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PAGE SIX THURSDAY, JUNE 25, 1970 h. Jane Jabay Weds Mr. May Miss Jane Christina Jabay, daughter of the Rev. and Mrs. Earl Jabay of 392 Walnut Lane, was married Saturday to Laurence Richard May, son of Mr. and Mrs. Everett F. May of Blawenburg. The late afternoon double ring ceremony was performed at the Blawenburg Reformed Church b~ the bride’s father, assisted by the Ray. Stanley Rock. Given in marriage by her father, the bride chose an empire A-line gown of organza, with a bolero overblouse and balloon sleeves of embroidered organza. A double organza Diet bow held her elbow length illusion veil. She carried a small white Bible, which was used by her mother in her wedding. Miss Margaret Jabay, sister of the bride, was maid of honor. Mrs. Everett May Jr. of Blawenburg was matron of honor. Bridesmaids included Miss Susan Riley of Skillman: and Miss Margaret i Terhune of Blawenburg. Miss Elissa Best of Rocky Hill was flower girl. Serving as best man was Everett May Jr., brother of the groom. Craig McClain of West Windsor was groomsman, and the ushers were Alan Queree of Rocky Hill, and Dave Outten of Cambridge,. Md. David May, nephew of the groom, was ring bearer. Nadla Koutzen, violin soloist, played "Adante" by Bach and "Meditation" from Theis by Mas. saner. The organist was Mrs. Albert Van Zandt. Following the wedding a reception was held at the Nassau Inn. Mrs. May is a 1968 graduate of Princeton High School and has completed twoyears at McPherson College, McPherson, Kan., ma- Joring in elementary education. Mr. May was graduated from Princeton High School in 1966, Brandywine College, Wilmington, Del., in 1968, and McPherson College in 1970, majoring in economics and business administration. They are honeymooning in the Poconos. Mrs. Laurcn ce R. May, was Miss Jabay FURNITURE OUTLET ExtraChair $69. ...... Many, Many others at bi9 savings BUDGET- TERMS Charlotte Chamy, Mr. Snedeker Wed In. Kingston Miss Charlotte Alice Chamybecame the bride of Clifton Ray Snedeker on Saturday at the Kingston Presbyterian Church. The double ring ceremony was performed by the Ray. Louis A. Leyh of the Church of the Holy Spirit, Asbury Park, assisted by the Ray. Henry W. Heaps of the FtrstPresbyterian Church, Dunellen. The parents of the couple are Mr. and Mrs. George S. Chamy Interlaken, Asbury Park, and Mr. and Mrs. Clifton W. Snedeker of Kingston. The bride wore a full length silk organza gown appliqued with daisy chains, accented with light != .... blue satin ribbon. Her fincertin ’~" illusion veil was held b~ a cl~s- ..... ~L’ " ter of blue and white organza i, flowers. She carried a bouquet ~ The bride was attended by Mrs. Wesley Spencer of State College, ’~i’ ¯ ~.~ Pa. William H. Snedeker of Millbrook, N.Y., served as best man for his brother. Miss Kathleen Perri, of West Long Branch, was Junior bridesmaid and Miss Becky Snedeker of Millbrook, girl. N.Y. was flower Ushers were LeRoy Harms of Hopewell Township, and William W. Davis of Long Branch. Donald Harms, also of H0pewell Township, served as ring bearer. Mrs. Theodore W. Cook nee Miss Deborah Mae Young Mrs. Clifton R. Sncdeker, was Miss Chamy Mrs. Snedeker is an alumna of Montclatr State College where Miss Deborah M. Young she was president of Mu Sigma Four Youths Win Awards sorority and a member of Pl Omega Pi, national honorary busi- Is Mrs. Theodore Cook Miss Sandra Sepesi and Miss by two boys who entered their ness education fraternity. Barbara Boyes, pupils in St. Jo- essays on "American Democracy- Miss Deborah Mac Young, Lovrich of Madison Township and seph’s parochial school, Bound its rights and its responsibilities" Mr. Snedeker is a graduate of daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Otto Mrs. Carolyn Embrey, sister of Brook, were the recipients of two in the Auxiliary-sponsored contestPrinceton High School, Dean Ju= T. Young Jr. of 142 Washingtonthe bride, of Atlanta, Ga plaques from Giles Biondi Unit 63i on the local level. Mark Mosko nior College in Franklin, Mass., Street, Rocky Hi11, was married Kenneth -Mesnlk of Bayside, American Legion Auxiliary on the and Mark DIGiampaolo won first and Colorado State University in to Theodore W. Cook on Saturday, N.Y., was best man. local level, and were presented and second place respectively and Fort Collins. June 20 in the Rocky HILIReformed As ushers served David Mackofl with awards from the County level were presented engraved plaques. Church¯ Rocky Hill; Charles Schroth of by the Somerset County Auxiliary Both boys received their eighth They are both employed as The groom is the son of Dr. Princeton; Andrew Seitz of Sldll- president, Mrs. Everard H. Eaton grade promotion dlplomas on Fri- teacher at Long Branch Junior and Mrs. Edgar L. Cook of 13 man; Robert Cramer of Belle of Warren. day night and these awards at High School. Merrill Lane, Rocky Hill. Mead; and Steven Cook, brother of the awards assembly on Monday. -0-- The Rev. Frank Bahr performed ~ the groom, of Rocky HIIL The occasion was in recognition The young ladies received their the double ring ceremony. Following a reception in the of their two Poppy Posters presented in competition in the Auxi- awards ~ that time as well NAMED TO HONOR ROLL The bride, given in marriagePine Brae Country Club, the cou- -0- by her father wore an A-line gown ple leR on aweddingtri~ liary sponsored contest. The two Linda Galbavy of Manville was of organza featuringbishop sleeves The bride is a graduate of posters in two classes won first named to the spring quarter honorand a ruffled Victorian collar. She Princeton High School and alinedplaces and will go on to be judged SOPHOMORE DEAN’S LIST roll at Montana State University. carried a bouquet of gardenias, Princeton High School and attend- on the State level for their mer- She was among 1,296 students carnations and pink rose buds. ed Trenton State College. its. BRIDGEWATER -- Four Man- earning a 3.25 or better grade Miss Beverly Young, sister of The groom, a graduate of Along with these two awards, ville students have earned soph- average during the three-monththe bride, was maid of honor. Princeton High School, attended there were two other awards won omore class dean’s llst honors session, a record number for the’ As bridesmaids served theMis- Mercer County Corn reunify College at Somerset County College. They school. A microbiology major, she ses Valerie Cook, sister of the and plans to attend the nlghtschool are Francis Brown, DanieiFierst, is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. groom; Deborah McMillen of division at Trenton State College Stan Michalowsld, and FrederickEmil Galbavy, 1013 June Place Princeton Junction; ColeenTysenn in the fall. He is employed by Miehe. Manvllle. of Metuchen; Elaine Lovrich of Thriflway, Princeton. $259 Contemporary Living Room This lovely suite styled with tastvful simplicity includes a slimline sofa, and matching chair, foam back & cushions. ~16900 Big selection of Early American living rooms at Low! Low! prices. DEEP COMFORT EARLY AMERICAN 9x12 ROOM SIZE RUGS LIVING ROOM SUITE Long Wearing - 501 Ny.. Colonial Style Sofa & Ion Pile in Latest Colors Matching Chair- Tweed and Textures. Other or Print Cove %gs. Deep BEDROOM BUYS Reg. $169. Walnut or s119 Maple Dresser - Chest and Bed ..... Reg. $319. Contemporary 239 Triple Dresser - 3-pc, $ Walnut Suite ....... 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