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Newspaper
New Castle News
Location
New Castle, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 29, 1964
Page
11
Dear Abby columns address a reader upset by half dressed customers in a beauty shop and a boy’s embarrassment. Advice suggests leaving the boy at home and not confronting shop attire, plus guidance to a teen with a mustache about telling him gently.
Tuesday LC Federation of Democratic Women led by Mrs. John Steingasser from Maitland Lane. Seven Mrs. Sam Manos of Edgewood Ave. Wednesday Garden Council of Lawrence County featuring Garden Gate and a tour of Phillips Estate. White Gloves led by Mrs. William Eakin of Neshannock Blvd. Lucky Links with Mrs. Domenick Ross of S. Jefferson St. Chats at Gaston Park. Thursday Lawrence County Garden with Mrs. W. Russell Allen of Englewood Ave. Queens by Miss Betty Sipe of S. Ray St. Happi Hearts led by Mrs. Bernard Kirol of Willowhurst Circle. 49ers with Mrs. Albert Lepore of Robinwood St. Gayette with Mrs. Michael Cercell of Roosevelt St. Reunited Ladies League led by Mrs. Jessie Grove of N. Beaver St. Friday Neighbors Nine headed by Mrs. Anthony Chill of Acorn St.
The New Castle Music Club board meets at 8 p.m. tomorrow at 212 McCarty Lane, home of Mrs. Dudley Arnold, to plan programs. Mrs. Eugene Gurgiolo and Mrs. C G McConnell, program chairs for 1964 65, will outline activities for the coming year.
Tense nerves block bowel urges causing constipation. Colonalp tablets use a colonic nerve stimulant with bulking action to restore regularity overnight. Clinically proved relief billed as gentle and effective with an introductory size for 43 cents.
Printed Pattern A561 designed by Ben Barrack offers a high neck with a cuffed front, a low back with waist buttons, and a slim line for sunny days. Available in Misses sizes 10 through 18, size 16 needs 4 yards of 35 inch fabric, $1 plus 15c mailing. send to New Castle News Pattern Department. Next week features a prominent designer pattern.
Mr and Mrs Teti honored after their June 20 wedding in Silver Spring Maryland attended by about 200 at the Castleton Hotel reception. The bride, daughter of John and Janet Sickafuse, and the groom, son of Nicholas and Anne Tell, reside in Wheaton Maryland.
Miss Rose Marie Brown daughter of the Elmer Browns and George Warsing were married at 3 p.m. Saturday by Justice Pauline Isaac in her office. Attendants were Mr and Mrs Russell Warsing. A small reception followed at the Swagger home. The couple will reside at 110 E Reynolds St.
Choose clothing pre pared for unpredictable wear and adventure. Pack minimal garments that are easy to care for and light to carry. Opt rugged outfits for camping or metropolitan wear for sightseeing. Neutral colors hide soil, fabrics shed wrinkles, coordinate with existing wardrobe.
The Lawrence County Federation of Democratic Women changes location for tomorrows six o clock picnic from Cascade Park to Mrs John Steingassers Maitland Lane home. The event remains a three part gathering with a short business meeting after the meal.
Mr and Mrs Lawrence E Kiminkinen announce the engagement of their daughter Gayle Ann to Gerald W Walker son of the Wayne M Walkers of New Galilee RD 1 Both graduates of Mohawk High School Gayle is a senior at Indiana State College majoring in home economics Gerald is a math major at Geneva College and works at the Enelow Shoe Store in Beaver Falls The couple will be married at
An open ceremony was held at Bessemer United Presbyterian Church on September 5. Instructions advise saving brine when removing olives from the jar, returning leftovers to reserved brine, and covering olives with a film of olive oil to keep them fresh and prevent scum.
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