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Karen O'Neill Weds Terrance Mahan In St. Ann's Catholic Ceremony sFamily Section; The marriage of Karen Frances O'Neill, daughter of Mr, and Dean Townsend. 2060' Blue and Terrance Lee Mahan, son Mr. and Mrs. Harold Mahan of Bellaire, took place Saturday, September in St.

Ann's Roman Catholic Church. The Rev. Paul Dolan officiated at" the nuptial service at riootf. A reception followed at Fountain Head Country Club. The bride chose for her wedding a 1 semi-fitted A-line gown ol silk organza lavishly appliqued with daisy Venise at the high neckline and cuffed Bishop Her gown, extending into a chapel train, was worn with a chapel- length veil of layered English illusion arranged from a forward spray of a i flowers.

She carried a nosegay of while and yellow roses and stephanotis blossoms. Maid of honor for the bride was Deborah VonSee of Grand Rapids, Mich. Bridesmaids were Colleen and Beth Ann O'Neill of Hagerstown, sisters of the bride, and Patricia Apfel and Shirley Bedell, both of Bellcirc, Mich. Kelly Klnckncr of Morristown, was the bride's flower girl, and i a Mahan Jr. of Bellaiio, nephew of the bridegroom, was ring bearer.

Mr. Mahan had his brother, i a a a Bellaire, as his best man. Ushers were Robert Hofmeyer of Grand Itapids, Thomas of Traverse City, John Agnone and Michael Fallen, both of Detroit, Robert Liebman of Cherry Hill, N.J., and Scott Townsend and Kevin Townsend, both Hagerstown. On their return from a honeymoon in the Deborah Kline Becomes New Bride Of Dana Schoppert In Recent Rites (Photo by Myerly) MRS. TERRANCE LEE MAHAN Mountains, Mr.

and' Mrs. Mahan will make their home at 721 Fair view N.E., Grand Rapids, Mich. Mrs. Mahan was graduated from Bellaire High School and attended Indiana University. She is employed with Grand Rapids Label Grand Rapids, Mich.

Mr. Mahan is a graduate of Bellaire High School and is a junior at Ferris State College, Big Rapids, Mich. Sisters 'Condition' Is Common To Women DEAR ANN LANDERS: I had not seen my sister in three years. She is 40 years old and her two children arc grown. When Erma and her husband met me the airport I was shocked to sec that she had gotten so heavy.

Immediately I concluded she was pregnant and I said so. She became furious and shouted, "You are out of your mind! I have a thyroid condition but it's under control now." I stayed a week and we had a pleasant time. Erma took pills in my presence and kept a doctor's appointment, but she didn't talk any more about her thyroid condition. I left Madison on Tuesday. The following Friday I received a telegram from Erma.

It read, "Guess who gave birth to an eight-pound boy!" I'm burned up because my sister lied to me. Why would person do such a crazy thing? Surely she knew I'd learn the truth eventually. Help me understand. I am --Baffled and Boiling DEAR BAFF: 1 suspect your 40-year-old sister was less than thrilled when she learned she was pregnant. Her refusal to make the announcement spared her the embarrassment of discussing her condition.

Unrealistic, yes even foolish. But It's history now, so forget it. rA WORD ABOUT iBAlDNKS! I In cases of baldness oilier tliun male Bpallern baldness, Persulon can aid, I or help, excessive Hair loss. However in Iho great majority of a of I haTdness, no known preparation is of any value whale' IfitflTMMT S5.OOHMIU.IM ON A MONEY-BACK GUARANTEE If you have TETTER, ECZEMA, RINGWORM, DANDRUFF, DRY BRITTIE HAIR, or older Skin Scalp IRRITATIONS. I 'will afford temporary relief of the SCALING and PERSULAN ii a highly medicaled and concentrated scalp treatment I which conditions your hair from Iho tcalp up a lillle goes a DEAR A LANDERS: Two years ago the problem started.

As soon as the hot 'weather set in, my nose began to swell. Then I got this whistle in it. It drives my wife crazy and I don't blame her. I can hardly stand it myself. The problem is much worse at home than in the office.

It starts in July and disappears in September. But for six weeks I am persona non grata. Even the dog shuns me. I went to a doctor and he couldn't find anything wrong which is understandable because when I went to him my nose was not swollen and there was no whistle. Can you advise me? -Off Key DEAR OFF: It sounds as you might be allergic to a lare summer weed that grows around your bouse.

Ask an allergist to make a house call so he can see you when your nose Is swollen and your whistle is operating. airport. 1 am not, repeat not, against breast feeding. I believe breast feeding beneficial to both mother and child If the mother Is willing and able. (Some mothers are willing but not able.

Others able bur not willing.) I am against breast feeding in public, however, when there are rest rooms all over the place, such as in the Washington, D.C. airport. And P.S., I'd like to congratulate the La Loche Society. They have a letter writing membership that could break a mailman's back. a Sue Kline, a of Mr.

and Mrs. Merle L. Secrest, Mt. Tabor Rt. tj Hagerstown, and Dana LeRoy Schoppert, son of Mr.

and Mrs. LeRoy N. Schoppert, 2641 Virginia Williamsport, a marriage vows on Saturday, September 6, in John Wesley United Methodist Church. The Rev. C.

Roger Elgert officiated -at the 4:30 p.m. nuptial service. A reception followed in the church social room. The bride chose for her wedding an Empire gown of bouquet taffeta with a bodice overlay of Chantilace, which formed a Victorian collar and adorned the long, full sleeves. Her gown extended into a gently belled skirt finished with a lace-trimmed chapel train.

She added a veiled headpiece of silk blossoms, and carried an old-fashioned bouquet of white carnations and daisies and pink rosebuds. Maid of honor for the bride was her sister, Cynthia Anne Kline, Mt. Tabor Rd. Brides' maids were Ann Leather of Hagerstown and Dena Couter of Rt, 4, Cumberland, cousin of the bridegroom. Flower girl was the bride's cousin, Cheryl A Durrwachter, Hagerstown, and ring bearer was Forshaw Jr.

of Boonsboro. Best man for Mr. Schoppert was Donovan L. Resh of Hagerstown. Ushers David R.

Detwiler of Hagerstown and Michael McNew ol Williamsport. Mr. -and Mrs. Schoppert left "after reception Pensacola, where they will make their home. Mrs.

Schoppert is a graduate of South Hagerstown High School, class of 1968, and Career Academy, Washington, D.C., class of 1969. Mr. Schoppert is a 1967 graduate of South Hagerstown High School and is serving with the U.S. Navy at Ellyson Field in Pensacola. Rehearsal Dinner Mr.

and Mrs. LeRoy Schoppert, a of the bridegroom, were hosts to the wedding party at a dinner at Always a a following the i rehearsal. The Daily Mail, Hagerstown, Md. Monday. NINE Pollys Pointers By POLLY CRAMER Use Frame Of Outgrown Gym Set For Porch Swing Polly't Problem DEAR POLLY I rotate wearing ef six pairs, of shoes because of sore toit and athlete's foot and am having trouble with mold in the shoes.

Our home Ii air- conditioned and I keep bags to prevent meld hanging In the clostti but the mold forms. Can anyone give me a Pointer for removing mold from shoes? DEAR POLLY My answer is for Hose, who wants to change her sheets to fit a king-sized bed. The following is the way my mother did mine: Split one GSxlOfl-inch twin- sized sheet lengthwise and sew one half to each of two 81xl08-ineh double sheets (we had them). These converted top sheets are almost king- sized and more than ample. However, we are still faced the problem of fitted bottom sheets.

-ROSEMARY DEAR POLLY Rose could widen her sheets for her king-sized bed as did. to make the sheets wider, I split them in half from top to foot and sewed in each a length from a discarded sheet that was as wide as needed, using a shirt seam for a flat finish. I also made my sheets semicontour. After replacing the wide hem with one of shirttail width. I laid the sheet on the bed and folded hem and side together and sewed across this, which left a folded, triangle on the under side and it was then cut off.

I made these at the top on bottom sheets and at the bottom of top sheets and it keeps them both in place. -JAN1E (Photo by Linda Miner) MRS. DANA LEROY SCHOPPERT Families Scarce At Sites "The Bride's Guide," Ann Landers' booklet, a some of the most frequently asked questions about weddings. To receive your copy of this comprehensive guide, write to Ann Landers, in care of The Daily Mail, enclosing a long, self addressed, stamped envelope and 35 cents in coin. Local 4-H'ers Plan Meeting A four state''conference on today's social concerns is open to 4-H club representatives and other adults, according to Mrs.

Betty Bures, extension agent. Workshops, religious activities, and special interest groups are planned for Hie weekend event at Jackson's Mill, W. Va. Sepl. 26 to 28.

The extension services of Maryland, Delaware, Ohio and West Virginia are sponsoring the for persons 18 to 30. Washington County's tourist spots attract lots of tourists but not the kind the nation's largest film producer wants. Darrell Wurster, who is paid to hunt new industries here (he's director of the Economic Development Commission) was asked to show two photographs from Eastman Kodak around historic places in the county. The photographers wanted pictures of people taking pictures of themselves at places like Antictam Battlefield, the Jonathan Hager House and Fort Frederick. Wurster agreed to be tour guide and spend two days with the Kodak photographers.

Kodak was after photogenic families. You know the kind, where mom models toothpaste ads in her spare time, dad is trim and Ivy League and the i preferably a boy and a girl, are neat and bubbly, the kind first grade teachers dote on. of themselves. But they were rare and Wurster was getting a little bored with waiting around for toothpaste smiles. So Wurster got his wife and two youngsters and brought them along.

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