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THE THE ROCKLAND COUNTY JOURNAL- NEWS Dzurinko Ferrao Engagement Mr. and Mrs. Edward Dzurinko of Tallman have announced the engagement of their daughter, Miss Barbara Elaine Dzurinko, to John S. Ferrao, son of Mrs. Robert Clark of Ossining.

Miss Dzurinko, a graduate of Suffern high school, received her A.A. degree from Rockland Community Colltge and her B.S. degree in elementary education from the State University at Oneonta. She is a second grade teacher at the Sloatsburg elementary school. Mr.

Ferrao was graduated from Ossining high school and received an A.A. degree from Rockland Community College He is presently attending the State University at Albany. No date has been set for the wedding. MISS DZURINKO Blauvelt Artist Exhibits at Library Blauvelt's Dorothy Mellett will exhibit a collection of her original oils, acrylics, and sculpture at the Blauvelt library's upstairs gallery from September 20 to October 16. Mrs.

Mellett, who teaches art at St. Anthony's school, Nanuet, has studied art at Queens College, Caton-Rose Institute of Fine Arts, and the NYACK, N. THURSDAY, Fifty year members of the 25 year Stony Point Chapter 540 Order similarly, of Eastern Star honored with Humenny, last week were Mrs. Mal- Mrs. pins colm Hague, Mrs.

Iva M. Bah- Eleanor cock and Mrs. Irene Lynn. Table. SEPTEMBER 17, 1970 Bentley MRS.

McINTOSH in West Virginia and Rockland Community College. He was associated with his father in McIntosh Dairies and will continue his studies in accounting. After a wedding trip through the southwestern states the couple will reside in California. brother of the bride, and Pat Dolan of Washington, D.C. were ushers.

The bride was graduated in June from Herbert Lehmann College. The bridegroom was graduated from Providence College. After cruise on the Hudson River the couple will reside in Providence, R.I. Tips For Auto Buyers There are ways to fulfill your dream of owning a shiny new automobile and still stay out of the poorhouse. A new minicar, less expensive than their big brothers; a new '70 model purchased after the 71's have made the scene or a new auto loan from a full service bank where you maintain your checking account, are all possibilities.

If you decide to borrow money make the largest down paythe loan as quickly as ment possible and liquidate This will help keep down finance charges. The more you borrow the more you pay in finance charges. Likewise, the longer you take to repay the higher the interest cost. Edythe for Silk faced peau with heavily beaded alencon lace, One of many from our new bridal collection. Above all Edythe for Elegance Hours: 10:00 to 6:00 Mon.

thru Sat. EL 6-7181 24 N. MADISON SPRING VALLEY (CORNER GROVE) members, honored were Mrs. Theodore Mrs. T.F.

Forsythe, Alexandra Dreyfus, Mrs. Young and Mrs. Ebba MiSs Dale Louise Bentley, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Daniel C.

Bentley of Oakland, N.J., and James Edgar McIntosh, son of Mr. and Mrs. Walter C. McIntosh of Suffern were united in marriage on Saturday. g.ov.

Rudolph Wissler performed the 4:30 double ring ceremony p.the Suffern Presbyterian Church. A reception was held at the Holiday Inn, Ramsey, N.J. The bride was given in marriage father: Mrs. Charles of East Paterespinkus son was matron of honor for her sister. Miss Patricia Gas of Franklin Lakes, N.J.

was maid of honor. Miss Susan Hoft of West Nyack, Miss Debbie Fawcett and Miss Jean McIntosh, sister of the bridegroom, were bridesmaids. Miss Tracy McCarthy niece of the bride, was flower girl. Robert Bourke of Suffern was best man. Ushers were Charles Pinkus, James McCarthy, brother-in-law of the bride; Paul McIntosh, brother of the bridegroom, and Tom Taylor of Suffern.

The bride was graduated from Indian Hills High School in Oakland and attended Berkeley Secretarial School. She was previously a receptionist at Raritan Plastics in Oakland. The bridegroom was graduated from Suffern High School attended David Elkins College Duffy Miss Joanne Duffy, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Francis Duffy of Pearl River, was married to William Walsh, son of Mr.

and Mrs. Bill Bell of Glendale, L.I., on Saturday. Msgr. Michael Bell officiated at the 10:45 a.m. ceremony in Margaret's Church, Pearl River.

A reception for 150 guests followed at the Colonial Manor in Old Tappan, N.J. The bride was escorted by her father. Miss Peggy Kilgallen of Rosedale was maid of honor. Miss Ginny Campbell of Cambria Heights, Miss Eileen Schmitt of Bellrose, Miss Maureen Morrissey of Sunnyside, cousin of the bride, were bridesmaids. Miss Mary Catherine Duffy, sister of the bride.

was flower girl. Chris Phillips 'of Glendale was best man. Timothy Duffy, 20,000 SWEATERS AT FACTORY PRICES Men's and Boy's Sweaters and Knit Shirts Ladies and Children's Sweaters Knitted Dresses, Pantsuits, Slacks Skirts and Back to School Fashions TOWY MILL STORE Depot Square, Park Ridge, N.J. OPEN Daily Til 9 P.M. Sat.

Til 6 P.M. MISS McATEER McAteer Van Vliet Mr. and Mrs. Eugene A. McAteer of Suffern have annotnced the engagement of their daughter, Miss Marita C.

McAteer to Martin F. Van Vliet, son of Mr. and Mrs. James J. Van Vliet of Milton.

Miss McAteer was graduated from Suffern high school and from SUNY at Albany, where she was a math-education major and treasurer of Kappa Delta sorority. She is presently attending SUNY at New Paltz, where she is working towards her master's degree in education. Mr. Van Vliet is a graduate of Marlboro high school and a 1970 cum laude graduate of SUNY at Albany, where he was a member of Alpha Pi Alpha social fraternity. He is presently employed by the Poughkeepsie city school system as a high school math teacher.

He plans to enter dental school in early 1971. No date has been set for the wedding. MISS WILBUR Wilbur. Mac Millan Mr. and Mrs.

Alton Wilbur of Cincinnatus have announced the engagement of their daughter, Miss Constance Louise Wilbur, to Alan J. MacMillan, son of Dr. and Mrs. John B. MacMillan of Nyack.

Miss Wilbur, a graduate of the State University College at Potsdam, is currently completing her master's degree in applied piano at Boston University's School of Fine Arts. She is presently employed by the South End music center, Roxbury, by WCRB radio, and as a professional accompanist. Mr. MacMillan, a graduate of Interlochen Arts Academy, and Boston University School of Fine Arts, is presently serving as a supervisor and teacher of mentally retarded children at the Walter E. Fernald school, Waltham, Mass.

At the termination of his service, he will resume his studies in musical composition at Boston University, where he is a graduate teaching fellow in the department of music theory. The wedding will take place at the Cincinnatus Methodist Church, October 10, 1970. Ramapo ARC Donors Dine Ramapo auxiliary for retanded children will hold their annual donor dinner at the Oriental Luau, Old Tappan, at 7:30 p.m., Sept. 24. An informal fashion show will be featured.

RISTORIE Clarksville Inn: RESTAURANT STACK'S THINKLING TREE Candlelight Dinners Luncheons Cocktails 81 8-9800 at your table here you're king and queen come tonight! el 8-8899 or 9800 MISS RIGGS Riggs Holvig Mr. and Mrs. Harold Riggs of Southfield, have announced the engagement of their daughter, Miss Diann Carol Riggs, to Kenneth C. Holvig, son of Mr. and Mrs.

Clarence Holvig of New City. Miss Riggs a graduate of Kings College, Briarcliff Manor, will enter Columbia Presbyterian school of nursing this fall. Mr. Holvig, is a student at Kings College, Briarcliff Manor. A September 1971 wedding is planned.

Pearl River post 329, American legion auxiliary, is sponsoring a dessert card party at 1:30 p.m., Sept. 24, at the legion home, Railroad Ave. Hand carved Coral roses with leaves of genuine in settings of rich, long-lasting 14Kt. Gold overlay, From our selection of fine quality jewelry by Krement: Cuff Links $16 Tie Tack $5.50 Genuine Jade or Tiger Eye set in polished rope border of 14Kt. Gold Overlay From our selection of Fine Quality Jewelry Earrings, Earrings, pierced, screw-back 14Kt.

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