Washington County Post from Salem, New York • 4

I Hiiriiiin New spapcrv. Ihurvd.iv October Wt Kirk-Ilrownell Wedding Performed in Greenwich Newlyweds Reside in Schenectady NO. HOOSICK Announcement is made of the marriage of Priscilla Jean Sweet, daughter of Mrs. Fverett Sprague of North Hoosick, to Raymond Charles Colehamcr of Troy by the Rev. Joel Miller on August 14.

Kathy Hems, sister of the bridegroom, was matron of honor. Roxanna Oslerlund and Tammy Sprague, sisters of the bride, were other attendants. Best man was Harry Hems, and Thomas Tremblay and Runny St. Pierre were ushers. Melissa Hems and Fverett Sprague Jr.

were flower girl and ring bearer. The newlyweds are living in Schenectady I nrundilionally Thompson Ilonoml at Tho Showers FAGIE BRIDGE Linda Thompson of Eagle Bridge was honored October 6 with a party given by her to-workers ai the Dept. of Motor Vehicles in Albany. Kelreshments were netted and she received a variety of shower gifts. Miss Thompson, who will be married to Donald I'.

Sweet of Eagle Bridge on October 9. was given a miscellaneous shower in the North Hoosick Firehouse last month by her bridal alien-dants. Joan Huffman, Debbie Thompson, Patricia Herrington. and Kathleen Leonard. Forty friends and relatives attended.

Decorations were in green and yellow. A shower cake furnished by her aunt. Mrs. John Leonard, decorated in the same colors, was used for the table centerpiece. Other refreshments also were served.

Ilonu for Weekend Among students at home for the weekend were Cecilc Brandi and Kathy Martinez, SUNY, Cortland; John Vitro, University of Rochester, and Robert Vitro of SUNY. (u3rr'frd fwi ft hibilily. color fnvtnra, A tthrinkigr Stir 3 lo 12 UKN IMIL :30 Id 3: 30 1HIHS a KR1.TIL0 uo GRFENWICH -Joseph's Catholic Church of Greenwich was the setting of the marriage October 2 of Louanne Brownell, daughter (Krawczyk Photo) Linda Sheridan Wed To Perry Mattison EVERYTHING TO BUILD REMODEL WITH FOR HOME-FARM-INDUSTRY PROMPT, COURTEOUS SERVICE LOW PRICES of Mr. and Mrs. Loris Brownell, and Delbert Kirk, son of Mr.

and Mrs. Joseph Kirk, all of Greenwich. The Rev. Albert C. Shannon, OSA, performed the ceremony.

I Organist was Terry Kelly and soloist Paula Sawyer. Mr. Brownell gave his daughter away. She wore a long gown of organza with a matching Juliet cap and three-tiered illusion veil. Bridal attendants were Nancy Grolley.

Leitha Brownell, sister of the bride, and another sister, Linda Brownell. Douglas Kirk was best man for his brother. David Kuzmich and Thomas Bain ushered. A reception took place in the VFW Home in Greenwich. The newlyweds were graduated from Greenwich Central School.

Mrs. Kirk is employed by Saratoga-War-ren County BOCES, and her husband by Greenwich Associated Craftsmen. Following a honeymoon trip through the Adirondacks to Canada and to Niagara Falls, the couples address will be RD 1, Box 199B, Schuylerville. WALTER KLNNLN Calcium is unevenly furnished in foods, and calcium absorption from the digestive tract is poor compared with absorption of other nutrients. The best single source of calcium conies, of course, from milk products.

The second best source is green, leafy vegetables, but depending upon this source alone is not advisable because of the relatively small amounts of calcium contained in these vegetables compared with the large amounts available in milk. From A to whatever your vitamin needs mav be, KINNLNS PHARMACY, 75 fc. Main Cambridge has the one that you are looking for. Let our knowledgeable pharmacist explain the various contents to you. Convalescent aids for sale or rent, include wheel chairs, walkers, canes, crutches and commodes Free prescription pickup and delivery service.

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headpiece and lace with blue ribbon. Following a reception at the Bennington Elks Lodge, the newlyweds went to the Pocono Mts. for their honeymoon. Mrs. Mattison, a graduate of Hoosick Falls Central School and Albany Business College, is employed at Southern Vermont College in Bennington.

Her husband was graduated from Mt. Anthony Union High School, served three years in the Army, and is an employe of the Town of Pownal. Mr. Mattison belongs to Pownal American Legion Post and East Pownal Fire Dept. The couple will live in a new home on Maple Grove Road.

ELKS AUXILIARY MEETS OCT. 13 HOOSICK FALLS The regular monthly meeting of Elks Ladies Auxiliary will be held Wednesday, Oct. 13 at 8:15 p.m. in the Elks clubhouse. Members should turn in their raffle tickets for the November social to Mrs.

Robert Hall. HOOSICK FALLS The marriage of Linda Marie Sheridan, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Sheridan of Eagle Bridge, and Perry Mattison. son of Mrs.

Mildred Mattison and the late Ralph Mattison of Bennington. was performed in Church of the Immaculate Conception, September 25 by the pastor, Rev. Walter J. Quinn. OSA.

Prudence Tatro was organist and Donald Sutton soloist. Bridal attendants were Diane Sheridan, honor. Jean Sheridan, Mrs. John Rogers, Mrs. Robert Knapp, and as junior bridesmaid Sherry Sheridan.

Clarence Mattison served as best man. Robert Knapp. Gary Bishop, and Flynn Mattison ushered, and Larry Sheridan was junior usher. The bride was escorted by her father. She was gowned in chiffon over taffeta trimmed with chata de ange lace accented with blue satin ribbon on bodice.

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CAMBRIDGE Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Bounds Jr. of Cambridge announce the engagement of their daughter Josephine to John Shewell, son of Mr. and Mrs.

Merrell Shewell of Glens Falls. Miss Bounds is a graduate of Cambridge Central School and a senior at SUNY of Geneseo, majoring in speech and hearing. Mr. Shewell is employed by Jaxtons in Glens Falls. No date has been set for the wedding.

Joseph Grobuski to Wed IIoIIv Jones HOOSICK FALLS Mr. and Mrs. Robert J. Jones of 149 Church Street, announce the engagement of their daughter Holly Elizabeth to Pvt. Joseph Grobuski, son of Robert Grobuski of 181 Church Street, and Mrs.

Rubv Grobuski of Northfield, Vt. Miss Jones is a WS graduate of Hoosick Falls Central School and is employed at the Paradise Restaurant in Bennington, Vt. FVt. Grobuski is also a 1975 graduate of Hoosick Falls Central and is now serving with the Marine Corps at Parris Island. S.C.

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