The Evening Standard from Uniontown, Pennsylvania • Page 9

THE EVENING STANDARD, MONDAY, AUGUST PAGE Engagement Of Donna Fike Announced Today By Her Parents Roundup Is Held By JVaynesburg Club At the Greene County 4-H Club Roundup, nek Thursday at Waynesburgr High School, gome 300 girls and young ladies modeled their skirts and dresses for an enthusiastic audience during a style show. Mrs. Grace L. Boord and Mrs. Jane Smith Rhodes extension home economists, conducted the' the day-long program which af forded members of 184 4-H clubs an opportunity to have their 1960 projects evaluated and displayed Included in the program was, recognition for two club members, a dress revue in which contestants were selected for the district dress revue, the modeling of Japanese clothing, and various entertainment features.

Blue, red and white ribbons were awarded garments and food prepared as 1960 projects by club members. Mrs. Anna Addleman received a gold clover certificate for 10 years of service as leader of the Green Grove Club at Clarksville. Mrs. Ethel McMichael was awarded a silver clover certificate for five years of service as leader of the Kices Landing Club.

Three girls, out of seven who competed, were selected to compete in Hie district dress revue August 25 at Houston, Washington County. Cheryl Anderson, a member of the Whiteley Twp. Club, who modeled a wool suit, won first place. Second place was won by Carol Ann Simmons, of the Ruff Creek Club, with a pink net evening gown. Susan Honsaker, Carmichaels Club, who modeled an afternoon dress, won third place.

Others competing were: Pamela Mt. Joy, Carmichaels Club; Rose DiPasquale, Green Grove Clflb; Lois Balazick, Greene Grove Club, and Linda Guesman, Rices Landing Club. The afternoon program was in charge of the Monongahela Twp. 4-H Club, with Barbara Blackshere serving as master of ceremonies. A highlight of the program was a demonstration by Miss Judy Fillmore on the way in which Japanese ladies dress.

Miss Fillmore whose parents reside in Japan, is spending the summer with Mr. Bpord, who is her aunt. Miss Fillmore was assisted in her demonstration by Kathleen A piano and flute duet by Kay and Mary Jo Miller, Waynesburg, and a dance by Nancy Angelini, Carmicbaels, was also included on the program. Blue, red and white ribbons were awarded to club members as follows: Carmichaels Club Blue Anderson, Angelini, Bernadette Blasko, Martha Brady, Martha Brand, Patty Brown, Karen Curtis, Kathy Donovan, Roberta Freeland, Diane Gresko, Doreen Gnatuk, Mary Kay Hancock, Linda Hogue, Geraldine Hollis, Sue Honsaker, Sandra Sue Husk, Knight, Caroline Kowalewski, Sherry Kuran, Coleen Kuran, Regina Kennison, Betty Sue Miller, Carolyn Metcalf, Cynthia Nesmith, Peggy Madgwick, Patty Pavel, Sandra Pelehac, Betty Randolph, Linda Shea, Linda Shiflett, Joyce Shiflett, Nancy Stephanie Spol- wright, Kathleen Yurick, Red ribbons: Laurie Atalski, Judy Bacon, Deborah Baily, Claudia Betchy, Barbara Brady, Carol Brown, Vivian Burnette, Patty Cox, Carol DeLuca, Marfene Evosevich, Jo- A CLEANED and REPAIRED 4.95 THIS WEEK OMIT Regardless I condition we will clean and repair your wrist or pocket watch ana furnish all necessary parts to nut It In first-class condition with a written guarantee for only 14.95. Slightly more will be charged for self-wlndins, calendar Chronograph or very rusty watches or de iterate breakage, These prices will not prevail unless you present this any make watch MORRIE'S Thrift Distributing Cor.

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Crucible Club Blue ribbons Anna Belan, Clara Bogden, Judy Boofer, Sharon Henrish, Kathy Huntley, Alta Kowalczyk, Janice Maskil, Linda Menhart, Susan Mo solovich, Sandy Nippy, Christine Polander, Donna Polander, Cathy Uveges, Mary Ann Vrona, Ruth Ann Vukovieb, Sheila Zappone Linda Polander. Red Ribbons: Rosemary. Biskup, Theresa Kensek. East Franklin Club Blue ribbons: Anna Marie- Barger, Renee Boudreau, Bonnie Brown, Penny Burge, Christine Elza, Diane Elza, Carol Sue Engle, Lynne Greenlee, Judy Loar, Bonnie Makel, Glenda Moore, Mary Beth Morgan, Janet Morris, Barbara Ritenour, Cathie Ritenour, Bonnie Stewart, Sarah Stewart, a Stoner, i a Throckmoiton, Penny Wilson, Pam George. Sec ribbons: Linda Mayle, Paula Wilson, Dianna White, Donna Staggers.

White ribbons: Diane Mos- bon, Unda Garards Fort Club Blue ribbons: Linda Black, Vicki Bierer, Coleen Davis, Neila Frederick, Bonnie Headlee, Donna Johnson, Kathy Morris, Barbara Mackey, Grace Neptune. Red ribbons: Diane Davis, Dorothy Ullom. Green Grove Club Lois Balazick, Kathy Beglin, Emma Bowlen, Rose DiPasquale, Susanne Evasirch, Linda Gamble, Katherine Kachurik, Carol Lunden, Sharon Lunden, Jean Portler, Loretta Portler, Virginia Santucci, Patty Santucci, Joan Turner. Red ribDons: Sandy Dusha, Kathy Keifer, Mary Keifer, Donna Kay Myers. Jollytown Club Blue ribbons: Judy Campbell, Mary Ann Jones, Nancy Jones, Alberta Jones, Kay Lemmon, Mary Ellen Lemmon, Carol Shough, Patty Shough.

Khedive Club Blue ribbons: Sandra Bailey', Connie Hall, Linda Headlee, Pearl Phillips, Charotte Phillips, Debra Reynolds, aren Reynolds, Patsy aula Seals, Josephine Treece, Ruth Treece, Mary Lee Treece, Nancy Virgin, Cindy Virgin. Red ribbons: Louise Higginbotham, Lucille Higginbotharn, Rozella Higginbotham. Monongahela Township Club- Blue ribbons: Connie Bargerstock, Shirley Bittinger, Barbara Bladk- shere, Janet Ann Burick, Diana Centrick, Martha Cramer, Caroyn Gjradish, Edith Greenawalt, Greenawalt, a 1 Gurizo, Arcie Marvin, Kay Lynne filler, Mary Jo' Miller, a ekar, Janice Pekar, Linda Pecar, Sandra Pekar, a i Jouth, Dianna Velicevich, Dickie Yanosh, Alicia Yetts, Georgie (alasky. Nebo Club--Blue ribbons: Beverly Adams, Joan Amos, Carol Ann Barney, Laura tee a Darlene Clutter, Janie Clutter, iylvia duller, Martha Lee Dinsmore, Mary Jane Dinsmore, Daunice Hewilt, Judy Scherick, Nova GRADUATES--Cecelia Skovira, daughter of Mr. and Mrs.

John Skovira, College was graduated this year from North Union High School. She plans on a teaching career. DEBORAH POWELL was one and a half years old June 2. She is the granddaughter of Mrs. Hattie Powell, 11 Green Fairchance, and Mr, and Mrs.

Roy G. McElroy, Morgantown, W. Va. Sherick, Sharon Scherick, Sue WUsorl. Nineveh Club JJlue ribbons: Ada Lou Andrew, Erma Crouse, Nancy Ann Dunn, Karen Kildreth, Rena Lough, Kay Mooney, Joan Mitchell, Grace Black.

i ribbon: Sue Rices Landing Club--Blue ribbons: Wendie Ellsworth, i a Guesman, Patty Hopshire, Wilma Jean Hopshire, Georgeann Kuharcik, Gloria Lesnick, Diane Me- Kee, Bonnie Muscavitch, Marlee Muscavitch, Pamela i 1 Patty Nickler, Lucille a 1 Lynn Ramage, Mary E. Stfler, Faith Wright, Mary Yerkai, Red ribbons: Yvonne Cutler, a Schulmeister. Ruff Creek Club--Blue ribbons: Marcia Collands, Elaine Householder, Joyce Householder, Shirley Martin, Ruth Martin, a Nelson, Linda Kay i Carol Ann Simmons, Linda Tan. ner, Gayle Voelker, Red ribbons: Diana Nelson, Ruth Phillips. Ruton Club--Blue i Norabella Adrian, Judy Boster, Sandy Chapman, Saundri Conklin, Anna Crouse, Sue Day, Sue Ely, Rita Goodwin, Linda Gordon, Sharon Gordon, Rosemary Guth.

erie, Connie Hennen, a Lewis, Karen Lynch, Lana Scott, Carol Ann Stewart, Anita Walson. Barbara Watson, Kay Wildman, 3ue Grove, Judy Jacobs. Red ribbon: Peggy Nelson. Rutan Modern Pioneering Club --Blue ribbons: Anna Crouse, Sue Day, Sue Ely, Sharon Rosemary Gutherie, Linda Gordon, Karen Lynch, Sue jarol Ann Stewart. Red ribbons: Arabella Adrian, Judy Boster, Sandy Chapman, Connie Hennen, Uana Scott, Barbara Watson, Judy Jacobs.

Upper Sugar Grove Glub--Blue ribbons: Shirley Antill, a a Driehorst, Shirley Hooker, Martha Ann Keier, Connie Parry, Linda Reed. Red ribbon: Connie Briggs. White ribbons: Anderson, Mary jeuhardt, Genevieve Leuhardt, Wary Grow. Swarts Sewing Club--Blue ribrans: Lois Bevans, Janet Clutter, ilarthyl Conklin, Marilyn McCulough, Colleen Meighen, i a VanScyoc, Arleta Robinson. Swarts Cooking Club--Blue ribions: Lois Bevans, Janet duller, terilyn McCullough, Colleen Mei- jhen, Arleta Robinson.

Red ribions: Mathyl Conklin, Linda Van- Scyoc. Whiteley Township Club--Blue ibbons: Cheryl Anderson, Kathy iarnhart, i Cunningham, lanice Graham, Karen Phillips, Carol Parkinson, Candy Starr, Linda Swan, Shirley i Trudy Walls, Diana Walker, Jean Walker. County-wide Tailoring C1 -Hue ribbons: Sue Hoy, Spraggs; Cheryl Anderson, Whiteley; Paula It Joy, Carmichaels. Red ribbon: Cay Gooden, Spraggs. MEETING Albert Gallatin Chapter of the United States Daughters of 1812, hold its August meeting on Wednesday at the Uniontown Club.

The meeting will legin at 12:30 p.m. Reports will ie given from the state meeting. PAY TRIBUTE Dames of Malta 114 will meet onight at 7:30 at Gleason Mineral Home to pay respects to Mrs. Grace Sliger. The Queen requests all members to wear white dresses.

SALLY BEAUTY SALON Solly Shop Downstairs Main at Beeson GE 8-1981 SHOP HOURS: Tuesday thru Thursday and Saturday 9 to Friday Comfortably Air-Conditioned Special Creme Cold Permanent, plus Shampoo Stt $.5.95 confirm HAIRCUTS 1.00 BUDGET WAVE 495 APPOINTMENT NOT ALWAYS NEEDED Miss Fike Will Become Bride Of Robert Goessler In Ceremony In November Mr. and Mrs. Everett Fike of Confluence and announcing the engagement and approaching marriage of their daughter, Donna, to Robert Goessler, son of Eugene Goessler of Pittsburgh and the late Mrs. Goessler. The bride-elect is a graduate of South Union High School and Call fornia State College.

In the fall she will be on the faculty at Wilkinsburg High School! Mr. Goessler is a graduate of David B. Oliver High School Pittsburgh, and is presently attending California State College. The wedding will take place Nov. 25 in the Grace Methodist Church of Confluence.

Newlyweds To Reside In Washington The marriage of Sally Zaharoff, daughter of Mrs. Gloria Zaharoff, Marianna, and the late Peter Za- haroff, and James Smith, son ol Mr. and Mrs. 0. Smith, Masontown, took place in St.

Nicholas Russian church, Marianna, on Ju 24. The double ring ceremony was performed by the Rev. Charles Phillips. Albert Kruger gave the bride in marriage. She.

wore a floor- length gown of embroidered silk organza with short sleeves trimmed with seed pearls, a fitted bodice and a scooped neckline trimmed with seed pearls. The bouffant skirt featured a bustle look and ruffled pleats circling the bottom of the gown, ending in a-chapel train. Her finger-tip veil was held by a crown of pearls and sequins, and she carried a cascade bouquet of white roses and stephanotis with green anc long white streamers. For jewelry, she wore a gold cross and peari earrings. The matron of honor, Mrs.

Shirley Ann Brookman, wore a mini green street length dress of silk organza styled with short sleeves, a fitted bodice and a scooped neckline. The bouffant skirt featured a bustle back. She wore a matching headpiece and carried a cascade bouquet of yellow carnations anc white stephanotis with long mint green streamers. Mary Kay Raule and Mary Ann Petroff were the bridesmaids. They wore identical gowns like that worn by the maid of honor, and carried cascade bouquets ol yellow carnations.

Alan Smith, Masontown, served as best man and Howard Zaharoff and Eugene Frank ushered. Mrs. Zaharoff appeared in an orchid dress with white accessories and an orchid corsage. The bridegroom's mother wore a navy blue suit with matching accessories and a rose corsage. Approximately 200 guests attended the reception held in the Marianna Youth Center.

Mrs. Paul Vargo, Mrs. Tim Raule, Mrs. Donald Kurtz, Mrs. Martin Niverth, Mrs.

George Stoskel, Mrs. George Peterson, Martha Levanoff, Mary Regie, Mrs. James Ot- lena and Mrs: John Hinkle served as aides. The new Mrs. Smith is a graduate of West Bethlehem High School and California State College.

She a first grade teacher at Patton School. Mr. Smith attended the Pennsylvania State University and California State College. He is a mathmatics teacher at the Me- Ceesport Center of Pennsylvania State University. The couple will make their home on Donnan Washington, fol- owing a wedding trip to Wash- ngton, D.

and Florida. PICNIC Gamma Sigma Gradale will lo'ld its annual picnic tonight at 6:30 at the home of Betty Berwick, Buttermilk Hopwood. Hernbers are asked to bring own able service. DONNA FIKE Playhouse Schedules Riotous Play "Gazebo" Is the title of the play presented this week at the Mountain Playhouse at Jennerstown. In the riotous style of "My Three Angels," here is the wonderfully improbable story of the corpse that wouldn't, stay hidden.

It's full of highly likeable people who proceed from one farcical entanglement to another, while the audience to the affair can't do much but laugh and laugh! Starring Charles Crain in the role originally created by Walter Slezak, this summertime romp will feature the rest of the Playhouse Company in a Variety ol spicy parts. For information and reservations call Mrs. Nelle S. Wright at GE 8-4038. Perryopolis Moose Unit Has Meeting Women of the Moose, Uniontown Chapter 1055, Perryopolis, held their Chapter Night program Aug.

4, at the Moose Home with Mrs. Nellie Guth, senior recent, presiding. Plans were made for a 500 card party to be held Thursday night at 8 o'clock in the Moose Home. Mrs. Gloria Condupa and Diana Pivarnik, August birthday celebrants, were presented gifts from the chapter.

Mrs. Helen Haller was awarded the surprise Members and friends are asked to donate unwanted costume jewelry, used Christmas, get well, and birthday cards to the chapter. Also a request is made for cancelled stamps on envelopes. The next meeting will be held Thursday, Aug. 18 at 8 o'clock in the Moose Home.

LODGE MEETS Lady Gallatin 309 will hold its monthly meeting tonight at 8 o'clock in the Odd Fellows in Smithfield. Noble Grand Jennie Black urges a full attendance. Do False Teeth, MakeGumsSore PAIN-A-LAV brines quick sooihinz relief to gums rubbed Bore and raw from Irritating falae tccth-and following tooth extractions. You'll amazed bow quickly PxiN-A-LAY (a dentist's formula) takes tbe ache out of pain. Get PAIN-A-LAY your druggist today.

SAVE Twiei Get Top Value Stamps Plut KROGER Best Buyil i Kroger Pork Beans ..4 Kroger Apple Sauce AVONDALE Peaches WBA Group, To Convene Tuesday Uniontown Review 275, Woman's Benefit meet Tuesday night at 7:45 in the Moose Lodge Hall with President Mrs. Edna Fordyca presiding. All officers and members are urged to be present as plans will be made to attend the Valley Club meeting in Connelisville on Wednesday at E. Park. Plans will also be made to attend the iniation of candidates in Rockwell on Friday.

Cars will leave the Moose Hall at 5 p.m. and dinner will be served at 6 o'clock. Reviews represented will Charleroi, Connelisville and Uniontown. Reservations for the dinner roust be made with Mrs. Mary Long no later than Tuesday.

Districts Will Hold Picnic Rally Fayette County Sunday School Assn. of District 3 will hold a rally in the form of a covered dish picnic supper tonight at 6:30 at Welter's Grove on Route 119. Meat and rolls will be furnished Members are to bring a covered dish, table service and own drink. The Rev. Edwin Arthur of the Smithfield Methodist Church will be devotional leader.

Board members of District 3 will be program leaders. The Ronco Junior Choir will present a program of religious music in the western scene, pay- tag tribute to Redd Harper, the famous composer of western gos- 'pel songs. Members of the choir are Mary Ellen Bolen, Linda Izzeppi, Rosalee Collins, Sandy Weaver, Elvire Weaver, Mary Agnes Minor, Myrtle Boulem, Inabelle and Nancy Fry. Featured will be the gos- pelels, Patti and Alfreds Brown- filed. The choir is under the direction of Mrs.

Alfred Brownfield. A special selection written by Ira Stanstill will be presented. ENDS VISIT Mr. and Mrs. Fred Valentich and family have returned to their home in Tacoma, after visiting their parents, Mr.

and Mrs. Steve Shultz, Oliphant Furnace, and Mrs. Susan Valentich, Fairchance. The trip was made by plane. REBEKAHS Ellen Rebecca Lodge 233 will meet tonight at 8 in the Odd Fellows hall at Waltersburg.

In charge wiJi be Mrs. Ann Lowe. GRANGE MEETS Wharton Grange 2034 will meet Tuesday night at 8:30 in the Wharton Hunting and Fishing Club at Farmington. Pomona Grange In Baking Contest A feature of the recent Pomona Grange meeting was a baking contest. Mary L-yon, Pomona home economics chairman, and Mary Anderson, extension home economist, judged the contest.

The following winners were announced: Rolls-first, Lois Seaton, Franklin Grange; second, Delia Ferguson, Woodside Grange; third, Mrs. Shaffer, Morning Star Grange. Cakes--first. Olive JVfesse, i Star Grange; second, Gcnevieve Woodside Grange; third, Rclla Shearer, Mill Run Grange. Cookies--first, Goldie Christopher, Franklin Grange; second, Marian Bertovich, i Grange; third, Leona Dennis, Ridgeview Grange.

Those winning a first place will enler state competition in Harrisburg, entries to arrive not later than noon Wednesday, September 28. Needlework winners who i enter state competition the same week are: Table cloth--Olive Bryson, Menallcn Grange; doilfes-- Clara Randolph, Franklin Grange; 3-piece buffet set, Leona Dennis, Ridgeview Grange: crocheted edging, Leona Dennis. Ridgeview Grange; afghan--Eileen Moore. Franklin Grange; 3-piece baby set--Delia Blaney, 6 a 11 a i Grange; crocheted gloves--Leona Dennis, Ridgeview Grange. A new state contest thus year is the arrangement of fresh flowers or dry flowers for centerpiece or corsage of fresh flowers.

Judging on the Pomona level will take place at the country fair grounds by noon Tuesday. Aug. 23. Bowling Unit Has Annual Ham Fry Our Friends Bowling League held a ham fry Thursday. Aug.

4, at Braddock's Park. New officers elected were James Wilson, president; George Allenberg, vice president; William Conroy, treasurer; Ruth Pegg, secretary. Those present were Hilda Allenberg, George Allenberg. Betty Andrews, Dolores Avery, Marie Baird, Kenny Barclay, Nancy Barclay, Walter Barclay. Walter Beal, Stella Chucy, Margaret Chupella, George Chupella, Elva Conroy, William Conroy, Bessie Handford, Joseph Metis, Kenneth Melts, Walter Melts.

Pete Melts, Julia Mikluscak, Delia Middleton, Neva Provance, Mary Provance, Ann Roberts, Ponald Sampey, Mary Sampey, Melvi.n Sampey, Nester Titus, Emily Wilson, James Wilson, Rosella Yekel, Henry Yekel, Belly Yankey and Jack Pegg. Unable lo attend were Evelyn Weaver, Ruth Pegg, Thelma Handford, George Handford and Marlene Bixler. RECENT BRIDE--Ruth Garnet Cullen, daughter of Mr. 'and Mrs. Alexander Cullen, Mather, and Clifford D.

Panck, son of Otto Panek, Cleveland, Ohio, were united in marriage March 19 in the Bethany United Church of Christ, Cleveland, Ohio. Officiating at the 4:30 nuptials was the Rev. George Schissler. The bride graduated from Redstone Twp. High School and is employed by the Ohio Bell Telephone Co.

in the traffic Cleveland. Mr. Panek graduated from East Tech High School, Cleveland, and served with Ihe Armed Forces in Germany. He is employed by the a i a Aeronautics a Space Adminislration, Lewis Research Center, as a stationary engineer, Cleveland, Ohio. --Spcllraan Studio MEETING St.

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