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Mr. and Mrs. John Cester of West End Avenue , Shirley, an- nounced the engagement of their daughter , Miss Loretta Cester , to Thomas Caminiti , son of Mr. and Mrs. Dominick Caminiti of Auborn Avenue , Shirley, at an engagement party held Saturday night at the Shirley Long Island Taxpayerss Association Clubhouse on Grand- view Drive, Shirley. A buffet supper was served and table decorations featured a four- tiered cake with a heart-shaped ornament. A band furnished mu- sic for dancing. Over 200 peop le attended the affair. Miss Cester attended Port Jef- ferson High School and is env p loyed b y Randy Knitwear in Pat- ehogue. Her fiance attended Brooklyn Automotive High School and serv- ed a four-year enlistment in the Air Force , three years of w lr.ch was spent in Germany. He is em- p loyed by iDlbert-Big Ben in Bell- port. 'No date has been set for the wedding. On August 7 , Mr. and Mrs. Philli p John DeSanto , Sr., of 14'M5 East Rosecrans , La Mirada , Calif., formerl y of Patehogue , announced the engagement of their daughter , Gabrielle Paula , to Donald Albert Gilmore of 13050 South Marlette Drive , La Mirada , Calif., son of Mrs. Alice Forbes of Fullerton , Calif. Miss DeSanto is a graduate of Seton Hall Catholic High School and is employed at Standard Oil Company of California in La Ha bra. Mr. Gilmore is a graduate of Oswego High School , Oswego , and received a bachelor of science de- gree in electrical engineering from Rensselear Polytechnic Institute in Troy, and is employed at Au- tonetics. a Division of North Am- erican Aviation , Inc., in Downey. Calif. The wedding is planned for Sep- tember 23 , at St. Paul of the Cross Catholic Church in La Mi- rada. Following a honeymoon tour of Northern California and San Francisco , the couple will reside at 13050 South Marlette Drive , La Mirada , Calif. Frances Johnson Be sure and enjoy the local corn —it is especially delicious this year. In fact this is; the glamour season for homegrown vegetables. Don 't say at the end of the sea- son , \Why didn 't we have more corn—or tomatoes—or egg p lant , etc?\ Do it now. I This recipe for Shell Macaroni with Easy Meat Sauce is another of two sent to us b y Mrs. Frances Sposato of Mastic Beach. It is as delig htfu l as the one last week for Barbecue Spare Ribs , which was \ sure \ a winner in any lan- guage. Casserole dishes are certainly among the most necessary for any season. This one is wonderful for you can prepare it and then pop it into the oven when you get ready. Shell Macaroni with Easy Meat Sauce 1 can tomato paste 3 small cans tomato sauce 2 tablespoons oil 1 small clove garlic 1 medium onion , chopped 2 cups warm water 1 pound lean chopped bee f Salt and pepper to taste. Dash dry basil. Saute onion , garlic and meat in the oil for about 10 minutes , add paste and stir for about 2 minutes then add sauce , water , salt and pepper. Cover and simmer for about 1 \ _ hours. I Cook shell macaroni as directed on package. Drain , return to pot and add 3 tablespoons butter or margarine. Stir over low heat to melt; add a little sauce and stir. pour into casserole and add re- mainder of sauce. This can be prepared earlier and then baked in a 375 degree oven lor 20 minutes. Sprinkle with Parmesan cheese. This recipe serves from 4 to fi portions. A Pinch of This and A Pinch of That J Sea Food Dinners to Go _ J 5 f UI> \ < with Cole Slaw , French Fries , Tartar Sauce B a_ w\t ^ omp ] e ^ e » < FRESH SEA FOOD RECEIVED DAILY ? • SOUTH BAY FISH MARKET < 50 SOUTH OCEAN AVENUE , PATCHOGUE — GRover 5-1595 ? _4.__-_Jk.-mAm----— *. A. « » »»»»r <i«»»»»»n » caaaaAaaaAAAAAAAAAAAA/ | l j : DIAMONDS : \ < ENGAGEMENT RINGS A SPECIALTY FROM $150.00 ? 1 A special in an Emerald Cut Diamond. 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Comp lete B stock on hand. Repairing J and Remodeling our spe- J }JL cialty. i J 3 ® QUALITY • j \. \tl • SERVICE ® j S • SATISFACTION • | * ! I AMERICAN ! ! HEATING CO. Opp. Sears & Bee Hive Stores 199 E. Main St., Patehogue GRover 5-0808 aaiaaBaiaiiai CENTEREACH — The rate for taxpayers of Center-each Fire District is expected to drop rough- ly 30 cents per $100 assessed val- uation for the calendar 1062 year , reported District Clerk John Pearl this week. Last Friday registered voters of the district approved 04 to 0 the district' s budget of $08, 003.07. With antici pated receip ts of $(50 and the anticipated balance as of January 1 , 1002 at $503.70 , the amount to be raised by tax is $08 , 370.18. Mr. Pearl said last year ' s rate was $1.33 for the hvdrant area and $1.30 per $100 assessed valu- ation for the rest of the district . He antici pated the 1002 rate would be $1.01 and $1.00 , respectively. The h y drant rental is a $0 , 750 item in the present budget. \The rate will be less , \ Mr. Pearl said , \because the assessed valuation has been raised. The amount to be raised by taxation ' ,., lower than for 1001. Therefore , the rate will be proportionatel y less. \ The fiscal yea r is the same as the calendar year for fire districts, C reach Fire District Rate Expected to Fall Several persons have contacted the Brookhaven Town Civil De- fence Office asking about Civil Defense and indicating an aware- ness of the value ol Civil De- fense. The main questions asked were concerned with what to do when the signal is sounded for an at- tack ; what the signals are and how to take care of a family s need for food and first aid. Brookhaven Town Supervisor and Civil Defense director , Aug- ust Stout , Jr., last week said that these questions and others can be answered and people can be trained by enrolling in Civil De- fense and taking the courses pro- vided. Brookhaven Town Civil Defense has always advocated that one person in each famil y should be familiar with lirst aid , according to Mr. Stout. Anyone interested in enrolling in first aid courses or training for the rescue service can call the Civil Defense Headquarters in Patehogue at GRover 5-4440. The Brookhaven Town Rescue Service is in need of volunteers and any- one interested should contact Daniel Burge , Jr., Rescue chief. Civil Defense Office Provides First Aid Course RECENTLY WED were Mr. and Mrs. Peter W. Chamberlain , who were married in the Patehogue Congregational Church by the Rev. Harold R. Coleman. The bride is the former Miss Linda C. Huether of Patehogue. 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' ' • . 1 EllUllMllllllll!lllllM HONKYMO OXIX G in (ho Poconos are Mr. and Mrs. Ervin Klhert (iaj; e . who were married Sunday afternoon in Our Lady of Ml. ( arniel K. (\ Church , Patehogue. The Hev. Saverio Mattel oHiciatod. The hride is the former Miss Barbara Ann Mannino of Patehogue. —Michael' s Studio Photo FOKGIONE—Z IEMAN Miss Loretta Jayne Zienra n , dau . uht cM - of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Anthony Zienian of 14 Camp bell Street, Patehogue . was mai'ried to Henry Euii'ono Foruiono. II , son of Mr. and Mrs. Pascal Dominic Fori-'ione til * Southin . u'ton . Conn., in a nuptial mass at 11 a. m. Saturday in St. Francis de Sales R. C. Church , Patchoyuo. The Kev . F. I .ecr Cunninj- 'ham performed the wcnldin . u \ ceremony and celebrated the mass. The bridal couple re- ceived the Papal Rlessinjj- immedi- ately after the ceremonv. Follow- ing the nuptial mass the bride placed a white nosegay bouquei at the altar of the Pdessed .Moth( >r About 200 quests were present. Escorted to th ( ^ altar by her fa- tlter , the hride wore a white silk orea: ;za flo. ii' -len . ii'th yown with a square lu ' or necklin- * trimmed with appliques of Chantilly lace. The scalloped overskirt was edited in mat chintz' lace, ve-echoed in the bouffant skirt , which fell into a chapel train. A crown trimmed with , sequins and pearls held her illusion fingertip veil. She carried a crescent-shaped bouquet of step- haiiotis , white roses and a white orchid. Miss Sharon Ann Zieman of Fafc-hoii'iic was maid-of-honor. Her yellow dress was of silk organza with a soft scoop neckline. The bodice and skirt featured a dia- mond-patterned Chantilly-type h\- ce. Her headpiece was a matching petal crown with a butterfly veil. She carried a crescent-shaped bou- quet of yellow shasta chrysanthe- mums and roses. The bridesmaids were Mrs. Rich- ard Marasco of Rochester; Miss Patricia Havens of Fast Pat- ehogue; Mrs. Charles Coronella of New York City and Miss Maria Louise Rrochhagen of Maspeth. Their gowns followed the style of the maid-of-honor ' s. They carried c:eccnt-shaped bouquets of yellow sha- \ :t a chrysanthemums. Pascal Forgione . Jr.. of South - ington , Conn., was best man. The ushers were Donald P. Sullivan of Norfolk , Ya.; James Snee of Mon- roe; Ralph J. De Stefano , Jr., of Takoma Park , Md., and James J. O'Hara of Washington , D. C. The altar was decorated with large spray bouquets of white gladioli , chrysanthemums and as- ters. The pews were marked by similar flowers with white bows. Organ and vocal music was by Mrs. Charlotte Hallo. A reception foi 125 guests was held at Land' s End in Sayville. A cocktail hour preceded the dinner and a champagne toast was made to the bride. Organ music was played during the dinner. The Rev. F. Leo Cnningvham pronounced the grace. A guest at the wedding and reception was the Rev. John J. Gorman of Hol y Name of Mary Church in Valley Stream. The couple left for a wedding trip in New York City. They will reside in Takoma Park. Md. The bride is a graduate of the College of Mount Saint Vincent in Riverdale and received her B A in math and her New York State Secondary Teaching Certificate. She will teach in Springbrook High School in Silver Springs , Md. The bridegroom is a graduate of the School of Business , p' ord- ham University. He is currentl y attending Catholic Universit y. School of Law in Washington , D. C. BUDD— LAUGHLIN Miss Jean M a r i e Laughlin . daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph W. Laughlin of Washington Ave- nue , Patehogue , became the bride of Robert Edward Budd , son of Mrs. Julie Budd of Center Street , Patehogue , and the late James Budd , at 2 p. m. August 13 in St. Francis de Sales R. C. Church , Patehogue. The Rev. Andrew O'Reill y, chap lain of New Y' ork University, performed the wed- ding ceremony. Escorted to the altar by her father , the bride wore a princess line gown of silk organza with a chapel train , and having a scoop neckline of Alencon lace and long lace sleeves. Her chapel veil was held by a crown of orange blossoms and she carried a bou- quet of p ink cymbidiums and ste- phanotis. Mrs. Katherine Antonelle of Bayside , a sister of the bride , was matron-of-honor. She wore a street-length dress of pale p ink silk organza with three-quarter length sleeves , and a matching picture hat. She carried a basket bouquet of pink asters and blue delphinium. Bridesmaids were Miss Rita Hattrick of Patehogue; Miss Nan- cy Harris of New York City; Miss Sandra Craft of Ballston Spa., and Miss Ellen Budd of Patehogue , a sister of the bridegroom. They were dressed the same as the matron-of-honor and carried sim- ilar bouquets. George Petropulos of Ridge was best man. The ushers were William Riopel of Patehogue ; Rob- ert McCullagh of Easton , Conn., Ral ph Howe of Bridgeport , Conn, and Arthur Reich of Medford. Susan Budd was flower girl. She was dressed like the brides ' other attendants and carried a small basket bouquet of p ink asters and blue delphinium. James Budd was ring bearer. M>s. Charlotte Gallo was or- ganist and Peter Borella , soloist. A reception for 150 guests was held at 4 p. m. at the Suffolk NEWLYWEDS are Mr. and Mrs. Robert I) . Royds , J r., who were married at 4 p.m. Satuday in Our Redeemer Lutheran Church , Riverhead. The bride is the former Miss Violet S. Matson of Speonk. —Michael' s Studio Photo County Republican Clubhouse in Blue Point. •Mr. and M|rs. Budd left on a two-week wedding tri p throug h New England. Upon their return they will reside on South Ocean Avenue , Patehogue. The bride is a graduate of Pat- ehogue High School and Bellevue Hosp ital , New York University School of Nursing. Her husband is a graduate of Patehogue Hi gh School and the University of Bridgeport. Conn. He will teach at Patehogue Junior High School this Fall. BAUER—REED The marriage of Miss Elaine Lois Reed , daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Clive Edwards Reed of West Lakewood Street , Patehogue. to Richard Henry Bauer , son of Mr. and Mrs. Henry Bauer of Free- dom Plains , took place at 12 noon August 12 in the Congregational Church , Patehogue. The Rev. Stu- art W. Van Cott performed the wedding ceremony in the presence of 150 guests. •Given in marriage by her fath- er , the bride wore a floor-length gown of white silk organza with a fitted bodice having cap sleeves and a Sabrina neckline of embroid- ered flowers. The full skirt flowed into a gathered chapel train. She wore a t h r e e-tiered shoulder- length veil and carried a crescent bouquet of white roses with a white orchid in the center. Miss Revelle Whitbeck of East Patehogue was maid-of-honor. Her floor-length gown was of celeste green silk organza with a fitted bodice having short sleeves and a scoop neckline. The full skirt was gathered in the back and fashioned with four rosettes. Her matching hat was of celeste green with a small veil. She carried a colonial bouquet of garden flowers. The bridesmaids were Mass Anne Stephen of Saranac Lake ; Miss Jean Finger of Patehogue, and Miss Janet Smith of East Pat- ehogue. They were gowned like the maid-of-honor and wore simi- lar hats and carried matching bouquets. Robert Abele of Trumbull , Conn., was best man. The ushers were Donald Clive Reed of Patehogue. brother of the bride , Glenn Wade of Freedom Plains and Percival Tatem of North port. Robert Shelanskey of West- hampton was organist. He played selections of Bach and Handel , and the \Intermezzo \ from Cavalleria Rusticana by Mascagni as a wed- ding solo. The church was decorat- ed with pastel gladioli and white chrysanthemums. A dinner was held at the Better 'Ole , Brookhaven , for 100 guests. The coup le left for a two-week wedding trip to Mont. Tremblant , Quebec. They will reside at 19 Leroy Street , Potsdam. The bride is a 1958 graduate of Patehogue Hig h School and is a senior at Crane Department of Music , State Universit y, College of Education in Potsdam , where she is a memoer of the Crane Collegiate Singers. IThe bridegroom was graduated from Clarkson College of Tech- nology, Potsdam , where he was president of Pi Tau Sigma , nation- al honorary mechanical engineer- ing fraternity and president of Zeta Nu , social fraternity. He re- cently won a fellowshi p to study for his master ' s degree in mechan- ical engineering at Clarkson Col- lege. Both will be full-time students next year. NOTES ON NUPTIALS
