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Newspaper
New Castle News
Location
New Castle, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 30, 1962
Page
4
East Brook club marks its 29th year while Mrs Barnes speaks on Peace Corps information available at the library. The event outlines volunteer placements and program details for residents seeking international service opportunities.
The New Castle Public Library displays a Peace Corps Volunteer questionnaire as guidance for hopeful applicants. Mrs Miss Teles roux, chief librarian, announced the sample while Sargent Bloci ver, director, emphasized that service requires thorough interviews, training, and dedication. Volunteers receive meals housing medical care and allowances. two years is typical, and travel is not charged.
Thomas B. Moore of Lee Ave will celebrate his 50th anniversary with open house at Wesley Methodist Church on July 7, hosted by their children. The couple, longtime New Castle residents, wed July 12 in the parsonage church with Rev Ebner J. Campbell officiating. They have six children and two sons-in-law. A 300-guest reception was held at St. Margaret's Hall. Other society and club notices follow including volunteers, dinner clubs, and garden club events with local residents named.
A new silicone based finish adds water repellence to fabrics while improving wear resistance and breathability. It can be applied with other treatments to cotton and lightweight fabrics and may require reapplication after washing. Read labels for care and finish information. A summer Bologna salad recipe and a family reunion in Gaston Park are also noted in this issue.
The Lawrence County Federation of Democratic Women held a winter picnic in Cascade Park this week. Mrs. Anthony Folena and several others served the winner in the picnic grove while a program of games entertained the assembly. The group noted the picnic is the only summer activity for the women’s group, which will resume meetings in September 1993 at First Federal Plaza.
Miss Cherie Ann Fox and Lester W Cole wed Friday in New Castle. Bride wore a white lace and tulle gown with Sabrina neckline and bouffant skirt, veil held by organza roses. Matron of honor wore blue chiffon, sisters and ushers named. Reception for 250 at Robinsons Banquet Hall. Bride is alumna of Bradford Bed School and Roberts Wesleyan College. Groom a Paul Pox graduate and US Marine veteran. The couple to reside at 763 Arlington Ave, Birmingham.
Vincent A Ciambotti and Patricia Ann Quyny wed in a double ceremony at St Als church. Officiated by Rev Francis L Pucci, thegroom is a Youngstown University graduate. A reception for 300 followed at the Eagles Ballroom with many guests and an elaborate post nuptial program.
Mr and Mrs Arnold marked 25 years with a surprise party at 925 Maryland Ave hosted by their children. About 80 relatives and friends attended as Rev StanJcelewski officiated at Saint Philips and James Church on June 26, 1937. Guests included George Jr Patricia and Richard, with former Adaline Nastale and the Nastal family from Cleveland among the attendees.
Mi-Lighters hostess Mrs Elmer Bigley and Mrs Samuel Mooney presided at a July dinner at the Mooney home. Guests included Mrs Stanley Jendryszka and Mrs Leo Golba. Prizes were awarded for outdoor games. The group announced the next meeting for September 20 with Mrs Heary Anns and Mrs Leo Golba in charge.
Miss Yvonne Abraham earns a BA degree in English from Shelton College Ringwood NJ. An alumna of New Castle High School she is the daughter of Mrs Phoebe Abraham of 810 Cunningham Ave.
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