
Evening star., 1961-10-30
LOTS, ACREAGE FOR SALE

ASHTON REALTY co. has choice
sites in Frederick and Carroll Cos.
Wooded and clear. WA. 4-9Sll.
ASHTON : COLEsvILLE! More lots
available in Cliftonbrook; paved
roads. city water. easiest terms,
S3,4QO up. Ewes, JU. S-3O3S.
Greater Maryland Prop. ~. 9-l240
Evening star., 1961-10-30
MOUNTAIN PROPERTY

FOR SALE-35 acres Of land for
sale on Massanutten Mountain,
Z miles west Of Luray. 1,S52-
foot frontage on U. S. 21l hwy.
See JIM BRADFORD, owner, at
Little Snack Bar and Jim S
Frosty Freez, 500 West Main ST.,
Luray. Va.
e MOUNTAIN LOTS for sale ap.
proximately miles outside Front
Royal, Va. Contact Mr.. JOHN
BRTTrON, TW. 3-S240.
Evening star., 1961-10-30
ALL CASH

ALL CASH
TOP pS2srsWgESrdE E9s YogE HONE gEnv,cr
MELVIN FRIEDMAN RA. $4,000
CALL cox FOR CASH
D. c. Md. VA.
Many call us-there must DO .
s4i5, JU. s-26si. IN. 4-1o50.
CASH FOR HOUSES. No
Mr.. MOTT, OIL. 2-5s2l.
HAVE BUYER with cash. If We
can find him q good 3-bedrm.
home preferably IN ne. D. c. Mr..
Chisholm, WOODBRIDGE REALTY,
WA. 7-0762, LA. 9-9177.
MONT. AND PRINCE GEO. co.
Cash Above GI or FLA Loans
Du. 10000 Ewes Ju. 9-1441
PERSONAL CLIENT desires very
large property. Mrs. Dixon.
Pc. $1,000
JAMES L. DIXON & CO.. Realtog
WE NEED HOUSESl
All cash paid. Free friendly ap-
praisals. Quick settlements.
Ralph D. Cohn, TU. 2-9200
A TWO-FAMILY house upper NV,
finished basement. Call IA. g.
6S9e or RA. 3-9163.
$3.50 Cash, and take over balance
Of lst trust on house or bungalow.
931-1S91, after 8 pm.
Evening star., 1961-10-30

Baileys X-7 Corners Area
STORE in culmore Shopping Center
on Rte. z between BaileyS Cross
roads and Seven Corners, Va; in
very busy area, with terrific high-
rise apt. construction in process
process OF expansion; 5.O00-ft.
store plus basement available, or
will divide
Evening star., 1961-10-30
oUT.oF.ToWM REAL ESTATE

MOVING TO CLEVELAND?-Rent
or buy 3-bedrm. split-level in good
residential and school district. For
further information call FL.
Evening star., 1961-10-30
FARMS

KENT CO.. MD.-46oAcREs, stock
or dairy farm on Eastern Shore,
water frontage with geese line
renting for S725 each, excel.
goose, deer and small game hunt
Ing. 800 acres tillable, 40 seres
so acres OF clover and timothy,
phone Fieldstone S-3695.
STONE HOUSE FARM-Near York.
Pa, 20 &C., mr.. expressway. re-
stored. 2-ft. t.-thiek walls, S5 mi. N.
OF DC, AD. 4-l5Sl after 9 pm.
WE HAVE q large number Of farm
stinss Maybe sS6 Just s1.tt,s, tas one S, iS5 S6
were waiting for your call. KAMP
WASHINGTON REALTY CO., Pair
fax, Va, CIR. 3-6l2l, Q til o.
Evening star., 1961-10-30

sPRINGFIKLD-BeGut. Gatiq.. brk.
Ismb.; 3 b.rs 2 b.. rec. rr1 many
extras: military keing LranEt., must
sell. 6317 RuSk.n, FL. 4-l446.
SPRNGFiELD, spl.t level n Ed
sail PIX. 3 hedrms., IA baths.
rec. rm., Wv. carpet. tiled foyer,
garage. patio. outdoor utl. bldg.
fenced yarG; I-o;ste Located On P,,ssa sSl-ds; e.
S2I, 900. CT. 6-5l49.
Evening star., 1961-10-30
AUTOMOBILES FoR SALE
CONTINUED

CADILLAC '5s sedan; 2-tone gray;
full power; very clean: special
Sl,995,
Evening star., 1961-10-30
CABIN home on Is acres on Po-
tomac, 20 mi. D. c. Year-round
iitinR Eecluded CHI 6-9IS3.

CABIN home on Is acres on Po-
tcmae. 20 mi. D. c. Year-round
living. Secluded. CH. S-S1S3.
CHESAPEAKE BAY : Large lot.
sandy beach, view, adjoining state
road and bay. Rambler, brick; hv.
rm., fireplace, din. rm., modern
kit, 2 bedrms., bath ceramic tile,
sliding doors, hard finished hard
wood floors, breezeway; Gear ga
rage. patio; insulated. storm
doors-windows: RID; beautiful
setting; quiet, peaceful. Price,
sT. CLEMENTS BAY-57 acres;
waterfront, state road; dwelling,
rooms, bath, porches; conveni-
COMBS CREEK - 3 acres. water
front. harbor; 8 rooms, bath;
garage-workshop; furnished; S22,-
cUcKoLD's CREEK - Marina;
$50 feet waterfront; 4 houses,
railway, lift. ramp, wharf; all
rents, good income; $4,000.
JOHN r. DRURY & SON, Leon
ardtown. Nd. Phone OR. 5-9II4.
PERFECT FOR MARINA-Potomac
River, deep channel. Is acres, mr..
thriving business. CHI. S-SlS3
after 3 pm,
Evening star., 1961-10-30
LOTS, ACREAGE WANTED

ALL Cash for lots, acreage OF
farms in d. c. or nearby Nd
KAY REALTY CO. RA: $4,000
BUILDER wants property suitable
for apis. in NV. area. Call Mr
MARTIN at Ii. 7-3433.
CASH AVAIL, FOR LOTS, ACRE,
ACE, HOUSES. APT. HOUSES
coMMERC. GROUND; MD. VA.
LAND DEVELOPMENT CO.
ST. 3-sS60
SOUTHERN P q. and Chas. Cos. =
CASH. CASH, CASH. Mr.. MILLS
WA. 7-0334. AP. 7-6029.
Evening star., 1961-10-30
Built and For Sale By
PLANTATION REALTY JE. 400
5000 DOWN FHA

And only SlO6.2l per mo-. prin.
and inter: is AZ that ~ is needed
full-bath rambler: located In very
conv. area Features fireplace in
spacious liv. rm., attached car
port, and situated on A-aere level,
fenced lot. Only one available on
these terms, so call US nov for
early apDointment
Evening star., 1961-10-30
ALEXANDRIA
5000 SO. FIT.

KENsINGTON-NeW $500 50. IT.,
adaptable TO industrial or STORAGE,
ample parking, good deal on Ions
term. OIL. 4-le5S after pm.
r. I. AVE, 4s2I, HyattsV., Md
Approx. $500 50. It. Industrial.
Evening star., 1961-07-23
Concerts Slated
By u. S. Units

Frank Scimonelli, cornetist,
will be soloist with the Navy
Band at 8 pm. tomorrow at
the Capitol Plaza.
The concert will include Es-
pana Rhapsody by Chabrier,
Fingal's Cave Overture by Men,
delsSohn, Rachmaninoff'S Pre-
lude in G Minor and q selection
from La Boheme by Puccini.
A Joint Armed Forces SYM
Evening star., 1961-07-23
Vireinio's Lodies Renew Long Fight
To Preserve Mount Vernon Setting

sewer plant at Mockley Point
1--WE know informally Mrs
Kennedy does not want to see
a plant there" he said.
DR.. Smith said both Gov
Almond of Virginia and Gov
Tawes of Maryland are back
ing the Mount Vernon associa.
ton.
One hundred years ago, Anr
Pamela Cunningham of South
Carolina founded the aSsocia.
ton to preserve Mount Vernon
Today the public is beine
reminded Of her words wher
she wrote:
THE home of Washington i.
in your handS-See to it thai
you keep it the home of Wash.
ington. Let no wanda
hands desecrate it with thu
fingers of progress Lei
one spot in this grand country
Of ours be saved from change.
Evening star., 1961-07-23
AU Graduate
Wins Fellowship

Wallace C. Duncan, a 1861
summa cum laude graduate Of
American University's WASH
ington College of Law, has been
awarded one Of six E. Barrett
Prcttyman fellowships for the
study of trial advocacy at
Georgetown University.
The six legal interns will
begin work this September.
They are scheduled to study
trial practice at Georgetown's
Graduate School of Law in the
evenings and to represent in
digent defendants in District
Courts during the day.
Each fellowship will include
tuition, fees and a $4,500 sti-
pend.
A native of Utah, Mr.. Dun
can earned the B. A. degree,
magma cum laude, from Ameri-
can University before entering
the schools Law College. He
will live in Alexandria this year
and then plans to return to
Salt Lake City to practice law.
Evening star., 1961-07-23

win public and congressional
approval of bills to place the
land under Federal jurisdiction.
The bills are designed to
limit development of these
lands and to preserve the gen.
eral wooded appearance.
Representative saylor, Demo-
crat of Pennsylvania. who Of
fered one of these bills, said
the chances are good that Con-
gress win approve such legisla-
ton.
The House Interior Commit
tee, he said, is now awaiting de-
partment reports.
II was promised these reports
would be sent next week." Rep
lresentative Saylor said. After
these are received, he added,
the committee will proceed with
hearings.
81 have been surprised at the
support the bills are getting
from people throughout the
United States" he said. 81
think the chances are good for
approval by Congress"
Sewage Plant Opposed
The Washington Suburban
Sanitary Commission plans to
build a sewer plant at Mockley
Point on the Maryland shore
opposite Mount Vernon.
DR.. Spencer M. Smith. jr.,
secretary of the Citizens Com
mittee, said opponents Of the
sewer plant are pinning their
hopes on congressional action
| He added that the committee
hopes President Kennedy will
back the move to prevent the
Evening star., 1961-07-23
BY the Associated Press

The Mount Vernon Ladies are
fighting once again for the
home of George Washington.
A century ago, with the help
of the public. they saved the
then fast-decaying home on the
Potomac River and established
it as a national shrine.
Today the Mount Vernon
Ladies' Association is wagine
war against planned develop
mentS in the nearby area. The
association claims these de-
velopments, especially a pro.
posed sewage treatment plant
on the opposite shore. will ruiz
the view from the mansion.
The association also fears
that construction of the plant
would be a "breakthrough" fol
other developments which they
claim would spoil the character
of the area.
Plan Legislation
The association is working
through the Citizens Commit
tee on Natural Resources, a ma.
tional organization. 1t hopes t.
Evening star., 1961-07-23
Lions Form Orchestra

Lions Club Rhythm Ram
blers is the name of a new
eight-piece orchestra formed by
members Of the Silver Spring
Lions Club along with a men,
Der Of the Takoma Park Lions
Club. Moses E. Sherer of 704
Dale drive, Silver Spring, a re-
tired merchant, is manager OF
the orchestra.
Evening star., 1961-07-23
Week-Lonq CurnivuI

The Fairfax Volunteer Fire
Department will hold its an
nual carnival tomorrow through
Saturday at the intersection OF
Route 29-211 and University
drive. A firemen's parade, with
more than 100 units, will start
from the county courthouse at
$50 pm. Wednesday and pro-
ceed to the carnival.
Evening star., 1961-07-23

phony orchestra concert, at
$3.50 pm. Thursday at the Wa
tergate, will include music by
the United States Army Chorus
and the Singing Sergeants Of
the UsAF Band.
Soloists at the joint concert
will be Master Sergt. William
Dupree CUSAF), tenor, Musi-
clan First Class Richard Balm
l(USN. harmonicist, and Mas
ter Sergt. William Jones
(USMC), baritone.
Evening star., 1961-07-23
Montgomery College
Deem RESIGNS Job

DR.. Robert S. thinner, dean
Of the evening and extension
division of Montgomery Junior
College for the past two years
has submitted his resignatin
effective August 18.
During his term Of service
"a full-time summer school was
established at the college.
Evening star., 1961-07-23
s: 6:
nHAII1 AnRN 2 aA m
REGULARLY 500 PR.

Our Aristocrots . in laboratory tested
sun-resistont coIors for the wide sunsweeps
of todoys houses Gold, green, pumpkin,
white, champagne, sondowood. Carefully
mode headings hold their shape. Weight
saver backing eliminates need for Innings.
The Sidney herald., 1961-11-29
RICHEY

Word was received here of the
death of Mrs. Cristina Scheck on
Wednesday morning, November Is
at Billings following surgery. Mrs.
Scheck was a resident of Richey
from 1943 to 1852. She is survived
by a daughter, Dorothy with
whom she was living in Billings
and a son, Roy of Richey. Also a
brother, Samuel Knuz of Washing
ton. three sisters, Mrs. David
Richter, Hazen N. Oak; Mrs.
Magdalene Bertsch, Lodi, Calf;
Mrs. Emma Loose, Eugene, Ore.
Funeral services were held or
Saturday ait Saint Paul's Luth-
eran in Billings, and interment
was made in the Lutheran ceme-
terry at Circle on Monday at geo
o'clock beside her husband and
son.
The November meeting of the
American Legion Auxiliary of
Henry Hanson Post No. rs was
held on Friday, November II at
the home of Mrs. P. P. Lawrence.
There were Is members present
who answered roll call with a
Interesting Summer Experience"
The president, Mrs. James Raisl
presided at the business session.
Gifts were brought for the Vet
GRAMS Gift Shop at Miles City.
The Hymn of the month was sung
Sweet Hour of Prayer" and also
the Auxiliary song. Lunch was
served by Mrs. Lawrence, Mrs.
Gladys Volbrecht and Mrs. A. c.
Williams.
Rev. Richard Waag was a dinner
guest of his sister Mr.. and Mrs.
James Golfer on Tuesday evening.
Rev. Waag from Great Falls con-
Quoted P.T.R. services at the
Lutheran Church in Circle last
week
The Sidney herald., 1961-11-29

the altar by a friend, Earl La
Mothe, wore a floor length gown,
she designed and made of white
slipper satin, styled with long
tapered sleeves, a fitted bodice
with a boat neckline and an over
skirt of chantilly lace. Her veil of
French silk illusion net was secur-
ed to a tiny crown of seed pearls
and she carried a lace covered
white prayer book, on which rest
ed a single orchid. She wore a
single strand of pearls, a gift of
the groom.
Miss Putvin wore a princess
style gown in a mint green shade,
with matching accessories. Her
bouquet was bronz pompoms.
Mr. and Mrs. LaMothe enter
tanned at a wedding luncheon at
their home, and a reception was
held in the evening in the La
Mothe Hall. For their wedding
trip to Sidney, Montana to visit
the brides parents, the bride wore
a rust colored suit with otter ac-
cessories and an orchid corsage.
On Tuesday evening October %
they were honored at a reception
at Pella Lutheran Church parlors
in Sidney when about 100 guests
were present to greet them and
wish them/God's blessing.
The tables were decorated with
bronz and yellow NUNS, white
candels and bells and fall maple
leaves. The four TERED wedding
cake, which was decorated with
yellow roses and topped with a
miniature bridal couple was cut
by the bride and groom.
The reception table was served
by an aunt, Mrs. Lloyd Wick and
cousins, Cathy and Janet Wick and
Marianne Gullickson. Mrs. Casper
Wick poured coffee and Mrs. Math
Koch served lunch. Both are aunts
| of the bride. Another aunt, Mrs.
Robert Koch cut and served the
wedding cake. Carol Wick, sister
of the bride had charge of the
guest book and with Cathy Wick
and Marianne Gullikson assisted
Elaine and Bob at the gift table
Elaine is a graduate of the Sid
ney High School and the college OF
Medical Technology in Mime.
apolis where she was affiliated
with Alpha Sigma Tau Sorority
Her husband graduated from Holy
Name High School In Esconaba
Mich, and is also an Alumnus Of
the college of Medical Technology
Following a few days visit the
couple left to return to Munising
Michigan, where they are both
employed at the Munising Memoir.
ial Hospital as laboratory ane
X-ray technicians.