NUPTIALSGAL GANO - CLEMENT ED e c o r a t i o n s of g l a d i o l i

brightened the altar of St. Mar-garet of Scotland R.C. Church,Selden, when Miss Cathleen M.Clemente , daughter of Mrs. Mar-garet Clemente of 294 MooneyPond Road, Farmingville, andthe late Michael Clemente, pro-ceeded down the aisle to hermarriage 3:30 p.m. January 25with Robert Galgano, son of Mr.and Mrs. John Galgano of 35Inwood Avenue , Selden. Of-ficiating at the ceremony wasthe Rev. John J. Traynor, withMrs. Shirley Segerist of Cen-tereach singing the "\ve Maria,"for the 200 guests.

Given in marriage by herbrother, Michael Clemente, Jr.,the bride was clad in a whitepeau de sole gown, fashionedin a straight line, whoiej ighneckline and long sleeves weredecorated with pearl and sequintrimmed, daisy - patterned lace.The same daisy lace was on thehemline of the train and at thepoint of its attachment to thewaist. A crown, shaped like arose amid petals, held in placeher elbow - length veil. BridalSuite of Patchogue provided thegowns of the bridal processionas well as the bridal flowers.Glamelias centered with a whiteorchid were in the bride's bou-quet.

A sister of the bride, Mrs.Gloria Prestia of Freehold, N.J.was the matron - of - honor.Thetwo bridesmaids were Mrs. Kath-leen Desposito of Lake Groveand Miss Susan Farina of Sel-den. A flower girl, April Voor-hees of Medford, and a ringbearer, Chris Calamusa ofFarmingville, were in the bridalassemblage.

Laurence Galgano of Selden,the bridegroom's brother, washis best man. Frank Ficarra ofCarlisle, Pa., and James Frezzaof Selden were the ushers.

At Hunter's Inn, Middle Island ,a dinner was served to 100 guestswith a three-piece band furnish-ing the music. Mr. and Mrs.Galgano left for a motor tripthrough New Jersey andthe Penn-sylvania Dutch Country. On theirreturn they will reside at 7 VanBuren Court, Nesconset.

The bride, a 1964 graduate ofSachem High School, Lake Ron-konkoma, and a 1966 graduate ofSuffolk County Community Col-lege, Selden, is employed as astenographer at Pilgrim StateHospital, West Brentwood.

The bridegroom is a 1962 grad-uate of St. Anthony's High Schoolin San Remo. He also graduatedfrom Suffolk Community College,Class of 1965, and in 1967 fromAdelphi Suffolk College, Oakdale.He is a case worker for SuffolkCounty Department of SocialServices in Bay Shore.

Of the nearly 29,000 U.S. firmsmanufacturing apparel and re-lated products, about 41 per centare located in New York City.

CAMMARATA - GALANTE

A wedding in Centereach thattook place 3 p.m. January 18in The Blessed Virgin MaryR. C. Church, united in Holymatrimony Miss CarolynGalante,daughter of Dominiek Galanteof 17 Second Street, Farmingville,and of the late Mrs. Agnes Ga-lante, and Peter Cammarata, sonof Mr. and Mrs. Mike Cammarataof 125 Dawn Drive, Centereach.The ceremony was performedby Father Rocco Galletti in thepresence of 75 guests.

The bride was given inmarriage by her father. Hergown, which was provided byLentin's of Patchogue, was ofsatin peau de soie, fashionedin Princess style. It had aSabrina neckline, traditional longsleeves and was embellished withheavily beaded peau d'ange lace.The gown's carriage back sweptinto a chapel train. A forwardcap of matching lace, crystalsand pearls was attached to afive-yard silk illusion veil whichwas scalloped and pearled. Herflowers, from Bridal Suite ofPatchogue, were an eightgarlandspray of glamelias with a de-tachable orchid center.

Miss Theresa Galante was themaid-of-honor. The bridesmaidswere Miss Carol Ann Trapiano,Miss Laura Schleyer, Miss Jo-Ann Ondik and Miss AndreaNaeder. There was a flowergirl,Carolyn Dell Olio, accompaniedby the ring bearer, Andrew In-franco.

The bridegroom's best manwas Joseph Cammarata. Servingas ushers were Anthony Galante,Michael Infranco, Michael Rutou-ski and Ralph Randanzzo.

Mr. and Mrs. Cammarata re-ceived their guests at the Hunt-ington Town House, where theJoe Collfitti Band entertainedthe 215 guests, The weddingtrip was seven days spent inthe Poconos.

The bride, a 1965 graduateof Sachem High School, LakeRonkonkoma, is a dental as-sistant. The bridegroom, whograduated in 1960 from NewfieldHigh School, Selden, is a painter.Home for the newly-weds is atDawn Drive, Centereach.

DI PIERRO - EMERY

At a mid-January wedding, 10a. m., the 15th., in CenterMoriches Methodist Church,Miss Brenda Emery, daughterof Mr. and Mrs. Herman Emeryof Shirley, became the brideof Army Private Victor M.Di Pierro, son of Mr. and Mrs.Michael Di Pierro of MasticBeach. The Rev. Edward Gilesperformed the ceremony, atWhich about 20 guests were inattendance.

The bride wore a light bluetaffeta dress with a matchingcoat. Her sister, Mrs. Judy Towleof Shirley, was her matron-of-honor. The bridegroom was at-tended by his brother-in-law,Joseph Augustine of Mastic Beach,as best man.

The 20 guests were served abreakfast at the reception fol -lowing the ceremony, at theSunrise Restaurant, Center Mo-riches.

Pvt. and Mrs. Di Pierro areat home at 27 Park Circle, Shirley

The bride is a graduate ofWilliam Floyd High School. Thebridegroom, who has attendedSouthampton College, is stationedat Fort Gordon, Ga. He is waitingfor assignment to officer trainingschool.

DE ZUBIRA -CONNAUGHTON

Traditional wedding music, in-cluding the singing of the "AveMaria", marked the wedding ofMiss Clare Barbara Connaughton,daughter of Mr. and Mrs. MichaelConnaughton of 19 CrestwoodLane, Lake Ronkonkoma, 4 p.m.January 26 in The Assumptionof the Blessed Virgin Mary R.C.Church, Centereach, when shebecame the bride of Franciscode Zubiria, son of Mrs. Mar-guerite de Zubiria y Aycardiof Boston, Mass. Father RoccoGallitelli officiated at the cere-mony, which was attended by150 guests.

Her father gave the bride inmarriage. Her costume was apeau de soie and Chantilly lacegown having full-length sleevesand a peau de soie and Chan-tilly lace detachable train.Seed pearls formed her head-piece into which were set rhine-stones shaped into the form ofa star. Her illusion veil waselbow-length. Her cascade bou-quet, from Bridal Suite of Pat-chogue, held carnation s and roses

Mrs. Bernadette Albino wasthe matron-of-honor. Miss TeriAnn Connaughton and MissSuzanne Connaughton, both ofLake Ronkonkoma, were thebridesmaids. The flower girlwas Mary Elizabeth Connaughton.

Mr.de Zubiria was attended byhis best man, Anthony DeCandiaof Selden. The ushers wereArturo Villamarin and AntonioSalva, both of Port Jefferson,and Luigi Sconamiglia of StonyBrook.

A cocktail hour at 5 p.m. atFelice's of Patchogue for 95guests was followed b\ a dinner ,from which the couple left fora week in Puerto Rico.

The bride and bridegroom be-came acquainted when they wereboth students in their secondi ear at Suffolk County Com-munity College, Selden. Mrs.de Zubiria ,an English major,speaks Spanish fluently . Herhusband, a native of Bogota,Columbia , South \merica , ismajoring in languages.

Table Tall, 'by Anne Mi l ler

Everyone seems to like Wolf-gang's, that delightfu l din ingplace at the foot of Ocean Ave-nue, Patchogue, where diner canlook out over the green of avillage park to the waters of thebay and the wheeled flight ofseagulls and where, in addit ionto soft music , friendly serviceand an exceptionally fine and var-ied menu , there is the culinaryart of Chef Richard Broere ofSayville.

"Hie other afternoon, in ans-wer to a request, Chef Broere,white uniform, chef's hat and all,appeared in the dining room bear -ing a slip of paper on which wasprinted, as a contribution to Tab-le Talk, one of his favorite andequally popular recipes.

It featured what was to Mr.Broere a "favorite for thefisherman's catch" - his

Filet of Sole Meuniere

6 filet of flounder1/4 cup oil1 cup milk3 tbs. butter1 cup flourjui ce of 2 lemons1/4 cup chopped parsley

Dip filet in milk and in flourseasoned with salt.

ln large skillet heat 1/4 inchoil and brown fish on both sides,shaking pan constantly. Removefilet to heated serving dish andsprinkle with pepper, lemon juiceand chopped parsley. Garnisheach filet with a slice of lemon.

Pour off oil in which fish wasbrowned and in same pan melt1 tbs. butter for each serving.Cook butter until it is a richhazelnut brown and pour overfish.

In conclusion Chef Broerecommented, "Any fish may besauteed,"but this simple methodof cookery is a favorite withfishermen, "since it makes themost of the delicate and un-fortunately elusive flavor offreshlv caught fish."

FELIO - HALLOCK

Tlie lovely wedding of MissTorrey Lee Hallock, daughterof Mr. and Mrs. Albert Hallockof Bellport, and Arthur DrewFelio, son of Mr. and Mrs. EarlN. Felio of South Orange andLake Mohawk , N.J., took placein the Bellport Methodist Churchat 3:30 p. m., Saturday. Thedouble-ring ceremony was per-formed by the Rev. Gabe Camp-bell, Congregational minister ofGreenwich, Conn., and brother-in-law of the bridegroom , andthe Rev. Frederick I. Smith,pastor. White snapdragons ,gladioli , and red roses flankedby white cjclamen adorned thealtar.

The bride, given in mar-riage by her father, wore a full-length princess shift of whitesilk faille , trimmed with Venicelace at the neckline and thethree-quarter sleeves. Her full-length veil was bordered withthe same lace - and she carrieda cascade bouquet of white free-sia and red sweetheart roses. -

Miss Leslie Hallock, sister ofthe bride, was her maid-of-honor , and her bridesmaidswere Miss Alison Hallock, sis-ter of the bride, and Mrs. Rich-ard Graves of Syracuse.

Mr. Felio's best man was hiscousin, Bruce Allen , and theushers were Arthur D'AUesandroof Newark, N.J. and ThomasPlant, Jr., of Glen Ridge, N.J.

A reception for family andfriends was held at Christ ChurchParish Hall , following the wed-ding ceremony.

After a two-week wedding tripto Portugal , Spain, and Moroc-co, the couple will make theirhome at South BeechStreet in Sy-racuse.

The bride attended ParsonsSchool of Design after graduat-ing from Bellport High School.She is a '67graduateof the Schoolof Fine Arts at Syracuse Univer-sity and is presently employedas a designer at George BeckIndustrial Design Company, Caz-enovij-u Her husband is a graduateof Syracuse University.

A SACRED MOMENT for Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Drew Felio is thispause following their wedding ceremony Saturday in the Bell-port Methodist Church. Mr. Felio and his bride, the formerMiss Torrey Lee Hallock of Bellport ar* spending two weeksin Spain and Morocco. They will make their home in Syracuse.

-James J. Whaley, Photographer

Local StudentsAt Bridgeport U.Graduate Jan.24

Dr . Henr> W . LittlefieId. pres-ident of the"University of Bridge-port conferred degrees January24 upon the unde rgraduate andgraduate students who completedrequirements for graduationeither last September or at theconclusion of the current Fallsemester.

Local graduates are : Warre nKaiser of 60 South OceanAvenue ,Bayport, B, S. in business ad-ministration; Peter Immediatoof 56 Pleasure Avenue , lake Ron-konkoma , 6th year diploma, edu-cation; Joseph Hawkins of P. O.Box 75, Moriches , B. S, educa-tion: and John Pomfret of 20Midwood Road , Stony Brook, M, S.education.

Engagements

— Esquire StudiosM<ss Helga A. Skelko

Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Skelkaof Shannon Boulevard, Yaphank,announce the engagement of theirdaughter, Helga A. Skelka, toPaul K. Costello, son of Mr.and Mrs. Francis Costello of64 Carman Street, Patchogue,

Miss Skelka is a graduate ofCity College of New York, whereshe received her B.A. degree,and of Queens College of NewYork, where she received herM.A. degree. She is now teach-ing third grade in the SachemCentral School District.

Mr. Costello, who graduatedfrom Manhattan College and hasserved as an officer in the Ma-rine Corps , is a teacher, cur-rently at Westhampton BeachHigh School . He is also attend-ing graduate school at HofstraUniversity.

A June 21 wedding is planned.

- James J. Whaley, Photograph*!M'ss Yolonda Monehox

Mr. and Mrs. Nicholas E.Monchak of L?ke Ronkonkomaannounce the e igagement of theirdaughter, Yolanda Katherine Ann,to Garry Ray McFalls of Houston,Tex., son of Mrs. Venita Mc-Falls and the late ColonelCarroll McFalls.

Miss Monchak is a senior atSachem High School and Mr.McFalls is a sophomore at SouthTexas Junior College.

The wedding will take placein August.

Miss V ick i Ragamata

Mr. and Mrs. John Ragamataof Mastic Boulevard, Mastic, an-nounce the engagement of theirdaughter, Vicki Joyce, to RobertTurso, son of Mr. and Mrs.Michael Turso of Adelaide Park,Center Moriches.

Miss Ragamata attended Wil-liam Floyd High School. She isemployed at Bayview CommunityHospital, Mastic Boach.

Mr. Turso attended CenterMoriches High School and worksfor the CAP Service in Bellport.

No date has been set for thewedding.

Mr. and Mrs. Robert Cald-well of 104 Hedges Avenue, EastPatchogue, announce the engage-ment of their daughter, JudyAnn, to Louis Valentino, son ofMrs. Diana Valentino of 427Scherger Avenue, East Pat-chogue.

A Fall wedding is planned.

ATTEND GOLDEN WEDDING

Mr. and Mrs. Max Ort ofLong Beach, N.Y., whose son-in-law and daughter are Mr.and Mrs. Julius Jastrow of MapleAvenue, Patchogue, on the dayof their fiftieth wedding anni-versary celebrated at the homeof another son-in-law and daugh-ter, Mr. and Mrs.David Zatuloveof Convent Station, N.J,

Attending was a large assem-blage of family and friends, in-cluding, locally, Mr. and Mrs.Jastrow and daughters , Joanneand Michele, and friends, Mr.and Mrs. William Zebrowski,also of Maple Avenue. Amongtheir many remembrances, Mr.and Mrs. Ort received telegramsfrom grandchildren who wereaway at college,

YOUNG GOPS MEETBLUE POINT-The Brookhaven

Tbwn Young Republican Club ishaving its first montly meetingof the new year 8:30 p.m.February 14, at the RepublicanClub, here, for both business andpleasure. Initially, the seatingof new officers , setting an annualcalendar of events and establish-ing club objectives forthe comingyear will be of primary im-portance.

Following the business meeting,there will ,be dancing and re-freshments in honor cf St. V.ilen-tine's Day. Since this is theclub's first function since pre-election '68 ail old members aswell as new prospects are cor-dially invited.

Patchogue 's Bridal SuiteHolds Annual Fashion

"One Day Like No Other"are the words inscribed on theprogram cover of Bridal Suiteof P a t c h o g u e 's a n n u a lfashion show, apply equally toa young girl's dream of herday and to the exquisitely artisticand fashionable array of bridaloutfits appearing Thursday nighton the softly lighted runway intne Knights of Columbus Hall ,Patchogue.

As on the previous year, theevening began with a parade ofbi-ides-to-be for the taking ofpersonal photographs, gift erfPeter DiGuardia , Bridal Suite'sowner. Local talent participating,the showing of the many cos-tumes included the full entourageof bride and bridegroom,brides-

maids , flower girl , ring bearerand mother of the bride. Manyof the gowns were so designedthat they could be used for oc-casions other than the weddingday.

The narration by CeciliaWatson and the quips of Master-of - Ceremonies Ignatius Di-Guardia brought a spirited showto its finale of cake-cutting withthe distribution of slices to thelarge audience and the award-ing of gift certificates to pro-spective brides. Entertainmenttook on the air of a floor showwith the music of Joe Registratoand his band , his singing of"Daddy 's Little Girl" to a weeflower girl and the vocal numbersof professional Gail Alexander ,who is also buyer for Bridal Suite.

Who V Who hiPink and Blue

Brookhaven Memorial Hospital

Children born to Mr. andMrs,:Jerry Smith of Patchogue, a

girl, January 17.William Nelson of Medford, a

girl , January 17.Herbe rt Ruquet of Mastic , a

girl, January 17.Paul Walling of Patchogue, a

girl , January 17.Joseph Perino of Patchogue, a

girl, January 17.Thomas Drell of Yaphank , a

boy, January 17.Eugene Porti lla of Mastic

Beach, a girl , January 17.Martin Wall of Ronkonkoma, a

boy, January 18.Stanley Eberhardt of Medford.

a girL January 18.Gerard Baden of Patchogue, a

boy, January 19.Robert Jackson of Bohemia, a

boy, January 19.Jospeh Di Salvatore of East

Patchogue, a boy, January 19.Anthony Pino of Bellport , a

boy, January 19.Philip Coffey of Medford , a

girl , January 20.Wesley Daniels of Medford, a

girl . January 20.Richard Olish of East Mo-

riches, a girl, January 20.Kurt Roeloffs of Patchogue, a

boy, January 20Lute Velez of Medford Station,

a boy. January 21.George Popovich of Bayport, a

girl January 21.John Rupeck of Shirley, a boy,

January 21.Thomas Farrell of Holts ville,a

boy, January 21.Southside Hospita l

Children born to Mr. andMrs.:Alfred Casj tnento of Sayville,

a boy, January 2.Victor Vohwinkel of Sayville, a

boy, January 2.Louis Verspoor of Sayville, a

girl, January 5.Everett Bovvers of Lake Ron-

konkoma, a girl, January 8.Ralph Roberts of Bayport, a

girl, January 10.Robert BuonoofSayville.a boy,

January 11.John Ferraivolo of Medford, a

boy, January' 12.William Ongania of Blue Point,

a girl, January 12.Richard Sisas of Holtsville, a

girl, January 12.Juan Santiago of East Patch-

ogue, a boy, January 12.

Smithtown Genero l Hosp ital

Children born to Mr.and Mrs.:Richard Mongona of Lake

Grove, a girl, January 7.William McCarthy of Lake

Ronkonkoma, a boy. January 7.Gerard McGee of Ronkonkoma,

a boy, January 8.Wayne Bronzino at Lake Ron-

konkoma, a girL January 11.Philip Bronzino of Lake Ron-

konkoma, a girL January 11.Philip Brunjes of Lake Ron-

konkoma, a girl, January 11.

Missionary PilotTo Speak

Robert Swingle, missionary pi-lot in Nigeria, under the SudanInterior Mission, will speak atboth the 11 a.m. and 7:30 p.m.services of the Blue Point Bap-tist Church, Blue Point Avenueand Maple Street, on Sunday . Mr.Swingle will show films and play-tapes covering his work duringthe evening service. He is mar-ried and has one child.

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PAG E 8 SEC . 1 THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 6, 1969

Social SecurityQuestion : My husband is

retired . I am not yet ofretirement age , but I do receivesocial security benefits becausewe have a 17-year-old daughter inour care. She gets benefits , too.If she continues in school after 18,will I continue to get benefits?

Answer : No , ynur checks willstop when your daughter reaches13. When you reach 62, you will beeligible to receive benefits againas the wife of your retiredhusband

Question : If I am hospitalized ,do I have to file a claim for the

Social Security Medicarepayments?

Answer : If the hospital par-ticipates in Social SecurityMedicare, the people at thehospital will do this for you. Theywill receive the payment fromMedicare directly. The SocialSecurity Administration will thenadvise you how many hospitaldays you have used in yourcurrent benefit period . If thehospital does not participate inMedicare , your hospital in-surance can help pay foremergency care under certainconditions. But the hospital maydecide to bill you , rather than billMedicare, and in that case, > OMshould file a claim so that theMedicare payment can be madeto you.

If you have medical insuranceprotection and have expensescovered under medical in-surance, then you or your doctor(or supplier ) will have to claimthe Medicare payment . See yourMedicare Handbook for detailedinstructions about medical in-surance claims.

THE DOUBLE-RING ceremony that united in marriage Mr. anaMrs, Michael John Edwards took place January 18 in St. Syl-vester's R.C. Church, Medford. Tlieir reception was held at theOak Inn , Copiague, and they are residing in Bohemia. Mrs.Edwards is tbe former Miss Dorothy Inez Grasso of Medford.

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