-PITTSBURGH POST FRIDAY, JULY 17, 1970- the Score Fans Say 'Beat 'Em Bucs Post -Gazette Photos by Charles Steubgen Col. and Mrs. Rockwell in Allegheny Club. Stadium girls, Betty Knake and Ann Lee. Laurie Galbreath, Laurie Aronson, Bing Crosby, Cindy Phillips, John Galbreath.
By MARION LESLIE the Pirate ball club to every Bing Crosby, and some of the Mr. and Mrs. Brown were talked with Col. and Mrs. floors, we went back to first to You could walk by your best fan in that majestic stadium.
members younger and Galbreath their friends. family whom entertaining two been couples with Willard F. Rockwell, number who look around a bit and then CMU Grads Betrothed friend and not see her. That's they have attend- came with a of depart. I talked with Mrs.
the kind of mammoth crowd it On an elevator between the The young women had come ing ball games for 16. years. friends, including Mr. and Thomas Walkley and Mrs. Mr.
and Mrs. Lawrence I. from Carnegie-Mellon Univerwas at the inaugural game in third and field floors, we from Columbus, 0., by They are Dr. and Mrs. D.W.
Mrs. Richard P. Mellon, and Lawrence Walkley of Fox Davies of Carrick announce sity's School of Humanities and the Three Rivers Stadium. bumped into Jonn Galbreath, with Mr. Galbreath's son, Dan Stechschulte and Mr.
and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Gil Bowman. Chapel on the way.
They are the engagement of their daugh- Social Sciences. Her fiance is thousand plus former president of the Pir- Galbreath, who now heads the L. A. Anderson. "We came over with a po- convinced this is a pennant ter, Dale Lynn Davies, to of InstiForty-eight ates, and General Manager Pirate baseball David Michael Genter.
He is a graduate Carnegie that's the number of rabid, organization. lice escort," said the Colonel, year. Mrs. Harris Perilstein of rampant baseball fans Is there Joe L. Brown.
I DIDN'T SEE them, but I "But. I don't think we needed Stanton Heights voiced the the son of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Technology tute of of Carnegielast night. I was willing to IN THE GROUP were Lau- heard that Mr.
and Mrs. it." same opinion. D. Genter of Akron, Ohio. Mellon University with a told you it would be a double that number.
good night," Mr. Galbreath rie Galbreath and Cindy Phil- Thomas Phillips Johnson (he's Miss Davies was graduated gree in chemical engineering. All this, of course, was be- said to Mr. Brown. "And it lips, granddaughters of John Pirate vice-president) had MR.
AND MRS. Willard F. SOME OF THE most enthu- fore the Pirates and the Cincinnati Reds took the field. Shortly before that, people were seated and the appearance of the crowd became normal. But win or lose (Photographer Charles Stuebgen and I had to leave before Billy Eckstein sarg the National Anthem) every one in that stadium was infected with pennant fever.
That was true from the top management of an is!" "AND WHAT DO you say about winning the pennant?" I interrupted. Do you say the Pirates will win it?" "I'll say they will," he replied with smile. Earlier, we had invaded the Galbreath box on the third floor to get a picture of him with Pirate vice president Galbreath, and Laurie Aronson, school friend of Laurie Galbreath. While the picture taking proceeded Bing Crosby's son Nathaniel Crosby, and John Galbreath II, son of Dan Galbreath, and Mrs. Harlan Davis, John Galbreath's sister, divided their attention between the activities on the field and those in the box.
I craned my neck around to see other guests for I knew Pretty Ann Landers Teen Objects To Calling Squirts 'Uncle' am a boy 15 who comes from a women on my mother's side they should have given up that by giving birth to twins a year She is in perfect health and I'm a nervous wreck. What can I do IN MIDDLETOWN, N.Y. DEAR WORRIED: You can do nothing for her but you can do something for yourself. Accept the fact that your daughter is out of reach. It is impossible to help a person who refuses to admit she needs help.
You say she's in excellent health perhaps, but emotionally she's plenty sick. If you need therapy to help you handle your anxiety, get it. And let's hope your daughter will seek help, too. DEAR ANN LANDERS: My husband and I will be celebrating a very important wedding anniversary in a few months. Our marriage has not a happy one.
As I look back, I don't know how I managed to keep my sanity and raise such a wonderful family. Practically everything that can happen to destroy a marriage happened to ours. There dozens of women, an were, out-of-wedlock child, wild drinking bouts and bad cheeks. He has behaved better these last few years--not because he has reformed, but because he is worn out. Does a marriage like ours call for a 'celebration? Our lovely children want to give us an elegant party.
I say it would be a mockery. What do you say THE WORD DEAR MUM: If your children want to honor you with a party, don't deny them the pleasure. I suspect you're an excellent actress who has played a role for many years. One more Academy Award performance won't hurt. A their sons and wives, Mr.
and Mrs. Thomas P. Johnson, of New York, and Mr. and Mrs. James Johnson of Cheshire, as guests.
We made a quick stop at the elegant Allegheny Club on the fourth floor. James L. Daniell, president of the Club and his wife, were dividing their time between the Club and their third floor box. In those few moments, we Print A Lovelier You Rockwell were at the game with Mr. and Mrs.
Robert Anderson and Robert C. Wilson. Another group of devoted fans included Mr. and Mrs. Frank Denton, Former Mayor and Mrs.
Joseph M. Barr, Mr. and Mrs. Donald Morfee and Mr. and Mrs.
Samuel Brown Casey and the Caseys' son, Sam III, with Jill Linhart. From the third and fourth Forecast, Fall '70 By MARY SUE MILLER "Midi" sums up the fashion message for fall. After that fact there are countless postscripts, for the midi is not just a new length but an entire new look. It is worth some study. Not to familiarize yourself with it could prove disconcerting at purchase time.
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Pennant fever showed all around the Stadium. Several banners renewed the old 1960 chant, "Beat 'Em Bucs." NAACP Plans Freedom Fund Award Dinner National Association for the Advancement of Colored People, Homestead and Vicinity Branch, will hold its first annual freedom fund award dinner at 6:30 p. Sept. 25 at the Holiday Inn, West Mifflin. Judge Henry R.
Smith Jr. will speak. Receiving, the award will be Homestead resident Malvin R. Goode, a United Nations news correspondent for the American Broadcasting Co. Mrs.
King J. Lindsay is general chairman for the dinner. Charles W. Alexander is president of the Homestead NAACP. AFTER TOURING the New England states, Mr.
and Mrs. 'Alan Bruce Lazar will live in Indiana, Pa. They were married recently in Poale Zedeck Synagogue. Rabbi Joseph Shapiro officiated. The bride is the former Seretta Nan Price, daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. Charles Price of Alderson St. Mr. and Mrs. Lester G.
Lazar of Needham Heights, are the parents of the bridegroom. ALEXANDRIA, will be the home of Mr. and Mrs. Peter Joseph Brown after a trip to Canada, New York and Niagara Falls. They were married recently in Congre: gation Beth Shalom.
Rabbis Moshe Goldblum and Dr. Joseph Shapiro officiated. The bride is the former Stephanie Ellen Gross, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Albert Gross, Beacon St.
Mr. Brown is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Paul Brown of Crombie St. DEAR ANN LANDERS: I very nutty family.
It seems the all have babies long after sort of thing. My grandmother started it after I was born. So--now I have a counle of uncles who will be enrolling in my high school Ma makes me call these little squirts "Uncle" even though they are a year younger than I am. I think I'll croak first. Please help me by printing my letter and sticking up for me.
If ever a fellow needed a friend I do. HASSLE IN HARRISBURG. DEAR HASS: You don't need a friend. You need a sense of humor. It should be fun to call those little squirts "Uncle." Do it at every opportunity and soon you'll enjoying the joke--like everyone else.
DEAR ANN LANDERS: Last January you printed a letter on bed hopping. It was from a girl who was overly nice to men. She imagined herself love every three weeks. She fell into bed with every man who said a kind word to her. Of course she ended up sleeping with half the town.
I tore out that column and showed it to my daugh'er. Did she read it? She did not. She read the first two lines and tore it up right in front of my face. My daughter is 19. She is so immature it kills me.
The girl doesn't know the first thing about men. After the second date she goes out and buys her current expensive presents and smothers him with attention. She has no pride, no dignity, no judgment. I know she's sick but she won't see a doctor. She says she is very happy with her life and I should not try to impose my standards on her.
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