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Newspaper
New Castle News
Location
New Castle, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 23, 1975
Page
5
The notice explains how to submit wedding notices with photos to the Female Focus department. It outlines deadlines for picture and form submission, specifies a two week post wedding cutoff for photo inclusion, and notes hours for obtaining engagement, shower, and wedding forms.
Baopren Woodworth and Bruce Patterson married June 7 at First Presbyterian Church with Rev. Charles Lest officiating. Attendants included patron of honor Mrs. Randy Miller, bridesmaids in mint green gowns, and best man Kenneth Patterson. Guests were serenaded by Mrs. Glen Mortis as nuptial music played. A reception followed at the church hall and a dinner at the Sheraton Inn West Middlesex. The couple honeymooned at Virgina Beach and Williamsburg and will reside at 307 Market St New Wilmington.
Barbara Jean Bevan and Robert Michael Lackey wed at Bevan-Lackey St Marys Church on May 31 with Rev. Francis Graff officiating. Bride's party included Miss Iwanne Judek and Virginia Shearer. Gerald Lockey was best man. reception at Parkstown Lounge. They reside in Phillipsburg after a Hawaii honeymoon.
Case histories show arbitration solving diverse business disputes from a carpet mill shortfalls to antique dealers losses. Recounts early Americana and poultry coop losses with expert arbitrators. Notes AAA growth, costs, speed, privacy, and guidance for submitting disputes in tomorrow's installment.
The Library Bookmobile will host a Summer Storytime at various announced locations this summer. Each 30 minute session begins about 45 minutes after arrival, geared to elementary age children under the library's junior department staff. The first program Wednesday at 9 45 a m stop Arthur McGill School with weekly stops and a posted schedule at bookmobile stops and the main library.
The American Cancer Society annual used nook sale at the old Dollar Savings Building 10 East 8 is extended another week. Prices are reduced and collectibles remain available as the sale enters its third and final week, ending Saturday.
The New Castle Bridge Club schedules a quarterly tournament starting at 7 30 p m Wednesday at Temple Israel The next novice game is July 2
East Side Garden Club heard Mrs C Brenner discuss Earth Hire and Water themes and pottery history. She described methods pinch and coils, firing and glazing, with a student collection shown and a luncheon before remarks. Next meeting slated for July 9 at 12 30 pm at the Institute.
Mr and Mrs Charles C Andrews of 105 Hillcrest Ave celebrated their golden wedding with a brunch at New Castle Country Club hosted by their children William G Andrews and Charles C Andrews II. The couple have five grandchildren. They wed August 6, 1825, in a ceremony led by the Rev Walter McClure. Mrs Andrews hails from Lebsana Pa. He worked 39 years as a Bell Telephone Co. communication consultant and retired April 1, 1965. He belongs to New Castle Consistory Syria Shrine Bell Telephone Pioneers and was a deacon at First Presbyterian. Mrs Andrews is a First Presbyterian member and Wimodausis. They enjoy howling and gardening.
Hoffmaster of Edinburg RI 4 will celebrate anniversary with an open house party from 7 to 10 on a Saturday. The former May McAnlis and Mr Hoffmaster wed June 24 in the bride's home with Rev. Haverfield officiating. Their children Eleanor Gardner and Albert Hoffmaster host the event. He has served as elder at Westfield Presbyterian Church and on the General Council of Presbytery. He is active in community affairs as fireman and Boy Scout, awarded Silver Beaver in 1960. He directs Mount Jackson Mutual Insurance Co and is a member of Pennsylvania Partners Association. Mrs Hoffmaster taught school five years. Both are Westfield Church and North Beaver Garden Club members and have farmed their home for over 35 years.
Miss Debra Karki to marry Chuck Hager of Pittsburgh in a July garden ceremony at the Karki home on 1726 Harlan big Road. The event at Eldogar Lane will include a reception at the groom elects home with hosts Debbie Mooney Ruth Karki and Sharon McCracken it features pink and green cake by Linda Mogue and Shirley Garrett and prizes awarded to Betsy Demarest Marty Campbell and Linda Baynham.
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