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Jfc- - * *Mt\ BvS&s^mB *»wr \ aJBuwuimv ^aB—¦—¦i^««> *» ** *—\ INsTVLL \TION of officers of Patchogue Auxili- ar> unit to Brookhaven Memorial Hospital took pliu c hist w eek.. Pictured are Mrs . Jacob Dra- nit/Ke . left, oi t going president , handing gav el to Mr.s . Edmund Denison , center , who was installed as president bv Mrs. Charles Smol , rig ht , council chairman. —Maple Leaf Photo Service NOTES ON NUPTIALS FISCHER—-II ATTENBAC'K Jh^ Mai y Anna llattenback. daughter ol Mr . and Mrs. Edward llattenbac k of Smithtow n Koulo- vaid , Xost onset , became the lu ide of Ruhaid Fisehei , son of Mr. and Mi- . Nicholas Fischer of Molly Boule\ aid. Ilolbiook. m St. Jos- ep h' s R C. C hinch. Lake Ron- konkoma. at 11 a. m. Saturday. The Rev . Charles No^ser officia- ted at the \upti il Mass and dou- ble nng ceiemonv. The bride, who was given in manag e h\ hei father , woie a gow n of white Chant lll . v lace with a floor-length, bouffant skirt and chape 1 ti am. The fitted bodice had long sleeves and a heart-shaped neckline. Hei ion-tiered fmgeitip \ oil of Fienc h illusion fell from a ciy-4al crown and she carried a cie-tent boaqut t of white roses with a white on hid tenter and -tie;.mer- of white satin baby nbbon. Mi- . Paul Graziano of Brooklyn was mation-of-honor. She woie a mint guen gow n of silk oiganza •made with a bouffant skirt and fitted strapless bodice and short jacket. Her headpiece was a large mint green l ose of silk organza w ith a matching nose length veil. She carried a crescent bouquet of white and green chiysanthemums tied w ith streamers of mint green baby ribbon. Miss Marilyn Manley of Ron- konkoma and Miss Belle Cox of Setauke t weie the bridesmaids. Miss Mauley ' s gown was salmon color and Miss Cox wore a laven- der gown. Their headpieces and gowns were made like that of the matron-of-honor. They also car- ried crescent bouquets of chrysan- themums matching their gowns. Miss Cathy Hattenback , a sis- ter of the bride wa.s flower girl. She wore a floor-length gown of mint gieen organza made with a full overskirt scooped up with losebuds. The bodice had a Petei Pan collar and no sleeves . She car- nod a basket filled with green and v hite chrysanthemums. Brian Both of Center Moriches , a nep hew of the bridegroom , was nng hearei. Jame s Mooney of Ronkonkoma was best man and the ashers were Ste\ en Fist her of Ilolbiook , a bro- ther of the biidegioom , and Don- ald Chion of Lake Ronkonkoma. Following the cert mony, a re- ception was held at Kayed' s Res- taurant in Nesconset. Aftei their wedding trip to the Pocono Mountains , Mr. and Mrs. Fischer will make tin ir home at 10 Gregory Drive , Lake Ronkon- koma. The bride is a graduate of Smithtown High School and the bridegroom , of Seton Hall High School m Patchogue. He is em- ploy! d at the Three Village Inn in Ston\ Brook. T AKATS—MAYNARD Miss Marjovie L. Maynard , daughter of Mir . and Mrs. Clifford L. Snvder of the Bronx , became the bride of Albert C. Takats , son of Mr. and Mrs. Martin Takats of 415 East Main Stieet , Patchogue , at 3 p. m. Saturday in the Pat- chogue Methodist Church. The Rev. Donald W,. Hamblin perfor- med the double ring cei emony. Given in marnage by her fa- ther , the biide wore a gown of blue chiffon w ith a lace jacket , and a pink pearl crown. She cai- ried a colonial bouquet of p ink carnations. Miss Camille Garone of Brook- lyn was maid-of-honor. She woie a beige lace gown and a fitted feather cap. She carried a colonial bouquet of rust carnations. Robert Takats of Patchogue was best man. A reception will be held for 25 guasts in the newlyweds ' new home in Centereach where they Mrs. Albert C. Takats will reside after their wedding trip. The bride is a credit manager i nd accountant in New York City . The biidegroom is stud ying to be a private investigator. 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MEDFORD Telephone GRover 5-1332 :: After 6 P.M., GRover 5-8692 Activities of Interest In Patchogue The Theta Sigma Phi Soioiity held its annual dmnei at tin Lounge 112 , October 15 to install the new members . \ candlel i ght ceremony was held befoie I ' m din- ner when the new memh i- le- ceived their pins . lhev < ecoived th\ir sweatee and lettei at th regular meeting , Octobei •!() . Al- ter the dinner a dance v I- , held at which a band p layed. The new members are Pliylbs Bcinnc i-n. Cynthia Bowden , ' Baibaia C.i mo . Diane Clarkson. Pennies ]) > \/. , Kathie IPu es , Lynn Lament , Iv>- thy Markovvitz. Lvnda Mav <r. Jill O'Bnen , Apul P - ittoi \ -an. Jane Sackstem , L nda Smkoll. Mai guento Smolensk ' and L\nn Wise. The other membois who at- tended were Patnca Still , pi ce- dent; Sue Friedlander , vice piesi- dent; Valene Buggs lecordniL' secretary; Ellen Ileckmann , cor- responding secretaiy; Lillian l)u- feck , treasuier; Patricia Walsh, pledge mastei ; Caiol Tracz , scrap book ; and Ronnie Wagner. Janet Priest , Jane Spavins . Baibaia Wagner , Sue VanGinhoven. Karen Storjohann , Nanette Putins , l)el- lie Raffc , Barbara Vigiuito , Mane. Mayer and Linda Foumev Your bridal gow n indivi dually .sty led and custom mad ' . .1. Beli , ATlantic 6-0973. — \ch . A rummage sale will be held by the Patchogue Unit of th- American Legion Auxiliaiy today through Saturday at V±i\ West Main Street. A rocks and minerals exhibit of Mr. and Mrs . Edwin Lucas of East Patchogue is displaved at the Patchogue Libiaiy. The dis- p lay will be in the hbraiy until November 15. Miss Anita Palermo , daughtei of Mr. and Mrs. Anthony Palei- mo of 189 Maple Avenue , spent the weekend with hei paient- , . She is a freshman at the College of Notre Dame in Baltimoie , Mel., where .she is majoring in biologv. The Senior High Y OUII L ' People ' s Group of the Bap tist Church held a Hallowee n patty at the church Satuiday night. (James were played and icf le^hment- - served. The highlight of the evening was a \ spook walk. \ Pi e- sent were Nancy ILizaid, Janice DeVito , Priscilla Swan , Avis Sat- terley, David Southaid , ManoM Roberts, Nadine Aviano. Ruth Cochrane , Donna Phe ' ji s , Mai'j a- ret Wilshire , Arleen Peti rs. A 1 - bert Kaminski , I inda Satteiley and Paul Cochrane, all of Pat- chogue; Jane Czysaniuk , Winsto'i Mooney and Patric ia Mooney, of Bohemia; Chaih-, Denonn of .Ba- bylon; Randy Devoie of IOastjioit; Inga Gabrielsen of Holt-ville ; Mary Fairman and Mananne Ei- nemann of Holbiook: Stev e Davi- c of Lake Ronkonkoma; and Mr, | and Mrs. Edward Hazard , advi- f sors to the gioup, also fi om Lake | Ronkonkoma. | Harv ey Dale Lotko of 231 1 North Prospect Avenue celebrated f his third birthday Friday with a | party at hi. s home. Tiiose celehrat- | in» with him were Lenny and I Lauren Colombo , Richie and Bob- | b y Conkhn Donna Cuomo , Lisa | and David Edwards , Kevin Mey- = or , Robin and Sharon Peny, Lisa | L' ichardson, Barbara and Billy | Rogers , Michael and Janie Shad- | hch , Johnny and Michael Sullivan f and Lori and Lyni Yablonski. | Also Mesdames Lorame Colombo , | Gloria Conklin , Gen Cuomo , Joy- I ce Edwards , Dee Janis , Frances | Lotko, Angie Meyer , Mary Ann | Perry, Betty Ann Richardson ,. I Joyce Rogers , Joan Shadlich , | Helen Sullivan and Marion Ya- | blonski. In the evening Harvey | was guest-of-honor at a party | when his relatives celebrated with | him. ! wmnn ginni w w w »»» www ww— ¦.—— ——— — — — — _ — — — — — — w —— > —w——ww—w—wwwwww- | Jpll Land' s End j I H| ^ ill Complete ; I ^^. ^M Package | ! &S3 Reception i ^M Bl&H Votir IL I S^S^BcS^tff ^^^ SS^-^^^ J WEDBIH LT IO ° or More Pers ° ns ' I JJJ ^^^SSi Per S S 00 person j I WHICH INCLUDES i i | Wedding Cake - Dinner - Flowers and Decorations Champagne and Li quor - Organist - Master-of- j ; Ceremonies - 4-Piece Orchestra - Service and ' ¦ j Gratuities - - - Seating up to 500 I I We can also tailor a wedding reception to whatever budget ; ! you wish to expend if you desire other than above. j LA N D'S END fffc |. j j On the Bay J| » !wi^§v ! i SAYVILLE fe^^^^^> i i CALL BANQUET MANAGER ^& / tf ^^T ' ! 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SERVICE on REQUEST j ir 1 1 We Spare No Effort to | Please You ! 1 TiiuiBruunuuiuuuiiiumuuiuiiiiuiiiiiiiuiiiuuunimumnHuiinmuiua^ >- -~ ¦ ¦ —«— ^^^-^—^- ^¦^¦i^^w ©I JP ICnng lalanii Aimanrp Women and their World WW—I ——M—— I'll r \ '^¦WMI ^WiWi ^^i^iWM^U^^i^WW»W ^Mia|__lJ_|___| ^XlJ— 1 ^-—_.^-^_^-^^ .^^_—_^^.^-^—^ ^— Page Two — Section Two Thursday, November 2 , 196 1 Mr. and Mrs. August Steuerwald of Manorville announce the en- gagement of their daughter Ar- lenc Wiigner to Elmer H. Zeh , son of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Zeh of Calverton. No date has been set for the wedding. Mr. and Mrs. John J. Roe , Jr., of Bellport announce the engage- ment of their daughter , Miss Sally Ann Roe , to Orville 'Hungerford Munn , Jr., son of Mr. and Mrs. Orville Hungerford Mann of Up- per Nyack. A spring wedding is planned. Miss Roe was graduated from the Cathedral School of Saint Mary, Garden City, and Centen- ary College for Women , Hacketts- tovvn , N. J. Mr. Mann was graduated from j- Phillips Andover Academy, Prince- town University and The Law School at the University of Vir- ginia. He is a member of the Phi Delta Phi , honorary legal frater- Miss Sally Ann Roe —Photo by Dobson ' s Studio nity. He was admitted to the New York bar in March , 1961 , and is now a practicing attorney in Nyack. Mtr. and Mrs. Bernard Silverman of Jennings Avenue , Patchogue , announce the engagement of their daughter , Miss Suzanne Barbara Miss Suzanne B. Silverman Silverman , to Bari-y Robert New- mark , son of Mr. and Mrs. Albert Newmark of Milford , Mass. A Summer wedding is planned. The bride-to-be is a graduate of the Patchogue High School and is now a sophomore at Connecti- cut College for Women in New London. Mr. Newmark graduated from Rensselaer Pol ytechnic Institute in Troy. He is a metallurgical engi- neer with Electric Boat Division of General Dvnamics Corporation in Groton , C onn. Mr. and Mrs. Stuart Sutcliffe of 555 Scherger Avenue , East Pat- chogue , announce the engagement of their daughter , Pamela Ann , to Miss Pamela Ann Sutcliffe John Arthur Panse , son of Mr. and Mrs. George P. Panse of 10 Naomi Court , Selden. Miss Sutcliffe is a graduate of Bellport High School. Her fiance attended Unity Drive School in Selden. No date has been set for the wedding. Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Havens o f Barne s Roa d , Mor i c h es , an- nounce the engagement of their daughter , Miss Sandra Kathleen Havens , to James Eugene Paler- mo , son of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Palermo of 73 Liberty Street , Pat- chogue. Miss Havens is a graduate of Center Mbriches High School and is employed as a secretary b y the Suffolk County Extension Service in the Agriculture Department , Riverhead. Mr. Palermo is a graduate of Patchogue Hi gh School and is now serving in the Army. He is pres- Miss Sandra K. Havens ently stationed at Fort Dix , N. J. specializing in radio communica tions. RECENT ENGAGEMENTS Holy Cross Lutheran Church in Lake Ronkonkoma was the j cene of a wedding at 3:30 p. m. Saturday when Miss Geraldine Roster , daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Roster , Jr., of 2144 Ocean Avenue , Ronkonkoma , became the bride of Raymond John Stulz. Jr. , son of Mrs. Raymond Stulz , Sr., of 132 West Second Street , Ron- konkoma , and the late Mr. Stulz. The Rev. William F. Gotwald per- formed the double ring ceremony before the altar decorated with bouquets and baskets of white flowers. Richard Benson played the wedding marches on the organ and accompanied the solist , Mrs. Donald Gilzinger. Escorted to the altar by her fa- ther , the bride wore an imported gown of silk peau de soie taffeta and Alencon lace. The fitted bod- ice had a sweetheart neckline and long sleeves , coming to points at the wrist. The neckline had appli- ques of Alencon lace embroidered with seed pearls. The skirt was floor-length and bouffant with ap- pliques of Alencon lace and a cas- cade bustle draped down the back to make a chapel train. She wore a crown of crystal and pearls to which was attached her veil of pure silk illusion with a border of Alencon lace. She carried a bou- quet of white orchids with lace and satin leaves. Miss Eileen Grosch of Nicho] Road , Ronkonkoma , was maid of- honor. She wore a floor-length gown of peacock nylon organza with a bisque neckline. The fitted bodice had two roses at the waist- line. Her headpiece was a match- ing rose pouf with a short veil. She carried a bouquet of cherry- colored pompons and chrysanthe- mums in three graduated size clusters. Miss Snirley Sipos of Ocean Avenue , Ronkonkoma , Mrs. Ray- mond Pereira of Centereach and Miss Cheryl Stulz of Ronkonko- ma , a sister of the bridegroom , were bridesmaids. They wore gowns of cherry nylon organza fashioned like the maid-of-honor ' s. They had matching rose poufs on their heads with matching veils and carried bouquets like the maid-of-honor ' s , but of peacock colors. Kenneth Hemmendinger of West Second Street , Ronkonkoma , ' an uncle of the bridegroom , was best man. Ronald Roster of Ronkon- koma , a brother of the bride , Ray- mond Pereira of Centereach and Donald Kafka of Ronkonkoma , a cousin of the bride , were the ush- ers. Following the ceremonv , a re- ception for 100 guests was held in the Pine Grove Inn in Patchogue. The bride is a graduate of Say- ville High School. The bridegroom attended Sayville High School and is emp loyed by the Evans Amity- ville Dairy in Blue Point. After a wedding tri p to Canada , Mr. and Mrs. Stulz will live at 51 Parkway Boulevard , Ronkonkoma. STULZ—ROSTER i$|^M M// 4^1| ¦JlP ^rHARMACY 'Vgl rwji M»u (MwumtMuu*, r*» 0£J P MEWOID milUi \''fl ifi p fATCHOSUE IICWTOnt Phone PRESCRIPTIONS COMPOUNDED GRover 5-2285 SODA — DRUGS Everything for the Baby , . „ CLOSEJ ) . SUNDAYS I j Frances Johnson 1 We ' re often asked for an extra special lecipe—one that is differ- ent and the kind which makes the guests immediatel y ask for the lecipe—i n fact after the veiy first taste. Such a one is this old Canadian l ecipe for Peach Kuchen . A more delicious recipe has seldom come >ur way. In fact luscious is the onl y word for Peach Kuchen. We make it with canned peaches , for the fiesh ones aie haul to find. But we ' re \ sin e \ going to sav e this l ecipe for next Summei when fresh peaches come in agai i . In the meanwhile use canned peaches and you 'll love it . If this is an example of Cana- dian cookeiy we hope that we 'll hav e many, many more Canadian tecipes. This is the favorite reci pe we promised you the other week—it is a favonte of Mrs. David H. (Joodfellow s of Jennings Avenue , Patchogue. Peach Kuchen Sift together: 2 cups flour h teaspoon baking powder 1 „ > teaspoon salt 2 tal i '' spoons sugar Add to 1 2 cup of shortening. Cut in as in crumbs or pie crust. I' at on sides and bottom of but- ' c ul 8 \ 8 pan. Lav on this , cut side dow n , 12 peach halves , fresh ' ¦ or canned. Sprinkle with one cup -utrai , minus two tablespoons and one teaspoon cinnamon; Bake 450 degrees for 15 minutes. Beat two egg volks and one cup of heav y cr< am. Pom this over hot Kuchen and bake at 400 degiees for 30 minutes more. Serve warm oi cold. A Pinch of This and A Pinch of That Miss Eileen Rose Duffy, the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Wil- liam Duff j of Astoria and Mas- tic , w hose engagement to Louis E. Bovce . son oi Mrs. Beulah Boyce and the late James Boyce oi King field . Me., was recently announced.. ¦—Photo by A. Montezuma Recently Engaged AW VRDED CHARTER—Suffolk Countv C hapter of Children ' s W lmiu Re sea rch Institute and Hospital v\ a~ > awarded charter last week at Medford 1' rau Haas. From le ft to right are Sal- vatore Calabrc. se , v ice pri'sident ; Mrs. Pel r Al- len , secretary and Fred ( . Korte , president. Chap- ter ' s 200 members are presently engaged in annual fund drive in order to raise mom j for research of asthma and all allergies . Donations ma) be sent to CARIH , Box 222, Ridge. Call Yap- hank 4-3371 for further information. —Photo bv H. Howard Frye
