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iKihimamaiiiuigmmnrowiaiii THE COURIER-NEWS J4 Plolnfild. N. J. Thursday, June 13, 1963 CAP GOWN I ''Si' Loyal Daughters Mark 60 Years of Service 32 to Escort 16 Debutantes At Cotillion Thirty-two young men will be escorts to the 16 young women who will make their debut at the Junior League of Plainfield Cotillion starting The following area students were graduated recently from preparatory schools, colleges and other schools of higher education: Melbourne John Hellstrom Kingston. William T.

Apgar, of 300 Hillcrest Wat- son of Dr. Allen W. Apgar, chung, yesterday received a 1137 Park was awarded doctor of philosophy degree a B. S. in accounting.

At the Sixty years of community service were celebrated at the 60th anniversary luncheon of Loyal Daughters Circle of The King's daughters yesterday in the home of Mrs. George G. Winspear, 1449 Chetwynd Ave. Couple Wed In Germany Scotch Plains Word has been received here of the marriage of Pfc. Joseph M.

Sylvester, son of Mr. and Mrs. in electrical engineering from A review of the circle's major charities from the time of its founding in February, 1903, written by Mrs. Louis university he was treasurer of Lambda Chi Alpha fraternity. if Mrs.

Hagedorn and Mrs. Weigel presided at the table. Birthday greetings were He will work for S. D. Leibes- the Polytechnic Institute of Brooklyn.

He previously received B. S. and M. S. degrees from The Cooper Union in W.

Reinken, was presented sent from the celebration to dorf and Company, public Sri Mrs. Stephen H. Voorhees of by Mrs. Harold N. Scherer, accountants in New York.

New York and also studied John J. Steinke 3rd of 206 815 Park a member for 15 years, who celebrated her 90th birthday on Saturday. former president, and Mrs. Reinken. Mrs.

Winspear played on the organ the musical interludes appropriate Nicholas Sylvester of 389 Ridgeview to Miss Chris-ta Wittmaach of Kornives-thein, Germany, in a military ceremony there. Mr. Sylvester, a graduate of Scotch Plains-Fanwood High School, was formerly employed by Lockheed Electronics Company in Watchung. He is at Rutgers University. Charles J.

Salaki son of Mr. and Mrs. Charles J. Salaki, 496 Grove Metuchen, received an LL. B.

degree Mon to the various periods, open Plainfielder Anderson Watchung, received a B. S. in pharmacy. He was vice president of Sigma Chi fraternity, secretary of Kappa Psi pharmacy society and a student, senator. He will work for Colgate-Palmolive Company in New ing and closing with the offi cial King's Daughters hymn, at 10 p.m.

Monday at the Plainfield Country Club. Those from other areas are: Robert Braman of Camp Hill, John Murchie of Colonia; Robert Montana of Columbia, South America; Peter B. Lowry of Montclair; Oakley Brooks of New York; Lloyd Reynolds of Bala Cynwyd, Robert Kirk-land Colton of Hagerstown, Joseph C. Hoopes of Wilmington, Charles Hance of Little Silver; John H. Bailey of Hartford, and Randall Dentel of Morris-ville, Pa.

i Miss Lorraine Garo Photo by Town Studio "I Belong to the King." Mrs. David C. Bomberger, day from Georgetown Univer stiy School of Law, Washington. He also holds an A. B.

currently stationed in Ger Garo-Carl president, presented silver cross pins to old and new Takes Bride Announcement has been made of the marriage of Miss Pamela Anne Wandling to John Daniel Friebely Jr. Feb. 2, 1963. The ceremony took place in Elkton, Md. members in the course of the Donald Thompson Hage- degree from Mount St.

Mary's College, Emmitsburg, Md. His brother, John S. Salaki, was Troth Announced man, son of Mr. and Mrs. ceremony which honored the many with the Army's 385th Military Police Battalion.

Mr. and Mrs. Sylvester are honeymooning in Austria. After his discharge, they will live in Scotch Plains. Herman Hageman, 715 Sheri following members for con Raritan Mr.

and Mrs graduated Friday from St dan received a B. A. in Miss Nancy Pearl Petersen Richard Bedner Plans Marriage Miss Nancy Pearl Petersen's engagement to Richard John Bedner, son of Mr. and Mrs. John J.

Bedner of 114 Wat-chung North Plainfield, has been announced by her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Alvin W. Petersen of Bethlehem, Pa. Miss Petersen Is a graduate of Liberty High School and Benedict's Preparatory School, James Garo of 8 Codington sociology Monday from Wheat St.

have announced the engagement of their daughter, on (111.) College, where he was assistant for the department Mrs. Friebely is the daugh Newark, and will enter Mount St. Mary's in September as a pre-medical student. Miss Catharine Craig Pid- of sociology and anthropology ter of Mrs. Claire Thornton of Laddington, Long Island, Miss Lorraine Garo, to Marlin Plainfield residents who will be escorts are Howard Carter 3rd, John H.

Clarke, Charles H. Detwiller 3rd, Arthur L. Fischer Henry P. Foster Thomas Riggs, Frederick M. Genung, Steven and club leader in the Chi GO FORMAL! Rent or Boy From ALBERTS and the late William Joseph cago Christian Service Bri cock, daughter of Mr.

and Mrs. F. Raymond Pidcock of gade. He will be married Wandling. She attended Dean Junior College in Franklin, Mass.

Sunday to Miss Margery in E. Front St. PL 44771 14-Hour Scrvic Our Own Suits ia Star Center Annandale, was Hunter of New Bedford, yesterday from A. Krojl, Linden Stuart Henry B. Laidlaw 3rd, R.

Mr. Friebely, the son of Carl son of Mr. and Mrs. Marlin Carl of Whitehouse Station. The bride-elect Is a graduate of Somerville High School and is employed at the State Bank of Somerset County in Raritan.

Her fiance, a gradu also a 1963 Wheaton gradu nurse of the men Hunter Lewis, Charles V. Rey- tinuous active service: Mrs. Edward E. Dunn, 51 years; Mrs. Edward F.

Clark, 39 years; Mrs. Elmer P. Weigel, 36 years; Mrs. Joseph W. Mooney, 30 years; Mrs.

A. C. Hagedorn, 29 years; Mrs. Scherer, 19 years; Mrs. John Heron, 16 years, and Mrs.

B. Colwell Davis Jr. and Mrs. F. C.

Maddox, 14 years. A display of memorabilia featured Courier-News clippings preserved in plastic with stories and pictures of anniversaries dating back to 1923. Also on display were a cookbook, "Tried and Trusty Recipes," printed and sold by Loyal Daughters in 1915; a certificate signed by Herbert Hoover for the European Re ate, and they will live in Chicago where he will do and will enter Goucher Col lege, Baltimore, this fall Mr. and Mrs. Friebely Sr.

of 832 Hillside was graduated in June from Dean Junior College. He will enter del John Edward Madsen Leslie L. Vivian 3rd, G. T. department at Allentown Hospital and is a student at Moravian College, Bethlehem.

At Newton, Miss Pidcock wasj.y service ad Matlack Miner Jr. and Brew ministration at the University manager of the varsity la- Mr. Bedner is a graduate of of Chicago under a full tuition ate of Hunterdon Central North Plainfield High School fesf' hockey and swimnung a teams. scholarship. Syracuse University in the fall as a member of the class of 1965.

The couple is spending the High School, Flemington, is miu aiicuua ixcwdia. vuiicc employed by Harvey Chevro of Engineering. He is employ Frank Theodore Taleho re Fred Sisser 3rd received ster B. Perkins. Other escorts from this area are: David B.

Case, North Plainfield; R. Kemmer Anderson, Westfield; James Ches-nut, Metuchen; Eric W. Peterson, Scotch Plains, and Eric King, Mendham. summer at the Friebely home let Company of Whitehouse ed in the engineering depart ceived a B. S.

in pharmacy his B. A. degree Saturday in Hillside Ave. while Mr. ment of W.

R. Witte Company Linden. Friebely is employed at Johns- Manville. Scholarship LAUNDRY WASHED DRIED WHILE YOU WAIT OR SHOP ANY NUMBER OP LOADS SAME PRICI CLEANING CORNER 225 W. 2nd A MADISON AVI.

4 lbs. DRYCLEANED $1 OPEN to PM. A SUNDAYS lief Council declaring the To Be Given CDA Court Meets circle "invisible guests" who Scotch Plains A discus had paid to save the lives of 25 children until the 1921 har this week from the Philadelphia College of Pharmacy and Science where he was corresponding secretary of Up-silon Sigma Phi fraternity. The son of Mr. and Mrs.

Frank Taleho, 48 Academy New Market, he will intern at Wer- nick's Pharmacy in Metuchen. Four area students were graduated Monday from Endi-cott Junior College, Beverly, The Junior League of Plain- sion on matters of interest to from Assumption College, Worcester, Mass. His parents are Mr. and Mrs. Fred Sisser 15 Codington PL, Somer-ville.

He is a grandson of Mrs. Fred Sisser and the late Mr. Sisser, Somerset County adjuster, and of the late Carlton E. Hoffman. Robert son of Mr.

and Mrs. George Kinch, 143 Second Dunellen, received members was held by Court vest; and correspondence Assumpta 1555, Catholic Nancy Fales Of Gladstone Is a Bride Peapack Miss Nancy Fales and Jared Christopher Martin were married Saturday in the Episcopal Church of St. John on the Mountain, Bernards- from an English women's group concerning circle aid to Daughters of America, last field will sponsor a scholarship fund to enable a Plain-field teacher to attend a course in "Human Relations in Professional Education" at Rutgers University this them in World War 2. night at the home of the Circle Holds Picnic Mrs. Charles Gilman of 950 Hillside Ave.

was hostess to Benevolent Circle of The King's Daughters at a picnic yesterday at her home. Co-h ostesses were Mrs. George Hall, Mrs. Albert York, Mrs. Clarence Slocum and Mrs.

Philip McKenney. Progress reports were given on the money-raising breakfast and lecture planned for this fall. grand regent, Mrs. Joseph Mrs. Bomberger presented LaPuzz of 2224 Jersey Ave.

an M. A. in supervisory edu cation last Thursday from an anniversary gift from the circle to Mrs. Harley J. Hol-comb, chairman of the King's Daughters Children's Foundation, and an equal gift to Mrs.

This action was approved at the league's final meeting ville. Newark State College, Union. A fifth grade teacher in the Watchung Elementary School, The Rev. Thomas J. Bigham of the season yesterday at the Plainfield Country Club.

Mass. Miss Caroline C. Mundy, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Albert C.

Mundy, 981 Kenyon received an associate degree in science and majored in executive secretarial science. Miss Gail P. Scherer, daughter of Mr. and -Mrs. Frank A.

Scherer, 924 Madi Reinken, state treasurer, for the Somerville Home endow Mrs. John H. Burlingame he also holds a B. S. in edu performed the ceremony.

A small reception followed at the home, of the. bride's cation from Glassboro State ment. Both memorial books were on display, the Book of 3rd announced that the transfer group would have a progressive dinner June 22. College. He, his wife and their An ESSENTIAL for COLLEGE SUCCESS Superior Reading Comprehension and Speed Augument Power in Both Areas This Summer.

Progress Guaranteed. Morn-' ing, Afternoon and Evening Classes. Call PL 7-9253 or Write: EDUCATIONAL SERVICES 144 REMINGTON AVENUE, PLAINFIELD son live at 110 Second Remembrance for the Home The bride is the daughter son a liberal arts major, In place of the picnic and Dunellen. Endowment and the Golden received an associate degree pool swim originally planned, Miss Deborah Fisher Regen, book ior ine accompanied by the golden re in arts. Miss Judith S.

Goodwin, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. movies of the annual conference of the Association of daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Curt Now Serving LUNCHEONS DAILY Italian American Cousin Special Parties Welcomed Quiet Pleasant Atmosphere CORAL, LOUNGE John T.

Goodwin, 45 Willow Regen, 196 Norwood Ave print of The Courier-News front page for January 23, 1906, when the nursery Junior Leagues of America in Colorado Springs, were shown. North Plainfield, was gradu ated Saturday from Sandy North Plainfield, a commercial art major, received an associate in science degree. At Endicott she was art editor opened. of Mr. and Mrs.

Haliburton Fales II of Pottersville Rd. Mr. Martin is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Charles E.

Martin of New City, N.Y. The bride wore her great-great-grandmother's wedding dress. She was attended by her sisters, Miss Priscilla Fales and Miss Lucy Fales, both of Gladstone. Brian di Palma of New York City was best man. Ush Spring (Md.) Friends School in the school's first graduation of the yearbook, secretary- class.

At Sandy Spring she treasurer of Palette and Brush participated in two operettas 200 Park Ave. PL 5-1782 Club, on the staff of the campus newspaper and a Jun and a play. This fall she will enter Marjorie Webster Junior ior Aide. Miss Nancy ers were William Finley and College in Washington. Scarano, daughter of Mr.

and Mrs. J. Caesar Scarano of West Millington, received an Richard Downer of New York and the bride's brothers, Hali Robert Carpenter, son of Mr. and Mrs, John Carpenter, burton Fales Jr. and William 0QuKIIKj oooorG OD0(MD0 associate in science degree.

A E. Ladd Fales of Gladstone. After a trip to Europe, Mr, foreign secretarial science major, she was a member of and Mrs. Martin will live in 1019 Clinton South Plainfield, received a B. A.

degree Sunday from Notre Dame (Ind.) University. His brother, John Carpenter, was graduated yesterday from the yearbook staff. New York. The bride attended Far Wi4 Mrs. Ingrid Luck of 708 Forest Westfield, was graduated magna cum laude Hills Country Day School and Milton Academy and is study Fnrdham University's Law Friday from Fairleigh uicKin- ing at Barnard College.

Mr. Martin attended the Putney School in New York. John, who also holds a B. A. from Notre Dame University, sprved two vears in the son University.

She has been i5 accepted at Rutgers Univer bchool and is attending Co lumbia University. sity for the fall semester and will work for a master's de Marines as a first lieutenant. He will practice law in Omaha, gree in German literature. Neb. Peter Marston Hierl, son of 4 Vance Reed Littlefield received a B.

A. in psychology Mr. and Mrs. Joseph W. Hierl, i 1221 Denmark received a June 2 from West Virginia which'-'.

READ BETTER READ FASTER Improved Study Skills Comprehension Rate For grades 7 through college Developmental Reading Summer Program Conducted by The Reading Laboratory WARDLAW COUNTRY DAY SCHOOL 1030 CENTRAL AVE. PL 7-3242 Classes Begin Mon June 24, 1963 B. S. in chemistry Friday Wesleyan College in Buckhan- from Massachusetts Institute non. He is the son of Dr.

ana Mrs. Robert H. Silber. 781 of Technology in Cambridge. He has received a teaching assistantship to do graduate HvsliD Westfield.

type is work in chemistry at Kicei University, Houston, Tex. IT your Couple Feted On Anniversary INC. Mr. and Mrs. Nicholas Car- nevale of 35 Academy Ave.

were feted with a 33rd wed- dine anniversary party re cently at the VFW Hall in jCSZSU y. 1 jytj I 1 AaLom roun: ttMJuwcwmn yfev AtJ Garwood. It was attended by i irrf Two Scotch Plains students received B. A. degrees Monday from Colgate University, Hamilton, N.Y.

They are Richard Grote, son of Mr. and Mrs. Charles H. Grote, 1275 Sleepy Hollow Lane, and Richard W. Hill, son of Mr.

and Mrs. Warren Hill 6 Clinton Lane. Grote, an English major, was on the staff of the university's radio station and acted in several productions staged by the Masque and Triangle Society. Hill, a political science major, was a dean's list student and a member of the debate team. Carl J.

Straub, son of Mr. and Mrs. Karl Straub, 1607 Front Scotch Plains, was graduated Monday from Lehigh University, Bethlehem, Pa. He received B. S.

degrees, one from the College of Engineering and another from the College of Business Administration. At Lehigh he 125 relatives and friends. father? no matter what his type, or where you bought his wrap it- FREE! Friday 14th, Saturday 15th Mr. and Mrs. Carnevale EJOfTMIB.

4WW ALLTYFI vacations r3! AYO were married in St. Bernard's GOMMIMCIAL Infield 6-2613 y. HOUPS Church on June 6, 1930. Mr.i PAIK MOTEU ANMeX PLAINFIELD, M.i. Carnevale, formerly a paint ing contractor, is employed at Watchung Hills Regional High School.

They have three sons, Don ald, at home, Vincent of 20 Academy Ave. and Anthony, of New Market, and five! grandchildren. was vice president of Alpha Kanna Psi. honorary ousiness Yes, we'd like to show Dad what a great guy we think he is. We will be proud to wrap his gift in some extra masculine wrappings and trimmings.

No matter what it is, or where you bought it, from a package of cigarettes to his favorite candy. Rothschild's will be pleased to be able to give Dad something with a smile a handsomely wrapped Father's Day Gift! Typical of what Rothschild's does for family harmony. society, and secretary of the tender Flying To Bremerhaven Albert W. Stender, presi 22ND PINGRY SUMMER SESSION June 26 August 14, 1963 READING CLINIC 3'i or 7-Week Course Advanced Developmental Remedial ACADEMIC COURSES Grades 3-12 35 Hours Instruction Review Advanced Credit Preview Foreign Languages Mathematics English Science History ENRICHMENT PROGRAM College Chemistry Exploratory Science Study Skills Cultural Trips Public Speaking Psychology College Readings Jr. High Literature 1 Composition Arts Sculpture DAY CAMP Ages 5-14 Daily 10:30 a.m.

p.m.. Swimming Games Sports Arts Crafts Shop Intelligence Testing and Psychological Service Transportation Available PINGRY SCHOOL HILLSIDE, N. EL 5-6990, Lehigh chapter of the American Institute of Industrial Engineers. Beginning next week, he will be associated with the Hyatt Bearings Division of General Motors in Clark. dent-treasurer of the Park Hotel Inc.

and executive vice president of the Knott Hotels will leave by plane to morrow to join Mrs. Stender in Bremerhaven, Germany. Glenn Ellis Coven Jr. was graduated with honors Mon Mrs. Stender has relatives near that city.

The Stenders Kothschilds plan to return home in mid- July. They flew to Brussels, Bel day from Swarthmore (Pa.) College where he majored in political science. His parents are Mr. and Mrs. Glenn E.

Coven of 830 Dixie Lane. Two area students received degrees Sunday from the Uni gium, on May 14 for the opening of the Hotel Westbury, the fourth hotel by that name 9 Corner Park Ave. and E. Second St. Plainfield and owned by Knott Hotels versity of Rhode Island incorporation..