Miss Jane Marie Silvi,
daughter of Mrs. Justine
Silvi, 232 Sharpe St.
Wyoming, and Mr. John
Silvi, 221 Wyoming Ave.,
Wyoming, and George
Marstell, Jr., son of Mr.
and Mrs. George Mar-
stell, Sr. RD. 3, Car-
verton, Wyoming, were
married recently in St.
Joseph’s R.C. Church,
Wyoming. Rev. Walter
Skiba officiated at the
double ring ceremony.
The bride is the gran-
daughter of Mr, and Mrs.
Sesto Silvi, 63 Rose Ave.,
Plains, and the great
Mary Benczkowski, 11
West Stanton St., Hudson.
Given in marriage by
her father, the bride was
attired in a white formal
length gown of chiffon
knit enhanced with a
Venice lace beaded bodice
Miss Aimee Kalnoskas,
daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
Lawrence Kalnoskas of
Culver Hill, Orange,
Franklin Township, is
home after spending the
past semester as an ex-
change student at the
Trent Polytechnic School
in Nottingham, England.
Miss Kalnoskas was one
of 12 exchange students
who spent the past
semester in England as
part of the exchange
program sponsored by the
International Education
Department of Lock
Haven State College. Miss
Kalnoskas is a junior at
Lock Haven State where
she is pursuing studies for
a degree in Journalism
with emphasis on public
relations.
styled with a high cameo
neckline, long tapered
Venice lace sleeves and
an empire waistline. The
A-line skirt featured a
Schiffli lace scalloped
hemline and ended in the
back with a crystal
pleated chapel train
adorned with Schiffi and
Venice lace. The head-
piece was a riding hat of
Schiffli lace with a
fingertip veil of silk
_ illusion.
The bride carried a
cascade bouquet of white
roses and white 'car-
nations accented with
stephonitis and baby’s
breath.
Miss Jacqueline Silvi,
sister of the bride, was the
maid of honor and
selected a formal-length
gown of Nordic rose silk
Qiana. The bodice was
styled with a high ruffled
lace neckline, long
Asked about her ex-
periences during the three
months in England, Miss
Kalnoskas said she ‘loved
it.” The group did a lot of
traveling and the ex-
perience was more
cultural than educational
as the group noted many
similarities between our
country and England. |
Weekends were reserved
for traveling throughout
England and including
picture taking on the
trips.
Miss Kalnoskas is a 1980
graduate of Bishop
O'Reilly High School,
Kingston, and will resume
studies at Lock Haven
State, Jan. 24, after
spending the semester
bread at her home in
Orange.
Y exercise
Greater Wilkes-Barre
Family YMCA will offer a
new program starting the
week of Jan. 18.
A pre and post natal
exercise class will begin
for both expectant and
new mothers. The classes
will be offered in six week
series.
Medical release forms
may be picked up at the
BUY 1.
* DRESSES
* BLOUSES
class
Wilkes-Barre YMCA or
will be sent upon request.
Forms must be completed
by the doctor before
enrollment in the classes
can be accepted. For
starting dates and times,
call the Y at 823-2191.
Contact either Becky
Frisco or June Baum for
additional information.
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sleeves and a modified
empire waistline. The A-
line skirt featured a self-
tie satin ribbon. Her
headpiece was a riding
hat styled with maline.
She carried a cascade
bouquet of red sweetheart
roses and pink carnations
accented with baby’s
breath.
Bridesmaids were Mrs.
Jane Harvey, sister of the
bridegroom; Miss Noreen
Phillips, cousin of the
bride, and Miss Jill Silvi,
sister of the bride. They
wer attired in burgunday,
identical to the maid of
honor. They wore mat-
ching riding hats and each
carried a cascade bouquet
of pink sweetheart roses
and carnations accented
with baby’s breath.
Flower girl was Melissa
McCormick, cousin of the
bride. She was dressed
identical to the maid of
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honor and carried a
basket of red sweetheart
roses, pink carnations and
baby’s breath.
The mother of the bride
selected an original floor
length gown of rose
Qiana. The bodice was
styled with a high lace
neckline, long sleeves and
an A-line skirt. She wore
an orchid corsage, and
baby’s breath in her hair.
Gerald Louis Marstell,
A cocktail hour and
evening reception was
held at Gus Genetti’s
Motor ‘Inn, Wilkes-Barre.
The rehearsal dinner,
given by the family of the
bride, was held at the
Mayfair Supper Club. The
bride was honored at a
bridal shower given by
her mother and her maid
of honor at Gus Genetti’s
Motor Inn, Wilkes-Barre.
The bride is a graduate
brother of the . of West Side Area Vo-
bridegroom, was best Tech School and attended
man. Ushers were Wilkes-Barre Area Vo-
Franklin Harvey, Tech. She is employed by
brother-in-law of the Custom Foods
bridegroom; Mark Management Corp.,
Evanchick, cousin of the Kingston.
bride; Jerome Silvi, Mr. Marstell is a
brother of the bride;
Michael Phillips, cousin
of the bridegroom, and
Ronald Phillips, cousin of
the bride. Clinton
McCormick, cousin of the
bride, was ring bearer.
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graduate of Dallas High
School and is self-
employed. Following a
wedding trip to Hawaii,
the couple is residing in
Wyoming.
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