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Thursday,. June 15, 1967

Doll Designer Guest Speaker For Garden Club

Mrs. Harry P. Waechter of Grand Island, speaking last night to the North Tonawanda Garden Club, explained her processes she uses to create dolls from apples. Mrs. Warren J. Hildebrandt and Mrs. Richard Gursling, chairman, announced that Sept 16-17 have been set as dates for the club's flower show at the Marine Midland First Trust Office, Tonawanda. Receiving recognition w e r e Mrs. Robert Smith, Mrs. James A. Crino, Mrs. Philip H. Reid and Mrs. James H. Schoenfeldt who won honorable mention for arrangements they entered in the Grand Island Flower Show. Mrs. Gerard H. Davis, president, announced club roster is open for new members and introduced a guest, Mrs. Edward Duda. Hostesses in Abiding Savior Church House were Mrs. John E. Kiendl and Mrs. Erwin Mavis. Their arrangement bore the title "Here Comes the Bride."

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St Joseph HSA Seats First Slate of Officers

First officers for the newly organized Home School Association at St. Joseph Church were installed last night in the Payne Avenue parish hall. Heading the organization are William Fleming, president; James Bubb, vice president; Mrs. Maurice Huffer, secretary and Gary Barton, treasurer. Officiating were Mrs. Edward L. O'Hara and Mrs. Richard Halloran, representatives for the Federation of Home School Associations of the Diocese of Buffalo. The Home School association replaces the former Mothers' Club of the church. The club as a final gesture presented service pins to the following mothers: For 20 years service; Mrs. Marion Moderacki, Mrs. Walter Yomashuk, Mrs. Sally Petersen, Mrs. Joseph Kulikowskik, Mrs. Thaddeus Berdzik, Mrs. Robert Schmidt and Mrs. Andrew Smolen. Fifteen year pins to: Mrs. Bernard Taberski, Mrs. George Ziegler, Mrs. Charles Amabile, Mrs. Louis Kowalski, Mrs. Adam Dworzanski and Mrs. Chester Wawrzynek. Ten year pins were awarded to: Mrs. Teddy Synoracki, Mrs. William Carney, Mrs. Edward Tucker and Mrs. Henry Janczyk. A buffet luncheon and social hour concluded the program.

Messrs. Barton, Fleming, Bubb, M r s . Huffer . . . Head Home School Association

Miss Florence M. Hoefert

Mr. and Mrs. Herman Hoefert of 1381 Sweeney St., North Tonawanda, announce the engagement of their daughter, Florence Marie to Richard J. Etzel, son of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph F. Etxel of 107 Briarcliffe Road, Cheektowaga. A Sept. 2 wedding is planned. (Reeves Photo)

New Citizens
MACKLIN June 7, Ralph and Louise Montaldi Macklin, CLARK May 29 John and 113 Kail St, Buffalo, a son, John Lenette Waild Clark, 2448 Cayuga Victor. Drive, Niagara Falls, a daughLEWIS June 7, Gary and ter. Amy Beth. Mary Arbeiter Lewis, 277 FredSt., North Tonawanda, a HOFFMEISTER- May 30 ericka son, John Cameron. Mark and Sheila Treichler Hoffmeister, 38 Caprice Drive, Cheek- PANKOW-June 8, George W. and Katherine Vossen Pankow, towaga, a son, Jeffrey Mark. 7041 Nash Rd., North TonawanROG May 30 Richard and da, a daughter, Mary Ellen. Diane Raid Rog, 143 8th Ave., GANCASZ June 8, Joseph North Tonawanda, a son, Doug- and Diane Soos Gancasz, 784 las Lee. Oliver St., North Tonawanda, a son, Mark Anthony. MAERTEN-May 31-Kenneth and Julia Williams Maerten, KARRE June 8, LaVerne 2763 Homeyer Rd., North Tona- and Barbara Drake Karre, 397 wanda, a son, Gregory John. Oakdale Drive, North Tonawanda, a son, Paul Keith. NABOZNY-June 1 - David and Sally Shaver Nabozny, 32 (In Kenmore Mercy Hospital) 5th Ave., North Tonawanda, a HAINES-May 30, Bennie D. daughter, Lori Lynn. and Susan Bowen Haines, 298 Delaware Street, Tonawanda, a JELLIFF June 1 David son, James Sidney. and Laura Lawrence Jelliff, 443 Porter Ave., Buffalo, a son, Joel VAILLANCOURT June 1, James. Robert G. and Delores McAndrews Vaillancourt, 36 Coshway CLARK June 2 Joe S. and Place, Tonawanda, a daughter, Isabelle Marriott Clark, 101 Dawn Marie. Christiana St., Norm Tonawanda, a daughter, Joleen Sue. (Bora Out of Town) MILLER April 22, Rogert J. KAY June 2 Daniel and and Patricia Zuinzio Miller, 29 Rita Giuseppetti Kay, 97 Sunrise State St., Skaneateles, a daughBlvd., Williamsville, a daughter, ter, Lesley Anne, in Auburn MeMary Carol. morial Hospital. They formerly resided at 432 Roncroff Drive,it CONWAY-June 3 - J o h n North Tonawanda. and Dorothy Budnik Conway, 4041 Mapleton Rd., North Tona- EBERWEIN - May 22, Thomwanda, a daughter, Cheryl Jean. as and Beatrice Betts Eberwein, 1516 Whitney Ave., Niagara Falls, WESOLOWSKI-June 6, Stan- a son, Charles Thomas, in Niagley and Deane Kowalzuk Weso- ara Falls Memorial Hospital lowski, 405 Spruce St., North Tonawanda, a daughter, Deena KELLY June 10, Dennis and Lee. Catherine Franey Kelly, of 7345 Nash Road, North Tonawanda, a GARIS June 6, Robert and son, Dennis William, in St Jane Werth Garis, 634-78th St, Mary's Hospital, Niagara Falls. Niagara Falls, a daughter, Karin Elaine. (Born In Children'! Hospital) SALTARELLIMay 26, George BRICK June 6, Edward and and Betty Jane Trautman SaltarLeona Cleary Brick, 890 Park- elli. 289 Rogers Ave., Tonawanda, hurst Blvd., Tonawanda, a son, a daughter, Marie Therese. Patrick Michael. In DeGraff Memorial Hospital HARDISON - June 8, Hollis and Linda Fix Hardison, 4234 Upper Mountain Road, Sanborn, a daughter, Sally Ann. DERME June 6, Robert and Joan Battaglia Derme, 90 Brentwood Drive, North Tonawanda, a son, Paul Joseph. VENTRESCA - June 7, Anthony and Donna Strehlow Ventresca, 127 Delton St., Tonawanda, a daughter, Lisa Marie.

Couple at Home After Tour Of New England

Baskets of white gladioli and pompons enhanced the altar of Ascension Church for the wedding of Miss Maryanne Yaglowski and Richard Alan Krause. The Rev. James Hayes officiated May 27 for the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Adam Yaglowski of 319 Oliver St., North Tonawanda, and the son of Mr. and Mrs. Paul A. Krause of 304 Bryant St., North Tonawanda. The bride wore an Alencon lace trimmed gown with a detachable train and a bouffant veil caught to a lace petal cloche trimmed with pearls. She carried white glamellias and lily of the valley. Her attendants were her sis ter, Miss Gloria Yaglowski, maid of honor; Miss Marylou Krause and Miss Marcella Wroblewski of Kingston, Pa., bridesmaids and Barbara Krause, junior bridesmaid. They wore empire gowns accented with nylon cages of daisy lace with matching coiffure bows and carried baskets of white daisies and pink roses. The bridegroom was attended by Clark D. Page of New Hampshire, best man, Brian Krause and Dan Keller, ushers and Timothy Gillotti, junior bridegroom. The bride's mother wore a beige chiffon dress and the bridegroom's mother wore a gold chiffon cage dress. Both wore rose and carnation corsages. Guests included Mr. and Mrs. Bijoy Chatterjee of Nathnagar, Bhagaltur, Bihar, India. A reception was given at Sikora Post. The couple is at home In 163 Fletcher St., Tonawanda, after a wedding journey to Cape Cod, Mass., and New England States.

Church Women List Hostesses

Women of St. Paul's Lutheran Church, East Felton Street, announce hostesses for circle meetings scheduled next week when the topic of discussion will be "He is the Resurrection and the Life." Ruth Circle will meet at 1:15 p.m. Tuesday in the church parlors with Mrs. Walter Heiwig study leader. Rebekah Circle will meet at 7:45 p.m. Tuesday in the home of Mrs. Albert Siegfried, 413 Rogers Ave., with Mrs. Herbert Kissinger study leader. Martha Circle will meet at 7:45 p.m. Thursday in the church parlors, Miss Christine Bull, study leader. All women of the church and their friends are invited to participate. FOUR'S NO CROWD SLOUGH, England (UPI) Walter Mills, 22, may have carried togetherness to a new peak when he invited his mother-in-law along on his honeymoon. The day Mills married Sylvia Gardiner her mother, Hilda, also was married. Mills suggested a joint honeymoon and that's how it was.

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Snake-Killing Mouse Victim of Old Age

COLBROOK, England (UPI) Hercules, the mighty mouse who won a life and death battle with a reptile, is dead. Old age got him. Hercules gained fame 18 months ago when 17-year-old

Miss Barbara Ann Pernesky

The engagement of Miss Barbara Ann Pernesky to Airman Russell T. Radder is announced by the future bride's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Gus Pernesky, 23 Erie St., Tonawanda. Airman Radder, who serves with the United States Air Force at Lackland Air Force Base, Texas, is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Russell E. Radder of Juanita Place, Buffalo. Miss Pernesky is a graduate of Tonawanda High School. The future bridegroom is a graduate of South Park High School and attended Erie County Technical Institute. (Ettore-Winter)

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Queen Mother Given Order of Dogwood

LONDON (UPI) - Queen Mother Elizabeth has added an unusual new decoration to the many awarded her during the years. It is the Order of Dogwood, presented by British Columbia. It commemorates the 100th anniversary of the union of the colonies of Vancouver Island and British Columbia, and is presented to persons "deemed worthy of particular recognition on behalf of the people and government of the province of British Columbia." The order's insignia is a gold medal bearing the emblem of the dogwood, and the B.C. coat of arms.

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Miss Mary Paula O'Conner

Mr. and Mrs. George W. O'Connor, 141 South Niagara St., Tonawanda, announce the engagement of their daughter, Mary Paula, to Keith F. Schneider, son of Mr. and Mrs. Kermit A. Schneider, 16S Bouck St., Tonawanda, The future bridegroom is serving with the United States Navy at Pearl Harbor. (Dorothy Eyres Studio)

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Tonawanda and North Tonswanda Square Dancers will have an open house at 8 p.m. Monday at the YWCA on Tremont St., North Tonawanda. BUI Colby will be the caller. Members of the dance committee re: Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Berube, Mr. and Mrs. George Forbes,
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