The Fresno Bee from Fresno, California • 16

1 Monday, June 30, 1969 THE FRESNO BEE Mr. and Mrs. (Advertisement) For Skin-ItchUse What Skin Specialists Use Doctor's 'Anti-Itch' Formula Is Real Medicine For Real Relief! With this special 'anti-itch' medication you can now relieve burning skin-itch practically anyplace on your body. It's a doctor's proven formula called RESINOL -a combination of 6 active ingredients widely prescribed by skin specialists themselves. RESINOL, working is not a medication cosmetic -it's a that quickly puts out the fire of agonizing skin itch.

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He recently was commissioned second lieutenant. Mrs. John Thomas, matron of honor, loaned Miss Chase an 1870 Canadian coin which she tucked in her bridal shoe. And JoAnn Sessagesimo, maid of honor, presented the bride with a lace handkerchief which she carried with her bridal 1 bouquet. Linda Arakelian was the bridesmaid.

Engagement Is Announced Our Lady of Victory Church will be the site for the Oct. 25 wedding of Anna Marie Fleck and Gilbert Tavarez. The engagement was announced by her mother, Mrs. Mary Fleck, at a party in the home of her cousin, Marie Edwards. Miss Fleck, whose father is the late Orville Fleck, is an alumna of Queen of the Valley Academy.

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For the wedding the bride selected a Camelot inspired gown of silk-faced peau de 'soie styled on princess lines. The neckline and cap sleeves were lavishly embroidered with pearls and pale blue moonstones. A court train completed the ensemble. The female attendants wore mint green linen frocks styled with high rolled collars and covered button detail on the bodices. Meredith Fritz completed the female entourage as flower girl.

Dennis Nelson stood as best man and ushering duties were completed by Richard Davies of Bakersfield and Thomas. Following the vow recital the bridegroom selected two white roses from the bridal bouquet and presented one each to his mother and the bride's mother. The former Miss Chase paused in the aisle to give kisses to the fathers of the newlyweds. Stefano's restaurant was the setting for the reception. Rita Shattuck circulated the guest book.

Other wedding attendants included Penny Everson and Nadine Williams, candlelighters. The new Mrs. Berkson, daughter of the Gilbert M. Chases, was graduated from Fresno High School and Fresno State College. She earned life membership in the California Scholarship Federation at FHS.

In FSC she affiliated with SWAG, Spurs, Tokalon and Phi Kappa Phi honorary societies; received Outstanding Freshman Woman and Outstanding Sophomore Woman awards; was first runnerup for the 1967-68 Campus Queen and for 1968 FSC Maid of Cotton; was named 1968 National College Queen representative for Banners Fly For Gibson-Martin Rites Banners with the initials the bride and bridegroom orated the reception site lowing the wedding of Linda Kathleen Gibson and Gary Vic- La Leche League La Leche League will meet Wednesday at 8 p.m. in the home of Mrs. Judy Fosgrain. Child birth and breastfeeding will be the subjects discussed. For information regarding organization, which is devoted to promoting the breastfeeding of infants, telephone 224- 3847.

Monday at Kern. Friday 'til ph. 9 485-1111 MERCED Open Westgate Thursday Center Friday ph. "til 9 723-1641 VISALIA FRESNO Fulton FSC, and served as president of Omicron Sigma Phi home economics sorority. She was graduated summa cum laude this month and was the recipient of the 1969 Miss Coed award and was named 1969 Outstanding Home Econics senior.

Berkson is a son of Mr. and Mrs. Lou E. Berkson. An alumnus of FHS, he received his undergraduate diploma this month from the University of California at Los Angeles.

He and his wife -will honeymoon in Washington, D.C., before arriving in Quantico. terson, David Sangster and Alan McVay. The bride is an alumna of Lemoore High Schol and Fresno State College and her husband, a senior in California Polytechnic College, also is a Lemoore High graduate. Mr. and Mrs.

Gary Victor Martin ca Gray of Florida, and Judy Costa of Lemoore. Gerald Pereira of Lemoore was the best man and ushers were Robert and John Gibson, brothers of the bride; James Fehsel, cousin of the bride; Robert Stebbins, Thomas Pat- Hints from Heloise My daughter is getting married in a few weeks and, since I'm making her wedding gown, I decided to make the flower basket for the flower girl to carry and the pillow for the ringbearer. I bought nylon lace curler caps (that come stretched over a circular piece of cardboard). Leaving the cardboard in, I gently bent it in the middle, bringing the two sides up, and attached the handle to each of the sides. The handle was made from a strip of cardboard covered with leftover material from the wedding dress.

I also added two or three strips of elastic sewn to each side (inside) about half way down. This holds the sides of the basket in place. Then I took a square piece of foam rubber and covered it with the other curler cap (cardboard removed) and had a beautiful pillow for the ring. A Proud Mother. After camping three years, I just learned something about starting charcoal fires.

One day while out in the woods, I got the idea of using a bottle of inexpensive rubbing alcohol. I poured a little on a log and some crumpled-up newspapers. It burned well. I also found out you can put this on the log and let it sit a couple minutes to soak into the bark. Also great on charcoal.

Heloise This hint is especially for secretaries. If you have to change the ribbon on your own typewriter, I think you'll agree with me that it's a very distasteful job because your hands get awfully dirty. My advice is: Before you change your ribbon, wash your hands generously with soap, but do not wash it off. Let your hands dry and then change the ribbon. When you're finished, wash your hands and the ink from the ribbon comes right off.

Evelyn Copyright, 1969, King Features Syndicate, Inc. Favorite Recipes By Katherine Kitchen Menu Chicken Cacciatore Parsleyed Spaghetti Olives Romaine Salad Italian Dressing Spumoni Ice Cream Cookies Chicken Cacciatore Recipe 2 pounds chicken parts, minced fresh or frozen (thawed) 1 can ounces) cup seasoned flour condensed tomato soup cup olive oil cup water 8 small white onions 2. tablespoons vinegar or 1 medium green pepper, or lemon juice cut in strips 1 tablespoon 1 can (4 ounces) sliced worcestershire sauce mushrooms, drained teaspon thyme 1 small clove garlic, Dust chicken with seasoned flour. Brown chicken in olive oil. Remove.

Add onions, green pepper, mushrooms and garlic. Brown lightly. Blend in remaining ingredients. Add chicken. Cover.

Simmer about 30 minutes. Stir often. Makes 6 servings. "Call Katherine Kitchen," on KMJ Radio every Wednesday at 11:05 a.m. gives you the opportunity for a direct answer to your homemaking questions.

Mrs. William Alan Hedge Nuptials Are Held James Berkson Anna Marie Fleck of tor Martin in St. Joseph's dec- Church in Stratford. fol- A reception for the 300 wedding guests was held at the ranch home of the bride's parents, Mr. and Mrs.

Robert Randall Gibson. The bride was costumed in a gown of organza, peau d'ange and Venetian lace, which featured an A-line skirt the and a petal-shaped train. Frocks of blue ribbed cotton piped with blue satin were chosen for the attendants: Mrs. David Dunes of Lemoore, sisthe ter of the bridegroom, matron of honor, and the bridesmaids, Teresa Gibson of Stratford, sister of the bride; Laura Fehsel of Glendale, cousin of the bride; Lorene Loheed, Rebec- Visalia Monday ph. 732-5561 thru Friday 'til 9 In Carmel The Church of the Wayfarer in Carmel was the setting for the recent ceremony which united in marriage Doreen Kruger and William Alan Hedge of San Luis Obispo.

Miss Kruger wore an A-line silk and wool dress with Italian lace sleeves for her wedding. Mr. and Mrs. Darrel LeMoss were the couple's only attendants. A reception was held in the Highlands Inn in Carmel.

The bride, a daughter of Mr. and Mrs. A. H. Kruger, is a teacher at the Jane Addams School.

She is a graduate of McLane High School, Fresno City College and Fresno State College. She is a member of Delta Psi Omega, honorary drama society. Hedge was graduated from West Bakersfield High School and attended Bakersfield College and Cal Poly. He served for 18 months in East Africa with United, States Army intelligence. Hedge is a son of Mrs.

L. W. Hedge of Kern City and the late Mr. Hedge. The new Mrs.

Shingledecker, who attended Fresno High School, and her husband were feted at a reception at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Carl W. Shingledecker, parents of the benedict. Shingledecker attended Fresno City College following his graduation from Fresno High.

He now is serving with the Navy at Treasure Island, San Francisco, attached to an electronics division. Vows Are Recited St. Anne's Chapel of the Ryan Preparatory College was the setting of the recent vow recital of Linda Arlene Stokes and Pvt. 1.C. Roy Kern Shingledecker.

Following the early afternoon rites, the bride placed a bouquet of roses at the feet of the Blessed Virgin statue. Mr. and Mrs. Roy R. Stokes are the parents of the bride, who selected a peau d'ange gown fashioned with an Empire bodice and an Edwardian ruffle at the high neckline.

The A-line skirt terminated in a chapel-length train. Yvonne DeVos of San Diego, maid of honor, and Gail Bartholomew and Connie Moore, both of Central Point, bridesmaids, donned orange and maize floral print costumes styled with Empire bodices and A-line skirts. Mary Kathleen Siria of Palmdale, the benedict's niece, completed the female entourage as flower girl. Carl Davis performed the duties of best man while Jay. Stokes of Virginia, the bride's.

brother, and James Pronovost and Dick O'Shea of San Francisco, ushered. Mrs. Roy Shingledecker-.