Cortland NY Standard 1966

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CORTLAND STANDARD, CORTLAND N. Y„ WEDNESDAY EVENING, JANUARY 12, 1966
PAGE TEN
SOCIAL AND CLUB NEWS
Barbara Jean Snyder Married
Saturday to Bradley N. Lawrence
cake. Miss Gail Olson and Miss
Valerie Olson served.
A graduate of Virgil Central j
School, the new Mrs. Sawickey:
is employed at the Crescent Cor-j
set Company. Her husband, a
graduate of Cortland High.
School, is employed at Chris |
Craft Co.
Pre-Boptial events for the
bride included a bridal shower 1
given by Mrs. Charles Stevens.
and a party at Cort-Lanes by tbej
! A double ring ceremony per- honor, was attired in a baUeri- office staff at the Crescent Cnr-j
"formed Saturday afternoon in na gown with chiffon skirt and set Company. The bridegroom
the First Methodist Church, unit- chanuiiy lace bodice. The fitted was honored at a stag party at!
«d m marriage Miss Joyce Ma- bodice was designed with scoop the Villa Restaurant,
ne Vinnedge. daughter of Mr. neckline, and long sleeves. She Guests attended the wedding
and Mrs. Arvin Vinnedge. Cort- bad a matching floral headpiece from Syracuse and Auburn •
^and. RD 2. and Michael John with veil and carried a bouquet- Mr. and Mrs. Sawickey will
'Sawickey. son of Mr. and Mrs. of pink carnations.
reside at 19 Union St.
John Sawickey, 24 Hamlin St.
Jack Purcheli served as best
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Tb« Rev Herbert Loomis, pas- man and Ronald Comerford
-tor. performed the two o clock ushered.
service. Baskets of white car- For her daughter's wedding.
nations decorated the chart* Mrs.
rs. Vinnedge
vinnecge chose
cnose aa black
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and Mrs. William Stubbs served an*
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knit
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as organist.
accessories and a corsage
icessones
and
a
corsage
of
Given in marriage by her fa- blue carnations. The mother of f \ ~
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ther, the bride chose ior her the bridegroom wore a two-piece ^ • M
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wedding a ballerina gow.1i oi beige lace dress with mulberry
chantiii} lace with fitted bodice, accessories and a corsage of
scooped neckline and long yellow carnations.
The Business and Professional
sleeves, and a bouffant skiri. ' A reception was held at the Women's Chib (B&PW) held i s
A teardrop crown held oer il- villa Restaurant, following the.monthly dinner meeting last
lusion veil and her jewelry con- wedding. The Bride's table was evening at ?be home of Dr. Ruth
sisted of a drop pea.-i ceci.-ce. cecorated with the bouquets of Scbaub. A spaghetti supper
She carried a bouquet of »mie .j^ bride and her attendant and was served by the membersiup
carnation^.
committee, comprised of Miss
Mrs. Sharon Parcel! s:ster of
Mary Brevetti, Miss Maude |
the bridegroom, the mairoa of W
n m o n o f mA Aw n ar t cc o Healey and Miss Lucy DeSanta.
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Miss Joyce Vinnedge,
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Michael J. Sawickey
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Joined in Marriage
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GORDONS DRUGS
13 Clinton Ave,
Sage Home
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green carnation corsage.
'by Miss Neeca Wall
A 1965 graduate of Cortland and by Mrs. Earl Porter,
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High School the bride U at- McLean, miscellaneous
tending Syracuse School of Out of town guests
Beauty. Her husband was grad- the wedding from Floj
uated from Groton Central Jersey, Pennsylvania,
School in 1962. He is a missile ton. Homer, McGraw
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(technician with the U. S. Army, Cincinnatus and Scott! :
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! stationed at Fort Edison, X. J. The bride changed*.
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piece boue knit suit witt'.
As a bride • to - be, the new white and black acct-„
Bouquets of white gladiolus Mrs. Lawrence was honored at traveling. Following^T
and carnations and candela - bridal showers given by Mrs. trip of undisclosed
brum decorated the First Bap- Raymond Snyder, linen; by Miss the couple will be at ^
tist Church of Cortland, for the Dianne Tryon, miscellaneous; April 1 at Edison, H T
wedding Saturday afternoon of
iMiss Barbara Jean Snyder of
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Cortland and Bradley Xorman
Lawrence, U. S. Army, Fort
Edison. X. J.
The Rev. Gordon .Carter, pas- —The Voraateer Corps for r e - tor, performed the double ring ^ed Americans will meet Fri- O G W D r e S S I l
[Ceremony. Douglas Fairbanks, <jay morning at 10 in Grace,
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i organist, accompanied the solo- Episcopal Church.
list. Mrs. R. Dean Schick, who
Thirty-five
members
b ^ ^ S t o r d ' f p r a v e r ^ " - " * • * * * Z > » » * * ™*t *"**«*
Century Q * ,
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Thursday evening at 6:30 for oa four dozen cancer,
dinaer
JH£
Robe^sSder !%
- « * * * ^ » « . meetmg for the Friendly Red _
Double Ring
Ceremony in
Social Briefs *?*
B&PW Meets,
Enroli M e m b e r s
Grown
2 5 c pkg.
Bay Leaves for seasoning
10c pkg.
Senna Leaves
10c oz.
3 oz. 25c
Dr. Hinkle's Cascara
Compound 100 for 39c
Balsam of Pern . . . 45c
Honey Pine and Tar a
good old fashioned
cough syrup
75c
Hospital Hand Lotion
our best for winter
chaps
59c
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Gordon's Cold Capsules
a good one to break up if
a cold
69c
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BEEF
Angus &
Glycerin Suppositories
infant or adult .-. 29c
Buchu Leaves . . 3 9 c oz.
Hereford
Federal Inspected
lean Trim
Absorbtne Veterinary
$1.99
POT ROAST
lb. 49c
LEAN GROUND BEEF ....lb. 49c
LEAN ARM CUT ROAST lb. 59c
TRIM RIB STEAK
fc
69c
Morton's Smoked Salt
and Sausage Seasoning
Will Deliver hi the Cortland-Homer Area
— Orders of $6.00 & up
15c
PAUL R. SHELDON
Gordon's Old Fashioned
Vanilla Extract . . . ooi
*>est
4 oz. 45c
South Hill - Pendleton St. Ext.
Phone 753-0896
Catnip Mice
o'clock, at 17 Tompkins St
noon at the clubhouse. $
house Park,
— The Association of Unitar- \ f M r s - G e ? r « e A «ena ;
ian - Universalis! Women wfi J ^ f y C . Sevens
meet tomorrow evening 8 at the v j £ iLnv'~ ftSi^
iome of Mrs. Bess KovaL *• *** t ^ w ^ f *
Levydale Park. Movies will be . ^ t e c h S * £ * *
* » « * J f t J ? " * 1 B a r t o 5 ing S i T d ^ e X a V
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with cascades of iace ruffles
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tnmmed with a lace tram. Her
jwrist - length veil of silk illuision was caught to a pearl and
'crystal crown, and she carried
:a bouquet of wmte roses and
2 2 . ^ S t S ^ % ff V ^ R ^ e e H a r i S |
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vited to oattend.
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Mrs. a "Pay Your Dues"
GeraU ShennaD h
ter e
« ' Friday evening at 7:]
planning to attend are i
Mrs. Marvin Chase of Groton a t — Rural Neighbors Cmb met to take a <fi*h of food
was'bridesmaid, with Miss Tina
the home of Mrs. Alta Carr, and own table service.
Miss Norma Jean Mowers and Lawrence of McLean as Jjunior ° & ? i r e s S t - • S«turttay. Ten: Members are reqaestt j
William N. Mierke were mar- b n d e s m a : d M a r v ^iea D a v i s members and one guest were send in dues or to ataa(
ned New Year's Day m the _ CoT^a^
5 ^ - ^ . .te £!,„ present
The next meeting will supper prepared to pay.
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Federated Church, DeRuyter. X i ~ ^ '
*** M r s - A 8 D e s H a m ' A Mstorical program
The Rev. Charies Swing per- **!,. , . „ _r wMK€ . _ _
mond. 64 Huntington St. on land County will be
formed tfae double ring cere-. * ^ P T :
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i by Ella Somers.
uj on y
length sheathngown of
bright
blue
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The bride is the daughter of *»**» ^ ^ y^» «^
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Mr. and Mrs. Donald Mowers, s^ri a n d a SC0OP neckline. Mrs.
She is a graduate of DeRuyter Chase
was in bright pink tafCentral School and the Powel- f613^ styled like the honor at soa Business Institute of Syra- tendant and both had matching
cuse. At present she is employed illusion veil headdress with
as a secretary for the Women's large rose.
Physical Education Department Miss Lawrence chose a light
at State University College, pink empire - styled frock of
Cortland.
nylon brocaded taffeta with
The son of Mr. and Mrs. Nel- matching veiled bow and Miss
son Mierke. her husband is a Davis was in light -blue. All the
graduate of DeRuyter Central attendants carried colonial bouSchool and served two years quets
All of Our High Fashion Winter Hats
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£ C present
r ^ i ^ l Pbe0 aisr aemployed
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<**se
of
Groton
serv_
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eluding Furs Have Been Drastically Redi
as a carpenter in Cazenovia * " b e S t m a n for ^ U w "
rence.
The
ushers
weer
Earl
to Offer You Top Values Now at the P
while awaiting a Civil Service
Porter Jr., of McLean, and Sp.
appointment
of
the Winter Season!
4 Ronaid
formal .
Snyder of Fort Dix,
The bride wore
Mrs. William N. Mierke
sheath gown of velvet band- N.A J
fashioned by her mother, fearecepton was held at the
Values to $23
turing long taoered sleeveV asd c f i a r c l 1 immediately following
detachable chapel length tram. * e* ceremony. The flowers of
A matching pillbox hat with ^
attendants decorated the
seed pearls held her fingertip °ride's table, which featured a
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eil. She carried a bouquet of ' ou r - *** wedding cake topped
David McMahon, PGK, the white roses and carnations.
with a miniature bride and
eldest living member of the local Maid of honor was Miss Mar- bridegroom under a heart-shap•
Knights of Columbus, will be jory Mowers, sister of the bride ed arch. Mrs. Raymond Sny honored at "Old Timers Night" She wore a green velvet formal Qer, Mrs. Earl Moore, Miss
on Saturday evening.
gown also hand fashioned by her Mary Ann Popuhlur and Miss
A buffet supper will be served mother. She carried long stem- Dianne Tryon served
at 6:30 p.m. until all are served, med red roses.
tezghter's wedding.
For ^
Tickets may be obtained from Wayne Coon served as best Mrs. Snyder selected a two Marion Rhodes of the Auxiliary: man and the ushers were Wayne piece dress of sky blue taffeta
Dusty Rhodes, captain, and^erke and Robert Mierke, brocadl ^ t k boie a c c e s s e s
Charles Bulger. Don Goddard brothers of the bridegroom
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and Joe Osburn; fron?Tom Stap- For her daughter's
wedding.
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Millinery Dep't., Fashion Fkxr
ieton. captain, and Paul Deegan. boa
£ ? le- , * « « « c h o s e a U « n t b l u e SSn, m^L
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a D>k)n p n E t d l s s
Bob Harkness and Bill Devine; ^ 8 <*™* with navy acces- S ^ w °L
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from Bob Donohue. captain and "IE*
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Jim HaskeD, Pat Lynch and Jim
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er of the bridegroom —
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Smith; Bin McLorn, Bowlers and J*,01* * tarnished gold suit with
Homer members; and Haroid m°***
accessories, and bom
Spinner, captain, and Tully o t656 e r s oa°- red carnation cor"
THIS IS OUR
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A reception was held at the
<sw
Parish House. Following a bon.SL3
LTBRARIAN KILLED
;eymoon through the mid-eastern
'states, the couple win resiA> in
ALBANY. N. Y. (AP) - Miss DeRuyter.
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Rnth M. HaH of Troy, a 56-year,
old librarian at Hudson Valley
JAMES A. WOOD, IXC.
Community College, was kilted Complete Insurance' Service
Tuesday in a two-car collision 36 Main St Dial SK 3-114L
at Route 155 and Airport Road.Advertisement 282-tf
FURTHER REDUCTIONS
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Cod Liver Oil
full pint $1.09
Mr. and Mrs. Bradley X. Lawreaee
Frank Lawrence, 24 Stevens
Re., McLean.
Escorted bv her fadier the
bride was attired in a chapel length gown of chantiliy lace
and nyiontuik over taffeu. The
bodice was fashioned with Sabrina neckline enhanced with
Norma Mowers, W. N. Mierke K W ^Se0^" their
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own table service.
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matching earrings.
M i s s S h e e r e ^ ' Lawyer of .
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Married in DeRuyter Church Homer was maid oi honor and
Aspirin a good one
100 for 24c
Beef Iron and Wine a
good old fashioned
building tonic . . . . 99c
*"y
Club Members
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idem, Mrs. Virginia Colton.
A program
"Personal
New members were enrolled Grooming
for theonBasinesswomin last evening's meeting of the an" was presented by Mrs. Rob-!
Women of the Moose (WOTM) cert
Biviano. who explained the"!
conducted by senior regent a r « *nd personal makeup of j
Mary McBermott.
hairstyles which w21 meet the!
Ruth Stabler, child care chair- needs of tfae businesswoman
man. was hostess for the eve- who has little time for special
nmg.
care. ^
Plans were discussed for the Mrs. Biviano also presented
mid-winter conference to be the nex wigs that are now
held us Sidney. N. Y.. on Sun- available at more reasonable
day. Jan. 30. Cortland Chapter prices than previously and an has been invited to participate swered many questions for the
in the Ritual work. A bus wffl group.
be provided for the members. The program was plannedfayj
leaving Cortland at 11 aja. AQ the personal development com Co-workers are invited to attend, mittee — Mrs. Geraldine Rus There w3l.be a p:tcS"tartnsa- seS, Mrs. Katherine O'Sbea.i
ment at the Knights of Columbus Mrs. Rena Lee and Mrs. Gladys
Home on Tuesday, Jan. IS, at Hartranft.
8 p.m. between toe Women of The next meeting has been!
the Moose and the K of C Aux- planned for Feb. 8 at he YMCA \
iiiary.
with the legislative committee;
featured a .three-tier wedding in charge.
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Millinery
K of C To Fete
David McMahon
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TWELFTH
HARVESTING HEALTH
Health
towtiaUw
!5aw at last the verdict can be'certain diseases of the lungs
calied finaL Not only final, but a and other organs.
matter of history. And not only Then why get excited? Don't
history, but law.
they ^j repeat what most of
On Jan. 1 the federal statute us already know? Answer: they
, known as the Cigarette Labeling do a lot more.
Act went into effect. Every Those nine little words of
package of cigarettes must now warning on every pack of cigarbear a printed
message: ettes. placed there by order of
"Caution: Cigarette Smoking the nation's highest legislative
May Be Hazardous To Your and executive authority, are a
Heaith." Thi$ law. passed by risible symbol of the cigarette
;both Houses «t Congress and threat and its seriousness. Prosigned by the President, obvi- tectkm of the public against
ously expresses their combined specific products that mav be
opinion that the smoking of harmful is die normal job of excigaretts can harm the smoker, ecutive departments of the
Does anybody else *&**? Government,
not Congress.
Practically everybody: die VS. When Congress takes it on as a
Public Heakh Service, the Na-'special C*M. you can be sore
rional Tuberculosis Association, it's important.
jtbe American Thoracic Society,; Whether you are a confirmed
hhe American Heart Association smoker, a beginner, «r some
the American Cancer Society, one who's thinking about startthe America! Public Heaith ing. your Christmas Seal organi• Association,
the
Americtu ration suggests: Next time that
School Health Association, and "Harardous-to-Your-Heakh'' ]aaboot a down other public and bei meet* your eye, think of
private health agencies have the things suffered by all the
p«e on record emphatically as people whose case histories
-beirring that there i, a lis*-finally helped bring about the
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