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AN Theresa Santoemma Theresa Santoemma's BROOKLYN EAGLE, MAY 12, 1950 Packer Classes to Have Dance Tonight The first and second year classes in high school of the Packer Collegiate Institute will attend their own dance this evening at the school, 170 Joralemon St. The theme of the decorations in the ballroom will be the South Pacific and the orchestra will play from 9 p.m. until 1 a.m. Those serving on the decorating committee are the Misses Olive Buerk, Isabelle Magnus, Virginia Hall, Anne Bonynge, Carol Gatehouse, Dorothy Loughlin, Lynn Zabriskie, Barbara Johnson, Anne Charlton, Roberta Angas, Jacqueline Rea and Agathe Keliher. The Misses Mina Cory and Jean Moffat will be the hostesses for the eveing, and Miss Virginia Hall will represent the students on the receiving line.

Others serving on committees for the dance are Miss Carol Awad and Mrs. Lorna Lash, who is faculty adviser. Natalie L. Jackson, Fiancee of Mr. O'Connell Mr.

and Mrs. A. Jackson of 217 Lefferts Ave. announce the engagement of their daughter, Miss Natalie Louise Jackson, to David M. O'Connell son of Mr.

and Mrs. David M. O'Connell of, Astoria. Miss Jackson, a graduate of Bishop McDonnell Memorial High School, is a student in the School of Nursing of St. Mary's Hospital.

Mr. O'Connell was graduated from Bryant High School. Marie A. Merrifield Feted; to Wed June 3 Miss Ann Merrifield, daughter and Mrs. George Marie.

E. Merrifield of 692 E. 5th was honored recently at a surprise miscellaneous shower at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Edward A.

Kirvin, 251 Parkville Ave. The shower was given by Miss Patricia B. Kirvin and Miss Kathryn Graham. About 30 guests were present. Miss Merrifield will be married to James A.

Graham at the 10 a.m. mass on Saturday, June 3, at St. Rose of Lima R. C. Church.

Phyllis L. Sigadel's Betrothal Announced The engagement of Miss Phyllis L. Sigadel, daughter Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Sigadel of 334 Empire Boulevard, and Bernard Rockmael, son of Mr.

and Mrs. Herman Rockmael, also of Brooklyn, has been announced. Miss Sigadel, a graduate of Erasmus Hall High School, is a sophomore at Brooklyn College. Mr. Rockmael, also a graduate of Erasmus Hall High School, will enter City College of New York in the Fall.

Rocco-Montesano Betrothal Announced Announcement has been made of the engagement of Miss Virginia Rocco of 95 McDougal daughter of John Rocco of Brooklyn and Mrs. Josephine Meade of Monticello, to Louis Montesano, son of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Montesano of 258 Classon Ave. The wedding will take place in October.

Miss Rocco attended Central High School, Valley Stream. Her fiance received his education at Specialty Trade High School. "BEST JUICE YOU EVER TASTED!" SAYS Arthur Godfrey hi-V beats any orange juice -fresh or frozen! It's "just-picked" flavor keeps for weeks, anywhere in your ice-box. No wait for thawing, either! hi -V is ready to use 4 from your grocer's when you take it dairy counter or JUICE frozen -food locker. MAKES hiv NEW MIRACLE ORANGE CONCENTRATE Just Between UsAdvised to Pass Up Opportunity To Steal Girl's Beau for Spite a year ago, I was certain boy, and we were until a girl I've never Nancy Mottram Nancy Mottram By NANCY MOTTRAM (Q.) Dear especially fond of a getting along very well.

liked entered the picture, and you can guess the ending. He began dating her and even though the romance didn't last long, it was well known that I was jilted. But now I have a chance to get my revenge. She's dating a fellow' I've known for a long time, and only last week he told me that he'd always cared for me and asked me -to go out with him. I don't feel the same way about him and I'm happy dating the boy I'm going with now, but I don't know whether I should pass up this wonderful opportunity.

I'd like an opinion. What do you think I should do? (A.) You really have chance to "put her in her place," but what joy could you get out of it, except returning the hurt after holding a grudge for so long? It might sound good, but even though you know she'd be hurt, your present romance might suffer when it got around the grapevine that you did it for spite. Nobody admires a gal who does her best to attract a lad who's known to be steadily dating someone else, and you'd be putting yourself right in her bracket, after everything. Besides, Baptist Children's Home Juniors Plan Tea The Junior Auxiliary of the Children's Baptist Home of Long Island will have its annual benefit tea tomorrow from 2 to 5 p.m. at the home.

Mrs. Francis R. Yarrington is president. A program has been planned. plus a presentation given by the children, Mother's Day.

Leila Hanellin To Be Wed Sunday Miss Leila Hanellin, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Murray S. of 435 Ocean Parkway, and Vernon Siegle, son of Mr. and Mrs.

Samuel George Siegel of 438 Ocean Parkway, will 1 be married on Sunday at 3:30 p.m. in the Temple Beth-Emeth of Flatbush. A reception will follow at the Suburban Club. Miss Hanellin is a graduate of Erasmus Hall High School land College. Heffeley Mr.

Siegel, Browne a graduate Business of Lincoln High School, served as a radio operator staff sergeant with the 8th Air Force, 448th Bomb Group, for years in England and Africa. Jean Lombardi, Mr. Zisa Engaged Mrs. Adeline Lombardi of 1548 59th St. announces the engagement of her daughter, Miss Jean of Mr.

and Mrs. Anthony Zisa Lombardi, to Michael Zisa, of 8697 16th Ave. of New Utrecht High School and Miss Lombardi is a graduate is employed by the New York Telephone Company. Her fiance, who attended the School of Aviation Training, served three years in the United States Navy and is associated with Western Electric. Eileen McHugh Guest At Shower; Nuptials June 3 Miss Eileen F.

McHugh was feted at a bridal shower given by her matron of honor, Mrs. V. William Downs of Flushing, at her residence, 267 E. 32d on Sunday. About 30 guests were present.

Miss McHugh will be married to Armand F. Zimmermann Jr. on Saturday, June 3, at St. Jerome's R. C.

Church at 11 a.m. GAY PLAYMATES T4533 SIZES 12-20; 40 Anna the boy means nothing to get even would be a book. You're happy now, impulse and you'll be thing. to you, and a date made wasted one in anyone's so forget the revenge sure you did the right (Q.) Dear Nancy-1 recently moved into a new neighborhood, and right away, made friends with the girl next door. We were really close, until she started going with a boy in our high school who doesn't have a very good name, and frankly, she's making a big mistake.

I've tried to reason with her, but she finally toid me it was none of my business, so I threatened to tell her mother and see if she could do something. Since then the girl and I haven't spoken, even though I never did tell her folks. What can I do to make her see she's wrong? Please help (A.) Whoa! Before you really get yourself on the black list with your new friends! That new pal isn't under vour thumb, remember, and you don't have any right to pass judgment on any of her friends, no matter what you personally think of them. You could be right, but carrying tales won't help you--or her. You've told her your honest opinion, and she wouldn't that's all you can do.

It's her ro-1 mance, and her problem, and she'll solve it for herself. Just bide your time. It may end as you've predicted, but it's your job to keep those new friends you've made, and saying "I told you so," won't help. You've done what you could, so your part is over. From now on, it's strictly up to her.

Miss Mottram cannot answer all letters personally, but the most important ones will be answered in her column. Your BIRTHDAY -By STELLA FRIDAY, MAY 12-Born today, you have a keenly intellectual mind. Your approach to everything is likely to be on a scholarly level. Even your interest in people and their problems starts at the theoretical level. You men are apt to be in politics, provided believe that some ideal of yours can be carried out.

You are not the type to become wealthy except 1 by some accident of good fortunefor you are not sufficiently interested in money-making to put the requisite amount of work into becoming rich. Even if you should have a windfall, the chances are that you would use it for some humanitarian project which would benefit many besides yourself and your own family. To find what the stars have in store for tomorrow, select your birthday star and read the corresponding paragraph. Let your birthday star be your daily guide. Saturday, May 13 TAURUS (April 1-May 21)-If you grasp GEMINI (May 22-June 22)---Let down opportunities, gains can be made.

tensions today. CANCER (June 23-July 23)-Some disturbing elements exist. LEO (July 24-Aug. 23) ---Progress caultiously. VIRGO (Aug.

24-Sept. 22)-Follow some regular routine, LIBRA (Sept. 23-Oct. 23)---Be cautious today. SCORPIO (Oct.

24-Nov. 22) -Improvementa are in sight. SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 23-Dec. 22)--Wise decisions will make for real progress CAPRICORN (Dec.

23-Jan. 20) Make that important decisions are wisely made. AQUARIUS (Jan. 21-Feb. 19)-Work high pressure just now calls for calm actions.

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are celebrating silver wedding anniversary today. will give Tomorrow them a surprise party at the home of their son-in-law and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. William Steibel. The parnediate be attended by the family and a few intimate friends.

Birthday Party Mr. and Mrs. Jerome Nadel of 1346 E. 51st St. are holding open house this afternoon and this evening in honor of the fourth birthday of their son, Robert Stephan Nadel.

The child's grandparents and 20 other couples have been invited to be present at a dinner NOW -WONDERFUL RELIEF FROM CONSTIPATION "Just can't keep from writing you. Eating ALL-BRAN every day brought me complete relief from constipation. Medicines had failed to straighten me Mr. A. S.

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Salvatore Santoemma of 9126 5th announced the engagement of their daughter, Miss Theresa Santoemma, to Frank J. Meiners, son of Mrs. Anna C. Meiners of 265 74th at a reception at their home. Both Miss Santoemma and Mr.

Meiners are graduates of Fort Hamilton High School. Holy Name Society Communion Breakfast The annual communion breakfast of the Holy Name Society of Our Lady of Good Counsel will be held Sunday. Members and guests will attend the 8 a.m. mass and then adjourn to the Parochial School auditorium, where the breakfast will be served. The Rev.

John McGinley of the faculty of St. Peter's College, Jersey City, will be the guest speaker. Others who will speak will be the Rev. Joseph L. Osterman, spiritual director of the society, and James McNicholas, the president.

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and Mrs. Bernard Steinberg of Place. Miss Mayblumohn sophomore at Brooklyn College, is a member of Phi Tau Alpha sorority. Mr. Stonehill received his B.S.

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