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PAGE THIRTY-TWO - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Mani hester. Conn.. Wed., Muy 24, 19711 Nicola-Ellis K Birth* J C Karrie Lynne Ellis of Manchester and Timothy John Maloney, Mary Catharine, Nicola of Bolton were married April 29 at Center daughter of Donald J. and' Donna Congregational Church in Manchester. Holmes Maloney of 112 W. Center St. The bride is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Donald S. She was born May 15 at St. Francis Ellis of 26 Dartmouth Road. The bridegroom is the son of Hospital in Hartford. .Her maternal Mr. and Mrs. Renato Nicola of 15 Stephen St. grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. The Rev. Newell Curtis performed the double-ring Howard L. Holmes of 128 Henry St. ceremony. Walter Grzyb was organist and Karen Her paternal grandparents are Mr. Dieterle, soloist. The church was decorated with pink and Mrs. Walter J. Maloney of roses, snap dragons, white chrysanthemums, baby's Natick, Mass. Her maternal great­ breath and palms. grandmother is Mrs. Mark Holmes of 135 Garth Road. She has a brother, The bride, given in marriage by her father, wore a Daniel Patrick, 4V4; and two sisters, Qiana knit jersey and chiffon gown appliqued with venise Carolyn Anne, 9, and^-Sarah lace and designed with an Empire waistline, scoop Elizabeth, 6'k. / neckline, long medieval-type sleeves of chiffon trimmed with iace, and A-line skirt draped to the floor cascading , to an attached chapel-length train. Her finger tip chiffon ft Slieckicy, Clirislupiier i^ulrU-k, veil was attached to a profile headpiece of Alencon lace, i'' son of Barry G. and Susan'Kelly [# inside today seed pearls and crystals. She carried a cascade bouquet Sheckley of 10 Goodwin Ro m , Region^ s economy of white roses, stephanotis and ivv. Bolton. He was born May 5 at ML Manchester Sinai Hospital, Hartford. His mater\ Marie Komm of East Hartford was maid of honor. nal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs.') Manchester taxpayers can Bridesmaids were Kathryn Kozlowsky of Oakdale and k-sf- Eugene T. Kelly of 121 Mountain | expect to get their bills on time Leslie Sundin of South Windsor. Road. His paternal grandparents a re ' even though the town has had to Jeffrey Johnson of Manchester served as best man. m ' Mr. and Mrs. Henry Sheckley of 646 make changes because of phase-in better after snow Ushers were James Nicola of New York, and Robert Chapel Road, South Windsor. He has Mrs. Roger IVI. Kueff assessments. See page 2. Nicola and Richard Nicola, both of Manchester, all 4 H a sister, Heidi, 2. A woman who kept complaining New England firms to make up for Nonagricultural payroll employ­ brothers of the bridegroom; and Glenn Ellis of Jenifer Ellen Nordeen of Bridesmaids were Miss Barbara about the water in Manchester BOSTON (UPI) - The New business lost because of severe ment in New England continu^ to Manchester, the bride's brother. Manchester and Roger Martin Rueff Anne Ockert of Hamden, Miss was appointed to a committee and England economy, which took Taylor, Culli'cn Erin, daughter of is now joining experts in the effort weather conditions in February and expand, rising in March to a of Denver, Colo, were married May Sharon Milliken of Hampton Falls, a severe beating early in the John W. and Jeanne Bowman Tayior to improve the town's water how much reflects continued seasonally adjusted total of 5,039,700 A reception was held at Willie's Steak House in 20 at Trinity Covenant Church in N.H. and Mrs. Elizabeth J. Michalik 2 year from a blizzard-related — a gain of 25,300 jobs over the month Manchester, after which the couple left for Paradise of 35 Willow Stream Drive, Vernon. of New Britain. quality. Srr page 2. economic growth ... Manchester. slowdown, rebounded sharply "A major contributor to the strong — with manufacturing industries con­ Island in the Bahamas. M rs. I'iiiiotliv J. INipola She was born May 13 at Rockville Ronald K. Dalton of Englewood, General Hospital. Her maternal The bride is the daughter of Mr. production performance was in­ tributing nearly half of the month's and Mrs. Norman L. Nordeen of 357 Colo, served as best man. East Hartford in March, the Federal Reserve grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. creased scheduling of overtime, as gain. Mrs. Nicola is employed as a registered nurse at Hart­ S. Main St. The bridegroom is the son Groomsmen were Richard Beethe Bank of Boston said today. ford Hospital. Mr. Nicola is employed in the accounting James Bowman of Madison. Her Softball is getting so popular in manufacturers strove to make up The region’s unemployment rate, of Clifford L. Rueff of Denver, Colo, and Val Webster, both of Denver, Manufacturing production rose firm of Mark Sheftoff in Glastonbury. (Nassiff photo) paternal grandparents are Mr. and town that teams get fighting production lost during the February the bank said, declined in March to Colo., and Greg Golike of Grand sharply, average hours worked by Mrs. John Taylor of Dover, Del. She and the late Maxine Rueff. mad'.' when they can't play. Srr storm emergencies,” the bank said. 5.9 percent of the cil'ilian labor force, The Rev. Norman E. Swensen of Junction, Colo. Ushers were Kenneth page 10. production workers increased to the has a brother, Sean Michael, 2. E. Nordeen of Manchester, brother highest level since late 1973, and con­ Manufacturing output in New on a seasonally adjusted basis, from Trinity Covenant Church performed 'The town has received its first England, as measured by the Federal 6.2 percent in February and 8.2 per­ Dewko-Galligan the double-ring ceremony. Karen of the bride; and Scott G. Swensen of struction contract awards for all 5 check under the Community cent a year earlier. Manchester. major segments of the industry Reserve Bank's seasonally-adjusted I.umelin, JesHira Lea, daughter of Krinjak of Manchester was organist. Development Block Grant manufacturing production index, in­ The value of construction contracts Soloist was Gina Puzzo of A reception was held at the registered substantial gains, the Keith S. and Ann Murray Lemelin of pro^am. Srr pagr 10. ^ crease in March to 119.8 percent of in the region — an area of the Lori Colleen Galligan and Ernest Dale Demko, both of Manchester and a duet was Manchester Country Club, after bank said. West Willington. She was born May Eight homes opened doors to the 1967 average. economy severely curtailed by bad Manchester, were married May 20 at St. Bridget Church presented by Charles Lunn of which the couple left for Nova Scotia, 15 at Rockville General Hospital. Her almost 400 visitors in the The Federal Reserve Bank said it The average workweek of factory weather in February — rose in March in Manchester. Southington and Michele Rueff of Can. They wili reside in Lafayette, maternal grandparents are Mr. and Historical Society tour. Srr pagr was not yet possible to determine production workers in March rose to to 160.2 percent of the 1967 base The bride is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Mrs. Michael Murray of 440 Cyrstal Denver, Colo. La. 11. "how much of the increase in Mr. Rueff, a 1978 graduate of the 40.8 hours, seasonally adjusted, from period from 74.3 percent in Galligan of 87 Mill St, The bridegroom is the son of Lake Road, Tolland. Her paternal The bride was given in marriage by economic activity reflects efforts of 37.7 hours in the previous month. February. Ernest J. Demko of 136 Branford St. grandparents are Virginia Lamelin her father. Colorado School of Mines, will be Connecticut employed by Marathon Oil Co. in The Rev. Phillip Sheridan of St. Bridget Church of­ of Tolland and Richard Lemelin of Mrs. Pamela E. Bell of Rockville, Stafford Springs. She has a sister, Md. was matron of honor. Lousiana. (Naylor photo) Gov. Ella Grasso has signed ficiated at the double-ring ceremony. another 39 bills into law. Among Julie Ann, 1. ______ The bride, given in marriage by her father, wore a them is a measure to give $26 million to Connecticut’s cities and jersey knit gown designed with venise lace bodice, Board begins review, shoulder sleeves and lace-edged chapel train. Her finger .•V. toyms. Srr pagr 9. Trying to set an example, the tip veil was trimmed with matching lace and attached to In the City of New London and a bank a pearl-beaded crown. She carried a colonial bouquet of service spring pastel flowers. begin work to turn a rundown street into a showcase of restored deadlines approaching Doreen Shaw of Alexandria, Va. was maid of honor. homes. Srr pagr 9. Bridesmaids were Debra Galligan of Manchester, the Jeffrey G. Small, son of Patricia Maurice, right, was named valedictorian of the By GREG PEARSON before meeting again on the matter. will create more lines the depart­ Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Small bride's sister; and Diane LaGasse of Manchester. The nation Rockville High School graduating class and Suzanne Niemann, Herald Reporter Other items discussed Wednesday ment can use. of 78 Hubbard Drive, Ver­ eunbemni night included : Jodaitis also said this morning that Thomas Darling of Manchester served as best man. non, enlisted in the U.S. Air Congress shows its concern for salutatorian. The announcement was made this morning. Manchester’s Board of Directors— Ushers were Michael Saunders of Manchester, the M AY 2 5 - 2 8 (Herald photo by Pinto) • Future customer costs — Town rate changes for individual Force. U.S. defenses and alliances in concerned about meeting deadlines Fire Chief John Rivosa asked if his customers are hard to predict at this bridegroom's cousin; and Ronald Girardin of 'We reserve the right House and Senate decisions.

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