00 0 000000000000 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 00 November 11, 1972 BUFFALO EVENING NEWS Modern Living B-15 Bride of Maj. Thomas J. Cumbo An ivory velvet gown was worn by Miss Anne Marie Gannon when she exchanged vows with Maj. Thomas John Cumbo, USAF, at 11 AM today in Our Lady of Victory Basilica, Lackawanna. The Rev.
J. Patrick Keleher performed the ceremony for the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Norman E. Gannon of Ridge Lackawanna, and the son of Mrs.
Anthony P. Cumbo of Plymouth Ave. and the late Mr. Cumbo. Seed pearls trimmed the bride's gown and a Camelot velvet headpiece with seed pearl trim held her illusion veil.
She carried red roses and ervatamia. Miss Mary M. Sloan of Rockville, was maid of honor. Mrs. Felix L.
Padula was matron of honor. They wore Burgundy velvet floor length gowns with ivory lace trim at the collars and cuffs. Each carried a pink rose. In similar attire were the bridal attendants, Mrs. Norman E.
Gannon Mrs. Richard M. Stamile and Miss Mary F. Browne. Maureen E.
Gannon was flower girl for her sister. Dr. Edward T. Campagna was best man. Ushers were Norman E.
Gannon Brian J. Gannon, brothers of the bride; Dr. Stamile, Michael J. Brucklier Charles J. Brucklier, Angelo A.
Brucklier, Mr. Padula and Dr. Barry S. Schultz of Westbend, Conn. A reception was given in the Terrace Room of the Statler Hilton.
After a trip the couple will be at home temporarily in San Antonio, Tex. Trophy Dance Volunteers Are Named For Yacht Club For Blind Association Fair Set for Nov. 18 Mrs. Benjamin G. Bechtel, tle Mrs.
Theodore C. The Buffalo Yacht Club will have its annual Trophy Night Dinner Dance on Nov. 18 in the clubhouse. co*cktails and dinner will precede presentation of trophies at 8:20 PM for all one-design fleets, cruising auxiliary fleet and junior sailing. Dr.
and Mrs. John W. Vance are chairmen with Mr. and Mrs. Edgar C.
Koehler cOchairmen. They are being assisted by: Decorations, Mr. and Mrs. Edmund Rynaski; publicity, Mr. and Mrs.
Nicholas Economou; music and menu, Mr. and Mrs. Donald E. Gorey, who also are honorary chairmen for the dinner dance. chairman of volunteers for the 22d annual two-day Christmas Fair of Buffalo Association of the Blind Wednesday from 10 AM to 9 PM and Thursday from 10 AM to 6 PM, has announced assignments.
Members of Human Growth who will assist are Mrs. Albert N. Orlin, Mrs. A. Dautch, Mrs.
Harold T. Schweitzer, Mrs. Howard L. Lurie, Mrs. Jack Gelman, Mrs.
Harold Doran, Miss Augusta Riwchun. Working for the BAB will be Mrs. Peter G. Castle, Mrs. Roy H.
Fabry, Mrs. William W. Irwin, Mrs. Max Becker Mrs. Charles W.
Lockhart, Mrs. Edward L. Linder, Mrs. Philip B. Wels, Mrs.
Michael Hamilton, Mrs. Roy W. Doolit- Jewett Mrs. W. Welling Adams, Mrs.
Paul E. Rich, Mrs. Dean M. Rockwell, Mrs. S.
Robert Scheur. Members of the Riverside Lioness Club who are working will be Mrs. Joseph E. Youngman, Mrs. Alex J.
Szalay, Mrs. George Brandle, Mrs. George Ayer, Mrs. Tibor Panty, and Mrs. Francis King.
Workers of the Catholic Guild for the Blind will be Miss Anne Busalacchi, Mrs. Richard S. Schmigel and Mrs. Florence Hubbard. From Temple Beth Zion Service to the Sightless will be Mrs.
Peter Glick, Mrs. Max Strovroff, Miss Phyllis Goodman, Miss Anne Goodman, Mrs. Maurice Greenberg and Mrs. Julian L. Louis.
MISS HAVENS MISS MILBURN MISS YOHN In a candlelight ceremony At noon today in Christian A line Victorian peau de today at 6 PM Miss Sheryl Lynn Havens will become the bride of Michael Francis Wegelin in Orchard Park United Methodist Church, Orchard Park. Mr. and Mrs. Herbert B. Havens of West Seneca are the bride's parents.
Parents of the bridegroom are Mr. and Mrs. Herbert H. Wegelin of Willink Ave. Venice lace trims the velvet gown and mantilla to be worn by the bride.
Couple Travels To New England Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Anthony Baubonis are at home in Blasdell after a motor trip through the New England States. The couple was married Oct. 14 at 5:30 PM in St.
Joseph's Church, North Tonawanda, by Msgr. Richard P. Rutecki. Mr. and Mrs.
Felix Piotrowski of Wallace North Tonawanda, are the bride's parents. The bridegroom is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Edward A. Baubonis of Minnesota Ave.
LIBERATE YOURSELF a week least once Housework is good exercise. but shing is better. At Glenwood Acres we have a new, flexible program. You can ski 8 days, 10 am till 4:30 pm, with a hour lesson each day, G.L.M. lessons if you like.
You can ski once a week, twice a week or 8 weekdays in a row, Mon, thru between Dec. 11 and March 23 (excluding Dec. 25 Jan. 1). Lessons are at 10:30 am or 1:30 pm, your choice.
Sign up now. The program costs $45.50 but remember, that's for 8 lessons, 8 all day lift tickets. We'll send you an application, call Bobby Foster at 649-0188. GLENWOOD SKI SCHOOL Men get the same deal, too. Party Tuesday For Island Golf Board Mrs.
Edward G. MacFayden, president of Grand Island Women's Golf Association, will entertain newly installed officers and members of the Board of Directors at a co*cktail party Tuesday 8:30 PM in her home in Town of Tonawanda. Standing committee chairmen appointed by Mrs. MacFayden are: Social director, Harold J. Feldman; handicap, Miss Ethel T.
Payne; publicity, Mrs. Frederick Prosser; rules and greens, Mrs. Thomas F. Prestal. Trophies, Mrs.
Howard Paige; tournaments, William Rexford; sunshine, Mrs, William Kennedy; prizes, Mrs. Norbert A. Lehner. Special guests will be Mrs. Kenneth W.
Staub, parliamentarian, and Mrs. Richard B. Lyons, adviser. Amherst ORT To Hear Talk By Psychologist Dr. Joseph W.
House will discuss "A Psychologist Looks at Inter-marriage and Interdating" when Amherst Chapter at Large, Women's American ORT (Organization for Rehabilitation through Training), meets Nov. 21 at 12:30 PM in Buffalo Savings Bank, Amherst. The speaker is a clinical associate in the psychology department in State University of Buffalo, co-ordinator of the Day treatment program in Veterans Hospital and psychological consultant to the adolescent unit in Buffalo State Hospital. A Hanukah boutique of jewelry and stationery will be conducted. Mrs.
Donald Pallas will report on her recent trip to Jerusalem where she attended the first Women's American ORT conference held in Israel. Mrs. Stanley Axelrod will discuss plans for the chapter's major fund-raising program, a wine and cheese-tasting party and art exhibit Jan. 27. Insurance Unit Will Have Talk On Alcoholism "Identifying and Treating the Female Alcoholic" is the topic to be discussed by Richard J.
Gallagher when Insurance Women of Buffalo have dinner at 6 PM Nov. 14 in the Statler Hilton. Mr. Gallagher is executive director of the Buffalo Area Council on Alcoholism. Miss Naomi M.
Martelli, safety chairman, is chairman of the program. An "open forum" discussion at 5:30 PM will precede dinner. Miss Jennie M. Matteliano, president, led a group of Executive Board members attending the 30th mid-year convention and annual seminar of Federation of New York Insurance Women's Clubs last week in Oswego. Reunion Luncheon Stella Niagara Academy Alumnae Association had a reunion luncheon at 12:30 PM today in John's Flaming Hearth Restaurant, Niagara Falls.
Miss Eileen H. Wolf and Mrs. Cynthia Aungier Ogden were co-chairmen. MISS GANNON MISS CARLA LYNN SCHMITT Miss Carla Schmitt Wears Mother's Veil Miss Carla Lynn Schmitt completed her bridal attire with her mother's wedding veil of ivory illusion when she exchanged vows with Capt. Gary Michael Sanders, USAF, at 4:30 PM today in Wayside United Presbyterian Church.
The Rev. Dr. Walker Scott Brownlee performed the ceremony for the daughter of Howard George Schmitt of Hamburg and the late Mrs. Jane Hughson Schmitt and the son of Mrs. Dorothy A.
Sanders of San Marcos, and the -late Francis Sanders. Ivory satin was fashioned with a fitted bodice, having a MISS BONADONNA A scalloped beaded toque held Miss Marie Jane Bonadonna's veil she became the bride Stephen Douglas Martin at 1 PM today in Blessed Trinity Church. Msgr. Paul R. Juenker the performed daughter the of Mr.
ceremony and MIST. Salvatore L. Bonadonna of Sanford St. and the son of Mr. and Mrs.
Eugene R. Martin of Cheektowaga. Beaded Alencon lace accented the bride's, ivory organza gown which was fashioned with an A line skirt and chapel train. standing collar for the bride's gown. The long full sleeves were gathered into a cuff.
The gathered skirt with patch pockets was styled with a train. A circlet of roses and stephanotis held the bride's veil and she carried roses and stephanotis. Mrs. Russell P. Dalba Decatur, was matron of honor.
Bridesmaids were Miss Elizabeth S. Cooper of Wanakah and Miss Mary Francis Radice. Their gowns of ivory chiffon were made with fitted bodices and gathered skirts with ruffle flounces at the hemlines and wrists. They wore circlets of roses and stephanotis in their coiffures matching their bouquets. Thomas G.
Langham of Austin, was best man. Ushers were Frank Sanders of San Jose, brother of the bridegroom, and Capt. Hugh K. Johnson, USAF, of Tucson, Ariz. A reception was given in the Wanakah Country Club.
After a trip to Puerto Rico and St. Thomas the couple will be at home in Tucson after Nov. 20. Miss Williams To Be Married In Michigan Mr. and Mrs.
Lauren R. Williams of Hamburg announce the engagement of their daughter, Laurie to Philip B. Wargelin, son of Mr. and Mrs. Philip Wargelin of Pontiac, Mich.
Miss Williams is a graduate of Connecticut College and has been doing graduate work in University of Michigan. Her fireceived a bachelor of ance, degree in architecture and a master's degree in city planning from UM. He is a member of the American Institute of Planners. A Nov. 25 wedding will take place in Ann Arbor, Mich.
0 Gift Certificates now available $10 for Entire Evening of Dining Dancing Glenn Miller Orchestra Eduardo's 834-2121 0 00000000 0 3297 BAILEY AVE. 0 0 0 MISS DEBORAH MUNRO VIEILLARD Mrs. Barbara B. Vieillard Miss Vieillard was gradof Delaware Ave. and Dr.
uated from Chateau MontLouis Vieillard of Town of Choisi, Lausanne, SwitzerTonawanda announce the land. engagement of their daugh- Her fiance attends Bufter, Deborah Munro, to falo State University ColWilliam Paul Faust, son of lege. Mr. and Mrs. Michael The wedding is planned Faust of Cheektowaga.
for June. Kenmore WSCS Sponsors Luncheon, Sale Thursday Women's Society of Christian Service of Kenmore United Methodist Church will sponsor a luncheon and rummage sale Thursday from 9:30 AM to 1 PM in the church. Mrs. Raymond J. Popp and Mrs.
John L. Englert are chairmen. Mrs. Calvin J. Blatchford is luncheon chairman, Booth aides are: Jewelry, Mrs.
Harold L. Spohr; women's clothing, Mrs. Herbert V. Revill; men's clothing, Mrs. Douglas A.
Nixon; children's clothing, Mrs. Englert. Linens, Mrs. LeRoy R. Petteys; dishes, Mrs.
Thomas T. James; toys, Mrs. Lewis D. Turner; hats, shoes and purses, Mrs. J.
Oakley Irwin; hardware, books and records, Mrs. Popp. Cashiers and checkers are Mrs. Daniel M. Parker, Mrs.
Clifford L. Burr, Mrs. Robert L. Zelle, Mrs. Ralph S.
Wiegand, Mrs. Alfred Butler, I AURUM HAND CRAFTED AND ANTIQUE JEWELRY 883-6786 1053 ELMWOOD AVENUE BUFFALO, NEW YORK SAT. Mrs. Kenneth W. Varian, Mrs.
George O. Clarke and Mrs. Edward F. Crispell. Mrs.
Dal V. Ackerman and Mrs. Val J. Nadolinski are door chairmen. Miss Lillian A.
Humphreys is in charge of pickups. THANKSGIVING DINNERS FROM 12 NOON Eduardo's Rest. 3297 BAILEY AVE. Reservation 834-2121 Fellowship Church, North Collins, Miss Anita Louise Milburn and William M. Schlicher exchanged nuptial vows.
Mr. and Mrs. Fred P. Milburn of North Collins are parents of the bride. Parents of the bridegroom are Mr.
and Mrs. William J. Schlicher of Hamburg. A velvet Empire gown trimmed with Venice lace and pearls was worn by the bride. A Camelot headpiece, similarly trimmed, held her three-tier illusion veil.
MISS SCHIFFERLI A jersey gown with a Watteau train and hood bordered with beading was worn by Miss Pamela Jeanne Schifferli for her marriage to Salvatore Philip Spano today at noon. The Rev. Richard S. DiGuilio of St. Francis of Assisi Church performed the ceremony in St.
John the Baptist Church, Kenmore. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Argus Schifferli of Kenmore are the bride's parents. Parents of the bridegroom are Mr.
and Mrs. Samuel Spano of Frontenac Ave. Ceramic Guild Host in Home Kenmore Ceramic Guild. will be host at a birthday party for residents of the Wheel Chair Home having birthdays in November at 2 PM Wednesday in the Kenmore home. Mrs.
Wilfred T. Pearson is chairman. Hostesses will be Mrs. Robert J. Sisson, Mrs.
J. Merle Knaab, Mrs. Robert A. Craig and Mrs. Al Woods.
soie gown complemented with a cathedral veil trimmed with Venice lace was worn today at noon by Miss Nancy Carolyn Yohn for her marriage to Larry A. Long. The Rev. Gary Kibler performed ceremony in St. John Baptist Church, the Alden.
Mr. and Mrs. Albert C. Yohn of Alden are the bride's parents. Parents of the bridegroom are Mr.
and Mrs. William F. Long of Lancaster. Rebekah Lodge In Chaffee Pack Gift Boxes Newly elected officers of Chaffee Rebekah Lodge 503, Independent Order of Odd Fellows, are: Noble grand, Mrs. Byron E.
Fisher; vice grand, Mrs. Thomas Hittle; financial secretary, Miss Kathryn L. May; treasurer, Mrs. Donald Hoyt; secretary, Mrs. Archie L.
Haner. Musician, Miss Dorothy Wilson; noble grand's supporters, Mrs. Kenneth Kittleson, Mrs. Clinton A. Salmon; warden, Mrs.
Devere Sears; conductor, Mrs. William Jackson. Color bearer, Mrs. Ronald H. Kenyon; guardians, Mrs.
F. Gordon Stockin, Mrs. Dora M. Bork; chaplain, Mrs. Grove C.
Wilkins; vice grand's supporters, Mrs. Donald E. Coe, Mrs. Kenneth Jackson. Future activities include a children's Christmas party and packing of holiday gift boxes for shut-ins.
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