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ing staffers, holiday breads,
books and other gift items were
WHLSBORO — An estimated on sale.
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Fashion world notes
Jackie Kennedy in
near-to-mini skirt
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Vhas Barry floaUy h*d a
fO«dJob, workingforthe fabe] « • Benaatt family on Beooatfr Island, Van soon began
acting and keeping!
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eric was a bestnieiliag autiwr.
During that tone, he wrote several stories drawn from l i s
boyhood in the Mohawk Valley.
They never appeared in one volume, and were not reprinted
until this year.
"Harold Frederic, Stales of
York State," e d i t e d by
Thomas F. O'Donnell, to us
Northern New Yorkers.
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a pig. But her reasons had
Dotting to do with Barry.
decorations
Uke Us first twe Bevels, Dick
Francis' "Odds Against/' has to
do with the racing world. It is meeting
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the story of Sid HaBey, one of
England's inoet famous Jockeys,
who became a private investigator after an accident crippled
one of his hands. Sid had some
breathtaking adventures when
he set out to look into a series
of apparent accidents at a famous track. It just isnt possible
to put this down unfinished.
DOT BOURLffR, Editor
A display of gift items that
surrounding communities attend*
created
much interest was the
ed the second annual "Greens
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Wadwaadoy, Dacambaf 7 , 1 9 6 *
Tea Open House'* held at the table of gifts made in the Holy
Land. Th\& is a self-help project
Congregational Church Hall.
of the Congregational Church.
"Socially and financially, our
second Greens Tea was a deThe band - crafted items,
cided success/* stated Mrs. Har- among them hand-carved olive
old Perketi, president of thewood figurines and nativity
Women's Fellowship of the Congregational United Church of scenes, are made by refugees
In foreign lands. The Church
Christ, sponsor of the event.
acts as a non-profit agent for
The spirit of Christinas was
very much in evidence from the sale of these articles. All money
\ NEW YORK (AP) - By trade publication which makes
"Kissing Bell" hung over the is returned to the refugees.
it its business to keep an eye on
entrance to the caroling of the "Our theme for this year of | wearing short-short skirts Mrs.
her chic wardrobe wherever she
John
F.
Kennedy
who
as
first
Congregational United Church of
happens to wear it.
Christ junior choir. The 11-mem- 1966 has been 'Mission Here in ! lady set style trends around the
Gradually, as Mrs. Kennedy
ber choir was under the direc- Our Community—Our Calling'/* j world indicates she is still very
has
come out of mourning for
!
much
with
it
in
terms
of
fasbtion of Miss Mildred Grupe, or- Mrs. Perkett explained. "By 1
the
late
president, she has been
ion.
opening the holiday season on
ganist for the church.
attracted
to contemporary—if
The beauteous brown-eyed
a note of hospitality and gracIn keeping with the holiday j iousness, we have put our theme , lady who sometimes was criti- not quite mod—costumes as
spMLrefosbroents were served i into practice" she concluded. ^cized during her White House. ! spice to generally elegant Eurostay because her hemlines hit I pean couture garments.
by the ladies group.
mid-knee, appeared recently at | Italian couturier Valentino
ELLENBURG DEPOT
The tea table, centered by an
the LaFayette Restaurant in a| seems to be her favorite designarrangement of red and white
skirt three inches shorter than )er.
Area News
that.
I On the day recently that Mrs.
carnations, was presided over
I Kennedy bared her knees, she
Although
the
costume
was
not
by Mrs. Roy Rodenhiser, Mrs,
Mrs. Dennis Norton
I quite mini, "it was the shortest ; wore a simple collarless camClinton Snyder and Mrs. Leonf dress we've seen her in," said jel's hair dress and a shorter
ard McClure.
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1 Dick Atkins, an executive of i camel's hair coat with mandar'Womens Wear Daily, a fashion I in collar.
Christmas decorations, stock-
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MR. and MRS. HUGH MARTIN
Velma Buckley
weds Hugh Martin
BjAJLPJSKTAWEST
WESTPORT — How to combine native greens and the latest
commercial materials will be the
subject of a meeting to be held
at 7:30 p m Friday at the Agricultural Center here.
REDFORD—Miss Velma RosThis meeting is sponsored by
ella
Buckley, daughter of Mr.
the 4-H Division of the Essex
and Mrs. Raymond Buckley Sr.,
County Extension Service.
of Saranac, was married recentMrs.
Donald
Stiles
will
be
the
There's a sew csfleettee sf
ly to Hugh Richard Martin, son
demonstrator.
Harry Golden articles, with the
Mrs. Stiles is co-owner with of Mrs. Theresa Martin and the
difficult to pronounce title, "Ess,
late Clifford Martin, of DanneEss, Mein Kindt'' literally her husband, Donald Stiles, of
mora.
Hillside
Gardens,
a
greenhouse
translated from the Yiddish,
in
Westport
ITiey
have
operatsays Mr. Golden, this means
The Rev. Norman Poupore
"Eat, Eat, My ChUd," and was ed this greenhouse for the past performed the double-ring ceremore or less a rallying cry dur- 12 years.
mony and officiated at the NupChristmas decorating with na- tial Mass in the Church of the
ing U s childhood on New York's
tive greens is a bobby of Mrs.
Lower East Side.
Assumption.
Stiles,
Lite an Mr. GoUen's books,
The bride, given in marriage
She has attended many Corthis is wise and witty.
nell extension courses in exter- by her father, wore a full-length
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gown of Peau de soie with handDerek Marlowe's first novel, ior and interior home improve- clipped rosepoint lace trim. It
"A Dandy in Aspic/1 is the story
featured long, pointed sleeves,
of Alexander Eberfin, a young
a Sabrina neckline edged in seman employed in British Intelliquins and seed pearls, a fitted
gence. Apparently he is Just
bodice and a full bouffant skirt
what he seems, but in fact be
with pickup revealing tiny tiers.
is a Russian-born and trained
The gown had a detachable
assassin. Tbere are few more
court train with rows of roseBy MRS, ALFRED WHITE
oazaroous occsopatioos t&so tost
point lace inserts and edging.
of double agent, as young Mr
SARANAC-Mrs. Walton True Her silk illusion veil with
Eberiin found out
spent Thanksgiving week in applique of lace was held by a
I stiB haven't made op my Elizabeth, N J., with her brother crown of orange blossoms. She
mind whether Mr. Marlowe is in-law and sister-in-law, Mr. and carried a cascade bouquet of
playing it straight, or perpetrat- Mrs. Charles W. Hamilton. On cymbidium orchids and pink
Tlianksgiving Day, they all went and white roses.
ing a colossal spoof.
Mrs. Mabel Amrhein, sister of
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to Summit, N J., where they had
the
bride, was the matron of
dinner with the Hamilton's son
is no
honor.
She wore a full-length
with my next choice, "Highway and family, Mr. and Mrs.
crystal
aqua
Empire-style
Homicide." Paul Kearney, the Charles T. Hamilton.
gown
of
chiffon
and
lace with
Pat Casey has been in Schenauthor, also wrote "How To
satin
trim.
It
featured
a scoop
| ectady for several weeks manneckline,
fitted
bodice,
French
aging the Royce Shoe Store.
From there be win go to Albany circular sleeves and a detachto be manager of the shoe store able Watteau panel. Her headin the Westgate Shopping Cen- piece was a matching demi-cap
of self fabric roses with cluster.
Mrs. Margaret Craig accom- ters of tiny velvet leaves. She
panied her son-in-law and daugh- carried a cascade bouquet of
ter, Mr. and Mrs. Doand Good- white pom pons and pink and
win, to their borne in Swath- white roses.
Mrs. Leeward Frenyea, sister
more, Pa^ where she will spend
of
the bride, and Miss Sue Reif,
the winter,
were bridesmaids. They wore
Mr. and Mrs. George DeWein gowns and headpieces the same
of Forestport spent the holiday as the matron of honor and carweekend with their son-in-law ried cascade bouquets of pink
and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Burton Duquette and visited friends
here. They were accompanied meats programs. These workshops have specialized in flower
by Mr. DeWein's mother, Mrs.
arrangements and holiday decGeorge DeWein, who makes her
orating.
home with then.
Mrs. Stiles is a graduate of
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Humthe University of Massachusetts,
mel of Schenectady spent the
having majored in home eco»
wuiiiitil with Mrs. Hnmmel's
parents, Mr. and Mrs. Edmund
Mrs. W. True
spends holiday
with Hamiltons
Printed Pattern
buy
to
oil
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and white pom pons.
Miss Meredith Kelly, cousin
of the groom, was the flower
girl. Her gown was similar to
those of the attendants, in white.
She carried a basket of pink
and white pom pons.
Lawrence Buckley, nephew of
the bride, was ringbearer.
Garence Martin served his
brother as best man. Ushers
were Alan Martin and Leeward
Frenyea.
Following the ceremony a
wedding reception was held at
the Northern Lights Restaurant
in Clayburg.
After a wedding trip to the
Catskill Mountains, the couple
are living at 36B North Beekman Street in Plattsburgh.
Mrs. Martin is a graduate of
Au Sable Forks High School and
is employed as a teletypist at
Sears Roebuck Co. in Plattsburgh.
Mr. Martin is a graduate of
Lyon Mountain High School,
served 4 years in the U.S. Coast
Guard, and is employed at the
Plattsburgh Air Force Base Exchange.
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