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The former Miss Barbara Pic- arelli of Mastic Beach, whose marriage to John Mulholland of Moonachie , N. J., took p lace on Saturday at a nuptial mass in St . Jude ' s K. (' . ch urc h , Mastic Beach. The Rev. Thomas Con- noll y officiated. —Copyri ght '59 Dobson ' s Studio Mrs. John Mulholland HAPPY NEWLYWEDS .Mi^ S;: took place recently in St. John ' s Lutheran church , Sayville. The Rev. L. II. Martin performed (he ceremony. The bride is the former Miss Ingrid Ahrens of Sayville. —Michael' s Studio Photo NOTES ON NUPTIALS Fl SCO—RATTICER Miss Elizabeth Rattigcr . elaug h- (oi of Mr. and Mrs . Charles Rat- tiger of Smithtown bouleA-ard , Centereae-h , became the bride of Robert Louis Fuse ei , son of Mr. and Mrs . Patrick Fusco of Flush- ing, at lO:S. r i a- m., Saturday, in St. .Margaret of Scotland II. C. church in Seldom The Rev. Josep h lielfioi'e officiated. Escorted to the altar by her fat he!- , the bride wore a satin taffeta gown vMth a fitted bodice' , having a bout neckline edged with f 'hunt ill \- lae:e , seed pearls and white seeiuins . The full skirt , with a chapel train , was also trimmed with seed noarls and white se- ejuins. Her fingertip veil was hole! bv a erown of seed pearls and she can led a cascade bouquet of white roses and stephanotis with a white orchid center and .trailing ivv. Mrs. v ictoria McX. -imara 'if Centereach was her sister ' s ma- tron-of-heiior. She wore an orchi l nylon gown , colonial effect , with a full skirl , mate -hi ng ' mitts and a I'l- own with a short veil. ] \i-r binniiii ' l was n cascade of . - iiiu. 'i carnations with an ore-hid-colored on-hid in the center. Bride-imaids wen' Mrs . Barbara Wilson of (Yiiti ' iv . -n-h. Mrs. Sandra '/rmzoliia of Flushinii and Mrs. Joan Rattigcr of Cenlercacli . , -i sister-in-law of the brid\ . Th- ' junior bi'idi\ -nniii!s were Vii'tmia . ¦(in! Emily McN' . -miai a of Cetiter- edch, nii ' ei ' S of the bride. The bririesniaids ' gowns were of aipia nylon maele liki ' that of the matron-of-honor . and the-y wore mate-hing mitts and crowns with slinvt veils Thev carried cascade lioiniuets of orchid carna- tions with aqua carnation centers. The innior bridesmaids wore Ion-' evhitc gowns with anna bats. Their bououots were like I lie brides- mi'iels ' nn 1 ' , ' in niinvifnr \ form. Little Kathleen Mr-Xamara of Cenlere-icb. niece of the bride, was flower inil. Her white irown was made like the junior brre i ps- niari l ' s. ami she wore an nrrhid- coloreel hat . She carried a basket with carnation petals and sweet- nins . Little Patrick MeNamara of Centereach. nephew of the briile . was ling bearer . He carried the rine- s on a heart -shaped pillow. Charles Rattigcr , Jr.. of Con- lereai'h , brother of the bride , w:is the b\st man. Ushers were Tbinr;,^ WiNori ,,f Rrooklvn, Hnr- olil lass , 'inib Thomas McCiath of CenteriTu-h. The molbi'r of the bride wore a pink lace elress w ith pink ac- eessr^-ics anil all ore-hid eorsaee. The mother of thu briilegroom wore a blue dress with matching accessoiies and an orchid corsage. The chinch altar was decorated with bouquets of white carnations and the pews were dcce . irat.ed with while satin ribbons. Mrs. Virginia Calgano , organist , p layed the weeleling selections and sang \Ave Maria. \ A reception was held at Mickey ' s Ri'stauranl . in Seidell for about 125 relatives and friends. The couple left on a wedding trip to upstate New York and Canada. The bride is a graduate of Port Jefferson High school. Her husband is a graduate of Flushing Hjg-h school and is stud ying aeronautics at LaOunrdin ail port. He si'rvoil one and one- half years in the \* avv. BFRf; — HANSEN* Miss Joan Hansen , daughter of Mr. ami Mrs . Free! Hansen of -If Anne road . ( ' entereai'li , became the bride of Airman Second Class Fred A. Berg of Suffolk Cmintv Air Force base , Westhmnpton Beach, son of the late Mr. and Mrs liernarii Berg of St. Cloud Minn., recentl y in Our Savior Lu- theran church . Onti'ii-ach. Th.. Rev. Kenneth Hoene-r performed tlie eeieoioii.' . Escorted to the altar b y her father, the bride wore a balier ' m:! - b'ligth gown of white lace with three-quarter sleev.\- , a boat neck- line and a fifl l «kirt . He'!- ehnpel- lengt h veil was held b y a crown of ' -e'eel pearls and she carried a white Bible with a cascade bouquet rrf white roses and stephanotis . Mrs. Naomi Ceiger of Center- each , the bi-r 'de ' s aunt , was matron- of-honor She wore n gown of while si'k organza print with n blue flower desien , having a wide blue cummerbund anil a large bow rit the hack She w>.i-e a poweler blue horsehair hat with a nose veil a ml carried a blue handling on which was a vi ink rose co' -i.icp Slanli-v Pawlikowski of Jersey City. N. J., a cousin of the bride, was best r-,ian. The bride ' s mother wore a pow- der blue silk organza dress with inn I \hill!. ' - accessor!-s. The altar was decorated with white bourinets cif flowers and the ore'iuiisi . \lvs- . F>-o.leric Abel »of OlilfioM. plavi' ,1 (lie wedding mar- ches and 'I'lec 'io.is . A recenti,m foll owed the we. 'd- imr ofn>in,)!ly ;,t \V P >ioiv\> 0 f \hn b' irle ' s p'iren* .. . with about 87 '¦ebeli ves !!ii.| friends present. A In-Tef sunopi- was serveel . The . - \ui!.:. . ' ..fl nn (l w»elmnd iK'iieynioo'i (.. New Yo'k city. They are now making their homo on Could roe 1. Lake drove. Th\ bride ntti'nile.l Port ,7 <-ffor- • \ii High sr-bnol anrl is oninloveei in the office of the Worilworth store in Smithtown. The bridegroom is a graduate of Cathedral High school in Minn- esota and is stationed at the Suffolk County Air Force base. He will receive his discharge in August. McKENNA—SKILI.MAN Miss Leil. -ini Skillinan . daughter of Mr . and .Mrs . Howard Skillinan of 70 Wagon lane, east. Center- each , became the bride of Richard MeKonna. son of Mr. and Mrs . Arthur MeKonna of South Wash- ington avenue . Centere-ach , al . 'Mill p. m. Mav 2' 1 , . at the Assumption of Ihe Blessed Virgin Mary R. C. church , C- ntereacli. Tlie Rev. Jos- eph Belli,ire performed tlie cere- mony. The briele was given in marriage by her father. She wore a tloor- lenglh gown fashioned with bodice of Chantill y lace ¦embroidered with pearls anel sequins and a full skirt of ny lon tulle over a ruffled tulle underskirt. Her elbow- length veil was held b y a crown and she carried three white or- chids em a prayer book. Her maid-of-honor w a s Miss Maryann Kozak of Coram, who woi ' e a floor-length gown of aqua tulle and carried a bouquet of p ink carnations . Bridesmaids were Miss Kather- ine Bonacum of Babylon , Miss lietyann Rnv of Centereach anel Miss Madeline Batscho of Rich- mond Hill. Their gowns were like that of the maiel-of-honor and were pink tulle They carried bou- quets of ae)Ua carnations. Edward MeKonna of Centereach , brother of the bridegroom , was best man. Ushers were Ronald Reilly of Ronkonkoma , Paul Williams of Centereach and Arthur MeKonna , brother of the bridegroom , of Lake Ronkonkoma. The bride ' s mother wore a blue lace dress with white accessories. The bridegroom ' s mother wore a blue and white c hiffon elress with blue accessories. A. reception was hole! for 100 redatives and frie nds at the Can- dlelight Inn, Lake Ronkonkoma. The altar was ilecoratee! with lioiinui'ts of (lowers and Edward Skillinan. uncle of the briele, sang \Ave Maria. \ About 150 attended the church ceremony. The i-rnip l e left on ;\ weeld-ng trip to I be Blue Rblge mountains in Virginia for a week. They are now resieling on South Washington avi'iiue . Centereach The bride is a graduate cif Port Jefferson High school and is em- ployed as see-r dary by the Vinton Construction Corporation in Port Jefferson. The briil'-groom attended Port Jefferson H- ' gli school and is in business with his father at the Cetitorencli garage as an automo- bile mechanic . The printed word carries the dignity and solemnity of the wed- ding ceremony when you select the expert craftsmanship of The Patchogue Advance for your wed- ding invitations and Announce- ments—always ut bud get prices. —Adv. ^TF* /' \ v-j- ^fiHj^HJMfc^^. / !. \ »'\ ' . ' ¦¦^ m MmmmmWMmmmm ^L « Ni * j. , ' / J I V ^^ ^^mmmmmnm ^^ 'i* . f MK i ^ ' , ^ffiy$*Ep ' ^ v*ty J Immediate Radio Control on all trucks APPLIANCE SKKVICE on all Appliances , \ ~ I' l-cezcrs , Refrigerators , Air Conditioners V Only Factor y Service in Suffolk for— \ j • Benclix • Crosley • Philco • Hamilton I • Maytag • Easy • Blackstone II REPAIRS ON C-K — KENMORE — NORCE — I 1 THOU _ W KSTINCIMH 'SE — HO'ITOINT — j 1 FASV — WHIRLPOOL J 1 JIM' CALL I 1 Gene Felice Patchogue '— \ GR 5-2427 , 4433 , 2426—P O 8-0785—BR 3-8118 HONEYMOONING *^\^ w^JS? £S day morning iu St. Margaret of Scotland U. C. church , Selden. The bride is the former Miss Elizabeth Rattigcr of Centereach. — Michael' s Studio Photo A Pinch of This and A Pinch of That II Prances Johnson || Did you ever go to a pie p arty? We hope you ' re say ing, \What on earth is a p ie party ?\ We did. We 'd heard of all kind ' s of parties but never a pie party and we had to go to San Francisco , Calif. , to hear of one. Well—as you might, guess—a pie party is a part y where they serve p ie. All kinds of the most de- lectable pies and tortes . Banana cream , custard lime with a graham cracker crust , raspberry, almond and lemon tortes. a butterscotch p ie with gingersnap crust . Of course there was apple pie with cheese, cherry pie , blueberry pie anel luscious lemon meringue pie —anei dozens of other kinels . It was a gourmet ' s paradise. One was especially intriguing to us; it was made of thin layers of pie crust, apple sauce and whip- peel cream. lt was made bv Mrs. Jonathan Arnold Barker of Vallejo . Calif., and she was nice enough to share the recipe. Commander and Mrs. Barker ami their throe s-weet daughters , who have been station- ed at Mare Island . Naval ship- ya rd, will leave later for Wash- ington , H. C , so we were glad that she bad time to send us the recipe . Apple Stack Pie . '!' -i cups homemade or canned applesauce 1 package piecrust mi\' ¦ 3 cup butler or margarine , melted Vi cup granulated sugar IV. teaspoons grated lemon rind •?' i cups heavy cream , whipped 1 — Two hours or more before serving set strainer iu bowl; pour in app lesauce; refrigerate while lie iuiel drains. 2 — Prepare p iecrust, as label directs; divide into five parts. Start heating oven to laO d-' . \i-r\\ - - . 3 — Meanwhile on floured sur- face , roll out one part of pastry . \ 8 inch round; set 8 inch layer cake pan on top of round; cut around it with knife . Place round on cookie sheet; do not prick ; drizzle on 1 tablespoon butter , t table- spoon combined sugar and cinna- mon; refrigerate 5 minutes or longer. •1 — Hake chiller! pastry 5 min- utes or until puffy and golden. Cool slightly; with bruml spatula , re- move to rack. 5 — With each of ferur remain- ing parts , repeat steps . '? and 4 (to save time , two rounds may be placed on two inverted layer cake pans and baked in same oven.) I Be sure to cool cookie sheet be- twe-en bakings . Never p lace pas- trv on a warm sheet.) ' (> — Just before serving: mix- drainer! applesauce with lemon rind. On flat p late p lace one pas- try round. T> p with one fourth of applesauce: top with second pas- trv round , t hen apple-sauce. Repeat with third anil fourth pastry rounds . Top with fifth round. Ar- range spoonfuls of cream around top edge. Serve . - immediately, cut- ting p ie like cake. Mrs . Hattemer Gets Practical Nurse Cap Mrs. Miriam Hattemer of 58 Wiggins avenue . Patchogue , was one of 3^ student nurses to re- ceive caps at capping exericses for the School for Practical Nurs- ing of the Communit y hosp ital at (i i'ii Cove on May 2G. The ceremonv , conducted by Miss Sarah C. 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