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4 Indiana Evening Gatotte, Tuesday, July 8. 1969. SOCIETY it i. W)Mmk AWlifosr Msalsssslslssslisssisssjiissisissssssssss And James Mabon Exchange Vows COMING EVENTS CORN PARTY The Coral Graceton Ladles Auxiliary will hold a corn party at the fireball In Cnral at 7:30 p.m., Wednesday, July 9. The public is Invited to attend.

CORN PARTY Linda Lee Rowland Armstrong Township Schools Schedule i July Reunion Date Students nf all of the fnrmef Armstrong Twp. Schools will conduct a reunion July 19 In the Parkwood Grange. All persons who attended any of the following schools are Invited to participate fn the reunion. Anthony, Hill Top, James Fleming, John Fleming, Chestnut Flat. Union Flat, I.aney, McCreiRht.

Parkwood, Tcelor, Uncajiher and Walker schnnla were Included In the township system. They were closed In the mid-1940's. Persons wishing more Information may contact Ethel Mull, 726-8820, or Vada Hamilton, 726-8255. A lunch will be served at noon and each family attending should provide own table, service and covered dish. Bv erage and rolls will be furnished.

Marriage Licenses James Michael Rorland, Irt diana and Julie Ann Frailer, Wellsboro. William Paul Sferro, Blalrs-ville and Judith Lynne Cohen, Blairsville. Bruce Dearl Harvey Clymer and Linda Richardson Marshall, Blairsville. Daniel Lee Buterbaugh, Clymer R. D.

2, and Mary Darlene Kendra, Strongstown R. D. John James Scott, Cherry Tree R. D. 1, and Theresa Pearl Almack, Bamesboro.

James Eaton Bobum, North Hollywood, Calif, and Linda Lou Goss. Arcadia. Frank Joseph Manzek Indiana and Barbara Louisa Plowcha, Lucernemines Daniel Lee Trail, Lodl, Ohio and Betty Leona Nicaols, Lodi, Ohio. fl i i tv Jj Mnrjone K. Howorth Brides Mr.

and Mrs. Thomas Howorth of Commodore, wish to announce the engagement of their daughter Marjorie K. to Cpl. Daniel L. McCullough nf Clymer, son of the late Harmon McCullough.

Miss Howorth is a 1968 graduate of Purchase Line High School and is employed as a secretary by Greensteel Chalkboard Company. Cpl. McCullough Is a 1967 graduate of Penns Manor High School. He is presently stationed at Camp Lejeunc, N.C. where he is completing a four year tour of duty with the United States Marine Corps.

No definite wedding plans have been made by the couple. Susan Hazelet Miss Susan Diane Hazelet and Monroe Mabon were united in marriage on Saturday, June 14, at 7:. 10 p.m. In a double ring ceremony at the Graystone United Presbyterian Church, Indiana. White gladioli, fugl mums, large green fern and candelabra adomed the chancel for the ceremony which was performed by Rev.

Byron Cror.ier. Traditional wedding music was provided by William Missien. The bride, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. William W.

Hazelet of 1425 Philadelphia Indiana, was escorted by her father and attended by the groom's sister, Miss Charlene Mabon, as maid of honor. The bridesmaids were Miss Carol Cower of Indiana and Miss Barbara Schlentner of Pittsburgh. The groom, soon of Mr. and Mrs. J.

Monroe Mabon of 95S Church Indiana, chose Robert Gilbert of Meadvllle as best man. Ushers were Charles Burchard of Mead-ville; Robert Mabon, brother of the groom; Theodore Hazelet and Larry Hazelet, brother of the bride, all of Indiana, The bride's floor length gown was fashioned with a bouffant skirt, high neckline and short sleeves. The bodice of the satin gown was trimmed In rows of lace and the skirt was over-' laid with organza followed by a train trimmed with rows of lace. She wore a Camelot headpiece with elbow length illusion veil, and carried a colonial bouquet of white daisies and baby's breath. The maid of honor wore a floor length gown of pink chiffon and lace over pink taffeta in an Empire style.

She wore a pink illusion veil secured 2 Boat Owners' Boon Boat owners are finding that polyethylene foam tapes give excellent results when used for waterproof gaskets for doors, windows, hatches and cowlings. Urethane foam tape is effective for insulation and to dampen engina vibration. Mrs. James Monroe Mabon MBsauieMiiuiaai artyiui Jpywwii 11411111111 nu Miiiuii.JiMiuiiiiiiiiiitiwl.JtHiTOiiiai to Ocean City, N.J., the couple is residing at 317 Loom-is Meadville. Mr.

Mabon Is a graduate of Indiana Area Senior High School and Is presently enrolled as a senior at Allegheny College in Meadville. Mrs. Mabon is a graduate of Greater Latrobe Area High School and attended Indiana University. (Photo by Coffman) Glade Run Church Site Of Nuptials Polly's Pointers By POLLY CRAMER The Young Twp. Fire Department Auxiliary will hold a com party at Morgan's Recreation Center In Mclntyre at 7:30 p.m., Wednesday, July The public is invited to attend.

CORN PARTY The Brush Valley Firemen will hold a com party at the firehall in Brush Valley at it p.m., Thursday, July 10. public Is invited to attend. HOMER CITY ALA The American Legion Auxiliary Unit 491 of Homer City will hold a regular meeting July 9 at 7:30 p.m. at the Post Home on Mullen Ave. PLUMVILLE GIRL SCOUTS The Plumville Junior Girl Scouts will meet.

at the home of Mrs. Barbara Lockhart July 9 from 11:30 a.m. to 4 p.m. Bring sack lunch. Plans to be made for cam pout.

Both Brownies and Girl Scouts are to be In parade at Marion Center on July 12: Please meet at upper end of Marion Center at 1 p.m. ALLISON BIBLE CLASS Allison Bibla Class of Calvary UP Church will hold Its annual picnic Thursday, July 10, at 6 p.m. at Mack Community Center. Families and guests are invited. Bring table service and covered dish and beverage.

WOMEN OF THE MOOSE Indiana Women of the Moose Chapter 1260 will meet tonight at the Moose Home at 8 p.m. College of Regents headed by Ann Voyten, Mildred Galon is and Margaret Stear will hold a chapter night program. BUTERBAUGH REUNION The annual Buterbaugh reunion will be held Sunday, Aug. 3 at Blose Park, Hills-dale-Gipsy Road. All descendants and relatives of Noah Buterbaugh are invited to attend.

For transportation and Information call Noble Buterbaugh, 254-2038 or Lemuel Buterbaugh, 254-4659. EAGLES AUX. The regular bl monthly meeting of the Eagles Auxiliary will be held Wednesday, July 9 at 8 p.m. in the ballroom. The officers will meet at 7:30 p.m.

Regular meeting at p.m. Memorial services. Luncheon will be served. Patio Fountain If you've got a backyard patio in mind, why not include a sink with hot a cold water and a drinking fountain? It will make enter taining and relaxation a lo more enjoyable. CLEABANCE To Be Mr.

and Mrs. J. W. Rowland of New Florence R. D.

1 wish lo announce the engagement nf their daughter Linda Lee tn Airman Gorden Hollingsworth Jr. son ot Mr. and Mrs. Gorden Hollingsworth Sr. of Armagh.

Miss Rowland is a 1969 graduate of Laurel Valley High School. Mr. Hollingsworth, a 1966 graduate of United High School, attended Pennsylvania State University and is presently serving in the i States Air Force. He Is presently assigned to Goodfellow Air Force Base, Texas, and is being trained as a communications analyst. Tests on a boat with an aluminum hut( reveal that it's passible to make temporary repairs to punctures with aluminum foil tape.

It Is also used to wrap the ends of lines, although strapping or plastic tape is preferable for this. LIFE STRIDE Values to $17.99 DRESS $12.90 CASUAL $10.90 FLAT $9.90 BUSTER BROWN FLATS $9.90 SANDALS REO. $13.99 $10.90 $6.90 REG. Hurry with a pink ddw and carried a colonial bouquet of pink rosebuds and pink fugi mums. The bridesmaids wore identical gowns In blue and car-ried colonial bouquets of pink rosebuds and white fugi mums.

A reception was held In the church social rooms following the ceremony. Following a honeymoon trip sure, with such a list I pretty well keep up with things. It also makes you feel disciplined somewhat like doing setting up exercises VERA DEAR POLLY My 100 per cent Orion sweaters often U. J- lose their shape and look rather floppy after repeated washings. I found that by lightly spray-starching them when Ironing, my sweaters look brand new again.

SHARON DEAR POLLY 1 do hope Mrs. B. R. P. does not use a large Venetian blind on her big window, with or without curtains.

Louvered panels could be Installed at the top or bottom of this window or even just at the lop with shor-tis curtains at the bottom or vice versa. Louvered panels, top and bottom, painted the same color as her walls, would tend to absorb the monstrous window. MRS. J. A.

P. 7 THE SHOE SAVINGS YOU'VE BEEN WAITING FOR! WE'RE OVERSTOCKED NOW'S YOUR CHANCE TO REALLY Vases of white carnations and ferns decorated the altar of Glade Run Presbyterian Church for the Sunday afternoon marriage of Marilyn Louise Heberling and John Charles Bamette. The Rev. T. R.

R. Stull, church pastor, officiated at the 3 p.m. ceremony June 29. Wedding selections were sung by Claire Sourwine of Creek-side and music was played by Mrs. Eleanor Stull.

The bride, a daughter nf Mr. and Mrs. James Heberling of Home R. D. 1.

was given in marriage by her father. Her husband is a son of Mr. and Mrs. William Bamette of Dayton R. D.

1. Maid of honor was Sharon Sourwine of Creekside, cousin of the bride. Serving as bridesmaids were Karen Bamette of Dayton, the bridegroom's sister and Amelia Burkert of Evans City. Tha bridegroom's brother, James Bamette of Dayton, was best man. Acting as ushers were Terry Brocious of Dayton and Gary Heberling of Home.

After the wedding a reception was held at Dayton Fire-hall. The newlyweds are now at home In Dayton. Mrs. Bamette Is employed by Armstrong County Memorial Hospital as a licened practical nurse. Her husband is employed by Penn Central Railroad.

landra Scott St. Clair Announce Engagement Mr. end Mrs. William Wright St. Clair of Atlanta, announce tha engagement of his daughter, Sandra Scott St.

Clair, to Samuel Owen Frank-lin III, nn of Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Owen Franklin of Atlanta. Miss St. Clair Is the daughter of the late Mrs.

La-vinia Scntt St. Clair. The bride-elect is the granddaughter of the late Dr. and Mr. Wilbur M.

Scott of Mil-ledgeville, Ga. and John G. St. Clair of Indiana and the late Mrs, Edna Wilson St. Clair.

Miss St. Clair was graduated from the Westminster Schools and the University of Georgia where she was vice president of Phi Mu and commander of the Angel Flight. She is a member of the Assemblies and the Cotillion Club. Miss St. Clair is employed by tha Trust Company of Georgia.

Mr. Franklin Is the grandson of Mrs. Herman Gunter and the late Samuel 0. Franklin of Tallahassee, and the late Mr. and Mrs.

Roland Brooks. The future bridegroom received his BS degree from Georgia Tech where he was a member of Sigma Alpha Epsi-lon. He also received his MBA from Georgia State College. Mr. Franklin Is presently serving as a first lieutenant with the U.S.

Army in Heidelberg, Germany. The wedding will be August in at Trinity Presbyterian Church in Atlanta. New Arrivals Mr. Bnd Mrs. Awlrr-w Pish-ko of St.

Paul, announce the arrival of their second child, a son, Gregory Thomas, on July 2. He weighed six pounds, 13 ounces and measured 20 Inches. He la the brolher nf Mirhele Marie and grandson of Mr. and Mrs. Michael Marafko of Iielin.

Mr. and Mrs. Larry Sharp of District Heights, are the proud parents of a new baby daughter. Mrs. Sharp Is the former Sharon Dishong, daughter nf Mrs.

Mary Jane Dishong of Commodore. Food News Watermelon's peak supply period comes during Julv although there were lots of melons around in June, nvailahili-ity from 17 states assure this abundance. Good weather has contributed largely to the bumper crop of plump, juicy melons. Watermelons contain good amounts of vitamin A as well as some B. Vitamin Is also present along with some minerals.

When ynu shop, select melons that are symmetrical in shape and firm to the touch. The underside of watermelons, where they laid in the field, should be yellowish in color, net white or greenish. That's red, ripe, flavorful melons for reasonable, festive enjoyment. Summer squash contains vitamin some vitamin and as well as important minerals. A surprising fact about summer squash, to soma, if their content of all the essential amino acids.

Essential amino acids are those you must eat, the human body doe not manufacture them. MISS AMERICA Values to $13.99 DRESS $11.90 CASUAL $9.90 FLAT $7.90 MILLER COMFORT SHOES Values to $21.99 BAGS Reg. $4.00 3.00 FOR WOMEN: AIR STEP Values to $21.00 DRESS $13.90 CASUAL $12.90 PENAU0 Values 0 $17.99 M3.90 BALL BAND SUMMERETTES 4.90 FOR MEN: DEAR POLLY want to help Lll get the stains out of her enamel pans and get her ballpoint pens to write. I use full-strength bleach in my enamel pans and let it stand for from five to 15 minutes or until the stains go away. If the sides are stained, just swish the solution around until the stains are moistened, or drop a piece of paper towel in it and then swab the sides.

Wash with soapy water and rinse. If ynu scribble hard on the i the ka leather sole of a shoe or per this normally will mn ballpoint pen write. MRS, H. C. F.

DEAR POLLY The ink in some ballpoint pens tends to dry, especially if they are not used frequently. The ink also tends to thicken in weather. Stick mnst ol the pen under a water faucet for a few minutes with very warm water running over it, then dry with a rag or towel. This usually solves tha problem and gels the ink to flow freely again when writing. MRS.

D. 1. DEAR POLLY Dn tell Lil who cannot remove the stains from her white enamel pan that I wet surh a pan, sprinkle the stained area (enough to cover the entire stain) with a household cleanser. Let it stand for a few minutes, then scour the pan. The stains will be removed.

If very deep, a second scouring may be necessary but this will even work on deep tea stains. PATT1 DEAR POLLY Nothing Is as good as a list posted over the kitchen sink to make myself do tiresome jobs. It dares me to do something about that missing button, those letters that should have been answered two months ago, that dental appointment that is overdue and the closet that needs cleaning. If 1 am ambitious, 1 choose the chore 1 hale most and that will take hours to do, like cleaning a closet. If 1 am lazy, 1 sew on that button.

In either case, there is one less job facing me. Of course, new ones keep being added as I think of then). It is niy shopping list of boring tasks but it is a challenge. One thing is In Now and Save Big! OP GOING TO ROBLEE ld OH I I PEDWIN Aft values to $24.99 ItaTV values to 1 7.99 I laVU JARMAN 1.4 OH SANDALS TOA values to $24.99 I1.TV reg. 8.99 to 1 3.99 for girls: Sandals $3.90 LUMNK'S i A ill mssssnm OPEN MONDAY AND FRIDAY (14 PHILA.

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