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Country Rd. f Brookhaven AT fe-0052 Bride Mrs, Joh n H. Fogarty, Jr. Mrs. John H. Fogarty, Jr. , who was married December 5 in St, Paul' s Episcopal Church , Patchogue. The bride is the former Miss Bette Louise Row- land of Blue Point. Marrsed Mr. and Mrs. Vito Tullo , who were married December 12 ln St . J ude ' s R . C. Church , Mastic Beach , by the Rev. William Reilly. The bride is the former Miss Barbara Ann Geiger of Mastic Beach . — Photo by James Trypuc ENGAGED Mr. and Mrs. John C. Bednar of 166 Smith Road , Lake Ron- konkoma , announce the engage- ment of their daughter , Miss Donna Lee Bednar and Richard Wayne Hallock , son of Mr. and Mrs. Donald C. Hallock of Hawkins Avenue , Lake Grove. Miss Bednar is a senior in Sachem High School in Lake Ronkonkoma and Mr. Hallock is employed in the A & R Dental Laboratory on Union Avenue in Ronkonkoma. Mr. and Mrs. George L. Beebe of 37 Pine Street , Say- ville , have announced the en- gagement of their daughter , Miss Carol Lee Beebe , and James Richard Pamlanye , son of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Pamlanye of Sycamore Avenue , R onkonkoma. Miss Beebe is a graduate of Sayville High School and is attending St. John ' s Episcopal Hospital School of Nursing. Mr. Pamlanye is also a graduate of Sayville High School and Is playing professional baseball with the Kansas City Athletics farm system. Mr. and Mrs. Walter Schlicter of 184 Johnson Avenue , Ronkonkoma , have an- nounced the engagement of their daughter , Miss . Elizabeth Schlicter , and Harvey Kurdt , Jr., son of Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Kurdt of 64 West Third Street , Ronkonkoma. Mr. Kurdt , Jr., Is serving with the U.S. Navy and is at- tending classes at the Radar School at the Great Lakes Naval Training Station. Mr. and Mrs. Peter O'Neill of Bellport announce the en- gagement of their daughter , Elise , to Philip August Alloy, son of Mr. and Mrs. Philip A. Alloy of North Patchogue. Miss O'Neill is a graduate of Bellport High and the State University at Geneseo. She is presently the librarian at East Patchogue School . Mr. Alloy ls a graduate of Patchogue High School and Ithaca College. He ls now on the faculty at the Islip Terrace School. A Summer wedding is planned. Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Petran of Chester Road , Sayville , have announced the engagement of their daughter , Miss Carol Allen , and William Geary, son of Mrs. Thomas Geary, of Stephen Road , Bayport , and the late Mr. Geary. A May wedding is planned. Mr. and Mrs. Kurt G. Buettner of Sunset Drive , Sayville , announce the en- gagement of their daughter , Miss Claudia, and Joseph A. Chattman , son of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Chattman of Bayview Avenue , Bayport. Miss Buettner is a graduate of Sayville High School and is employed in the Patchogue of- fice of the New York Telep hone Company. Mr. Chattman served ln the Air Force for four years , dur- ing which he completed his high school course , and ls now em- ployed by the Mergenthaler Linotype Company in PIalnview . Ralph Reid of Sayville and Mrs . Walter Griek of West Sayville announce the engage- ment of their daughter , Miss Llnds Reid , and Airman 2/C , Richard Barrett Jr., U.S. Air Force , son of Mr. and Mrs.. Richard Barrett of Bayport. Miss Reid ls a graduate of Sayville High School and is em- ployed by Household Finance ln Sayville. Airman Barrett ls a graduate of James Wilson Young High School in Bayport and studied at New York State Agricultural and Technical Institute ln Farm- ingdale. Mr. and Mrs. Chalmer Detling of Classen Avenue , Mastic , announced the engage- ment of their daughter , Virginia Lynn , to Richard Lee Coleman son of Mr. and Mrs. Alfred L. Siniflifowsi Hosp Candy Stripers Rscoiva Awards A total of 61 awards were presented to 36 teena ge Candy Stripers of Smithtown General Hospital at a December 20 cere- mony in the hospital' s lecture room , according to Mrs. Charles Lauber of Smithtown , president of the Women ' s Volunteer Corps at Smithtown General. She said the girls attend six different schools: Smithtown , Central Islip, Hauppauge and Newfield High Schools , Academy of St. Joseph in Brentwood and C.W. Post College , Brookville. John F. Cans , Smithtown General administrator , wel - comed the large turnout of Candy Stripers and theirparents and made the presentations of awards. Caps were presented for 200 hours of volunteer service , certificates for 100 hours and pins for 50 hours. AH time has been contributed since the last awards ceremony in June. Receiving caps , certificates and pins were ; JoAnn Carew , Linda Kennel . Judy Lollar , Janet Mann , Barbara Pensabene , JoAnn Zimmerman, Margie Nichols and Meri Odell. Recelvin -j* certificates and pins were: Pat Carew , Diane Steele , Lillian Adams, Sue Belasco , Pat Buroker , Theres a De Franco , Maureen Enright , Renee * Gougelet , JoarmMandril , Virginia Nelson , Kathleen O' - Leary, Linda Rya n and Edith Spahrr. Receiving pins were: JoAnn Bacher , Cathy Di Gregrorio , Lorraine Hartford , Joan Mannes , Pat Manginelll , Linda Mustapich , Carol Paull , porothy Preston , and Mary Quinn. Also , Lucia Spahr , Christen Trimm , Arme Vivian! , June Votava , Mary Walsh and Jean White. Following the ceremony, re- freshments were served. Candy Stripers perform a variety of valued services to improve patient comfort at Smithtown General Hospital. Many of the earlier Candy Stripers have selected nursing as their careers following gradua- tion from high schooL Let Us Make Your Affa hl )_ A Musical Success ' > JOEL SANDS |l and ORCHCSTRA j Rec&nfgy Wed Mr. and Mrs. George Kranz , who were married December 13 in Felice s of Patchogue by Cantor Richard Pruss of the Mastic Beach Hebrew Center. The bride is the former Mies Marsha Lynn Rosenblum of Mastic. - Photo by Jo mas Tr y puc NUPTIALS NOWICKI - DAYTON Miss Apri l ¦ ¦ Ann Dayton , daughte r of Mr. and Mrs . Al- bert Dayton of 231 Grove Ave- nue , Patchogue , became the bride of Ronald J. Nowlcki of the U. S . Navy, Norfolk , Va., eon of Mrs. Connie Nowicki of Schoenfeld Boulevard , East Patchogue , and tlie late William Nowlcki , at 5 p.m. Saturday in the First Bapt- ist Church , Patchogue. The Rev. John E. Southard pet-formed the wedding ceremony. The church wae decorated with gladioli and carnations and Mrs. Joyce Troyer , organist , played the tra- ditional wedding music. Given in marriage by her father , the bride wore a street- length gown of satin having a fit- ted • bodice with long sleeves tapered to a point at the wrist , and a full skirt, Ths bodice was covered with lace and had a lowered scalloped neckline . The skirt had an apron effect oversklrt of lace which started at the center of the front, Her elbow-length veil was held by a crown of pearls and rhinestones and she carried a bouquet of tiny white carnations, Mrs . Barbara Jenkins of Schoenfeld Boulevard , East Pa- tchogue , a sister of the bride- groom , was the matron-ef-honor. She wore a street-length yellow brocade sheath and a matching hat with a small vei L She car- ried a colonial bouquet of yel- low chrysanthemums. James Jenkins of Schoenfeld Boulevard , East Patchogue , was the best mnn. The usher was D . Coulson Dayton of Patchogue, A reception was held at the home of the bride ' s parents for ths members of the families. Mr. and Mrs. Nowlcki left for a w*ddlng alp to upstate New York and upon their return they will reside at 231 Grove Avenue , Patchogue. The bride Is a graduate of Pa- tchogue High School , class of 1964 , and Is employed at Ro- berts Press , Patchogue. The bridegroom ls stationed aboard the USS Barton. PIE RCE - SKEPS Mr. and Mrs. Philip Skeps of Newfield announce the marriage of thei r daughter , Miss Rachael Mary Skeps , to Wilbur F. Pierco , III , son of Dr. and Mrs. Wilbur F. Pierce of 18 Rose Avenue , Patchogue. The marriage was a civil ceremony taking place in the judge ' s chambers in Buffalo , December 21 , 1964. The bride is a graduate of New- fi eld High School and ls a student at the University of Buffalo. The bridegroom ls a graduate of Patchogue High School and is a senior at the University of Buffalo. After spending the Christmas holidays with the bridegroom ' s parents , Mr. and Mrs. Pierce , IILhave returned to resumethelr studies at the university. They will reside at 3144 Main Street , Buffalo. HopKMMa«MH>BaBMtsaKB REA D THE LEGALS TO SCANO —ROBINSON A wedding took place at Holy Innocents Church , Brooklyn , De- cember 20 , 1964 , at 2 p.m., when Miss Dale Robinson , (laughter of Mr. and Mra. Wil- liam A . Robinson , of Oceap Ave- nue , CenteriMorlcb.es j was mar- ried to Robert Toscano , son of Mr. and Mrs. James Toscano , of Hicksville. The Rev. John Sheridan performed tbe ceremony at an al- tar banked with flowers. Given ln marriage by her father the bride wore a white peau de sole dress, with a shoulder- length veil , and carried a cas- cade of white polnsettia. Mrs. Donald Perrler of Cen- ter Moriches was matron-of- honor , wearing a green peau de sole dress with a matching hat. She carried a cascade of red polnsettia. The best man was James Tos- cano , brother of the bridegroom , of Hicksville. Music at the church was sup- plied by the church organist. Members ol the families and close friends attended the cerei mony. A reception for the guests was held at the home of thebride and bridegroom * ; Mr. and Mrs. Toscano left on m short trip and they will re- side ln Brooklyn , upon their re- turn, Mrs. Toscano is a graduate of Cente r Moriches High School and St. John ' s Episcopal Hospital School of Nursing. She ls em- ployed as an assistant night su- pervisor at St. John ' s HospitaL Her husband 1 B a graduate of City College of New York and ls employed by 1 B M as a system engineer. SUFFOLK'S NEWEST , MOST COMPLET E 1 ; ONE STO P BRIDAL CENTER 1 ; FEATURING AN ENTIRELY NEW f > . CONCEPT OF GETTING MARRIED | fc S&Jld' AND MOTHER OF TH E ' B RIDE wf^ff J - L.esassiNE SERVICE 11' ] I ' M y mmm mm E Wit FINANCING SERVICE AVAILABLE ' VI* J W Wl * THE NEW J965 SPRING BRIDAL FASHIONS < J ir ¦%] J £ A A* °y-_ . 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O } / Q For further Information call GR 5-1000 P7 ^ ^^-^O Q G^O Q ^O^ Sems-Traii@rs No Longer Need Weight Captions ALBANY — New York State- registered semi-trailers need no longer have their \ weight in- formation \ painted on their sides . Two new sets of regulations, just adopted by the State De- partments of Taxation and Finance and Motor Vehicles, el- iminate this requirement because a need no longer exists for it. Until now , semi-trailers wcr* * required to have captions staring their unladen weight , maximum load , and maximum gross weight. These captions were used in con- nection with levying vehicle reg- istration fees and truck mileage taxes. Changes ln the registration fee structure for semi-trailers and in methods cf enforcing the truck mileage tax have now eliminated the need , department spokesmen explained. The new regulations apply only to semi-trailers and not to other types of vehicle s which must con- tinue to display the captions , as before. Coieman of - South Lincoln Avenue , Tampa , Fla., at an engagement party held Decem- ber 27 , at Mastic Lanes , Mastic Beach. Over 25 guests at- tended the affair , at which a buffet supper was served. Miss Detling le a junior at William Floyd High School , Shirley. Her fiance is a graduate of Plant High School , Tampa , Fla., and ls now serving a four year enlistment ln the U.S. Navy. He is presently stationed, at the Great Lakes Naval Training Center in Illinois . *m-wmMmmmmK—mmmWmMm*mWm -— -9m Mr. ond Mrs . Arthur Breyer of Patchogue announce the en- gagement of their daughter , Susan Linda, to Anthony T. Valone , son of Mrs. Joan Valone ol Mastic Park. A May wedding ls planned. RIVERHEAD —— . A Peace Corps Placement Test will be given it 8:30 a.m. Saturday, here at tht post office on Main Street. Appl/ :ants should bring c om- plete 1 questionnaire forms , which are available at post of- fices. Also , they may be ob- tained by writing the Peace Corps Washington , D.C, 20525. The test has two parts—a general aptitude , test and a modern lan - guage aptitude 4 test , for which knowledge of a foreign language is not necessary. The entire test will last 1 1/2 hours. Ap- plicants must be American cit- izens at least 18 years old. Mar- ried couple s are eligible if they have no dependents under 18. While some may frown on a youngster ' s acquiring the \ eat- ing out \ habit early, the school lunch ls fast joining the cof- fee break and TV dinner as another kind of \ convenience food. \ Peace Corps Test Saturday ^—s— sBii ^ j gj gg mg I la-ilrf i :h,,d 8 [ Mil? C ne i I B uSrek Lsr0ES g j BROWN* fTROUBLE? \ !. „,„„«„«.,«* » ¦ Oor shoo fitting experts » 9 take extreme core with f£ M your child' s fe«t. m 1 Rx PRESCRIPTIONS I B Accural*/)' Flll.d B I WEIHER'S ¦ i ARCH PRESERVER ¦ Shoe Store jj B \Flt and Comlort Guaranteed\ n 52 Eact Main Street B g Patchogue , N.Y. g Wwsmmm — maammim By AI Khij SHOULD FURNITURE BE MIXED OR MATCHED? Many years •go , furni- ture stores fe atured Dix , seven and even eight piece living room sets all in the s a me wood fln- Ishf . This KING finish usually was. either mahogany, walnut or maple. Very often the fab- ric and color on the up- holstered pieces were all Identical. Although many peop le still prefe r to use the same wood finishes throughou t the living room , the trend throug h the years ha* been to get away from sets or suites of living room fur- nitures by using many dif- ferent finishes in the same room very effectively. As a matter of fact , many leading decorators prefer using different wood fin- ishes and even different periods in the same room. Cne of the loveliest liv- ing rooms I have seen bod a mahogany piano , a mod- ern sofa , two Early Amep- ' lean maple chairs , a white marble top cocktail table with black base , and a fruit- wood French Provincial breakfronf. However , all the colors and textures of . the floor coverings , fab- rics , lamps , draperies and walls were beautifully . blended. So whether you like to mix or matc h , our decora* tors are at your service without cost or obligation. We Invito you to come In. And be sure to watch for our future column* on fur» nlture and Interior decora, ting Ideas. We 'll be bring. Ing them to you regularly. NORMAN KING & S O N 646 Rt. 112 , North Pate hogue Opm Mon, rhurc , FrU HI 9 PM PHONE GR 5-1042 C A LLING A LL HOME MAKERS |Hll!ll!Hli ¦'l^l^!^l!il!ll!Hillllll ^lllllllllllll!lllllHlll ^!lHmml^ll!lHlllH!Ul jl^)llmlll!ll!Mll! m!m^lil»l^lis 1 HAVE YOU VISITED | J& Ofan<*craffr JL 1 1 JT j? Earl y American Re productions % j :| § j-j sre ycu w ili find reproductions and adaptions of early _ \ 1 American pine furniture hand craftod . in our own shop S 3 Budget Term s Arranged g 3 38 Montauk Hig hway Blue Point , N.Y. - . 1 W W- 4 V Mtt J 4 »- - n t\- ft J^ ^ I ®ty Hutu* Mattii A&mma? Women and their World I C tfww-.-n-yyv vw 'tffsV j -v vW * / * !!¦¦—¦I l \ 1 f ll 1- i.B.nr ¦ - ¦ HUM - || - - .. U^ LI III ¦ ¦ PAGE 10 SEC . 1 THURSDAY , JANUARY 7 1965
