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Mbs Atdrich WedsIn Catholic ChurchMiss Frances Ann Aldrich became the bride of Anthony D. Galofaro in a double - ring ceremony performed by Rev. Thomas Crowley at the Immaculate Conception Church, November 9 at 11 ar.m.The couple exchanged vows before an Altar decorated with white mums and pink snapdragons. Mass was sung by William Finn and Mrs. Joseph Scrio was the organist.The1 bride is the daughter of ?ifr. and Mrs. iVIcarl Aldrich of Wclls-ville and the groom is the son of Mrs. Joseph Galofaro of Dunkirk and the late Mr. Galofaro.•FIScorded by her father, the bride was gowned in white silk taffeta, designed with fitted bodice featuring square neckline and a tucked yoke. Corded scrolls embroidered with sequins, and pearls highlighted the bouffant fjoor-lengtb skirt which was further complimented by a bustle bow. Her scalloped veil of pure silk illusion was caught to a jeweled crown, and she carried a fan of taffeta and lace with red roses.Miss Sally Ann Bielns/.ka of Dunkirk was maid of honor and Miss Martha Ann Ncdcrhcrg attended as bridesmaid. Their street-lcngth frocks of crvstelette, in shades of coral and mint green respectively, were designed with tulip bodice, covered by an empire jacket, and bouffant skirt of unpressed pleats featuring a bustle how. They wore matching braided crowns and carried heart shaped arrangements of lace and yellow carnations and white mums.* Louis Galofaro of Dunkirk was best man for his brother, and Samuel Galofaro of Dunkirk, another brother, and William Paris! of Fredonia were the ushers.\V*ml . ., , , MR. AND MRS. ANTHONY D. GALOFARO of Dunkirk arc showiThebridcs tnotkcrcho.se » dross , inflowing their marriage, November (), in the* Immaculate nnccptioi of navy crepe and lacc, pink and; Church. The bride is the former Miss Frances Arm Aldrich, daughldnavy accessories and a pink rose corsage. The mother of the groom was attired in navy silk with black accessories and wore a corsage of pink roses, also.The Wellsvillc Rod and Gun Club was the scene of a reception for 75 guests i,rom 2 p.m. until 0. with Mrs. Russell SI a him an o f Wellsvillc, Mrs. Douglas Moore of Buffalo and Miss Kay Brown of Wellsvillc serving as hostesses.Out-of-town guests attended from Fredonia, Dunkirk* Rochester an\ Buffalo; Limestone, Pa.; and Detroit and Melvendalc, Mich., They were served from a wedding} cake formed of two dpuble - tieredhearts joined by a bridge with miniature bride and groom flanked by confectionary bridal slippers and flowers.After a wedding trip to Canada, Mr. and Mrs. Galofaro will live at 502 Deer Street1 in Dunkirk. The bride’s traveling costume consisted , of a black satin sheath dress with white accessories.Mrs. Galofaro is an alumna of the Immaculate Conception School, WeJlsville Central School and the Jamestown School of Practical Nursing. She is on the nursing staff of Brooks Memorial Hospital. Miof Mr. and Mrs. Mear! Aldrich of Wellsvillc. (Photo by Houcks).TTAfmm f / - '• *■exerciseto AidOverweightThe leading cause of the “creeping” ovcrwieght that is affecting American adolescents today is inactivity, largely the result of the sedentary conditions of modernlife.Dr. Jean Mayer, a young Harvard nutritionist who has become concerned about the tendency of American youth literally to “go to pot” believes that the only remedy is exercise. Ip a recent discussion of. adolescent f ion ess presented by Children’s Hospital, Dr. Mayer said that the difference between obese and non-obese children is not that those who are obese eat more but that they exercise less. According to Dr. Mayer, the regulation of food intake was never designed to adapt to sedentary life any more than animals we're meant to be caged. Natural selee-potontial. He stressed the value o, individual sports which all couli learn and enjoy after high s-choc and college compared to highl; competitive sports for the few.Miss Patricia Paimatierl rHonored by Genesee WSC!GENESEE, Pa. — Miss Patrici, Paimatier was honored at a vat iety shower on Thursday evenin at the church hall given by tli Genesc Woman’s Society of Chris tian Service. Games were playec after which Miss Paimatier opene many lovely gifts. Light ref rest ments were served and social timlion, operating for hundreds ofGalofaro graduated fronT Dunkirk! y.ears* made men physically ac-Higb School, served four years' hi llve‘ resourceful creatures, wellthe Air Force, and is employed by, a steel plant in Lackawanna. i Prenuptial entertaining included a luncheon - shower by Mrs. Joseph Galofaro, Mrs. Samuel Galofaro and Miss Kathreen Galofaro, and a variety shower by Miss1 Martha Nederberg and Miss Sally' Biclaszka. iprepared to be hunters, fishermen or farmers.But in today’s, mechanized world if a young person doesn’t* want to get fat he will either have to resign himself to feeling hungry all the time or step up his activity. Since the first choice is out of the question, he should take some exercise regularly.enjoyed by all Mrs. George Hunt of Westfielc Pa. was an out-of-town guest.The hostesses were: Mrs, Chai les Downer, Miss Jessi Palmatiei Mrs. Donald Baker.The wedding of Patricia Palm a I icr and David Hunt of Westfielc Pa. is planned for Thanksgivin Day at 4:30 p.m. at the Gonese Methodist Church. Reception fo the wedding guests will be held a the church hall immediately fo. lowing toe service.The Arctic tern, a gull - lik bird, nests each summer in th
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Wellsville, New York, US
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