The Daily Republican from Monongahela, Pennsylvania • Page 3

NOVEMBER 6, 1964- Photo by Edward Paoly MR. AND MRS. JOEL FRANK ZUBOVIC Joel Frank Zubovic Weds Miss Manilla Lois Sala In St. Philip Neri Church The marriage of Manilla Lois Sala and Joel Frank Zubovic took place in St. Philip Neri Roman Catholic Church of Donora on Saturday, October 10.

The bride is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Manillo Sala of 427 Second Street, Donora, and the bridegroom is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Jacob Zubovic of 124 North High Street, Fayette City.

The Rev. Ettore J. DeNapoli, church pastor, officiated at the mid-day nuptial service. Arrangements of white disbuds and Baker's fern appointed the altar as the couple exchanged vows of the double-ring ceremony. Wedding music was provided by the Children's Choir directed by Sister Jean Marie, and organist for the occasion was Joseph LaMendola.

Among the selections sung was the "Ave Maria" as the bride entered the church. A bouquet of white carnations was placed before the statue of the Blessed Mother by the bride. Miss Sala was given in marriage by her father. Her bridal gown of pure silk sata peau was fashioned with a basque bodice, long pointed sleeves and had an Italian neckline. It was styled with a cummerbund studded with tiny beads and crystals, and a semi bell skirt with removable long court train which was "poufed up" for the reception.

Her threetiered veil of pure silk illusion was held by a coronation crown of pearls and crystals. Her flowers were a cascade arrangement of dusty pink sweetheart roses accented with white miniature 'mums and ivy streamers. To fulfill all bridal traditions Manilla wore a sixpence in her shoe. Attendants In Emerald Green Maid of honor was Joan Bier of Butler, the bride's former classmate in nurses training. Bridesmaids were Constance Paro of Donora and Rose Ann Carbone Chicchiani of Melvindale, Michigan, formerly of Donora.

The attendants were high school classmates of the bride. They were identically attired in street length gowns of sata peau in emerald green, The gowns were fashioned with fitted bodices, sheath skirts, cap sleeves and had scoop necklines. Their three tiered full overskirts were enhanced at the waists by two small rosettes. For headpieces they had matching velvet flowers and leaves with brief veils and wore white gloves and shoes tinted to match their attire. John Fields of Belle Vernon, a former college classmate of the bridegroom, was best man and ushers were Charles Gismoni of Uniontown and David Homanics of Fayette City, the latter a brother-in-law of the bridegroom.

Both mothers wore corsages of cymbidium orchids with their ensembles, the bride's mother in green crepe with black leather accessories, and Mrs. Zubovic in turquoise with tapestry accessories. Wedding Reception Immediately following the ceremony, a reception was held at the church social room with approximately 200 guests present. A large three-tiered wedding cake, topped with a bride and groom, centered the buffet table. Out-of-town guests were from Michigan, Ohio, Pittsburgh, Uniontown, and surrounding communities.

The wedding reception was catered by Mrs. Clara Mannarino assisted by Marie Brizzi, Louise LaMendola, Kitty Pappasergi, and Louise Martinelli. Pictures of the day's activities were taken by Edward Paoly of Charleroi. When the couple left for a wedding trip to Washington, D. the bride was wearing a two-piece eggshell nubby wool suit with cocoa brown accessories and a white orchid corsage.

They have since returned and are residing in a newly furnished home in New Eagle. The bride was graduated from Donora High School with the class of 1960 and from St. Francis School of Nursing in 1963. She is now on the nursing 1 staff of the Monongahela Memorial Hospital in New Eagle. Her husband who is employed at Allied Chemical Corporation in Newell, is a graduate Bellmar High School, class of 1959, and from California State College in 1964.

Manilla was honored at a pre-wedding shower given by her cousin, Mrs. Thomas Pullion at her home in Charleroi two weeks before the wedding with 30 guests present. A delicious lunch was served and the bride received many beautiful and useful gifts for her new home. The rehearsal party was given by Joel's parents at their home in Fayette City. Refreshments were served and the couple presented their attendants with lovely remembrance gifts.

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James Biddle of the Riverview Baptist Church, McKeesport is President of the Brotherhood. DONORA Notes The Woman's Society of Christian Service of the First Methodist Church, Donora, has planned its November program in keeping with the general theme for 1964-65, "Summoned To A New Age." The meeting will begin at 8 o'clock in the Church Chapel on Tuesday, November 10 and leader will be the Rev. Hengust Robinson, church pastor. Devotions will be in charge of Margaret Hornbeck. Hostesses for the evening social to take place in the social room of the church are Mary Jane, Chopyak and Betty Jones.

President Helen Libengood will preside. Prefect Nancy Kovalak is re-; minding members of the regular meeting of the Immaculate Conception Junior Sodality to be held Monday, November 9. The session will take place in the parish hall of St. Michael's Byzantine Rite Catholic Church, Donora. The session will be called to order promptly at 4 o'clock and all Sodalists are asked to attend.

Mrs. Jack Staff is Sodality Moderator and directs activities for the group at each meeting which all girls participate in and enjoy. FROC District meeting of Junior Clubs will be held Sunday, November 8, at 3 p. m. in McKees Rocks.

Paul D. Zolak of Donora, District Governor, will be in charge of the business session. John Elco of 620 Eighth Street, Donora, is improving in the Monongahela Memorial Hospital, New Eagle. Mr. Elco will be confined for several days.

His room number is 315. The Holy Name Society of St. Michael's Byzantine Rite Catholic Church, Donora, will receive holy communion in a body on Sunday, November 8, at the 8 a.m. mass. Confessions will be heard tomorrow at 10 a.m.

and again at 6:30 p.m. There will be no confessions at one p.m. President Victor Lesnak asks all members to participate. The Donora Dragon Boosters Club will meet Monday, November 9, in the Irondale Hotel Dining room at 7:30 p.m. Principal business to be discussed will be preparations for the coming banquet to be given ball the Donora High President School footplayers.

Mrs. John Tokach requests all members to attend. 1 The Woman's Page Jean Warren Careatti, Monongahela Society Editor V. Jean Franks, Donora Society Editor Plans Underway For Donora Club Frost Festival At Twin Coaches Donora Club members are advancing plans for their 11th annual Frost Festival which will be held at Twin Coaches. The 35th year of the club's formation will also be observed at the same time.

This mid-winter event is scheduled for Sunday, February 7 in the form of a dinner dance. Several special features including the crowning of the Frost king and queen by Club President Charles Zolak will be part of the evening program. The entertainment is being arranged by Dr. and Mrs. Dimitri NAACP Plans MeetingMonday In Belle Vernon The Monongahela Valley Branch of the National Association for the Advancement of Colored People will hold its regular monthly meeting at the Antioch Baptist Church in Belle Vernon on Monday, November 9.

President Harry McCraw will preside. During this meeting the nominating committee will present the slate of officers for acceptance by the membership. The balloting for officers will be held at the December meeting. Highlights also will be given on the State Convention which was held at the George Washington Hotel in Washington last month. The State essay contest winners and the "Miss Popularity" winner will be announced at Monday's meeting.

Anniversaries MONONGAHELA November 5, 1964 Mr. and Mrs. William R. Shamrock, 25, Silver. November 7, 1964 Mr.

and Mrs. Ernest L. DeVore, 32. Mr. and Mrs.

Albert Ford, 42. Mr. and Mrs. John Hutchko. Mr.

and Mrs. Carl J. Inserra, 21. Mr. and Mrs.

William Ramsey, 5, Wooden. November 8, 1964 MR. AND MRS. DANIEL LYTLE, 53. Mr.

and Mrs. Hugh McLinden, 23. Mr. and Mrs. William Sistek, 9, Pottery.

November 9, 1964 Mr. and Mrs. John D. Leasure, 43. Mr.

and Mrs. Charles W. Bugaile, 19. Mr. and Mrs.

Charles Pergola, 34. Mr. and Mrs. Nardo Polonoli, 33. Additional Society on Page 5 YOUR MONEY NEEDS LOTS OF PAMPERING, TOO! You, your money, your financial needs get the ultimate In personal attention here.

From savings accounts to loans of all types. Pamper yourself. Save with usl CHARLEROI FEDERAL DIVIDENDS SAVINGS AND LOAN ASSOCIATION FIRST McKEAN CHARLEROI HU 3-3566 Baptist Leadership Conferences Area Leadership Training Conference for officers of Woman's Baptist Mission Societies of Pittsburgh Baptist Association churches will be held on November 10 at First Baptist Church, Tarentum and November 12 at Peters Creek Baptist Church, Library. Association officers, Mrs. Herbert Mountan, McKeesport, Vice President of Christian Training and Mrs.

G. Richard Hill, North Hills, Chairman of Leadership Training, are directing the area conferences. Mrs. John H. Smith, Rochester, First Baptist Church, is President of the Association Woman's Baptist Mission Society.

Petro and will feature special attractions to please members and their guests. Club members from the Tri-state area will be invited. Mrs. Petro will also direct publicity. Committees Named Mrs.

Charles Zolak is general chairman of the dance and a large committee has been named to assist with advance preparations. Serving as cochairman will be Mrs. John Telleck who will have charge of correspondence. She will be assisted by Miss Marcey Ruey, Miss Adaria Fesh, and Mrs. Paul Miller.

Mrs. Harry Ruey will be responsible for securing prizes to be awarded during the affair and Mrs. Zolak will handle dinner reservations. Favors and decorations to highlight the important event will be planned by Miss Janet Beck and Mr. and Mrs.

Raymond Peterson. All these plans were made at the regular meeting of the club Sunday afternoon in St. Nicholas Russian Orthodox Church, Donora. The business session was conducted by Mr. Zolak who opened with prayer.

Miss Marcey Ruey served as acting secretary in the absence of Mrs. Harry Ruey, her mother. Attorney Paul Petro reported on the recent FROC District meeting in Canonsburg which he had attended along with a number of other club members. Election of new officers for the 1964-65 term will take place at the next regular meeting on Sunday, December 6, at 4 p.m. Outing Tomorrow Tomorrow the members will attend the Pitt-Notre Dame game at the Pitt Stadium at 1:30 p.m.

Arrangements are in charge of Attorney Paul Petro. The first annual FROC Pitt Home-coming Day will also be celebrated. On the agenda will be a Seminar at Pitt at 9 a.m., luncheon at Pitt University, and a Post Game Reception and Dance at Webster Hall Hotel, Pittsburgh. Following the meeting a lunch was served in a Halloween theme by Mrs. Zolak assisted by MISS DONNA GRUBICH is receiving flight instructions from Stanley Siggins at Finleyville Air Park.

As winner of the 1964 "Girl of the Year" title awarded by the Finleyville Business and Professional Women's Club, Donna was the recipient of free lessons as a courtesy of Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Siggins, co-owners of the airport. Mrs. Siggins is chairman of the club's Personal Development Committee.

Donna is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Steve Grubich of 6413 Union Avenue, Finleyville, and is employed at Pitts- burgh Plate Glass. She is shown standing in front of the airplane. -Clemont Photo Monongahela Locals Members of the New Eagle Council of Republican Women are to invite a guest to the regular meeting on evening.

The session will at 7:30 p.m. in the Haymakers Hall. Bea Model will present the program for the evening. Mrs. Florence Tiffany is chairman of the card party to be held by the Ladies Auxiliary of the Floreffe Fire Company on Saturday, November 7, at 8 p.m.

Miss Sallie Stevenson, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Harry Stevenson of Indian Street, left today for Honolulu and will touring the Hawaiian Islands. Miss Stevenson is employed as sales representative for Air France. Junior Firemen of the Gallatin-Sunnyside Fire Company are sponsoring a dance Saturday, November 7, from 8 to 11 Anniversaries DONORA November 7, 1964 Mr.

and Mrs. George W. Horn. November 8, Mr. and Mrs.

Joseph Clement. November 9, 1964 Mr. and Mrs. Steve Botsko. Mr.

and Mrs. Albin F. Bar- p.m. in the fire hall. Disc Jockey Bill Richards will be on hand to spin favorite records.

Ozaree Lee of 416 Marne Avenue is a patient in the Presbyterian Hospital, Pittsburgh, on the 13th floor. She was to undergo surgery yesterday afternoon. Ozaree is a junior at the Greater Monongahela Area High School. Come! Hear! REV. GEORGE V.

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