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NOTES ON NUPTIALS AI5ATI*:— PARKER $;of Airman 1 c Vincent Abate, son ,, ¦ ,-., ,, , , , . . - nl ' Mr. and Mrs. Laldassaro Abate. - ,1; ' ;s :¦ • ¦ , ¦;' :1 V-i ?' • lK ;V c ; !n \ ° . of Pawnee Avenue. Shirley, at ! ' * V Pl1 ^ lrs ; ( , \ sU ' r I: 1 1,k 7' .V l L ' p. m. September l(i in St. :m<u ' n * - V ''- ] n ' viUUr l!il ' 1,n,k ' Joseon ' s !!. C. Church in Camden. X. .1. I Given in marriage b y her father. i the bride wore a white gown ot | |.e;i:i ,ie soie appliuuod with lace : . -ad sty led with a scalloped nocK- i line , long p ointed sleeves and a 1 full-length boull' ant skirt tormin- ' at big in a cliapei train. Her 1 shoulder-length illusion veil was I atlaeiied to a wreath of orange ' blossoms and she carried a cascade : of white roses with a double orchid renter. Miss Alarguarita Morrell of Camden was maid-of-honor. The ¦ bridesmaid was .Miss Jeanette j Pa rker id' Camden, a cousin of the bride. Their y e 1 1 o w ballerina !< ntrth gowns of peau de soie were fashiuneil wth scoop necklines and cap sleeves. They wore matching headpieces and carried cascade bouquets of rust-colored chrysan- themums. Frank Abate of Brooklyn , a brother of the bridegroom , was best man and Airman 'L c Thomas barker of Camden and Biloxi , .Miss., a brother of the bride, was the usher. Following the ceremony a re- ception for 150 quests was held at Moffa ' s Farm in Camden. A chicken dinner was served and music for dancing was furnished by a four-p iece hand. The couple spent a week' s honeymoon in the Pocono Moun- tains and after A irman Abate ' s 2S-day leave, they will go to Ger- many where he is stationed. Mrs. Abate was employed as a laboratory technician at the Jersey City Hospital in Jersey Cit y, N. J. Her husband served a four-year enlistment in the Air Force and recentl y reenlisted for another two year?. BORN—MOFFETT Miss Charlotte Ann Moffett , daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Moffett of 81 Laurel Street , Pat- chogue , was married to Richard E. Born , Jr.. son of Mr. and Mrs. Richard E. Born. Sr.. of Orchard Road . East Patchogue. at 3:30 p. m. Sunday in St . Francis de Sales R. C. Church , Patchogue. Tlie Rev. John J. Traynor officia- ted at the double ring * ceremony. The bride was given in marriage by her father. Site wore a baller- ina-length gown of all white lace with a fitted bodice and scalloped neckline, cap and sleeves , and a full skirt over lace and taffeta , with elbow-length gloves. Her fingertip illusion veil was held in place by a crown of sequins and pearls. She carried a cascade bouquet of white snapdragons and chrysan- themums. Miss Janet Moffett of Pat- chogue. a sister of the bride , was maid-of-honor. She wore a street- length blue nylon gown over taf- feta with a fitted bodice covered with sequins and rhinestones , cap sleeves and a full skirt with flow- ing back panels. She wore a small matching hat with a veil and car- ried an old-fashioned bouquet of yellow and blue chrysanthemums. Miss Judy Born of East Pat- chogue , a sister of the bridegroom , was bridesmaid. She wore a rose colored gown made like that of the maid-of-honor , and a small match- ing hat. She carried an old-fash- ioned bouquet of white and p ink chrvsanthpmiims. The best man was Kenneth Born of East Patchogue . a brother of the bridegroom. Donald Meany of Patchogue was the usher. A dinner reception for 100 guests was held at 5 p. m. at the Brau Haus in Medford. Dan- cing was enjoyed to the music of Vinnie Roslak' s orchestra. After a week' s honeymoon tour- ing New York City and Philadel- phia . Pa., the couple will reside on L yman Road , East Patchogue. The bride attended Patchogue High School. The bridegroom at- tended Bellport High School and was in the Navy. He is now em- ployed with Mr. Neon signs in Seaford . LIBBY - VOGEL Miss Helen Vogel , daughter of Louis Vogel of Mill Road , Yaphank , and the late Mrs. Helen Vogel , was married to John Libby, Sr., son of Mrs. Elsie Porter of Patchogue , at a double ring ceremony in St. Mark' s Episcopal Church , Medford , at 4 p. m. September 24. The Rev. Richard Gray of St. Andrew ' s E piscopal Church , Yaphank , offici- ated. The bride , who was escorted to the altar by her father , wore a white ballerina-length gown of silk organza appliqued with taffeta over a hooped underskirt. She wore lace mitts and carried an arm bouquet of white carnations and polished rhododendron leaves. Her elbow-leng th veil fell from a cap of seed pearls. Mrs. John Libby, Jr., was mat- ron-of-honor and wore an azure blue gown with an embroidered bodice and a cap and short veil of the same color. Her bouquet of dust y pink carnations was similar to the bride ' s. The best man was John Libby, Jr. and the ushers were William Libb y and Lewis Brunnemer. The altar of the church was dec- orated with fall flowers and foliage. Each pew was festooned with chry- santhemums and satin ribbons. Mrs. Marie Vog-1 was at the organ. A reception for 110 guests was held at Pine Grov e Inn . The six- tier wedding cake was baked by Mrs. Lewis Brunnemer. DeJohn ' s Orchestra played for dancing. After a wedding tri p to the Po- conos , the couple will reside on Mill Road , Yaphank. The bride is employed by Reich Brothers Motor Freight and the bridegroom is with the Bayport Lumber Company. GRIFFITHS - CASSELL Miss Phyllis Cassell , daughter of Master Sergeant and Mrs. Thern Cassell of Whitehall , Columbus , Ohio, , becam e the bride of Airman 1/c David Griff i th s , son of Mrs. Lillian Griffiths of South Washing- ton Avenue , Centereac h , and the late Thomas Griffiths at 3 p. m. September 16. The Rev. J. Willard Jarvis off- iciated at the double ring ceremony at the Whitehall Baptist Church in Columbus. The organist , Mrs. Nora Lee Hackensmith played the wedding marches and selections during the candle-light service , and accompanied the soloist. Miss Car- oline Ellison , both of Columbus. The bride , given in marriage by her father , wore a cocktail-length lace gown with three-quarter sle- eves and lace mitts. The bouffant skirt formed lace tiers down the back. Her fingertip veil was held by a white feather head p iece and she carried a white Bible with a white orchid. Miss Gloria Cassell was her sist- er ' s maid-of-honor , she wore a mint green cocktail-length gown with a matching headpiece and short veil. Her bouquet was of g ladioli and chrysanthemums. Terence Griffiths was his broth - er ' s best man. Ushers were Airman 1/C David Morgan. and Airman 1/C Donald H. Halderfield , both of Col- umbus , and buddies of the bride- groom. A reception followed at the home of the bride for the bridal party and immediate families. The couple left on a honeymoon to Lake Erie and upon their return will reside in Columbus. Mrs. Griffiths is a graduate of Whitehall High School in Colum- bus. Her husband , a graduate of Port Jefferson High School , is in the Air Force and stationed at Lock- bourn Air Force Base , Columbus. FALES - SIEMEN Miss Grace Martha Siemen , dau- ghter of Mr. and Mrs. Harry Sie- men of 40 Truberg Avenue , Patch- ogue , became the bride of Eugene R. Fales , of Ridge , son of the late Mr. and Mrs. William Fales , at 11:30 a. m. Saturday in Emanuel Luthera n Church , Patchogue. The Rev. Daniel G. Fiehler performed the wedding ceremony in the pre- sence of 200 guests. Mrs. John Makela , organist , p layed the wed- ding selections and accompanied Mrs. Carl Gernannt , Jr., soloist. Given in marriage by her father , the bride wore a waltz-length gown of Arl yn lace over tulle and taffeta with long fingerti p sleeves and a sweetheart neckline. A Georgian crown of seed pearls held her fing- erti p veil and she carried two white orchids formed in a crescent bouquet with stephanotis and fleur d' amour , and fringed with fern. Miss Rosemarie G. McCann of Patchogue was maid-of-honor. She wore a street-length gown of ro- mance blue silk organdy over tulle and taffeta. She carried a crescent bouquet of yellow chrysanthemums shasta daisies and pompons. Miss Patricia Ann Gilligan of Patchogue was the junior brides- maid. Her gown was like that of the maid-of-honor and she carried a bird cage bouquet of yellow and white pompons and shasta .daisies. Howard J. Fales of Manorville was best man. The ushers were John Zahra of Terryville and Stanley Hydoski of Speonk and the junior usher , Robert Gilligan of Patchogue. Two bouquets of white chrysan- themums and pompons were on the altar and the pews were decorated with white bow garlands with pompons. A reception for 127 guests was held at the Better 'Ole in Brook- haven. Music was by Mike Greco ' s band. Mr. and Mrs. Fales left for a w edding tri p of three weeks in Florida. Upon their return they will reside on Big Pine Road ; Ridge. The bride is a graduate of Patch- ogue Hi g h School and the bride- groom of Haaren High School. New York City. Both are emp loyed at the Brookhaven National Labor- atory. DAVES - MIFFLIN Miss Lois Mifflin , daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Harold Mifflin of Springfield , Mass., became the bride of Milton Albert Daves , son of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Daves of Medford , in a ceremony at the home of Mr. Daves ' sister , Mrs. Alice Jones of Middle Island Road. Elder George Buggs , pastor of the Church of God in Christ , South Street , performed the wedding September 23. Mrs. Alice Jones , sister of the bridegroom , was the maid-of-honor and John Gwathney of Patchogue , was the best man. A reception followed the ceremony. The couple will reside in Spring- field , Mass., where Airman '1 c Milton Davos is stationed at West- over Air Force Base. HAMMOND—RICHTER Miss Rita Richter of Hicksville , daug hter of Mr . and Mrs. Hans Richter of Heidelburg, Germany, was married to Herbert F. Ham- mond , Jr., son of Mr. and Mrs. Herbert F. Hammond , Si' ., of Uniondale , and grandson of Mrs. Hannah Jones of Patchogue. Sep t- ember 2, in St. Mark' s R. C Church , Hempstead. A reception was held in Kell y ' s in Sea ford , for the immediate famil- ies. The couple will reside in Hunt- ington Station. The bride is employed by Dyna Magnetic in Hicksville where the bridegroom was also emp loyed be- fore he enlisted in the Marine Corps. He is stationed in North Carolina. MIEZIO - MULLER Miss Margaret Jean Muller , daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Christian H. Muller of Barnes Road , Mori- ches , was married to Dr. Stanley Miezio , Jr. of Madison , Wis ., son of Mrs. Stanley Miezio , Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Miezio , S r., of Milwaukee , Wis., at 4 p. m. Satur- day in the Center Moriches Meth- odist Church. The Rev. Austin Armitstead of Brooklyn and the Rev. William Waters officiated at the double ring ceremony. The church was decorated with white gladioli and chrysanthemums. Josep h Lemmen of East Moriches, was soloist. Given in marriage by her father , the bride wore a gown of silk-faced peau de soie with a. chapel train. The gown was embroidered with Alencon lace with crystal beads and seed pearls. Her head piece was a seed pearl and crystal crown with a bouffant butterfly veil of import- ed French illusion. She carried a cascade bouquet of white fuji chrysanthemums. Miss Marilyn Haverty of New j York City was maid-of-honor. She ¦ wore a gown of cognac silk organza with a lace bodice. Her picture hat was the same shade as her dress and she carried a basket of yellow fuji chrysanthemums. The bridesmaids were Miss Con- stance Tomaras of Northport and Miss Claire Wooster , of Ithaca , a cousin of the bride. Their yellow silk organza gowns were like the maid-of-honor ' s and they wore mat- ching picture hats. They carried baskets of yellow and bronze fuji chrysanthemums. Ralph Miller , a cousin of the bridegroom , was the best man. The ushers were Dr. Michael Dubin and Thomas Muller , a brother of the bride. Wandelin Lynn Miezio , a sister of the bridegroom , was flower girl. Her dress was the same shade as the bridesmaids and she wore a crown of yellow shasta and carried fa smaller basket of yellow and bronze chrysanthemums. David [ Muller a brother of the bride , was ring bearer. A reception was held at the Perkins Inn , Riverhead , for 100 f ^ ue^ts. Dr. and Mrs. Miezio left for a Avedding tri p to Quebec. They Avill reside in Madison , Wis . The bride Avas graduated from St. Luke ' s Hospital School of Nur- sing in New York Cit y in Sept- ember. The bridegroom graduated from the Univrsity of Wisconsin and the University of Wisconsin Med- ical School. He Avas affiliated with Lambda Chi Al p ha and Nu Sigma Nu. He completed his internship at St. Luke ' s Hosp ital and is at present a resident in psychiatry at the University Hospital in Madison , Wis. v w w » w w »- w w w w w w M »- w — — v — — — — — w H w ** www *w^#A#A#x^iJA^vrvr\/v/xrv#\#\#\/ ^J^'\#v#\/\/\#\#\#\#\#\#\#\#\#vn j\/\f\#\^v' I i^^% ' m tickled pink\ I f Xm K \* ~<\ MY SLIP COVERS | ^fe '^l WERE DRY CLEANED I j ^^p ^ ^f AT HIGHWAY CLEANERS j | p F^ > AND THEY LOOK AS j f GOOD AS NEW | ! FREE SCHOOL BOOK COVERS FOR STUDENTS i HIGHWAY CLEANERS | W EST MAIN STREET cor. Prospect Ave. PATCHOGUE { \ All our work done on premises. 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'^' setting, you can be sure _ \y% I'l of the utmost in fine 1 i^ v ' - ¦ i t ' lf ' ^ quality—a reflection of 1 \ Y -- V -I> ' ¦ ¦¦$ your own goo d taste. | V:- ?; ¦ * ;l A. Sculptured Rose § _ v:. '\ I B. Debussy = I B V- ! ' I P j \ !i 4-Pc . Place j | % \\ Settings , from $24.50 i 1 5v : ' Tea Spoons , from 54.75 j 1 Serving Pieces , from $5 .00 J 1 | KALLER ' S | Jewelry Store 1 ; Df-pendable Service Since 1899 | ; Store Hours : 9 a.m. to 6 u-m. | j Mon. and Fri., 9 a.m. to 9 p.m. \ 30 E. Main St.. Patchogue , N.Y. | I GRover 5-2002 | :iiiii uiiiiiiiiiiiiiiniuuiiiiiiiiui<iii:iiiu!iiinmiimiiiiiiiiiiiniiiiiiiiiHiiiimu ^ Mr. and Mrs. Gottlob Goll of 53 James Street , Patchoiuie, an- nounce the en^'a^'enient of their Miss Carolyn Louise Goll daughter , Miss Caiolyn Louise Goll , to William George Puis. Jr.. son of Ai r. and All's. William George Puis , Si* ., of 9 Rose Street , East Patchogue. Aliss Goll is a graduate of Pat- chogue l l/i . srh School Class of 1959 , and is a secretary emp loyed b y the law firm of Sloane & Feuor. Mr . Puis is a KI-aduate of Pat- chogue High School Class of 1959, ami is a machinist mate ' Me aboard the Submarine Grouper and is sta- tioned at New London , Conn. No date for the wedding has been set. Mr . and Airs. James L. Mang hes of J . '58 Magnolia Drive , Alastic Peach , announce the engagement of their daughter , Aliss Verna Ann j Miss Verna Ann Alanghes Manghes , to Private Vito Recchia of the Army, son of Air. and Airs. Frank Recchia . . of 11 Spinner Lane , Commack. Aliss Alanghes is a graduate of William Floyd High School , class of 1901 , and is presentl y emp loyed i . hy the Civil Service Commission in Riverhead. Pvt. Recchia graduated from Hauppauge High School , class, of 19<H. and is stationed at Fort Dix , New Jersey. No date has been set for the wedding. Mr. and Airs. Josep h AT. Uhorchak of Kahle Street , Bohemia , announce the engagement of their daughter , Miss Dorothy L. I'horchak Doroth y Loretta , to Georue Robert Denonn , son of Air. and Airs. Leo- nard Bailey of Broadway Avenue Sayville . Aliss Uhorchak graduated from Seton Hall , Patchogue , class oi 1958; attended Fredonia College of Educati o n for two years , and is new comp leting her education at Adel p hi College . Sayville . Air. Denonn attended West Hempstead High School and has comp leted four years in the Navy. A Summer wedding is planned. Engagements Frances Johnson I Everyone seems to be talking economy these days and the wise housewife does something about it and practices economy in cooking. 1 Delicious casserole: elishes are per- haps the most economical way to j economize. That makes four economical words in one sentence — that ' s what we think about economy. This recipe for using left-over pork is an attractive meat elish and is a real money saver. And the family will enjoy the- end of the roast as much as the first time it is served. And you can use minute rice if you care to — that saves cooking time . Serve the casserole with apple sauce. Somehow apple sauce and pork are still \ going steady, \ like cranberry sauce and turkey and mint jelly and lamb . Those sp iced apples go nicely with pork , too. And since you have saved a little on the casserole ju st buy a jar of spiced apples; their delectable red color is a treat, too. This casserole is a meal in it- self. Add the epicurean touch of a green salad, then you ' re re-ady for supper. PORK AND RICE CASSEROLE 2 parts diced left-over roast pork to 1 part cooked rice. 1 medium size diced onion 2 (No. 2) can tomatoes 2 teaspoons sugar salt and pepper to taste. Combine all ingredients , add wa- ter if nee-essary. and bake in hot over for Ai of an hour. A Pinch of This and A Pinch of That
