The Sandusky Register from Sandusky, Ohio • Page 22

PAGE 22 SANDUSKY REGISTER JULY 1, mi Consolidation Chairman Named Mrs. Paul Stocker. chairman Of the Project 13 Organization committee for consolidation of the Black River and Western Gate Girl Scouts councils, announced at the recent meeting that the new jurisdiction will be known as The Erie Shores Girl Scout Council. The consolidated area, which plans to become a chartered council the first of the year, Avill include Lorain. Huron and Erie counties, the eastern parts of Ottawa and Seneca counties and part of Sandusky county.

Headquarters offices for the new council will be in Oberlin 4tid it will handle the clerical Work, provide office space for the executive director and all other employed staff and be the clearing house for supplies and bulletins. Field Advisors will carry services to neighborhoods throughout the council. The name Erie Shores, one of 74 names submitted, approved unanimously by the committee, was submitted by the Brownie Troop No. 14 in Willard to Mrs, Roy Trotter, chairman of the structure work group. The name was felt to be appropriate to the new council because it immediately identifies the whole consolidated area.

At one time the shores of Erie penetrated to the farthest reaches of the new council. Mrs. Arthur Thomas, chairman of the finance work group, placed the recommendation of Oberlin as the central office location before the committee. Considerations in the decisions for Oberlin were housing, educational and cultural advantages for professional staff, adequate office space, availability of office personnel as well as acceptability to all parts of the new council. if Fancy BRIDGE MIX 69c lb.

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All sizes, but not in every style and color. All sales final. mm pMvcl vtHtavw vrtli TM Amman Nitionil CfM. Chicago Girl To Be Bride Of Dr. Carroll The engagement of Karen Lane, daughter of Mrs.

Cecelia M. Lang, Chicago, 111. to Dr. Thomas J. Carroll, was announced locally today by the bride-elect's mother.

Dr. Carroll, eldest son of Dr. and Mrs. L. 926 W.

Washington is now a Captain in the United Stales Air Force, stationed at Webb Air Force Base in Big Spring, Texas. He is a graduate of St. Mary's High School, attended John Carroll University and received his DDS degree from Loyola University. Miss Lang is a bookkeeper in a Chicago bank. The wedding will take place on August 3 in St.

Ita's Catholic Church, Chicago. In honor of their brother's fiancee, Margaret and Rita Carroll entertained with a pre, nuptial party and shower at the I Carroll residence on June 22. Daily Reminder TUESDAY PBCC Women Golfers combined groups meet for luncheon and Gordon tournament awards, 1 p.m. Ladies Golf morning rounds Navy Mothers Club business meeting at home of Maye Thorn, 8 p.m. Camp Fire Volunteer Counselors training session at Camp Kiloqua, 10 a.m.

to 2 p.m. VFW Auxiliary meeting, new officers will assume posts. Zion Lutheran Church Women Circle 8, Zion Lutheran Church Lounge, 1:30 p.m. Eagles Auxiliary officers meet at 7:30 p.m.; regular meeting at 8 p.m. Special Mention When Chatter Club met at the home of Mrs.

Robert Knallay in Milan, 24 women and children enjoyed a potluck dinner. Mrs. M. U. Hire and Greg Hire won awards.

Next of the club is set for July 23 at the home fif Mrs. Richard Basteen. AUen'i MRS. DAVID Gl PUDERBAUGH (Jane E. McKibben) David G.

Puderbaugh Weds Jane E. 4 McKibben Jane E. McKibben, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. John McKibben.

New Vienna, became the bride, of David G. Puderbaugh, son of Mr. and Mrs. F. E.

Puderbaugh, Sandusky, on June 23 in the New Vienna Methodist Church. The Rev. K. Albert Kuntzman officiated at the double ring ceremony at 2:30 p.m. The bnde was given in marriage by her father.

Mrs. David McCune was maid of honor and David Foster was best man. A reception at the home of the bride's parents followed the wedding. The couple will reside in Wilmington, O. Sod Busters To Hear Talk By Marion 'Dirt Dauber' Sod-Busters Garden Club will have Mrs.

Franklin Belville of Ohio as guest speaker on July 15. Her program will be on "Arranging for Design." The meeting will be at the home of Mrs. 'ames Lavey and Mrs. Albert Gongos will be hostess. Sod-Busters were guests of the Marion Dirt Daubers Garden Club at Mrs.

Bellville's home when the group traveled to Marion for its June meeting. A mock wedding in the yard was an amusing highlight of the day. Each of the visitors received a fresh flower corsage as she was ushered to her place in the rows of chairs set up for the occasion. A game of charades preceded the service of refreshments. Mrs.

Carl Disher, Mrs. George Groom and Mrs. Lavey were in charge of care for the rose plants at Providence Hospital lust month. Taking over the ties for July are Mrs. Warren Antrim, Mrs.

Paul Brown and Mrs. Lyle Bickley. Mrs. Bickley acted as auctioneer at the seed and plant auction held in May. The proceeds from the event went into the club-treasury.

Mrs. Vincent Madama and Mrs. Richard Kotz were welcomed as new members. Mrs. Jack Harpst came as a guest and traveled with the group to Marion last Monday.

By ABIGAIL VAN BUREN Now Let Him Hear You DEAR ABBY: 1 am 30, married and nothing special to took at. I've been called the "wholesome" type. Last week my band and I were playing bridge in the home of another couple. My husband went out to our car to get something, and the other woman went into the kitchen and, without warning, the husband grabbed me, held me close, and tried to kiss met I was shocked, but managed to cover up without making a scene. I thought I made it plain that I did not go in for that of thing.

Last night we four went to a movie. While walking down the dark aisle, I fell someone pinch goodl I thought it was my husband at first, but soon discovered it was this man again. I did not invite these advances and don 't like it. How can I let him know how I feel without hurting his wife? THE WHOLESOME TYPE DEAR WHOLESOME; He knows how you have to let him know how you THINK. When you have about 20 seconds alone with him-tell'him if he doesn't cut-out the monkey business you'll telj; his wife.

And if your husband is bigger than he htm you'll tell your husband. DEAR ABBY: Last week my 17-year-old son went to a doctor because of a skin condition. He is supposed to go again week, but he refuses. My husband finally got it out of him. it seems that the doctor wanted him to have a lamp treatment.

He had to lie under some lamps for about ten minutes without any clothes on at all. The nurse was in the room the whole time. He was terribly embarrassed by this because the nurse was about 25. So that's why he refuses to go back. I think we should call the doctor and ask him if he can't give the treatment-himself from now on.

My husband says our sort is just being stubborn and we should make him go. He said the doctor will think we are crazy if we call and ask him to change the way he does things in his office. We three have been fighting over this all week. What do you think? A YOUNG MAN'S MOTHER DEAR MOTHER: Call the doctor and explain. He'll understand.

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O. by No. Station Surprise Fete Marks Kellers' 40th Milestone Mr. and Mrs. Carl Keller, Rt.

1, Hayes Avenue, honored at a surprise dinner at the Italian Gardens by their family in celebration of their 40th wedding anniversary. Before dinner, the guests of honor were presented with a red rose corsage and boutonniere. The afternoon was spent at the Keller home with their 15 grandchildren and Mr. and Mrs. Charles Clark attending.

Games of cards were played and gifts were presented to the couple. A tiered wedding cake, niade by Mrs. Celestine Didlon. was the centerpiece on the buffet table. In the evening, Emerson Keller showed colored slides of memorable family occasions, and also slides of Mr-, and Mrs.

Clark's recent trip to Europe, The day also commemorated Mrs. Clark's birthday and several other close birthdays. Attending the dinner were Mr. and Mrs. Julius Miller.

Mr. and vue, Mr. and Mrs. Bernard, Keller, Mr, and Mrs. Celestine Didion, Sandusky.

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