The Sidney herald., 1956-06-21
Belinski-Paluc
Marriage Rites
Dickinson

Al D1Ck1O8On
Marcella Belinski, daughter OF
MIR. and Mrs. Nick Belinski OF
Sidney, and Vicor c. Paluch, son
of Mr.. and Mrs. Frank j. Paluch
of Dickinson, N. D., were united
in marriage at a 900 service
Monday morning, June 4 at St
Patrick's Catholic church In Dick
inson, N. D.. Father Charles
Schneider read the Nuptial Mass
in the presence of about SIS we'd
ding guests.
Assorted bouquets of sweet
peas, NUNS and snap dragons
ornamented the altar, and a white
carpet was laid down the center
isle for the bride and her attend
ants to walk one. The pews were
ornamented at the bridal isle with
white satin bows. Before the re-
cessional the bride presented a
bouquet Of white carnations to
the Blessed Mother, while the
organist, Sister Moireen of St.
Patrick's parish, played "On this
Day, 0 Beautiful Mother" Sister
Moireen also played the tradition
al wedding marches and the nup-
tial Mass sung by the children's
choir of st. Patrick's church.
Mrs. Joe Paluch, sister-in-law
of the bridegroom, was matron
of honor and bridesmaids were
the bridegroom's sister, Margie
Paluch, and the brides cousins,
Joyce Haverlock of South Heart,
N. Oak, and Darlene Haverlock
of Belfield, N. D.
Joe Paluch, brother of the
bridegroom, was best man. Other
attendants were the bridegroom's
cousins, Casmir Paluch Jr., and
Leonard Kordonowy, both of Bel
field, and Sam Binstock of Re
gent, N. d.
The bride, given in marriage
by her father, wore a floor length
gown with train. The fitted bod
ice was Joined to a full skirt of
net over satin and lace over net.
The bodice had a small Chinese
stand-up collar cut into a "V"
effect at the front. The long
sleeves were pointed at the wrist
and trimmed with tiny pearl but
tons. The front was of net illusion
with irridescent sequins and
tiny white seed pearls. The back
of the gown had small pearl but
tons from the collar to below
the drop waist line. She wore a
fingertip veil with net of silk il
fusion imported from France. The
veil was held in place with a
effect of lace and net trim
med with irridescent sequins and
tiny pearls, identical to the bod
ice of her gown. Her only Jew
elry was small pearl earrings, a
gift from the bridegroom. She
carried a bouquet of red roses
and a white prayer book, the lat
ter a gift from her parents.
The matron of honor and
the bridesmaids wore identical
oallerina length white formals.
They were lace over satin and net
over lace with fitted bodice
Ioined to a full skirt. The top
was stole effect of net over lace
and was brought together in the
pack in a V-effect with rhine
;tone pin. They wore matching
hats with little white rosebuds
IN the sides. All wore rhinestone
earrings and pins, which were
he brides gifts. The matron of
lonor carried a bouquet of pink
inted carnations with green
and the bridesmaids car
led bouquets of blue-tinted car
lations identical to the bouquet
'arried by the matron of honor.
The brides mother wore a blue
md white nylon print dress with
White accessories. The BRIDE
rooms mother wore a dress of
,astel blue with white accessories.
Both had corsages of pastel pink
osebuds.
Mrs. Stanley Paluch, sister-in-
aw of the bridegroom, had charge
f the guest book and ushers were
'teve Orbanosky, cousin of the
ride, and Stanley Paluch.
Following the marriage cere-
nony a wedding dinner was serv-
d to sixty guests at the Queen
,ity Club, and that evening sup
er was served to one hundred
.irty guests. Hosts on both oc-
asiens were the brides parents,
he dining room was beautifully
ecorated with lighted candles
lovely floral arrangements,
nd a three-tiered wedding cake
entered the table at which the {
ride and groom were seated. [
A wedding dance was held in =,
he evening at the Bagdad Dance ,
'avilion with music by the Royal I
Orchestra. i
Later that evening the young
oupIe left on a wedding trip to
Black Hills and places of
lterest in and around Minneap- !
lis. For travelling the bride chose s
pastel blue suit with white &C. {
essories. Y
The bride is q graduate Of the
idney high school and attended '
lie state teachers college at Dick
lson. She has been employed as t
enographer by Howard Freed, t
dickinson attorney. S
Mr.. Paluch is a graduate of
hicago high school and Gale In i
itute of Telegraphy. He served r
the United States Army for L
vo years. He is presently en-
dyed as sales clerk by the
& L Co. in Dickinson. I
MIR. and Mrs. Paluch returned
om their wedding trim JrIpp 6