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TIIKIR HAPPINE SS is reflected in the smiles of Mr. and Mrs. VictorPolonski. who have just come from their marriage ceremony inM a r y Immacula te R.C. Church, Bellport , June 21. Their wedding(rip to Bermuda was followed by their taking up residence inHeliport. Mrs. Polonski is the former Miss Jo-Ann Viggiano ofBrookhaven. Jo-Art Photo

ZANFARDINO-VLCEK

The marriage of two studentsot Kansas State Teachers Collegein Emporia, Kan ., was tha t ofMiss Stephanie Louise Vlcek ,daughter of Colonel and Mrs.Donald H Vlcek of Atlas Drive ,Grit t iss AFB, Rome , N Y., andLouis Zanfardino , son of Mr. andMrs James Zanfardino of CedarAvenue , Pa tchogue , who ex-changed vows 7:30 p.m . Mondayat a nuptial mass in ZionEpiscopa l Church . The Rev.Alfred G. Tettey, Jr., officiated atthe ceremony. Mrs. Robert Stackwas the organist .

The fa ther of the bride gave herin marriage. She wore a gown ofsilk shantung and lace and amantilla of lace. She carried ano!d-lashioned bouquet of daisies,lily of the valley , stephanotis andmums.

Her sister , Miss Candace Vlcekot Griffiss AFB , was the bride 'smaid-of-honor. Her other at-tendant was the bridesmaid , MissAnn Haerle of the base. Thebridegroom had as his bes t man ,Anthony Travolina of Patchgue,his uncle. His cousin , CarmineGallo of Patchogue, was theusher.

The reception was held at

SCHAEFER-KADLECMr. and Mrs. Albert J. Kadlec

ot Second Avenue , Bayportannounce the wedding of theirdaughter , Miss Renee Kadlec, toRonald Schaefer , son of Mr. andMrs. Frank Schaefer of IdleHour , Oakdale. The couple ex-changed their marriage vowsJune 13 in upstate New York.

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Griffiss Officers Club in Rome.The couple will spend the Sum-mer at the home of thebridegroom's parents before theyreturn to their studies at theKansas college.

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N E W L Y M A R R I E D , Mr. and Mrs. Kdward Jerome Fit/gerald posein (his outdoor setting for their wedding picture . Ceremony tookpla te Saturday in Our Lady of Mt. Carmel R.C. Church, Patchogue.Mr. FiUgei aid and his bride, the former Miss Karine Ann Danega ofBolit 'ini.i wi l l l ive in Patchogue.

James J. Whaley . Photographer

FITZGERALD-DANEGA

On Saturday . Miss Karine AnnDanega , d a u g h t e r of Mrs.Harriet Danega of Bohemia , andthe late Anthony Danega. at 3p in in Our Lady of Mt. CarmelR C Church , Patchogue ,became the bride of EdwardJerome Fitzgerald , son of JosephL Fitzgerald oi Bohemia and thel a t e Mrs. Fi tzgerald . Theceremony was performed by theRev Joseph Benante , with 150guests present White carnationsand stephanotis decorated thealtar.

The bride 's uncle , George J.Neugebaue r gave her inmarriage. Her gown was a full-length A-hne of rose lace , withmin ia tu re pea:l and' crystal trimat neckline and hem. Her trainwas attached to the shoulders . Amatching rose lace headpiece ,also trimmed with pearls andcry stals , rested on her shoulder-length vei l . Her bouquet held acascade ol white roses ands t e p h a n o t i s . su r rounding adetachable white orchid.

A sister of the bride , MissAgnes Danega of Bohemia washer maid-ol-honor. Her cousin .Miss M a r i a n o Burt is of St.Albans , N. Y., was herbridesmaid. Charles M. Fit-zgerald was his brother 's bestman. The ushers were two otherbrothers of the bridegroom.Thomas Fitzgerald and JosephFitzgerald , Jr . , and VincentDanega . the bride 's brother.

The American Legion Hall ofBohemia was chosen forthe reception for 100 guests heldal 4 p.m. The Blue Prints fur-nished the music. The weddingtri p was a two • week stay in

Miami* Fla.The bride Is a graduate ot

Connetquot High School She is adental assistant and receptionisttor Dr. Warren M. Hulkower olHolbrook . The bridegroom , aSachem High School graudate , isa trainee mechanic for Jensen 'sService Station . Their hom e willbe in Patchogue.

WEDDED Saturday in St. Joseph the Worker R. C. Church . EastPatchogue, Mr. and Mrs. Edward Fuoco are ready to receive theirguests at Tojen 's Halfway House in Patchogue. Mr. Fuoco and hisbride, the former Miss Bonnie L. Powers, will make their home inBlue Point. Bride is a nurse 's aid in SL Charles Hospital. Bridegroomis employed by Grumman 's in Calverton.

FUOCO-POWERSIn East Patchogue at St.

Joseph the Worker R.C. Church ,nuptial vows were exchanged 12noon Saturday between MissBonnie L. Powers, daughter ofMr. and Mrs. Foster Powers ofSeitz Court , Patchogue. andEdward Fuoco, of East Pat-chogue, son of Mrs. AntionetteFuoco and the late Angelo Fuoco.Fifty guests were in attendanceto witness the ceremony at whichFather Delaney , S. J., officiatedDecorations of white gladiolibrightened the church.

The bride, who was given inmarriage by her father , wore awhite brocade coat dress with aheadpiece adorned with pearlsand white roses. She wore a white

CAMACHO - SANTANA

A bit ot old Spain lent color tothe i-ci emonv in St. Francis deSales R C Church. Patchogue,when a n u p t i a l h igh mass ,celebrated in Spanish united inmarriage Senorila Doris San-tana , daughter of Senor andSenora Gilbert Navedo Santanaof River Avenue. Patchogue , andSenor Ramon Camacho , son ofSenor and Senora RamonCamacho, Sr., of Electric Street .Patchogue, 3 p.m. Saturday. Thealtar decoration s of daisies andgladioli were flown in fromPuerto Rico. There were 215guests and the organist playedthe -Ave Maria " and severalSpanish songs.

The bride 's lather gave her inmarriage. Her gown, importedf rom Spain, was made inColumbian style , heavily veiledand t r immed al six inch intervalswuh vertical Spanish lace. HerIsabella crown ot pearls andrhinestones. was made in thestyle used by Spanish nobili ty.Even her bouquet of orchids andstephanotis was formed in theColumbian sty le of old Spain.

Senora Francesca Barbos a ofPatchogue. her aunt , was thebride 's madnna Her othei at-tendants , all senontas. were AidaSan tana , her sister , DorisRadunez and Carman Camacho ,sister o! the bridegroom , all ofPatchogue The tlovv er girl wasL i l l i a n N a v e d o San t ana , t hebride 's sister.

Senor .lose Barbosa ot Pat-chogue was the best man Theushers were Jose Rodnquet *. ofPaichogue. Jose Camacho , thebridegroom 's brother , and LuisCedoro

An outdoor reception at thehome ol the bride was held for lt>nguests , who were enter tained by-Spanish melodies , played mostlyon guitars

The bride is a l lJt>l» graduate ofPatchogue High School Thebridegroom who graduated inPuerto Rico in 19f'> ."> , is a botanist.He and his bride , alter enjoyingthree weeks m Puerto Rico , w i l lli \ e in Patchogue

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Recreation 's Drum and GlockCorps is holding a yard sale 10a m . to 4 pm. tomorrow andSaturday at the Soutii Eastcorner of Laurel Street and LeeAvenue , here, to buy new-uniforms for the corps. Thelocation is about three-quartersof a mile south of Main Street ,dow n South Ocean Avenue toLaure l and a turn to the right toLee Avenue .

James J. Whaley. Photographerorchid corsage.

Mrs. Marie Richar us of EastPatchogue , the bridegroom 'ssister , was the matron-of-honorand Wil l ia m Richards , thebridegroom 's brother-in-law , ofEast Patchogue, was his bestman.

Thirty guests attended a familydinner at Tojen 's Halfway Housein Patchogue. The wedding trip isto upstate New York, where thecouple wil! spend two weeksbefore making their home in BluePoint.

The bride a 1966 PatchogueHigh School graduate, is a nur-se's aid at St. Charles Hospital ,Port Jefferson . The bridegroomis employed by Grumman 's inCalverton

\ SP WISH \\ KDDIM ; was (he start of (heir new life for Senor andSt'iiorita Ramon Cainaclio , who were married Saturday in St.Francis tie Sales R. C. Church. Patcho pie. The ceremony and out- <door reception al the home of the bride, (he former Senorita DorisSantana of Patchogu e. held to all the traditions of old Spain. Thecoup le are spending three weeks in Puerto Rico.

•James J. Whaley. Photographer

SP1RSON-GRAYN a n c y Rogerson Gray,

daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Nor-man Harry Gray of Blue PointAvenue. Blue Point , became thebride of Jon Frederick Spirson ,son of Frederick Spirson ofSeaman Avenue , Bayport , at awedding ceremony in the gardenof her home 7 p.m. June 22. JudgeWill iam Underw ood performedthe wedding ceremony.

The bride , given in marriageby her father , wore a short whitelace dress wi th empire waist andbut ter f l y sleeves. She carried abouquet of garnet roses andbaby 's breath and wore a mat-ching floral arrangement in herhair .

Linda Gray Neuman ofMaiden , Mass., was her sister'smaid-of-Honor . Wesley C.Neuman of Maiden , Mass., wasbest man for his brother-in-law.

A reception for the immediatefamilies was held at the bride'shome immediately a f te r theceremony.

The bride is a graduate ofJames Wilson Young High Schooland is in her junior vear at

DE BETTA-YAMRUSMiss Lorraine Patricia Yam-

rus, daughter of Mrs. MarianYamrus and the late John Mitch-ell Yamrus of Swoyersville, Pa.,was married 10:30 a.m. Saturdayto Roy Edward DeBetta , son ofMr. andMrs. Michael E. DeBettaof Sylvan Avenue , Bayport. Theceremony was performed by theRev. John Samson at the St. Joh nNepomucene Church in Luzerne ,Pa., amid floral arrangements ofwhite carnations and snapdrag-ons . The wedding music was per-formed by Miss Christine Psolk ,organist , and Miss ChristineDonahue, soloist.

The bride was escorted to thealtar by her brother , John Yam-rus. She wore a princess-stylegown of white chiffon, which wasappliqued with French lace. Theformal-length train was trimmedwith seed pearls and crystal se-quins. Her veil was made of Alen-con lace • and she carried a singlestem of camellias.

The maid-of-honor was MissBonita Seidel and the bridesmaidwas Mrs. Eugene Wachala , bothof North Babylon. The flower girlwas Patricia Missal of Connecti-cut. The best man was JeffreyTruebel of Bayport and the usher

MRS. FREDERICK SPIRSON(Miss Nancy R. Gray)

Syracuse University . Thebridegroom has been in the U.S.Marine Corps for the past fouryears and is now stationed atQuantico , Va.

Mr. and Mrs. Spirson spenttheir wedding trip in Virginia andwil! make their home in Syracusein September where they willboth attend Syracuse University .

was Eugene Wachala. The ringbea rer was Carl Missal , Jr.

A reception for 125 guests, fol -lowing the ceremony, was held atthe Continental Inn in Luzerne,which was decorated with aquaand white Spring bouquets.

Mrs. DeBetta is a graduate ofWilkes College, Wilkes Barre ,Pa. She will teach the fourthgrade at the Bicycle Path School.Mr. DeBetta is a graduate ofAdelphi College, Oakdale, and isa sixth grade instructor at CoramSchool. After a wedding trip toNantucke t and Sturbridge .Mass., the couple will reside inOld Stony Brook .

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POLONSKI - VIGGIANODown a white-carpeted aisle to

an altar decked wi th bowers otwhile gladioli, in Mary Im-maculate R.C. Churc h , Bellport .Miss Jo-Ann Viggiano . daughterof Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Viggianoof Bay Road , Brookhaven, wasescorted by her father 4 p mJune 21 to her marriage withVictor Polonski , son of Mr. andMrs. Victor Polonski of SouthernBoulevard. East Patehogue.Father Munez officiated before175 guests. Mrs. Jean Cameron ofBrookhaven was the organist andMrs. Betty Lanzet ta ofBellport ,the soloist.

A traditional gow n oi beadedChantilly lace over taffeta wasthe bride 's costume. It had fi t tedbodice with a Sabrina necklineand long sleeves The bouffan tskirt ended in a cathedral train.Her veil , bouffant and three-tiered , was ot silk illusion flowingfrom a beaded lace flower. Shecarried a Colonial bouquet ofsweetheart roses , daisies , pinkcarnations and baby 's breath.

Mrs , Norleen Cerminaro ofScranton , Pa., was the matron-of-honor. The bridesmaids wereMiss Linda Cirello and MissSusan S a u l l e . both olBrookhaven . Miss Barba raGraves ol Brattleboro . Vt . andMiss Carol Stewart ol Har t lord ,N Y. The t lowcr girl , Pam Suh .was accompanied by Ral p hViggiano , I I I . and Robert Suh

The bridegroom was attendedby his bes t man. Gary sclmeiderot East Patchogue .Glenn Daviesot Syracuse . Leonard Goldberg otMassapequa , Ral ph Frickson ofIslip and Ronald Marshak olMastic Beach were the ushers .

Af the Kn igh t s ot ColumbusHall , Patchogue. the couple heldtheir reception lor 20(1 guests ,who were served a hotsmorgasbord and enter ta ined by-Benny Vitale and his bandHaving had a week's t r ip toHamil ton , Bermuda , the new l ymarried pair are at home on New-Jersey Avenue . Bellport.

The bride , who graduated inJune l rom Cas t l e ton S ta teCollege, Castleton , Vt . will bet each ing in Cen t r a l Schoo!District 4 in the Fall Thebridegroom , a June graduatetrom Clarkson College olTechnology, N. Y . is in theemploy ol Grumman 's as asystems engineer.

WALTHER - SCHWINGESt . Francis de Sales R. C.

Church , Patchogue , was thescene of a lovely wedding 3 p.m .June 30, when Miss Lois CeciliaSchwinge , daughter of Mrs.Edward Schwinge and the lateMr. Schwinge, became the birdeof Edmund S. Walther , son of Mr.and Mrs . Johannes Walther ofMedford .

Given in marriage by hereldest brother, Richard T. Sch-winge, the bride wore a floor-length gown fashioned of Englishnet with French Beauvias em-broidery in a f luid skimmersi lhouet te , w i th a jeweledneckline and goya-shapedsleeves. A matching mantia , withaccents of Beauvias embroidery,completed the outfit . She carrieda bouquet of white album liliesand stephanotis.

Her a t t endan t s were MrsEdwin Brooks , III , of Mastic , hermatron-on-honor; Mrs. RichardT. Schwinge of Patchogue . hersister-in-law, and Mrs. RichardPolizzi of Bohemia were herbridesmaids. Leah Egan , hercousin , was the flower girl.

The bridegroom was attendedby his best man , Robert Kuzmechof Patchogue. The ushers wereAllen Martin of Bellport andRober t Horn of Patchogue.

Following the ceremony, acocktail hour and dinner wereheld at Land's End , Sayville ,after which the couple were takenon a boat ride from the Land'sEnd dock to where their car wasstanding ready for their two-week wedding trip upstate.

The bride is a hairstylist at theRichard Beauty Salon inBayport. The bridegroom is inthe auto wrecking business withhis father in Medford. They willlive on Wilston Avenue, Pat-chogue.

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