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NOTES ON NUPTIALS LUCAS—GEHRIG Miss Judv Gehri g, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Otto Gehrig of Pa- quatuck Terrace , East Moriches , became the bride of Carl P. L UCA S , son of M' r. and Mrs. Carl Lucas of Main Street. East Moriches at 4:30 p. m. Saturday in Centennial Methodist Church , East Moriches. The church and railing were dec- orated with Fall leaves , ferns and yellow and white chrysanthemums. The Rev. Robert Lemmerman of- ficiated in the presence of about 160 relatives and guests. Given in marriage by her fa- ther , the bride was attired in an off-white silk ottoman gown fash- ioned with a fitted bodice and a princess panel extending from the scoop neckline to the hem The gown was accented by a tailored bow at the waist of the chapel train. Hei* pear] crown held her three-tiered elbow-length veil. She carried a cascade of white fuji chrysanthemums. Miss Cheryl Gehrig* of Pat- chogue was maid-of-honor. She wore a gown of yellow satin with a sweetheart neckline. The back s>\vas pleate d , with a tailored boss* at the waist. Her cascade bouquet was of yellow fuji chrysanthe- mums. Ronald McPhail of East Mori- ches was best man. The ushers were Lorenzo Nickerson of East Moriches and Eric Dowd of Bald- win. 'Mrs. Hiram Reeve played the wedding selections on the organ and Joseph Lem-men was soloist. A reception for approximately 135 guests was held at the Sunrise Restaurant in Center Moriches where the Melo-Dees furnished the music. Dinner was served at 5:30 p. m. Following a wedding trip to Canada the newly married coup le will reside in the Weidmer apart- ments on Main Street , East Mori- ches. The bride is a graduate of East- port Hig h School and is emp loyed at the Beacon Milling Company plant in Eastport. The bridegroom is also an East- port High School graduate and af- ter a four year enlistment in the Navy is an electronics technician at the Brookhaven National Lab- oratory. BERGEN—VALIENT Miss Joeanne Valient , daughter of Mir. and Mrs. Josep h Valient of 300 Medford Avenue , Pat- chogue , was married to Alfred T. Bergen , Jr., son of Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Bergen , Sr., of Herbert Circle , Patchogue , at a nuptial mass at 11 a. m. October 7 , in Our Lady of Mt. Carmel R. C. Church , Patchogue. T h e Rev. Rap heal Monteleone officiated. The altar was decorated with white chrysanthemums and white shasta daisies and Mrs. Anna Privitera was organist and soloist. Two hun- dred and i'iftv guests were present. Given in marriage b y her father, the bride wore an Empire-waisted gown of Italian silk taffeta and rosepoint lace . The chapel train flowed from a flat bow at the back of the waist and the bodice was of rosepoint lace with long pointed sleeves and a scoop neckline. The waistline w a s accented by a p leated inset that gave a cummer- bund effect. She wore pearls , a wedding gift from the bridegroom. Her three-tiered bouffant veil was held by a pearl headpiece which came over the forehead with tear- drop pearls. She carried a crescent bouquet of a white orchid, step- ar.otis and white roses. Miss Maryann Valient of Pat- chogue was her sister ' s maid-of- honor. The bridesmaids were Miss Elena Ferri of Blue Point and .Miss Patricia MeCabe of Pat- chogue. Their gowns were of shrimp-colored silk organza and they had matching accessories. They carried crescent bouquets of yellow chrysanthemums. William Bergen of Patchogue. the bridegroom ' s brother , was best man. The ushers were Joseph Va- lient , Jr.. a brother of the bride, and Erie Langerwall of New York City. The junior usher was Rich- ard Valient , another brother of the bride. A reception and dinner for 250 guests was held at the Patchogue Polish Hal). Music was by two or- chestras , Fred Kelly ' s and The Bostonians. Mr. and Mrs. Bergen left for a two-week wedding trip to upstate New York and Canada , and upon their return they will reside at 352 South Ocean Avenue , Pat- chogue. The bride is employed at Thom- as Beaut y Salon in Center Mori- ches. She is a graduate of Pat- chogue High School , class of I960. The bridegroom is a graduate of William E. Grady Vocational High School , class of 1957 , and also attended Staten Island Com- munity College. He has served in the Navy for two years and is now employed at Grumman Aircraft Eng ineering Corporation in Cal- verton. RAnflAAiUUUuUU' inA/UuU' LnAnnnftAI' Lnftiw I III J J i f/- / . 'T ^W X ^\;~ \ 1 I \j\j \MAkuw^ jl lr : l^ ^^Vo . ' * V* 1 | You ' ve set the date . . . fj £ - ,^ * * ^^^^ 1 ! and you ' re planning E - ^ /• ' ¦M ; ** * \' % ^ W^^ r - VjR^ ^ ' f 7 ¦/\ 1 /* 11 I • **** _i / \* ' *W ijrjr ^k<l3mg%$lr % ' y W*' '% **¦* I for a beautiful fall wed- ; ~~3 /¦ ¦ f J j' ' ¦ ; \^V^ffSiL y ' \ 1 ' ' \ %. | ding. We invite you to J J M /A j \\ ^J*™^ f I take advantage of < X ^Jf / i I 1 < \ ^iP i f \^ mi § j our unique personalized l \ / f i \Mi\ V '2r- \ • § I Gowns from $39.95 / ' / Jf ' • * ifc^- ** Hj £ i / f \ ' r - l \ \ V'JvH \ &¦ PLAIN / j'J - * J i « 1VT a - ¦ * * ¦ i Q '! ^* fa ^^ I 25 j FAN CY !- J - - - ¦ - ¦! _ » . . « ~ VIRGINIA TULLY ATI J . * C A70A § B E L L P OR T LOUISE WARBURTON Allant lC b-U/oU g H , , ., 52 *mmm ^m i *M '^rvr<rv*ri***i**r*mi * tn m .it. mmm mm m mmmmm M mm m ml **se *M ^rim s irl^^ RECENTLY married were Mr. and Mrs. Robt. J. Brad y in St. Fran- cis de Sales R. C. Church , Patchogue. The Rev. Patrick Mcllugh offi- ciated. The bride is the former Miss Carol Anne Stohvorthy of Patchogue. Mr. and Mrs. Brady are residing in Seaford . —Lake Photo aiuiuuunmuiimiiumuiiiiinmimmmumuiimumiiimmiiniimiiiiinii'': ! \CAPTURE THE ZIP I S and ZEST OF FALL\ | 2 3 - s I ^?S^jlr /% I Enjoy that breezy, buoyant § 1 spirit of Fall as you and | your famil y proudl y step | 1 out in style ! Our scientific § cleaning g ives garments _ new life as colors brighten , | textures become \like new. \ | I HIGHWAY j CLEANERS 1 1 W. Main St., cor. Prospect Ave. _ Patchogue | 1 All our work done on premises. | 1 Expert spotter on premises. I I E = 3 4-HR. SERVICE on REQUEST | I We Spare No Effort to I I Please You ! | HONEYMOONING in New England are Mr. and Mrs. Louis Car- damone , who were married Sunday afternoon in St. Joseph the Worker R. C. Church in East Patchogue. The bride is the former Miss Marilyn Hanson of Patchogue. —Photo by Michael' s Studio gllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllM ^^^^^^ M^M SEE T0WLE ' S !NFINIT E LY BEAUTIFUL | 1 - ^^^^^^S^^S NEW STERLING PATTERN \VESPERA\ | 1 \W M . V ^^fi ^S \ BRSDE 0F THE YEAR \ CONTEST | I WSi k ^' flBI BB M0NEY AND L0VELY FURNISHINGS ' | — t^f^f ' E*^II •^' ^-I^Ji of Lenox China and Fostoria li' . \ f N^*V;K* - ^ • •$• ¦ • • * - '^ f l = <-*! fc fi fi &I ^wll ^lisi ^ „ Steak and Carving Set ... Hostess |i \ \ .. - ' \ / | § ^^ \1 f ' 0^^^^^^^^ ' and Bridal Sets of Tow,e sterling |\ \ \ ~\ ' . '\ _ X M I KALLERS JEWELRY STORE | J Deptmdable Service Since 1899 Store Hours : 9 a.m. to 6 p.m. Mon. and Fri., 9 a.m. to 9 p.m. jj 30 EAST MAIN STREET , PATCHOGUE , N. Y. :: :: :: :: (iRover 5-2002 IlUUlllllllllllllllllUlllillllUlllllllllllllllllillllilllllllllllllllllllllilllllllllllllUllllllH NEWLYWEDS are Mr. and Mrs. Charles Ashby, who were mar- ried Saturday afternoon in St. Francis de Sales R. C. Church , Pat- chogue. The Rev. Patrick McHugh officiated. The bride is the for- mer Miss Jean Frances Cullen of Patchogue. —Photo by Michael' s Studio MARRIED in Our Lady of Mt. Carmel R. C. Church , Patchogue , w ere Mr. and Mrs. Alfred T. Bergen, Jr., on October 7 by the Rev. Raphael Monteleone . The bride is the former Miss Joeanne Valient of Patchogue. —Lafayette Studio ] Sea Food Dinners to Go 7 5 C UP ! < with Cole Slaw , French Fries , Tartar Sauce * *mw ^* Complete * < - Scallop Dinner S .85 Soft Clam Dinner $1.00 J 1/ Shrimp Dinner 1.00 Lobster Tail Dinner 1.25 [ •< Haddock Fillet 75 \Oyster Dinner \ 1.25 \ J Flounder Fillet 75 \Bay Scallop Dinner \ 1.25 j j SOUTH BAY FISH MARKET < 50 SOUTH OCEAN AVENUE. PATCHOGUE — GRover 5-1595 ( 4 w ^. ww ^ www ^.„ w ^.^. _ * ¦ Mr. and Mrs. Charles W. Lund- quist of ;> Myrtle Lane , East Pat- chogue , announce the engagement of their daughter , Linda Anne- , to Ral ph Lamherti , son of Mr . and Mrs. Charles Lamherti of Shirley, on October l it. Miss Lund quist is a graduate of Patchogue High School and is em- p loyed at Patchogue Ford as a sec rotary. Mr. Lamherti graduated from Alexander Hamilton Hi g h School in Brooklyn and attended the New- York Automotive Institute and is employed in New York Cit y. No date has been set for the wedding. Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Simon of Oneida Avenue. Selden , have an- nounced the engagement of their daug hter , Lorraine , to Peter Riz- zo , son of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Rizzo of Motor Parkway, Ron- konkoma. The wedding date has been set for October (> , ' 1902 . A dinner , given b y Misr.es Lo- lita Fusco and Patricia McMul- len. was held at the home of Miss McMullen in Hunting ton , Octo- ber G for 30 guests. Mr. and Mrs. Giro Monticello of Willis Avenue , Mastic , announce the engagement of their daughter. Miss Diana Theresa Monticello , to Boatswain Mate 3/c Richard Frank Kimlin , son of Mrs. Ethel Kimlin of Hewlett Avenue , East Patchogue. Miss Monticello was graduated from Center Moriches High School , class of 1957 , and is em- p loyed b y Walter Kidde Construc- tors Inc., at Brookhaven National Laboratory in Yaphank. Her fiance attended Center Mor- iches High School and Patchogue High School and is serving a four year enlistment in the Coast Guard. He is stationed on Fire Is- land at a life boat station. No date has been set for the wedding. Mr. and Mrs. William Duffy of Astoria and Mastic announce the engagement of their daughter , Ei- leen Rose , to Louis E. Boyce , son of Mrs. Beulah Boyce and the late James Boyce , of Kingfield , Me. Miss Duffy graduated from St. Michael' s Academy in New York City and is presently employed at Liquidometer Corporation in Long Island City. Her fiance attended Stanley High School in Kingfield and is presently emp loyed by William Stiriz of Swan Lake Builders in East Patchogue. No date has been set for the wedding. Mir. and Mrs. John Doucette of Shirley announce the engagement of their daug hter , Mary Frances , to Michael Gallo , son of Mrs. Lois Van Camp of Shirley. No wedding date has been set. Engagements W ^-WWVWW'VW VV V V w w wv w w w« Our Hair Style of the Month >¦; * \** \\ ' ; - \ , \« *W 'CHIFFON-POUFF \CHIFFON-POUFF\ — Hi gh chic , and handsome. The tall oval silhouette is very much in the Autumn spotlight. It is our ver- sion of the \Air Lift\ line. LUC Y'S BEAUTY SHOPPE 299 East Main St. Patchogue GRover 5-0823 »» ; VViVt^V%V»V^ *VVvV^VVV\V*VVV*%^*%%% Frances Johnson i In the olden days sour cream was just .sour cream , not the delig ht- ful concoction of the present time. Not many persons thought of us- ing it , in fact we used it mostl y for black chocolate cake. But today sour cream is one of the most delectable additions to al- most any dish. On vegetables , with fruit , and as a topp ing for a baked potato , it lifts it into the sublime. This recipe for Dutch Cole Slaw is one of the most tasty ways to use sour cream di '-ssing. It is a favorite recipe given to us by Mrs . David H. Goodfellow of Jennings Avenue , Patchogue. Mrs. Goodfellow who is the new publicity chairman for the Patch- ogue Sorosis , is doing an excellent job of publicity and a wonderful \job\ of cooking ep icurean dishes. We have begged her for another recipe which we will print soon. Mrs. Goodfellow called the re- ci p\ Dutch Cole Slaw because it was given to her b y a Pennsylvania Dutch friend. DUTC H COLE SLAW ' 2 head cabbage 1 medium size sweet onion (Italian or Bermuda) grind together with a coarse grinder In a bowl mix Va p int sour cream <¦ with 3 tablespoons wine vinegar. Add salt to taste and 1 teaspoon coarsel y ground pepper. I Add 1 tablespoon sugar (or more if you like it sweeter). Mix together and let stand in re- frigerator for about two hours be- fore using. Decorate top with pa- prika. Excellent served with steak or roast beef. The sour cream dressing is won- derfu l used over sliced cucumbers and onions. A Pinch of This and A Pinch of That APPROXIMATELY 1 , 000 inde- pendent insurance agents and their associates are expected to attend the twelfth annual downstate re- gional meeting of the New York State Association of Insurance Agents at the Garden City H otel Tuesday. This meeting is a joint effort of the New* York State As- sociation of Insurance Agents and the Suburban New York Association of Insurance Agents and the part- ici pants will come from the five boroughs of New York City and the counties of Suffolk , Nassau. West- chester , Putnam and Rockland. Reading The Advance advertise- ments simplifies shopping. —Adv. Speaking of Business ' DECADE OF WORK — Dr. Charles C. Murphy, I center , president of Suffolk Division of American Cancer Society, presents pen to .Mrs. Amherst Davis for ten years of work in society at society ' s recent annual meeting, held at LaGrange Restaur- ant , Mrs. Charles Barraud , Sr., who also received 10-year p in . looks on at ri ght. Both ladies are from Mt. Sinai. Mrs. Louis A. Duke and Mrs. Alma Fergueson of Selden , who were not present when picture was taken , also received 10-year awards.
