The Evening Standard from Uniontown, Pennsylvania • Page 8

PAGE S-UNIONTOWN, FRIDAY, APRIL 19, IMS THE MORNING HERALD THE EVENING STANDARD Clover Culver Society, JZditor B. J. Cloud--Women's 'Betrothal Revealed Mr. and Mrs. John Pellish of 150 N.

Twelfth Connellsville, announce the engagement of their daughter, Paula to Nicholas Mongell, son of Mr. Honored On Birthday Anniversary STEVEN STAYCER Steven Sf aycer, son of Mr. and Mrs. Kazimer Staycer, Searights, was honored at a party on the occasion of his 12th birthday anniversary. He is a sixth grade student at New Salem School.

Attending the affair were Kenneth Hriscisce, Shelly Kushak, Darlene Hawaiian, Nicky Cernelli, Russell Murray, David Nuccetelli, Kim Kilgore, Joseph Cernelli, A DelSignore, Paulelte Bernot, Bobby Hanrahan, Rhea Daugherty, John Zidek, Martin Donofrio, Mary Cernelli, Babe Faverio, Cathy Rosso, Kitty Rosso and the guest of honor. Games were the diversion of the IF mm FOR It's Here! Trim Teen and Chubbie Styles Mrs, Michael's Children's Shop 55 So. Gal. Ave. 438-5151 and Mrs.

Steve Mongell of 204 S. Ninth Connellsville. The bride elect was grad ualed from Dunbar Twp. High School, Class of 1966, and is currently employed as a reception ist in the office of Dr. James H.

Goldblum, Connellsville. Mr. Mongell was graduated from Immaculate Conception High School with the Class of 1962 and is now employed by Westinghouse, Electric Ydungwood. Wedding plans have not been revealed. June 22 Date Set For Auction Fairview Methodist Church of Grindstone announces plans for an auction to be held at the church on June 22.

William Elliott has been named general chairman of the all-day affair. Alice Ford has been appointed chairman of the kitchen. Committees will be announced later. Engagement Announced Mr. and Mrs.

Raymond Smith, Waynesburg R. D. 2, formerly of Washington, have announced the engagement of their daughter, Darlene Kay, to George Saniga, son of Mr. and Mrs. John Saniga, Richeyville.

The bride-elect will be graduated from Waynesburg High School with this year's class. Mr. Saniga was graduated in 1963 from Beth-Center High School and is now a senior at California Slate College. The couple is planning a June wedding. USE GOOD PARTS Take that plastic tablecloth that has become too worn for the kitchen table, cut out the good part and make covers for a handy all purpose cushion.

Pad it with a section from an old quilt or blanket and bind with bias tape. This cushion makes a handy kneeling pad when scrubbing floors, or working in the garden, and the children will love it for sitting on the grass. GIVES GOOD TASTE Add egg yolks to the cream sauce for tuna fish or chicken a la king. This not only makes the sauce more nutritious but tastier as. well.

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In the upper panel are: left to right, seated, Paillette Gabriel, Florence, a mother at the rest home; Peggy Mechling, Mrs. Paddy, an artist; Patty Newcomer and Sally Balslpy, Flower children; standing, William Sullivan, one of (he Flower children; Alice Schullz, Fairy May, dancer; David Renne, musician; Harry Werner, musician. Lower left to right, seated, Jay Bartjett, Titus, senator; Carol Gottfried, Miss Wilhelmina, a nurse; Nancy Cluss, Mrs. Ethel Savage; standing, Richard Sittler, Samuel, a judge; Jane Duffield, Lily Belle, Mrs. Savage's daughter; Mark Johnson, Dr.

Emmett; Cathy Allen, student director. --HeTald-Standard Photos I Members of the Social Auxiliary to the BPO Elks 370 are making plans for their Spring card party to be held Thursday night, May 16, in the club room at 8 o'clock. General chairman is Garnet Phillips and co-chairman is Dorothy Gardner. Committee chairmen are: Tickets --Margaret Gleason, chairman; Dora Smith, cochairman. Candy Sha Grassland, chairman; Ethel Wrobleski, cochairman.

Refreshments Anna Gavalek, chairman; Betty Seller, cochairman. Coffee Gertrude Saunders, Card Party Scheduled chairman; chairman. Millie Fike, co- Special Prize Ellen Lewis, Amazing performance at a real economy price. Snap in a tiny tape cassette, and you're ready to pfay or record up (o two hours. Ruaaedty built with solid state electronic components.

It's a superior value for the quality-conscious listener. With remote control mike, earphone, accessory case, carrying strap, and tape cassette. CHANNEL MASTER Compact Cassette COHENS Fabulous Furniture Co, Beeson Unlnnlown, Pa. 114 High BrownscJllo, Pa. chairman; Helen Sharp, cochairman.

Tables Margaret Gleason, chairman; Pearl Gray, co- chairman. Table Prize Eleanor Wilson, chairman; Mayme SmUhburger, co-chairman. Church Group To Meet Confraternity of Cliristian Mothers, St. Cecilia's Church of Lemonf Furnace, will meet Sunday at 3 p.m. at the church hall.

Members are asked to note Meet Slated The Grove Class, McClellandtown Presbyterian Church, has scheduled a planning session Sunday, at 7:30 p.m. in Sunshine Chapel. All members are urged to attend. TREE COMES INSIDE LAKE VIEW, N.Y. (AP) The giant black walnut tree that stood for nearly a century on the estate of Mr.

and Mrs. J. Frederick Schoellkopf IV had to be cut down when it began to fail, but it still serves the family in another form as furniture. It look Schoellkopf, with the help of gardeners, all day to fell the huge tree with a trunk measuring 40 inches in diameter. A saw mull cut the wood inlo 50 feet of sound lumber and it was hauled back to the family garage to dry.

In (he six years since then, the old tree's wood has been fashioned into a number of items, including a handcarved beadstead which stands in the home of the Schoellkopf's daughter, Mrs. Ulrich Meyer, and her husband in Zurich, Switzerland. Ten chairs for the dining room were also made from it by Victor Miller, woodcarver and furniture designer. Oilier contributions of the tree are a lowboy and a dining room table. HANDY BOX Thumbtack a shoe box or any othur shallow cardboard box inside a drawer of a child's chest.

It makes a handy place to keep mittens, scarfs and other small articles. It also helps to teach neatness. WHAT DID SHE SAY? CHEROKEE, Iowa (AP) Norman Hill was able to do something immediately when his wife backed the family motor car out of its parking place and rammed into another car. Hill, a police officer, gave his wife a ticket. that meetings have been changed from the second Sunday of the month to the third Sunday of each month.

Anyone wishing to join this group is invited to attend this meeting. Plans will be made for the summer events. Pauline Kotlar is presiident. JOINS SORORITY Lyn Lewellyn, daughter of Alty. and Mrs.

Gregg N. Lewellyn, 63 Mont View" was initiated into Theta Delta uiamuua aim a me rings Chapter of Delta Zeta Sorority with shoe laces. Then, when you at Westminster College, New put baby in bed for the night, tie Wilmington on April 4. She is blanket firmly, but loosely, to a freshman history major and the sides of the crib. This gives a member of the Women's Recreation Assn.

Altar Society Lists Game Party Altar Society of St. Procopius Church, New Salem, will sponsor a game party Wednesday, April 24, in the church hall. Playing begins at 8 p.m. A door prize will be awarded and refrashments sold. Mrs.

Andrew Gavalek is general chairman and Mrs. Stanley M. Timms is co-chairman. Committees are: Tickets Mrs. Michael Ro- chcck, Mrs.

Stephen Papa. Games Prizes Mrs. Stanley M. Timms, chairman; Mrs, Mary Sopkovich, co chairman; William Yantko, Robert Kish, John Yanlko. Workers Mrs.

Anthony Radovich, Mrs. Joseph Barotko, Mrs. Margaret Kikla, Mrs. Joseph Rochek, Mrs. John Rochek, Mrs.

Stephen Palaisa, Mrs. Helen Novolney, Mildred Var- vor, Mrs. Frances Tokish, Mrs. Stephen Andolora. Mrs.

Michael Hrezo, Mrs. Mary Sheba, Mrs. Frank Magerko, Stanley Melensky, Mrs. Bernard Shimshock, Mrs. Stephen Frieberg.

Special Prize Mrs. Joseph Doyle, Mrs. Beatrice Dunlevy. Special Awards Mrs. Rob- ert Pierno, Mrs.

Albert Frieberg. Refreshments Mrs. Agnes Kozar, Mrs. Agnes Papa, Mrs. Joseph Vargo, Mrs.

Rose Capozzoli. Kitchen-Pizza Mrs. Joseph Kish, Mrs. William Nelepko, Mrs. Anna Toth, Mrs.

Stephen Smith, Mrs. Mary Demeter, Mrs. Marino Barbabella, Mrs. Paul Kvizdos, Mrs. Robert Volpe, Mrs.

Anthony Yanosek. Tickets, may be purchased at the door' or from any of the members of the society. The public is invited. Meeting Set For Tonight All members of the Naomi, Dorcas, and Rebekah Circles and all women of the McClellandtown Presbyterian Church are invited to attend a meeting of (he Women's Association to be conducted tonight at p.m. in Sunshine Chapel.

Those attending are urged to read and study Amos, Chapters 1 to 9, and Matthew, Chapter 25, Verses 31 to fG. Hostesses for the social hour are members of the Rebecca Circle. The meeting is under the direction of Mrs. Ethel Mae Sinko, president. Travel Club Will Meet On Monday Uniontown Travel Club will meet Monday, April 22, at 2:30 p.m.

in the social room of the Great Bethel Baptist Church. Mrs. H. Jobes will present an illustrated talk on the subject "Behind the Iron Curtain." Members are asked to return the questionnaires concerning the program for next year which were previously distributed at the March meeting. Auxiliary Sponsoring Dance Event Auxiliary (o the North Union Fire Depfc.

is sponsoring a round and square dance tonight in the fire hall at Lemont Furnace. Hours are from 9 p.m. to 1 a.m. The public is invited. Tickets can be purchased at the door.

DINNER SET Union Chapel will hold a home cooked chicken dinner April 23 in the Community Flat Rock Markleysburg. Serving begins at 11:30 a.m. ADD VINEGAR A iablespoon of vinegar added to the water after beets have been peeled and diced keeps the color a bright red and prevents them bleeding or losing their color. PREVENT CHILLING To keep baby covered and to prevent him from becoming chilled, sew plastic curtain rings into the corners of baby's blankets and thread the rings baby room to kick yet he remains covered. SENSATIONAL 10 SALE OVER SO OUTSTANDING VALUES HUNT'S PIZZA CATSUP M-cz.

Bpl. lOc HANOVER mm BEAKS Ml). Can lOc ROYAL SCOT MARGARINE Roll lOc Jerzee Evaporated MILK Can lOc ROYAL PUDDINGS 4-oz. Pkg. TOc MONROE WHOLE BEETS MI).

Can lOc 990 LABEL CUT WAX BEANS Can lOc STOKELY TOMATO SAUCE R-oz, Can TOc THOROFARE BEVERAGES Pint Bot, No rptisll, No Return lOc KJNC COLE WHOLE WHITE POTATOES l-lh. Can lOc VOSESIITE SWEET PEAS Mh. Can lOc SAXET CUT GREEN BEANS l-lb. Can lOc PLUS PROUD OF TROPHIES Mark and Deborah Shalek are the children of Mr. and Mrs.

Arthur Shalek, 1048 Oxford Cleveland Heights, Ohio. Mark proudly shows two trophies he recently won in pinewood derby races sponsored by Pack 284 Cub Scouts in Cleveland Heights. He was first in the local race and then placed first in the district. Mark will be 11 years years old April 20. Deborah was eight years old March 25.

Grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Walter Tomechcck, Adah and Mrs. Helen Shalek, Berea, Ohio. Their mother is the former Mary Tome- check.

Woman's Club Has Meet Uniontown Woman's Club met recently in the Parish House with Mrs. Joseph Stillwagon, president, presiding. The following oficers were elected for a two year term: Mrs. John W. Wood president; Mrs.

Joseph Faber, vice president; Mrs. Conger Sherk, treasurer; Mrs. James McCormick, recording secretary; Mrs. Ciair Mogle, coresponding secretary; Mrs. Joseph Stillwagon, parlimentarian.

Mrs. Wood will appoint the standing committees in the near future. Mrs. Conger Sherk, Mrs. Howard Porter, Mrs.

Joseph Faber, Mrs. Armand Passarelli and Mrs. Joseph Stillwagon are in charge of arrangements for the installation banquet to be held at Mt. Vernon Inn on May 20. Plans for a rummage sale at the Parish House on April 25-26 were completed.

Mrs. Herbert Saylor is serving as chairman of the sale. M. J. Steiner, a representative of the Bell Telephone presented the program.

He showed color slides of "Pennsylvania, Land of Plenty." Many local landmarks are included in the slides. Hostesses were Mrs. John W. Wood Mrs. Frank Sabatine, Mrs.

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