FARMINGVILLE-The Mid Is-land Senior Citizens Group willmeet at noon, December 1 at theBald Hill Ski Bowl. Arthur Garyof the Social Security Adminis-

trative Office ln Patchogue, willbe the guest speaker at thismeeting.

A Christmas party is beingplanned for December 22.

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NUPTIALSFUOCO - 0. MARTINO

Miss Carol Di Martino, daugh-ter of Mr. and Mrs. Anthony DiMartino of 25 Roe Avenue, EastPatchogue, became the bride ofAnthony J. Fuoco, Jr., son of Mr.and Mrs. Anthony J . Fuoco, Sr.,of 26 Fuoco Street Bellport, ln St.Francis de Sales R.C. Church,Patchogue, at a double ring cere-mony performed recently by theRev. Francis X. Gaeta of St.Vincent de Paul R. C. Church,Elmont, a friend of the bride andbridegroom.

The bride, who was given inmarriage by her father, worea floor-length sheath gown of i-vory peau de sole, appllqued withAlencon lace, seed pearls, crys-tals and sequins. Tbe fittedbodice had a scoop neckline and anatural waistline, long sleeves,and two detachable trains flowingfrom the waist. Her butterflybouffant veil was held in place bya lace and pearl headpiece and shecarried a cascade of white roses ,carnations and varigated ivy, witha white orchid.

Miss Jeanne Mottola of Patch-ogue was moid-of-honor wearinga floor-length gown ensemble ofavocado green having a fittedbodice of velvet with three-quar-ter length sleeves , and a sheathskirt of peau de soie. Her head-piece was a double bow with abouffant veil matching her gown.She carried a crescent bouquet ofpompons, wheat and croton leavesin assorted Fall colors.

The bridesmaids were Mrs.Annette Tenzyk, a sister of thebridegroom, Miss Amelia Steph-ani , Miss Susan Recehio and MissJanice Messier , all of Patch-ogue. Miss Alice Villan o, a cous-in of the bride, was the Juniorbridesmaid. Their gold gownswere styled like that of the maid-of-honor, and they wore matchingheadpieces. They carried bou-quets of Fall flowers.

Miss Patricia Di Martino asister of the bride, was theflower girl. She wore an avocadogown styled like the maid-of-honor's and a bow headpiece. Shecarried a basket of assortedFall flowers.

John Di Martino , the bride'sbrother, was the best man. Theushers were Robert Love, Jr.,Leonard Deconto, Robert Fuocoand Timothy Gerard. The juniorusher was Daniel Fuoco and Mi-chael Tenzyk, a nephew o! thebridegroom, was the ring bearer.

About 225 guests attended thereception preceded by a cocktailhour at Felice's of Patchogue.Music was furnished by TonyForlano and his band.

Mrs. Fuoco is a graduate ofPatchogue High School and is cur-rently employed at Tinker Na-tional Bank In Patchogue.Mr. Fuoco is a graduate ofBellport High School and is em-ployed by the Brookhaven Na-tional Laboratory.Upon returning from a two weekhoneymoon in Florida, Mr. andMrs. Fuoco are residing in EastPatchogue.

' vergreerie^m-rs"~8'haiTal be"!•£ where they fall. They 9iZvide valued mulch for both win-ter and summer.

GIULIANO - KELLER

The wedding of Miss JudithKeller , daughter of Mr. and Mrs.Alfred Garbarino of AlbertStreet, Holbrook, and Jack Giu-Uano. son of Mr. and Mrs.Ros-ario Gluliano of Jefferson Drive,Mastic Beach, tookplace atSp.m.Saturday in St. Joseph's R .C.Church. Lake Ronkonkoma. TheRev . Michael F. Forgo offici-ated at the double ring ceremonybefore the altar decorated withbouquets of white chrysanthe-mums and gladioli.

Escorted to the altar by herfather.the bride wore a floor-length gown of peau de sole.The bodice had a round scoopneckline and elbow-length bellsleeves made of Alencon lace.The front of the skirt was laceover peau de soie and a cathe-dral train was attached at thewaist back. A three-tier elbowlength veil of French Illusionfell from a crown of crysta l andpearl snd she carried a cascadebouquet of white roses with anorchid center.

Miss Frances Keller of Ron-konkoma, a sister of the bride,was maid-of-honor , wearing agown with an Empire bodice ofcranberry velvet and an A-l ineskirt of pink crepe.The bodicehad a round scoop neckline andelbow-length full sleeves. A smallpanel flowed from the waist backforming a short train. On herhead she had a pompom of pinkcrepe with a matching short veiland she carried a cascade bou-quet of white and dark pink car-nations tied with a dark pinkbow.

Miss Marie Keller of Ron-konkoma, also a sister of thebride, and Miss Josephine Glu-liano of Mastic Beach, a sisterof the bridegroom, were brides-maids. Thea Garbarino of Hol-brook, another sister of the bride,was a junior bridesmaid. Theirgowns were fashioned like themaid-of -honor's with pink velvettops and A-line skirts of cran-berry crepe. The junior brides-maid's gown had no back panelbut a large bow at the waist back.They had cranberry colored pom-pomsand veils on their heads sndcarried cascade bouquets of lightpink and white carnations.

Darleen Stephanie of Ronkon-koma, a niece of the bride, wasthe flower girl. Her gown wasthe color and style of the maid-of-honor's with a bow Insteadof panel at the waist back. Shehad a circle of pink roses anda short veil on her head andcarried a basket of dark pinkand white carnations.

Daniel Prestla of East Patch-ogue, a nephew of the bride,was the ring bearer.

Lawrence Springer of MasticBeach was best man and JohnKelly of Astoria and EdwardHulse of Mastic Beach, a brother-in-law of tho brldegoom, andGregory DiFVanco of Old Beth-page were ushers.

Following the ceremony, a re-ception for 125 guests was heldat Ragone's Restaurant andLounge on Montauk Highway,Mastic.

The bride is a graduate ofPatchogue High School, class of•64 , and is employed as a sec-retary to the county architect ofthe County of Suffolk In Haup-pauge.

The bridegroom is a graduateof William Floyd High School,class of '62, and is employed asa mechanic with Park Dodge, Inc.on West Main Street, Patchogue.

Mr. and Mrs. Gluliano motoredto Florida on their wedding tripand will reside in Center Mo-riches.

GERMAIN - AMSLER

Miss Maureen Patricia Amp-ler, daughter of Mr. and Mrs.Edward A. Amsler of 17 HyPlace, Lake Grove, and GaryRoger Germain, son of Mr. andMrs. Evroul Germain of Syra-cuse, were united In marriageat 11 a.m. Saturday at a nuptialmass and double ring ceremonyIn St. Joseph's R.C. Church,Lake Ronkonkoma. The Rev.Michael J. Forgo, celebrated -diemass and officiated at the doublering ceremony before the altardecorated with bouquets of largechrysanthemums and autumnleaves. The reserved pews hadwhite satin bridal bows.

Escorted to the altar by herfather, the bride wore a prin-cess style gown of peau de solewith an A-line floor-length skirtand the bodice had traditionallong sleeves. Her mantilla veilof Belgium lace was floor-lengthand she carried one long -stemmed white rose. The bridedesigned and made her weddinggown.

Miss Marclne Schwartz ofMaryland was maid of honor andMrs. Patricia Connole of Elmirawas matron of-honor. They worefloor-length gowns of gold bro-cade with floor-length veils ofgold chiffon and carried cascadebouquets of wheat and orangechrysanthemums.

Miss Marie Germain of Syra-cuse was Junior bridesmaid. Shewas costumed in pumpkin colorlike the maid and matron of hon-or. She carried a bouquet of wheatand yellow chrysanthemums.

Bruce Germain of Syracuse,a brother of the bridegroom, wasbest man. Edward John Amslerand Robert Amsler of LakeGrove, brothers of the bride,end Carl Germain of Syracuse,a brother of the bridegroom, wereushers.

Following the ceremony, a re-ception for 75 guests was heldat Frank Friede's Riverside Inn,Smithtown.

Mr. and Mrs. Germain went toNew York City on their weddingtrip and will reside in Syracuse.

The bride is a graduate ofPlalnedge High School and Syra-cuse University. She is teachingart education at Solvay HighSchool. Solvay Is a suburb ofSyracuse.

The bridegroom is a graduateof Queen of the Holy RosaryHigh School ln Syracuse and iscompleting his last semester atthe Syracuse University Schoolof Law.

I Mr. and Mr*. Richard S. Boyd

BOYD - SCHNEIDER

Miss Jane Rose Aim Schneider,daughter of Mr. and Mrs. John P.Schneider of North Ritchogue be-came the bride of Richard S.Boyd, son of Mrs. Isabella Boydof North Babylon, and the lateDouglas Boyd, at 11 a«m. No-vember 5 at a nuptial mass inSt. Francis de Sales R.C.Church,Patchogue. The Rev. MichaelRisola of St. Sylvester's R.C.Church of Medford,a friend ofthebridegroom, officiated. The brideand bridegroom received com-munion in both species. After thedouble ring ceremony the couplereceived the Papal blessing andthe bride who is a Rosarian,placed a Rosary of 53 roses onthe statue of the Virgin Mary.Thealtars were decorated with whitechrysanthemums, gladioli andcarnations. Mrs. Privitero wasorganist, and Mrs. Dorothy Pa-'vacic , a friend of the bride's,was soloist.

The bride was given In mar-riage by her father. She worea traditional gown of peau desole with beaded Chantiliy Laceappliques of pearls and crystals,bateau neckline, and Chantiliyedged Kubuki sleeves. Her ca-thedral veil of English Illusion!and Chantiliy lace was hand em-Vau*.t.l_...a.f ...laala a^uaa... aa«a.l ...Ua..broldered with pearls and whitevelvet bows to match the dresschapel train. Her headpiece waspeau de soie and Chantiliy laceand was formed like a rose, andset with pearls and crystals. Thebride carried a cascade bouquetof white roses, centered withwhite orchids and stephanotis.

Miss Louise Scala of Rktchoguewas maid-of-honor. She wore afloor length, easy sheath gown of."Shantactlc in Rouge", with afloating panel in back. Her head-piece was bows of "Shantactlcln Rouge, with bouffant veil inrouge that draped to her waist.She carried a cascade bouquetof red roses and red stephano-tis.

The bridesmaids were Mrs.Roger Guy McClaskey of Syossetand Mrs. Bruce Davenport Boydof E&st Orange, N. J. They woregowns fashioned like that of themaid-of-honor's, and carriedbouquets of red roses and pinkcarnations trimmed with rougeribbons,

Bruce Davenport Boyd, of EastOrange, N. J., brother of the

bridegroom was best man. Theushers were Roger Guy Mc-Claskey of Syosset snd FrankWagner of Long Island City. JohnWarren Schneider, brother ofthebride, was Junior usher, andalsoserved as altar bey*ihis sister'sMass.

A reception -tor 89 guests washeld at the Huntington TownHouse, music was played by JerryMyers Orchestra.

Mr. and Mrs. Boyd have re-turned from a honeymoon in SanJuan, Puerto Rico, and St.Thomas in the Virgin Islands,they stayed five days at the "A-merlcana, San Juan, and four daysat the Pineapple Beach Club in St.Thomas.

They are now residing inPatchogue.

The bride, a graduate of EarlVandermeulen High School, isemployed by Sears Roebuck &Company of Patchogue. Thebridegroom is a graduate ofBabylon High School, PolytechnicInstitute of Brooklyn,and Collegeof Insurance, New York City,andserved in the Army. He is em-ployed as sales-agent by AllstateInsurance Company, Patchogue.

SAL AMONE - TURSO

Miss Helens Sharon Turso,daughter of Mr. and Mrs. MichaelJ. Turso ot 3 Adelaide Park,Center Moriches , became thebride of Anthony John Salamone,Jr., son of Mr. and Mrs. AnthonyJohn Salamone, Sr., of DonaldStreet, Eastport, at 3 p.m. No-vember 6, in a double ring cere-mony, at St. John the Evangel-ist R. C. Church, Center Mo-riches. The Rev. Matthew Wis-niewski officiated. White chry-santhemums bedecked the altarand the church. Mrs . Phllo-mena Vigllotta , organist, playedthe wedding misic and sang"Ave Maria." The church wasfilled to capacity.

Given ln marriage by herfather , the bride wore a floor-length gown of white slipper satinwith two small white bows underthe bodice, a scoop neck and threequarter sleeves. The Empirewaist was form fitting and adetachable white satin cathedraltrain was attached to the gownby a large satin bow. Herthree-tiered illusion veil, de-signed with scalloped net em-bossed with baby cultured pearls,was held in place by a whitesatin bow with a cluster of babycultured pearls and crystal tear-drops that came over her fore-head. She carried a white prayerbook with a white orchid andwhite chrysanthemums designedin Grecian style.

Miss Sharon Zeneski ofCenter Moriches, was maid-of-honor, wearing a long sleevedfloor-length Empire gown withscoop neckline. The bodice wasof gold velvet and the skirt ofbeige crepe. The gown had atrain of beige crepe ribbed onthe side-*, with gold velvet. Thetrain was attached to the dressby a gold velvet bow. Her head-piece was a gold bow with three-tiers of beige netting and shecarried a nosegay of bronze andgold chrysanthemums.

Miss Susan Janis of CenterMoriches and Miss Joneta Burke,a cousin of the bride, ot BayShore, were the bridesmaids.Their gowns were the same styleas that of the maid-of-honor,but in emerald green velvet.Their headpieces were largebeige bows with three-tiers ofbeige netting, and they carriednosegays like the maid-of-honor.Thomas Salamone, of East-port, the bridegroom's brother,was the best man. Frank Appelof Mastic Beach, and RobertCaltablano of East Moriches,were the ushers.

Following the church cere-mony, a reception for 100 guestswas held at the home of thebride's parents.

The bride graduated from Cen-ter Moriches High School inJune 1966 and is a beautician.

The bridegroom attended East-port High School and is now intne U. S. Navy and stationed atDam Neck, Virginia Beach, Va.Following their one week's tripto Montreal, Canada, the coupleare residing at Virginia Beach,Va. '

COTE - DIESEN

Miss Ellen Carmen Dlesen,daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Ed-ward Dlesen of 109 Coates Ave-nue, Holbrook, and Norman Cote,son of Mr. and Mrs. RomeoCote of TUpper Lake, were unitedln marriage at 2 -30 p.m. Satur-day in a double ring ceremonyperformed by the Rev. VincentJ. Powers ln St. Joseph's R.C.Church, Lake Ronkonkoma. Thealtar was decorated with bou-quets of white chrysanthemums

and gladioli.Given ln marriage by her fath-

er, the bride wore a fl°°r ~length gown of peeui d* soletaffeta. The moulded bodice hadtraditional long sleeves and asquare neckline trimmed withlace and sequins. A detachableoverskirt, forming a cathedraltrain . trimmed on the edgeswith four - inch - wide lace,gave the skirt a bouffant look.The underskirt was bell-shaped.A two - tier crown held an el-bow - length veil of tulle andshe carried a cascade bouquetof white chrysanthemums.

Miss Diane Ticano of LakeRonkonkoma was maid- of honor.She wore a floor-length gown withan Empire bodice of heavy Kellygreen crepe and a straight skirtof lime green crepe. A Kellygreen satin sash was at the waist-line and a panel of the same col-or was attached at the shoul-ders forming a floor length train.Her headpiece was a flower madeof lime green tulle veiling andshe carried a nosegay of chrys-anthemums in fall shades.

Miss Nancy Dlesen of Hol-brook , a sister of the bride, wasbridesmaid. Her gbwn was fa-shioned like the maid-of honor'swith a top of dark gold and a skirtof light gold. Her headpiece wasa flower of light gold tulle andshe also carried a nosegay of Fallchrysanthemums.

Romeo Cote of Ridge, a broth-er of the bridegroom, was bestman and William Reid, stationedat the Suffolk County Air ForceBase in Westhampton, was theusher. *

Following the ceremony, a re-ception for 50 guests was heldat the Bavarian Inn, on Smith-town Boulevard, Lake Ronkon-koma.

Mr. and Mrs. Cote motoredthrough upper New York Stateon their wedding trip and spentseveral days at Tiki, a Poly-nesian honeymoon resort on LakeGeorge. They will reside lnAque-bogue.

The bride is a graduate ofSachem High School, class of'65,and is employed by the NewYork Telephone Company inPatchogue.

The bridegroom is a graduateof Tupper Lake High School andis serving with the U.S. AirForce. He is stationed at theSuffolk County Air Force Basein Westhampton.

COPENHAVER - CORWIN

Miss Patricia Ann Corwin,daughter of Herbert Corwin andthe late Mrs. Corwin of Eastport,and Jerry Copenhaver, son of Mr.and Mrs. Roy Copenhaver, ofEastport, were married in HotSprings, Va. November 10. TheRev. John Durkovich performedthe ceremony.

Mrs. Marianne Copenhaver,sister - in - law of the bride-groom was matron-of-honor andRoger Copenhaver, brother of tiiebridegroom was best man.

They spent a few days visitingrelatives in West Virginia andwill reside with Mr. Copen-haver' s parents." The country" with tiie hlghesfaverage ages for marriage isIreland with 31.4 years for malesand 26.5 years for females,

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