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RECENT ENGAGEMENTS Mr. and Mrs. Roger Rentier of Oak Street, Bayport , 1 nve announ - ced the engagement of their daug h- ter , Miss Judith Mary, and Salva- IVliss Judith Marj Renner tore Robot t Petoia , son of Mr . and M' rs. Patrick Petoia of Bellevill e , N.J. Miss Renner attended Bayport High School and is presently em- ployed at the Union Savings Bank of Patchogue. Mr. Petoia received his bachelor of science degree from Newark College of Eng ineering and is em- ployed by Lakehurst Naval Base in New Jersey. Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Wisniew- ski of 70 Map le Avenue , Patchogue , announce the engagement of their daug hter . Miss Catherine Ann Wisniewski , to David M. Coil , son Miss Catherine Wisniewski of Mr. and Mrs. C. G. Coil of Colorado Spi'ings , Colo. Miss Wisniewski will be gradua- ted from Patchogue Senior High School this month. Her fiance , who has served for four years in the Navy, is em- ployed at Foti and Sons , Inc., in East Patchogue. No date has been set for the wedding. Mr. and Mrs. Horace Justin Patterson of Brookhaven have an- nounced the engagement of their daug hter , Miss Judith Todd Pat- terson of New Yfork City to Wil- liam Carnes Weeks. He is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Doug hty Weeks of Brookhaven , formerl y of Babylon. The prospective bride was grad- uated from Bennett Colleg e in Millbrook in 1959 . She is a grand- daughter of the late Harland Bry- ant Tibbetts , a chief assistant counsel to Samuel Seabury in the 193 1 investigation of New York Miss Judith T. Patterson —Bradford Bachrach Photo municipal affairs , and of the late Mrs. Tibbetts of both Brookh n and Bellport , and of the late Mr. and Mrs. Stephen Joseph Pattei - son , also of Brooklyn. Miss Pat- terson is currently emp loyed by Holiday Magazine in New York City. Mr. Week s , an alumnus of the Taft School , Watertown , Conn., is a senior at Yale Univei-ity wheie he is a member of Delta Kappa | Epsilon . He i- , a grandson of the I late Mr . and Mi- , . Edwin Carnes Weeks of Babylon and New York City and the late Mi . and Mr- . William Klehr of Foi est Hil' s His ' father , now l etiied. was a vice : pre sident of the Alcoa Steamshi p Company. Mr. Weeks is a direct descendant of the Right Rev . Samuel Seabut y, the fu -t E p isco- pal bishop in the Unite d States. A Fall wedding is p lanned. The engagement has been an- nounced of Miss Mary Ann Brocki , Miss Mary Ann Brocki —Photo by George Dec daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Brocki of East Moriches , to Andre Cybulski , son of Mr. and Mrs. An- drew Cybulski of Cutchogue. Mr. and Mrs. Herman Masem of Ohio Avenue , Medford , announce the engagement of their daughter . Miss Jane T. Ma-em , to Hen.y J . Olaf-en , -on of Mi. and Mrs. Olaf Olafson , of 1047 Nugent Avenue , Bay Shore. No date has been set for the wedding- . Mr. and Mis. Charles Moffett of ' 81 Lauiel Stieet , Patchogue , have announced the engagement of then- daughter , Charlotte Ann , to Rich- ard E. Boin , Jr.. son of Mr . and Mis . Richard E. Born . Sr.. ot Di- ehard Road , East Patcho gue. No date has been -et for the wedding. Tre mont Avenue PTA Honors Two Students Two Tremont Avenue School young-tei' s l eeeived aw aids Fn- day from the school' s Parent- Teacher Association for overall achievement and development. Recemng the awauk were Lynne Shab^r and Richaid Gian- notti , who were both in the ninth grade. 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GR OMT 5-2002 EM RICK-LINK M\iss Lillian Ann Link, dau g hter of Mr . and Mis . Waltei Link of Lamheit Avenue , Ma stic , became the hude of Ro^ Eniuck of Oak- dale , son of \li - . E\a Einnck of l> iookl\ n , it 7 p. m. Saluiday at Hie M.islie Beach Dt niocat i<: Club- li'HiM' on Loi iixt Ui lve , Mastic Hi .u h . The doiihle iiin; cer emony \\a> perfo i nied b y Justic e of the 1\ ;ne Milton \. LaGaltnta. Gi\en in niania g o h y her father , the liiido woic a balle ) in i- ! >nmli • . •own of white hue ovei vat in , ' ha\ii y a 1 <ni i tieied hue lumi fant i -kut anil \\ ,i- la^hioned \> it ' i a ' -( 11 loped ni'i k 11lit' odued \\ it h i hme- -tone * - She wole a le ir dlop pt n 1 i I o\\ n u lih an iMusion -hoi hlei h'Ditth \eil and ea ' iied a colonial bouquet of white iris and hlios-of-the-valley. Mi-s Maiy Ilameisfeld of the Bronx , an aunt of the bride , was maid-of-l.onor. She was attired in a ballerina-length lilac lace and chiffon gown over taffeta. She wore a lilac crown embedded with seed pearls and carried a colonial bouquet of sweet peas and dairies . The flower girl was Mary Beth Link of New York City, a cousin of the bride. She was dressed in \ellow oigandy over taffeta , bal- lei ma-leiiL 'th. She wore a wreath of yellow flowers and earned n small colonial bouquet of daisies. William Klein of Oakdale was best in.au. A reception followed the cere- mony for 200 euests . A buftet supper wa* - served. Music foi dan- t ing was furnished by the Conti- nentals . The coup le left for a nine-day honejmoon to -Miami Beach , Fla., and i pon letuinmg home they will te s ide on Long Island Avenue , Mi .'dloid. Mi s . Einru-k graduated from Moiri s Hi gh School in the Bronx and is employed b y Secunty Na- tional Bank m Port Jefferson. Her husband graduated from Sa . wille High School and attended Fianklin and Marshall College in Lam aster . Pa. He is employed as an architect foi Ral p h Mignone at 1 Farmingdale Roa d , West Baby- lon. GRIER-DOZIER Miss Alma Dozier , daughter of Mi. and Mrs . Henry Dozier of Waverly Avenue , Patchogue, be- came the bride of Clarence Crier , son of Mr. and Mrs . Smith Crier of Sparta , Ga., at 4:30 p. m. Sat- in day at the Mount Olivet Bap tist Church , Middle Island Road , Med- foid. The Rev. Virginia Myers, pastor of tin* church , performed the wedding ceremony. Given in marriage b y her fa- ther , the bride wore a floor-length gow n of Chantilly lace with long- sleeves and a very full bouffant skirt over white taffeta . Her fin- gertip nylon net veil was held by a pointed crown of sequins and she carried a bouquet oi white tarnations . Mrs . Lenore Connor of Orange , N.J.. was niiatron-of-honor. She wore a gold gown of chiffon over taffeta with matching veil , and carried yellow tea roses. The bridesmaids were Misses Alma Dozier , the bride ' s sister , who wore a light blue gown of nylon over taffeta; Miss Peggy Bullock of Gordon Heights , who wore a mint green chiffon gown over taffeta; and Miss Roberta Hunter of Patchogue , who wore a gown of N shrimp-color chiffon over taffeta. They carried bouquets of mixed flowers. Lenood Conner of Orange , N.J. was best man and the ushers were Otis Dozier , the bride ' s brother , and Robert and Roger Richardson of Patchogue. The reception was a buffet sup- per held at the Community Center o n Hawkins Avenue , Gordon Heig hts , following the ceremony. The wedding music was p layed by Mrs. Ethel Lewis of Setauket. The bride is a graduate of the Hempstead Beauty School. The bridegroom is in the Army and is stationed at Fort Campbell , Ky. THOMAS-HYMAN Miss Irene M. Hyman , daughter of Mrs. M'ildred Hyman of 57 Dun- can Avenue , Lake Ronkonkoma , became the bride of Daniel E. Thomas , son of Mrs. Clarence Thomas of 187 Carroll Avenue. Ronkonkoma , and the late Clar- ence Thomas, in a ceremony per- formed in the Methodist Church in St. James at 3 p. m. June 4. The Rev. Hatfield Brook officiated before the altar decorated with baskets of white g ladioli , white chrysanthemums and baby ' s breath . Mrs. Linda Maclntyre played the wedding marches on the organ. Escorted to the altar by her bro- ther , John Hyman of Farming- ville. the bride wore a ballerina- length gown of white lace made with a bouffant skirt. The fitted bodice was sleeveless and had a high neckline. The gown had a white taffeta bolero jacket decor- ated with sequins . She wore a crown of seed pearls to which a fingertip veil of French illusion was attached. She carried a colon- ial bouquet of white roses tied with streamers of white satin baby ribbon. Mrs. Burtis Newton , Jr., of Haw- kins Avenue, Lake Ronkonkoma , was matron-of-honor for her sister. She wore a cocktail-length gown of powder blue net over taffeta decorated with sequins. The skirt was bouffant and the fitted bodice bad a round neckline. She wore a white hat and carried a bouquet of white carnations. - Leslie Jacobsen of Lake Ron- konkoma , a cousin of the bride , was best man. Raymond Shaw of Centereach , an uncle of the bride- groom, was the usher. Following the wedding cere- mony, a reception was held in the Farmingville Fire House for 75 guests where a buffet supper was served. Mrs. Thomas is a graduate of Port Jefferson High School and is employed as a medical attendant at Pilgrim State Hospital. Mr. Thomas is also a graduate of Port Jefferson High School and is employed by a mason contrac- tor. He has completed 10 years in the National Guard. The couple drove through upper New York State , Connecticut , New Jersey and Pennsylvania on their wedding trip and are now making their home on Lincoln Avenue in Holbrook. DARRELL—MAIER Miss Barbara Josephine Maier , daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Herman Joseph Maier of Hummel Avenue , Holbrook , became the bride of Raymond Walter Darrell , son of Mr. and Mrs. Walter R. Darrell of Ronkonkoma. at a ceremony performed by the Rev. Charles Nosser in St. Josep h' s TL O. Church , Lake Ronkonkoma , Sat- urday. Mrs. Walter Bigler was ihe or- ganist and Robert Lehy, soloist. The church was decorated with bouquets of roses and carnations. The bride, who was given in marriage by her father , wore a floor-length gowr of Chantilly lace and silk organza. A crown of pearls held her fingertip veil. She carried a bouquet of white ro^es with an orchid center. Mrs. Albert Toth of Glendale was the matron-of-honor. She wore an aqua gown with a matching veil and crown of pearls and she carried a bouquet of Shasta dai- sies. The bridesmaids were Miss Rose Mary Schmidbauer of Glenda^ , who wore a lavender gown with matching veil and a pearl crown , and carried a bouquet of Shasta daisies , and Miss Hilda Schmid- bauer , also of Glendale , whose at- tire was th? same as her sister ' s , Vut in yellow. The bridegroom ' s brother , Rob- ert Darrell of Ronkonkoma , was best man and the ushers were Robert Cosieda of Holbrook and Thomas McKevin of Ronkon- koma. A reception for 104 guests fol- lowed the ceremony at the Bavar- ian Inn in Ronkonkoma. The bride is a graduate of Seton Hall High School and is employed at The People ' s National Bank of Patchogue. The bridegroom is a graduate of Sayville High School and is em- ployed at the Ronkonkoma Post Office. The coup le is touring Canada and will visit Niagara Falls. On their return , they will reside in Farmingville. WILD-ENGEL On June 4 , Miss Arline Anna Engel , daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Louis Engel of 180 Lakewood Street , Patchogue , was married to Arthur Wild , son of Mrs. Cather- ine Wild of Smithtown and the late Jack Wild , in an impressive ceremony at Temple Beth El , Patchogue. Rabbi A. Irving Schni pper officiated , assisted by Cantor Max Rajeck. The bride , given in marriage by her father , wore a long white gown of silk organza with a lace bodice trimmed with seed pearls. Her fingertip veil was held b y a pill box trimmed with seed pearl- .. She carried a Bible with a white orchid. Miss Mona H. Rosenzweig of Patchogue was maid-of-honor in a mint green gown of tissue taf- feta with mint green accessories. She carried a spring bouquet of yellow tea roses and white and yellow daisies. Miss Maureen Engel of Roe Boulevard , Patchogue , was the flower girl. She wore an organdy dress of white and blue and a headpiece of blue and white dow- ers. She carried a basket of flow- ers , to match. Maureen is a cousin of the bride. David Lichtung of Brookl yn was best man. A reception was held in the aud- itorium of the temple whee a buf- fet was enjoyed. Music for dan- cing was furnished bv Joel Sands Band. Mr. and Mrs. Wild left for a mo- tor trip through New England , Canada and Niagara Falls . Upon their return they will reside at -35 Railroad Avenue , Patchogue. CHAMBERLAIN—HUETHER Miss Linda Christine Huether. laug hter of Mr . and Mrs. Alfred F. Huether of 2(55 Oak Street , Patchogue , became the bride of Peter W. Chamberlain , son of Mr. ind Mrs. Warren A. Chamberlain , 3f 39 Grenville Avenue , Patchogue , at 3 p. m. Sunday. The Rev. Har- ald R. Coleman performed the wedding ceremony in the Pat- shogue Congregational Church in the presence of more than 200 quests. The church was decorated with bouquets of gladioli , carna- tions , roses and baby ' s breath , and palms. Given in marriage by her fa- ther , the bride wore a floor-length gown of pure silk organz a with scattered handsewn rosebud ap- pliques. The fitted bodice had a Sabrina neckline and long poin- ted sleeves. The bouffant skirt was bustled at the sides and had a butterfly back ending in a short chapel train. A crown of seed pearls held her fingertip veil of French illusion and she carried a white Bible on which was a cas- cade of white roses and a stephan- otis with a removable corsage. Miss Nancy L. Huether of Pat- chogue , a siste r of the bride , was maid-of-honor. She wore a gown of white embossed nylon over deep pink net and taffeta. The gown had a wide deep satin cummerbund and a bouffant skirt. She wore a matching pink veiled crown with seed peails. She carried a colonial bouquet of pale p ink roses , deep pink carnations and baby ' s breath. The bridesmaids were Miss Joan Gotimer. Miss Judith Klinger and Miss Kathea Bishop, all of Pat- chogue . Their gowns were the same as the maid-of-honor ' s only white over pale pink and they wore pale pink crowns. They car- ried colonial bouquets of deep pink loses and light pink carnations and babv ' s breath. Watren Chamberlain of Pat- chogue , a brother of the bride- gioom , was best man. The ushers were Dean Chamberlain of Pat- chogue. another brother of the bridegroom , Elbert Gage and Henry Jones of East Patchogue. A reception for the close friends and relatives was held at the home of the bnde ' s parents on Oak Street , Patchogue. About 70 were present. Mr. and Mrs. Chamberlain left for a wedding trip to Niagara Falls and upstate New York. They will reside m Geneva. The bride was graduated from Patchogue High School, class of 39o9 , and was manager of the Gold Bond Redemption Center at Clearview and Fiala ' s , Patchogue. Her husband is a graduate of Patchogue High School and is in his Senior year at Hobart College in Geneva. I CURRERI-CLOONAN Miss Gertrude Cloonan. daugh- ter of Mr. and Mr.s . Josep h Cloon- an of Holbrook , became the bride of Anthony Curreri , son oi Mr. and Mrs. Benjamin Cmveri of West Islip, May 27 , at Niagara Falls. The double ring ceiemony was performed by Casey Zygmont , justice of the peace. The attendants were Miss Elsa Dit kie of Queens Village and John Kendrick of Massapequa Park. After a trip to Canada , Mr. and Mrs. Curreri are residing in Bay Shore. Mrs. Curreri , a graduate of Sayville High School , is emp loyed in the law office of Michael J R yan , Babylon. Her husband is associated with his brother in the Curvvil Con- struction Corporation , Brookhaven. CARR-VILLANO The Mary Immaculate R. C. Church of Bellport was the scene of a wedding the afternoon of June 4 when Miss Anna C. Vil- lano , daughter of Mr. and Mrs. John Villano of Bellport , was married to Lawrence J. Carr , Jr., son of Mr. and Mrs. Carr of East Patchogue. The Rev. Thomas A. Manning o fficiated. Organ music was played b y Mrs. Martin of Yaphank , and Mrs. Arthuf Bruno sang \Ave Maria. \ The bride , given in marriage by her father , wore a floor-length silk organza gown with a Sabrina neckline , long sleeves , and a full skirt trimmed with peau de soie lace. Her bouffant veil was shoul- der length and she carried a bou- quet of florets and stephanotis with two white orchids. Mrs. Catherine Korell of Center Moriches , sister-in-law of the bride , was the matron-of-honor. She wore a gown of turquoise silk organza over taffeta and a short veil attached to a flowered head- piece. She carried roses , white and tinted turquoise. The bridesmaids , who were dressed like the matron-of-honor , were Miss Gloria Iarrocci of Bell- port , Miss Virginia Wolleman of Brookhaven , Mass Ann Marie Lot- lto of Patchogue and Miss Kath- ryn Ilupfer of East Patchogue. The junior bridesmaid was Miss Kathleen Carr , and the flower girl was Miss Barbara Ann Pat an- jo , cousin of the bride. Peter Carr of East Patchogue , brother of the bridegroom , served as best man. The ushers were Er- nest Korell , brother of the' bride , William Wingerath of Bellport , Gabriel Vignato of East Pat- chogue and William Bone of Bell- port. Thomas Villano was a junior usher , and John Carr was the ring bearer. About 170 people attended a re- cep tion held at the Brau Hans in Medford following the wedding. Music was furnished b y James Lo- tito and his band The bride works for the New York Telep hone Company. Her husband is emp loyed at McRae brother^ in ^ Patchogjre. The \ couple \\ are residing . a . t ' 1? South Summit Avenue , Patchogue. NOTES ON NUPTIALS SJfj e ^\x\xt\ island A&uanre AHVMMMBM naHBNHIMMHMBHB HaanMil^M||MnH^^BHlMBHHHlHMH ^Ha^Hi^MH^H«M Page Two — Section Two Thursday, June 15 , 196 1 NEWLYWEDS are Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence J. Carr , Jr., who were married June 4 in Mary Immaculate R. C. Church , Bellport , by the Rev. Thomas A. Manning. The bride is the former Miss Anna C. 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