Married January 23 in Our Ladyof Mt. Carmel R. C. church , Pat-chogue, were the former Miss Shir-ley M. Atbin and Alphonso E.Fucci, both of Patchogue, by theRev. Cyrus Tortora.

—LeMien's Photo Studio

PORTER—McKIBBINIn a beautiful candlelight wedding

at 7:30 p. m. Friday, Miss BarbaraMargaret McKibbin , daughter of Mr.and Mrs. Samuel W. McKibbin ofHoward street, Patchogue, becamethe bride of William HuntingtonPorter, son of Mrs. Phyllis Porterof Manhasset. The Rev. Gerald E.Boyce performed the impressiveceremony in the Congregationalchurch, Patchogue.

Escorted by her father, the bridewore a gown of white chiffon velvet.Her three-quarter length veil washeld in place 'by a white velvet hel-met headpiece. She carried a muff ofwhite velvet with a white orchid.

Miss Myrtle Gilmore of Patchoguewas maid-of-honor. She was dressedin a Dubonnet velvet gown with amatching helmet headpiece and car-ried a muff of Dubonnet velvet withwhite roses.

Miss Diane Perry, 9 years old, andMiss Judith Gilmore, who is 10,were the junior bridesmaids. Theywore gowns of blue velvet withheadpieces of white roses, and car-ried muffs of blue velvet on whichwere white roses.

Mahlon Fechter of Blue Point wasbest man. The ushers were ThomasKnapp and Donald Porter, both ofBlue Point.

The church was decorated inwhite snapdragons. Miss GeraldineMacDonald of Center Moriches andJack Garhardt of Bayport were thesoloists. Miss MacDonald sang, "OPerfect Love," and S c h ii b e r t's"Serenade." Mr. Garhardt sang, "Be-cause." Miss Edna Jackson, organ-ist, played the wedding marches andaccompanied the soloists.

A reception followed at the CanaanLake Country club.

After a wedding trip through up-state New York, Mr. and Mrs. Por-ter will live in Brooklyn.

The bride's traveling costume wasa golden beige suit with black ac-cessories and a white orchid corsage.. Mrs. Porter was graduated fromPatchogue High school and was em-ployed at Sears Roebuck and com-pany, Patchogue.

Her husband -is a graduate of Bay-port High school and attended Dart-mouth college. He is associated withParsons Refectory c o m p a n y inBrooklyn. Mr. Porter sei-ved for fouryears in the Merchant Marine dur-ing World War II.

FUOCO—KLIASMrs. Adele Elias, daughter of

Mr. and Mrs. Arthur LaBranche ofNew York and Patchogue, was mar-ried to James S. Fuoco of Patchogueat '4 p. m. Saturday by the Rev.Thomas Obarowski in the rectory ofSt. Francis de Sales R. C. church,Patchogue.

Justice of the Peace William T.Rogers and Mrs. Rogers were the at-tendants.

After a wedding trip of six weeksin Florida , Mr. and Mrs. Fuoco willreturn and make their home on Seitzcourt, Patchogue.

Mrs. Fuoco was graduated fromPatchogue High school and attendedWellesley college. Mr. Fuoco is theproprietor of the Fuoco Liquor store,East Main street, Patchogue.

HAGGERTY—OLLQUISTMrs. Agnes Claire Ollquist, daugh-

ter of Mr. and Mrs. Stanton Salis-bury of Bay Ridge, Brooklyn, wasmarried to William Haggerty, son ofMrs. E. Haggerty of Selden at 2 p.m. Saturday in St. Sylvester 's R. C.church, Medford.

Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Crerend pfBrentwood were the attendants.

The bride wore a gray suit withblue accessories and a corsage ofwhite orchids.

Mrs. Crerend wore a navy bluesuit with mauve pink accessories anda corsage of orchids.

A wedding breakfast was held atthe Cafe Rouge, Hotel Statler, NewYork.

After a wedding trip to Florida ,Mr. and Mrs. Haggerty will reside inSelden.

Mrs. Haggerty id chief operatorfor H. K. Ferguson company at Up-pton , while her husband is an engi-neer with the Brooklyn Edison com-pany.

SELDON^GERVEYMr. ancl Mrs. Edward Gervey of

200 Rider avenue, Patchogue, an-nounce the marriage of their daugh-ter, Miss Elaine Gervey, to JackSeldon, son of Louis Seldon of NewYork, January 9, in New tYork.

Mrs. Aaron Gervey, sister-in-lawof the bride, of Patchogue and S.Seldon of New York, brother of thebridegroom, were the attendants.

Mr. and Mrs. Seldon will reside inNew York.

Mrs. Alphonso E. FucciMiss Catherine Balvin , daughter of

Mrs. Catherine Balvin uf RockyPoint , was married to Edward Sim-mons, soil of Mrs. Abigail Simmonsof Port Jefferson , in tht- Methodistchurch, Port Jefferson , J a i m a i v l."> ,by the Rev. C. F. Yoho.

Mrs. Edward Simmons—Johnson Studio Photo

The bride wore a gown of white Itaffeta with a fingertip veil which Iwas attached to a headpiece of flow- 'ers. She carried a shower bouquetof 12 gardenias with streamers ofwhite ribbon.

Miss Mary Jane Balvin of RockyPoint was maid-of-honor. She worea gown of sky blue, made with ajacket top and hooped skirt.

The bridesmaids were Miss NancyA. Cooper of Port Jefferson and MissChristine Malcome of Rocky Point.They wore gowns of peach with ruf-fled waists full skirts.

> Joan B. Balvin , 7 years old, was theflower girl . She wore a gown ofsky blue , made with a ruffled waj stfled waists and full skirts.

Merritt Roberts of East Patchoguewas best man. The ushers woreFrank Balvin of Rocky Point andAlix Malcome of Rocky Point.

A reception for about 100 guestswas held at Harry's restaurant,Rocky Point. The room was decor-ated in white bells and streamers.

Mr. and Mrs. Simmons will maketheir home on King road , RockyPoint.

SIM.MO.NH — H A I . V I N ;

Mrs.. Frank P. Johnson |

Blue Point comes into the lime-light with a winning recipe sent byits correspondent , Mrs. Samuel Mon-sell of Namkee road, for a Shep-herd Pie.

Mrs. Monsell says, "It is one ofmy favorites but I have no particu -lar reason for choosing it. just thatmy whole family likes it."

And if a whole family likes a re-cipe, it is sure to be a success. Whatone family likes, another often does,so try this on your family whenyou get that feeling of , "I wish Inever had to cook again." It is easyto make, easy to serve and easy onthe budget.

SHEPHERD PIE

IV2 pounds chopped beef1 medium sized onion1 green pepper, choppeda little celerypotatoes

Brown the onion in a skillet, addthe chopped beef, brown well , addthe green pepper and celery, saltand pepper, cover with cold waterand cook afoout 20 minutes. Pre-pare the required amount of po-tatoes for your family and boil insalted water, drain and mash, add1 beaten egg and milk to make pota-toes quite creamy. Thicken the meatmixture with a little flour and waterand put in a casserole, with potatoeson top, leaving a small hole in cen-ter to allow the steam to escape. Bakein a medium hot oven until top isbrown.

A PINCH OF THISand

A PINCH OF THAT j

A January Bride

The former Miss Veronica IJ.Parciak of Patchogue, who wasmarried January 16 to George Mc-lntyre, Jr., also of Patchogue, inSt. Francis de Sales K. C. church,Patchogue, by the Rev. ThomasObarowski. —Johnson Photo

PERSONAL - SOCIALMiss Beri Greenwald , who is a

senior at Colby Junior college, NewLondon, N. II., is spending severaldays with her parents, Mr. and Mrs.Sidney Greenwald of Maple avenue.

Miss Dorothy Bowden returned toCortland State Teachers college Sun-day after spending the mid-term va-cation with her mother, Mrs. WestonBowden of Grove avenue.

Mrs. Frank A. Dehmer entertain-ed at luncheon last Wednesday ather home on Terrell street. Herguests were Mrs. Walter S. Tuttle ofBay Shore: Mrs. Raymond B. Strongof Strong's Neck , Setauket; Mrs.Hartford Davis of Brentwood; andMrs. Frank P. Johnson of Patchogue.

At a recent meeting of the St.Paul's Episcopal Church Altar guild ,a nominating committee, composed ofMrs. Harry D. Ruger, chairman, andMrs. Earl F. Gordon and Mrs. Am-brose Pasfield , were chosen to pre-sent a slate of officers for the guildat the meeting in March.

The Ladies' auxiliary of the NorthPatchogue Fire department will meetat the fi rehouse tomorrow night.

Miss Lola Mousmoulis, daughterof Mr. and Mrs. Demetrious Mous-moulis, has begun her spring semes-ter studies at Drew university, Madi-son. N. J. She is a student in theCollege of Liberal Arts there.

A surprise baby shower was givenin honor of Mrs. Robert Szmala andinfant daughter, Sandra Ann, byMrs. Harold Schwab of 369 Oakstreet last Wednesday. The roomswore decorated in pink and bluestreamers leading to a beautifullydecorated bassinet with a storkstanding by the many lovely gifts.Miniature white baby bootees withpink ribbons were placed here andthere on the table. A buffet supperwas served. The guests were theMesdames Roy Krooss, CharlesWethkamD. Karl Rickert, WilliamHolbron , Frank Coghlin. Philip Abasi ,Louis Potter, John O'Brien, EdwardO'Brien, Allen Brand, Wallace Nulty,Everett Wright, Al Szmala , WilliamBarteau , Nelson DeRoo, John Hat-trick and the Misses Rose Cornier,Alva Schrimpton and Muriel Schwab.Sandra Ann was born January 17at Southside hospital, Bay Shore.

Mrs. Florence Rose of Cedar ave-nue \4 spending some time at MiamiBeach .

Mrs. Joseph Zak and daughter,Miss Frances Zak of Jayne avenueare spending some time in Florida.

A meeting of the Debs was heldat the home of Betty Pausewang ofNorton street. Sunday. The Debs areknitting for the Red Cross and wooland needles were given to each mem-ber. Two squares are to be finishedby each for the next meeting. Thosenresent were Judy Sugal, TerryDorio. Marge Schlieter, Pat Aldrich ,Pat Kentoffio. Renee Katzenstcin,Audrey Haeei , Olive Ann Hayes,Betty Pausewang, Rosemarie Klaarand Liz Hollaman. After the meet-ing refreshments were served to themembers and George Link , MortAbramson, Ronnie Bush and DaveAlbin.

Mr. and Mrs. George Vautrin ofWaverly avenue, Holtsville, have an-nounced the engagement of theirdaughter, Jeanne Marie , to FrankFiala , Jr., son of Mr. and Mrs .Frank Fiala ,. Sr., of Maple avenue,Patchogue.

Miss Vautrin is a graduate ofBayport High school and is connect-ed with John J. Roe and Son , East

Main street , Patchogue.Mr. Fiala is a graduate of Patch-

ogue High school and is a memberof the firm of Frank Fiala and Sons,Patchogue.

Mrs. Ann Saunders of Brooklynhas announced the engagement ofher daughter, Miss Catherine AnnSaunders, and Robert Taylor of Bay-port .

Miss Saunders was educated at theCatherine McAuloy High school andMr. Taylor is a graduate of SayvilleHigh school.

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FIRST CHURCH OF CHRISTSCIENTIST

Roe Boulevard and N, Ocean Are.SUNDAY

9-30 a. m. — Sunday school.li a m. — Sunday service.

WEDNESDAY8-15 p. m. — Meeting.8 y

DAILYReading room hours 12 to 3 daily,

except Sundays and legal holidaysin the Mills Bldg., 6 E. Main Street."Spirit " is the Lesson-Sermon sub-j ect for Sunday, February 6. GoldenText: "What man knoweth the thingsnf " a man , save the spirit of manwhich is in h im? even so the things„f God knoweth no man , but thespirit of God" d Cor. 2:11).

THE LUTHERAN CHURCHOF OUR SAVIOR231 Jayne Avenue

Rev. George K. Swartzfager , pastor71 Jayne Avenue, Tel. 2398R

FRIDAY2:30 p. m.—Release-time Religious

Education class for grade schoolchildren.

2:30 p. m.—Catechetical Instruc-tion class.

SUNDAY9 a. m.—Sunday School and Cate-

chetical Instruction class.30:15 a. m. — Service of Divine

Worship. Sermon Theme : "Witnessesof His Majesty," a message appro-priate for the observance of the Fes-tival of the Transfiguration of OurLord . Sermon Text: II Peter 1:10-21 ,the Epistle for the day.

At the morning worship servicethe Blessed Sacrament of the HolyCommunion will be celebrated .

FIRST BAPTIST CHURCHNorth Ocean Avenue

SUNDAY9:45 a. m.—Bible school for all

ages.11 a. m. — Morning Worship. The

Rev. Edwin Marston of West Rutlandwill preach.

7:45 p. m. — Evening service. TheRev. Mr. Marston will preach.

Monday8 p. m.—Young People's society

will meet, ..also the Good News club.FRIDAY

7:30 p. m. — Choir rehearsal.

ST. PAUL'S EPISCOPAL CHURCHRider Avenue

Rev. Hanington Wilson, RectorSUNDAY

8 a. m.—Holy Communion.9:45 a. m.—Church School.11 a. m. — Morning Praver. An-

them , "Holy, Holy, Lord God."THURSDAY

8 p. m. — Senior Choir.FRIDAY

7 p. m.—Junior choir.

OUR LADY OF MT. CARMELR. C. CHURCH

West Main StreetRev. Cyrus Tortora, pastor

SUNDAYMasses at 7, 8, 9, 10, 11 a. m.

«id 12:15 p. m.WEEKDAYS

Masses at 7 and 8.

KINGDOM HALL OP JEHOVAH'SWITNESSES

8S Wert Main St., Syndicate Bldg.Patchogue

Schedule of MeetingsTHURSDAY

7:30 p. m.—Service meeting.8:45 p. m.—Theocratic M i n i s t r y

ichool.SUNDAY

4:30 p. m.—Watchtower study (Ad-vanced Bible study).

ST. FRANCIS de SALES R. C.CHURCH

South Ocean AvenueRev. James V. Walsh, Pastor

t SUNDAYMasses at 7, 8, 9, 10, 11 a. m. (High

Mass) and 12:15 p. m.WEEKDAYS

Masses at 7 and 8 a. m.

CHURCH OF GOD IN CHRIST44 South Street

Elder Fobbs, PastorSUNDAY

10:30 a. m.—Sunday School.12 noon—Sermon.6:30 p. m.—YPWW meeting.8 p. m.—Evening service.

4 PENTECOSTAL CHURCH OF GOD, Robinson Boulevard, Eaat Patchoguel Nunzio Vitolone, pastorSUNDAY

?*• m- — Sunday school.10:30 a. m. _ Italian service.7:30 p. m. — English service.TUESDAY

7:30 p. m. — Prayer serviceTHURSD AY

kJ:S0 P- m. — Young Paople'a eerr-

CONGREGATIONAL CHURCHEast Main Street

Rev. Gerald E. Boyce, MinisterSUNDAY

9:30 a. m.—Church School11 a. m.—-Worshi p Service. ScoutSunday. Sermon: "Doing The Un-expected." Organ prelude — "Inter-mezzo" ( B i z . t ) ; Postludc — "Tann-hauser March" ( Wagner). Nurseryfor .-.mall children .<i:::<> p. in. — Pilgrim F. Ilow.-hip.

MONDAY4 p. m. — Brownie Troop 21.

TUESDAY7 p. m. — Boy Scout Troop 44.

WEDNESDAY4 p. m. -- Girl Scout Troop 1.X p. m. — ¦ Church School facultv

meeting at '.10 Rider avenue.

PATCHOGUE JEWISH CENTEROak Street and Jayne Avenue

Rabbi Seymour J. CohenSpiritual Leader

Rabbi Max StauberRitual Director

FRIDAY4:55 p. m. — Candle Kindling

Time.5 p. in. — Earl y Service.8:30 p. m. — Late Friday service.

Rabbi Seymour J. Cohen will preachon "Moses , Our Teacher." Ezra Am-sterdam will chant the service.

SATURDAY9 a. m. — Bar Mitzvah of Ezra

Amsterdam.SUNDAY

9:30 a. m. — Post Bar Mitzvah.10 a. m. — Regular session of

religious school.Tuesday, Wednesday and ThursdayRegular sessions of religious school.

CHURCH OF THE NAZARENERiver Avenue

Rev. H. R. DeShaw, PastorSUNDAY

9:30 a. m. — Sunday school andBible study.

10:30 a. m. — Morning Worship.The pastor 's subject will be: "Tend-ing the Fruit Tree."

7 p. m. — Adult prayer meeting.7:30 p. m. — Evangelistic Service.

Marvin Goldberg from Stony Brook,special speaker, and music by youngpeople from the school.

THURSDAY (Tonight )7:30 p. m. — Young People's

progressive dinner and fellowship.FRIDAY (Tomorrow)

7:30 p. m. — Sunday School rally.Mrs. Eva Gardner from Kansas City,Mo., is to be the special speaker.The Rev. K. Pearsall , District Sun-day School chairman , will be incharge.

METHODIST CHURCHSouth Ocean Avenue

Rev. Harry Sanford CroWMttMinister

SUNDAY9:45 a. m. — Church School. Adult

classes for fathers and mothers whobring their children.

11 a. m. — Public Worship, serv-ice. Adult choir under direction ofWendell Philips.

11:30 a. m. — Junior Choir.7 p. m. — Youth Fellowship.

MONDAY8:30 p. m. — Girl Scout Troop 4.7 p. m. — Boy Scout Troop 5.

TUESDAY8 p. m. — Women 's Society

(W.S.C.S.) meeting.THURSDAY

7:30 p. m.—Adult choir rehearsal.FRIDAY

8 p. m. — Mr. and Mrs. Club.

EMANUEL LUTHERAN CHURCHEast Main Street

Eev. Carl G. Gernannt, PastorSUNDAY

9:30 a. m.—Sunday School for alldepartments under the Supervisionof the Superintendents Miss HazelPrahl , Miss Marion Prahl and MisBCaroline Weideman . #

10:30 a. m. — Divine Worship.The top ic of the sermon by the pas-tor, "The Word of God." The Seniorchoir will sing " Tis So Sweet toTrust in Jesus" (Bishop) and theJunior choir will sing "The Song inMy Heart " (Meredith).

The mothers may leave their chil-dren in the nursery while they at-tend the morning service.

THURSDAY' (Tonight)8 p. m. — Junior Ladies' Aid

meeting.FRIDAY

4 p. m. — Confirmation class.H p m. _ Senior Young People.

MONDAY4 p. m. — Confirmation class.4 p. m. — Brownies.

WEDNESDAY2:30 p. m. — Senior Ladies' Aid

meeting. , „4 p. m. — Girl Scouts.

SUNDAY9 a. m.—Junior choir rehearsal.8 p. n,. _ Junior Young People.

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MARRIED RECENTLY--- —tZ*" SUEhaven , Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Wnenta of Brookhaven left for a weddingtrip to Washington , D. C. They were married January 23 in the MaryImmaculate It. C. church , Bellport , by the Rev. Matthew J. Dunne.

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