•Po§0 4 Tonawanda NEWS Monday, January 9, 1967

Church Women PlanNew Season Officers of the United Church Women of the Tonawandas, installed Friday, plan the pro­gram for the new year. From left seated are:

Mrs. Snyder, Mrs. Sadler (president) Mrs. Miller and standing, Mrs. Triftshauser and Mrs. Hoffman.

Church Women Install bff icers at Luncheon Four officers of the United North Church welcomed execu-

Cburch Women of the Tonawan- tive board members, new offi-das were re - elected and one cers and chairmen and church new officer chosen Friday at the representatives at the affair. organization's annual meeting in They were also greeted by. Mrs. NJrth Presbyterian Church. Wright.

Serving their second term of Mrs. Twiss introducd Mrs. office will be: Donald Gardner who presented

Mrs. John H. Sadler, presi- devotions. She was assisted by dent; Mrs. Kenneth Miller, first Mrs. Anthony Kolb and Mrs. vice president; Mrs. EWon Sny- Kenneth Miller, soloist Mrs. der. second vice president and Tristshauser introduced chair-Mrs. George Triftshauser, treas- men for the past year who pre-ttrer. Mrs. Elden Hoffman is the sented their reports, newly elected secretary. It was announced that the next

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OoOh e Zfamuy \tu RUTH BOHLEN, Editor

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Sirius Matron Tea Hostess

'Teenage Image' T-NT Conference Discussion Topic "Teenage Image, Present and

Future" will be a top discussion feature for community high school pupils at their Feb. 13 An­nual T-NT Youth Conference in North Tonawanda High School.

General conference theme is "See What the Future Brings" taken from the title of a Peter, Paul and Mary recording.

Also on the discussion agenda will be "World Situation and Its Effect on Future Generations."

A large number of discussion committee young people were present Saturday m the Elks Club along with other committees planning the conference. Discus­sion advisers are Jay Holler and Mrs. James E. Foels lead the discussion group. Phyllis Kra­mer, THS, and Marsha Camp­bell, NTHS, are youth co-chair­men for discussions.

Larry Kimble and Marsha Meyers, youth co-chairmen for the conference, announced that the program schedule Feb. 13 will follow last year's conference with registration in North Tona­wanda High School from 12:30 to 1:45 p.m.

A general assembly, keynote address and group discussions follow throughout the afternoon. A supper will be served between afternoon and evening sessions.

Entertainment and summaries of group discussions close the formal conference. A dance will fellow the program.

The chairmen announce that all conference committee groups with their chairmen and advis­ers and the steering committee will meet at l p.m. Saturday in the YWCA of the Tonawandas.

The T-NT Conference is spon­sored by Youth Boards of Tona­wanda and North Tonawanda. Advisers are executive directors Robert Holway. Tonawanda, and Raymond E. Kissel, North Ton­awanda.

Pupils from Tonawanda, North

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Marsha Campbell, Phyllis Kramer . . . T-NT Discussion Leaders

They were installed by the meeting will be Feb. 3 in Grace Mrs. Melvin Fingerlow, matron Tonawanda, Cardinal O'Hara Rev. Frank Wright, pastor of Lutheran Church. North Tona- of Sirius Chapter, Order of the and Bishop Gibbons High School the host church at the potluck wanda. Mrs. Wright closed the Eastern Star, yesterday enter- are eligible to participate, luncheon event. Mr. Wright also session with the benediction. tained the chapter at a tea in gave the invocation. her Linden Ave. home.

Also elected and installed are W/srLchnn / c Prnnrnm T h e l a c e c o v e r e d tea t a b l e

the following chairmen: rw untativp fa r ivy turn w a s centered with a bouquet of Mrs. Charles McCollum, Chris­

tian World Missions; Mrs. James For Wurlitzer Club

Miss Gerwiq Bride Of Michael Clark Dr. and Mrs. Theodore C. Ger-pink roses flanked by silver

candles. Presiding at the urns wig, 6767 Bear Ridge Road, L. Barrett, Christian Social Re- A workshop to prepare for the were Mrs. Alwyn Lownds, Mrs. Lockport, announce the marriage latlons; Mrs. Ray Brock, Chris- Niagara County Flower Show Thomas Kaczor, Mrs. Mark of their daughter, Sara Elizabeth tian World Relations; Mrs. Har- will take place when the Wurlit- Loveland, Mrs. Donald Matthies, to Michael Clark of Lockport on old Twiss, spiritual life; Miss F. zer Park Garden Club meets at Mrs. Carl E. Leverenz, Mrs. Dec. 31. Loraine Miller, historian; Mrs. 8 p.m. today in the Community Charles Bumpus, Mrs. Ward Ha- , . B . W A M „ „ , ™ Dsoald Donovan, public rela- Christian Church, North Tona- gle, Mrs. Carlton Frank, Mrs. T . LEBANON B>HKIN*< tions; Mrs. Herman Wilson, wanda. Charles Smith, Mrs. Rqbert Wen- Lebanon Shrine 3, White Shrine nominating committee. Mrs. Thomas F. Callahan wUl deB, Mrs. Fred Wykoff and o f Jerusalem will meet at 8 p.m.

Mrs. Earl Johnson, June tea; be in charge of the program. Mrs. John Lovell. Thursday in the Masonic Temple, Mrs. Harold Pelton, Tonawanda; The flower show will take place Mrs. Fingerlow will entertain *> Niagara St, Buffalo. Mrs. Mrs. Emmett Wass, North Ton- Feb. 18-19 in the Treadway Inn, her line officers Wednesday eve- Lawrence Duerr, high priestess, awanda, tickets; and Mrs. Gor- Niagara Falls, in conjunction ning. Guests will be Mrs. Wal- and Harold C. Arkland, watch-don Porter, hospitality for for- with the Niagara Falls Winter ter Dyck, Mrs. LaVeam Hardy man of the shepherds will pre-eign guests. Festival. Mrs. John L. Goss is and Mrs. Henry Mullen.

Mrs. Oscar Schweinsburg of general chairman.

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Hostesses tonight will be Mrs. Robert V. Farese and Mrs. D. Patrick Gorman.

Members are requested to bring material for a flower ar­rangement.

side. Mrs. William Horn and her committee will serve refresh­ments.

ALTAR GUILD The Altar Guild of St. Mark's

J AC Club Gives Progi

Day Unit Luncheon

Scheduled Thursday The Tonawanda Day Unit, Erie Episcopal Church will meet at

County Extension Service, will 7:30 p.m. tomorrow in the church have its luncheon and business hall. Mrs. Charles Smith will meeting at noon Thursday in the preside. Tonawanda Housing Administra- COQUETTES CLUB

jram at Meadow tion Building, Gibson Street, Ton- ^ Q J Z ^ c l u b ^ meet Debra McDaniel was chairman awanda. a t 7 p m t o d f l y i n t h e h o m e o (

of a program given Friday in Winter will be the theme for Barbara Rusin, 257 East Ave., Meadow School by the John Paul table decorations. Mrs. Paul North Tonawanda. Jones Junior America Citizen- Stumer and Mrs. Richard Ryan, ship Club. luncheon hostesses, will be as- NT-GOP WOMEN'S CLUB

Nancy Denson opened the ses- sisted by Mrs. Wflfred Caspell, The North Tonawanda Wom-sion and Sue Liebeck, secretary, Mrs. Stanley Fulmer, M r s . en's Republican Club's meeting and Lance Lundy, treasurer, Frank Grover, Mrs. George scheduled tonight has been can-gave their reports. Hamblet, Mrs. Hugh Higgins, celled. Instead, the executive

The theme of the program was Mrs. Albert Holesko, Mrs. Neil board and by-law revision corn-In a candy shop the other day. the "Bill of Rights." Each bill MacFadyen. Mrs. James Mon- mittee will meet at 8 pjn. in

we couldn't help but notice a and its effect on Americans was nett, Mrs, Arnold Nedell, Mrs. the Midcity Plaza Office of the little family scene that was most discussed. H u b e r t Collins, Mrs. Grover Marine Trust Company, Mi* attractive. Pupils taking part were: Lau- R e c n and Miss Leona Collins. Albert Sprenger, president, an-

A 13- or 13-year-old young lady T a Barry, Terry Braniecki, Su- Mrs- George Trout, chairman, nounced today. -*nd she was that - set next gan cheverette, Barbara Cori- w m conduct the business meet- PRACTICAL, PRETTY to her father on a stool at the g a D t Stephanie Eichler, Jeanette » £ „ . _ NEW YORK (UPD-New soda counter. Apparently the L a R ^ Barbara Rosenthal, Mrs Frank Benedek wiU show w a s h a b l c j j ^ ^ panels, which mother of the family was away c ^ ^ Scott, Robin Silfies, Val- <**"* s b d e s on fabric collage, m a k e a r o o m ^ d e r that for the day. The two of them, ^ S m o l A n n e t t e W a d o w s k i t a February project resembles stained glass in a y*J , 0 U ? S . ^ t h e r * TV Keith Ammerman. Larry Barto- - * " • » E J * J " H * * ^ « W «* l e a f Pa t t e r n ' «** -having a ball being out for k m e i H a n ) l d ^ ^ s t c w ^ Jan. 16, class 2 rug making; a t t a c h e d to t e n s i o n ^ f o r

faSLJ _ i~ . ^ . 4w waldt, Ricky Ewing, Dennis Ga- J^V ? : cla?? 3 ^ ™£ . " J 8 ^ stability.

J ^ j E y * t L ? « T e J £ hagan, L e S e Goerss. Ray Hor- j £ g* . . 1 1 *"** ™ » "* Each panel, in a choice of J"1*^ *%!$?* JS?*^0™? wood Tom Neal and Tom Sto- 5 * ? • * * l e a ? e r s ; ? ? • 2' amber or green, measures 23-terman. With a grin, the daugh- * ~ » l o m w e H 1 a n a l o r a ° w class 1, fabric collage with Mrs. fa&m by 24-inches—and any l i n ^ A a s M W ^ ™* program included several 5 T * * " * * " R y a n ' ^ ™ * « ™ te u s c d . to c r e a t e • to be the cook and dishwash- instrumental selections and pi-tTv ano solos.

hay it isn't so." answered The class voted to extend an

Mrs, John Gilmore Will be Hostess To Mission Society 'Taking Inventory — Looking

Backward, Thinking Forward" will be the topic for the Wom­en's Missionary Society of the Nash Road Free Methodist Church at 7:30 p.m. tomorrow when members meet in the home of Mrs. John Gilmore.

Mrs. Joseph Skuce Sr., will present devotions and Mrs. Skuce Jr. will direct the pro­gram.

The "Penny-a-Day" Fund will be recorded by Mrs. William Trump, director.

Personals Mrs. Mary Mallott, 393 Main

St., Tonawanda, has returned from a holiday vacation with her brother, James Scott and his family in Elyria.

Walter Zorkers of 182 Morgan St., Tonawanda, recently attend­ed the Debutante Assembly and New Year's Ball in the Waldorf Astoria Hotel as the official es­cort of Miss Jeanette Marie Rynne of Tuxedo Park, New York. Walter, a junior at Yale University, has been elected to the student council and Yale Key. He is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Walter Zorkers Sr. of the Morgan Street address.

TAU DELTA GAMMA Hostess at 7 p.m. tomorrow to

Tau Delta Gamma Sorority will be Sue Wagner, 58 Fuller Ave., Tonawanda. Voting on pledges will take place.

Watercolor Art PTA Program A chance to exercise artistic

ability as well as an opportunity to acquire a choice item will be offered those who attend the Fletcher PTA meeting Wednes­day at 8 p.m. in the school gym.

Mrs. Walter R. Headley, the school art teacher, will conduct a watercolor art session in still-life painting. The first lesson will be aimed at learning water-color technique. The second will be a chance for all in the audi­ence to produce a finished work which will be eligible for display in the school building.

Immediately after Mrs. Head-ley's program there will be a si­lent auction of articles contrib­uted to the PTA ways and means committee for this pur­pose. Mrs. Albert Albon, chair­man, assisted by Mrs. James Rose, Mrs. George Ott and Mrs. Paul Oship will conduct the auc­tion of articles, ranging from pieces of china to personal arti­cles. Auction items will be on display throughout the evening-

Refreshments during and af­ter the auction will be served by the second and fourth grade room mothers. All interested peo­ple in the area are invited.

KAPPA THETA The Misses Linda Miramon and

Paula Gutowski will be hostess at 7 p.m. today to Kappa Theta Sorority in 1339 Forbes St., North Tonawanda. New officers will be elected.

Crown Chapter Guests at Tea Given by Matron Mrs. Raymond E. Hendrick-

son ST., matron of Augustus H. Crown Chapter Order of Eastern Star, opened her home on Sun­day afternoon at a tea reception for members of the chapter and friends.

A centerpiece of Talisman ros­es and purple chrysanthemums adorned the tea table. Past ma­trons of the chapter presided at a silver tea and coffee service and at the punch bowl

Assisting were: Mrs. Ray Rech, Miss Josephine Borchert, Mrs. Frances Redemske, Mrs. Louis Hock, Mrs. Adrian Boy-ington, Mrs. Dale Gwin, Mrs. Charles Gierke, Miss Patricia Rowe, and Mrs. Wallace Watson.

Mrs. Gilbert Wotherspoon, as­sistant marshal, in charge of the serving committee, was assisted by Mrs. Clarence Crowell, Mrs. Wallace Eggert, Mrs. Joseph Re-

?ber, Mrs. Lloyd Graves and Mrs. Herman Wilson.

Guests attending were from Ni­agara ami Orleans counties and from Welland, Ont.

National Auxiliary

To Install Officers New officers will be installed

when National Hose Company Auxiliary meets at 8 p.m. today in the home of Mrs. Salvatore Scibetta, 108 Coshway Place, Tonawanda.

To be installed are: Mrs. Rob­ert Bacon, president: Mrs. Gor­don Oppenheimer, vice presi­dent: Mrs. William Holdrod, secretary; Mrs. Edward Hepp-ner, treasurer, and Mrs. Roy Doel, three-year trustee.

Mrs. Delbert McMaster and Mrs. Harry McEldowney will be eohostesses. Mrs. Deryle Fisher will donate the club prize.

AFS Student Speaker To Gilmore PTA Miss Blanca Rosa Ortiz, North

Tonawanda High School Ameri­can Field Service exchange stu­dent, will be guest speaker at 7:30 p.m. tomorrow to Gilmore PTA in the school.

Her talk will be given in lieu of a physical education program originally scheduled.

An award will be given for at­tendance and second grade room mothers will be hostesses.

GLENN GRUNDTISCH

Mr. Grundtisch Speaker to HSA Glenn Grundtisch, president of

the Buffalo Chapter, Citizens for Educational)Freedom, will be guest spea/er at 8 p.m. tomor­row to the Ascension Home School Association in the school.

His topic will be "Ar* •**• Children of Ascension School Second Class Citizens'? '

Mr. Grundtisch is one of the founders of CEF and a state board director of the organiza­tion. A graduate of C*»nisiu« Col­lege, he lives in Huntley Road, Buffalo.

Hostesses will be mothers of fifth grade pupils. John Forton, president, will preside.

I Lessons in English I WORDS OFTEN MISUSED:

Do not say, "You are right about him wanting to help us out." Say, "about his wanting to help us," and omit "out."

OFTEN MISPRONOUNCED: Acolyte (an attendant). Pro­nounce ack-oh-light, accent first syllable.

OFTEN MISSPELLED. Ques­tionnaire; observe the two " n V Millionaire; only one "n.'

SYNONYMS: Injunction, man­date, order, command, exhorta­tion, precept.

WORD STUDY: Altruistic; ac­tuated by a regard for the wel­fare of others; benevolent. "His altruistic attitude towards those in need often blinded him to the needs of his own family."

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TONAWANDA ADULT SCHOOL Register at Tonawanda Sen

Monday Through Thursday, ior High School THIS WEEK

January 9-12-7 P.M.-9 P.M.

ers. sleeping alcove, add privacy to a dining area, or fashion an

SIGMA PSI DELTA entryway. The units, made by Alpha Chapter, Sigma Psi Del- Galway Inc., are available in

» *«*•*. "AD I supply is ten- mvitaUon to the Abigail Fill- t a ^ m e e t a t 8 p n u tod&y ta ^ ^ ^ ^ finished ^ der. loving ewe. You're going more DAR. Chapter in Buffalo t b e h o m e rf m^ u ^ g ^ R u n . s f y l e o r a 0 , ^ ^ ^ ^luTon to be the cook and dishewash- to attend the next J.AC. meet- yon> m g ^ 5 ^ Tonawanda. version. er. ing. 1 ne tneme 01 tne next meet- ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ ^

Probably well never see this ing will be "The Presidents of * family again. Yet. I would be The United States/' willing to wager that the two Mrs. Carolyn Bentley teaches youngsters are growing up in a the children. Mr. Theodore Du-healthy, positive way and will guay is Meadow School princi-be the kind of individuals who paL

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life for the rest of their years ril grant I may be jumping Assembly President

to a big conclusion, but when parent and adolescent are as

and friendly with each

To Visit Rebekah 386 Mrs. Robert Swartout, district

deputy president of the New as were these two. fc's a Y o r k Rebekah Assembly, w i l l

pretty safe bet.

Wife Preservers

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make her official visit tomorrow to Rosedale Rebekah Lodge 386 in IOOF Hall, North Tonawanda.

Mrs. Swartout will be attended by her staff of officers. Mrs. Ar­thur Behrens, noble grand, will preside and Mrs. Ralph Warren-der and Mrs. Doris Houston wiU serve refreshments.

2*4 AUXILIARY Mrs. Clarence Tyler, Niagara

County chairman, will wstkn her official visit at t p.m. today to Post 264 American Legion Aux­iliary in the post home. An ex­ecutive meeting will take place at 7 p.m. preceding the businss

MONDAY Watercolor Painting

Gardening: & Landscaping

Drapery Construction

Reading Improvement

Securities & Investments

Flower Arranging

Typewriting—Beginning J

Typewriting—Advanced

Tailoring

Group Piano Instruction I

Recreational Swimming

Phys. Ed. & Swimming—Women

Steam & Industrial Engineering

Effective Speaking

Human Relations

Upholstery

Travel Unlimited

Hospital Ward Clerk Training

Driver Education

Lipreading

Link Trainer Instrument Flying

TUESDAY

Adult Chorus— Men & Women

Contract Bridge Chair Caning High School Equiv.

Review Pattern Making &

Dress Design Sewing—Beginning Oil Painting—

Beginning Group Organ—

Beginning How to Swim—

Instruction Office Machines Photography Rug Hooking Gregg Shorthand Spanish Basic Drawing &

Painting Cake & Pastry

Decorations Community Theater Flower Arranging General Psychology Upholstery Industrial Quality

Control Sex Education In

The Home Link Trainer

Instrument Frying

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WEDNESDAY Leathercraft Income Tax

Preparation Spring Millinery Judo—Woman's

Self Defense Woodworking Sewing Beginning Sewing—Intermediate Rugmaking Persona] Hairstyling Creative Writing English for New

Americans Oil Painting—Advanced Blueprint Reading Nurses' Aide Training Cooking & Baking Group Guitar Practical Auto

Mechanics Secretarial Refresher Slimnastics Upholstery Golf Instruction-

Beginning Golf for the

Experienced Personnel Management Sketching & Drawing Small Engine

Maintenance Restaurant Management Basic Electronics Link Trainer

Instrument Frying

THURSDAY Amateur Radio

Sewing—Intermediate

English Improvement

Commercial Art

Group Organ— Advanced

Bookkeeping

Steam & Industrial Engineering

Child Psychology

Estate Planning & Family Law

Liquid Embroidery

Household Electricity

Modern Math for Parents

Sewing—Beginning

Needlecraft

Personal Poise A Beauty

Link Trainer Instrument Flying

• SUNDAY FAMILY SWIM ot Highland School Pool vvawn* %m% p j L ( B E G I N g st'MUY, JAN. lftS)

CUSSES BEGIN ON JANUARY 9th A eemplrfr Tonawanda Adult School brochure will be mailed

CALL DIRECTOR OF ADULT EDUCATION - «M-12H

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Registration Fee $3.00 for Most Courses No Registration Fee if Over 60

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