The Daily Republican from Monongahela, Pennsylvania • Page 6

Daily Republican, Monongahela, Pa. Herald-American, Donora, Pa. THURSDAY, APRIL 14, 1966 PAGE 6 tc? family jfae jjj Demo. Delegates To Annual Convention Are Chosen At Meet; Candidates Speak ui dlmrcliei Society EDITORS LEONORA CARCELLA-258-7000 VIRGINIA COATSWORTH-379-6500 Mrs. Ciyde Willebrand Neiv President Of Donora Forecast Club For 1966-67 member, Frances Weygandt, had passed away.

The president stated that the various committes of the Candidates Dinner are working hard and plans are progressing. Main business of the evening was the selection of delegates who will represent the local club at the annual convention in Harrisburg. In addition to the president, Armida Cooper and Mary Dutch were selected as delegates. First alternate is Mae Charlton and second alternate, Louise Griffith. Jennie Sarver chairman of the Social Committee, appointed the following to serve for next month: Betty Kovacik, chair Foreign Student To Speak To Elizabeth Club A foreign exchange student, Maria Christina Rebella Vegli-ola from Montevideo, Uruguay, who is a senior at Elizabeth-Forward High School, will give a talk and show slides at the April meeting of the Woman's Club of Elizabeth.

The meeting will be held Tuesday, April 19, at 8 p.m. in the Pittsburgh National Bank hall. The business session will be conducted by Mrs. Peter Trafalis. Program Chairman Mrs.

Robert Charles will introduce the speaker. Miss Vegliola makes her home with Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Gartley of Constitution Boston, Pa. The nomination committee, comprising Mrs.

Wayne McEU ravey, Mrs. Clyde Barnett, Mrs. John Thompson and Mrs. Peter Julian, will choose a slate of officers for the coming two years. Hostesses for the evening will be Mrs.

Anthony Frost, Mrs. Carl Fekula, Mrs. Joseph Duff-ner, Mrs. Fred Curry and Mrs. W.

Mannering. Meetings in the coming year will be held regularly on the LICENSED PRACTICAL NURSES ASSOCIATION held its Installation dinner in the Char-leroi Elks Club. From left to right are, seated: Mrs. Minnie Charlton, second vice president; Mrs. Eunice M.

Kissinger, secretary; Genevieve Williams, president; Mrs. Catherine Ostrander, treasurer; standing-Mrs. Mae Wilson, director; Elizabeth Anthony, a guest, who presented each officer for installation; and Mrs. Lillian McNab, another guest of the association. Absent when the picture was taken were Mrs.

Adelaide Witta, first vice president; Catherine Glares and Jean Clingenpeel, directors. MONONGAHELA Licensed Practical Nurses Install New Officers Donora Forecast Club elected new officiers when it met Mon day evening in the Donora Community Center. Plans also were made for the Fourteenth Anniversary Ban quet, closing event of the club year, which will be held Monday, May 9, in the Donora Elks Club. Mrs. Clyde Willebrand was elected president; Mary Jane Rabe, vice president; Mrs.

Russell Pcrney, recording secretary; Mrs. Walter Debowski, corresponding secretary; and Lillian Bier, treasurer for the coming year. These officers will be installed at the closing banquet, which will begin at 7 p.m. May 9. Mrs.

James Morton is gener al chairman, and is being aided by Mrs. K. W. Schempp, Jr. on reservations; Mrs.

Alden F. Miller, Jr. on installation and gift presentation; Mrs. Walter Debowski and Mrs. James A.

Rabe, on prizes and Irene Louise Hilaire, program arrange ments. er favors were yellow and blue The 'club voted to donate $2002irc HiSh Strfet Mononga- second Monday of each month, as they have been in the past year. However, additional ses sions may be called to play cards or go on field trips, program chairman Mary Jane Rabe reported. Miniature Easter baskets con taining candy eggs and chicks centered the card tables at which dessert was served by Hostesses Mrs. William Carson, Mrs.

Gabriel Zeffiro, and Mrs. Hengust Robinson, Jr. Bridge prizes, wrapped in Eas ter theme, were won by Mrs. Russell Perney, Mary Jane Rabe, and Mrs. George Wall.

St. Mm 9 try MX IjIUU Plans Social Senior Club members of St. Mary's Eastern Orthodox VT if ot fating ect. The proceeds of the proj- in the process of being com pleted. A social will be held Wednesday, April 20, at 7 p.m.

at the church hall. Also planned was a Mother's Day dinner to be held on Mother's Day. The Reverend Nicholas Fe-dorchak, pastor of the church, was presented with a check for $300, which represents the balance of the $2,500 given by the club for the purchase of Icons. (BirthJt a i. DONORA April IS, 1966 Mrs.

Anna Daumit. Gregory Zuraw. Fostella Wilson. Thomas J. Hudak.

Robert John Span. Alice Marie Dzyak. Judy White. Chosen is the native name for Korea. man, Mary Campbell, Mary An- dras, and Mary Cole.

The president introduced the candidates present and called on each for a few remarks. They were as follows George Bindi and Andrew Turick, Con gress candidates; A. J. Mur phy, Legislature candidate, and John Nicolella and William B. Stout, State Senate Committee candidates.

A letter sent from Senator William J. Lane, State Senate candidate, was read by President Mrs. Patterson. The president then introduced the guests present who were: Mrs. Mona Murphy, Mrs.

Ella- nora Warren, president of the Jeffersonian Club, Abe Faiella, and David B. Moses. Members recited the Club Motto at the conclusion of the meeting. The door prize was won by one of the guests, Mrs. Warren.

Tasty refreshments were served by Chairman Antoinette Roule and her aides, Mary Theresa Roule, Milne Henson, Laverne Calderone and Catherine Mitchell mmmmmmmissmmmmmim MONONGAHELA I Calendi Of ts ven April 15 12:15 p.m. ROTARY CLUB luncheon-meeting at First Methodist Church; John Conte, pres- ident. 4:30 p.m. JUNIOR CHOIR Rehearsal, First Methodist Church. 7:30 p.m.

SENIOR CHOIR Rehearsal, Methodist Church. p.m. GINGER HILL GRANGE at Grange Hall; John Kirschner, master. April 16 10:30 a.m. LUTHERAN Girl's Choir.

Members of the Women's Democratic Club of Mononga hela selected delegates who will represent the local club at the annual convention and heard brief talks by candidates in the coming primary election at the regular meeting held at the Le gion Hall. The session, presided over by President Mary Patterson, opened with members rising and reciting the pledge of alle giance. Chaplain Norma Jean Walters read from John and led members in reciting the Lord Prayer. Routine reports were read and approved. Armida Cooper, chairman of the Sick Committee, reported Josephine Wallace now home from the hospital and Maude Blythe about the same.

She al so reported that the father-in law of a member.Ann Eusepi, and the sister-in-law of another Legionnaires To Honor National Commander Members of the American Legion and the Auxiliary Units will have a testimonial dinner at Webster Hall in Pittsburgh on Friday, April 29, at 6:30 p. m. The guest of honor will be L. Eldon James, national com mander of the American Le gion, which consists of 16,000 American Legion Posts through out the world, with a member- shin of 2.650.000 veterans of World War World War II and the Korean conflict. Commander James, a native of the state of Virginia, served as a Lieutenant in the Naval Reserve during World War II, is a graduate of William and Marv College, active as a trial lawver.

and is now serving his fifth year on the Virginia Bar Council. He is maried to the former Aurelia Quinby Mitchell of Mor- ristown, IS. J. ana fans Church, Va. They have four children and one grandchild.

Among the Legion notables who will be in attendance at hA Wnhster Hall dinner will be: Harry V. Klein, Legion Commander, Department of Pennsylvania; Daniel A. Drew, National Executive Committeeman; John C. Mann, Western District Vice Commander; Edward T. Hoak, Department Adjutant; Henry R.

Woods, Commander of the Allegheny County American Legion, and Regis Cusick, Past Department Commander. Al Viggiano, Senior Vice Commander of the Legion in Alle-gaheny County is in charge of arrangements. Ticket Chairman is W. Raymond Jones of wen-shaw. 55 9 12 SIZE 10 14 SIZE $79.00 8 10 SIZE 49.00 6x9 SIZE 39.00 3x5 SIZE 8.98 2x4 SIZE 3.98 to Donora Public Library as its civic project for the year, and camp development fund.

Miss Bier gave a report on the Camp; hit A flirMC CTVtiCArcnin Ywmimt and the camp development fund was explained by Mrs. Schempp. come. A nominal fee will be charged. The Ladies Social Unit of the American Russian Citizen's Club of Monongahela will spon sor a Penny Social on Sunday, April 17, at 7:30 p.m.

Refreshments will be served and the public is invited. Miss Mary Catherine O'Brien, associate professor at California State College in the Education Department, will speak at the Adult Education Class in St. Anthony's School tonight at 7:30. She is a certified pub lic school Child Psycologist and will speak on the topic entitled "The Children of Intermediate School years and Pre-adoles- cence." This is Miss Bnen second lecture for the series of classes. Everyone is welcome to attend.

i Tri-County Division of Li censed Practical Nurses Asso ciation of Pennsylvania held its dinner meeting in the Charle- roi Elks Club on Thursday eve ning, April 7. Dinner was served at six o' clock and the decorated tables held a centerpiece of vari-col- ored grapes overflowing from a tall cut glass compote surrounded bv grape leaves and trailing vines. This was flanked by candelabra holding yellow tapers. Favors were waxed cat-thedral windows, in miniature, picturing the Easte rcross, an gel and lamb. A small yellow candle glowed in the back.

Oth- DONORA 3 Adrian Tokay, son of Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Tokay, 153 Thompson Avenue, was initiated into Delta Chi Delta Fraternity on March 18, at the University of Dayton in Dayton, Ohio. Adrian was graduated from Mon Valley Catholic High School in 1964 and is gently, and Personnel Management at the university. Trailblazers of the First Methodist church will meet this evening at 8 p.m in the church for its regular monthly meeting.

Members are planning to make homemade Eastor bonnets and will also model them. The meeting will be conducted by Mrs. Raymond Alvarez, president "Catholic Schools at the produced by the staff of WTAE, presenting questions and answers by Bishop Wright, Msgr. McDowell and others will be presented on Thursday, April 14, at 8:30 p.m. Area artists have been invited to submit their work for exhibit at the Pittsburgh Society of Sculptors, Arts and Crafts Center of Pittsburgh, by contacting Tersa M.

Rozewski at Jal-6751 Gallery hours will bo from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. on weekdays and 2 to 5 p.m. Sundays. Critics and photographers are welcome by appointment on April 23 by phoning Jal-6751.

Gus DeFelicis, 520 Fifth Street, has returned to his noted cjCocaid Miss Anna Heyes, Mrs. I. Brake and Mrs. Martin Appo-lonia, all of Monongahela, have just returned home from Nor folk, Virginia where they spent the Easter weekend with Lieu tenant and Mrs. Robert Brake and son Steven.

Mrs. Robert Brake is the former Joan Ap- polonia. The regular meeting of the Dorcas Class of the First Meth odist Church of Monongahela will be held Friday evening, April 15, at 8 o'clock in the church. Serving on the Social Committee are: Mrs. Lela Neel, Mrs.

Rose Ewing and Mrs. Ri ta Johnson. Mrs. Patsy Quattrone of Gal latin is a patient in the Mercy Hospital, Pittsburgh, room 443. Sam, Tony, and Paul Inser- ra, all residents ot Monongane- la, have returned from Roches ter, N.

where they attended the funeral on Monday, April 11, of their sister Rosalie Inserra Valenti. She is survived by her husband, Joseph, twelve children, two sisters and four brothers. Also in attendance from Monongahela were Mrs. Anthony Nuzzaci and Eugene Inserra, niece and nephew of the deceased. The Buds of Promise Class of Riverview Baptist Church will meet at 7:30 tonight in the church.

Mrs. John Anderson, president, urges a good attendance. The April meeting for Western Division, Pennsylvania As- socaition of Moose, District No. 10, will be held in California, Sunday, April 17. Officers will meet at 2:30 p.m.

and the regular session will follow, Lodges are requested to urge delegates to attend the meet ing as individual lodge repre sentation is needed to carry on District business. Members of the Monongahela High School Class of 1936 are urged to attend a meeting Mon day evening, April 18, at 8 clock in the Monongahela Elks Club which is being held for the purpose of organizing a late summer class reunion. A record hop and card party, sponsored by the Ginger Hill Grange, will be held Saturday, April 16, at 8 p.m. Refresh ments will be available. Chairman is Mr.

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Many other favors marked each place and were donated by the Don ora Central Pharmacy, Pitts burgh National Bank of Donora, Bell Telephone Company and the Seventh Day Advontist church members donated book lets "Kindle Kindness." New Officers Installed President Miss Genevieve Williams pinned each guest with a pink rose bud corsage as each guest entered the dining room. After a delicious dinner, Miss Williams introduced the install ing officer, Mrs. Eunice M. Kissinger. Each new officer was presented by Mrs.

Elizabeth Anthony. New officers are Miss Edith Genevieve Williams; president; Mrs. Adelaide Wiita, first vice president; Mrs. Min nie Charlton, second vice president; Mrs. Catherine Ostrander, treasurer; Mrs.

Eunice M. Kissinger, secretary; and Mrs. Minnie Charlton, chaplain. All are licensed practical nurses New directors are Mrs. Cath erine Ostrander, Mrs.

Catherine Mrs. Minnie Charlton, Mrs. Jean Clingenpeel, Mrs. Mae Wilson and Mrs. Eunice M.

Kissinger, executive direc tor. President Williams opened the meeting, with prayer being given by the chaplain, Mrs Minnie Charlton. The nurses pledge was repeated by all present. Mrs. Kissinger an nounced that the 1966 conven tion would be held May 24-26, in the Benjamin Franklin Hotel, Philadelphia.

Miss Williams will attend as the delegate and Mrs. Ostrander will be the alternate. It was announced that those desiring membership should ask for an application blank from the treasurer. The Executive Board will screen membership applications. There is an assessment fee of $7.00 due upon joining: dues are due in June of each year and are $16.0, Next meeting of the group will be reld on May 5, in the home of Mrs.

Minnie Charlton, 717 Lincoln Avenue, Lock 4, Charleroi, at 6:30 p.m. President Williams thanked all for making her year a year to remember. All were present ed with a gift of appreciation a lovely two-stranded pearl necklace. Games were played and first prize was won by Genevieve by Elizabeth Anthony; the bean bag was won by Genevieve Wil liams. rnniverianei DONORA April 15, 1M None reported.

al Deputy Thomas Ogilvy of Clan MacDonald and his staff of McKeesporL Chief James Strain, requests a full at tendance of members. Enter-! tainment and lunch will follow the meeting. Ladies Friendship Class of Sampson Union church of El- dora will hold its meeting on Friday evening, April 15, at 7:30 in the church social rooms. Theme will be "Showers of Blessings." Exchange gift will be a living room item worth 50c. Reservations may be made: mm la MONONGAHELA April 14, 1966 None reported.

April 15, 1966 MR. AND MRS. RUSSELL FLEEGLE, 57. Mr. and Mrs.

Albert Ferrari, 37. Mr. and Mrs. Arthur C. Burk-ett, 28.

Mr. and Mrs. Dwight Momey-er, 30, Pearl. As many as 245 earthquakes have been recorded in one week in Guatemala. PENNY SOCIAL Sponsored by Ladies Social Unit Sunday, April 17 7:30 P.M.

AT THE American Russian Citizens Club 2nd St. Monongahela REFRESHMENTS WILL BE SERVED PUBLIC INVITED RECORD HOP AND CARD PARTY Sat. April 168 p.m. At The Ginger Hill Grange Rt. 136 Monongahela Admission 25c Refreshments Available ami 2 Sic stores MONONGAHflA mi 100 Virgin Wool oval braided rugs now at the price of blends! WOMEN'S COATS AND SUITS home to convalesce after being; Williams; second prize went to a patient in the Mercy Hospital, I Mrs.

Lillian McNab; third prize Pittsburgh. Mr. DeFelicis will 'was won by Catherine Ostrand-nct be able to return to his du-er; and fourth prize was won Don't stop with the furniture! A rug like this lends the final, perfect touch of authenticity. Springy, virgin wool is carpet-soft and gives so much service because you can flop it over for double-length wear. Extra heavy tubular braid in a muted mixture of lovely colors.

All sizes are approximate. ties in the high school for some; time. Court Donora, Catholic Daughters of America, will meet on Monday, April 18, at 8 p.m. with the Grand Regent, Margaret Kepic presiding. A new slato of officers will be presented by Mrs.

Iaquinta and members will bring either handmade articles, home canned foods or home made food to the meeting to be auctioned off at a Country Store Auction. Host esses will be Mrs. John Sabo, chairman, and Mrs. Hugo Sabi- nm, co-chairman. The awes will be Mrs.

Lawrence Ruscit- ti, Mrs. Giodaso Sala, Mrs. Ernest Sal vino, Mrs. Philip Sar-kus, Mrs. John J.

Sawa, Mrs. R. R. Schwerha, Mrs. Alex Sen- ko and Mrs.

George L. Shark. Installation of Clan Grant officers will take place on Fri- GROUP OF GIRLS' Better Dresses and Children's Wear VALUES TO $9 STORE HOURS Men. thru Fri. 10 a.m.-9 p.m.

Saturday 9 a.m. to 5:30 p.m. "10 PHONE 348-7123 nsn PRICED TO CLEAR AT WJk 2 lUiainS DONORA AND WASHINGTON AVE. day. April 15, at p.m.

in the the Mother-Daughter Ban-Donora Community Center. In- quel. Mrs. Elmer Newman, stallation will be made by Roy- president, urges all to attend..