Belvidere Daily Republican from Belvidere, Illinois • Page 2

i i 7 -j Pomona Grange Schedules event Ekxe CounryPonor.aCrar.se will meet at 8:30 pjn. Wednesday in County line Crare ball. Members of Beaver Valley Grange will comprise the host committee. GALULV DEDD CIZCGS REG. PRICE $1.09 ALL MEAT SKINLESS Mr.

and Mrs. Guido Phillip Geraci, who were married in St. James Church at a nupdal high Mass by the Rev. Thomas Lynam, are. now at home at 23 Wren Circle, Rockford.

Mrs. Geraci is the former Joyce A nnecte Schaf man, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Vera Schaf-roan of 429 W. Madison St.

Her husband Is the son of Mrs. Eleanor Geraci, 220? W. State Rockf ord, and the late Vlto Geraci. Bouquets of bronze gold and white chrysanthemums and lighted tapers marked the church altars. Mrs.

John B. Meyers was the organist and Miss Barbara Beckington, the soloist. Louis Ohlsen gave his sister- Your family will gobble up that leftover fiah if you flake it, mix it with a bit of aauce and uae it a filliui for pa try turnovers. POLITICS -ma- GOLDVATER PRESIDENT VOTE STKAI6HT Republican FOR A RIDE TO HIE POLLS. PHONE 544-5923 (Paid Political Advt) D2LKCIOUS WITH WILLIE'S SAUERKRAUT 2-LB.

DAG 29' I SLICED BQLQGNA, SALAMI, LUNCHEOkT DUTCH I The Belvidere Jaycees Support and Endorse THE CONSERVATION DISTRICT YOUR '( A A choice REGULAR 35' VOTE YES 30- PGGDto UTTLE U.S. NO. 1 QUALITY Almaa John Page, Bon cf Mr. aril Mrs. Winton H.

Page of 620 Grover has completed the first phase of his Air Force basic military training at Lackland AFB, Texas. Airman Page has been selected for technical training as a communications specialist at an Air Training Command (ATC) school at Keesler AFB, Miss. His new unit is part of the vast ATC system which trains airmen and officers in the diverse skills required by the nation's aerospace force. The airman Is a 1964 graduate of Belvldere High School. BRIEFS MHssaiai Miss Beverly Hamblett Is naHnt in i Nowl 5 tU" North Ward 2.

Rochester, Minn. Fried bananas rolled in brown sugar before ceokini, make a de-licioua to a brunch whose main course is scrambled eggs with ham or bacon. DEMOCRATIC IS UP. iff To Preserve The Natural Resources OF BOONE COUNTY SELECTED QUALITY tPreshL DEMOCRATIC WASHINGTON CROWN A i lbs.r r. 1 tfil REGULAR SIZE In-law in marriage.

Her peau P0 an Italian neckline appUqued handninned AlencUce motlf8 Tua 8ame motlf pat tern was carried out in the fitted bodice. The Medici sleeves of silk peau were appUqued with lace making the sleeves transparent. Other features of the gown were a tiny banded belt and dome skirt appllqued with large handrunned Alencon lace motifs. The bride's bouffant fingertip veil was attached to a court length veil and held by a princess crown of seed pearls of floral and scalloped design. The former Miss Schafman carried white roses and ivy centered with three cymhldlum orchids.

Mrs. Louis Ohlsen served her sister as matron of honor. Other aides were Miss Grace Schafman, a sister, and Miss Karen Schmidt, a niece from Poplar Grove. Miss Dana Sue Morr all, a niece from Caledonia, served as flower girl. All wore gold brocaded gowns designed with Italian necklines.

fitted bodices, bell shaped skirts and Medici sleeves.They wore matchine nillboxes with wore matching pillboxes with maline blusher veils. The matron of honor and bridesmaids carried bouquets of gold and bronze mums with straw flowers. The flower girl carried a wicker basket decorated with gold and bronze mums and containing shredded mum petals to scatter along the bridal aisle. Joseph Geraci of Rockford served his brother as best man. Wayne Stern and Robert Best of Belvidere and Karl Canavesl of Rockford were groomsmen and David Thompson of Belvidere Oir Trial Plai INSTRUMENTS LOANED hour private and 1 hour group instruction ach wk on accordion, guitar, or any band or orchf stra Instrument.

FOR SALE Round Hole, Flat Top Guitar. See It At Our Studio 10954 N. State Phone 544-3847 Our 30th Year DDI Try and Don Zenisek of Rockford were ushers. Teddy Best, nephew of the bride, served as ringbearer. Guests from Rockf ord, Somo-nauk, DeKalb, Peoria, Hinsdale, Kankakee, Chicago, Sycamore, Oregon, Byron, Genoa, Poplar Grove, Caledonia, Ros-coe and Belvidere were registered at the reception held at the American Legion Home.

Mrs. Schafman received the guests in a royal blue three-piece suit with matching accessories and cymhldlum orchid corsage. Mrs. Geraci chose a two-piece blue suit with matching accessories andcym-bidlum orchid corsage. Mrs.

Amos Grand adam, grandmother of the bride wore a black dress with matching accessories and corsage' of pink rosebuds. Reception, aides were Doris Morrall and Helen Schmidt, sisters of the bride, who served cake; Carol Best and Alice Butz, also sisters, who served coffee; Mrs. John Foley, who presided at the punch bowl; Miss Janice Fiebranz and Mrs. Harold Miller who registered guests; and Mrs. Sandra Stern and Mrs.

Georgia Schnor, who had charge of gifts. After the reception, the couple left on a wedding trip to Wisconsin and Minnesota. The bride, a Belvidere high school graduate in 1958 and St. Anne's Hospital School of Nursing, Chicago, in a staff nurse at St. Joseph's Hospital.

The bridegroom, a graduate of Rockford West High School in 1950 and Northern Illinois University in 1957, is a medical service representative for Armour Pharmaceutical Co. of I urges I KQDQCKQQI HQ 5 5 Cranberries University of Illinois researchers do not recommend that you freeze cranberries in. the plastic bags in which they are packaged for the retail market even though the labels say you may, A study made by Nancy Keppler, assistant in home economics, and Frances O. Van xDuyne, professor of foods, Showed that, cranberries frozen inr. the retailS packages lost weight during freezer storage.

Also, it was difficult to identify spoiled berries when all were frozen. The researchers recommend that berries be washed, sorted and repackaged In moisture-vapor-proof bags before freezing. They obtained good jelled sauces by using the same method for fresh cranberries and for frozen berries held in freezer storage as long as 26 weeks. They say it is reasonable to expect that other recipes and procedures will give equally good products when frozen cranberries are used. HELP WANTED Ladies to help process turkeys.

Call Garden Prairie 597-1554 for interview, 31-2-Advt. A noa AL ANDERSON Have you ever wondered why prescriptions are written using trade names rather than Just the ac cepted names of drugs? it's an interesting point and one on which you have a right to know the answer. What it really, boils own to is first, 0 0 1- i youfi -d 0 ctor, and sec- 0 a your doctor's confidence in the reputation of the drug manufacturer who makes the trade name drug. Your doctor prescribes drugs for you that he knows, from past experience, are effective and safe drugs mat he is certain will give you the exact dosage his pre- scription orders us to fill for you. He does this for -your protection, and we are glad to carry brand names in which he has faith.

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II 1 5 limit one cowpon per euitomtr 1 I r' r-J II "'2SSS WEEKrDAYrHOUR: Just ask us (nereat North State Shdp- "ping about our" "Medical Deduction Anderson Rexall Drug, of course. ByTKe Mary Hope Fetrara, Director Phone 544-3550 rr 1 .4. 'v.