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Newspaper
New Castle News
Location
New Castle, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 30, 1973
Page
14
A wife recalls her husband revealing a desire to share him with another woman. They met the other woman who is about the same age, attractive and thoughtful. She rejects marriage and family, claiming nothing is permanent and people change as they grow.
A reader seeks guidance on a troubled marriage involving a wife and John who may be seeing another woman. The respondent urges clear agreements, warns against permissive arrangements, and advises asking for written layaway terms and refund rights if deposits are involved.
New Castle Quota Club held a closing dinner at Troggio's Restaurant. New members Deanna Wish Mildred Radick Beth Verterano and Sister Carmen Puhl were welcomed and officers and board members were installed led by Mrs. Maria Higgins of the Youngstown Quota Club. The incoming year’s leaders include President Mary Pasqualina and Vice Presidents Laura Snider Evelyn Moldaver Frances Sullivan with secretary Edith Cleaveland and Velma Merryman as registrar. Toronto convention delegates are Pasqualina with Keder and Mabel Paige as alternates. Entertainment by the Light Singers from Third Presbyterian Church featured piano and drums. The annual picnic is set for August 24 at Dr Mildred Rogers home with a white elephant sale planned.
Toni Jean Cannon married F James Smith in St Joseph the Worker Church with double ring rite. Bride, a Shenango High School and St Francis School of Nursing graduate, will work at St Vincent's Erie. groom, Butler High School alumnus, to graduate from Gannon College in December. They will reside in Erie after July 1.
A Round Up tub meeting at the Unionè ak in Glib was hosted by Mrs. Bart Conti, Mrs. Augustine Rasell, and Mrs. Willa Risso. Winners named included Mrs Joseph Bordonary and others. a steak fry on July 9 was planned to be led by several club members at the Unione Calabro Clu.
Lucy Keyes suggests menus for a balanced diet. Breakfast includes orange juice, French toast with coffee or tea or milk. Lunch offers vegetable juice, toasted bread with spread sandwich, cookie and pudding. Dinner features salmon loaf, baked sweet potatoes, cucumbers in sour cream, celery sticks, a roll with butter and a fresh peach. Snack is banana. A recipe fragment lists peanut butter spread with peanut butter and chili sauce.
At a club meeting, a July 22 picnic for members and families was planned and a July 4 gathering at Mrs. Bara's home was announced. High scorers were Mrs. Santangelo and Mrs. Cascino di, with door prize go ing to Mrs. Bara. A guest was Miss Cynthia Vannessa. Also contains recipes and consumer education notes from Brooklyn College on layaway charges and cautious shopping.
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