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Mrs. At By PAT RAVENSCRAFT Beacon Journal Club Writer MANY CLUB women will take a step back next week to admire the results of their own hard work and that of their colleagues. Mrs. Thomas Shaw, Volunteer Worker of the Year, will be in the spotlight Tuesday when Woman's Auxiliary to Goodwill Industries has its annual Helms Fund tea at 1 p.m. at the First United Methodist Church.

Mrs. Shaw, who is in two years as auxiliary president, accumulated 308 volunteer hours in 1969. The public tea will benefit the Helms Scholarship Fund to train Goodwill staff members and executive directors. Goodwill Industries is accepting reservations. AKRON GARDEN Club members will take time to admire their landscaping handiwork Monday when they meet for lunch at the Old Stone School.

In 1968 the club began the project of landscaping the historical site for the Board of Education. Goal was to make a school yard typical of this area in 1840, using mostly native materials. The results? Now there are lilacs and strawberry shrubs in front of the building, yew to Shaw President's camouflage the outside lights, bittersweet and clematis to of climb over the retaining any wall, forsythia in a corner and the list goes on. While at the school, members will take a lesson from Dr. Dale Jackson, head of Ak- ties ron biology department, on money biological controls in garden- ert ing.

rates BELIEVE IT or not, one group of Akron clubwomen the Book Section of Woman's City Club is still playing post office! Members will have a Spring "Postal Tuesday at 12:30 p.m. in the club ballroom. It's a bridge luncheon at which a parcel post package from a far away place will await someone with the right zip code number at each table. Mrs. George D.

Stein will postmaster. RUBBER CITY Doll Study Club will meet at 12:30 p. m. Wednesday at the home of Florence Wooddell, 543 Fouse av. Dorothy Tompkins, president of Lake Erie Doll Club of Cleveland, will speak.

WEATHERVANE Community Playhouse is now reservng full or partial sponsored houses for its 1970-71 season in the new theater. A 18 Works Job Clubs may purchase blocks tickets at special rates for play any night except Monday or Saturday. Clubwomen who are tired of rummage sales and card parbut still want to make can contact Mrs. RobBeard at the playhouse for and play schedules. Friday, April 24, 1970 MRS.

THOMAS SHAW TEA AND TUNES were the topics of en's Committee held its season ticket (from. left) Mrs. R. P. Shadley, Mrs.

kickoff tea at Mrs. Sol sac. Dr. Heinz Uelzmann and Mrs. Earl Marson Mrs.

Shadley is the committee's chairwhen Akron Symphony Orchestra Wom- man. Nemeth-Gray BARBERTON Church of God was the setting for the marriage of Deborah Jean Nemeth and Charles R. Gray. The bride is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs.

Alexander Nemeth, 243 Twenty-fifth Barberton. Her husband is the son of Mrs. and Mrs. Charles G. Gray of Doylestown.

Michelle Nemeth of Barberton served her sister as maid of honor. Bridesmaid was Ronnie Macko of Barberton. James Reedy was best man and ushers were the groom's brother, Bruce Gray of Doylestown, and Sal Lacauss. After the reception at the church, the couple left for a Miami honeymoon. They are living at MRS.

CHARLES GRAY Yonker Barberton. Phillips-Leszynski PAMELA JO Phillips, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. W. M.

Phillips, 3598 Marsh Stow, became the bride of Frederick Leszynski, son of Mr. and Mrs. Edward Leszynski of Berea, in a ceremony in St. Patrick's Catholic Church, Kent. Maid of honor was Diane Seese of Stow.

Bridesmaid was the groom's sister, Kathleen Leszynski of Berea. The groom's twin brother, Edward of Olmstead Falls, was best man. Usher was Gerald Leszynski of Berea. A reception was held at the Kentwood Restaurant, Kent. The couple honeymooned in St.

Louis and New Orleans. The bride attends Kent State University from where MRS. FREDERICK her husband was graduated. LESZYNSKI They reside in Kent. POLLYANNA Summit Mall Chapel Hill SPECIAL PURCHASE SALE! 3.99 4.99 Summer Time is play time and now is your chance for savings on our tennis dresses, pant dresses, specially priced at 3.99 for 3 to 6x and 4.99 for 7-14 MEET NUTRO EXPERT ELMORE FRANK ANSWERING ALL YOUR LAWN AND PEST PROBLEMS SATURD AY 10 A.M.

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