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Miss ShelKamer Becomes Bride 10 Haxleton Standard-Speaker, Saturday, November 6, 1965 'Matteo-Mustacchia Engagement Hospita Wed in Weatherly Church Miss McAfee, Nevada Man Tell of Troth Mr. and Mrs. James McAfee, 1 i mmrz i x. v-s-r i it I i i "I I (lit JtM: I nf "mmm, -A Miss Carmella Matteo Mr. ana Mrs.

uamei luancv m.nt of their daughter, Carmella to Fred wusiaccma sou i Ms Mary Mustacchia, 134 East The'Sagement solemnized in Mart Precious Blood Church Fanucci. A dinner for the immediate famihes fol- MJ lowed. cr-HnotpH She is employee i 11 ui. School. He is an employe of American Finance Tamaqua.

Muriel Lawrence Hail the 'Sane' Toys! Cl Fan s79 Arthur strpet. announce the Catawissa reet in 1961 from Hazleton High School Marian Catholic High reckless to buy th2tn any. more these murdering and monstrous toys which encourage their alleged blood lust tj release useu in Ipnre If the children must feel impulses to kill, explode and conquer, tnvs no longer have to help them indulge these impulses. They can them vicariously by watch ing television's reports of the tor tured faces of the Vietnamese mothers holding babies in their arms. If thev want to hear the srrpams.

television also makes those available by showing us riotine Deode who pnmp in all sizes and colors The toy firm has sensed, I think, that too much violence ends by makin? children apathetic. I hope it cashes in on its release of the violence market to the manufac turers nf the real guns, the rea bombs, the real and other electronic monsters. The children weapon industry just cant com nete. with the actual lo.ely de structions now being wrought by the boom-boom toys so popular with their elders. Mrs.

William St. Nicholas R.C. Church, Wea-j therly, was the setting Saturday October 23, for the wedding of Miss Barbara Ann Masluck, Weatherly RD 2, to William Raymond Bolish Lansing, formerly of Weatherly RD 1. Rev. Thomas I.

Peleshek officiated at the 10 a.m. double ring ceremony and celebrated the nuptial mass. The couple received the Apostolic Blessing of Pope Paul VI. The bride is a niece of Mr. and Mrs.

William H. Thrash, Weatherly RD 2, while the bridegroom's parents are Mr. and Mrs. William Bolish Weatherly RD 1. The altar was decorated with palms, ferns and greens, and the altar vases held bouquets of white chrysanthemums and carnations.

The pews were marked with large white ribbon bows. Miss Loretta Palko was organist and accompaned Miss Jacqueline Re-dash, who sang "Ave Maria," "Mother, at Thy Feet is Kneeling," "Hail Mary" and "Lady of Fatima." The reception took place at the Lobitz Fountain Room. Given in marriage by her uncle, William H. Trash, the bride wore a white satin peau gown with a sculptured scoop neckline, basque bodice, long tapering sleeves ending in points over the wrists, and a controlled skirt with back pleats. Re-embroidered and beaded Alen-con lace trimmed the bodice and front of the skirt, and an obi sash topped the bouffant chapel train.

She wore a triple-tiered imported English illusion cathedral train, arranged on an Alencon lace crown trimmed with seed pearls and crystals, and carried an Edwardian bouquet of gardenias, white feathered carnations and stephanotis with a detachable corsage and streamers. The bride presented a bouquet of white carnations tied with a blue ribbon at the statue of the Blessed Mother. Donna Lee Lesko, Freeland, was honor attendant for her cousin, while Deborah Lesko, Weatherly RD 2, another cousin, served as junior Dridesmaio. 1111 South Clinton avenue, Trenton, N. formerly of Milnesville, announce the engagement of their daughter, Patricia Ann, to Joseph M.

Johnson, son of Mr. and. Mrs. Homer Johnson, Las Vegas, Nev. A February wedding is planned.

Miss McAfee is employed by Dr. David Eckstein in Trenton. Mr. Johnson served four years in the Air Force and now is em ployed in Las Vegas. Charlutz and Cera Enqaqement Told Mrs.

Mildred Charlutz, 714 Alter street, this city, has announced the engagement of her daughter, Dolores to Anthony G. Cera, son of Mrs. Nellie Cera, 571 Hayes street, also of this city. The enaaeement was solemnized bv Rev. Anthony C.

Marra, assis tant pastor, in a ceremony at Our Lady of Grace Church. Practical Pair Bv MARIAN MARTIN Holiday charmers! Low-waist iumrjer has kicky pleats for hop pins aboard a school bus or danc- ina off to a party. Choose velve teen, corduroy. Printed Pattern 9043: Children's Sizes 2. 4.

6. 8. 10. Size 6 jumper lVi yards 35-mch nap; blouse iv yards 35-inch. Fifty cents in coins for each pat tern add 15 cents for each pat tern for first-class mailing ana special handling.

Send to Marian Martin. Hazleton Standard-Speak er, 64, Pattern 232 West 18th New York, N. Y. 10011. Print NAME, ADDRESS with ZIP, SIZE and STYLE NUMBER.

Discover the secret of a well-dressed woman Discover 350 flat tering, new design ideas in our new Fall-Winter Pattern Catalog. All sizes! Coupon for free pattern in catalog. Send 50c. Cooking Is Fun SUNDAY DINNER Fresh lemon gives this cran berry sauce extra tang. Roast Turkey Potatoes Tancv Cranberry Sauce Peas and Carrots Green Salad Ice Cream Beverage TANGY CRANBERRY SAUCE 1 pound (4 cups) cranberries 2 cups sugar 1 cup water 2 teaspoons grated lemon rind 2 tablespoons lemon juice Vi cud orange marmalade In a laree saucepan over low heat, stir together the sugar and wafpr until sutar dissolves: boil for 5 minutes.

Add cranberries; without stirring, until skins pop- about 5 minutes. Remove irom heat. Skim off foam. Stir in the lemon rind, lemon juice and orange marmalade. Cool in saucepan, then chill.

Makes about 1 quart. LADIES', GENTS' and CHILDREN'S GARMENTS HEMMED By Professional Toilers QUALITY 1 9043 ir5XK SIZES Auxiliary In Service Members of St. Joseph Hospital Auxiliary will participate in an annual Mass service Sunday in the hospital chapel. Rev. Eugene R.

Can- will be celebrant of the 8 a.m, service. He is resident chaplain of the hospital. Immediately following Mass, breakfast will be served for members in the nurses' dining room. Girls who belong to the Junior Auxiliary also are invited to at tend both the religious service and the breakfast as guests of the senior organization. Auxiliary members will meet in regular monthly session at 8 p.m.

Monday. Annual election of offi cers will take place during me business meeting. Discussed will be Dlans for the November oppor tunity sale and the Christmas din ner. 50th Wedding Anniversary For G. Balkos Mr.

and Mrs. George Balko of Milnesville will note their 50th wedding anniversary on Sunday. A family dinner in their honor will be held. They have seven children nihe grandchildren. and Balaschak, Pofok Troth Announced Miss Christine M.

Balascak Mr. and Mrs. John Balascak of 172 Morehouse street, Bridgeport, announce the engagement of their daughter Christine Mary to Paul James Pofok son of Mr. and Mrs. Paul Foiok 525 Courtland avenue, Bridge port, Conn.

The wedding will take place Aug. 20, 19G6. Miss Balascak was graduated from Bassick High School. She is a cashier at St. Vincent's Hospital Her fiance is an alumnus of Bassick High School and the Electronic Computer Program ming Institute.

He is a computer console operator with the Ameri can Chain and Cable Co. The parents of the bride-elect are former residents of Freeland. Her mother is the former Helen Sherby. Anniversaries BIRTHDAY: Charlotte Cherasaro, daughter of Mr. and Mrs.

Anthony Cherasaro, 214 South Bennett court, 18th, yes terdav. Her sister. Betty, cele brated her 17th birthday last week, and her uncle, Robert Roberts, Elizabeth City, N. is observing his birthday today. Roseann Manna, daughter of Mr.

and Mrs. Michael Manna, 5 North Chestnut street, Trcsckow, vesterdav. Kathy Lapinsky, daughter of Mr and Mrs. Bernard Lapinsky, 12 Warren street. West Hazlcton, ninth, today.

She is a fourth grade student at Transfiguration School John D. Petrilla. 727 North Church street, yesterday. A family party in his honor will be held today. David Walters, son of Mr.

and Mrs, Phil Walters, 26 East First street, ninth, today. He is a student at Arthur Street School. COLD STAR MOTHERS TO ELECT Gold Star Mothers will nominate i rr: i a ana eieci ouicers si a meeting i 1L p.m. Sunday in the residence of Mrs. George Kochie, Hemlock street, Freeland.

Enliven mayonnaise with lemon juice and chopped pimiento-stuffed green olives to serve with fish. ftrtcd to altend a 1 1 1 je A 'I "'y'Ji'i art in Ftrtut R. Bolish, Jr. headpieces with bouffant veils. matchina ereen sliDDers and short white gloves.

Their cascade bou quets were of yellow chrysanthe mums and pompons and greens. The flower girl, who was dressed like the other attendants, was Barbara Ann Milcarek, Oakdale, cousin of the bride. She carried a brown wicker basket filled with yellow chrysanthemums, pompons and greens. John W. Bolish Falls Church, performed the duties of best man for his cousin, and the ushers were James Lesko, Weatherly RD 2, cousin of the bride; Alfred Milcarek, Oakdale, uncle of the bride; and Robert Lesko, Free-land, cousin of the bride.

The bride's aunt, Mrs. Thrash, wore a champagne beige, gold and forest green brocade sheath dress with matching jacket, a forest green velct bow headpiece with two roses nestled in a veil, nrest erppn accessories and a corsage of white roses, stephanotis and white feathered carnations. The bridegroom's mother selected a three-piece royal blue suit and matching accessories. Her corsage was of white roses and blue feathered carnations. Following a tour of the Southern States, the couple will reside at 1109 Barr avenue, Lansing, Mich.

A graduate of the McCann School of Business, the bride was em ployed in the purchasing depart ment of Dorr-Oliver, tnis city. Mr. Bolish received a bachelor of science degree in civil engineering from Tri-State College, Angola, and is employed as a methods engineer for the Olds-mobile Division of General Motors at Lansing. Out-of-town guests at the ding were from Michigan, wed-New Jersey and Virginia. Auxiliary Picks Committee For Yule Party Committee for the Christmas lh Ri Zi held in lhe home Vi.j...

vPst III ViVw Hazlcton. The auxiliary will sell terry tablecloths, tea towels, and aprons. Orders can be made by calling Rita Zcllncr at 455-0998. Kathcrine Warg won the prize, and Mrs. Anna Meiers 8ixl Mrs.

Warg served the lunch. Classified Ads Brln Results Getting Married? Largest selection Tuxe- does, Oiiaway, sironers, Full Dress Dinner Jackets and Accessories in East All Sixes 4 to 54 EMPIRE Hax. 454-3361 3 Results! ABIGAIL VAN BUREN E. Schultz cock train of lace. The four-tiei veil nf imported illusion was ar ranged on a lace and drop crystal crown.

She carried a crescent ot white carnations and red roses. Miss Marv Grace Donato of Free- land was maid of honor, and Mrs. Barbara R. Somers of Hazleton, sister of the bride, was bridesmaid. They each wore a fitted street- length sheath of gold crepe wiia long tapered sleeves, floor-length detachable overskirt of gold satin, and waistline accented witn a smau rosette.

Their hats of gold tolas had drop crystal clips in front and circular veils. They carried cas cades of white carnations tippea green. Barry Lutz of Freeland served as best man, and usher was Paul Gower of Freeland The hririVs mother chose a moss green lace dress, white feathered hat, and green accessories, while the bridegroom's mother wore a blue and green brocade dress with black accessones. Botn naa corsages of white carnations tipped green. Following a wedding trip to Canada, the couple will reside at 625 Centre street, Freeland.

They both were graduated in 1960 from Freeland High School. The bride is employed in the Credit De partment of Sears Roebuck and Hazleton Shopping center, ine bridegroom served with the U.S. Army and now is an employe in the Parts Department of Feussner's Ford Garage, Freeland. Out of town guests were- from Maryland, Philadelphia, Lansdale, Norristown, and Massachusetts. THINK RICH IN I Super-Rich! Helena Rubinstein presents the new lipstick and lip-gloss in one! (AND OH, WHAT IT DOES TO THE COLORS!) This marvel of a lipstick puts your lips on a steady diet of rich cream.

Glides right on, never slides off. Super-Rich Lipstick comes in such luxury-loving colors as Melted Rubies, Pink Brilliants, Gilded Peach, Rose Royce and lots more! Each in a golden-weave case, 150 Leader Store, Main Floor Mrs. William Miss Elsie R. Shelhamer, daugh- fpr nf Mr. and Mrs.

Wade Shelham er, 708 Front street, Freeland, be came the bride of wiuiam Schultz. son of Mr. and Mrs. Wil liam A. Schultz, 331 Maple street, Freeland, on Saturday, Oct.

ZJ, in St. Mary's G. C. Church, Freeland. Tfpv.

Paul Waselus performed tne double ring ceremony at 10 a.m. A reception followed in Michael's Recreation Center, Freeland. nivpn in mamaee by her lauier, the bride was fashioned in a gown of peau de soie with lace bodice, tapering sleeves, ana semi-ueu-shaped skirt that ended in a pea- Dr. Esterly Class Plans Yule Party Plans for the Christmas party Dec. 2 were made when the Dr.

Fcteriv Class of Christ Lutheran rhnrnh met Thursday in the par ish house. Dinner will be servea at fi and capsule sisters will be exchanged. Members who do rnnsule sister are UUV oclrerl tn hrin? a $1 gift. President Marie Henderschedt opened the meeting with a read ing "Unknown Voice." MOPH Ladies Vote Donations To Party, School Tinnatinns to the Christmas nawv at the WilkesBarre VA Hos pital and to Scotland School were voted when the Ladies Auxiliary of the Military Order of the Pur- i xio-i-t wiet Thursday in me Drake-Wear VFW Post. Discussed was Operation Rein dper.

a national project that pro vides transportation for veterans going home from tne nospiiai ior Christmas. A social will be held T.w p.m Monday in the VFW post. The. pub-lie is invited to attend. Svmnathv was extended to the family of Rose Roman.

Members heard that Helen Henry is at home and that Jessie Berlitz is a patient in Hazleton State General Hospital. Attendance award went to Gladys Anderko. Mrs. Catherine Berlitz win at tend the veterans' national cere mony Nov. 11 in Arlington National Cemetery.

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SINCE 1868 22 NORTH WYOMING Phone 454-2476 On UNITED $3.15 AC f-SiL iJm; fe'' jdk-d uoid were simiiany aiurea in when the Moth. two-toned, empire style -floor-1 ry of the Boy Scouts length gowns, each w.th an emcr- Au church mct aid green brocade fined hn, "This tov doesn't kill. It doesn't scream or explode. It doesn't conquer, destroy or turn into a vampire. It is a toy train that just toots around and around With ads like this announcing its VMo' new sane loys ior neaiuij Dolicy for toy production, a nation- al toy corporation is idMiig firct ctor, toward disarming me toy shelves of American children of their weapon ana monsiei- shooting arsenals.

Tf nur children have needed me killing, exploding, screaming, de stroying toys, the need is pasi. There's now enough real Killing, real exploding, real destruction proliferating in the grown-up worm feoi that mood IUSI WIUUl dwells, we are told, in the depths of childhood's psyche. In books like "High Wind in ja- and oi me ruva, fine and sensitive novelists insist that boys and girls are intrinsical ly unfeeling savages wno reven into unspeakable barbarism the moment adult control is removeu. If this is true-and I don't know it is we are certainly Df.or Abby rv ap arry; Mv husband's snor ins wnuld have to be heard to De believed. Thanks to his snoring, he was the only enlisted man me U.S.

Navy who had a private room. MAtvurj DEAR ABBY: Apropos snoring: am convinced that the most idiotic thing I ever did in my life was to put up with Raipn snoring as long as I did. For years I walked around half- fmm evhanstion. Once, when uc.au av. I was near total collapse from lacK of sleep, I spent the night in our guest room.

The next morning the children whined. "Don't you love naddv any more?" So like a fool I felt I had to stay in the same ith that mountain lion to keep the children happy. What a lot of utter nonsense. No more! I'm older now and wiser. HAVE HAD IT DEAR ABBY: On our honeymoon I was horrified to discover that I had married the world's champion snorer.

I used elbows and feet for temporary relief. Now we sleep in twin beds and I keep a yardstick under my bed. When Michael starts snoring, I get we yarasucn miu flS 'uark him with it. INow, as soon as mi tho varH. he hears me reaching for the yard stick, he shuts up.

MICHAEL'S WIFE DEAR ABBY: Yes, hubby snores. I just move to another room. What "The Great Awakener" by Martin N. Heater, C.S. of Houston, Texas Member of Board of Lectureship of the Mother Church, The First Church of Christ, Scientist, Boston, Mass.

TUESDAY EVENING NOVEMBER 9 it 8 O'CLOCK The By hurts me most is to leave HIM the electric blanket. But I'm going to change all that. I ra get. Jg another one. (Blanket, not husband.) TORONTO, CANADA DEAR ABBY: When we were first married we lived in a small apartment next to a church, and our humble quarters were overrun with mice.

I am deathly afraid of mice. When we would go to bcJ, the mice would start to gnaw and and I was terrified. My dear and understanding husband would cuddle me close against his shoulder, and soon he would begin to snore. As his snoring grew louder, it drowned out the sound of the mice and I was able to fall asleep, too. Nearly 20 years later, he still snores.

We no longer live among the mice, but his snoring is so reminiscent of the early days. I wouldn't stop it if I could. Women who are kept awake only by their husband's snoring are blessed. Would they trade it for the sleeplessness that somes from a pain-racked body? Or a troubled mind? Or the cries of a sick child? Or the silence of death? If snoring is the only thing that bothers them, they should get dov.n on their hands and knees and thank God for the blessing that He has sent, and for the song of security their husbands sing as they slumber contentedly in their own beds. Many are not as fortunate as we.

MRS. M. FROM MASON CITY, IA. Problems Write to Abby, Box 69700, Los Angeles, Calif. For a personal reply, enclose a stamped, self-addressed envelope.

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