Lebanon Daily News from Lebanon, Pennsylvania • Page 17

Engagements Are Announced Mt. and TrfMiit D. Bollinger of Rjchland RD announce the engagement of (heir daughter, Alice, Anthony Oskam, of Mr. and Tetinit Otkam, Jacksonville, graduated In 1959 from Myerslown High School and in from MillersviHe State Col' lege. She employed by l.he.

Blue Mountain School District. Her fiance, a graduate of Newton High School, graduated in 1062 from Eliaahe.thtown He employed by the alloy School District, SchuylkiJ) County. An August 13 wedding it Mr. and Mm. William J17 N.

Twelfth t.enanon, announce the engagement of their daughter, Donna to Karl R. Weaver of Mr. and Mrs. Earl R. Weaver, 1-eb- RD 4.

Fmhof a 1965 graduate of High School and abe also graduated from Thompson Institute, She, in employed as a key punch operator in the office of the Re.lhlehem Steel Corporation. Her fiance. 1.06.1 graduate of Annville Cleona School, also graduated from Thompson Institute. is employed by the f.evit* Warehouse. (liourmei Galit Cookbook (Celebrity Recipes Guacamole Mr.

and Harry S. Kleiser of 355 N. Eighth Lebanon, announce engagement of their daughter, Dana M. Binkley, to John O. Sangrey jr.

He is the, of Mr. and John O. of 149 Cottage The prospective bridf attended Lebanon Schools. Her fiance attended in Mille-rsvilJe, An October wedding IB being planned. Mr.

and Mm. Stephen Forte, 230 W. Bacon Palo Alto, announce the engagement of their daughter, Sandra Ann, to Wayne Leon Moreland, son Mrs. Grace Sholley, My- RD I. The prospective hride this year from Pottsvilla Area High School.

Her fiance attended 1 Bethel High School and employed hy Parish Press Steel, Reading, engagement of Miss Vivian lo Jeffrey D. Bahh was announced by KJntzer'g mother following her graduation from Conrad Weiscr Area High School. Miss Sinister, daughter of Mrs. Margie, M. anrl the.

late J. er, 127 Franklin etadorf, plans to attend The Thompson Institute of Business, Harrishurg. fiance, of Mr, and Mrs. INnrman Bahb, 110 Chestnut Kohe- also a graduate of Weiser Area High School, is serving in the U.S. Navy stationed in Beach.

a hoard the U.S.S. Isle Royale 29). a rlestrover tender. Mr. and Mrs, Cyril G.

T.annrcik of 325 1m Lebanon, announce, the engagement of ibeir daughter, Jeanne to Henry R. Fields. He is the son of Mr. and.Mrs.. Ray fields of 889 E.

Lehman The prospective bride is graduate, of Lebanon Catholic High She is employed by St. Gregory the Croat Pariah as a secretary. Her fiance was graduated from St. Mary'j Seminary and University. He will be employed by (be Lebano'n.

City Schools in September. BORIS KARLOFK scares peopk for i living, jthouKh how such a jrentle, distinguished looking man icould fn'ftfhten anyone seems puzzle. Why, tells children's stories to litttft tots and they think must be Kris.KringleVkindly'old uncle. A grownup who remembers Frankenstein and his monster and other Jurid movies might suppose that Mr. Karloffs favorite recipe would be compounded of wolfbane and bal.wings, seasoned with salamander tails.

Or at the very least, it would he an exotic mixture from the foggy moors of Transylvania, properly served hy a spooky butler who mysteriously appears out of the wall surrounded hy eerie wisps of ectoplasm. JS'ol so, Mr. Xarloff is a witty and urbane gentleman of English birth who began lifa as William Henry Pratt, and he loves.fine foods, even as you I. Mexican food i.i a favorite of this veteran actor and nf, his favorites the special one i.i ttuacamole, an avocado-based sauce that, he makes in spicy, tantalizing fashion. Guacamole is on a bed of lettucn a's a salad fried tortilla wedges as an appetizer, or simply a sauce.

BORIS'KARLOW'S FAVORITE GUAOAMOLB 2 ripe avocados medium ripe tomato, chopped 1 small onion, minced 1 Ins. canned green chili peppers, chopped 1 tbs. lemon juice 2 Isp, sherry dash of cayenne, optional sail, and pepper to taste Peel and mash avocados; add minced onion, chill peppers, and chopped tomato; then add lemon juice, sherry, ings. being sure to blend well. I Makes appetizers for J.O or 12, or may be used for dunking or canape spread.

LEBANON DAILY NEWS Lebanon, Friday, June 17, 1966 4 Couples Seek Licenses To Wed Four marriage, license applications have been filed here. Applicants are: David A. Sherman, 18, arc welder, 1R34 E. Cumberland Lebanon, son of M. Sherman and the late David R.

Sherman, and Faith N. Patches, Anty Yanderbi.lt Proper Attire For Bridegroom Simon Dohners Wed Fifty Years Mr. Mrs. Simon RexttKWt. are today observing their golden wedding anniversary.

They were married by the, late Rev. R. pastor of St. Luke's Lutheran Church, Schaefferstown, at his parsonage. Mrs.

Pohner, 75, is the former Katie Keath, daugiher of the late Mrs. George Keath, Mr. Dohner, 77, is the son the late Mr. and Mrs. Rniiher Dohner, also of Rexmonl.

Both Mr. and Mrs. Dohner are mem bers of the Revmont Kvangeli- rsl Congrpgational Church. The celebrants arp the parents ol two daughters, Myrl (Mrs. Frank Blum).

and Grace (Mrs. Gordon W. Shutter), with whom they reside. They have five grandchildren. Mr.

Dohner is-a retired em- ploye of the Bethlehem 'Mines after working there .17 years. i He retired in 195fi. At present he is-a guide at the Cornwall Furn- iace. They will be guest. 1 at a dinner on Sunday at the Duioh Diner in Palmyra, given hy their and grandchildren.

lcr in the day they will be hosts at an open house. "OK.AR MISS VANDKRRILT: My daughter is being married in a rioon wedding and will wear a long formal gown with a train. I understand that the groom's proper attire for this is either the cutaway or, per-j haps more modernly, the stroller! jacket with striped trousers. In our case, the family of the. groom seems to have its'ownj ideas about what.the groom his attendants should wear.

"There really isn't any choice! in the matter, is there, where the wedding is forma! like The groom's parents are from! another part of the country and! i they insist on white dinner jack-j ets at. this time of day, which; I understand is incorrect. really does have the final say-j so in the matter the of the bride who plans the wed-; or the mother of groom? Mrs. P. Utica.j iJN.Y." I The mother ol the the final say-so In such a matter.

Her own anil the bride's decision in the matter of the bridal dress sets the style of the wedding. The groom properly follows along, adhering to the rules of etiquette in the matter. To fly In the face nt convention at such an important and delicate time is to invite criticism, No matter what you may see either here or fn other parts of the country, It is always incorrect to wear a dinner Jacket before sir o'clock. They are completely Incorrect ai'daytime weddings. In this case the should wear a cutaway or, as you say, a stroller, which is also known as a director's jacket tails).

It Js little more related than the cutaway and Is worn with four-in-hand rafher than an ascot. Most (rrooms today, anrt their attendants rent such format attire. I am 'sending you a booklet, "Guide For Grooms," which will be helpful. If other readers wmild Uke to a free copy, please send me post card marked "Guide for Grooms." was an eleganl wedding. Washington, D.C." The whole congregation stands and turns slightly toward the during the wedding procession and recession.

Mothers, In particular, sometimes get very upset at weddings anrt are not always strictly accountable for what they do. "DEAR MISS VANDERBILT-. At a wedding attended last week the mother and Cord Club Mecrs Members of the Jolly Nine of the groom did not face ub mftl Thm sday evening al ward the bride as she camel the 'home of Mrs. Kfhel Miller. down the aisle on her father's arm.

They rose, but faced to- 538 Jones Scorers at. pinochle were Mi-s. Betty ward the groom. The groom's father was best man. Greeley, high; Mrs.

Jane Gin- nefto, second, and Mrs. Violet Feather, low. Others participat- "Is this a new social attitude? jing were Mrs. Kathleen Ff.iscn- Was it something personal? Ijhower, Mrs. Ruth Greeley, Mrs.

know the groom's mother was Peters. Mrs. Margaret no I. so happy about her son's! Reichard and Mrs. Angeline Ed- Ichoice of hride, although she did wards.

The uexM meeting of the baby sitter, 1534 E. Cumber- jland Lebanon, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. David C. Patches.

John E. Bartlett, 31, shoe factory worker, 830 Scull Lebanon, son of the lata Mr. and Mrs. Paul W. Barlelt, and Janet L.

Schauer, 23, factory worker, 830 Scull Lebanon, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Paul 1 W. Schauer. Clarence J.

Bjornberg, 43, retired from the Air Force, West Mifflin, son of Esther H. Bjornberg and the late Clarence A. Bjornberg. and Agneta E. Saylor, 23, student, 803 Maple Anville, daughter of Matin M.

Saylor and the late Gardner T. Saylor. Charles E. Kocher 21, steel worker, 223 Walnut Lebanon, son of Mr. and Mrs.

Charles E. Kocher and Marcia J. iLeyengnod, 20. licensed practical, nurse, Newmanstown RD 1, daughter of Mr. and Mrs.

Mark G. good. Bridol Shower Given RIRTHnAV PARTY The birthday candles go on these, candy saucers! Chicken Sandwiches Gherkins Chocolate Ice Cream Space Milk SPACE SAUCERS 4 cups puffed rice 25 large marshmallows tablespoons butter or margarine Few drops peppermint extract and a few drops red food coloring Extra marshmallows and birthday candles fn a shallow pan In a moderate (350 degrees) oven, puffed rice for '1ft minutes; turn inlo a large buttered mixing bowl. Melt the 25 marshmallows and the butter over low heat, stirring occasionally. Add peppermint extract and red food coloring; stir until blended.

Pour over puffed rice, stirring coated. With b.ut- tered hands, shape to form 9 round saucers, each inches in diameter. Place one of the extra marshmallows in the center of each saucer; insert candle in each Makes B. marshmallow. Files For Divorce Miss Velvalec -Sweigsrt wasj ire.cently feted at a surprise! A divorce complaint has hridal shower at Mill Creek filed in the not let that prevent her from being iust.

lovely and friendly I to alt the guests (about. 200). It ty courthouse on behalf 'of Nancy L. Felty, Grove, group will he on July 14 al the home of Mrs. RuPh frreeley, 1511 Cumberland Lebanon.

low Farm with Miss Jadell Sor- and Miss Kay HLbshman acting as hostesses. Miss Swei-against J. Felty, 33 garl, of Newmanslown. will wedjirnion Pine Grove. They Ronald Paine on 25.

Seven-j were married July Zl, 196J at 'teen guests were present. Pine Grove. Contract Bridge B. Jay Becker You are South, neither side vulnerable. The bidding has been: West North Easi South 1 Oble Pass What would you bid now with each nt the following four hands? Recent Brides 4AQS, 4K7 VKJ92 4Q7 4Q.I853 4.

i One spade. It. may be argued that this is not. biddable suit, hut, since the responder acts under the compulsion of the double, he is not. responsible for the texture of the suit, he bids.

The doubler is supposed fo tread delicately over a forced response until each time as responder voluntarily makes a forward-going bid. It is better to bid one spade than one notnimp. The latter response is reserved for hands that contain 7, or high-card points and a stopper in the adverse suit. 2. Two spaded: In responding to double, rare must be taken to distinguish a good hind from i poor one.

Since the responder may have worthless hand when he replies to the double, he is under obligation t.o identify good one when he has it. This he can do hy making skip hid in response. were to bid one ipade with this hand. North would have no way of knowing that 10-point hand containing i singleton and a good five-card suit was facing him. He could (pass and miss a game as a.re.- sulf.

In general, the re.sponderj I makes a jump bid when he has I 'better than an average hand. 3. Two notnimp. Tit is extremely I i 1 once partner has doubled, that this hand will game. Since we have 12 points facing at least an opening bid, as represented by the double, we must make a bid to identify these lvalues.

The best game contract. Is probably in notnimp. For. this reason we avoid the jump re- jsponse of three clubs. A three j'cluh hid would imply distnbu- jtional values which we lack.

4. Two hearts. There is no doubt that, this hand will produce i game opposite a double, hiit where the game lies is at. this point uncertain. Instead of trying to guests which of our three smita should serve as trump, we force the choice of trump suit buck to partner by bidding West's suit.

We intend to raise any suit, partner chooses directly to game, and we hsve right hope that, the combination of the cuehid and the jump raise to will interest in sUm. MRS. in the Moravian Church. the. former Jean Ifmherger.

daughter of Mr. and Mm. William Ifmherger of 516 Weidmmi Lebanon. The groom, nf io the son of Mrs, Austin Flood and Garnet Piper. MRS.

ELVIJV H. marri-H in the KvungeJkal United Brethren Church. She in the former M. ArnHi, daughter of Mr. and Mrs.

Thomas R. ArnHt Jr. of Lebanon RD 4. The jftoom ihe son of Mr. und Mrs.

Herbert 'Nugle of AnnviJle RD 2. MRS. rird in Lutheran Church, Ml. The hride the former Shirley Umberger, daughter of Harold limher- ger of Myerstown RD ,1. The Rroom is the son of Mr.

and Mrs. James fiodle.v- of 719 iN. Ntnlh MRS. RORKRT FRNIK'S wedding took place, in (he Palmyra Churrh of the Brr.thrert. The hride it the former ita Rarh.

of Mr. and nr.y Barb of S. Windsor Palmyra. The the. son of Mr.

Walter Frick nf New.