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IBF.CK1 the lectureother night iroom light, e washbowl, or'and said, comine thisdie face to experience, tram chair-not going to vol. The la-a good time r. I hate to is the club ?d and said, ate the fact chicken this when vou vith the garden It erinds it’s murder, theint treasurer ve pav our operating in ourse. there ble man in it who in his 'Mrs. Bom-•on carrying II summer. pspondonce.e that!) he high spot the question-, .the riposte id audience, ing the Viet ith a framed (Mien. These mestions the tis year, lways wear your ap-e something ms?• re fat! gn were youhe fish, u know that iexed? you are con-Dies.ir way of liv-vour columnMarried SO yearsMr. and Mrs. John Regnzzl of 11 State St.. Waterloo, formerly of Auburn, celebrated their SOth wedding anniversary at a dinner and reception given by tlielr children at the Polish Falcon Club, Auburn, on Bunday. They were nmrrled June 10, 1010, in Italy and came to the U.S. following the wedding. They have three daughters: Mrs. John Shearer or Endirott, Mrs. George Kingston of Waterloo and Mrs. Joseph Dezmttl of Fndicott. Also, II grandchildren and five great-grandchildren. The rouple left Auburn in 1007. Mr. Regazzi, who worked many years at the International Harvester Plant, Is now retired.ie I had the but it was ai you were a ew away all es.u a size 9? of here.• you like llv-Nolan'sFrom Our Kiddies' Merry-Go-Round Store
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Auburn Citizen Advertiser
Auburn, New York, US
Thu, Jun 19, 1969
Page 5
Full Page
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