The Morning Herald from Uniontown, Pennsylvania • Page 12

THE MORNWG HERALD -THE EVEN'TSC STANDARD FACT n-JNWNTWN, TUESDAY, DECEMBER tt, 1171 Miami Honeymoon Karen A. Thomas Bridt WoM Karen Anne Thomas, daughter of Dr. and Mrs. William A. Thomas of 248 Oglevee Lane, Connellsvllle became the bride of Carmen Galderisi, son of Mr.

and Dominie Galderisi of Lemont Furnace. Tlie noon ceremony was solemnized at St. Thercsc R. C. Church in Uniontown with Rev.

Hugh Meehan officiating. The bride was escorted to the altar by her father and wore a floor-length gown of white crepe maracaine designed with a beaded stand-up collar that edged the A band of pearls and irridescent crystals circled the empire waist and the wrists of the long sleeves. The skirt was A-line with a chapel-length train. Denise Thomas, sister of the bride, was maid of honor, Bridesmaids ware Lisa Topley of Mt. Pleasant, Sarah Mona-han of Connellsville and Paulette Mosako of Union-town.

Best man was Paul Fi-jalkovic. Ushers' were Marty Vajacek of Lemont Furnace, Ernie Monaco and Eddie Kolp of Uniontown. A reception for 20O guests was held at the Mount Vernon Inn. The bride is a 1968 graduate of Geibel High School and attended Robert Morris College. She was previously, employed as secretary at Connellsville Sportswear.

Mr. Galderisi is a 1966 graduate of North Union High School and a 1970 graduate ot California State College. A graduate student at West Vir: ginia University, he Is a fa-cultv member at Hatfield Elementary School in the Laurel Highlands School District. The couple honeymooned in Miami, Fla and will reside at 10 N. Mt.

Vernon Uniontown. awrt, sa wmuMxr. New Musical Announced Twin Coaches Dinner Theater has concluded its first musical production. The next musical at the dinner (healer had, been announced as But' because of scheduling difficulties the producers now plan as the next show the just released and much acclaimed musical "You're A Good Man, Charlie opening a three-week run Jan, 19. "I Do! I Do!" is set lor a Feb.

9 opening. It's, the musical concerning marriage. "A Funny Thing Happened On the Way To The Forum" will open March 1 followed by "Mame" on March IB. "You're A Good Man Charlie Brown" is based on Charles Shultz's cartoon comic strip Peanuts, characters. In the musical are the put-upon Charlie Brown, Lucy, Linus and his security blanket, Sch-roeder and even Snoopy.

The cast will be announced ata.later date. The show will run Wednesdays through Saturdays at 8:30 and Sundays at 7 p.m. at the supper club. PAISLEY. PRINTS Paisley printed dresses ul-ways seem to be ia fashion.

This year's print is the shirt-collar dress with a zippered. front and broader shoulders for daytime. A high ruffled collar dress with billowing skirt is perfect for the LOOKING FORWARD TO NEW YEAR'S AT THE COTTON are Mrs. John Hull and Mrs. Tom Hull, an Ihey will have a BOWL Two young former Uniontown women wilt be among special reason for being there.

Their husbands are members of those who will be in Dallas, Texas on New Year's Day to watch the Peon State team. Pictured above, left to right, John Hull, and cheer Penn State Universitv on to victory over Texas. They Tom Hull, Tom Hull and Mrs. John Hull. -Herald-Slandicd Photo Exciting New Year's Bay For Two Former Uniontown Women Year Of The Chinese The players and join their wives that evening at the Hotel Fairmont to be entertained by-Carol Channing.

Friday will find the young women on their own, attending a style show and luncheon at Nie'man-Marcus, famous Dallas department store-and a formal dinner-dance that evening; without their husbands. Saturday morning the wives wiU board a bus for the Cotton Bowl' Parade, have luncheon as guests of the sponsors and then the big game. post game buffet for players, wives and pests will be held at.the Hotel Fairmont. They will return to Pennsylvania their. husbands on Jan.

2. Eileen Hull is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Albert Francis of 82 Craig Uniontown and Lauren Huil is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs.

Lawrence Krizner of Uniontown R. D. 1, Tom and Lauren Hull are the parents of a Id-month old son, Eric, Both couples are graduates of -Uniontown Area Senior High School. The game will be seen locally on Channel 2 on Jan. 1.

By BETTY FRANGOS Two young former Uniontown women are not bemoaning the fact that football bowl games will dominate New Year's Day television. Mrs. John Hull, the former Eileen Francis and Mrs. Tom Hull, the former Lauren Krimer, will not be watching tele- vision that day they will be at the. Cotton Bowl In Dallas cheering Penh State on lo victory.

Their, husbands are members of the Penn State team. John and Tom are the sons of Mrs. Marion Hull oLUnlpn- town, Mrs. Hull will attend the game, too. The girls will leave Stale allege today to fly to Dallas to join their Many activities have been planned, some of which include the husbands, but others are for wives only.

On Wednesday the couples will visit a dude ranch and attend a dinner-dance. A reception is planned for coaches' and players'. Wives from both the University of Texas and Penh State teams on Thursday! Evening Vows Head MRS. MONTE JAY GIVENS Wedding Revealed Announcement is being made of the marriage ot Mona Lisa Gaidrich, daughter of. Mr.

and Mrs. Edward Gaidrich, Aberdeen, to Monte Jay Givens. The bride is the granddaughter of Mr. and Mrs. Nick Lowry, Lemont Furnace.

Her mother is the former Elora Mae Lowry, a graduate of North Union High School with the class of 1945. FOOTNOTES The platform the wedgie and the ankle strap are the foot notes for this season. The ankle strap shoe with a thinner heel is the delicate look for evening. For daytime the wedgie comes decked with studs and in two-(bne leathers. ANIMAL PINS Plastic jewelry id animal forms ia still an Important part of the fashion picture.

But translated into the more sophisticated outfits, animal pins, brooches and belt buckles are done in gold and sterling. This Is By HELEN HENNESSY NEA Women's Editor NEW (NEA) The Chinese name their years for animals (Year of the Dragon, Year of the Horse) but fashion experts everywhere have named this the Year of the Chinese. And no wonder, Chinese, motifs, pat-terns and fabrics have taken the fashion world by storm. After their romance with Indians and Gypsies, fashion designers-have turned to the classic simplicity of the. Chinese look Mandarin collars, padded clothes, slits up the side; frog closings soft floppy pants.

And fabrics are done in traditional Chinese colors and designs peacocks, birds, flowers. Since President Nixon announced his impending visit to main-' land China everyone's hopping on the Chinese fashion wagon. The biggest source of Chinese fashions is Hong. Kong where they not only know all about designing them: but have, a dynamic industry geared to manufacture them. There are more than garment manufacturers there and fasliion is the Crown Colony's largest industry.

When fashion palates developed a sudden taste for Chinese, Hong Kong was ready to deliver. What all this means to us is a full gamut of styies from stunning evening wear all the way to Chinese worker's jackets adapted wish a flair and a flash for occidental wearing. Fasliion experts are already predicting a big" year for the workers's jacket fashioned from padded blue cotton, eye-appealing and easy to clean. Then there's the midi-length Chinese men's coat which fils American women just perfectly! Padding gives a snug warmth against-winter's worst. The padding is traditional Chinese, the quilting which is often seen as not but it does add an attractive touch.

Many of these designs have already reached the American market. A loi more will be introduced-this winter during the Hong Kong Ready-to-Wear Festival (March 5 to 10) when buyers and dignitaries from around the world assemble to see the latest creations from the Colony's fashion industry. Hundreds of manufacturers participate at this show which is held under one roof for convenience, Chinese motifs have taken over all the way even in accessories. Bags shoes, jewelry, all reflect what everyone interested in fashion already knows this is the year of the Chinese. (Newspaper Enterprise Assn.) MRS.

CARMEN GALDERISI J. B. Shave! Studio BLAZERS In brilliant colors, the evening blazer resembles the Persian carpel. The classic lines blended with the classic designs make an elegant look. The finishing touch is a floor -length black skirt in a flowing fabric like matte jersey.

SHOE NEWS Aztec symbols or scrawling hieroglyphics are what's new in shoes, bags and accessories. Highlighting a one -color outfit, the bold patterns give all the color that is needed. PLUNGING NECKLINE The stylish deep-slit front for evening dresses that extend from neckline to waistline lends itself to home sewing. Outdated dresses can be re-styled at the bodice in give the dress an entirely new look. FOR SALE we alio itock largo canes, walkers, flowing, uncluttered gown of oriental from Dynasty.

upcoming Hong in March designed manufacturers. WHEEL Mary Ann Shaffer, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Henry Shaffer of Gallatin. Uniontown became the bride, of Robert Lindsay, son of Mrs.

Charlotte Lindsay of Smith-field and the Wilbert Lindsay, The evening service was performed at St. Mary's Church' with Rev. Edward Taje officiating. Maid of honor Susan Lynn Hudock of 47 Lemon Wood' Acres. Best man was Keith Giover of Sycamore.

A dinner for' the Immediate families held at: the Venetian Restaurant following the ceremony. The couple will reside at D-14 Harris Garden Uniontown. HOMEMAKER A little bomemaker kit con-. tabling a toy carpet sweeper, dustpan, broom and dust cloth is a great joy to a little girl who loves to copy mother. MRS.

ROBERT LINDSAY Snellman Studio lines of quilted evening motifs. These designs are A lot more will be shown at the Kong Ready.to-Wear Festival by hundreds of Hong Kong No wonder the Chinese look Is this year's fashion rage. Pare silk evening gown (left) features so much of what all the shouting is about the thigh-length slit is enchantlngly provocative. Mandarin collar and frog closings ore traditionally Chinese. The simplicity of Chinese design is raised to a new elegance (right) in the Penneys sheet sale starts next week.

Why wait? To save lots of money! And that's worth waiting for, Especially saving money on something so beautiful and practical. Penneys famous sheets. On sale next week! OR RENT! CHAIRS THURBY MOTORS Home of the New DODGE DODGE TRUCKS DODGE COLTS Thurby Lincoln Mercury Home of" the New MERCURY-LINCOLN 4 CAPRIS 445-453 Connelltrilfe St, 438-7991 RECIPES When cutting a recipe in half, always carefully measure ingredients separately first or else you are likely to forget and add the full amount of one ingredient. CUSTARDS Custards should be baked until a knife can be inserted in the filling and drawn out clean. Baking too long results in watery custards.

ROCKING CHAIR To keep a rocking chair froni being noisy and marring the finnr, glue felt weather-stripping to the underside of each rocker, LEATHER Store shoes and other leather articles near the top of a closet rather than on the floor to prevent mildew. Why nat have conven-, ience and comfort for your patient at home. Call us far complete information on these useful wheelchairs. (election of hospital beds, etc. far sale or rent JCPenney The values are here every day.

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