SchwalbFisher Nuptials* -PledgedinLocal Churchflennessy, Mary Coftegfovd, kinds Tfaftgfci and Mafityft Finn.the buffet table was decoratedwith spring flowers, the while four-tiered wedding cake wasornamented with white roses ard topped with a miniature bride and groom.Out-of-town guests attended from Buffalo, Rochester, Ubr-ivoll, Salamanca, Utica, Canis-teo, Cuba, New York' City, Andover and Wdshiiiglr.o, D.C.For a cruise to Bermuda the bride chose a • /o-piece beig}3 suit, black knit, coat, beige accessories and a corsage of white daisies. Upon return thje eottple will reside at 48 Pleasant St.'Mrs. Fisher was graduated from Immaculate Conception School, WeHsville High School and State University Agricultural and Technical Institute at Alfred. She was employed for three years at Shoreham Hotel in Washington, D.C. and is' a former Peace Corps' trainee.She presently is employed atBerio’s Store here.Mr. Fisher was graduated from Andover Central School and holds a Ph.G. degree from Stale University of New York at Buffalo, School of Pharmacy. He spent tr.vo years in- the U.S. Navy as a pharmacist's mate ntid now is a pharmacist at Coat's Drug Store., Prenuptial events included a kitchen shower given by Mrs. Wayne Gary; a variety shower given by Mrs. Jack Hancock ard Mrs. John Devore; a personal she.ver given by Mrs. Paul Docker; a luncheon’ at Long Vue, by Mrs. Francis Kicharris'on and Mrs. Gtis Rig-couples' party for bricle uid groom, given by Mr. and s. Jack Hennessy; a bachelor paily at Elks- Club, given by BRIDE OF JAMES DEAN FISHER friends of the groom, and a din-Photo by Schwalb Studio ner for the bride’s family, giv-— --en by Mr. and Mrs. LeonardJCensusMrs.erBertMrs.Mrs.DianRobeMrs.Mrs.Pa.JohnMrs.JeffersMissfordEarlMrs,CiarksBfMrs. ascragPau:Mrs.SIMrsmondMrsClio:MrsMrsvillcMis!house,Cadet Gardner Gets Washington BriefingMrsSrLeo:West Point Cadet JamesPitnr-led In-ica ter jek to t h ex-uip Sa-n d aninfc-hertheThe marriage of Miss' Judith, tired in an aqua gown of acetate Schwalb,Elaine Schwalb and James' peau. The bodice was styledDean Fisher was solemnized with a bateau neckline and el-Snturday at 11 a.m. in Imma- J0W * length sleeves and theculate Conception Church. The sheath -was accented by a fulldouble-ring ceremony was per- overskirt. A vatteau train fiellformed by the Rev. Robert from a bdvv at the back. ASwick before an altar decorat- niatclnn^ Dior bow with veiled with Easter lilies. Organist a cascade bouquet of white Gardner, son of Mr. and Mrs.ATavv Tlslcv acromDanied Loo daisies conipleniculcd her cos* Jotncs Gardner of 2 Scott Ave*»T tume. I «8 returned to the U. S. MUi-cus.” Bridesmaids were Mrs. Vvil- tary Academy after a five - dayThe bride is the daughter of Him Hennessy of Albany, Mrs. public relations trip to Washing-Mr. and Mrs. Edward Schwalb Oeorgt* Calerino of Opnlack'a, ton, D. C.t as one of 10 juniorsof 33 Wheeler Place. The groom Fia. and Miss Eleanor Schwalb chosen for the orientation vjsit.is the soil of Mrs. John Fisher of Arlington, Va., all sisters of T|ie cadets were acquainted cf Chof Andover and the late Mr. bride. They wore turquoise with functioning of defense-or- centlyFisher. • ljcau •£?0V',1S stylccl shnilarily to iented agencies, and were brief- P«blicGiven in marriage by her the matron of honor s, match- ed on Curgenl international af- Harol father, the bride wore a floor- jnC tiaras, and carried cascade fajrs related to national security Pflhrn length nylon chiffon go.vn. in bouquets of white daisies. They were given interviews by Mrs.. traditional white. The empire attendants wore single military and civilian officialsbodice featured a bateau neck- strands of pearls, gifts of the line and three-quarter length bride.BySCIand press correspondents. Chief ... .'. — ..... . . - -- „ , Tr of Staff General Harold K. John- Vn gusleeves. The chapcl-length train pn' Fls? r„ ^ Hyatts- son briefed them on the Viet Sramwas attached to the sides of th» V1*'c, Md., brother of the groom, high-rising waist and fell over wns best man and ushers wereconflict, and the cadets were hosted by Secretary of. theasstll-« 41C1-and:us-in-outwas bestthe controlled skirt. The gown ^a,a .^yan °r JfVe,l^llle* Go,.\e ArmVStephen’'Ailes at a%pecial was accented with Aleneon Coined and Donald Cornell, iUncileon -lace. Her tulle veil fell from a both of Grcct.i vood, and Davidseed pearl tiara and she car- Schwalb of Dallas, Tex. ried a single white rose, a sym- ^(jr bi.r daughters weddingPresident Johnson's milit a r y aide substituted for the President in guiding a tour of theThe in thlt;atteiKfrcshiGear*Stein,liol nf urfitv Her on-lv icwelrv Mrs. Schwalb selected a light x. Mor unuy. net omy jcwury n„u„.r hat ^hlte House, and the cadetswas a single strand of pearls, L-uc «ooi suit, bn.. l ov u hat hostcd bv the 3rd Infantry ,,pBkt nf Hw pmnm arid beige accessories. The I Obitu uy me ora m diiuy WJlluteC.im-J.S.TV-iur-gift of the groom.Mrs. Lewis Mason of Irving, Tex, sister of the bride, was matron of honor. She was at-with their representatives.Mr. Kamakaris is a socialskirt, aaccessories. Both wore corsages of white baby roses.groom's mother chose a blue Battalion in a tour of Arlington jjornj taffeta dress with chiffon over- National Cemetery and the John jaj jyj flu.vcr hat and white F- Kennedy gravesite.Cadet Gardner, Wellsville High valedictorian of 1962, has The bride’s* paternal grand- earn?d extracurricular and aca-studies teacher in the local mnthc»\ Mrs. George Scluvalb, demic honors at West Point, high school. To be eligible to- at- wore a gray tweed suit, black tend the Institute, he had to accessories and a corsage of ate meet ligid educational require- white baby roses. ioI- ments as well as being reeom- A reception for 250 guests ) a mended by his principal. was- held in the Elks Club from•itie The classes will be It eld from 1 to '1 p.m. Assisting hostesses ed June 28 through Aug. 13. were Shelia H 'nnessy, Siis a nBookmobile Visit Scheduled HereThe Southern Tier Library System Bookmobile will makethn fnllnHnnrr Qtnnc fhic woolc