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Vol. X X V . No. 4ft K n t a r a O a a a a c o n * c l * * * a t R u t h a r f a r a , N . J . ,

I 7 , i t S t . a t I N P w t O l f l c a A c t a t M a r e U t , 1 I Ï I .

L Y N D H l K S T . N . J., T H l R S I ) A Y ; M \H < II 2«». 1 " l . riuM u n î im i Mailed ta M l w n l l i t»«h r O i*rdet S« l '* * li t r * < I S f l

Commission Race In Last 40 Days

Opposition B rack et to C itizens' F ive WiH B e Form ed in N ext W e e k ;

7 G ro u p s Open H ead q u arters

Captain Now wiiiieDot Sergeant Major Frank Carpino Home Director soy Qn furlough, Awarded 13 Medals

Cap*. Joseph Latorraea. Jr.

Joseph Latorraca, J r . son of M r and Mrs Joseph Latorraca, 240 Riverside avenue, was re« cently promoled to th r rank of captain in the U S Arm y

Capt Latorraca enlisted soon

W ith the commission election Ml days ahea«l. interest is steadily b u ild ing up in the campaign among the 1.1 i w didates. T h e C itizens’ T ick e t, composed of \ta>«*r Horace R. Bogle. Com m issioners Lou is M. Fav ie r. Carm ine Saxino.C larence Sherwood and F ra n k C allagher. continue* to In- the outstanding favorites to win. T h e ir strength Kecoinc*greater every day as political — *--------------- s ~observers examining the possibil-ities of the independents, realize W O I T e i TV O i l S their chances are a lm o s t - n i L j » i

The likelihood that anti-admin- j T a T e T O e n Tistration groupa in town w ill get ___together on a complete slate to March 26. 1945oppose the Citizens' Ticket is a l- ; Commercial Leader meat certain now. During the last Dear S ir:week meetings have bean held M ay I announce through the after P ca r l Harbor Following his and the announcement of such a medium o f your press, that l a m âMr training at Fort Jackson, ticket, chosen from the eight in- interesting myself ih the Com- s c he entered Officers Training dependent candidates, w ill be miss loners' election of M ay *th, School at Fort Binning, Ga He made very soon as j {eei ,t my duty to the public. was rtjtnmi*sioned a second liou-

C H O IC * L IM IT E D to do anything possible for better Ienant ,,n Jan u ary I, 1943. andEach of the independents would government assigned as an instructor A few

like to bracket with four others I am organizing an ladepen mont|,, lat^r he attended Milt- in order to secyre the strength <•*»» t.overam eot league. tary Intelligence Schoolthat mutuaT help affords. How- who w ill investigate, and sp..n- Capl Latorraca left for over-’ evar, their choice is limited to sor f ° r election Independent can- *s<.as duty in August, 1943. and has the other independents in the didates, tried and true j, been w-rth the Fifth A rm y sincefield. They now; suffer from poor I havgt always been of inde- ^ isrh . n m ’W 'W ft i proplanning. A n effective ticket I pendent nature in p u b lic oflke. ¿ ¿ ¡ ¡ ¡a to the rank of fir»*, lieu should be composed before filing ar>d fl,ur years ago ran as an in- anrt on February 27 thisA ny ticket formed by the inde- dependent, "The Lone Wolf, as ye, r he received his presentpendents w ill be at a disadvan- I was termed: for Commissioner anktage because certain members of W e shall build up an orgamza captain had the good for -it w ill be obviously weak and tion of independent taxpayers. lune t„ vlsl, (,is grandmother invulnerable to attack during the and shall open up a club head ¡ ta|v and w as made honorary

' campaign quarters shortly, with our staff of mavor ln h a father « nativeOne source of strength must be j officers, and we shall welcome hlVk n He returned recehly from

conceded to a second ticket in the supporters to our organization a misinon in Greece Capt Lator-Vace. That is the matter of pat- Lyndhurst needs free, courag- raca hopes to meet hi* brother, ronage. <*ous. independent men as their Cp| M ichael, serving with the

N e w Covering for Avenu«; Other* Streets

to Be Re-surfaced .Lyndhurst *tte*-t*r like thoso m

‘ other towns, badly mauled by th>- severe w inter, w ill be c‘omplete1\ repaired within tht- next few: weeks, Director of Street eta*

, ence Sherwood said today (>The ste n t daparunenl, wmi.

ink with limited manpower, >»s been busy smCe the wiritri weather filling in and repairing holes left by the we At the present time, a complete new mWN ing is hei rig placed on Lake nue, west of Ridge road other street* w ill also ibi* attention "l .

Commissioner Sherwood 4*1 he was especially pleased with th# condition of those streets that were given oil and gravel treat ment I»»! summer,- F ive miles of streets were covered w ith an Oil and gravel preparation It w ill or noted these -streets came through the w inter w ith , littl«» or mi trouble

Sherwood said it was the old cane of on ounce of prevention being worth a pound of cure The oil and gravel treatment is comparatively inexpensive, and re sults show it saved a great deal of money Plans are being made to give other streets the treat ment this summer

Lyndhurst F lie r G e ts M edal

Lakeud Mfrfjbe g lW n

Lyndhurst's M ost D eco rated Soldier Thinks Things A re H arsh on

the Home Front..Id I “ of121 if o rr» t lut» Ml tin

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High School Honor Roll ttj-

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The present administration has Kuld* rs „ 7th A rm ybeen in office for 6 years, andmost of the employees of thetown have been appointed by them. They have their j o b s now and w ill hold them if the Citi-

eommissioners cannot promise ^ U n I U l M D Q C K Ç T Spowerful vote getters any patronage,

The opposition ticket can, and —.-doubtless w ill, be able to promise I A t the fourth meeting of the Jmany of the jobs to workers. This, Paw losk i campaign ci«nm itterw ill be a strong point in their headed by A Czameeki, ismfavor when speaking politically paign manager a resolution »a s

P L A N FO R R A L L Y passed to take a survey •! all

W A L T E R W O L F . 512 Page avenue. Lyndhurst. N J

Plan R eg istratio n

Alfred MacMullen, chairman ol the Citizens' Committee, has com pletcd his plans foi the orgamza tion of workers The names of his fellow eommitteemen w ill b. announced next week It is ex

unregistered vite rs and register them before the' ranung election Czarneeki reported that 6 of t h e

10 districts are already organized ind that a vigorous campaign * being started on liehatf of P a *

pected the names of most of th. loski He also report«) that a outstanding township leaders w ill ( ladies' auxiliary i« mg «*g*>- be included | t?ed. w ith the fir-t m. . t : ' t be

Campaign headquarters at 307 held- in the week ..f A p ril I Ridge road w ill be opened ncxi Alex M i l e s k i in - -nr ■ twi.-dweek Plans are being made for a that all meetings b» Ipublic Vally to be held in th. during East, i week headquarters, located in one ' ll, I'a * lo sk i. th* . « ’ I iat* f >rthe largest store* . in town A t j Board of Coffimi«sioners t h a n k e d

that time, the campaign w ill of the committee for t * a i H* ficially start for the Citizens Ticket

Two other headquarter* already ! opened are those for Dante De- Pamphili* and James Bonelli

DePam phili* headquarters w ill -be in the Italian>A»nerlcan Dim-

d w l a r * ‘d t h a t n e v e r b e f o r e h a s

I L y n d h u r s t h a d a n o u t s t a n d i n g

g r o u p of i n d e p e n d e n t » a r v l i d a t e * .

s u c h a * . t h o s » * i n t h e f i e l d t o d a y

H e u r g e d t h e e o U u n l t t e e t o e n

■ o u r a g e c i t i z e n s t o j o i n h a n d *

w i t h t h e m i n t h e i r e f f o r t s t o g i v e

on Valley L y n d h u r s t a g o v e r n i n g h . * J \ ?Brook aventue H i * campaign men » h o w ill s e r v

manager i s i x h ^ o l Trustee W i l - , h o n e s t l y and w i t i ^ - u l *'* !fham Wilson j • e l f - m t e r e s t

I .EA O L 'K M A Y EN D O R S E Anthony Gozdiesin rhaiir-iar,Bonelli, supported by the Fam of arrangements, anm»inted thai

ilv Group, also opened hegdquar plan« are being made Im a card ter* on Valiev Brook avenue partv to be held at headquarters

Chri* Prendergast antwmnred on Jersey avenue « « A p r . I t last week that he has appointed John Houghton a* his c a m p a i g n

miinaacr Houghten i^rved with Prendergast on the D e f e n s e Council and is a fellow memN r o f t h e Ejks tîdge^ -

’ The C ivic league an orgam zation » h u h took an active pait in the Board of Edu iation last month, may endorse ."Candidate» in the commission race it berame ^

' known t h i s week A commit tee rrpeesentwtg the Lacguc inter viewed candidate* d u u n * the week and nrcommewlation* are < xpm ted soon

Je f fe r s o n Pupils P resen t P rogramThe- 'prim arr dàpartiwnt of the

Jefferson school present«! an assembly program last Thursday

" In the Heart of a Seed" was ■•recited by Donald Daiker: lair- ram r Chaboman i.ffered Sign« o f Spring. ' and Anita Cei bone r e c i t e d " T h e W i l k i w Cats

A dramatization, " I'm Hiding w a s p r e s e n t e d b y t h e first grade

T a k i n g p a r t w e r e W i l l i a m W i l

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pcriod Just elosed In Lvndhurgt iito inK.d i i • 1 - 'High SchiMil w*> annoumed las' ungweek bÿ Edmund Burke. prim-t- j <fh. awanipal of the «hiH .I H»>.iaft t-.i . r ' ,

On the high honor roll ag« t„ ar , j „ h „, tJean Moymhsn Uns Shelhamer, l( .! ,,,Murtel WlIaaD, Allee Laaaei Ydi mitai..!, un,! n .landa Romeo, Ruth Dtinham. i^ d e r in Margare! Oroth, G ilda. t^jotto, liene Madison, Joa ir' Vt(úBñnh.Mae Bogie, Loin» Eh. »,. Dotînthy Pa W loskl, laOlt lt* Pf*H* MÍO. fr*

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iyn d h u rst H. S . N ew s

By Lucy Di Camilla

Hi', everybody! VW e ll, this ia it! W hy, the be

ginning of our spring vacation, of course. Today is the first day of it and we don’t have to be back in school until A p ril 9.

About the most important thing that happened at L H S last week was the 2-hour meeting of the Jun io r a n d S e n i o r G o u n c i Is for the purpose of making a decision about the Prom. Because of the curfew, it was decided t h a t p e o p l e

could not attend the Prom and “go places,” as M r. Burke put it. So, w e figured that the best plan was to sort of convert the gym into a night club with tables, and soft light and, you know— everything else that goes w ith it!

Anyhow, that was the decision Now it’s up to you kids to decide!

W e beg your pardon! It seems that last week this column congratulated the orchestra for tak ing part in the concert. Norma Martoglio informs us that they had nothing to do 'w ith it. My, this newspaper business is certa in ly risky!

The reason w h y everyone was ceptionally quiet last Wednesday was because T H E L IG H T H O U S E was distributed in home rooms. One bright senior walked into the class, saw everyone with their heads bowed, figured they were having morning exercises, and walked out again. Miss Hennings thought Dawn was having a fit.

Here's a good joke to play on someone. Ask a person what a "xylophone" (pronounced zi-lo- fon) is. The natural reaction is to start motion with, imaginary wooden hammers. Immediately you say, “ P la y louder. I can't hear you!" O n ly look out, you may get a slap in the face.

Honestly, that hlack eye that Ed ith Earl is wearing these days W A Sinto a door!,

The girls' intram ural vo lley ball, league has really created quite a bit of excitement. Louise Toron’s team is leading in the frsshmen and sophomore group* On Tuesday afternoon the jun iors and seniors played off their games with the hopes of determ ining a final w inner before the vacation. W e ll, you might know that Flo G ilbert’s and M arilyn Ea rp ’s teams would tie for first place, so now we have to w ait a while! A s for boys’ intramural basket ball, there sure was a iot of excitement on Monday night when the Terrors beat the Hornets by only 2 points in the champion ship game. The amazing thing abdut it, though, is that the T e r rors” are an all-senior team white the Hornets are composed mainly of freshmen who were expected to be swamped. M r M cDonald thinks the boys w ill make good varsity material next year In April, the main activ ity w ill be intramural softball

M rs.D .N ico l H ead s t ib le C lass

M is. Douglas N icol was elected treasurer of the i

B ib le Class for Wo- a meeting held Tuesday

She w i l l succeed Mrs. Ulmont A. Dsefal. w ho «erred as president : tm the pact 2 years.

O tto m elected w e r e : ViceM k Thomas A ; John-

z "sacre’tsrv, and membership i Mrs Diehl:

T h e c-iasm* session of the or- gmaattmm « 1 8 be held. Tuesday, A p r J 2-1 , > I

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Sirs. Charles Crom ley w is t •tect**i m president of the Adult S to le Class fa r Wom en at their |

____ _ jB w a i.e fe c u o B held Monday atThe one-week pledge campaign the of M rs M yrl D Lewis,

is over, and we’re happy to re- 2K avenue«Swers selected were

V k * |m ruifim. M is M axw ell R W righ t. .secretary. Mrs Henry J HoefciEsMBe treasurer, Mrs. L e w is. IasiaHatm n w ill take place 011

port that the G irls ’ Leaders' C lub <?)llected almost $3,000 in stamp* and bonds. Mae Bogle’s sophomore home room 32 came in first with $881.85, and Joan Sturzen- egger’s sophomore home room 1 M"- April 8thcame in second w ith $434 70 A —------ v— —1—great deal of credit goes to A r f l m f l a c W a I I c

lene Osinga, Cam ille Pesile andLouise Toron who worked many 1 1 n i i l A n r i I Q _ 1 1hours in figuring out the stamp n C I C " r ' " °and bond sales. This latest cam paign brings our totals to:

Seniors ....................$ 6,575 35Jun iors ................... 6,338 SOSophomores . ....... 5,755 05Freshmen ............. ■ 4,291 35

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Charles A W ells, evangelist ami «».rid traveler, w ill speak atW e s te ja r te r Church on Sunday, A p r il t. at ib r 1 1 o’clock service,

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A . Jankow skiAnthony Jankow sk i, 56, of 537

Kingsland ayenue, died of a sudden heart attack at his home F r iday. He was a native of Poland, and' had lived here^37 years. He was a blacksmith.

Mr. Jankow ski is survived by his w ife, the former Bronislarva Zawadzski; a son, Joseph A of Lyndhurst; a daughter, Mrs. Ce_- celia Neuhaus, of New ark; and a brother, Peter of Lyndhurst.

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Emanuel NicholsEmanuel Nichols, 55 Lafayette

place, a retired chef, died Friday afternoon at his residence. Born in A lbania, he had made his home for the last 2 years with his son Richard E. Nichols, going there from Jersey C ity where he had resided many years. Besides his son, he is survived by 2 grandchildren.

Rev. Howland F. Nye, pastor of St. Thomas’ Church, conducted a funeral service Monday.

In Memoriam

j , « a n a s «» id co m jH atnan i on or oc io iil ia c o m i mt M a s t ran gelo F a p a . *1* M h d a y of M ay , next, o r the saidw lf . ; M ichelin*» F a * * an d M r s . - ' -----------------------«.M ieh e iin o Ka tia , hi» w ife : G r in ina M «frtram eólo Faprn an d ■ M r F a pa, husband o f < '.:ao iu ina M a*

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M A K C H IT E L E I In loving memory of our beloved son Salvatore Marchitclli, Jr ., who departed this life March 28, 1941 It ’s but 4 years ago today Since. God called you away.And we who loved ypu most of

all,Miss you more each day.

M OM AN D DAD.

M A R C I I IT E L I J In sad and loving memory of my little nephew Salvatore Marehitelli, Jr . , whom God called home suddenly on March 28, 1941. “ To love is to remember.”

Y O U R A U N T IE N O N IE.

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tran ge lo F a g a . J o h n Ija w re n ce O 'I lea and M t í» J r hn I^ w r e t ic e ( i r»ea, his wTT^; N ie l» Hane^-n, F ra n k V e la rd o ; «'h risto {*her \ ♦-lardo. u n m arried ; Jo sep h .Velardo. u n m a rrie d ; F r a n k J M iecicfc. an d Mrs. F r a n k J Miccich**, hte w ife ; M o rris S t iie k ; S a in i ^ r ^ ; (Jaee lo n e (n ow Ju n k e r > and J unker. he* huslwirtd. A n g r lo <ia“ <‘ - one, w id ow er; H u is^ p p " p * «-olrUa and M rs . CulKfepp*- f'iceo lleU a. h i» w ife ; I'aatiuait- -I'H* «L>i» F o r tu n o a n a M rs. Pasq u a le l i e i P i ) F<.rtuno. h is w l f « ; N ieh o las MeKon*- an d M rs. N h h o la * M cK orte . h is w i i j j he ria M an d e llo and M r M a n d i lo , huwband of M arg h ^ r la ^ la o d H lo . Pe te r (Jrec-o a n d R*>»e n isw ife ; P e te r < lreco and M rs Pet**r tíreeo, h is w ife ; R «*e (5re«*o an d M r G reco , hushand of R«»»* Sa-vero IjU ongo a n d M rs. P a v e ro »«u- ongo, h is w ife ; B r ie Sw en w .n and M rs F i l e Sw en so n , bis w ife . A le x ander D. C a llo w a y and H í h i e t Í4 ( Ja lh iw a y , bis w ife ; A lex an d e r J» ( Ja l lo w a v sn d M rs. Al*-x$in<l«-r I», C a llo w a y , his w if- ; H a rrT R 8 <»al- lo w a y arid M r C a llo w ay , husband of H s r r M B. t ía lb r t ra y ; Se b as tian o W n t in d g l la a n d M rs Sebastian»* V e n t im ig lia , h is w ife : F » * a Fr*-ytag and M r. F r e y la g . husband o f E u z a F re y ta g ; M a ry Frled*-nberg an d M r F ried en b erg . h u sb an d o f M a ry F r ie- de n b e rg ; Kli*ab**th A nderson and M r A ndersim . husband o f K l i ia b e th A n d erson ; Ix iu ls M H im nano. P a u . ItafTa. Salvator** R a f ia ; N ich o la s H a ifa ; Ben n ie R a f fa ; V w o <l»rte«oi M as le llo and S e ra fin a M aafe lfo , h is wlf#-; H ay CifTerelto, w id ow , « ¡lad ys r i f f »-reiki, u n m a rr ie d ; Jo h n M a n n a ; R a lp h M an n a ; l.or*-nto P*-tr»?so and A n to n in a Pe tru so , h is w ife ; Ix>ren*o Pet ru so and M rs . J^ .renxo Tetru»«». hla w ife ; A n to n in a P e tru s « an d M r Pe tro so , husband of A n to n in a P e truso ; W h IP t l> as*k lew b * «Dasz- k<KWsky> «rid M rs W a lte r f»asxk4«*r wit** (D a»*kow sky> , his w ife ; A n to n í n n s k le w lr * tf»a»»kow sky» : «ren in ro R ag o arid M rs. C*-nn*-ro R a i^ i his w ife ; T h e te n a Ra*?o an d M r Rago, husband o f T h e resa R «g o . <’a rm tn e S tr ia n o and M a r ia <i S tr i- ano, h is w it« ; C a rm in e S tr ia n o and M rs C a rm in e S tr ia n o . h is w ife ; M a r ia < ; S tr ia n o an d M r S tr ia n o . hus- hañd o f M a r la C3. S tr ia n o ; I- a w re w e C r illo and Ora<*e O rillo , h i« w ife , 1 .aw renoe G r i l lo and M r* Iaw rt*n c- C r illo . h is w if e ; « ¡rae * C r i l lo and M r C r il lo h usband of ( I r a « * C r i l lo ; F red .1 W a n d s ; N o ra Feola, and A n th o n y FeoUa, her husband . N ora F eo la and M r Fe«da. hu»*rt*nd of N'*.ra Feo la ; A n th o n v F#*ola and M rs A n th o n y Feo la . h is w ife ; 0**n- naro T esau ro an d M rs. C ‘-nnaro T e s au ro his w ife : Jo h n l-u«'*»y and M rs Jo h n I.tw e y . h i* w ife ; M r C reen , h u sb n n | «'f M a ry .1 C r ^ n , a fo rn fe r ow n e r; ^ I . i r v J C re ^ n : M t (ju a s t . husband of Isabe lla K . Q u ast, a fo rm e r o w n e r; l& ahe llf K Q u a s t . M a rg a re t W a r d and M r W a rd , hus b ind o f M arg a re t W a rd Jo h n K a t rito s and M rs Jo h n Katrit«»*. h is w iie ; M art in K K 'ih n Kxe«*utor Of

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Mrs. A . ' J . Jacobsen, 729 F ifth street, was guest of honor at-a-|-A m e r i c a n - t c i t r t a l l o ;

surprise party last week in celebration of her sixtieth birthday anniversary. A dinner was served ai)d games were enjoyed. A corsage of orchids were presented by Mrs. Jacobsen’s 5 grandchildren.

Present were Mr. and Mrs.Iv e r Jacobsen, Jersey C ity ; M r and Mrs. Robert Jacobsen, Brooklyn ; Mrs. Brnno Jacobsen, Mr. and Mrs. W illiam Jacobsen and M r. and Mrs. Raymond Richards, of Lyndhurst.

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141 H e a r Demand fo r 'Good Govt.*

One hundred forty-one persons attended a card party recently, sponsored by the J . Pawloski campaign committee. Among the persons introduced at the affair were Jam es A Breslin, H. Beck- land, E . Lebancw and W . Janow- ski, at]' members of the Lynd- hurst Good Government League.

Janowski, acting as spokesman for the League, declared it was too early in the campaign to make decisions regarding sélection of candidates. He added that the o rganization is sifting the qualificatif ns of all independent candidates and w ill endorse the. ones they believe to be self-thinking, honest and iriipartial in their decisions

Paw loski thanked the guests for the ir attendance. He stressed the importance of voting -iri.-the election on May 8th, pointing out that it is the duty of every citizen interested in better g< vei liment, the welfare of their c h i l -

iSi»Hren, and the men and Women on the fighting fronts to maintain the things for which Those in t h e

services are fighting.

Misa Marian Anderson, great w il l appeal

at the Mosque in New ark -èi Monday evening. The program is sponsored by the Griffith Music .Foundation,

Glancing back over the years from the pinnacle of her tenth American season. Miss Anderson remembers the first of .her Eu ro pean tours A Swedish manager, hearing her in Berlin in 1930, declared, "An American grrl" with t h e name of Anderson must he a

Corps Elecfs Officers

Lyndhurst Police First Aid Corps, meeting at the Town Hall on Friday, elected the f' R o w i n g

officers for 1945:Captain, G r o v e r Rensimer;

-president;' M e lv in—R:— Doe;—v+ce-president. W illiam Becker; seen taryj Harold B. Weigrtian; treasurer, Dudley C. T Sleater; trti tees, Pau l DeMassi and John A. Carpino.

Miss M arie Tobiasen. 101 Fern avenue, became the b r i d e of E n

sign R o b « t W Jensen. I ’SN . at a ceremony perft rrned Friday evening at S I . John 's L u t h e r a n

Church, Rutherford K e \ I 11 Knudten, paster, officiated The bride is the daughter of Mrs M a

rie Tobiasen Ensign Jen*« n is the son of Lt. Cmdr. Robert Jen yen, U SN . and M rs Jensen \»f 150 Wheaton place, Ruthei i'onl

Miss Ruth Reichert of Rutl.ej fold, was maid <f honor, lla ll mar Olsen, uncle of the bride, Lyndhurst. was best man.

The bride were a gown of white lace and net over satin fashioned with a high round- neckline ami long sleeves. The gown « a s blit ton-tnmmed all tin way «.lown the back. Her fingertip veil was arranged in cuiwn effect tarried a bridal bouquet cf white roses.

Th<> maid of honor wore a r« w n , of pale Hue net over salin with a sweetheart neckline and short sleeves. She wore a shoulder length ve il arranged on a match-

; in;» hat and carried a bouquet of I pink roses and pink swcetpi i- l The bride's mother wore a gre>I and purple dress w ith a g iey hat I and a ci rsage of orchids The ; hi ¡degroom's mother wore a hi» • i (Cress, w ith matching hat and a corsage of orchids.

Open house for m o n than sixty guests was held at thé lu n e o f

the bride after the ceremony Miss Agnes Abkaii.m M New York State sang at the reception

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