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Newspaper
New Castle News
Location
New Castle, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 03, 1980
Page
8
A reader praises Abby for challenging the term invalid used of paraplegics and outlines what a paraplegic can do with support. Another letter asks how to prove a pregnancy rumor false, while a third discusses wedding guest etiquette and reciprocal invitations. The column closes with Abby's guidance and address for personal replies.
Several first time painters from the First Presbyterian Recreation Center class displayed talent at a luncheon and art exhibit. Participants include Rosena McGurk Lena Papa Mary Moore Helen Walker Roberta Selby and Augustino Gurgiolo, with Gurgiolo noted for 60 years of painting and sculpture.
Television figure Chuck Barris is named Grand Gobbler by the Los Angeles NOW chapter for repeatedly demeaning women and lacking taste. Other honorees include CBS, KABC newsman Jerry Dunphy, and various commercials and TV series cited for stereotyped or demeaning portrayals of women.
Cherry Massey illustrated miniature collecting at P.E.O. Chapter A meeting hosted by Sandra Genkinger and Paula Nolan. Mary Patton reported on the state convention in Lancaster while Martha Mossberger disclosed garden mart booth results. The annual picnic was set for June 10 at 12 30 p.m. at Daisy Pugh's home.
A wife writes that after 18 years of marriage the couple no longer listens or communicates well at meals and wonders if renewal is possible. The columnist urges openness with her partner, questions fear of mutual unhappiness, and suggests verbalizing concerns as first step toward rebuilding a once fulfilling bond. The piece ends noting a country singer with a line about devotion.
Mr and Mrs Wilbur L Stanley of C and C Trailer Court New Middletown Ohio will celebrate their golden wedding anniversary with an open reception from 6 to 9 p m at Bessemer United Presbyterian Church. They married June 7 1930 in Sharpsville. He retired from Bessemer Limestone and Cement Co in 1973. She is a former Bessemer teacher. They have four children 14 grandchildren and three great grandchildren. The family requests no gifts.
Mr and Mrs Henley of 339 Berger Place celebrate 60 years since June 10 1930 marriage with an open reception June 8 from 2 to 4:30 pm at First United Methodist Church Decker Drive. They are active in church civic and fraternal organizations and have given a Schumerlich carillon to the church. No gifts requested.
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