The Morning Call from Allentown, Pennsylvania • 24

a THE MORNING CALL, -Lens Art MRS. EDWARD BRICKLER Brickler, Weaver Alice Trene Weaver, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Arthur R. Weaver Sr.

of 333 Blaine East Bangor, became the bride, of Cpl. Edward Scott Brickler, son of Mr. and Mrs. Edward Brickler of Cherryville, on Nov. 22.

The Rev. T. Buttimer and the Rev. Paul Butterfield officiated in East Bangor United Methodist Church. The bride was given in marriage by shew parents.

Brenda Kay Lamson maid of honor. Annette Marie Brickler and Mrs. Arthur R. Weaver Jr. were bridesmaids.

Thomas Brickler was best Ushers were Arthur R. Weaver Jr. and Joseph Gerkovich. The bride, a graduate of Bangor High School and Churchman Business College, was employed at Sonny's Sportswear. husband, a graduate of Northampton High School, is serving with the 2nd Marine Air Wing, Cherry Point, N.C.

After a trip to Delaware Water Gap and Elizabeth City, N.C., the couple will reside in North Carolina. Allentown, Tuesday, Nov. 25, 1969 Nuptials Noted Wisdom, Brink serving with the U.S. Army. -Fella MRS.

GLENN WISDOM Sharon L. Brink, daughter Mr. and Mrs. Ellsworth Brink of Bethlehem R. 3, became the bride of Glenn E.

Wisdom, son of the late Mr. and Mrs. James Wisdom of Marshall, on Nov. 22. The Rev.

Lee Angstadt officiated in Friedensville Lutheran Church. The' bride was given in marriage by her father and was attended by her sister, Elaine as maid of honor. Bridesmaids were Phyllis Werner and Jackie Nixon. Daniel Gross was best man. Ushers were Steven Moriau and David Brink, cousins of the bride.

The bride was graduated from Hellertown High School and the doctor's assistant program at Lehigh County Community College. She is employed in the office of an Allentown physician. Her husband, a graduate of Tech High School, Marshall, is Round Out Food's Flavor by Cooking With Wine cloves 1 apple oven until surface is well1 cup cane syrup browned and ham is hot. By TOM HOGE other seasoning wine is used to cooks down, the taste of wine exception of fish which is gener-1 3 teaspoons dried sage cup Madeira wine in a preheated 375 degree IT'S EASY and CONVENIENT to PARK SHOP at THORNTON JEWELERS 8 conveniently located parking lots holding hundreds and hundreds of cars within a block to blocks walking distance. SOUTH SEVENTH NORTH SEVENTH STREET STREET Plaza Park (Behind Kuhns North Shankweiler) Mid City Park Large Parking Lot Just of Hamilton St.

Entrance (Behind Merchants Bank) on Park Shop Lot (Near Walthe West Side of 7th. nut St.) MAPLE STREET BETWEEN 7th 8th STREETS ENTER OFF HAMILTON STREET The Closest Lot to Thornton's! NORTH EIGHTH SOUTH EIGHTH STREET STREET Park Shop Block from Colonial Park Block from Hamilton St.) Park Shop (Next to Sonotone) Hamilton St.) PLUS 5 Minute Pick-Up Zones In Front Of Store PLUS Additional Lots at 9th Hamilton Walnut St. between 6th 7th and 9th 10th Linden St. between 8th 9th Sts. Thornton's Jewelers.

Cash cr Teenage Credit Thornton Accounts Invited jewelers "The Diamond Store of the Valley" 728 Hamilton St. Allentown Phone 432-9086 432-2024 Open Monday, Thursday and Friday Nites 'til 9 P.M. Yule Fete To Include Cookie Swap An "Old Fashioned Christmas," featuring a cookie swap and an international dessert table will be enjoyed by the Junior Section of the Allentown Woman's Club at 8 p.m. Dec. 10 in the clubhouse.

Mrs. Charles T. Kohler is chairman. The theme will be a typical Pennsylvania German Christmas with everyone participating in song. A pageant will be presented by the club chorus.

The exchange students from Cedar Crest and Muhlenberg colleges have been, invited to give them an idea our Christmas customs. Anyone interested in the cookie swap is asked to bring two bags of cookies, one dozen in bag, with the recipe attached. Bags will be swapped with someone else, a great way to get new cookie recipes. No tollhouse cookies will be accepted. Members are reminded to bring Toys for Tots to either the Christmas meeting or to the tree party to be held at 8 p.m.

Friday at the clubhouse. Cookie houses and goodie boxes made by the art committee will be on sale at the Dec. 10 meeting. Committee members who signed up for the handicraft project are reminded that toys and knitted articles are due by Thanksgiving. To arrange pickup call Chris Erdmann.

The Junior Section is preparing for its "Love in Basket" in February. Donations of canned goods, staples, cleaning supplies, etc. may be brought to the next meeting. The Nobel Peace Prize was awarded to President Woodrow Wilson in 1919. Men Baring Chests In Spring Styles Anthony, Kleckner Kathleen Marie Kleckner and Stephen E.

Anthony exchanged wedding vows on Saturday in St. Theresa's Roman Catholic Church, Hellertown. The Rev. R.J. Kelly officiated.

The bride is a daughter of Mrs. Jean Kleckner of Hellertown R. 4 and LeRoy Kleckner of Bethlehem. The bridegroom is a son of Mr. and Mrs.

Stephen Anthony of 1083 1st Hellertown. Given in marriage by her maternal grandfather, Martin Wallach, the bride was attended by her sister, Barbara Kleckner, as maid of honor. Kathy Miller was bridesmaid. After a reception in the American Legion Post, Hellertown, the newlyweds left on a trip to the Poconos. They will reside at a 1374 Main Hellertown.

John Davco served as best man and Francis E. Anthony, brother of the groom, ushered. -Society round out the flavor. This does not mean that you should buy the cheapest wine available in the mistaken belief that, since it is boiled, it doesn't matter. Bear in mind the fact that a wine that is too sweet or too sour for your drinking taste, will hardly improve the entree.

As a matter of fact, By JUDY KLEMESRUD (c) N. Y. Times News Service NEW YORK Men, you'd better make sure your chests are in good shape because you may soon be baring them in places where they've never been bared before. That message came across loudly and clearly when America's two big men's wear designers John Weitz and Bill Blass showed warm weather collections that features suits, coats, sport jackets and velvet blazers worn over bare chests. Nobody was saying whether it was those a "me, minigirls too" who reaction have toned their bras.

What they were saying was this: Weitz: "I merely showed summer clothes, I think in the bared. I marvelous fun summer chests, to be for men with big chests." Blass: "So often a guy goes to a party the Hamptons and Palm Beach, and it's so hot that there's no reason at all for a shirt. It's especially good if you have a great tan or are feeling groovy. But you'd look like a damn fool in New York in January." For years now, the two designers have been known mainly for their relatively conservative designs in men's fashion. But this year something happened.

The two men both came up with long shirts for men to wear on the beach; terry cloth beach suits; panama hats, and shirts unbuttoned almost to the navel. Not to mention Blass's midriff knit shirts displayed What caused the metamorphosis? "We've been showing nice, serious business clothes for years, and now we're showing funnies," Weitz said. Weitz called his bare-chested garb "Sixish Suits" after the summer cocktail parties on Fire Island, near New York City. They were modeled at his midtown studio and they came in bright yellow terry cloth, blue cotton and a blue and houndstooth knit. He also showed "whaler pants" (colorfully striped, highwaisted pants with belts that began about two inches top of the pants) and the "beach cowboy" look (beach clothes worn with cowboy hats).

The Weitz clothes range from $30 to $175. Belts shared the spotlight with bare chests at the Bill Blass show a at the 21 Club. -Fella MRS. JAY HENN Henn, Warjas MRS. C.

ROBERT -Leatherman. Roth, Hunsworth East Swamp Mennonite Church was the setting for the wedding recently of Carol Lee Hunsworth and C. Robert Roth. The Rev. Norman Schmidt officiated.

Parents of the couple are Mr. and Mrs. William L. Hunsworth of 2095 Oid Bethlehem Pike, Quakertown, and Mr. and Mrs.

Clarence Roth of 139 E. Broad Quakertown. The bride was given in marriage by her father and was attended by Judy Dimmig as maid of honor. Bridesmaids were Mrs. Sharon Benetz, Mrs.

Jacolyn Hunsworth and Cheryl Trumbauer. Robin Roth was junior bridesmaid. Flower girl was Susan Rush. Robert Horst was best man. Ushers were William Hunsworth, Roy Getz, James Roth and Larry Roth.

David Trumbauer was ring bearer. becomes considerably more pronounced. In short, never pour into the pot a wine you wouldn't pour into your glass. The old adage of white wine with meat and red with red is pretty silly whether you going to drink it with your areal or cook with it. With the Sacred Heart Church, Miller Heights, was the setting for the wedding Nov.

22 of Susan R. Warjas and Jay T. Henn. The Rev. Francis X.

Gilly officiated. Parents of the couple are Mr. and Mrs. Andrew E. Warjas of 1906 4th Bethlehem Township, and Mr.

and Mrs. Robert Henn Jr. of 2007 11th Bethlehem Township. The bride was given in marriage by her father and was attended by Lucille Mulzet as maid of honor. The bridesmaid was Mrs.

Robert Henn. Robert Henn III, brother of the bridegroom, was best man. Warjas, brother of the bride, was usher. A reception was held in the Bethlehem Township Volunteer Fire Hall. After a trip to Naples, the couple will reside at 116 Chestnut Hellertown.

The bride, a graduate of Freedom High School, is employed by the South Mfg. Bethlehem. Her husband, a graduate of Bethlehem Area Vocational Technical High School, is an apprentice bricklayer for C.P. HaIney, Bethlehem. 3 teaspoons ground teaspoon cayenne Colonial Hardships Recalled Verna E.

Mutch spoke on "Valley Forge Dec. 24, 1777" to the Liberty Bell Chapter, Daughters of the American Revolution, yesterday at the Allentown Woman's Club headquarters. A member of the chapter, Miss Mutch described the hardships endured by the soldiers, the courage and unfaltering spirit of our ancestors during that time. Chairman Mrs. Richard Miller introduced the program.

Mrs. Robert Canning was hostess during a dessert hour following a board meeting, both preceding the general meeting. A contribution was made to Tannassee, a DAR -approved school, and to the Girls Club of Allentown. Dorothea Kostenbader, regent, and Mrs. Canning announced the annual Christmas tea will be held 3-5 p.m.

Tuesday, Dec. 16, in the clubhouse. The DAR executive board will meet at noon Dec. 29 at the Lehigh Valley Club. Brown sugar Fine dry bread crumbs Ask your butcher to bone the ham.

If a dry, smoked ham is used, the ham must be soaked in cold water for 12 hours. When a modern, cured ham is used, soaking is unnecessary. To make the stuffing: cut out about pound ham to make a 1 chopped onion, truffles, 2 bay cavity and work the ham through Blend a food thoroughly grinder. with pecans, see yourself leaves (crumbled), thyme, 1 teaspoon sage, 1 teaspoon ground cloves, cayenne and Madeira. Pack into ham In the new slack length car coat of cavity, sewing or skewering it securely.

Put warm shadow plaid wool with pile these seasonings on the ham: 1 lining. Lapels and midriff are cleanonion, 2 bay leaves, 1 able man made leather with draw teaspoon sage, 1 teaspoon string adjustable tie belt. chopped Sizes 6 to cloves. Sew a cloth securely 16 at $55. around ham and place it.

in a large kettle. Add enough water to cover. Add the remaining chopped onion, bay leaves, sage, cloves, the whole unpared apple, and the syrup. Bring to a boil, cover, reduce heat and simmer for about six hours or until tender. Allow ham to cool in the liquid.

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ALLENTOWN ally better cooked with white wine, both red and white, or rose for that matter, go equally well with chicken, veal or beef. Generally speaking, it is preferable to use a full-bodied wine that is on the dry side but not too tart, whether it be red or white. Reasonably priced red wines obtainable in this country include Pinot Noir and many of the Chiantis. White wines are a little more tricky, if you're looking for bargains, and it is often safer to cook with a dry white vermouth. If the meat you are cooking tends to toughness, it is wise to marinate it overnight in wine, keeping it in the refrigerator.

Sherry is popular in seafood dishes, but the sherry should be dry. Since sherry has a pronounced flavor, use it sparingly. Sweet dessert wines like Marsala give a lift to fruit compotes or custards like Zabaglione, that toothsome Italian concoction of sugar and yolks. Wine cookery became popular in America during the 18th and 19th centuries with the influx of thousands of emigres from the countries of Europe. Many of the finest dishes were developed in' the kitchens of Louisiana's Creoles, those descendants of French and Spanish settlers.

The Creoles combined a Spanish love for spice with the robust peasant cookery of France, plus a few refinements added by wealthy refugees from the French revolution who fled to this country with their personal chefs. Who the Creoles could have conceived such a delectable dish as Ham Pontalba with its tongue-tingling stuffing of onion and truffles bathed in Madeira wine? Baked Ham Pontalba 14-pound ham baked 4 cups shelled pecans ground 3 onions chopped fine 1 small 'can truffles cut in pieces 6 bay leaves 2 sprigs teaspoon dried) thyme Wigs Wigs WEDNESDAY ONLY! "The Fling" EXTRA-LONG Showgirl S-T-R-E-T-C-H Wig! 95 REG. $49.95 $18.95 Frosted, blondes VALUE $2 Extra S-T-R-E-T-C-H-E-S to fit all head sizes It's long neckline for natural contour It's light 8-oz.) Tapered It's comfortable NEVER needs setting style with a flick of the It's luxurious brush Washable never needs setting WASHABLE Stretch cap fits all head sizes SERGE'S I EUROPEAN WIGS ALLENTOWN 6th 432-8801 Hamilton EASTON 460 253-6018 Northampton GOLDEN WEDDING Mr. and Mrs. Albert Bernhard of 825 Greenleaf Allentown, will celebrate their 50th wedding anniversary Thanksgiving Day.

They were married in Allentown Nov. 27, 1919, at Dubbs UCC, of which they are still members. Mrs. Bernhard is the former Mayme Fisher of Catasauqua. Her husband just retired from the SMS Textile Mill where he was loomfixer for 29 years.

The couple has a son Charles and one grandson. The anniversary will be celebrated with a family dinner at Kern's Restaurant. Everything For The Artist FRAMES, FRAMES and more FRAMES Lew Brill Picture Artists' Supplies Framing 25 N. Ph. 435-6552 Associated Press Writer There are few meat or fish dishes 1 that are not enhanced by a few dollops from your favorite wine bottle while they are simmering on the stove.

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