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Saturday, February 16, 1963
Tonawanda NEWS
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White Roses
Enhance Altar
For Ceremony
Kathleen Blood
Becomes Bride
Of Arthur Thore
Tonawanda
Llo Jn
Ruth Bohlen, Editor, NX 3-1000
Miss Deborah S. Traver,
John T. Connolly Wed
White r o s e s decorated
the altar of St. Leo the
Great Church, Eg-gertsville,
when Miss Nancy Elizabeth Bailey b e c a m e the
bride at 11 a.m. today of
John L. Bonesky.
Miss Kathleeri G l a d y s
Blood, daughter of Mrs.
11 Mary A. Blood if 624 Prendergast Ave., Jamestown, j
land Arthur A. Thore, son
of Mrs. Arthur H. Thore,
54 Broughton St., Tonawanda, and the late Mr.
Thore, were married today
in St. John's Roman Catholic Church, Jarjiestown.
The Rev. Patrick Dingen performed the ceremony uniting in
marriage the daughter of Mr. and
Mrs. Ralph Bailey, 1205 Sherwood
Ave., North Tonawanda, and the
son of Mr. and Mrs. John BonesThe white taffetb sheath dress
ky, 461 Meyer Road, Town of
worn by the bride was designed
Amherst.
with a portrait neckline outlined
A floor-length gown of rosepoint
in Chantilly lace applique. Lace
lace and nylon tulle over taffeta
applique also enhanced the
was worn by the bride. The fitted
bracelet length sleeves and hembodice featured a Queen Anne colline of the skirt which featured a
appliques featured the full tulle
detachable train. Her imported
skirt. A crown of white silk and
silk illusion fingertip veil was
rhinestones held her fingertip ilcaught to a crown of pearls and
lusion veil and she carried a
aurora borealis.
shower bouquet of white roses
Miss Vita Miano was maid of
and pompons.
honor, and Mrs. Walter Cobbe and
Miss Bertha Mutschler, the
Miss Sandra Shildes were the
bride's cousin of Denver, Colo.,
bridesmaids. They wore streetwas maid of honor and Miss Barlength emerald green silk bro**w::'*JS«fe*.-<v;. ••
bara Bonesky, the bridegroom's
cade dresses accented with scoop
Bonesky
sister, was bridesmaid. They
Mrs
[necklines and bell skirts. Matchwore ming blue nylon sheer over
. . . Wittkowsky Studio
ing color Dior bows held their cirtaffeta sheath dresses made with^
c u l a r veils. They carried cascade
scoop necklines, elbow - length]
bouquets of yellow daffodils and
sleeves and bouffant overskirts. |
I white daisies.
Matching pillbox hats held their;
Francis Blood, the bride's
face veils and they carried co-l
brother, was best man. Kenneth
Mrs. Arthur A. Thore
lonial bouquets of pink garnet
Green and Jacob Herschfelt were
Siegfried Studio roses and white carnations.
ushers.
#Robert Bonesky was best man;
The bride's mother wore a beige
for
his brother. Martin Bealer
knit sheath dress, matching accesand
Peter Toth were ushers.
sories and a corsage of yellow
The
bride's mother was attired
sweetheart roses. Mrs. Thore's
in
a
beige
brocade jacket dress,
Y ACTIVITIES
blue lace sheath dress was acruby red accessories and a corcented with a corsage of pink
sage of red carnations. Mrs. BoMonday:
9
a.m.
to
11
a.m..
sweetheart roses.
nesky wore a turquoise velvet
A wedding dinner was given in'Nursery School Experience; 6
sheath dress, beige accessories
the Hamilton Restaurant and a p.m. Family Potluck
Supper,;
and a corsage of yellow roses and
reception in the home of Mr. and 7:30 p.m., Adult Bridge Lessons
carnations.
Mrs. Walter Cobbe, Jamestown.
A wedding breakfast was given
"Play
of
the
Hand."
Boys
of
Battalion
and
Stockade
The couple will make their
Manor. Guests athome in 447 Fletcher St., Tona- Tuesday: 10 a.m., YW Women's 806 of Christian Service Brigade, in the Park Colorado; Cortland,
nded fr0
Interior Decorating Class and First Baptist Church, are observ-;J*
™
wanda.
. ,I
« • J w 1L J
^. u ICorning, Batavia, Attica and
Nursery Care; 10 a.m., Adult ling Brigade Month during F e b - i L oThe
ck
t^ N Y wore a white wool
bride
Roger C. Dahl
Golf Lessons; 2 p.m., YW Bookiniary with special group activi suit, brown accessories and a yelReview — Public Invited; 2 p.m.,|ties
Boys and their leaders will take l o w r o s e corsage to begin a wedTo Be Organist
7 p.m., 8 p.m. and 9 p.m., Adult jpart in a 7 p.rri. service Sunday l*ng trip to Prudhommes in Canada
Wednesday:
At Grace Lutheran Golf
Lessons. 10 a.m., YW Wom-|i n the church arid recognition w i l l Hostesses at pre-nuptial parties'
Beginning March 13, Roger G. e n s Advanced Knitting Class; be given for group achievement. for the bride were Mrs. John
Mrs. John T. Connolly
Dahl of Kenmore will be organist 3:30 p.m. to 5 p.m., Y - Teens Sterling Nowka is captain of the
. . . Ettore-Winter Photo of Grace Lutheran Church, North Knitting Class; 3:30 p.m. to 5 Battalion assisted by Robert Ken- Bonesky and Mrs. A. Nolan; Mrs.
Frank McCabe and Mrs. Frank
Tonawanda, and director of the p.m., Y - Teens Friendship nedy, lieutenant! The Stockade is Contrino; Mrs. Fred Ohlson and
Clubs; 4:15 p.m. to 5:15 p.m., led by Robert Kennedy, chief
Blessed Sacrament Chapel of St. Joseph's New two church choirs.
Carl Young's Ballroom Dancing ranger, assisted' by Wayne Gibbs, Miss Barbara Bonesky.
Cathedral, Buffalo, was the scene today for the wed- He will succeed Mrs. Sylvia Lessons;
7:15 pTm. to« 8:30 P . m . , l c h a r l e s D r a p o , Francis Besser,
who has resigned the poding of Miss Deborah Sue Traver and John Timothy Richert
sition as organist, choir director; Advanced Ballroom Adult D a n c - ! J o h n B e c k Q y y F Ritenburg,
Grace Church Men
after seven "years service in the i n S Lessons; 8.30 p.m to 9:45 rangers; and Vernon Troyer, Har
Connolly.
*
h
p.m.,
Advanced
Latin
American
The Rt. Rev. Robert Murphy peau de soie street length dress- c n u r c
old Peter, Gairrold Soden and Will Hear Talk
Adult
e
"
Mr.
Dahl,
a
graduate
of
FreDancing
Lessons
and
7:30
Frank
Spoor.
performed the ceremony for t h e | s designed with scoop necklines,
m
t o 8:3
m
donia
State
Teachers
College
|
P
°
P-»
Y-Teens
Judo
A , . „v#».. ~t
™A M
™ James
T , m o c Lelbow length
sleeves, fitted bodFriends and relatives are in- By Court Deputy
daughter
of M
Mr.- and
Mrs.
a n ( J A_^
skirts
M a t c h j n g where he majored in organ, teach- [ Class.
vited to attend a social hour af- Next Monday at 8 p.m. in the
A. Traver, 161 Clinton St., Tona- c o r o n e t headpieces and slippers es music in Maryvale Junior and Thursday: 9 a.m. to 11 a.m., ter the program
Fellowship Room of Grace Luwanda, and the son of Mr. and complemented their ensembles. Senior High School. He also has'Nursery School Experience; 10
Mrs. Edmund J. Connolly of 301 They carried bouquets of white served as organist in First Meth-ja.m., YW Women's Gym Class; The Stockade, for boys 8 to n l t h e r a n Church, Payne Avenue and
North Tonawanodist Church, Dunkirk; University ! l p.m., Constitution Meeting; 3:30 years of age, and the Battalion, I Robinson ofStreet,
McKinley Pkwy., Buffalo. Baskets glamellias and ivy.
ihe c h u r c h
_
will hear
of white flowers decorated the al- Thomas E. Connolly was best Presbyterian Church, Buffalo and!p.m. to 5 p.m., Y-Teens Knitting for boys 12 to 18, meet a t 7:15 *•_•"••
William Mullett,
chief deputy
of
tar.
man for his brother. Paul Mc- will come to Grace Church from Class; 3:30 p.m. to 5 p.m., Y- p.m. Monday in the church.
Family Courts of Niagara County.
Friendship Clubs; 4:30 p.m
The youth groups train boys in Mr. Mullett will speak on "Types
The bride's gown of ivory peau Manus, John Cleary, Charles Col- First United Presbyterian Church, Teens
to 7 p.m., Y-Teens Supper clubs Christian living. The program fea-j A f f a i r s a n d
£ Handled Jn
East
Aurora.
de soie was designed with a scoop lard and Thomas Galvin were
and 7:30 p.m., Good Grooming ture weekly activities, training FFamily
,,
TJ
amil
cCourts
neckline and bracelet length ushers.
sessions
and
such
other
activities
Course.
The Brotherhood brief business
sleeves on a fitted bodice. A bead-1 Mrs. Traver was attired in a
as sports and camping
YWCA
Audience
,
Friday:
7:30
p.m.
to
10
p.m.,
meeting
will be conducted by
ed band accented the waistline brown and oyster raw silk dress
Teenage
Dance
for
7,
8,
and
9th
president
Bob
Meyer, who will exand three asymmetrical bows en- and brown accessories. Mrs. Con- To Hear Review
Graders;
7:45
p.m.,
YW
Duplicate
plain
the
new
"Brotherhood Achanced the*floor length skirtUolly chose a turquoise brocade
Community
Chorus
By
Judge
Lautz
Bridge Game; 8 p.m., YW Travtivity Award" he devised.
which terminated in a sunburst | dress and matching accessories,
Mrs. Sebastian S. Pascale
el
Talks
—
Public
Invited.
Refreshments will be served and
Judge
Catherine
Rowley
Lautz
chapel length train. A matching; Both wore cymbidium orchids,
Parents' Club
Avenue Studio
volleyball and dart-throwing will
coronet trimmed with a beaded i A w e d d i n g breakfast and an will review the book, "A Thousand Saturday: 9:30 a.m. to 11:30
follow
the
program.
bow held her elbow length French, afternoon reception were given in Springs," in the fourth of a series a.m., Y-Teens "Fun & Games"
All men of the church are inW h i t e gladioli, c h r y s a n t h e m u m s and pompons enillusion veil and she carried a bou La U be' s> Amherst. Guests attend- of book reviews at 2 p.m. Tuesday and 2 p.m. to 4 p.m., Y - Teens Giving Hat Show
vited.
in
the
YWCA.
Saturday Record Hop.
quet of white cabbage roses and ^ ihe reC eption from Rochester,
hanced t h e a l t a r of Ascension Church, N o r t h TonaThe Parents Club of the ChilThe
author
of
the
book
is
Malemon leaves.
Syracuse, Albany, Mount Kisco
dren's
Community
Chorus
is
sponOUTSIDE ACTIVITIES
, wanda, t h i s m o r n i n g for t h e m a r r i a g e of Miss D o r o t h y
dame Anna Chenault, widow of
Miss Rita A. Robinson was and Farmingdale.
soring
a,
millinery
fashion
show
at
to Sponsor
Ann Corsaro and S e b a s t i a n S. Pascale.
maid of honor. Bridesmaids were The C0U ple will travel to Mon- Gen. Chenault of the Flying Tiger Monday: 8 p.m. to 11 p.m., Ton- 7:30 p.m. Tuesday in the Erie Rebekahs
fame.
A
Chinese
newspaper
rePublic Card Party
The Rev. Francis A. Hunt of-«>
awandas' Numismatics Society. County Savings Bank, North town
Miss Sally D. Breitenbach and the i t r e a l a n d M o u n t Tremblant, Canporter,
she
currently
teaches
in
bndegrooms sister, Miss Sheila j a d a o n a w e dding trip The
Empress Rebekah Lodge 116 ficiated for the daughter of Mr, iKovall and Lawrence J. Corsaro,
University in Wash- Tuesday: 8 p.m., United Church Plaza.
A, Connolly. They wore rosebud, T h e b r i d e w i l l w e a r a c r a n b e r r y Georgetown
Chairmen
i
r
e
Mrs.
George
will
sponsor a card party at 8:30;an{j Mrs. Frank Corsaro of 45G ushers.
Women Study Group,
ington, D.C.
knit suit and black accessories Judge Lautz, a past president Wednesday: 10 a.m., Gratwick Busch and Mrs. Hugh Murray. El"?.* J ^ " ? ^ i n L i t z e " b e r g ' s c h e n c k St., North Tonawanda, 1 The bride's mother chose a silk
. .
, ,,
„
i;npn rnral chpath HPPSQ with *
1 as her going-away costume.
J ,,
of the YWCA board of directors, Home Demonstration Unit Meet- The following will serve as mod- Hall, 39 South Niagara St., TonaU n e n c o r a I sn
els:
,
„
.
.
j
.
and
the
son
of
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Roceatn dress vutn a
Parties for the bride before her serves the YWCA as a trustee. ing; 7:30 p.m., Road Angels Auto
Mrs.
Peter
Mergi,
Mrs.
Stewwanaa.
_ _
, . _ „.
matching overskirt, designed with
CPdOfl&ld
marriage were given by Mrs. Wil- Mrs. Robert G. Pirson is book Club Meeting; 7:30 p.m. to 9 p.m., a r t
]
Baby
Sitting
Course
by
Volunteer
Watson,
Mrs.
William
O'Hara,
will
be
assisted
by
Mrs.
Alice
The
bride
wore
a
silk
chiffon
mother
an
T
e bridegrooms
Mrs. Bertha Litz, chairman, co I. Pascale of Buffalo.
neckline and
cap wore
sleeves.
liam Conroy Jr., Miss Sheila review chairman. Mrs, Charles G.
a hsquare
Mrs.
Dean
Roggow,
Mrs.
William
Fordyce,
Mrs.
Erna
Remus,
Mrs.
featuring
a
square
neckline/emerald
green,
light
wool
two!
g
o
w
n
Connolly, Mrs. Thomas Connolly Carey, hostess chairman, will be Fireman's Association.
^ _ ~~ i piece ensemble with matching aci 4 _, j
assisted by Mrs. Kent Evans Jr., Thursday: 10 a.m., North Tona- Dunn, Mrs. William Meagher,!VeNorma Collins and Mrs. Eve-;,long efitted
Mr. and Mrs. George C. A n d r e - j a n d M r s - E d w a r d Cartwright.
sleeves and an emMrs.
Alvin
Broecker,
Mrs.
Ernest
:lyn
Score.
Door
prizes
and
prizes
fcpoulos, formerly of Tonawanda,I The bridegroom's parents enter- Mrs. Gerald F . Kropp and Mrs. wanda Home Demonstration Unit Lowmaster, Mrs. Dale Swartz- for cards fill be awarded and re-'pire waistline with a satin insert.; cessories and an orchid corsage.
Meeting.
have moved from Rockford, 111.,! tained in their home Thursday fol- Murray A. Meldrum.
The controlled skirt with full back A wedding breakfast in the Ellander and Miss Judy Holrod.
Jfreshments will be served.
The
public
is
invited
to
attend.
to 8432 Cherokee Lane, Leawood, lowing a rehearsal.
^Friday: 10 a.m., Golden Age Miss Marian Repschlager will] The Lodge will meet at 7:30 chapel train was accented with!dredge Club was followed by a
Kansas, where he was transferred
Club.
be the commentator. The hats will j p.m. in the hall neceding the'cabbage rose trimming at the reception in Carpenter's Hall, Bufby his company.
Saturday: 8 p.m., Carol Thomp- be available for sale after the'card games with Mrs. Ora Litz, back. Her bouffant, scalloped .veil falo. Out of town guests included
was caught to a queen's pearl and the bride's brother, Daniel CorMrs. Calkins Host
son's Dance Party.
program.
noble grand, presiding.
crystal crown and she wore a sin-'saro, of Pasadena, Calif, and othMrs. Raymond Lance of 214
gle strand pearl necklace. Shejer guests from Ohio,
Ward Rd., North Tonawanda, is a To Past Grands
4
carried
orchids and baby roses. | After motoring through St. Loupatient in Doctor's Hospital, Town
CRAWFORD - Feb. 11, Duane
Miss
Beverly
R. Derfield. maid is, Mo. to California, Mr. a n d
Mrs.
Raymond
Calkins
enterof Tonawanda.
and
June
Justice
Crawford,
29
of honor, wore a blue floor-length Mrs. Pascale will make their
tained the Past Noble Grands of
Linwood Ave., Tonawanda, a son,
gown with cap sleeves and a cab-; home after March 18 in Buffalo,
Rosedale
Rebekah
Lodge
WednesRobert Roggow. sophomore at
Martin Wesley, in DeGraff Mebage
rose and veiling headpiece.! Hostesses at shower events for
day
in
her
Nash
Road
home.
Denison University, Granville,
morial Hospital.
Identically
dressed were t h e j the bride were Mrs. Rocco Paspledge trainer of the Sigma Alpha Following a business session,
bridesmaids,
Miss Marilyn Polya- cale, Mrs. Patrick Conlan, Miss
Epsilon fraternity. He is the son cards were played and prizes WALKER - Feb. 11, James
reri, Miss Shirley Trunzo a n d Josephine Pascale, Mrs. Angelo
of Mr. and Mrs. Norman H. Rog- awarded to Mrs. Lydia Bush, Mrs. and Betty Spowers Walker, 200
Miss
Josephine Pascale. They car- J Clementine, Mrs. Louis CastigliRobert Shaffer, Mrs. Alba Gulick, Ironton St., North Tonawanda, a
iw, 220 Robinson Street.
ried
roses, tinted blue to match lone, Mrs. Albert Argentieri, Mrs.
Mrs. Robert Swartout, Mrs. Wal- daughter, Kathleen Sue, in Detheir
dresses.
J Joseph Carere, Mrs. William Caster Finck and Mrs. William Lance. Graff Memorial Hospital.
i t ••
The flower girl, Miss Nanette tiglione, Mrs. Anthony ClementiRefreshments were served from
UXPERT (
Castiglione, wore a floor-!ength no, Mrs. Michael DeMart. Mrs.
a table centered with an arrange- ELLMAN - Feb. 11, Richard
REPAIRS
nylon frock combining a lacei Leon Puzan Jr., Mrs. Fred Poulin,
ment of red and white carnations. And Judith Mye Ellman, 15 Linbodice and bouffant skirt. Her!Mrs. Aden Drum, Miss Beverly
Mrs. Gulick will be hostess to wood Ave., North Tonawanda, a
headpiece
matched the dress and!Derfield, Miss Marilyn Polvareri,
the club on March 19.
daughter, Kristin Sue, in DeGraff
AUTHORIZED FACTORY
she carried a basket of rose pet- Miss Shirley Trunzo.
Memorial Hospital.
SALES, SERVICE, PARTS
als.
The Sodality of the Immaculate
• Refrigerators • Washers
NECCIII-ELXA AND
• Television, etc.
UNIVERSAL SALES
Attendants
for
the
bridegroom
Conception
honored the bride a t
RUSCH — Feb. 12, Paul and
(We Repair All Makes)
AND SERVICE
were Vincent J . Marino best i a dinner party and participated in
Diane Charlesworth Rusch, 6684
K
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A
P
P
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S
man; Herbert Ritchie, Raymond!the Nuptial Mass ceremony.
Townline
Rd.,
North
Tonawanda,
WILBUR'OCONMoy nc.
Sewing Center
a son, Roger Neal, in DeGraff
Memorial Hospital.
63 WEBSTER STREET
TONA.
100 MAIN ST.
NO.
TONA
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27542
Dial NX 2-5040
PEDDLER - Feb. 12, Elmer
and Debris Kline Peddler, 997
Ruie Rd., North Tonawanda, a
daughter, Linda Susan, in DeGraff
Memorial Hospital.
273 DIVISION ST., CORNER WRIGHT, N. TONA.
HARRISON — Feb. 13, Richard EAGLES ENTERTAIN OFFICIAL: Approxiaffair. Mr. Watts reviewed the history and
•nd Annabelle Strassburg Harri- mately 100 Tonawandas 1411 Order of Eagles
policies of the Order of Eagles, listing its
son, 653 Erie Ave., North Tona- and auxiliary members and guests attended
many contributions to the welfare of the
wanda, a son, Jack Thomas, in a dinner dance Thursday night in the Ward
country in support of legislation concerning
Road Eagles' home honoring Robert Watts
DeGraff Memorial Hospital.
compensation mothers' pensions and Social
I I A.M. TO 10 P.M.
of Lockport, New York State president of
Security; its contributions to youth organizathe
organization.
F
r
o
m
left
above
are
Mrs.
PISKOR — Feb. 13, Frank and
tions such as Boys' Town where it built a
OPEN EVERY NIGHT UNTIL 11 P.M.
John R. Kenney, auxiliary president; Mr.
Janet
Chapin
Piskor,
24-7th
Ave.,
dormitory,
and other projects. He also
• 30 Day Charge
• Money Orders & Utility
North Tonawanda, a daughter, Watts, Norman Schmeiehel, president of the
charted
future
projects planned by the order
, Accounts
Bills Anytime
Tonawandas'
Order
and
Stanley
Brzezinski,
Judith Ann, in DeGraff Memoon a local, state and national level.
117 Hillcrest Rood
Tonawanda, N.Y
PRESCRIPTIONS
FREE DELIVERY rial Hospital. > • * •' •
Niagara County supervisor, a guest a t the
Bride in Chiffon Gown
Carries Orchids, Roses
Baptist Youth
Will Observe
Brigade Month
YWCA
u
PHILCO
OPENING SALE!
SHELDON'S PHARMACY
10% OFF
NX 3-6901
Tropical Fish & Supplies
Parakeet Cages - Stands,
And Other Items
OPEN EVERY SUNDAY
PARAKEET HAVEN
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