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NEW CASTLE NEWS, WEDNESDAY, JULY II, INI Mr. and Mrs. M. L. Garcia Couple is at home after Pocono will make home in Chicago trip reception cuetts st the Shenango, JL LjW Laurel-Schweikert vows are solemnized The Rev.

Francis X. Cronin officiated at a noon double ring rite June 22 at St. CamiUus Church uniting Miss Bonnie L. Laurel and Joseph A. Schweikert.

The former Miss Laurel, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Albert P. Laurel of 3011 Pinehurst Drive, was given in marriage by her father. Her simple white linen A-line gown with scooped neckline was; accented by the veil headpiece, a white pearled tiered crown.

Her cascade was of white roses, baby mums and ivy. Mrs. Thomas Donley, matron of honor, was the only attendant for the bride. Mr. and Mrs.

Carl Schweikert Sr. of Halltown Rd. Wampum, RD 2, are the groom's parents. Carl Schweikert Jr. was best man, while Lawrence Schweikert and Phillip Blashak were ushers.

Immediately following the ceremony, a reception for 100 guests was held at the Laurel home. Mr. and Mrs. Schweikert are at home to friends in Washington, after a motor trip to Erie. The bride is a graduate of New Castle High School and the Jameson Memorial Hospital School of Nursing.

She is a registered nurse. Mr. Schweikert, an alumnus of Shenango High School, is with the Pennsylvania State Police Force after having graduated from the State Police Academy at Hershey. He also served as a personnel specialist in Germany while serving with the U.S. Army.

The groom studied at Youngstown State University two years. Mr. and Mrs Ernest Daniel Johns are home to friends at Edinburg RD 1 after their honeymoon at the Stricklands Mountain Inn, Mt. Pocono. The former Miss Carol Cecelia Mills, daughter of Mr.

and Mrs. Charles E. Mills of RD 4, was given in marriage by her father June 29 at the Harlansburg UP Church. The Rev. Dale Bowne officiated at the double ring rites at 7:30 p.m.

The bride wore a gown of lace, styled in an Empire silhouette cage with a jewel neckline and a Watteau chapel train. Her headpiece was a honeysuckle spray caught by an elbow length illusion veil. The bridal bouquet was a cascade of pink roses and stephanotls. The bride wore a pair of rosette earrings, a gift of her groom. Something old worn Mr.

and Mrs. Michael Louis Garcia are on a motor trip to an undisclosed destination after their July 6 wedding. The couple will live in Chicago. The former Miss Mary Jane Eidenire, daughter of the William E. Eidenires of 2818 Old Pittsburgh Road, was given in marriage by her father.

The bride's brother, the Rev. Charles William Eidenire of the Grace Bible Church, officiated at the double ring rites at 7:30 p.m. in the Reformed Presbyterian Church. Rose point lace over taffeta created the bride's gown accented with a square neckline and long A chapel train attached at the shoulders flowed from the straight skirt. A rose petal crown held her tiered veil of peau de soie.

Her cascade was of white baby roses with white carnations and ivy. A single strand of pearls which had belonged to her maternal grandmother was the bride's only jewelry. Mrs. James Gardley of Chicago, 111. served as matron of honor on the same date that the bride's great aunt and uncle Mr.

and Mrs. A. C. Gardner, were married 58 years ago. Other attendants were Mrs.

Robert Gifford and Bobbie J. Eckert of RD 6, flower girl. The groom, son of Louis J. Garcia of Chicago and the late Mrs. Garcia, had Mr.

Gardley as Likens-Mosely engagement told The engagement of Miss Bonnie Likens to James E. Mosley is announced by her parents, Mr. and Mrs. E. Paul Likens of Virginia Rd.

Sharon. Mr. Mosely is the son of Mr. and Mrs. James E.

Mosely of Mahoning Ave. Miss Likens, a 1965 alumna of Hickory High School, will graduate Aug. 15 from the Jameson Memorial Hospital School of Nursing, where she will work as a staff nurse. Her fiance, a 1965 graduate of New Castle High School, is employed by the Railroad. Wedding plans are indefinite.

Mrs. Michael L.Garcia Township Fire Hall. Mrs. Virgil Book of EUwood City cut the cake. The new Mrs.

Garcia is a graduate of Shenango High School and the New Castle School of Beauty Culture. She will be employed in the cafeteria of Holy Trinity High School in Chicago. Mr. Garcia is an alumnus of Bakersfield (Calif.) High School. He is an office manager of a private club in Chicago.

The groom's parents were hosts at the rehearsal dinner in their home. Miss Eagan is married at church After a motor trip to points along the East Coast, Mrs. William Carl Hobel has returned to reside at her family home while Cpl. Hobel completes his service with the U.S. Marine Corps in September.

Given in marriage by her father, the former Miss Nancy Lu Eagan, daughter of the William D. Eagans of 7 W. Euclid was united to Cpl. Hobel, son of Mr. and Mrs.

Carl T. Hobel Jr. of City Line St. The double ring candlelight ceremony was conducted by the Rev. Richard Henderson June 22 at King's Chapel Methodist Church.

1 The bride's gown of white Chantilly lace was made with a basque bodice, a bouffant skirt and redingote effect forming tiers of lace in the front. A cathedral train fell from bows on the shoulders. Her veil of imported French illusion was held by petals of organza trimmed with crystals and seed pearls. A yellow rose corsage centered her colonial style carnation bouquet. Mrs.

Merle D. Brown served as matron of honor with Miss Colleen Hobel, Miss Joyce Steingasser and Mrs. Larry Tanner as other attendants. Deneen Suber was flower girl. grandmother's diamond ring on a Emlm Mrs.

Melvin Hartzell of of RD 4 and Mrs. Willard Slippery Rock RD 2 and Miss McCracken of Portersville RD 2 Heather Robinson of RD 1 were served as sides, the honor attendants. Mrs. Johns is a 1968 graduate Bridesmaids were Miss Mary of Laurel High School. Her Johns of Edinburg RD 1 and husband is a 1964 alumnus of Miss Marilyn Ruby of RD 4.

Mohawk High School. He is Flower girl was Melody Hartzell employed as a welder with the of Slippery Rock RD 2. Mesta Machine Co. The groom, son of Mrs. Ernest A miscellaneous shower was Johns Sr.

of Edinburg RD 1, and given for the bride by Miss the late Mr. Johns, had James Marilyn Ruby, aided by her McCart as best man. Wayne mother, Mrs. Charles Ruby. Miss Lemmon, Dave Skowvron and Cindy Scott and Mrs.

Russell Art Johnson of West Pittsburg Leitzenburger were awarded the were prizes. -Paul best man. Raymond Seamans ushered, and Billy Eidenire acted as ring bearer. Organ selections were played by Mrs. C.

William Eidenire. Mrs. Yvonne Bowser of East Brady registered the 150 Miss Winifred Meiov Dlaved The bridal attendants were Crunchy biscuits Miss Russo Miss Layman is bride of C. B. Grassell A double ring ceremony on July 2 in Highland UP Church joined the former Miss Dulcie Layman and C.

Bert Grassell in marriage with the Rev. S. Allen Foster hearing the pledge of vows before families and close friends. The bride is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs.

Robert Layman of 215 Tulagi Way, and the bridegroom is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Bert Grassell of 23 Edgewood Acres. Miss Marjorie Layman was the bride's only attendant for the simple ceremony, and Russell Forney Jr. was best man.

A family dinner followed in Shenango Inn, Sharon, and following a brief honeymoon, the couple is temporarily residing at 215 Tulagi Way. Mr. and Mrs. Grassell are graduates of Neshannock High School, and she attended Robert Morris Junior College in Pittsburgh. Mr.

Grassell attended Youngstown State the organ, honored at a luncheon with the bride as hostess. is honoree; Guests included Mr. and Mrs. Richard Gee of Addison. N.

Y. A rehearsal luncheon was- A reception was held at the hosted by Mrs. Charles Mills American Legibn Hall from and Mrs. Ernest Johns Sr. in p.m.

Mrs. Justine Hous- the home of the bride's par-ton, Mrs. Frances Kwolek ents. Cake pudding Party honors Alice Alborn Miss Alice Alborn was honored by a miscellaneous shower at the home of her aunt, Mrs. Loyal Shaffer of Portersville.

Mrs. Shaffer was assisted with the serving by the bride elect's sister, Mrs. Fred Ashton. Games were played, and door prize was won by Mrs. Becky Yeracie.

Miss Albom is the daughter of Mrs. Alice Alborn of 1111 Booker Drive and the late Carl Alborn. She will many Michael Seman, the son of Mr. and Mrs. Michael Seman of 501 Cherry St.

The couple will be married July 20 at a quiet ceremony at St. John Lutheran Church. Miss Dorothy Tindall will serve as maid of honor, and Richard Peretta will be best man. Altogether Club The Altogether Club met at Cascade Park for a tureen dinner. Guessing games were played with Mrs.

Mary Palumbo and Mrs. Margurite DeAngelo receiving the The club presented birthday gifts to Mrs. Theresa Naples and Mrs. Mary Accia. Another guest was Mrs.

Mariette Ceci. The blessing was pronounced by Mrs. Clara Colella. The next meeting will be held at the club room on Division St. Mrs.

Louise Pagani will serve as hostess. University and was a member of Phi Kappa Sigma fraternity. He is employed by Forney's Inc. Crunchy salad biscuits are a welcome addition to any meal, especially when they feature the fresh corn goodness of enriched white hominy grits. The ingredients needed to produce two dozen biscuits are: IVi cups sifted all-purpose flour 4 teaspoons baking powder 1 teaspoon salt Vi cup Enriched White Hominy Grits (quick or regular) cup shortening cup chopped green onion 1 cup grated sharp cheese V2 cup milk Sift together flour, baking powder and salt into a bowl.

Stir in grits. Cut in shortening until mixture resembles coarse crumbs. Stir in onion and cheese. Gradually add milk, stirring lightly until just dampened. '(If necessary add another tablespoon milk to make dough hold together.) Form into ball.

Turn out on lightly floured board or canvas. Knead gently a few times. Sprinkle board or canvas with 1 tablespoon grits. Roll dough to form a 9x8-inch rectangle. With sharp knife, cut into 8 strips, 1 inch wide.

Cut each strip into three 3-inch pieces. Place about 1 inch apart on ungreased cooky sheets. Bake in preheated hot oven (425 degrees 10 to 12 minutes, or until lightly browned. Serve hot. I 3 Generations lists bridal party Miss Patricia Elaine Russo was honored at a shower given by her aunts, Mrs.

Robert Padula, Mrs. Andrew Lombardo, Mrs. Robert A. Perrotta and Mrs. Robert D.

Perrotta, at St. Lucy Recreation Hall. The gift table was decorated with a pink and white umbrella, and the buffet table was centered by a cake. Games were played, and prizes were won by Miss Joy and Miss Lorraine Greco, Miss Karen Russo, Mrs. William Mutsatsos, Mrs.

Paul Russo, Mrs. Paula Dengler, Miss Marylou Boron, Mrs. Thomas DiMuccio and Miss Angela Palumbo. Miss Deanna Micaletti won the door prize. Miss-Russo will marry 'John Greco at an open nuptial Mass at noon, July 20, in St.

Lucy Church. Invitations are being issued for the reception. Miss Russo is the daughter of Mr. and-Mrs. Albert L.

Russo of 109 W. Madison Ave. Mr. Greco is the son of Mr. and Mrs.

Frank Greco of 715 Blaine St. Miss Teresa Russo will be maid of honor and Mrs. Paula Dengler will be matron of honor. Mary Margaret Russo will be flower girl. Eugene Biller will be the best man and the usher will be Frank Ambrosia.

Andy Joe Lombardo will be ring bearer. Miss Lovell Local nurse is affianced to Spec. Jenkins Mr. and Mrs. Frank P.

Duschek of 118 Hillview Clairton, announce the engagement of their niece, Miss Helena A. Lovell to Spec 4 John F. Jenkins, son of Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd G.

Jenkins Sr. of New Bedford. Miss Lovell is a junior at Jameson Memorial Hospital School of Nursing. Her fiance attended DeVry Technical Institute and is stationed at a Nike-Hercules missile site in Elrama, Pa. Frances Willard Mrs.

Ira Ramsey, devotional leader at a Frances Willard Women's Christian Temperance Union, meeting, used the theme "Wayside Ministry." Mrs. Joseph MacKenzie gave a resume of the study book "Venereal Disease A Renewed Challenge." The last meeting of the season' will be a tureen picnic dinner at the home of Miss Jean Hilliard and Miss Nancy Hilliard of 3427 Clover Lane at 6 p.m. July 18. Election of officers will follow the dinner. Here is a tasty recipe for a delightful cake pudding made with rich and flavorful pitted dates.

You'll need the following ingredients to make enough for 10 people: 2Vi cups well drained, crushed pineapple 1 cup chopped walnuts 1 cup pitted dates, halved crosswise Vj cup all-purpose flour 1 teaspoon baking powder Vfe teaspoon salt 3 egg yolks 1 teaspoon vanilla extract cup granulated sugar 3 egg whites, stiffly beaten Grease a 13x9x2 inch baking dish. Combine pineapple, dates and nuts. Next, combine flour, baking powder and salt, and stir into the pineapple mixture. Beat egg yolks, vanilla and sugar into pineapple mixture. Fold in stiffly beaten egg whites.

Pour into baking dish. Bake at 325 degrees F. for 35 minutes. Serve warm or cold with ice cream, if desired. choose Maytag Btl Hfll A IN Maylog lavorite MSI I for 3 qeneralions law Lgajf I come in today lgy gflflB 1 und line) oui Lawrence Nocera clan The Nocera family reunion will be held at the New Castle Water Works picnic grounds at noon Saturday.

Officers are: Joe Nocera, president; Andy Nocera, vice president; Fred Nocera, secretary; and Anthony Morici, treasurer. County's Laraesf and Odesf Mayfag Dealer Mr. Brown served as best man. Dennis Eagan, Clyde Hobel and Sgt. Theodore Gilson acted as ushers with William D.

Brown as ring-bearer. Mrs. Joseph Young sang "The Lord's Prayer" accompanied by Mrs. Harold Green Jr. at the organ.

After the ceremony, a dinner was served at the bride's home for 40 guests. The VFW Neshannock Post 315 Hall was the scene of the reception for 400 guests. Cpl. Hobel is stationed at CampLe Jeune.N.C. The rehearsal party was held at the home of the groom's parents, hosted by the groom's aunts and uncles, Mr.

and Mrs. Clyde Hobel, Mr. and Mrs. Harry Parks and cousin, Mrs. Ralph McMiUenJr.

Two pre-nuptial showers honored the bride. One was given by Miss Colleen Hobel and Mrs. McMillen at the home of Miss Hobel of Rr. 721 City Line St. The other was co-hosted by Mrs.

Brown with Miss Steingasser and Mrs. Tanner. It was held at the home of Mrs. Brown of 6 W. Euclid Ave.

CLAUSEN CO 314 Neshannock Ave. 654-8461 Porter-Reed Guild The Porter-Reed Guild of the Westfield UP Church had its monthly meeting at the East Palestine Park. The girls first enjoyed a picnic which was followed by a Christian fellowship in which Nancy Gibson, program leader, presented a devotional thought on the power of faith. Later Miss Gibson introduced the speaker, Mrs. Stephen Burger, who told of her busy and dedicated life in helping with orphans in Minnesota, helping at the detention home, and of her work with the City Rescue Mission, both located at New Castle.

Mrs. Burger and husband work together as a team. The meeting was closed by prayer from the sponsor, Mrs. Helen Fullerton. The remainder of the time was spent swimming.

The next meeting will be held at the New Wilmington Missionary Conference Aug. 7. FAMOUS NAME SUMMER Housing trend i The latest word in housing is a design called "the three-sided environmental house," which doesn't mean that the building is triangular, but that one wall shall be without windows, affording greater privacy. DiMuccio open house Miss Rosemarie DiMuccio, a 1968 graduate of Shenango High School, will be honored Sunday at open house at 6:30 p.m. sponsored by herjiarents, the Albert DiMuccios of 2602 Ridgewood Court.

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