PAGE TWO SUNDAY, AUG. 3, 1969 ADVANCE-NEWS

W E D AT HEUVELTON — A irm an and Mrs. Earle F. J a ­c o b s and th e ir wedding p a rty posed for th is po rtra it f o r t h e i r wedding album, a f te r their m arriage in the U n ite d M ethodist C hurch of H euvelton, Saturday afternoon, J u ly 26. The bridegroom ’s fa ther, the Rev. Carl F. J a ­co b s , officiated. From le ft are M iss Carol Jacobs, a n d

Bridegroom’s Father Officiating Clergyman A t Jacobs - Steele Rites

Miss Sylvia C linger, b ridesm aids; Mrs. G ary (Patricia) B row n, m atron of honor; the b r id a l couple; Pvt. C arl W. Jacobs, b es t man; an d Law rence Steele and Jam es Sim m ons, u sh e rs . The flow er g irl is Miss Lynn V anCour and th e ring b e a re r is Jo n R ichards. (Betty S teele Photo)

M iss Judy M argaret S tee le ,; floral headpiece was worn with daughter of M r. and Mrs. A . j e t veil. She carried a Colon D onald Steele of Union S t.,!iaI bou9™t °f turquois Heuvelton, becam e the bride of A irm an First Class Earle F.Jacobs of Loring Air Force Base, at two o'clock Saturday afternoon, July 26, in the Unit-

coraland white pompons,

The bridesmaids, Miss Carol Jacobs, sister of the bride groom, and M iss Sylvia Cling­er. wore orange gowns and headpieces m ade like those of the matron of honor’s. They

ed Methodist Church of Heuvel- j a]so can'ied Colonial bouquets ton. The bridegroom is the son j turquois, coral and white of th e Rev. an d Mrs. C arl F, j pompons.Ja c o b s of M ain St. W estm or-, Lynn VanCour. niece ofland, N.Y. The Rev. Mr, Jacobs < ^ bridegroom, flower girl, officiated at th e ceremony. wore a long Empire style frock

T h e bride, given in m arriage of turquoise sa tin trimmed with bv h e r father, was attired in a white lace, and a matching long skimmer style gown o f: bow in her h a ir She carried » m ous de soie and Chantilly basket of assorted pompons, lace . The yoke of the lace was i J ° n Richards, was rm g beai fashioned with a stand up col-jer-la r and elbow length sleeves, j P v t E 2 c a r l IV. Jacobs, on both featuring a ruffle of Lbte ■ ]eaVe before leaving for Viet lace . Pearls and _ sequins em- ( s e r v e d as beSj; m an f0r bellished the m idnft front. The ^ brother. Ushers were Jam es W atteau bain of mous de soie g|mrnonS( brother-in-law of the w as appliqued ̂with the lace, bridegroom, of Mansvilie. N .r H er bouffant veil of illusion was and Lawrence Steele, barcher he:d by a capulet of lace petals .^ bride, Ogdensburg.embroidered with pearls. Sne ^ recepdon yeas held in tjie e a rn e d a cascade of yellow Qburch parlors, after which the ro se s and w hite carnations. ;bri£ial couple left on a wedding

M rs Garv (Patricia! Brown,:trip to the State of Maine , w as matron of honor for her w here they will reside at 253 s is te r . She w ore a long skim-;Sweden St., Caribou, m e r style gown of powder blue i The bride an d the bridegroom im ported chiffon, made with a , were graduated from Heuvelton s ta n d up co llar trimmed with:Central RpHoaT m iflfih. Th-

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CUT CAKE — Airman and Mrs. E arle F. Jacobs cut th e ir w edding cake at the recep tion held in the Church p a r ­lo rs after th e ir m arriage at the U nited M ethodist Church of Heuvelton Saturday afternoon , July 26. The b ride is th e form er J u d y M argaret S teele, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. A. D onald Steele of Union St.. Heuvelton. They will

reside a t Caribou. Maine. (Betty S teele Photo]

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WED AT GOUVERNEUR — Mrs. and Mrs. L y n n A ndrew P atsy and Sharon LaRue, bridesm aids; M iss Je an e tteW hitton a re shown w ith m em bers of the w edd ing p arty a f te r th e ir m arriage in the U n ited M ethodist Church, G ouverneur, Saturday evening, Ju ly 26. T he b rid e is th e fo rm er E laine Marie LaRue. F ro m left a re th e Misses

Elaine LaRue Bride Of Lynn A. Whitton A t Gouverneur Church

Miss Elaine Marie LaRue,’ The maid of honor, Mis daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Al- Jeanette Conklin, wore a Ion fred LaRue Jr., of Rural Route1 A-line gown of baby blue crop No. 1, Rossie, and Lynn And- 1 and daisy pattern lace. Th rew Whitton, son of Mr. and i lace yoke was m ade with Mrs. Lyle Whitton of Richville,, stand up collar and sho il were m arried in a double ring ! sleeves. Her matching head- eeremony at eight o’clock Sat- 1 piece was a fla t bow with veil- urday evening, July 26, in the , ing. She carried a Colonial bou-j United Methodist Church a t ! quet of blue and white chrysan- Gouverneur. The Rev. Stanley themums.E. Brown, officiated. . . . , n *, . . . The Misses Sharon and P atsy

The bnde, given in m arriage LaRue were bridesmaids f o r ! by her fattier, was attired m _a their sistei.. ^ WQre lo n g ;

Conklin, maid of honor; the b r id a l couple; Jam es Whit* ton , b est man; and A rchie W hitton Jr., an d L a rry LaR ue, ushers. The flow er g ir l is Miss Michelle W hitton and th e

ring bearer is M ark LaRue. (Betty S tee le Photo)

long Empire style gown of sa­tin, fashioned with a round neckline and long sleeves. Mo-i tifs of lace and sequins em­bellished the sleeves and the skirt front. A lace motif also accented the empire waistline. The Mantle train of the satin was embellished with lace mo­tifs and edged with lace. Her

sleeveless Empire style gowns of embossed taffeta, made with oval necklines, in pink and aq ­ua, respectively, and matching veiling for headpieces. They carried complementary bou­quets of chrysanthemums and daisies.

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matching Vetose "lace" daisies bride ^ Thomas J. Mallett, 602 River- 1 attend a birthday celebration1

bac '^nanefk Her6 matching silk and Technical College a t Can- Towers, is a patient in the for their great-granddaughter, — 5 ton in 1983. Until her m arriage intensive care unit of Commun- Sheila, who was four years old

I she was a stenographer in the ity General Hospital, Syracuse. Thursday. :| Faculty - Student Association He was taken there by ambul- ' _ |i office at the Canton college. ance Thursday night after suf-i Tne bridegroom attended Jef- feeing a heart attack at the Specialist 4 and Mrs. Gerald iferson Community College be-hom e of his grandson-in-law Lipinski, stationed with the U.S.

shoulder veil of illusion was sin of the bridegroom, was i held by a cap of daisies em- flower girl. She wore a short bellished with pearls. She car- frock of white lace over satin, ried a cascade of white m ade with a round neckline chrysanthemums and white an d , and long sleeves. Her h ea d -!lavender miniature carnations. 1 piece was a band of flowersl" 7 7 7 7 7-*Avith veiling. She carried a bou- j

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M ark LaRue, brother of the: bride, was ring bearer.

Jam es L. Whitton of Rich-! ville, served as best man for * - his cousin. Ushers were L arry LaRue. brother of the bride,and Archie Whitton Jr., Rich­ville, cousin of the bridegroom.

A reception was held in F el­lowship Hall of the Church. T h e ; bridal couple will reside at

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ISJudith Mashaw Is Married To Edw ard Wicks

Miss Judith A. Mashaw. dau­g h te r of M rs. Emery' Mashaw of 210 North Rosseel St.. this city . and Edw ard T. Wicks, son of Mr. and Mrs. William Wicks of Minoa, N.Y'.. were married a t seven o'clock Saturday even­in g . July 26, at Lisbon. Justice of the Peace William R. Binion officiated.

The couple’s only attendants w ere the bride's mother and th e bridegroom’s father.

A reception was held at the hom e of th e bride's mother. T h e newlyweds will reside at 4 P in e St., city .

The bridegroom is employed a t Lalonde’s Moving and Stor­a g e Company. The bride is the proprietor o f the Magic Mirror Beauty Salon, City. i

fore entering the Air Force. He and granddaughter, Mr. and !graduated from Electronics Mrs. Charles J , (Judy) Lock-

Army in Germany, are the par-

School at Keesler AFB, Missis- wood, Camiflus. Mr. and Mrs. cnb> a daughter. Stephanie

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M allett had gone to Syracuse to Anne, born June 1. The couple’sn rst child, Stephanie weighed 6 lbs. 7 oz. at birth. Mrs. Lipinski is the former Cindy Mills of this city. Their address 's Sp-4 Gerald Lipinski. 080-40- 3294. Co. A - 2 Bn., APO 30 Inf., New York, N.Y. 09033.

Two Marriage Licenses Issued Here Friday

Two m arriage licenses w ere issu ed at the Office of th e City C lerk on F riday .

The f i r s t was to George Winfield H ill, Sr„ 54, of the Town of Oswegatchie who is n o t em ployed and M ary EJlen Raven, a housekeeper, also o f . th e Town of Oswegatchie.

They W ill live on RD No. 3.The o th e r license w ent to

Nelson Jo sep h Woods, Jr., 23, o f 6 Lake Street, em ployed at the St. Lawrence State Hos­pital, and Cathy A nn Brown, 19, of 905 Jefferson Avenue, a m achine operator at the Newell M fg. Company.

They p la n to res id e at 6 Lake St.

Mr. and Mrs. Ivan Putney, Lisbon, will be honored at an open house today on their 46th wedding anniversary. The open house will be held by their son- in-law and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Lester Martin, at the Put­ney home. River Road, from 1 to 5 p.m, and from 7 to 9 p.m . Mr. and Mrs. Putney were m arried Aug. 1, 1929. She is the former Opal Scott, daughter of the late George and Viva Mac- Dermid Scott of Ogdensburg.

ACCEPT POSITTON-Alan S.Robertson, a native of Mas­sena, has accepted a posi­tion at the St. Lawrence County Bank in Canton. He graduated from Massena Central High School in 1965 and attended Cornell Univer­sity, graduating in June 1969. He obtained his BS degree in Business Administration, ma­joring in money and bankig.

WEDDING PORTRAIT — M r. and Mrs. Lynn A ndrew W hitton posed for th is w edding portra it a f te r their m a r- raige in the U nited M ethodist Church a t G ouverneur Saturday evening, Ju ly 26. A reception w as held in F e l ­lowship Hall of the church. T hey will r e s id e at Richville.

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S LU ’s Han Holland Will ~ Take Post At Boston 1 .

. i Boston, Mass. — Edward T. tha t became vacant on Ju-ly fst The bride was graduated „ , T : t. r, , ,,

Cmivprneiir Central School Holland, Director of Sports In-!when Dunphy resigned afterin 1966, and from Ogdensburg formation at St. Lawrence Uni- eight years to accept a publicBusiness School. Ogdensburg, ' ’ersitY in N ’Y” haf FeIatlons P°sj ™ th the m utual; • been named to the sam e posi- insurance industry.

, The bridegroom was gradual- to°fn° announcement bv A native of New Jerse-V- Vaned from Gouverneur Centra § ‘ y directo^ Holland earned his college de-School in 1965. He is engaged , ._ ’ ’ ’ g ree from the University ofin farming with h is father, and ' Alabama in 1960 where he maj-

i is a member of tlie m ilitary Van Holland, 33, succeeds Art ored in radio and television | reserves. Dunphy at the B.U. position! a r ts and served as the sports

director and football piay-by- play announcer for the student

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He worked in various indus­tr ia l public relations posts from* 1960 to 1966, during Which firde he also served a tour on active duty with the New Jersey Air National G uard during the Ber­lin Crisis.

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In 1966 he w as named to the 1 sports information position at St. Lawrence.

He will assum e his duties at Boston University on August 15th.

Mr. and Mrs. E rnest Me-, Guire, 413 Main St., return-! ed home F riday from a E u­ropean tou r which took them to Germany, Switzerland, A ustria, France and England. Both Mr. and Mrs. McGuire a re employed by S tandard Shade R oller Co. M r. and Mrs. Hyland Gwin resided in th e McGuire home during th e ir absence.

ANNOUNCE ENGAGEMENT - Mr. a n d Mrs. Tim othy H. B urke of 940 J a y St., th is city, announce the engage­ment o f their daugh ter, M argarita, to Law rence Silver, son of M r. and M rs. Manley Silver of 312 Jay St., city. Miss B u rk e was graduated frorn O gdensburg F re e Acad­emy in 1968, an d from Pow eLon’s Business Institu te , Syracuse, this y ea r, Mr. S ilver was g raduated from Ogd- densburg Free Academ y in 1966. He is em ployed at Massena.

Mary Ann Adams, age 13, Or­lando, Florida, and Nancy and Bobby Smith swam the St. Law­rence River, Thursday evening. Mary Ann and her family are visiting her grandmother. Mrs. Anna Martin. The swim took

j just about an hour. Mary Ann is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph White. Nancy and Bobby! Smith live a t 503 Hamilton St.

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mSLU SPEAKER - Jam es A. Fitz Patrick, chairman of (he

New York State Power Au­thority, will deliver the ad­dress and receive an hon­orary Doctor of Laws De­gree at the summ er com­mencement ceremonies at St. Lawrence University Aug. 8. Baccalaureate and masters degrees will be conferred at the ceremonies which will be conferred at the ceremonies which will be held at 10:30 a.m. in Gunnison Memorial Chapel. The public is wel­

come.

PLAN FALL WEDDING — Mr and Mrs F ian c is Todd of the G ouverneur Road, Canton, announce th e engage­m ent of th e ir daughter, B arbara Fern, to P h ilip Ber­trand, son of Mr. and Mrs. P ercy Bertrand of th e English Settlem ent Road, M orristow n. Miss Todd attended Can­ton schools. She is em ployed at the S tate U niversity A gricultural and Technical College at Canton. Mr. Ber­trand a te n d e d Morristown schools. He is engaged in

farm ing. A fall w edding is planned.

Regular Birth Control Clinics

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Are AnnouncedT he nex t reg u la r b ir th con-

t r o l clinics o f P lanned P a r­enthood of Northern New Y ork will b e at 7 o ’clock Tuesday evening A ugust 12 at the P o tsdam H ospital in Potsdam a n d at 10 o ’clock W ednesday morning A u g u st 6 a t the E .J . Noble H ospita l, Doctor's B uild ing in G ouver­neur,

Clinic serv ices are avail­ab le to an y o n e seeking in fo r­mation, adv ice and in s tru c ­tio n in th e use of th e b irth control m ethods of t h e pa­tien t's cho ice . For in fo rm a­tion and appo in tm en ts -Ml G ouverneur 287-0740 from* 9 to 4:30 on weekdays o r 26H- 3920 m ornings.

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