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I N s T V L L \TION of officers of Patchogue Auxili-ar> u n i t to Brookha ven Memor ia l Hospital tookpliu c hist w eek.. Pictured are Mrs . Jacob Dra-n i t / K e . l e f t , oi t going president , handing gav el to

Mr.s. Edmund Denison , center, who was installedas president bv Mrs. Charles Smol , right , councilchairman.

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Jh^ Mai y Anna llattenback.d a ugh t e r ol Mr . and Mrs. Edwardl l a t t e n b a c k of Smi th tow n Koulo-v a i d , Xost onset , became the lu ideof R u h a i d Fisehei , son of Mr. andM i - . Nicholas Fischer of MollyBoule\ aid. I lo lb iook . m St. Jos-ep h ' s R C. C h inch . Lake Ron-konkoma. at 11 a. m. Saturday.The Rev . Charles No^ser off ic ia-ted at the \ u p t i il Mass and dou-ble nng c e i e m o n v .

The bride , w h o w a s given inm a n ag e h\ hei fa ther , w o i e agow n of w h i t e Chant l l l .v l ace wi tha f loor- length , bou f f an t skirt andchape 1 ti am. The f i t t ed bodice hadlong sleeves and a heart-shapedneckline. Hei i o n - ti e r e d f m g e i t i p\ oil of F ienc h i l lusion fell f rom aciy-4al crown and she carried ac i e - t e n t boaqut t of w h i t e rosesw i t h a w h i t e on hid tenter and- t i e ; .mer - of w h i t e satin babynbbon.

M i - . Paul Graziano of Brooklynw a s mat ion-of -honor . She w o i e am i n t gu e n gow n of si lk o iganza

•made with a bouffant skirt andf i t t ed strapless bodice and shortjacket. Her headpiece was a largemint green l ose of silk organzaw ith a matching nose length veil.She carried a crescent bouquet ofw h i t e and green ch iysanthemumstied w ith streamers of min t greenbaby ribbon.

Miss Marilyn Manley of Ron-konkoma and Miss Belle Cox ofSetauke t weie the bridesmaids.Miss Mauley 's gown was salmoncolor and Miss Cox wore a laven-der gown. Their headpieces andgowns were made like that of thematron-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 ofmint g ieen organza made with afull overskirt scooped up withlosebuds. The bodice had a PeteiPan collar and no sleeves . She car-nod a basket filled with green andv hite chrysanthemums.

Brian Both of Center Moriches ,

a nep hew of the bridegroom , wasnng hearei .

Jame s Mooney of Ronkonkomawas best man and the ashers wereSte\ en Fist her of Ilolbiook , a bro-ther of the bi idegioom , and Don-ald Chion of Lake Ronkonkoma.

Following the cert mony, a re-ception was held at Kayed's Res-taurant in Nesconset.

Aftei thei r wedding trip to thePocono Mounta ins , Mr. and Mrs.Fischer wil l make tin ir home at10 Gregory Drive , Lake Ronkon-koma.

The bride is a graduate ofSmithtown High School and thebridegroom , of Seton Hall HighSchool m Patchogue. He is em-ploy ! d at the Three Village Inn inSton" Brook.

TAKATS—MAYNARD

Miss Marjovie L. Maynard ,daughter of Mir. and Mrs. CliffordL. Snvder of the Bronx , becamethe bride of Albert C. Takats , sonof Mr. and Mrs. Mart in Takats of415 East Main Stieet , Patchogue,at 3 p. m. Saturday in the Pat-chogue Methodist Church. TheRev. Donald W,. Hamblin perfor-med the double ring cei emony.

Given in marnage by her fa-ther , the biide wore a gown ofblue chiffon w ith a lace jacket ,and a pink pearl crown. She cai-ried a colonial bouquet of pinkcarnations.

Miss Camille Garone of Brook-lyn was maid-of-honor. She woiea beige lace gown and a f i t tedfeather cap. She carried a colonialbouquet of rust carnations.

Robert Takats of Patchoguewas best man.

A reception wi l l be held for 25

guasts in the newlyweds' newhome in Centereach where they

Mrs. Albert C. Takats

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The bride is a credit manageri nd accountant in New York City .

The biidegroom is stud ying tobe a private investigator.

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The Theta Sigma Phi So io i i t yheld its annua l dmnei at tinLounge 112, October 15 to i n st a l lthe new members . \ c a n d l e l i g h tceremony was held b efoie I 'm d in-ner when the new memh i - le-ceived their pins . l h e v < e c o i v e dth"ir sweatee and l e t t e i at t hregular meet ing , Octobei • !() . A l -ter the d inne r a d a n c e v I- , heldat which a band p layed. The newmembers are Pl iy lbs B c i n n c i-n.Cynthia Bowden , 'B a i b a i a C.i mo .Diane Clarkson. Pennies ] ) > \ / .,Kathie IPu es, Lynn Lament , Iv>-thy M a r k o v v i t z . Lvnda M a v < r .J i l l O'Bnen , A p u l P - i t t o i \-an.Jane Sackstem , L nda S m k o l l .Mai guento Smolensk ' and L \ n nWise. The other m e m b o i s w h o at-tended were Patnca S t i l l , pi ce-dent; Sue Friedlander , v i ce p ies i -dent ; Valene Buggs lecordniL'secretary; Ellen I leckmann , cor-responding secretaiy; Li l l ian l)u-feck , t reasuier ; Patricia Walsh,pledge mastei ; Caiol Tracz , scrapbook ; and Ronnie Wagner. JanetPriest, Jane Spavins . B a i b a i aWagner , Sue VanGinhoven. KarenStorjohann , Nanette Put ins, l)el-lie Raffc , Barbara Vigiui to , Mane.Mayer and Linda Foumev

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A rummage sale wil l be heldby the Patchogue U n i t of th-American Legion A u x i l i a i y todaythrough Saturday at V±i\ WestMain Street.

A rocks and minera l s exhibi t ofMr. and Mrs . Edwin Lucas ofEast Patchogue is d i sp laved atthe Patchogue L i b i a i y . The dis -play will be in the h b r a i y u n t i lNovember 15.

Miss Anita Palermo , daughteiof Mr. and Mrs. Anthony Palei-mo of 189 Maple Avenue , spentthe weekend wi th hei pa ien t - , .She is a freshman at the Collegeof Notre Dame in Bal t imoie , Mel.,where .she is major ing in biologv.

The S e n i o r High YOUII L'People 's Group of the Bap t i s tChurch held a Hallowee n p a t t y atthe church Satuiday n i g h t . (Jameswere played and i c f l e^h m e n t - -served. The h i g h l i g h t of theevening was a "spook w a l k . " Pi e-sent were Nancy ILizaid, JaniceDeVito , Priscilla Swan , Avis Sat-terley, David Southaid , ManoMRoberts, Nadine Aviano. R u t hCochrane , Donna Phe 'ji s , M a i 'j a -ret Wilshire , Arleen Peti rs. A 1 -bert Kaminski , I inda Sat te i leyand Paul Cochrane, al l of Pat-chogue; Jane Czysaniuk , Winsto 'iMooney and Patric ia Mooney, ofBohemia; C h a i h - , Denonn of .Ba-bylon; Randy Devoie of IOa st j ioi t ;Inga Gabrielsen of H o l t - v i l l e ;Mary Fairman and Mananne Ei-nemann of Holbiook: Stev e Davi-

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Mr. and Mrs. August Steuerwaldof Manorville announce the en-gagement of their daughter Ar-lenc Wiigner to Elmer H. Zeh , sonof Mr. and Mrs. Charles Zeh ofCalverton.

No date has been set for thewedding.

Mr. and Mrs. John J. Roe, Jr.,of Bellport announce the engage-ment of their daughter , Miss SallyAnn Roe , to Orville 'HungerfordMunn , Jr., son of Mr. and Mrs.Orville Hungerford Mann of Up-per Nyack. A spring wedding isplanned.

Miss Roe was graduated fromthe Cathedral School of SaintMary, 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 LawSchool at the University of Vir-ginia. He is a member of the PhiDelta Phi , honorary legal frater-

Miss Sally Ann Roe—Photo by Dobson 's Studio

nity. He was admitted to the NewYork bar in March , 1961, and isnow a practicing attorney inNyack.

Mtr. and Mrs. Bernard Silvermanof Jennings Avenue, Patchogue,announce the engagement of theirdaughter, Miss Suzanne Barbara

Miss Suzanne B. Silverman

Silverman, to Bari-y Robert New-mark , son of Mr. and Mrs. AlbertNewmark of Milford , Mass.

A Summer wedding is planned.The bride-to-be is a graduate of

the Patchogue High School andis now a sophomore at Connecti-cut College for Women in NewLondon.

Mr. Newmark graduated fromRensselaer Polytechnic Institute inTroy. He is a metallurgical engi-neer with Electric Boat Divisionof General Dvnamics Corporationin Groton , Conn.

Mr. and Mrs. Stuart Sutcliffeof 555 Scherger Avenue, East Pat-chogue, announce the engagementof their daughter, Pamela Ann, to

Miss Pamela Ann Sutcliffe

John Arthur Panse, son of Mr. andMrs. George P. Panse of 10 NaomiCourt, Selden.

Miss Sutcliffe is a graduate ofBellport High School.

Her fiance attended Unity DriveSchool in Selden.

No date has been set for thewedding.

Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Havensof Barnes Road, Moriches, an-nounce the engagement of theirdaughter, Miss Sandra KathleenHavens, to James Eugene Paler-mo, son of Mr. and Mrs. FrankPalermo of 73 Liberty Street, Pat-chogue.

Miss Havens is a graduate ofCenter Mbriches High School andis employed as a secretary by theSuffolk County Extension Servicein the Agriculture Department,Riverhead.

Mr. Palermo is a graduate of

Patchogue High School and is nowserving in the Army. He is pres-

Miss Sandra K. Havens

ently stationed at Fort Dix , N. J.specializing in radio communications.

RECENT ENGAGEMENTS

Holy Cross Lutheran Churchin Lake Ronkonkoma was thej cene of a wedding at 3:30 p. m.Saturday when Miss GeraldineRoster , daughter of Mr. and Mrs.Frank Roster , Jr., of 2144 OceanAvenue , Ronkonkoma , became thebride 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 r ing ceremonybefore the altar decorated withbouquets and baskets of whiteflowers. Richard Benson playedthe wedding marches on the organand accompanied the solist , Mrs.Donald Gilzinger.

Escorted to the altar by her fa-ther , the bride wore an importedgown of silk peau de soie taffetaand Alencon lace. The fitted bod-ice had a sweetheart neckline andlong sleeves, coming to points atthe wrist. The neckline had appli-ques of Alencon lace embroideredwith seed pearls. The skirt wasfloor-length and bouffant with ap-pliques of Alencon lace and a cas-cade bustle draped down the backto make a chapel train. She worea crown of crystal and pearls towhich was attached her veil ofpure silk illusion with a border ofAlencon lace. She carried a bou-quet of white orchids with lace andsatin leaves.

Miss Eileen Grosch of Nicho]Road , Ronkonkoma, was maid of-honor. She wore a floor-lengthgown of peacock nylon organzawith a bisque neckline. The fittedbodice 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 sizeclusters.

Miss Snirley Sipos of OceanAvenue, Ronkonkoma, Mrs. Ray-mond Pereira of Centereach andMiss Cheryl Stulz of Ronkonko-ma, a sister of the bridegroom,were bridesmaids. They w or egowns of cherry nylon organzafashioned like the maid-of-honor's.They had matching rose poufs ontheir heads with matching veilsand carried bouquets like themaid-of-honor's, but of peacockcolors.

Kenneth Hemmendinger of WestSecond Street, Ronkonkoma, 'anuncle of the bridegroom, was bestman. Ronald Roster of Ronkon-koma , a brother of the bride, Ray-mond Pereira of Centereach andDonald Kafka of Ronkonkoma, acousin of the bride, were the ush-ers.

Following the ceremonv, a re-ception for 100 guests was held inthe Pine Grove Inn in Patchogue.

The bride is a graduate of Say-ville High School. The bridegroomattended Sayville High School andis employed by the Evans Amity-ville Dairy in Blue Point.

After a wedding trip to Canada,Mr. and Mrs. Stulz will live at 51Parkway Boulevard , Ronkonkoma.

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We 're often asked for an extraspecial lecipe—one that is differ-ent and the kind which makes thegues ts immedia te l y ask for thelec ipe—i n fact after the v e iy firsttaste.

Such a one is this old Canadianl ecipe for Peach Kuchen . A moredelicious recipe has seldom come>ur way. In fact luscious is the

onl y word for Peach Kuchen.We make it w i t h canned peaches ,

f o r the f iesh ones a i e haul tofind. But w e 're "sin e" going tosav e this l ecipe for next Summeiw h e n fresh peaches come in agai i .In the meanwhi le use cannedpeaches and you 'll love it .

If this is an example of Cana-dian cookeiy we hope that we'llhav e many, many more Canadiantecipes.

This is the favorite reci pe wepromised you the other week—itis a favonte of Mrs. David H.( Jood fe l l ow s of Jennings Avenue,Patchogue.

Peach KuchenSift together:2 cups flour

h teaspoon baking powder1„> t e a s p o o n salt2 t a l i ' ' spoons sugarAdd to 12 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 , cutside dow n , 12 peach halves , fresh '¦or canned. Sprinkle with one cup-utrai , minus two tablespoons andone teaspoon cinnamon; Bake 450degrees for 15 minutes. Beat twoegg volks and one cup of heav ycr< am. Pom this over hot Kuchenand bake at 400 degiees for 30minutes more. Serve warm oicold.

A Pinch of Thisand

A Pinch of That

Miss Eileen Rose Duffy, thedaugh te r of Mr. and Mrs. Wil-liam Duff j of Astoria and Mas-tic , w hose engagement to LouisE. Bovce. son oi Mrs. BeulahBoyce and the late James Boyceoi K ing field . Me., was recentlyannounced..

¦—Photo by A. Montezuma

Recently Engaged

AW V R D E D C H A R T E R — S u f f o l k Countv C hapterof Children 's W lmiu Re sea rch I n st i t u t e andHospital v\ a~> awarded c h a r t e r last week atMedford 1'rau Haas. From le ft to r ight are Sal-va tore Calabrc.se, v ice pri 'sident ; Mrs. Pel r Al-len , secretary and Fred ( . Kor te , president . Chap-

ter 's 200 members are presently engaged inannua l fund dr ive in order to raise mom j forresearch of asthma and all al lergies . Donationsma) be sent to CARIH , Box 222, Ridge. Call Yap-hank 4-3371 for f u r t h e r informat ion .

—Photo bv H. Howard Frye