."•>-**«"'«."Nt.'^^Vi .*>j I ^ M W J ' V :.' i •.: ^.7 uy , i0.u•J5l^EJ^w^e.,5il!wvJl^,JI^I Ij,«jii v<fV ' • ( ' • • ^ W ^ ^ T ^ T T ^ *?r^*{gH«*r«*«&MM£UKjlb5A.£ $H ^,E4': GAZETTE PHONE 441 SCHENECTADY GAZETTE, THURSDAY/iTUNE 27, 1946 GAZETTE PHONE 4-414* •"•" i ^ i#ie ^41 •§:'•-• -A-. •"•. ; Miss May III' Maki a June Bride Fiancee of Corporal B^de:':^'^ar' Veteran .*;'•:•.•' MR, AND MRS. MAUNO KOTIRANTA Miss Aili Maki; daughter^ the late John Maki and Mrs. Mini Maki of Oriinda avenue, Scotia, became the bride of Mauno Kotiranta, son of Mrs. Helen Wirtanen of Albany on June 8. The ceremony was held at the home of Justice of the Peace E. Wurz, Rector's Corners, at 6 o'clock. (Procter^ Studio) MISS DOROTHY CHADWICK Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Chadwick of Edward street have announced the engagement of their daughter, Miss Dorothy Elizabeth Chadwick, to Corp. Robert Frank Fields of the U.S. Marine corps. Miss Chadwick attended Mont Pleasant High school. Corporal Fields, son of the late Mr. and Mrs. Francis Fields, of Arlington, Mass., attended Troy High school prior to his entry into the service. He is at present stationed at the Scotia Naval depot. The wedding will be held at St. Luke's church on Aug. 24. —(Stanley Costa) inns, TJOMTNIC jr. FERRABA M i s s Virginia R. Vitafo, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Frank WMo of Webster street, became the bride of Dominic J. Ferrara, son of Michael Ferrara of Jay street on May 25. Rev; Anthony Perrone officiated at the ceremony at 8:30 p.m. at the church of Our Lady of Mount Carmel. Miss Ann faMi soloist, sang "Ave Maria," and "On This Day, 0 Beautiful Mother." finite IACO down ^ " MISS MAY The brldB wore an afternoon Mr. and Mrs. John*W» gown of white lace with a corsage the engagement of their dan of white roses. Miss Helvl JohansYost, son of Mr. and Mrs. son of Scotia, maid of honor, wore The wedding will,be h aquamarine blue lace with a corchurch at 3:30 p.m. and a r sage, of pink jsweetpeas. Frank bride's aunt, Mrs. Florence Lupul of this city was test man. Mr. Yost was recently d A reception followed at Ten-O years' service.- H e held thi One hall, Scotia. The bride's ] : }'^%}: Q^vea In Marriage Okinawa. mother wore an aquamarine blue Mrs. James W. Mann, executive dress and the mother of the bride' Given In marriage "by her father, groom a summer print Both had committee chairman of the Schethe bride wore an old iasbioned nectady county Home bureau, has corsages of pink roses. gowtt with a net skirt and satin Following a wedding trip to announced that Miss Clarice Cookbodice. She wore a mantilla and Alexandria bay the couple are re-ingham, county home demonstracarried *'bo-guetof lilies of the Miss Margaret Behringer will be siding at 624 ' Orllnda avenue, tion agent, has been granted a valley with an orchid center. « Scotia. The bride, attended Scotia leave of absence for graduate •:'. Mfes Dorothy Pardl, the maid of heard in a dramatic recital at the Members of the church E schools and is a graduate of Al«- study. Miss Cookingham will spend and congregation of the honor, wore a greert: dress with a Century club, Amsterdam, this ; bany High school and Albany Busi- the summer at the University of Street Presbyterian church net skirt arid lace top, and a horse- e v e n i n g . Miss Behringer has ness college. She Is employed as a Arizona, Tucson, where she will hold their annual picnic Sat hair ) hat to match. She carried a studied at the Schenectady Contechnical clerk at the General study for. her master's degree, re- at the . Mariaville Presbyi boijuet of violets with an orchid servatory of Muslo under Miss Electric Co. Mr. Kotiranta is an turning to her duties here Sept. 1. church grounds. Families a Alice K. Naylor. She will enter ^center. . >;- •••' • -•'"• auto painter.and bodyman. Miss Rachel Merritt, home dem- ing will bring basket luncheo: The. bridesmaids, Miss Eleanor Ithaca college in September, majoring in speech. Out of town guests for the wed- onstration agent at large, will be cream and cold drinks will b Zanti and Miss Sylvia Symanskl, ding were Mr. and Mrs. John Ny- acting home demonstration agent nished by the church school. Miss Vera Stevens, pianist, will ^cW similar gowns in yellow and lander and Mrs. Sigrid Hypponen for Schenectady county for July assist at tonight's event, In the There will be a program orchid^ and horse-hair hata to of Brooklyn; Mr. and Mrs. George and August. She will work with sports, games and swimming, following program: match.: Both carried boquets of Arnio, Eric Arnio, Mr. and Mrs.the units on planning programs bers have been asked to m« "On t h e . Jury," Owens; "The violet8'and orchids. Fred Eliason and Mr. and Mrs.for the coming year, and will have School Play," Owens, and "Before ;•? Armond Bottachiari iwas the Onni Keto of Oneonta; Mr. andcharge of food preservation. the Banquet," Black, Miss Behbest man, and Charles .Costanzp Mrs. Emil Holland of Fitchburg, And;-Joseph Vitalo, brother of the ringer;; "Waltz," Op. 69, No. 1, Miss Charlotte Flachsland has Mass., Arvld Ware, Mrs. ' Anna Chopin, Miss Stevens; "Being Clinbrides Were the ushers. been engaged as assistant county Fleischer and Mr. and Mrs. Harry St" reception followed th»_cere- Icked,"—Bice, and "Vera, Cheera's home demonstration agent and Brown of Ozone Park, John Peter:monjr at Solioihali and the mother Morning Sunshine Talk," Moffet, will assume her duties on Monday, son, Mrs. Ingrid Auri, Mrs. Mae of the bride? wore a navy blue dress Miss BBhringer; "Grandsr Valse Curtis, Mr. and Mrs. Jacob Kos- July 15. Miss Flachsland, a graduwith white accessories and a, cor- Brillante," Op. 18, Chopin, Mis? kelo, Mr. and Mrs. Walno Noppa, ate of the Plattsburg State TeachBa^e Jbf red roses. The couple left Stevens; one act play, "Mrs. Pat Mr.*and Mrs.. Lauri Maki and Mr.ers college In 1945, is a resident of Curfain material In ffor ^a tweddlngitriP to Canada and and the Law," Aldls, and ?The Oswego, and has been county and Mrs. John buderkirk of AlMoment of Mary McCoy/'.Kinsde, Boston. home demonstration agent in Os- the latest patterns includi bany. ^ Mrs; f e r r a r a , ; Is -m graduate of Miss Behringer; wego county. For the past year Dutch designs, Modernist! Mr. and Mrs. John Maki of Voor- she has -...« i 'Mont Pleasant High school and taught Home Economics heesville, Mr. and Mrs. John Hopand Roman stripes— Mr^cFerrara attended Vocational PLAN ANNUAL PICNIC per and Mr. and Mrs. Evert in the Lindenhurst High-' school at High achool and was recently dls- Schohanna unit of the SchenecLindenhurst. Ojala of Greenfield Center; Mr. chfi^ed. after; three years in the tady County Home Bureau will hold and Mrs. John Munter, Mr. and pgr yard "jGKt;theater.: 'j-y;. \Si' '~r\ .-•• ; > a combined business meeting and Mrs. Frank Frolish and Mr. andWide Variety of annual.' picnic on July \2. If the Mrs, John Frolish, Middle Grove; weather permits It will take place Mr. and Mrs. John Kuhlberg and Avocados Noted BRIDGE SET! at the home of Mrs. Raymond Mr. and Mrs. Carl Kuhlberg of Kelly, Duaneshurg. In case of rain In a multitude, of be Grooms Corners; Mr. and Mrs. Many housewives are reporting it will be held at the school house John Alto, Mr. and Mrs. George that the avocados on the market colors—ail wash-fa in Duaneshurg. Members planning Tamminen, Gertrude Tamminen, are "strange-looking things," this to attend have been asked to bring Walter Francis, Mr. and Mrs. PHONE season. The reason that they look $2.98 sandwiches and table service, Walter Tuomi, Mrs. Peter Johnson, different is that this year is the .— » ' ;— Miss Peggy Walsh and Leonard first time that the distribution of 448 STATE ST. mt» Walsh of New York; Mr. and Mrs. summer varieties is nation-wide. 8 p.m. Classified Ad Closing Time James Call! and Mr. and Mrs. Nearly all summer a*vocados GET YOUR Godfrey Macdonald, Pleasantville; from California have thicker skins Elmer Sheldon of Fairchild, Conn., For the entire family. M Mr. and Mrs. Al Kuty of Ballston than the winter varieties. Summer varieties also show a wider range Lake; Mr. and Mrs. Ludwig Tuomi Large v< and Raymond Tuomi of Valatie of colors, from light green to rich, and Miss Julia Wilska of Old Chat- red mahogany. There are probably 91 as many round avocados as thsre 1 ham. ; |. Experienced, 5 day week , salary are pear-shaped among the summer varieties. SOAP SAVING '. $40 per week plus commission. LADIES' SHORTS— Soap output is at lowest point NEW EDITION In navy, white,- pastel shad ... Hours 9 A.M. to 6 P.M. High —(Pale Studio) since 1942. This decrease is due to "The Anatomy of Peace," by MISS MART POTENTE government restrictions on fats Emery Reves, which has been on type clientele. and oils, according to the Grocery the best-seller lists for many 780 Mr. and Mrs. Nick Potente of Park place have announced the Manufacturers of America. Salengagement of their daughter, Mary, to George DiJohn, son of Mr. months, is now being made availvaging fats and blls and taking able WRITI and Mrs. Frank DiJohn of Eleanor street ; Miss Potente, a graduate by "Pocket. Books" in a paperthem to the meat man for re-con- bound, Albany St. L / / "King-Size" edition. The of Nott Terrace High school, Is employed in the payroll department GAZETTE version will help in the campaign of the General Electric Co. TWO B to fight famine by adding to the first printing will be 100,000 copies. Mr. DiJohn, a discharged veteran, attended Mont Pleasant High available used fats for essential OPENFRII school and is now In business with his father. soap making and releasing other The wedding will be held in October. fata for cooking purposes. Black marketeers in meat 'have con• much to the present wore a pale blue chiffon gown and tributed dearth of essential fats and oils, carried a Colonial boquet of yellow according to OMA.' roses and gladioli. Roland Couture was best man. Following the ceremony a reAnnouncement has been made of ception DOUBLE held at the VFW hall, YOUR FLOORS the marriage of Miss Joan T. Cohoes. was ENVELOPE For traveling on a wedCasey, daughter of Mrs. Elizabeth ding trip to-New York, the bride Quick Service Casey of Cohoes, to Robert A. Bar- wore an American beauty suit with Largest Selection tn Schenectady ringer, son of Mr. and Mrs. Alfred a black topper and black accesHeavyweight Barringer of Albany street. The sories and a shoulder corsage of double ring ceremony was held at American beauty roses. The couple ACME PRESS the rectory of St. Bernard's church, are residing In this city. 128 Erl« Bird., opp, ear bam Cohoes, on April 28. The bride wore a gown of white 'Op*n fi A.M. to * P*M. satin and chiffon with a long train 1Yllh or Without Appointm«nt and sweetheart neckline. Her fingertip veil fell from a white Available In tho Following tiara of seed pearls and she car.ried a large Colonial boquet of Site* And Price* white roses, shattered white carnations and white sweetpcas. 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