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PAGE TWO SUNDAY, FEB. 1 23, 1969 ADVANCE NEWS Jean Savage Bride Of Ronald C. Austin At St. Mary's Church Massena — Miss Jean Dawn Savage and Ronald C. Austin of Malone, were married at St. Mary's Church, Massena at 6 p.m. Saturday, Jan. 25. The Keeneth Wheeling officiated. The bride is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs, Bernard Brown of 25 Bidgewood Ave., this vill- age. The bridegroom is the son of Mr. and Mrs. John Austin of 26 Francis St., Potsdam. Given in marriage by her parents, the bride was attired in a long silhouette gown of imported chiffon velvet, fas- hioned with an oval neckline and long sleeves. Motifs of Swiss lace embellished the neckline and were repeated on the A-line skirt and Manttle train. Her shoulder length veil of illusion was held by an open Queen's crown of crystals and pearls. She carried a cascade of white roses. Miss Joan Savage was maid of honor for her sister. She wore an empire A-line gown of royal blue chiffon velvet, made with an oval neckline and long sleeves. An underlay of light blue satin formed an inverted pleat at the front of the skirt, and a matching bow accented the waistline. A matching pill box with circle veil completed her ensemble. Miss Sylvia Hart and Miss Maureen Sojdak, both of Syra- cuse, were bridesmaids. They wore ensembles like that of the maid of honor's except that the pleats and headpieces were in heartbeat blue. Miss Judy Lee Brown and Miss \Winnie Mae Brown were junior bridesmaid and flower girl, respectively. They wore light blue velvet gowns with ro- yal blue trim. Their matching headpieces were self bows in royal blue with light blue trim. George Williams of Ghase Mills, was best man. Ushers were Derek Williams, brother- in-law of the bridegroom, Route No. 2, Potsdam, John Daley, cousin of the bride, Walton Beach, Fla. A reception was held at the Elks Club. The bride was graduated from Holy Family High School in 1965 and from Maria Regina College, Syracuse, in 1967. She is a senior at the State Univer- sity College at Potsdam, study- ing for a B.A. degree in Educa- tion. The bridegroom was graduat- ed from Potsdam High School in 1965, and served for two years in the U.S. Army. He is a Metropolitan Life Insurance agent at Malone. Mr; and Mrs. Everett. Pike, 509' Hamilton St.,, quietly, ob- served their 35th wedding, anni- versary, Wednesday. They have one son, Ronald, who liv- es in Massena; andi a grandson, Stephen, 12. Mr. Pike is ai mem ber of the circulation, depart- ment of the Ogdensburg Jour- nal iand Sunday Advance-News. Mrs. Pike, the former Marion Rule of Middlebury, Vt.,, is a staff attendant at the St, Law- rence State Hospital'. The Pikes were married Feb; 19;, 1934 in the First Presbyterian Church here 1 by the late Rev. Dr, Wil- liam C. Maclntyre. MR. AND MRS. RONALD ELWOOD SHARPE (The bride is the former Valerie Ann Melvin) Portrait by Inniss Photo Service Reg'd Valerie Melvin Bride Of Ronald E. Sharpe In Church Ceremony MR. AND MRS. RONALD C. AUSTIN Portrait by Kennedy Wilson Medical Technologists Are Needed The Interagency Board of U. S. Civil Service Eaminers for the Greater New York City Ar- ea has issued an announcement lor Medical Technologists. The starting salaries for these posi- '.ions range from $5,7.32 to $10.- 203 a year. Appointments from this an- nouncement will be made in 'he various Federal Hospitals in the states of New York and New Jersey (except Camden county) and in Puerto Rico and the Virgin Islands. There is no written test for these positions, our rating will be based on the extent and quality of your education, trai- ling and experience. 1 Complete information on the requirements, how to apply, land the necessary forms may be obtained by writing, visit- ing or calling the Federal Job : Information Center of the New iYork Interagency Board, 26 Fe- deral Plaza, New York, New IYork 10007, (telephone no 212- j 264-0422), or from any Federal 'Hospital. Miss Valerie Ann Melvin, i daughter of Mr. and Mrs. James Patrick Melvin of 28 Pearl St. East, Brockville, Ont., Canada, became the bride of Ronald Elwood Sharpe, son of Mr. and Mrs. Elwood F. Sharfle of 1430 Ford St., this city, atjBelleville, 11 o'clock Saturday morning, Feb. 1, in Stn John's United Church of Brockville. The Rev. Horatio Todd officiated. The bride, given in marriage by-hef father, was attired in a long silhouette A-line gown of imported chiffon velvet and ruf- fled Val lace. The lace embel- lished the high stand up collar and trimmed the cuffline of the long sleeves. Her Mantle train was also edged with the lace. Her shoulder length veil of ill- usion was held by a capulet of satin flowers and beads. She carried a cascade of red roses and ivy. Mrs. Norma Kippie of Brock- ville, was matron of honor for her sister. She wore an Empire A-line gown of spruce green imported chiffon velvet, made with an oval neckline and long sleeves. An underlay of mint green satin formed an inverted pleat at the front of the skirt, Airman William Friot Home On lZ-Day Leave and a matching bow accented the waistline. A white pom pom hat with green veil and a fur muff completed her ensemble. The bridesmaids, Miss Judy Sharpe, sister of the bride- groom, Miss Ann Kehoe of Ont., and Mrs. Mar- go Watkins, sister of the bride, Brockville, wore royal blue en- sembles styled like that of the matron of honor's. Anthony Montana of this city, served as best man. Ushers 'were Joseph Marney and Rob- lert Ramsey, both of this city, 'and Wayne Sharpe of Wadding- 'ton, cousin of the bridegroom. [ A reception was held at 'Moose Hall, Brockville, after 'which the bridal couple left on | a wedding trip to Niagara Falls and Buffalo. i The bride was graduated I from Brockville Collegiate Ins- titute and Vocational School, and from St. Vincent de Paul (Hospital, Brockville. She is a I registered nursing assistant at '(Brockville Psychiatric Hospital. The bridegroom was graduat- jed from Ogdensburg Free Aca- jdemy. He is employed at the ISt. Lawrence State Hospital. Elizabeth Jane Thomas Is Bride OfLt. Phinney •*s Hammond. — On Saturday, Feb. 15, in the First Congre- gational Church of Stanford, jConn., Miss Elizabeth Jane | Thomas, daughter of Mr. and PLAN JULY WEDDING — Mi and Mrs Albert Dupree of 306 Madison Ave, this city, announce the engagement of their daughter, Joyce Anne, to William David Polniak, son of Mr. and Mrs. William M. Polniak of 1021 Knox St., city. Miss Dupree was graduated from St. Mary's Acade- my in 1967. She is a nurses aide at Hepburn Hospital. Mr. Polniak was graduated from Ogdensburg Free Acade- my in 1968, He is employed at Acme Markets, A July wedding is planned. The couple left for a wedd- ing trip to Cape Cod, after a reception held at the home of the bride's parents. Mrs. Phinney is the grand- ,„ _ „ „ „. - , .,.: daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Har- Mrs Everett F. Thomas of 45, r y Dake , 0 ak Point, Hamm- Shady Lane, Stanford, was| on d an d ha s spen t summer va . married to Lt. Paul Bradford j cations here £or MVeral ars> Phinney DXson o Mr. and| Her mother i s th e torraer Hilda Mrs. Paul Phinney Jr. of Man-jpg^g Chester. The Rev. Raymond L.' Shoup performed the 3:30 p.m. ceiemony. The bride wore a full-length | A line gown of peau de soie with bands of lace on the | sleeves and hem. Her short veil was caught by a lace cap 'and she carried a cascade bou- quet of white roses and ivy. | Mrs. Evetett D. Thomas of Schuyler Falls, NY., sister-in- law of the bride, was matron of honor. She wore a street [length A-line gown of pale 'green brocade, with matching Dior bow headpiece, and carr 'led while spider chrysanthe mums. The bridesmaid, Miss Caryl Phinney of Manchestei wore a gown of moss green brocade with matching Dior bow and she also carried white chrysanthemums. Alan P. Winter, of Stons, was best man and ushers were Eric L. Phinney of Manches ter, Harold Robinson of Hart ford and Kari Donovan of El lington. The bride was graduated in 1964 from Rippowam High School and received her BA in psychology in 1968 from the Un- iversity o£ Connecticut, Mr. Phinney was graduated in Jan- uary from the University of Connecticut with a BA degree in psychology. He is a second lieutenant in the U.S. Air Force. Airman William D. Friot Airman William D. Friot, son of Mr. and Mrs. Douglas Friot of 509 Covington St., tiiis city, is home on a 17-day leave. He recently completed trie Administrative Specialist Course at Keesler Air Force B-ase, Mississippi. Airman Friot will report Tuesday, March 4, at K. I Sawyer Air Force Base in Michigan, for his first tour of d-uty. He was graduated from Og- densburg Free Academy, Class of 1968, and enlisted in trie Air Force in August of that year. Airman Friot re ceived basic training at Lack- land Air Force Base, San An 1 tonio, Texas. He is qualified to wear the Marksmanship^ Ribbon for marksmanship •with an M16 rifle, and also the National Defense and Ad- ministrative Specialist Com- pletion Ribbons. MAY WEDDING PLANNED — Mr and Mrs Robert Fol- ger of Rossburg, N.Y. announce the engagement of their daughter, Claire Ann, to Thomas P. Woodside of Roches- ter, son of Mrs, Harry (Grace) Woodside of Heuvelton, and the late Mr, Woodside. The wedding will take place May 24th in Rochester. Miss Folger is a graduate of Keu- ka College, Keuka Park, N.V\. Her finance was graduated from the State University Agricultural and Technical College at Canton, Mrs. Raymond Salton of 5176 Barre St. returned 1 home Friday night after .having been called to Detroit, Mich, by the unexpected death of her uncle James Lihoui Feb. 16; He was also .a brother of Louisa Harris,, formerly of the- Heuvelton Road. Although the population of Washington, BiG; decreased be- tween 1950 and 1960, its recuse production increased. New York produces enough refuse every day to fill a freight train seven miles long. SUNDAY cher NOTRE DAME SCHOOL MONDAY Soup &* Crackers Hot Dog - Roll Chocolate Pudding TUESDAY Beef Ravioli Pork & Beans Kernel Corn Bread & Butter Grape & Orange Jello Milk WEDNESDAY Soup & Crackers Hamburg - Bun Cheese Sticks Apple Sauce Milk THURSDAY Macaroni & Cheese Macaroni & Tomatoes Hot Vegetable Bread & Butter Fruit Milk FRIDAY Orange Juice Turkey Salad P. B. & J. Sandwiches Potato Chips Assorted Cakes Milk J.F.K. MEMORIAL SCHOOL MONDAY Chili with Meat sauce Toss Salad Bread and Butter Fruit cocktail Brownies Milk TUESDAY Vegetable Beef Stew Mashed Potatoes Bread & Butter Pudding Fruit Milk WEDNESDAY Bean with Beacon Soup Hot Pizza or bun Kosher Pickles Peaches - Cup Cakes 'Milk THURSDAY Bar B. Que Chicken Mashed Potatoes Buttered Spinach Jello - Fruit Milk FRIDAY Cream of Mushroom Soup Toasted Cheese Sandwiches Sweet Crisp Cirdes Bluberries - Cookies Milk MORRISTOWN CENTRAL SCHOOL MONDAY Pork & Beans Franks . Cole slaw Bread & Butter Pears Milk TUESDAY Chicken & Biscuits W Gravy Peas Apricots Milk WEDNESDAY Goulash Celery & Carrots Roll? Fruit Milk THURSDAY Tomato Soup Tuna Sandwiches Celery Sticks Gingerbread w topping Milk FRIDAY Haddock Potato Chips Tossed Salad Bread & Butter Ice Cream Milk JULY BRIDE-ELECT — The engagement of Miss Carol *' Elizabeth Thompson to Eugene Frederick Patterson of Watertown, is announced by her father. Miss Thompson is the daughter of Everett Thompson of Rural Route No. 1, Ogdensburg, and the late Mrs. Margaret Robinson Thompson. She was graduated from Lisbon Central School and is a senior nursing student at the House of the Good Samaritan at Watertown. Mr. Patterson, son of Mr. and Mrs. Sterling Patterson of the Duffy Road, Watertown, was graduated from Watertown High School. He is employed at Black Clawson Company of that city. A July wdeding is planned, ;-rr-- ANNOUNCE ENUAGmViliNT — Ml and Mia Geoige G. Sharpe of 816 Patterson St.,\ this city, announce the en- gagement of their daughter, Nancy Jeanne, to James Ronald Amo, son of Mr. and Mrs. Francis Amo of 813 Main St., city. Miss Sharpe was graduated from St. Mary's Academy in 1968. She is employed at the St. Lawrence State Hospital. Mr. Amo was graduated from Ogdensburg' Free Academy, Class of 1967. He is a member of the U.S. Naval Reserve Unit of this City, and is employed at the A-l Plumbing Company, here. No date has been set for the wedding. •*vt int i liliiH.il . L:NO.Vtii.l» -- 'Jiv >.i i ii . IvItJi 'i\ 706 Ford Ave., this city, and Glenn E. Dodge of Heuvel- ton, announce the engagement of their only daughter, Deborah Ann, to John Gerard Heriman, son of Mr, and Mrs. Roy T. Heriman of 603 Oak St., Syracuse. Miss Dodge, a 1966 graduate of Ogdensburg Free Academy, is a junior at the State University College at Potsdam, where she is a psychology major in elementary' educa- tion. She is presently engaged in cadet teaching in the Watertown School System. Mr. Heriman is a 1981 gradu- ate of Christian Brothers' Academy, Syracuse, and re- ceived his B.B.A. degree from LeMoyhe College in 1965. From June 1965 to September 1966, he was employed by the State of New York, Comptroller's Office. He witl^ graduate from Syracuse University College of Law this June. No date has been set for the wedding. /
