The Evening Standard from Uniontown, Pennsylvania • Page 8

PAGE 8-UNIONTOWN, MONDAY, JANUARY Committees Are Announced A completed committee list is announced for the 28th annual pre Lenten dance which will be held Saturday, Feb. 7 al (he Holiday Inn. The popular annual affair is sponsored by St. Therese's R. C.

Church. General chairman is Victor DeCarlo. Co chairen are Mrs. Pat C. Trusio and Marie Georgians.

Other committees include: Publicity Mrs. James Gismondi," Julia Silver. Patron List Mrs. Anthony Perno, Mrs. Joseph Gulino, Mrs.

Joseph Trusio. Patrons Mrs. Jerry Leoni, Mrs. Eva Angelp, Joseph Gulino, Pat C. Trusio.

Decorations Mrs. Frank Yczioro, Mrs. James M. Rogers. Bill Zack and the Baronaires will furnish music for dancing between the hours of 10 p.m.

and 2 a.m. Tickets are available from any member of the dance committee. 'Betrothal 'Revealed LU ANN BOLTZE Guidance Club Members of the Child Guidance Club will meet at 8:15 Tuesday night at the home of Mrs. Thomas Hartley, 300 Elizabeth St. Co hostess will be Mrs.

Eugene Hilton. Speaker al the meeting will be Mrs. Arthur Guseman. Mrs. William Larkin is president.

CONNELLSVILLE LAST WEEK! STORE -WIDE JANUARY SALES DRASTIC REDUCTIONS ON ALL LEFT-OVER WINTER FASHIONS SHOP 10 TO 9 MONDAY-FRIDAY DAILY 10 TO Beauty Salon MEZZANINE 438-0573 with the kick of color RETOUCH 7.00 16.50 Perm Vie Yffmr Charge Account An appointment Is not always necessary ni HOKUM! MUM SHNDAKO Service Read In Afternoon Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Boltze of Perryopolis R. D. 1 are announcing the engagement of their daughter, Lu Arm to Dale Martin, son of Mr.

and Mrs. Glenn Martin, Perryopolis R. D.I. Miss Boltze is attending Mary Fuller Frazier High School where she i graduate this year. Mr.

Martin is a graduate of Mary Fuller Frazier High School with the class of 1968. He is attending the Pittsburgh Institute of Aeronautics. Wedding Ipans have not been announced. Engagement Mrs. William S.

Mason of 41 Evergreen Terrace, Uniontown is announcing the engagement of her daughter, Catherine Luman to Barry Rosensteel, son of Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Rosensteel of Greensburg. Miss Mason, daughter of the late Dr. William S.

Mason, is director of social service at Uniontown Hospital. Mr. Rosensteel is associated with Allied Asphalt Co. of Trafford. An early spring wedding is planned.

MEETING Friendship Class of Central Christian Church will meet Tuesday at 7:30 p.m. at the home of Mrs. Betty Spellmah. LEAGUE HOSTS AWARDS PARTY-Tri-State Bridge League hosted an awards party at the Uniontown Country Club. Series winners were presented their awards following a dinner.

Left to right, Huge Johns, Mildred Cowell, George Wydo, Mrs Hugh Johns, Mrs. John Watt and James Williams. sta hot. Bridge League Awards Party The Tri-State Bridge League hosted the annual awards party at the Uniontown Country Club. Following the banquet winners in the various series were awarded gift certificates: James Robinson i James Williams; Year Cup Series, Mrs.

Hugh Johns; Luke Carroll Series, Hugh Johns; President's Cup Series, Mildred Cowell. Special prizes were presented by Mrs. John Watt and Mrs. George Wydo, the dinner committee. Retiring officers are: presi- dent, George Wydo; vice president, Michael Koury; treasurer, Louis Axelrad; secretary, H.

E. Dean Jr. Directors were Jack Henry, Hugh Johns and Mrs. John Watt. New officers are: president, Mrs.

John Watt; vice president, Joseph Maraney; treasurer, Louis A a secretary, H. E. Dean Jr. Directors are George Wydo, Mildred Cowell and Mrs. Sarah B.

Semans. Following the presentations a 16-table club championship game was played with H. E. Dean Jr. acting as director, assisted by Hugh Johns, Walter Lusby, Harry Shockey.

Joseph Maraney, a Williams, Howard Snyder and Mrs. Lloyd L. Clark. Winners were: first, Mrs. Louis Goldberg and Mrs.

Ann Carberry; second, Howard Snyder and Mrs. James Williams; third, Walter Lusby and H. 0. Shockey; fourth, Howard Snyder and James Williams; fifth, Mrs. D.

L. Greene and W. H. Carson; sixth, Mrs. A.

J. Everhart and A. J. Everhart seventh, Mr. and Mrs.

Hugh Johns; Debra Martin Is Engaged Mr. and Mrs. Fred C. Martin of Carmichaels are announcing the engagement of their Debra Lynn to James Diamond, son of Clyde Diamond, Rices Landing and the late Mrs. Diamond.

The couple graduated from Carmichaels Area Senior High School in 1968. The bride elect is employed with the First National Bank of Carmichaels. Her fiance is associated with the Jones and Laughlln Steel Shannopin Mine in Bobtown. Wedding plans have not been revealed. Graduation Patricia Ann Noble was graduated recently 11 A I I California State College with a I- ri pn I bachelor of science degree in elementary education.

Mrs. Noble will begin teaching fourth grade in Prince George County Schools, Oxon Hill, Md. Her husband is an industrial arts teacher in Alexandria, Va. She is the former Patricia Ann Arnold, daughter of Mr. and Mrs.

Jesse Arnold of New Salem. DEBRA L. MARTIN BPW MEET New Salem Business and Professional Women's Club will meet Tuesday at 6:30 p.m. in the New Salem Presbyterian Church. Louise chairman of the world affairs committee, is program chairman.

Barbara Jean Herlznell, daughter of Mrs. Barbara Herznell of Connellsville and the late John Hertznell is engaged to Gerald-S. Gallagher, son of Mr. and Mrs. Henry Gallagher of Connellsville.

The bride-elect is a graduate of Connellsville Area High School and is employed by Graft Oil Co. in Connellsville as a bookkeeper. Mr. Gallagher is a graduate of Dunbar Twp. High School and is employed by Penn Lines Inc.

The wedding will take place in the fall. Club Meet Regular monthly meeting of Catholic Mother's Club of Oliver 1 will be held today at the Trinitarian Sisters' Home on Pennsylvania Uniontown. All money from the home products sale must be turned in. Dues are also payable. Social committee includes Mrs.

Margaret A chairman; Mrs. Margaret Zayislan, co-chairman; Mrs. Helen Skovera, Mrs. Anna Fabian, Mrs. Dorothy Papula, Mrs.

Annunza Crucio, Mrs. Anna Csmos, Mrs. May Lubich, Mrs. i Kubachka, Mrs. Stella Speshock.

Mrs. Setlla Speshock is president. Meet Tuesday Ladies Auxiliary to the Veterans of Foreign Wars, Post 47 will meet at 8 o'clock Tuesday night at the post home. Reports will be given and members are asked to fill out questionaires. A March of Dimes meeting is called for 7 o'clock with J.

N. Kronick in charge. TONIGHT There will be a meeting of the Ellen Rebekah Lodge 233, Waltersburg at 8 p.m. tonight at the lodge. Betty Seese is Noble Grand.

A lunch will be served. eighth, Mrs. John Watt and Mrs. Sarah Semans; ninth, Mrs. John Heinbaugh and Mrs.

William B. Pace; tenth, Mrs. John Bobak and Mildred Cowell; eleventh, Mr. and Mrs. Connell; twelfth, Dr.

and Mrs. Francis Larkin. A special guest, Mrs. Joseph Baer, a charter member was present as were guests from a ynesburg, Greensburg, Morgantown, W. Masontown and Pittsburgh.

Tri-slate Bridge League conducted the opening match of the Luke Carrol Cup Series at Shockey's Bridge Studio with a Howell Progression being used. Harold E. Dean served as director. Those pairs with high scores included: First, Mildred Cowell and Hugh Johns, 68; second, Mrs. Anne C.

Carberry 'and Mrs. William Hall, third, Jack Henry and George Wydo, 52V4; fourth, Mrs. George Wydo and Dr. H. E.

Potts, 50; fifth, Mrs. John J. Bobak and Mrs. Jeanne B. Shockey, sixth, Mrs.

Joseph F. John and Mrs. Francis J. Palumbo, 45; seventh, Michael Koury and H. 0.

Shockey, eighth, Freda J. Esper and Harold E. Dean 43. Mrs. John C.

Watt is president. A ceremony performed in the Central Christian Church united in marriage Harriet Nickolaus, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Nicholaus, Sarstedt, Germany and Robert E. Springer, son of Mrs.

John E. Springer, 53 Lawn Ave. and the late Mr. Springer. Dr.

Earl P. Confer officiated al the 2:30 p.m. service. The bridegroom's brother, Allen Springer, in the absence of the bride's parents, gave her in marriage. She wore a floor length white satin gown covered with white Swiss lace giving the front panel a coat effect.

The sleeves were long and three satin roses with seed pearl trimmed the empire waistline. White net and satin orange blossoms with ivy held her veil of tulle and she carried a cascade of white carnations and red roses. Ann Springer, sister of the bridegroom was maid of honor. Flower girls were Deborah Springer, Uniontown and Cheryl Ann Springer, Cleveland, Ohio, nieces of the bridegroom. Harold L.

Springer, Cleveland, Ohio was best man for his brother. Garden Club To Convene Members of the Hopwood Garden Club will meet Tuesday night at 7 o'clock in the Hopwood United Methodist Church. There will be installation of new officers with Vera Hess in charge. Speaker is Wade Mahoney. His subject will be "House Dues will be payable at this meeting.

Meet Called Regular meeting of the Shakespeare Club will be held Tuesday, Jan. 27 at 8 p.m. at the home of Jane Gorton, Fayette Bank Apt. llth floor. Members are asked to note the change in meeting place.

The topic for discussion is the "Supernatural in Shake- speare" with the leader, Mrs. Hugh H. Rogers speaking on ghosts and witches and Mrs. G. C.

Craig telling of elves and fairies. Hostesses are Jane Gorton, chairman; Cora Q. Baugh, Mrs. Floyd Riggs, Mrs. J.

D. Kerfoot and Elaine Rider. MRS. R. E.

SPRINGER Rich Spellman Photo A reception was held at (he home of, the bridegroom. The couple then departed on a trip to Washington, D. C. They will reside at 53 Lawn Ave. The bride graduated from Schiller High School in Sarstedt, Germany.

She was formerly employed as a laboratory technician in the Blaupunkt a in Germany. The bridegroom graduated from Uniontown Area High School with the class of 1963 and was employed with World Publishing Co. in Cleveland, Ohio. He served with the U. S.

Army for two years in W. Germany. He is now attending Penn State i i Fayette Campus. Bridge Lessons Learn to play well Profestional Instruction with pertonol attention by Harry 0. Shockey Life Matter American Contract Bridge League and certified personally by Charles H.

Goren as an Instructor. Class begins Monday, Feb. 2nd at Shockey't Bridge Studio For information call either 437-5286 or 329-8823 Starts Today Our Big Annual Pre-Inventory SALE TODAY 9 TIL 9 TUESDAY 9 TIL 4 Be here early! Savings for the home, the family and the car. Hundreds and hundreds 'of SALE items throughout the store. Quantities arc limited.

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