The Mercury from Pottstown, Pennsylvania • Page 25

West End I nils Honor Stroudsburg The Slroud Township Fire company, Stroudsburg, were guests at an annual picnic given by the and from the West End Fire company at the Knights of Columbus grove, Constitution avenue. Stowe. The Whisk-niks and Bustle Belles are member of the Fire company who organized in 1985 for the Pottstown Sesquicentcn- nial program. Stroudsburg celebrated its Sesqui-centennial in the same year as Pottstown and the groups got together and visited the pj.naroma of both towns. They still gather once a year for a social affair, alternating as hosts each year.

Mr. and Mrs. Lester Rice were in charge of arrangements for the event in Stroudsburg. Mr. and Mrs.

Steven Surman and Mr. and Mrs. Delmar Egolf were general chairmen of the event. Each family took a picnic lunch and beverage was provided by the West End group Adult and games highlighted the affair. One hun dred members and guests were in attendance.

The next affair will take place in Stroudsburg. Modern After Kites, Returns to Vietnam Duty Thursday, July 27, 1967 Pottstown Ruth A. Wagner became the bride of Prhate First Class Dennis J. Miller in an aftrrnoon service at the Trinity Reformed Church of Christ. Saturday.

The Rev. Howard Kosmen officiated at the double ring ceremony before an altar decked with white gladioli and carna tions, Richard Smokrr provided a recital of bridal music. The 50 guests were from Pittsburgh, Bernville and Reading as well as from this area. The bride is a daughter of Mr. (and Mrs.

Clayton Wagner, 1405 Keim street and graduate of Pottsgrove High school. She is employed as a secretary with Kawecki Chemical company. The bridegroom is a son of Mr. and Mrs. Perce Miller, Walnut street and attended Pottstown High school.

He worked in Kiwi Polish company prior to his term with the U.S. Army. He is presently serving in Vietnam and left a few days after the wedding to finish his tour of duty there. The hride was given in marriage hy her father. Her white full length gown was A line with a lace over cage.

It had short sleeves and a chapel train. Her bouffant illusion veil was secured by a crown of pearls and rhinestones. Mai Licenses Featured Performers Children of tho Woodland drlvo area produced their voraion of Big circua at tha home of Mr. and Mre. Thomas J.

McCleary, 608 Woodland drive. It proved auch a aucceaa with audience and performera, the group plana to repeat the performance later thia Summer. Two featured playera are shown above aa Jimmy McCleary portraya Heinly Family Slates Reunion The 69th reunion of the Heinly Family association will be in the Hamburg Recreation park Aug. 13. Registration will begin at 1 p.m., followed by a business meeting and program at 2 p.m.

A varied program has been planned by the committee and immediately following it, there will be games for the children and the adults. It will be held under the supervision of recreation directors. Prizes will be awarded. Members are asked to bring basket lunch. Vegetables Add Flavor To Casserole Fresh vegetables add an extra touch to any dish, and the ground meat and noodle casserole made by Mrs.

Richard A. McMahon. 815 Vaughn road, Kenilworth, is no exception. The recipe is a favorite of her son. Sp'4 Frank Kovanick, stationed in Germany.

Saute one pound of ground meat, seasoned with salt and pepper, with a medium onion, chopped, and set aside. Cook about one pound of noodles separately and drain. Grease a casserole and place NORTH DIVISION Oak street, Royersford, ma- a )ayer of noodles on the boltom. Admitted: Mrs. Sharon Sel- Mrs.

Nancy Moyer, 360 Cover with a iayer 0f meat, then domridge, 758 Walnut street, with a layer of corn, peas, or maternity; Henry VanDyke, 207 baked beans if prefered. Con- Rosedale drive, medical; Mrs. tinue placing layers in this way Honora Scholten, 200 Second 1 until the dish is full or any of road? up Mrs. Kathleen Cole, Pottstown Samuel SlerW Pour a can of tomato S0UP Route 18 maternity; Fay Mildred over the top, cover and bake for Ullman Pottstown RD 3. MlI1; one half hour at 350 degrees.

mslapnilv iTrltinrrl 1 Pocono lloneviuoon Mr. and Mrs. Melvin D. Sheffey are at homa at 282 Laurelwood road, after a honeymoon in the Pocono mountains. The bride is the former Linda Susan Eagle, daughter of Mrs.

Gerald Eagle, 215 Johnson street. Patents of the bridegroom, Mr. and Mrs. George Sheffey reside at Douglassville RD 1. The couple was married in a double ring ceremony performed by the Rev.

John Bovankovich in St. John the Baptist Greek Catholic church. A recaption followed at Norco fireball. McAfee Family Gatdhers At lYloiirar Residence FAMILY HEIRLOOM She carried white and blue carnations and as a completing touch, she wore a gold cross given to her by her mother. It is a family heirloom.

The maid of honor was Applications were made for bara Vanore, 550 Race street, marriage censes in Chester 4 Stowe. Sbe wore a yellow full county courthouse. est T. length shift gown. It featured county courthouse by: 3 a lace over cage and low back.

John ilurata, ana von street, sleeves were long. Her Phoenixville, and Cecelia cjrcujar veil was held by a zillo, 179 Pennsylvania avenui-. mnU.hinB fahrlc hand. Shi Phoenixville. carried yellow and white Joseph P.

R. Parent, 1191 nations. East Schuylkill road, and Linda Thr l)ridosmai(l a the J. Poley, Gilbertsville RD 1. bridegroom sister.

Kav Mil- Applications for marriage li- shr wag atlir0(, (he censes were made in Berks honor attpnHant. county courthouse, Reading, hy: The ring bearer was the Gerald (. Witman. Oley and s. i bridegroom brother, Paul K.

Kuth .1. Ilimmerreicn, Boyer- A. town Rn 'i Miller. He carried the rings on Peler Kucler, Olev RD 1. and pillow Karen MUherl, Fleetwood RD S.

I brother of the bridegroom, Lawrence .1, Niemczvk ff c. Harry Miller. The ushers were Reading, and Sharen K. (louser, David Miller, brother of the bridegroom; and David Wagner, brother of the bride. Mrs.

Wagner attended her Pottstown. Applications for marriage licenses were made in Mont- Superman in the traditional blue and red with his astonishing strong man sidekick portrayed by Scotty Cubbler, showing his muscular strength in feats of weight lifting. Other acts of the circus varied and eluded wild leopards, tigers and their trainer, various frilled and sequined acrobats, and clowns with green eyebrows. A family style dinner high- Debra, Patricia, Jeffrey and county courthouse, Nor in a light lignted the annual reunion of the Lori; Mr. and Mrs.

Ronald hf: rot blue suit and beige and white descendents of arrie and Wal Read, and Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth uut 3 accessories. Her corsage was ter McAfee at the home of Mrs. R(ad and children.

Wanda. Rob- harlotte street and Judy hj and carnations. Mnry Mourar, West Chester ert, Brenda and Kendra. 343 West Walnut chose a white shift members attend- Also, Mr. and Mrs.

Rodnev i 11 tt a sash of white, ed. Baseball and quoits were and Dwayne J. Fran Barnt and Ida Hoff- and jnk Hor cor. among ihe games played by and Pana. Mrs GeraId of Gilbertsville RD vouneer cuests 1.

Pottstown-Memorial Medical Center younger guests. mis and children. Daren, Debra, Mrs. Clair McAfee Sr. oflered Gerald and Gregorv; Mrs.

Edith a prayer before the meal. Gifts XIoAfoe and daughter, Belva; re presented to Mrs. Mazie and iyjrs sjuart Fichthorn, Pishet, oldest present, and Na- and and ivfrs. James dine Orr. youngest.

Cards were and son Kenneth sent to Mr. and Mrs. James McAfee. Mr. and Mrs.

Clair Mr Two (lelehrantH Feted at Picnic sage was of white and pink carnations. Following the reception at Fellowship hall, the couple took a short honeymoon to an undisclosed destination. For traveling, the bride chose a madris shift witb white acees- Dial 323-3000 with you news Easy To Make Fish Relish Fold chopped, drained canned blue lake variety green beans into tartare sauce or bottled thousand island dressing for a quick fish relish. maternity; Edward Lucas, 1458 JoseDh The casserole is a tasty dish Hoffecker road, medical; Mrs. sur2fcai.

she.b the year round, but fresh peas Bonnie Carlson, 111 High street, Rn rlrlt or corn make it extra tasty in Pauline Pennvpack- months, er, 517 Lineoln avenue Rn 2 su ica, Discharged: El wood Cro- me medical, er Lor 9. martie, Phiadelphia, surgical; tips. Hale street surgical; Diane Garbf 310 Varady, 1 Walnut street RoyCrsford, cal; Cora Davidheiser, 211 East Timothv Hi Poit8town RD; street, surgical; Diana Black 4, Murray road. Church- ville. surgical; Gregory W'amp ler, 723 Hoffecker road, medical; Helen Matthews.

841 North Franklin street, medical; Bren- ca Eva i Chestnut da Sabo. Gilbertsville RD 1, sur-1 treet Helen Stra- gical; Andrew Siegl, 2128 North Evans street street, surgical; Emma Rath, medical. 1041 Pine street, surgical. Discharged: Morris Crum, 621 Chestnut street, Royersford, Anderson, Bonnie Smith, Mr. Tw0 hirthdav celebrants sories.

a Mrs. James Orrs and honored at a picnic at the home The newlyweds were honored crson daughters, Lisa and Gwen Jones, at a rehearsal party given by Attending were Mr and Mrs js Fisher Mr and 782 Beech street. Guests of hon Mr. ami Mrs. Perce Miller at yi 0 rs ni Mrs.

Thomas Neiman, Mrs. Ler- and Mrs. their home. Mrs. Miller Wahor Mnnrar Walter Clemmer, Thomas ored the bride at a shower wlL ir Donna Prawprkniv Boettge, Kathy Moses, Amending were Mr.

and Mrs given at Trinity Church Fel- Donna Quigley and Drew Read. Ger.a,d Reardon and son Jerry lowship haU. Mr. and Mrs. William Mourar iMahanoy City; Mr.

and Mrs. Jr. and daughter, Diane, and Howard 1 p. Schwenksvilie Mr. and Mrs.

Joseph Strubilla qq ROLLS and Mrs. Joseph Me- and children, Mary Ann, Thom Laughlin and son, Michael, and as. Alan and William. Heat a package of frozen egg Mr. and Mrs.

William Stranick. And, Mr. and Mrs. Wavne rolls; service each in a nest of And, Mr. and Mrs.

William Mourar and children, Diik, finely shredded Western iceberg i i Mr. and Mrs. and Robin; Mr. and Mrs. lettuce with a dab of plum sauce Charles Grill and Mr.

and Mrs. Willard Mourar and children, or apple butter. Jones and daughter, Diana. SPECIAL LAMPS from your vims, 010 oil lamps tlocfrl ilea parchment and glass shades. custom decorating THE BETTERLEYS LAMP SPECIALISTS 815 Queen St.

326 3662 COIFFURES PLUS 33 HIGH ST. EASY TO MAKE SALAD Season cottage cheese with medical; Paul Faithful, Doug- f.lnoly, chhi(ves lassville RD 1, medical; Ricky for stuffing fresh tomatoes. Or Welsh. 1425 North Adams street, fl1 of.lhe.r'n« medical; Rachel Carr. menville RD 1.

surgical; Vir- ginia Artz, Douglassville RD 1. toP. season wUh salt sureical- John Hottenstein 183 and pepper Heap lhe center I Weft a ill e. surgical; Felix Kurtz, Willow and Wilson sh es. streets, surgical; George E'ther is an easy-to-make vey, 329 Berks street, Stowe, I surgical; Brian Kulp.

222 Mer- jvine street, surgical; Mary Jacobs, 309 West Walnut surgical; Vincent Marshall, 411 Walnut street, surgical; Ruth Reinhard, Bechtelsville RD 1, surgical; Mrs. Gloria Quinter, Douglassville RD 1, maternity; Mrs. Leanne Hoopes, Kulp road, Perkiomenville RD 1, maternity; Mrs. Shirley Corbin, 801 SPECIAL-MIX or MATCH MENNEN SPEED STICK FLUFFS 2 for 29c Contact Lenses Eyo Examinations Glasses Fitted DR. E.

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