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THE TIMES. RECORD, WEDNESDAY EVENING, APRIL 15, 1944 Junior League Hears Regional Director, Elects The 37th annual dinner ing of the Junior- League of Troy took place last evening at Thornie's Cafe RuVal. Mrs. J. Paul Ryan was elected vice president, succeeding Mrs.

Robert W. Freihofer. Mrs. Hugh E. Smith will continue 4 president, Mrs.

F. Richard Decatur as secretary and Mrs. Robert L. Krause as treasurer. At the same time 10 commitlee chairmen were elected to the board of directors for oneyear terms.

They are: missions. Mrs. Douglas D. field; education, Mrs, William F. Payne; hospitality, Mrs.

Richard Robison; placement, Mrs. Harry E. Bicklord. project planning, Mrs. William M.

McCarty; publications, Mrs. Thomas D. Pemrick; publicity, Mrs, T. Peter Plumb; provisional; Mrs. Robert W.

kett; wAys and means, Mrs. Edward W. Pattison, and taining representative, Mrs. Paul R. Jones Jr.

The slate was presented by Mrs. Robert P. Kahn. A brief business meeting was conducted by Mrs. Smith with the budget for year presented by Mrs.

Krause. A highlight of the evening was the presentation by Mrs. Smith of "Volunteer of the Year" award. Mrs. John E.

Davis. The award is a silver bowl presented by the league's sustaining members. Mrs. Smith welcomed into league membership the young women who have successfully completed the provisional course under the direction of Mrs, McCarty. Guest speaker for the evening was Mrs.

James H. Greene of Syracuse, director of Region HI of the Assn. of the Junior Leagues of America. Mrs. Greene discussed the importance of the league program of voluntecr service in the community.

She urged her listeners to appraise the true quality of their service, and this done, 10 pursue their projects and enjoy them, She also advised them to have the courage to be creative and to search for more than what lies on the surface. "Volunteer service," she told not cheap labor; it is gift of skill, time, energy and love." Miss Students To Have Spring Dances Two spring dances will take place this week at St. Agnes School. A dance for the seventh and eight grades will be held Friday from 7:45 to 10 p.m. A dance for grades nine through twelve will take place Saturday from 8:45 to 11:45 p.m.

The dances are sponsored by the Mothers' League. Mrs. Wil. liam Laufer is dance chairman. Assisting her with the junior high school dance is Mrs.

David 5. Williams, cochairman. Mrs. William Garlick is refreshments chairman. Chaperones will be John E.

Holt-Harris Jr. and Mrs. Holt-Harris, Mr. and Mrs. Henry Quelim alt Mr.

and Mrs. Witlianis and Mrs. John N. Vandemoer, the head. mistress.

Assisting Mrs. Laufer with the high school dance are Mrs. Harold Page Evans, cochairman; Mrs. Richard Waller, refreshments; Mrs. Richard S.

Mack and Mrs. Alex Perle; tables; Mrs. Raymond Finnan and Mrs. John A. Howe, decorations.

Mrs. Roger Craig and Mrs. Walter Mueller are also assisting. Chaperones will be Mr. Mrs.

Sidney Albert, Mr. and Mrs. William J. Farrisen, Mrs. Vandemocr and Miss Linder, vice principal.

The gymnasium he decorated to accent the spring theme. Music both dances will be provided by Johnny Coslas. Feted At Shower Mrs. Robert A. Miazga was guest of honor Sunday al a shower given by Mrs.

John S. Rowan and Mrs. Stephen Bob al the latter's home, 78 Sky View Dr. MRS. JOSEPH -Vera Photo M.

ANNE NOLIN Miss Nolin Planning May Nuptials Announcement has been made of the engagement of 31. Anne Nolin, daughter of Mrs. Arthur Nolln of 108 First Watervliet, and the late Mr. Nolin, 10 John Alexander Fecura, son of Mr. and Mrs.

Michael Fecura of 163 Beacon Cohoes. The couple will be married May 2. The prospective bride, a graduate of Catholic Central High School, is employed by the Bureau of Highway Planning of the State Department of Public Works. Mr. Fecura attended Cohoes High School and served four years in the Marine Corps.

He is a hoseman for the Cohoes Fire Department. Name Committee For Golf Season Mrs. W. Noel Hudson, chairman of the Ladies Golf Commitite at the Troy Country Club, has named landing chairmen for the season. Mrs.

Hudson and Mrs. Edward Jontos, vice chairman, will he assisted by: Telephone, Mrs. Clarence R. Becker; Northeastern representative, Joseph Burke; interclub matches, Mrs. Douglas Calhoun; hospitalily, Mrs.

Bruce J. Riggs and Mrs. John Groom; special club events, Mrs. Bernard MeLoughlin: schedule, Edmund F. Duffy; prizes, Mrs.

William Tyrell; new golfers, Mrs. H. Gordon Anderson; handicap, Mrs. John C. Rohn; publicity, Mrs.

Eugene .1. Cardish, and treas. urer, Mrs. Walter A. Gunther.

GO GORHAM AM STERLING 16 piece service 10080 32 piece service for 8 de Yes, it's true you can have your very own sterling service for four in glamorous Gorham Sterlink any one of these three lovely new designs price. No need to delay it -at a real hudgat-wise $25.00 any longer! Rose $25.00 ONLY $25.00 $000 per week Chapel Andante Aspen See these fine designs how along with all the other wonderful Gorham designs 32 piece nervices from 1258, to $312. Prices include federal tax Convenient Payment Plan to Fit Your Budget ADELS THIRD AND BROADWAY 1 I NEW OFFICERS The Tunior League of Troy elected officers at its annual dinner meeting at Thornie's Cafe RuVal. Lelt to right in Iront are: Mrs. T.

Peter Plumb, Mrs. William F. Payne, Mrs. Harry E. Bicklord Mrs.

Richard J. Robison, all new members on the board; Mrs. Hugh E. Smith, president; Mrs. F.

Richard Decatur, secretary, and Mrs. J. Paul Ryan, vice president. In the rear are Mrs. Robert Krause, treasurer, and Mrs.

James H. Greene, regional director, who Was guest speaker. RPI Graduate Plans May Rites In Jerusalem Mraand Mrs. Isaac Arstey of Victoda West, Capetown. South Africa announce the engagement.of their daughter, Faith, Arthur Mayer Spectur of Brookline, and JeruseJem.

Mist Ansley was educated. in Capelawa and is graduate sludent at Hebrew. University, Jerusalem. Mr. Speclor.

a of the schonl of architecture of RPI, the son of Mr. and Mrs Carl Spector of Brookline. A May wedding in Jerusalem is planned, Club Schedules Meeting Sunday The general membership meeting of Shaker Ridge Country Citib will take place Sunday. A buffet dinner will be served following the meeting. Reservations are required.

The first women's golf lunchcon will Lake place Thursday, April 23, at 12:30 p.m. and be preceded by nine-hole tournament. Dues may be paid at the: luncheon for which reservations are necessary. CRUISES AND TOURS ST. LAWRENCE AND SAGUENAY RIVERS FROM MONTREAL 5 Days from $145.50 Days from $149.50 Days from $204.50 (per person) FOR ARRANGEMENTS BIRKMAYER TRAVEL AGENCY 200 River Troy AS 2-2650 ARONSON'S Cold Fur Storage REPAIRS REMODELING SUMMER RATES CALL AS 6-8121 PICK-UP and DELIVERY ARONSON FURS 81 I FOURTH TROY Phola MRS.

STEPHEN J. PALKA IlI Miss 'Blanchet, S. J. Palka Ill Wed Miss Linda Claire Blanchet, daughter of Mr. Charles J.

Blanchet of 29 Main became the bride April of Stephen J. Palka 111, son of Mr. and Mrs. Stephen J. Palka of 20 Willow Lane.

Rev. Paul R. Smith celebrated the Nuptial Mass in St. Jude's Church. The couple reccived the Papal Blessing.

Mr. Blanchet escorted his daughter who wore a gown of bouquet taffeta and Chantilly lace embroidered with seed pearls and scquins. Her lingertip veil was appliqued with lace and held by a qucen's crown of lace and seed pearls. She carried cascade of white roses. Miss Cathy Estill.

maid of honor, wore a gown of romance blue taffela and a crown of while carnations, She carried while carnations and blue daisies. The bridesmaids, the Misses Linda Palka, sister ol the bridegroom, Joyce and Lyn Parker, were similarly gowned in candy pink. Their crowns and bouquets were made of varicgaled pink carnations. Jay Barrell was best man and ushers were AL DeCelle, Thomas Flynn and Felix Blanchel, lion. orary ushers were Marlin Syczyk and David Blanchet.

FOR MOTHER'S DAY MAY 10TH A JEWEL FOR EACH CHILL There's still lima la order a custom-mada ring or pin of beautiful Florentine-loxtured 14-karat gold set with the birthstones of each of Mother's children. Rings, fram $27.50. Pins from $35, Federal tax included. Easy Payments Invited. COMBER AMERICAN GEM SOCIETY THIRD and ADELS BROADWAY Troy OPEN FRIDATS UNTIL 1 P.M.

-Ramark Photo FRANCIS CARE Karen Goerold Wed Saturday To J. F. Carl The Goerold marriage of Karen Helen to Joseph Francis Carl took place Saturday at St. Jude's Church, Wynantskill. Rev.

Paul R. Smith officiated. The bride is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Charles E.

Goerold of 304 6th Ave, and the bridegroom is the 50n of Mr. and Mrs. Edward Carl of 44 Allantic Ave. The bride, escorted by her father, wore a gown of silk or. ganza over taffeta with lace at the waist.

A headpiece of pearls held ber bouffant veil of 11- lusion. She carried a white Bible with a white orchid. Mrs. William Bohrer WAS matron of honor, wearing a dress of blush pink with a matching petal headpiece. She carried 8 basket of pink and white roses.

The bridesmaid, Mrs. John Ross, wore a dress af Paris pink organza and the Bower girl, Karen Bohrer, wore blush pink organza. Both carried baskets of white and pink roses. Best man was Paul Carl- and ushers were Dennis and Edward Carl, brothers of the groom. The recention took place al Tironi's, The mother of the.

bride received dress with white accessories. The pale pink dress with bane bridegroom's mother chose. a colored accessorics. Both had cymbidium orchid corsages, The couple left on a wedding trip to Fiorida, after which they will live at 855 3rd Ave. The bride traveled.

in a yellow suit with beige, accessories and white orchid corsage. The bridge is graduate of Lansingburg High School and is employed by the First Fed. feral Savings Loan Assn. The bridegroom attended Troy High School and is employed by Filtgerald Electrical Contractors. School Officials Address Alumnae Two Emma Willard School of.

ficials, Mrs. Charles H. Dauchy, director of admissions, and Miss Marjorie Pickard, assistant dean, were guest speakers today at the luncheon meeting nf the New York Chapter of the Emma Willard Alumnae Asan. al the New York Club. They discussed admissions to secondary schools and colleges.

Hadassah To Have Donor Dinner Mrs. Susanne Juster of Schenectady will entertain at gab's appual. donor affair at the Country Gentleman, Saratoga Springs, next Wednesday eve nint. Mrs. Juster, who will do dramatic reading of Mary of Scotland by Maxwell Anderson, is graduate of Russell Sage College and State.

College for Teachers. She. did graduate work at Pennsylvania State College, Syracuse University, and College of Saint Rose and har Troy High School, In Schencetady Public Schools arid at Russell Sage College, Evening Division. She is a member of "Box and Candle," Russell Sage, And a former member of Ilium Players. The proceeds of this function will go to Youth Aliyah which is celebrating its' 30th anniversary this year.

This movement worldwide and its chief concern is rescuing and rehabilitating children. The following members of Hadassah have made arrange-: ments for the event: Finance, Mrs. Paula Samiof and Mrs. George Chartoff; entertainment, Mrs. Bernard Simon and Mrs.

Herman Krail; telephone, Mrs. Irving Pack and Mrs. table decorations, Mrs. Abe Singer and Mrs. Irwin Lasky, and publicity, Mrs.

Harold Hoffman and Mrs. Samuel Miss Ruth Marinsky, Mrs. SidBernstein. Also assisting are ney- Sebelowitz, Mrs. Harold Beltzer and Mrs.

Howard Goldstein. Reservations ntay be. by calling Mrs. Jerome Cobes or Mrs. Eve Lasdon.

Mrs. Irving Nelick is in charge of portation, Returns Home Mrs. George Armstrong of 83 4th St. has returned home from St. -Peter's Hospital, Albany, where she underwent surgery.

HANDBAGS REPAIRED New Handles- Catches He. ThE TRUNK SHOP 351 BROADWAY -Bien on MRS. SUSANNE JUSTER ANNE'SDRESS UNIFORM SHOP 24 4th 4-6031 TROY'S LARGEST AND. OLDEST UNIFORM SHOP Uniterm Ondividual by experts) COMPLETE SELECTION OF New JERSEY UNIFORMS 0 Sizes 5-15-6-20 Other uniforms in Dacron, Frosty Dacron and Cotton. It's Time For A Hollywood Beauty PERMANENT 10 TROY end COHOES SPRING SPECIAL ON 9 PERMANENT 7.6 5 Includes WAVES shampoo from and set, cut, plus a can of spray net, SHAMPOO and FINGER WAVES ONLY $1.50 Use Your Midland Charge Account We specialize in Heir Free Consultation HOLLYWOOD WT.

CAL 78 CONGRESS TROY 2.9453 119 REMSEN COHOES DE $-7014 Open Every 11 No The reception followed at the American Legion Hall, Wynantskill. The couple left by jel plane for Palm Beach, Fla. At the close of Mr. Palka's leave they will make their home in Norfolk, until his discharge from the Navy In September. Both Mr.

and Mrs. Palka Are graduates of Troy High School. The bride, a graduate also of Putnam, Memorial Hospital School of Nursing, was formerly on the staff at Mary's Hospi. lal. Her husband, a petty officer, second class, is an.

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