Pittsburgh Post-Gazette from Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania • Page 16

POST-GAZETTE: WEDNESDAY, MARCH 10, 1971. -in. tj -16. 1 i 4 i A'. is i1 1 iii 7 'Q 0 llliil MRS.

SELES Miss Verno Bride Of Mr. Seles Diane T. Verno, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Anthony F.

Verno of Baldwin, became the bride of Rudy F. Seles, soil of Mr. and Mrs. Rudolph Seles of Baldwin, recently. The er in was performed by the Rev.

James F. Murphy in St Albert the Great Church. A' reception was held k.J i a 11 4 in the Holiday Park residence (L i of the bride's sister, Mr. and Mrs. A.

E. Summer; Jn The bride, given in marriage by her father, wore a white linen, Juliet, style gown with Venice lace. She also wore a matching veil of sequins and Venice lace. Bonnie Mastandreawas maid of honors David Smith served as best man and ushers included Anthony J. Verno, brother of the bride, and Johi Seles, brother of the bridegroom.

The couple is living in 0N 4 a Mi A Bethel Park Teachers Betrothed The betrothal and July 10 wedding plans' of Patricia Ann Curtis and Dennis H. Mehalic has been announced by her mother, Mrs. Metro Y. Cola of -US'. Elrama, Pa.

The future bride, also the daughter of the late Mr. Cola, is a graduate of California State College. She is the granddaughter of Mrs. Andrew Bednar of Clairton and the late Mr Bednar. Mr.

Mehalic, son of Mr. and Mrs. Michael Mehalic of McDonald, was graduated from Slippery Rock State College and received his master's degree from California State College. The prospective bride i j. i .1 lis.

6 1 I and her fiance are teachers at Bethel Park High School. Miss Boyd Betrothed lacquer plu -if "Ha Mr. and Mrs. Berl Boyd of 14 Louisville, announce the is the sun shining a v- engagement of their daughter, I Bettye Susan Boyd of New on a new era in home furriishings York City, to Chaplain Major Glenn D. Myers of Franklin, Glen D.

Mvers of Franklin. Ik Va orA tVin lata Mr Mvarf II Miss Boyd is employed by II the law firm of Mudge. Rose Guthrie and Alexander. Her fiance, a graduate of Grove IF City College and Pittsburgh Theological Seminary, did graduate work in New Starf with four House Garden paintpots full of tangerine, sun yellow, bittersweet and parrot green. Then mix them with today'i materials and tomorrow's design end the result is Lacquer Plus a fresh approach to really-living at home.

Like all. bright, ideas, see It now at, Kaufmann's, sixth; College at Edinburgh univer sity, Scotland. prospective is attending the advanced course at the United States Army Chaplain School. 1 9 The wedding 'will take place through eleventh floors. In New York April 24.

Judy Pratt To Marry hi Mr. and Mrs. Carl W. Drain of ft err Boroeh an the engagement of their daughter, Judy Lynne Pratt, to Russell Dale ver-banec, son of Mr. and Mrs, Carl E.

Verbanec also of Jef ferson Borough. A May wedding is planned. Miss Pratt is a senior at Thomas Jefferson High School nil hor fianrp is fl senior fit II i th llniversitv of Pittsburgh. II 0 Upon graduation, he will receive a bachelor science degree in chemical engineer- i -i- i' ft i' r. i 1 I'' 4 J- i i i i i i' 4r, i i i i.

'in i i. i.i N. tji1', -f. i ing ana a commission as oct-ond lieutenant in the United States Air Force. Miss McKay.

Will Marry Mrs. Elva McKay of Pittsburgh and James W. McKay of Glenshaw announce the engagement and June 26 wedding plans of their daughter, Maureen McKay, to Scott (. i Stephen, son of Mr. and Mrs.

Marvin J. Stephen of Hillsdale, N. J. The future bride will grad uate from Muskingum College this spring and her fiance is an alumnus of Ohio wes- leyan. "ZOO in be Backyard'? will be Dr.

Winston Trever's topic when he addresses the Fox ChaDel Area Women's Club at 8 p. March 17 at the Fox Chapel Presbyterian uiurco..