The Times Argus from Barre, Vermont • 7

THE TIMES-'ARGUS BARRE-MONTPELIER VT TUESDAY JUNE 24 1969 Seven Susan Hale Frederick Skeels Married In Sante Fe Her Date Flirts Miss Susan Elizabeth Hale daughter of Mr and Mirs David Phillips Hale of Santa Fe married Saturday June 21 to Frederick Harriman Skeels son of the late Mr and Mrs Homer Skeels of Montpelier The double ring ceremony Poulin Melody Morin and Susan Quintana Airs Murphy needs help with the leadership of this new Junior Troop Mothers of the girls or any mother interested in scouting willing to assist Mrs Murphy should contact her Be Smart was performed by the Rev Robert Bos hen minister of the First Presbyterian Church of Santa Fe The escorted by her father wore a white linen full-length gown trimmed with lace insertion at the high neck and on the short sleeves She wore a full-length veil of net trimmed at both edges with lace threaded by white ribbon falling from a soft pill-box of net 'and lace She carried a semi-cascade of white roses and stephanotis on a pray-erbook The attendants were Miss Beth Cross of Basalt Col as maid of honor and Miss Diane Hale the sister as bridesmaid They both wore short mint green crepe dresses with daisy appliques around the neck and wore chiffon veils with daisy appliques and carried yellow carnations with lime green streamers The attendants were best man Gregory Stan-nard of Westerly I formerly of Montpelier and his usher Gordon Wilkinson of Burlington tire brother-in-law The reception was held at the home of the parents After tlie reception the newlyweds left by car for Kingsville Tex his next duty station The bride graduated from Santa Fe High School and attended the University of Northern Arizona Her husband was graduated from Tabor Academy and attended die University of Northern Arizona He is presently serving in the Navy Rep Zampieri Is Married WELLS RIVER AP) Rep John Zampieri D-Ryegate once considered the Vermont most eligible bachelor has taken the plunge A family spokesman said Zampieri 28 was married Saturday in a simple ceremony at the Wells River Congregational Church His bride is the former Mrs Joyce Hudson Andreoletti 25 of South Ryegate a widow whose first husband was killed in an auto crash more than a year ago Zampieri an insurance agent who has served in the House since 1965 and his bride are honeymooning in Maine South Barre Brownie Troop 15 Conducts Fly-Up Nearly fifty parents and friends attended the Fly-Up ceremony of Brownie Troop 15 of South Barre held at the Barre Town Elementary School Mrs Ernest Bancroft a leader of Troop 237 of Barre assisted by troop members Mary Ellen Bancroft Susan Hoag Robin Belville and Tamara Tomasini assisted the Brownie leaders Mrs Norman Booth Mrs Philip Walker and Mrs James Murphy with the ceremony Flag bearers and color guards were Kim Monte Lori Ellero and Diane Aldrighetti The refreshments table was decorated with the Brownie colors of white green and gold and ten green tapers depicting the ten Brownie laws Girls of the Brownie Troop who took part in the Fly-Up ceremony and who will become Junior Girl Scouts were Kathy Booth Claire Baril Denise Ba-ril Darlene Harrington Cynthia Gray Dawna Hill Jill Johnson Maureen Murphy Roxanne Walker Lori Ward Cynthia Lea Chamberlain Portrait Studio Sandra McPherson To Marry Donald McGrath Mr and Mrs Wilfred McPherson of Montpelier announce the engagement of their daughter Sandra Elaine McPherson to Donald Joseph McGrath Jr son of Mr and Mrs Donald McGrath of Andover Conn Miss McPherson received a BA at Trinity College Binding-ton and is now a Spanish teacher at Rockville High School Rockville Conn Her fiance received a BA at Merrifnack College North Andover Mass and is a math teacher at Rockville High School An August wedding is planned Foto Shop Miss MacCormack James McFadzean Plan To Marry Mr and Mrs Lloyd MacCor-mack of 7 French St Barre announce the engagement of their daughter Nancy Lee to James McFadzean and the late James McFadzean son of Mrs Ida McFdzean of Morrisville Miss MacCormack is a 1964 graduate of Spaulding High and attended Brigham Young University in Provo Utah for one year She is presently employed as a secretary for the Reddy Co Inc in Montpelier Her fiance is a graduate of Derby Academy and attended Union College of Kentucky He served in the Army and Navy He is employed by Rood Co of Burlington A July 26 wedding is planned DEAR ABBY: I am a widow who has been dating this fellow (divorced! and we are both in our late thirties There is no steady arrangement but we do enjoy each company the problem: Every time we go out he makes a fuss over the waitress has to find out her first name and from then on on a first name basis with her The last time we went out we sat at a piano bar and the waitress sat down next to him and complained about how tired she W'as Well he proceeded to rub her back while she and about how good it felt Needless to say I was embarrassed to death and everyone around was taking it all in I said nothing but I was very angry and let him know it when we were alone This led to an argument He said I was a and that he was just being I should be so sociable with a bartender! What do you think? NO SNOB DEAR NO: I think if your friend wants to socialize with waitresses he should see them on his own time And theirs And from the sound of your letter he probably does You change him So either accept him as he is or lose him DEAR ABBY: Our problem is how to respond to the strange and inappropriate gifts we receive from our son on Day and Father's Day He is married and lives in another state Nutrition experts at the National Academy of Sciences say spinach tops nearly all vegetables in all-round nutritive values It contains the most iron and vitamin A of all popular vegetables plus above-average doses of vitamin and Choose yoar tanning lotion with care Be sure to read labels carefully For first exposure look for a cream that "blocks or the harmful rays' Also use a lip emollient stick and (important oil around eyes For example last Day I received a plastic bracelet which only a teen-ager would wear Plus a book which was a novel about a young boy who yearned to pitch in a big league baseball game I cannot for the life of me imagine why anyone would think I would enjoy such a book The Day gifts my husband receives are equally ridiculous and hold no significance for him whatsoever I wanted to write our son and ask for some explanation of these odd and inappropriate gifts but my husband prevailed upon me to simply thank him without comment What is your advice? NAMELESS PLEASE DEAR NAMELESS: Same as your husband's But the next time you see your son ask him WHO selects those gifts DEAR ABBY: Your answer to NANCY was perfect There are husbands who are so sensitive and sympathetic to their wivM that they actually suffer right along with them My father was that way I still remember one morning right in the middle of breakfast my father turned pale got up from the breakfast table and made his way to the bathroom where he was very sick indeed Then I heard my mother say certain Later when mother started having labor pains my father doubled up in agony He was always such a sweet and sympathetic man A girl is lucky to have such a father DAUGHTER OF ONE CONFIDENTIAL TO ON WILL Try harder And commit this brilliant quote by Franc Shor to memory: "Self-discipline can be just as self-satisfying as self-indulgence And infinitely more Everybody has a problem yours? 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