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Newspaper
New Castle News
Location
New Castle, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 14, 1966
Page
9
A column features multiple letters and Abby’s replies on Kissing habits with a 77 year old suitor, borrowing etiquette with a birthday club, and hostess reciprocity questions. Abby’s guidance emphasizes manners, timing, and accountability in social norms.
The article outlines removing white spots from wood surfaces using fine pumice and light oil rubbed with the grain, with cautions to test products first and wipe clean afterward. It also notes a surge in reptile themed decor such as snakeskin wallpaper cobra flooring and python tables, all fake yet plausible.
A record crowd of 7,500 watched over three days as Cliff Dunn Stables added ribbons at the Jaycee Charity Horse Show at J. Rick farm. Announcer Ed Jenkins praised the event while local exhibitors scored multiple wins across Arabian and Saddlebred divisions.
Miss Karen Sue Wincek and Andrew G. Rowland will wed in an open ceremony at St. Camil lus Church at 3 p.m. Saturday. Matron of honor is Mrs. Roger Wincek, best man is David Kennaday, with attendants Mrs. Richard Redmond and Miss Peggy Minard and ushers Thomas Wincek and Mr. Redmond. Reception at the Coach and Lantern. Miss Wincek is daughter of Mrs. John Wincek and the late Mr. Wincek. fiancé is son of the D. M. Rowlands of Greenville.
Mrs. Verden Moore, general chairman for the June 22 flower show by the Garden Council of Lawrence County, will meet with her committee leaders at 1 p.m. tomorrow in the Hoyt Center. Divisions include baked goods, needlework, plants, and white elephants with a sales table planned. The public may visit June 22 from 3 to 9 p.m. with theme America, the Beautiful. no admission.
Miss Pamela Ferree and Francis Gardner will wed at 4 p.m. Saturday at St. Mary Church. Attendants include Miss Pamela Ferree’s cousin Thomas Jenkins of Cheswick and Gary Ferree, with Joseph Gardner and JoAnn Gardner helping guests. Parents Mrs. William R. Stokes of Lowellville, Ohio, and Mrs. Francis Abraham of Wampum RD 2 are noted, as is the late Eugene Gardner. Mrs. Orlando Aloe of West Pittsburg hosts the Young Mrs. Club event tomorrow.
The Indiana Alumni Association plans a picnic luncheon at 1 p.m. tomorrow at Mrs. James Hurst’s home 117 Fairfield Ave. Attendees include women graduates of Indiana University of Pennsylvania. Miss Ann Rice and Mrs. E G Diefenderfer host jointly with Mrs. Hurst.
Mrs. John Frank and Mrs. Ralph Fleeger host the Ladies Rota Society meeting this evening in Trinity Polish National Catholic Church. The gathering focuses on community service and fellowship within the local parish.
Travel prep advice urges immunizations before international trips and offers guidance on when to start vaccines. It also provides quick ideas for using canned shrimp in dishes and soups. The Gleaners Class of First Baptist Church met for devotions and elected officers with a planned Cascade Park family picnic next month.
The engagement of Miss Nancy Jane Rice to Ernest W. Haught of Metz West Virginia is announced by her mother. The couple will marry June 28 in the home of the Robert C. Haughts at 212 South Walnut Street. Mrs Charles W Rice is the bride's mother. The groom is the son of Mrs David H Haught of Metz and the late Mr Haught. They will have matron of honor and best man. Pineapples and peaches are cited as popular canned fruits.
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