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6 THE PLAIN SPEAKER, Hazlcton, Monday, Aug. 21, 1961 Survey Shows Area Women Practical Nurses Receive Diplomas A dinner was held at Gus Gene- Spend $50 Yearly On Face, Hair To Show Filmstrip Betrothed To At ULCW Meeting a kAnri The regular meeting of the Unit- LA-MieU VlUll regular meeting History reveals that long before tti's for graduates of the Smith School of Practical Nursing. Mrs. Marian Smith presented diplomas, ed Lutheran Church -Women of. Christ Lutheran Church will be and the following graduates were Lithuanian Women Meet At Traguses Lithuanian Women's Social Club met last evening at the home of Mrs.

Charles Tragus. A letter of thanks from Rev. Charles Mala-kauskas, Crescent City, Calif, was read, and the gift of the evening went to Mrs. Ottie Volcanis. One of the club members, Mrs.

Stanley DeCusatis, is a patient at St. Joseph Hospital. Refreshments were served, and the tabic centerpiece featured mixed flowers centered with Lithuanian Run. Will Recruit Secretaries For Overseas Work held tomorrow at 7:30 p. in the capped by Mrs.

Carol Hutchison, RN: Florence Williams, Antoinette Tomaino, Anne Petio, Helen Knight, Joe Sukol, Helen Wendel, parish house. Following the business session the group will view a colored film-strip showing the ways the Lutheran Church cooperates overseas with interdenominational groups. Members are reminded that August is the time for the quarterly ingathering of their Thank Mary Mihalov, Ann Bednar, Betty Knorr, Donald Koch, Charlotte 1, Koch and Rada Bainbridge. M'Adoo Couple i Uv yt A 'X. f.

ft is v- i I "4i I "-I s- yjtt 1 NJ vJ Weddings Rosser-Barna Miss Arlene Barna, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. John Barna, 71 Tren Wed 50 Years Mr. and Mrs. William Kleckner, ton, Mahanoy City, was married to Joseph T.

Rosser, son of Mr. 69 North Sheridan street, Mfr Adoo, celebrated their 50th wed ding anniversary, Saturday, Aug and Mrs. Thomas L. Rosser, 1311 the birth of Christ women were using cosmetics and having their hair arranged in varying styles. Today the average woman in the Greater Hazleton Area spends $50 on her face and hair per year, according to statistics recently re leased.

In addition, Milady consumes her height in bpsticks every five years. The modern woman, in her search for beauty, is only carrying on the tradition of her ancestors. Today's female, to enhance her looks, goes to a beauty salon, which is run by a trained operator who has attended a' modern beauty school. The beauty school, first of all, is an educational institution operating under strict rules and regulations prescribed by the state of Pennsylvania and with a specified, training curriculum. The subjects covered in the course include anatomy, dietetics, bacteriology, biology, chemistry; physical therapy, etc.

The young woman op man who successfully competes a modern course in cosmetology is a professional in every sense of the word. State requirements for the beautician are for 1,000 hours of training in both theoretical and practical subjects. In order for tha licensed beautician to manage a shop, or to teach other students, she must have an additional 500 hours of specialized training. A personnel representative of the International Cooperation Administration will be in Philadelphia September 5 through 16 to recruit women to fill overseas secretarial positions which pay $4495, plus housing and other benefits including a differential up to 25 per cent depending on post of assignment. ICA administers the United States Mutual Security Program (the foreign aid program) in more than sixty overseas missions in the Far East, Near East, Africa and South America.

Through programs of agriculture, public health, education, transportation and others, its purpose is to help accelerate the development of better standards of health, well being and opportunity for people in underdeveloped countries so that they may play a more affirmative and responsible role in the modern world. The majority of ICA secretaries are posted in headquarters in the capital cities of the' countries to which assigned. Some choice of ust 19, when a dinner in their honor was held at the Laurette East Market street, Mahanoy City, Saturday at 10 a.m., in St. Mary's G.C. Church, Mahanoy City.

Rev. Edward Stanko, pastor, officiated. CWV Auxiliary Receive Awards The Ladies Auxtfiary of the Leo G. Samborowski CWV Post, West Hazleton, at a meeting last evening heard reports from the national convention in Atlantic City when the Auxiliary received the national trophy for Americanism. The trophy was presented to Mrs.

Mary Lesh of the local auxiliary by Mrs. Helen Sturgis, Philadelphia, who was elected national Restaurant, Hazle Village. Mr. Kleckner is the son of the late Mr. and Mrs.xCharles Kleck Vases of white gladiolas and asters adorned the altar.

Miss ner. Mrs. Kleckner, the former Eva Lorah, is the daughter of the Helen Stremba presented traditional wedding music, and played late Mr. and, Mrs. Oscar Lorah They were married by Rev.

Kline Miss Gail Neuman The engagement of Miss Gail Neuman, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Neuman, 250 Prospect avenue, Morrisville, to Jacob P. Robinson, son of Mr. and Mrs.

Jacob P. Robinson, 26 Tea-rose lane, Levittown, has been announced by her parents. The Robinsons are former residents of Aud- of the West Hazleton Trinity Lu appropriate hymns while the bride placed a boquet of white carnations on the altar of the Blessed Mother. Given in marriage by her father, the bride wore an original rose-point lace gown. The fitted basque bodice had a scalloped theran Church, August 15, 1911.

The couple has one son, William R. Kleckner, McAdoi Heights, 'and one granddaughter, Noreen president Mrs. Lesh, in her ownj right, received a citation for 763; hours for volunteer work at the VA Hospital, Wilkes-Barre, during the years; a personal award of aj traveling case for the greatest dis-J tance traveled to a hospital; and I post is offered prior to appoint Attending the celebration were Mrs. Jennie Thomas. Miss Alice enried.

scood neckline embroidered Miss Neuman is a graduate of ment from among available vacan cies. Mrs. Ellen M. Oskoui is the sec Boyle, Mrs. Frank Philadelphia; Mr.

and Mrs. Ray Moi rison, Rochester, N.Y.; Mr. and with seed pearls and French crystal sequins, long tapered sleeves, and the bouffant skirt, with back graduated tiers ended Morrisville High School and is employed as a teller at the Trenton Trust Trenton, N. J. Her fiance, a graduate of Pennsbury retarial recruiter who will conduct Mrs.

Robert Starry and son, Joel, these interviews. She may be in a chapel length train. Her four tiered veil of silk illusion had ap reached at the Pennsylvania State High School, is employed as an Employment Office, Professional off-set cameraman for Pickering Printing, Bristol. and Commercial Office, 1218 HOODWINKS AND CUTAWAYS Hoods are the rage in fall and winter collections iri Paris. Left, the hood is set high on this wool coat, which is completely framed in matching "fat" wool fringe.

The coat's only closing is a bow tinder the chin. Right, a satin "wrap falls straight from the shoulders and arches in front to reveal a matching sequin-embroidered dress beneath. Both designs by Michel Goma. Chestnut street, Philadelphia, be pliques of rosepoint lace on each tier around the hand-rolled edge, and was arranged on a queen's crown of crystals and seed pearls. She carried a cascade of white McAdoo; Mr.

and Mrs. Joseph Shaeffer, Mr. and Mrs. Henry Houser and daughter, Joyce, Fair less Hills; Mr. and Mrs.

William Kleckner, daughter, Noreen, McAdoo Heights. Mrs. John Paisley, Audenried; Mrs. Clarence Strohl, Hazleton; Mr. and Mrs.

James Houser, Mrs. tween the hours of 9 a. m. and 5 p. m.

daily, and Wednesday evenings and Saturday until noon, roses, white delphinium and baker Births ST. JOSEPH HOSPITAL: A son to Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Marone, 340Vii East First street. by prior appointment.

Telephone WAlnut 3-2800. fern. She wore a gold crucifix, suspended from a gold chain DEAR ABBY: Wedding Anniversaries Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Bacsick, 999 Grant street, second, tomorrow.

Mr. and Mrs. Edward Dudeck, Hazle Brook, first, yesterday. Mrs. Dudeck is the former Paulina Kushma.

The couple has one son, Dennis Edward. Mr. and Mrs. Michael Fuscsick, 15 West Hemlock street, 20th today. It also is Mrs.

Fuscsick's birthday. Overseas assignments with ICA an award for her service of eight years as representative for the VA Hospital Other Pennsylvania women elected to national offices during the convention were Mrs. Margaret Hunter, Philadelphia, third vice president; and Mrs. Mary K. Postal, Conamaugh, historian.

The memorial mass Saturday morning by Archbishop Most Rev. Thomas Boland, Newark, N.J., was attended "by 7500 persons. There were 1295 auxiliary members at the convention, including 315 women from Pennsylvania. For the combined session last Thursday, speakers were William J. Driver, deputy administrator of the Veterans Administration, Washington, D.C.; and John W.

Macy, chairman of the U. S. Civil Service Commission. Allen Lorah, Audenried; Harry Weir, Beaver Brook; Mrs. Charles necklace, a gift from the bride The mother is the former Marlene groom.

Seipp, Mrr. Charles R. Seipp and son, Michael, Mr. and Mrs. Wil Garzio.

A daughter to Mr. and Mrs Claude Drumheller, Zions Grove Miss Barbara Kerrick was maid of honor, while bridesmaids were liam Comer and daughter, Kath Here We Go Again! By ABIGAIL VAN BUREN leen, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Monello Prior to marriage the mother was Misses Ann Marie Lazer, cousin of the bridegroom, and Miss Su and children, Frank and Nancy, Marian Daldon. A daughter to Mr.

and Mrs. Jo san Thomas. Paterson, N. Rev. Franklin are open to women who can perform stenographic and typing skills with competence as demonstrated by successful experience.

The applicant must be single, without dependents, an American citizen, and possess good health and character. Overseas appointments are for two years. The ICA secretarial recruitment brochure, "How To Go Abroaa And Make The Most Of It" will be sent upon request to Mrs. Oskoui at the above interviewing Miss Kerrick wore a Nile green eph Ritz, 654 Quincy street, West Hazleton. The mother's maiden DEAR ABBY: Your reply to gown, while tne bridesmaids wore maize street-length models of pure DEAR ABBY: Your advice to ''Bored" (the mother of five whose husband was a nut on baseball) hit an all-time low.

When the hus silk organza and lace. Their fitted lace bodices had scoop necklines name was Viola Balas. A daughter to Mr. and Mrs. Peter Justin, 36 Lodges lane, Bala Cynwyd.

The mother, before marriage, was Mary Ellen Wagner. Heckman, Miss Sarah Heckman, Sheppton; Mr. and Mrs. Jeff Lentz, McAdoo; Mrs. Lyda Wiskoski, Hazleton; Mr.

and Mrs. Alvin Stewart and children, AJvin, Jefferson and Jeanette; Mr. and Mrs. William Fisher, Wayne, N. Mr.

and Mrs. James Mackin, Joseph Butcher, McAdoo. SHAMPOO GUARDS SKIN Did you know that you can help keep skin clear by keeping your hair clean at all times? If your hair is oily or dandruff-infected, your skin can become irritated by contact with it. So shampoo two or three times a week. band sits around with the transistor and cape sleeves, softly crushed organza cummerbunds forming "Bored" is another step toward helping baseball ruin the American people.

Ask a small child who God is, and he doesn't know, but ask him to name all the players on the Yankee and Giant teams and he will name them and tell you their batting averages. The baseball parks are full every time there is a game but the churches are radio plugged into his ear while his poor wife is dying for adult companionship, you tell her to work on needlepoint or take a bubble bath. Really! My advice would have been, large cabbage roses at the back, and full skirts with back tiers. They wore crowns to match their gowns, along with circular face veils, matching lace gauntlets and matching pumps. The maid of honor carried a bouquet of Honored At Shower Mrs.

Neil Nat Durso and daughter, Angela, entertained at a bridal shower Saturday evening at the Sons of Italy social rooms, in honor of Miss Mary TenBroeck, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Edward TenBroeck, Malvern, who will be married to James G. Durso, August 29. About 75 guests attended the function.

ULCW Plans To Host Rally empty. That woman asked you STATE HOSPITAL: A son to Mr. and Mrs. Rudolph Oravec, rear 109 North Pine street. The mother is the former Anna Charney.

A daughter to Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Good, RD2 Drums. The mother is the former Dorothy for bread, and you gave her a stone. Abigail Van Buren, in you I am "DISAPPOINTED" "When your husband comes home and settles down on the couch with his radio, get all dressed up and leave him with the dirty dishes and the kids.

Go to visit friends or to a double-feature movie, and don't hurry home." I'll bet after you kissing balls of tango-red carnations, while the bridesmaids September 29 bouquets were kissing balls of tan St. Peter and Paul's United Luth gerine carnations. Lawrence Becker, uncle of the eran Church Women had a picnic Public Health Nurses Picnic September 13 Public Health Nurses of the Greater Hazleton Area will have their annual picnic supper Wednesday, September 13, at Singley's Steak House, at 6 p.m. Dr. William L.

Dyson, local surgeon, will be the speaker for this meeting, which will open fall and winter activities for the did that a few times, your husband bridegroom, was best man, and meeting yesterday at the Horensky would find, time to talk to you "NOT ABBY" Eugene Barna, brother of the farm, Sugarloaf. At that time the A daughter, Amy Lynn, to Rev. and Mrs. Donald L. Mitchell, Bid-die street, Chesapeake City, born today at Delaware Hospital, Wilmington, DeL The mother is the former Catherine Rayne.

The bride, and John Lesko were the ushers. group discussed plans to entertain the Fall Rally of United Can you think of an easier, better way of selling items you no longer need than a low-cost PSSS Classified Ad? There is no better way and it's so easy simply Dial GL 5-3636 and ask for Classified DEAR ABBY: Your answer to the lady who hates baseball was TRANQUILIZING TIPS If you've no time for a nap before an evening date, massage your entire scalp with your fingertips, give your hair a brisk and thorough brushing and apply skin freshener to your face, neck and shoulders. This will give you an immediate pickup. For her daughter's wedding, Church Women, September 29, at Ss. Peter and Paul's.

father, pastor of the First Presby terrific. It reminded me of myself DEAR ABBY: I want to thank you for advising "Bored," who didn't share her husband's enthusiasm for baseball, to do something else and let him enjoy the game. A wife who acts neglected and plays the martyr because her husband enjoys baseball and she doesn't is, in my book, a foul ball. A really sharp gal would learn the game. She'd soon find out that pleasures shared are pleasures doubled.

Sign me. "NO CURVES" Mrs. Michael Sabol, president, terian Church, Chesapeake City, is a former Hazletqn ten years ago. When we were first presided for the meeting and led married my husband was crazy the prayers. The topic, "The Church and Social was Mrs.

Barna wore a blue lace dress and white accessories. The bridegroom's mother wore a poudre blue lace dress, white accessories. Each wore a whrte orchid corsage. Following a reception at the Delano firehouse, the couple left about baseball, but I didn't know a shutout from a dugout. I used President Nancy Leipfert will presented by Mrs.

John Yamarick, Mrs. George Yenchko, Mrs. Em-i to nag him when he'd listen to the games, and I refused to go to one preside for the meeting. Co-chairmen for the session are Miss Laura B. Moon and Mrs.

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One version boasts a matching bolero jacket. manuel Kopp, Mrs. John Shuliga and Mrs. John Straka. with him.

Finally one day i ae cided to change my way of think on a honeymoon in the Poconos Upon their return they will reside ing. I forced myself to watch base "Are things rough? Let Abby help you solve your problem. For at the home of the bridegroom ball games and, believe it or not, I became as excited about them a personal reply, enclose a stamp parents. Flower Show At Hometown as mv husband was. Now we each The bride is a graduate of Ma ed, self-addressed envelope and send to Box 3365, Beverly Hills, The society will have a rummage sale and bake sale in the church auditorium, August 30.

Games were played following the business meeting, and the group celebrated the wedding anniversaries of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Greshner, August 26; and Mr. and, Mrs. John Shuliga, August 18.

hanoy Township High School, class Calif. of 1959. Her husband, a Mahanoy City High School graduate with the class of 1955, is employed by have our favorite teams and make small wagers with each other, and I can truthfully say that baseball has brought us qloser together, and gives us more enjoyment, than 1 ever dreamed was possible. BRAVES FAN the General Cigar Ma Picnic At Angela For Relief Corps HHIIllMttHtKtHlttHfHHtlllMMIimimi11f)Mimm hanoy City. PICNIC AT ROCKPORT Woman's Relief Corps, No.

65, will have a picnic at Angela Park this evening, taking the 5:30 o'clock William Wolfkeil. vthis city manager of the Schoeneman Bea Birthday Greetings Carol Secunda, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Nicholas Secunda, 334 bus from Pine and Broad streets. The Hometown Garden Club will have its flower show Tuesday from 3 p.

m. to 10 p. and Wednesday from 10 a. m. to 10 p.

at the Hometown Community Hall. Regional flower growers have been invited to participate, and the show is open to the public. Recently admitted to the Garden Club Federation of Pennsylvania, the Hometown Club is eligible to offer the top federation, awards, the Tri-color, Award of Distinction, and Award of Merit. The show will have artistic design classes as well as 42 classes for speciments and house plants, and educational exhibits. uty Supply Wilkes-Barre, his salesmen and their families, held Each one attending is asked to Putnam street, West Hazleton, take a covered dish, her own table' a picnic at the summer home of yesterday.

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