PAGE TWENTY- TWO DIAL 323-3000 POTTSTOWN MERCURY, POTTSTOWN, PA. FRIDAY, JUNE 4, 1965 Sharon Warne Announces Summer Program At YWCA Varied Activities Scheduled for Children, Teenagers and Adults in Town And Penn Village Sharon Warne, YWCA, program director, announced the offerings in Summer program material for the women and girls of the Pottstown area. This is the first Summer the YW has been able to offer tensive recreational and educational opportunities. For the youth, program begins with a Day camp, Camp Y-GiPo, which will run for the month of July for girls seven ten. to This camp will offer hiking, sports, games, arts and crafts, drama and other camp crafts under qualified leadership.
Saturday mornings will entice the age group of 11 to 13 when the YW will unveil "Operation Confidence." This program will include instruction in hair styling, good grooming, posture, coupled with a physical fitness emphasis. Horseback riding lessons will include ages 14 to 18. A local stable will be for the Girls on Horseback." These lessons will take place once a week for the month of July. "The Repertory Theater" will be continued this Summer for all boys and girls in the age HOW TO LIVE WITH HEAD NOISES! Now for the first time learn the facts about one of the major causes of hearing distress. Until today little has been told about this irritating symptom that annoys millions.
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grouping 14 to 18. Every Tuesday night, from July 27 to Aug. 31, these young actors and actresses will be learning the skills of make up, set decoration, directing and acting. They will be preparing for the time when all these skills will materialize in several plays presented for the public. For the adults, the Summer program holds varied interests.
A tops club is being formed for all those women who would like to lose a few pounds by pleasant methods. Tops is a national organization approved by the medical profession and the American Medical association. "Self Defense For Women" a weeks course begin June 24. Registration for this program will continue to June 17. Assisting with instruction will be representatives of the Pottstown Police department.
For aspiring artists, George (Bucky) Walters, 1o- cal artist will conduct course in landscape painting. Field trips 1 to many parts of Pottstown will be an essential part of this oil and water painting excursion. Once again, the YWCA will conduct an arts and crafts program at Penn Village every Thursday for six weeks beginning July 8. Mrs. Mark Collins will be project advisor with Sharon Warne as director.
The program will be expanded to take in a larger range of girls and will feature such projects as contact boxes and clay modeling. Anyone interested in obtaining more information concerning the YWCA Summer program may call the office before the class begins. Meeting Set By UCC Guild Mrs. Stanley H. Brungess, president, will be in charge of a program entitled "Come And See" at a meeting of the Women's guild Monday night in Brownback's United Church of Christ.
Hostesses are Mrs. Robert W. Caldwell Jr. and Mrs. Vernon E.
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Louella Reifsnyder, Bleim road, was host to members of Ladies Bible class of First Church of the Brethren. Mrs. Ruth Bergman, president, was in charge of devotions and offered prayer. The Sunshine committee visited Mrs. Allen Powell, Mrs.
Lillie Davidheiser and Mrs. Martha Ellis. The class decided to buy a new umbrella stand for the church. Mrs. Irene Covely reported on a meeting of the auxiliary for the Peter er home for the aged to be built in Harleysville.
It will be a Brethren home. The next auxiliary meeting from all Brethren churches will be Sept. 21 at the local church. It was voted to send $25 to the auxiliary for the home. The annual picnic of the class will take place in August at the home of Mrs.
Rachel Seivard, Birdsboro RD 2. Attending the meeting were Mrs. Irene Covely, Mrs. Gertrude Hartranft, Mrs. Marie Hanley, Mrs.
Elsie Smith, Mrs. Betty Grebe, Edith Johnson, Mrs. Mary Wanner, Mrs. Elizabeth Shellenberger, Mrs. June McKee and Mrs.
Catherine Hauseman. Also, Mrs. Louella Reifsnyder, Mrs. Ruth Bergman, Mrs. Rena Bolton, Mrs.
Clara Sell, Mrs. Virginia Mitch, Mrs. Elizabeth Mohn and Mrs. Ardith Pusch. Mrs.
Jackson Is Honored At Shower A surprise stork shower was given in honor of Mrs. William Jackson, 729 Grant street, at her home. Hostesses for the affair were Mrs. Leon Gibbs, Mrs. Lawrence Bradshaw and Mrs.
Walter Jackson. Blue and white streamers were extended above the buffet luncheon table which was centered with a blue baby cradle and a large decorated cake. Guests attending were Mrs. Rosie Butler, Mrs. Pearl Carter, Mrs.
Mary Harris, Mrs. Francis Williams, Mrs. Taze Clifford, Mrs. Hortense Gillis, Mrs. Cleo Faison, Mrs.
Mary Banks, Mrs. Johnnie Waters, Mrs. Mary Rodgers, Mrs. Vickie Clifford and Mrs. Dorothy Glenn.
Absentee gifts were received from Mrs. Linda Gibbs, Mrs. Maxine Monroe, Mrs. Emma Farmer, Mrs. Barbara Corum, Mrs.
Elaine Blakley, Mrs. Bertha Jackson and Mrs. Jessie Allen. RICH CAKE FILLING Dry macaroons and crush them so you have fine crumbs; fold the crumbs into sweetened whipped cream and use for a cake filling. Baxter-Borneman Nuptials Read in Greentree Church Couple Honeymoons at Niagara Falls Following Reception in Church Annex Ferns, white gladioli and um decorated Greentree Church of the Brethren, Oaks, for the marriage of Sandra R.
Borneman and George M. Baxter. The bride is a daughter of Mrs. Raymond W. Borneman, 160 West Reading pike, Limerick, and the late Mr.
Borneman. Parents of the bridegroom, Mr. and Mrs. Francis Baxter, reside at Phoenixville RD 1. A recital of organ music was presented by Mrs.
Theodore Kershner, prior to the double ring service performed by the Rev. Wayne Dick. The bride was given In marriage by her uncle, Barton T. Ziegler. She wore white dress of silk mist, fashioned with scoop line, elbow length sleeves and appliques of reembroidered alencon lace on bodice bell skirt.
The lace motifs also trimmed the detachable watteau train. Her three tier chapel length veil was held by a crown of seed pearls and aurora borealis. She carried a bouquet of stephanotis, pink sweetheart roses and ivy. Mrs. Robert S.
Helm, Quakertown, served as matron of honor. Her floor length gown of romance blue had an empire bodice and A line skirt. Venice lace trmimed the elbow length sleeves. She wore a headpiece of lilies of the valley, centered with an azure blue rose, and puff face veil. She carried pink and white carnations with ivy.
Bridesmaids were Ardyth Hersh, Sumneytown, and Mrs. Lowell F. Moyer, sister of the bride, Norristown. They were attired like the honor attendant, but in azure blue, and carried pink carnations with ivy. Edwin Kehr, Phoenixville, was best man.
Robert Baxter, Phoenixville RD 1, brother of the bridegroom, and Robert S. Helm, Quakertown, ushered. Mother of the bride, Mrs. Borneman, was attired in a and jacket of azure blue dress silk linen with white accessories. Mrs.
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When the couple left for one week honeymoon at Niagara Falls, the bride was wearing a two piece white pique ensemble with black polka dot blouse and corsage of pink sweetheart roses. Mr. and Mrs. Baxter are 1 residing at 160 West Ridge pike, Limerick. The bride was graduated from Spring-Ford High school with the class of 1963 and attended Goldey Beacom Junior college, Wilmington, Del.
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Mr. and Mrs. John Eidel, Pottstown, and Mr. and Mrs. (John Fox, Collegeville, gave a farewell party at North Wales (firehall in honor of Mr.
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MR. AND MRS. LESTER L. ZERN Lester Zern, Mary Miller Wed in Niantie Lutheran Honeymoon in Canada Follows Double Ring Rites Read By Rev. Steinmann The marriage of Mary Alice Miller and Lester L.
Zern was solemnized in Niantic Lutheran church by the Rev. Harry Steinmann. White gladioli and carnations decorated the altar for the double ring ceremony. Parents oft the bride, Mr. and Mrs.
Melvin R. Miller, reside at Barto RD 1. Mr. Zern is a Picnic Given Hospitalized Veterans Two members from the local American Legion auxiliary were among members of the Bicounty council who arranged a picnic for 159 patients at Coatesville and Norristown State hos- pitals. The picnic took place at Valley Forge park.
Patients were veterans of World War World War II and the Korean conflict. Also present was the state auxiliary president Mrs. T. LeRoy Bidleman. The Coatesville hospital glee club and band entertained.
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She carried a cascade of white roses. Her pearl necklace was a gift of the bridegroom. Gladys Schultz, East Greenville RD 1, was maid of honor. She wore a floor length gown of white silk sheer over nile green taffeta styled with a bateau neckline and elbow length sleeves. A band of embroidery trim-, med the bell skirt.
In her hair she wore a cluster of leaves with a Dior rose and veiling. Betty Elaine Miller, Manatawny and Carol Ann Litwhiller, Bally, were gowned like the honor attendant to serve as bridesmaids. All attendants carried cascades of pink miniature carnations. W. Harold Zern was best man for his brother.
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