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Standard-Speaker from Hazleton, Pennsylvania • Page 15

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Haileton Standard-Speaker, Monday, November 4, 1963 15 Sportive Bride of James Pergosky Ruth Millett Cosmonauts Wed in Moscow At the Palace of Marriaqes TO PAY FINAL RESPECCTS Members of the Drake Wear VFW Post Ladies Auxiliary will meet Tuesday at 7 p.m. at the eepwear Second Pay for Vocation By RE1NHOLD G. ENSZ This Winter "The UnHed States is rapidly bef having to take anything she can' 10 10 Poyle ace, jammed with television equipment, cameramen, newsmen and guests, to the strains of Tschaikovsky's first piano concerto. 1 on iiunciai iiuiuc. iu pay unai re- There is no escaping it.

The LUM1)ns a cnccK counT soects to Mrs. Ella Pfaff. a rh.r sportive look is so solidly in fash- takes both a husband and! A college oean tcTls me she has ter member of the auxiliary. Associated Press Staff Writer Moscow (AP) Cosmonauts Valentina Tereshkova and An-dricn Nikolayev were married in a televised white wedding at the flower-decked Palace of Marriages Sunday. inn this spasnn that vrm will evnmWUe working In simnrjrt a fami vf'V4 vt 'lflia lu -uiivintt ine; The bride looked very little vivii 11' I go to sleep in it.

i under our present economic set- girls she counsels that since it is very likely they will have to earn like a lady space conqueror, A well known lounge and sleep- lup say. Mr. Esthcr Peterson. Her feather-cut blondish hair a pay check for years even if they wear iiidiiuiaLiuii'i iias resonen Then, with Premier Khru- was covered by a ruched tulle ,1 i y-. 41.

1I 1" it 1.1 A imunev nosung a gay, govern-ve which fell hplnw hpr shnnld to the ski resorts for its U1 bureau oi uugm io give serious 1a fs-M 1 United States Department of thought while in college to how they aim iiiciiiL Kvjvvim iiinui a it um. i ment-paid reception, came hints ers. Her blossoming complexion Labor. are going to earn the nav check. For example, an authentic; Tl, i Dhi i i 1.

i i i wey may De going DacK into required little makeup. ormi ana mat tne soviet Union The wedding gown unusual- 1S eagerly waiting for the Iv fnrmfll fnr tho Snvtt TTnlnn KEEP SLIM and TRIM LU t.C,r.,0n,.tp"1Iovef t0p 0f i.Pair!daughtcrs as well as our sons to to convince. oi Kl luunger pajamas, I Thn length flannette night shirts are 1 tZTX rrr, modeled after apres ski costumes like and have a talent for? I attitude that choosing the right clothes has you dreaming you to parcnts for a son as wcI, as for sons T1 are do. freezing, you can warm up with t0 prepare himself to earn a liv-g their daughters an injustice if an Airican saian sieep snirt at work ne will find SMtisfvin(, thev let them think that marria! ed with boxer shorts and still be Rut a daiiPhtrr, with will hm was a white, full-skirted knee-length bit of froth with tiny sleeves and a deeply scooped-out neckline. Valentina walked daintily in spike-heeled, pointed toed shoes of white satin.

She carried white chrysanthemums. The groom, brunette and handsome, wore a dark business suit with an ivory silk tie. Valentina Gagarin, wife of the world's first cosmonaut Yuri Gagarin, was matron of honor and Valery Bykovsky who or world's first cosmic couple to have children. As the newly-weds walked into the marble and crystal ball room, arm in arm with Mrs. Nina Khrushchev, Defense Minister Rodion Malinovsky and Chief Air Marshal Konstantin Vershinin rushed up with their wives.

While 300 guests roared approval, the military leaders thrust what they called a "symbolic present" on the couple a little girl doll with a pacifier in its mouth. sportively stylish. lor parents just assume that she the necessity of earning a living Legion Auxiliary win niarry when she is through school and so it doesn't matter DINNER MEETING whether or not she is adequately The Married Women's Club of prepared to earn a living when she the Young Women's Christian As-finishes her education. sociation will have a dinner meet- She probably will niarry. But ing Tuesday at 6:30 p.

at the in 'illtlln nnl. nUnnl. It I 1 To Meet Tuesday Mfrt "'V American Legion Ladies Auxil bited at the same time as Val- iary will meet Tuesday at 8 p.m. at the Legion Home, with Presi a u.muir yay iiicirn tuumry association building. FREE DELIVERY PHONE 929-2464 ivviiai uiiiL-I l-lllf tlUL'S lliai IlldKe.

in June was the best Then Vershinin toasted themjentina in champagne wishing Valenti-man. dent Elizabeth Demko If she is going to have to work af Classified Ads Bring Results Refreshments will be served by ter marriage, she ought to be train-Rose M. Roman and Anna GrcgaJed for work she will enjoy, instead na and Andrian "further great success on earth, in the air and in the cosmos." Many took this as a hint the pair would be going back in space something Valentina has already said she wants to do. All Soviet cosmonauts were present at the world's first "space wedding" which drew more public attention here than any Russian marriage since the late Czar Nicholas II married Queen Victoria's grand-daugh- Cal Pane Mrs. James R.

Pergosky Miss Natalie Ann Gazdziak, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. John Khrushchev, presiding as iter in 1893. master of ceremonies, rang aj Everything went smoothly un-silver bell to introduce each of i til Valentina attempted to slip the 21 toasts progressively the ring on Andrian's thick, merrier as the noon wedding stubby finger. The ring got breakfast lasted way into the stuck and Valentina struggled, Gazdziak, Lattimer Mines, was married to James R.

Pergsoky. son of Mrs. Margaret Pergosky, 628 Putnam street, West Hazleton, evening. 'her cheeks flushing wun em- at a candlelight ceremony, Octo- inc rremier am mosi oi me barrassmcnt. Finally sne 26 at 6 in Christ Uniled laiKing nimsen, as usuai, ana Ananan pusnea au Church of Christ, Conyngham.

Rev. Harlan A. Breininger offici- also as usual, could not resist After a dinner for the immediate families at Purcell's, Sybertsville, the couple left to spend a honeymoon at Mt. Airy, in the Poconos. They will reside in West Hazleton.

The bride was graduated from Hazle Township High School, class of 1962, and the Empire Beauty School and Linda Brooks Charm School. She is employed by Scamper Sportswear. The bridegroom was graduated from Valley Forge Military Academy and Williamsport Technical Institute. He is employed by George Racho, trucking and excavating. Out of town guests were from New Jersey and Lancaster.

i ated. taking political cracks at the West. 0 DON'T BE FOOLED! A constitutional convention can mean a graduated state income tax. VOTE The bride was given In marriage He hailed Soviet space and claimed "even our op I TaitonMUs 1 I "Safe- the way down. Gagarin, who escorted the mothers of both bride and groom to the ceremony, was in high spirits.

He kissed almost everyone present and exclaimed: "I'm sure this will be the happiest family ever!" Other brides waiting their turns to be married, thrust their bouquets on the cosmonaut and she left loaded down with flowers only to be pelted with hundreds more by the crowds outside. The newly weds climbed into a Chaika limousine for the trip to the hills. Chaika means sea gull in Russian and that was Valentina's code-name in space. by her father and wore a wallz length gown of white silk organza with a basque bodice, Alencon lace appliques accented with iridescent sequins and seed pearls, a round neckline and long, tapering sleeves with points over the wrists. Her controlled bell-shaped skirt had front appliques and ended with a small back bow.

She wore a jewel crown arranged on a double tier, elbow-length veil of imported English illusion, and carried a prayer book with a cascade of stephanotis and ivy centered with white roses. Miss Carol Dawson, Hobbie, was maid honor. She wore a red The exquisite hair colours of LOREAL Delta Kappa Gamma Lunch Tau Chapter joined Alpha Rho Chapter. Delta Kappa Gamma, for a birthday luncheon Saturday at the Hotel Sterling, Wilkes-Barre. Mrs.

John Parker, Wilkes-Barre. ponents realize that we nave the leading role in space. They haven't overtaken us as yet and we are not going to let them." This could be another one of the day's hints that the Soviet Union is not bowing out of the moon race. Khrushchev also boasted "our people is covering itself with glory. We shall give the capitalist world no peace, since it has to go." But, beaming and twinkling, Khrushchev did not forget he was acting as sort of foster-father to Valentina, 26, and Andrian, 34.

Both lost their own fathers during World War II. "I didn't bring any baby buggies or pacifiers," he said. "If you have a baby, the gifts won't fail to come." Here the cuests family, cos NO velvet waltz-length gown with a SUWI Willi OF PARIS portrait, neckline, a ncw siaie .1 i i To Show Slides At Esterly Meet mitvi's anu belt. Her headpiece was a white fur pillbox hat and she carried a muff with a corsage of red roses. Miss Mary Felber, Lancaster.

During the business meeting plans were made for the March luncheon and the April tea. Mrs. Louise Williams, Wilkes-Barre, and Mrs. Lillian Mayka, Mountain Top were initiated into the society. Miss Gladys Schwartz will show slides when the Dr.

Esterly Bible Class nf Christ. Lutheran Church was bridesmaid, and wore a gown meets Thursday at 7:30 p.m., hat to match the honor atten monauts and most of the politi- iiazieion region members at dant and carried a matching ra militarv. scientific, theatri-'the parish house. She will also be the teacher next Sunday on Nov. 5 to the question of a constitutional convention.

The Committee To Save Our Constitution IF YOU DON'T KNOW VOTE NO tending the affair were Miss Dorothy Bayless, Miss Mary Britt, Mrs. Lucille Foulkrod, Mrs. Esther Gross, Miss Naomi Jaffee. NOW MADE IN THE UNITED STATES Setting the pace in hair colouring the world over famous L'Oreal of Paris the name on everyone's lips the exquisite colours custom blended just for you and you alone. Make your appointment with beauty today.

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Alice Wiltsie. muff with a corsage. Leonard Sabol, Beaver Meadows, was best man, and Robert Jones, West Hazleton, was the usher. Mrs. Henry George presided at the organ for traditional wedding music.

The bride's mother wore a sheath dress of royal blue mate-lasse, with matching accessories, nnd the bridegroom's mother chose a teal blue crepe sheath dress with matching accessories. cal and literary great or tne au-Vict Union interrupted. "Gorka, Gorka!" they began chanting in rhythm. This is an old Russian marriage custom. The word means "bitter" and is a call for the husband to kiss away the bitter taste of wedding wine and premarital unhappiness in his wife's mouth.

With Khrushchev shouting "co Nikolayev lost no The committee for Thursday's meeting will consist of Dorothy Antolick, Vera Berger, Anna Broadt, Jessie Dozeskie, Margaret Roskos, Ruth Walck. Yesterday's teacher was Miss Dorothy Bay-less. Save those six-ounce cans from frozen fruit-juice concentrate and use them as "packing utensils" for refrigerator cookie dough. Brown sugar should, as a rule, be packed so firmly into the measure that it will hold its shape when it is turned out. time in giving his wife a long and nassionatc kiss.

Rnwilrlered bv all the fuss MS-' A I and almost speechless with hap (LN A 0 fTi Tin TT T7N Diness were two incongruous pnests at the head table peas ant-clad Anna Nikolayena and Yelena Tcreskhova mothers of ihf. hride and groom. Like the riicnitaries present, they feast vH nn smoked salmon, baked sturgeon, shashlik and other del icacies which crowded the ta ble. STARTING TODAY The couple entered the pal- LOVELY CARVED EFFECTS Singers Sale Prices This Large Selection Of 9x12 Rngs Over 200) To Make Room For New Market Stock, Fine Wiltons Exquisite Imported Persians Luscious Thick Axminsters Heavy Wool-o-Braided Ovals ONLY BECAUSE MANY ARE ONE OF A KIND, DISCONTINUED SHOWROOM SAMPLES AND DROPPED PATTERNS, CAN YOU PICK UP A BRAND NEW RUG AT A SECONDHAND PRICE. EVERY RUG A VALUE! HOLIDAY GIFT THE FAMILY WILL ENJOY Portable Home Size Pool Tables Pool is a family- game! Pool is family fun! Plan to enjoy pool in your home.

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