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Newspaper
New Castle News
Location
New Castle, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 24, 1963
Page
10
Patricia Scott highlights triangular tie-on scarves as fresh comfortable accessories replacing kerchiefs. The piece outlines two starter patterns the Ruffled Gingham Check and Printed Sailcloth with step by step construction tips and fabric requirements in period style.
Instructions describe making a decorative scarf from sailcloth or organdy with bias tape ties. Steps cover cutting triangles, binding edges, centering ties, embroidery options, and folding details. Readers are directed to Patricia Scott for a booklet copy FIFTEEN GIFTS YOU CAN MAKE with self addressed stamped envelope and 20c.
Mr and Mrs Gary Wayne Lash wed at Koppel First Methodist Church in a June 15 ceremony officiated by Rev Thomas A Wildman. The couple, post trip to New York and Canada, will reside in Beaver Falls. both work at Babcock and Wilcox.
Tense nerves block bowel impulses causing constipation. Colonalp introduces a new nerve stimulant with bulking action to restart colon activity overnight. Clinically proved, it claims gentle relief and a refreshed feeling, offered in an introductory 43 cent size.
Miss Mary Ruth Hudock and Robert Ciccotti were married Saturday at 7:30 p.m. in Northminster Presbyterian Church with Rev. John W. Sloat Jr. officiating. The bride, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Michael Hudock, wore chantilly lace and carried pink roses and white carnations. she was attended by Mrs. Wendell Bintrim as matron of honor and Frank Peters as best man. The reception followed in the church parlor. The bride is a Union High School and Jameson Memorial School of Nursing alumna. the groom, son of Mrs. Pilade Ciccotti, attended Drew University and works for Adam Metal Supply Co.
The former Miss Beryl Elizabeth Rowland became Mrs. Michael Pylypczuk in a double ring ceremony at the UP Church of Struthers. Rev. David J. Rowland officiated assisted by Samuel Merritt Rowland. The bridal party wore peau de soie and organza gowns, with blue accents and matching bouquets. After a reception, the couple left for a Shenandoah Valley honeymoon. The bride is sister to Rev. and Mrs. Rowland of Struthers. the groom is son of Mrs. Ewdo kia Pylyczuk of Berlin Maryland. The bride attended Westminster College and the groom holds degrees from Johns Hopkins, Maryland Institute of Art, and Columbia University. Service Star Meeting Tomorrow.
The Eastbrook Women's Society of Christian Service hosted Miss Beatrice Bekkar from Holland who described her homeland with slides and Q&A on customs. A world brotherhood program was presented by Miss Ruthie Anderson, with prayer by Miss Martha Jane Sieminski and lunch served by Mrs. Jennie Martin. Miss Barbara Jean Gorgacz, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Gorgacz, was honored at an open house on her New Castle High School graduation and plans to study psychology at Penn State. About 100 attendees gathered on the lawn with pink and white decor. out of town guests included the Gondas Greensburg YakuBob families and relatives from Canton and Campbell.
Miss Naomi Nuzzo graduate of New Castle High School is honored by her parents Mr and Mrs Ralph Nuzzo with an open house this Saturday at 734 Main Street at 7 30 p m Attendees welcome.
The S and C Club met at Mrs. Peter Fiacco's home on West Madison Avenue to organize a picnic scheduled for July 20 at Gaston Park.
In 1958 a crowd of 71 163 watched the New York Giants play the Baltimore Colts, the largest pro football audience in New York history.
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