The Guide

8 THE GUIDE Thursday, August 3, 1961

Sue Hiller Not Going into Corps

Coral Gables' first appointee to the Peace Corps, Sue Hiller, of 243 Velarde Ave., is not going afterall. For health reasons, she will not accept the teaching position in the Philippines at this time.

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Richardsons See Nassau,

Mrs. Michael Richardson On a honeymoon trip to Nassau are Mr. and Mrs. Michael Heaton Richardson, whose wedding took place Monday, the 31st of July, in the Riviera Presbyterian Church of Coral Gables. The bride, the former Joyce E. Vetter, is the daughter of Mrs. Alvin Charles Vetter, of 7700 SW 50th Ct., South Miami, and the late Mr. Vetter. The groom is the son of Mr. and Mrs. C. R. Duke Richardson of Sarasota. The Rev. John D. Henderson, pastor of the church officiated at the 8 p.m. ceremony and the reception followed in the church hall. The bride, who wore a custommade floor-length gown of dull lustre satin and imported Alencon lace, carried a heart-shaped arrangement of white carnations, stephanotis and single white orchid. Her bouffant illusion veil fell from an Elizabethan pearl headpiece. Her seven attendants wore ballerina-length gowns of orchid and periwinkle blue organza. They wore periwinkle blue headclips made of pearl-tipped leaves, circular veils and carried heart shaped bouquets of vanda orchids and baby breath. They were Joan Espenship of Lake City; matron of honor and maid of honor, Ginger Forrester, both cousins of the bride, and bridesmaids: Virginia Vetter, cousin of the bride of Lakewood, O., Patricia Megar, Atlanta; Ruth Flanagan, Gainesville; Brenda Barfield and Jill Rheinschmidt both of Miami. Jon Yaggy Jr., of Sarasota was best man. Ushers were Lloyd Nesbit Wilson Jr., and Michael Garvey, both of Sarasota; Gary Forrester, cousin of the bride and Jeffry Scott, both of Miami. Cousins of the bride, Dale Campbell was flower girl and Kim Veazey, was ring bearer. Mother of the bride received guests at the reception. Her gown of powder blue silk organza with embroidered bodice was highlighted with pink sweetheart roses corsage. Mother of the groom wore a honey beige, pure silk sheath with scoop neck line appliqued with beige and white lace, and corsage of pink sweetheart roses. The bride attended the University of Florida, after graduation at Coral Gables High School. The groom was graduated from Sarasota High School, attended the University of Florida, majoring in business administration and spent three years in the Army Medical Corps. The couple will reside temporarily in Macon, Ga., and their permanent home will be in Sarasota.

Children Set Records In Camp's Field Day

Camp Kadimah's first annual Maccabiad set records and precedents at the Southwest YMHA Branch, 7215 Coral Way, July 28. Every camper had the opportunity to participate in many individual and group events of the meet and awards were made to first, second and third places. Winners of the three-legged race were Rebekah Cravitt, Candy Silvia, Annette Steinberg, Sydney Fegarsky, Jennifer Green and Mona Teitler. Winners of the elephant race were 1st division—Billi Kaplan, Susan Jacobs and Deborah Tambor. 2nd division — Betzy Bramson, Audrey Geffen and Gloria Lenhoff. 3rd division—Barry Weiss, Marc Kaplan and David Ashes. Winners in the standing broad jump contest were Robert Cosby, David Golden and Jonathan Cohen. Winners in the 10-yard dash were—Daniel Golden, Nancy Bramson and Audrey Geffen. Winners in the 25-yard dash were — David Golden, Robert Cosby and Jeffrey Alper. Winners in the crab walk contest were — Mark Blumenthal, Karen Blumenthal and Paul Kramer. Winners in the ball throw contest were—1st division — Annette Steinberg, Karen Blumenthal and Deborah Tambor. 2nd division — Betzy Bramson, Daniel Golden and Linda Tambor. Winners of the wheel barrow race were—Jeffrey Green, Robert Cosby, Arnold Wiseman, Barry Weiss, Kenneth Winick and Paul Kramer.

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