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10-A PRESS, Binghamton. tf. Y.
Tues., Nov." 4, 1969
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Miss Barbara Szlucha.
B, L. Avery, Jr., Wed
St. Patrick's Roman Catholic Church in Owego was the
setting for the recent mar?
nage of Miss Barbara R.
Szlucho and Burton L. Avery,
Jr. The Rev. John S. Dettleff
officiated at the ceremony.
Mr. and Mrs. John Szlucha
of Owego, are parents of the
bride. Her husband is the son
of Mr. and Mrs. Burton Avery
of Apalachin RD 1.
Escorted to the altar by her
father, the bride wore a taffeta Empire A-line gown featuring a front panel edged
with Venice lace.
Mrs. Vonley Masters, sister
of the bride, served as matron
of honor, and Miss Margaret
Orsos, cousin of the bride,
served, as maid of honor. The
b r i d e s m a i d s were Mrs.
Thomas Szlucha, sister-in-law
of the bride, Miss Marguerite,
Shaller, cousin of the bridegroom, and Miss Karen Vrooman.
Calvin Avery, brother of the
bridegroom, served as best
man. The ushers were John T.
-PRESS PHOTO BY EOOUARD GRENIER.
Szlucha and Thomas Szlucha,
FUN FOR ALL—Girl's Service Sorority, a pledge colonial of G a m m a
both . brothers of the bride,
Robert T. Shaller, cousin of
Sigma Sigma at Harpur College, contributes to the Southern Tier comthe bridegroom and Douglas
munity by w o r k i n g - w i t h the Southern Tier Association for Children w i t h
Shaller, cousin of the bridegroom.
Learning Disabilities. Recently they were hostesses at a Halloween
The former Miss Szlucha is
p a r t y for these children.
a graduate of Owego Free
From left to right: Miss Barbara Martin, a senior from Harpur. helps Barhara Cahill,
Academy and Broome Technidaughter of Mr. and Mrs. Harry Cahill, ROO^ Maple Street, Endicott. pin the stem on
cal Community College. She is
the pumpkin. Looking on with, glee is Susan McAdon. daughter of Mr. and Mrs. employed by IBM. Owego.
The bridegroom is a graduThomas McAdon. 302 Brookcrest Drive. Endwell.
Conklin Couple Celebrates
60th Wedding Anniversary
Mr. and Mrs. Michael Martin of Conklin were honored
• S a t u r d a y a t a. 60th wedding
a n n i v e r s a r y p a r t y . Hosting the
party were t h e i r ' c h i l d r e n : Michael Martin, Jf.^ of Susquehanna, P a . , George Martin of
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MR. AND MRS. MARTIN
Lancaster. Pa., Mrs. Marion
Marshall of Silver Springs,
Md., and Mrs. Anna Mae
Guinane of Binghamton.
Mr. and Mrs. William E. Van Atta of 206
Leroy Street, Binghamton. announce the engagement of their daughter, Carolyn Jean, to
Peter Pappas, son of Mrs. George L. Koutsaris
of 119 Taylor Street, Endicott, and the late Peter A. Pappas.
Miss Van Atta is a graduate of Central High
School and attended the University of Pennsylvania. She is employed by IBM, Endicott, and
is a member of the Junior League of Binghamton.
Her. fiance is a graduate of Central High
School and is employed by Sall-Stearns.
Wedding plans will be announced.
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— Portrait by Burlingame..
MISS CAROLYN
-Photography by P". 0. Miller.
MRS. BURTON AVERY
. . . Barbara Szlucha
ate of Owego Free Academy
and State University College
at Buffalo. He is employed by
Harpur College as a computer
programmer.
The couple will live in
A p a 1 a c h Kn upon returning
from a wedding trip to Nassau.
GARNISHES
Food should'never be overdecorated, and whatever gar'nish there is should be perfectly edible. The obvious exception is the frill on the bone
of a chop or chicken leg or the
frill around the crown roast of
pork. There is nothing modern
about these, by the way. They
go back to the days before the
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VESTAL CENTER METHODIST CHURCH will hold a
Bazaar from 4:00 p. m. to 9:00
p. m. Friday, serving a snack
supper, and from 10:00 a. m.
to 9:00 p. m. Saturday-, serving
a ham dinner.
BROAD AVENUE PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH, Bing-.
hamton will hold a turkey supper and bazaar Saturday from
5:00 p. m. to 7:30 p. m. It is
sponsored by the Daughters of
America, Star Council.
JOPPA SHRINE NO. 8 will
sponsor a public dessert-card
party Thursday at 7:30 p . m .
at the Masonic Temple, 66
M a i n Street, Binghamton.
Dessert will be served. The
public is invited.
SISTERHOOD OF TEMPLE
BETH DAVID will meet on
Wednesday at 8:15 p . m . at
THE TOKEN PORTION
A guest takes at least a little
of everything offered him at a
formal dinner or luncheon and
makes some pretense at eating it. This is done so the attentive host or hostess will not
imagine he has been overlooked in the presentation of
dishes. It is necessary neither
to eat eyery bit on one's plate
nor, to leave just a little so as
not to seem gluttonous.
JOSEPH BROS. PUTS THE ACCENT ON
Temple Beth El. 39 Riverside
Drive, Binghamton. A playlet
performed by N.C.S.Y.. the
temple's youth group, will be
HARPURSVILLE UNITED
METHODIST CHURCH will
sponsor a Turkey Dinner and
Bazaar Thursday beginning
at 4:30 p. nv. Featured at the
Bazaar will be quilts, handicrafts, needlework, jewelry,
and a bake sale.
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carving fork and were meant
to protect a lady's hand from
. grease when she took up the
bone in order to cut off a portion for herself. Today we use
such frills sometimes to hide
the bare bone where the meat
has drawn back in roasting or
frping. They ore not an invitation to pick up the bone in
one's fingers.
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