BRFalSlt;.P'G! tliNGisCol♦irslt;CisolRaSMr and Mrs. Bob Vorktlgt!wLtlt;Missionaries TosMexico Celebrate25th AnniversaryMr. and Mrs. Rob Vork. aerv-mg with the Mexican Mission Ministries. Inc.. of Pharr, Texas will celebrate their 25«h wedding anniversary on Palm Sun-day.Both are former Holland residents Mrs Vork is the former Carol Mae B e r e n s , daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Herman Berens of 736 Apple Ave. and he is the son of Mr. and Mrs Harrv Vork of 86 West32nd StThe couple has four children,Mrs Ron (Cheryl) Klynstra. Patricia and Thomas Vork of Holland and Steven, who is serving with them in Mexico There is a grandson. Shawn Matthew' Klynstra.Mr. and Mrs. Vork are members of Calvary Cathedral here.Their address is: MexicanMission Ministries, 415 N. Sugar Rd., P.O Box 636, Pharr, Texas. 78577Harderwvk and Faith Christianw \Reformed Churches will be directed by John Swierenga and will be accompanied by theHolland Christian High School String Ensemble and Ken Boo, organist The church is located on West01PCPtlt;(]VbLakewood Blvd., at 160th Ave 0Plant IslOperationalFMARYSVILLE (UPI) - Coiv sumers Power Co. announced Thursday that its $155 million gas reforming plant here, which it originally thought it could build for $40 million, is nowfully operationalJohn B. Simpson, senior vice president for gas operations, said the second reforming train of the huge plant began producing significant quantities of gaslast week nnd was brought upto full capacity of 105 million cubic feet daily late Wednesday The first train went into op«s ration last September and hasbeen Droducine aoDroximatelvFainawI111 CIc