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LO\ EL\ > *RIDE is |lu. former Miss Jud i th Todd Patterson , who«as marr ied Sa tu rday to Wil l iam Carries Weeks in Christ Episco-pal Church , Heliport . The Rc\ . Alan .Merrill officiated, assistedby t h e Rev . Edmund T. P. "Mullen of St. Peter 's Episcopal Church ,Hay Shore. —Bradfor d Bachrach Photo

WEEKS—PATTERSON

^Miss Judi th Todd Patterson of

X CAV York City, daughter of Mr.and Mrs. Horace Justin Pattersonof Brookhaven. was married Sat-urday in Christ Ep iscopal Church ,Bellport. to Wil l iam Carnes Weeks ,son of Mr. and Mrs. RobertDoughty Weeks of Brookhaven .formerly of Bab ylon. The Rev.Alan Merr i l l off ic ia ted, assisted bvthe Rev. Edmund T. P. Mul len ofSt. Peters Episcopal Church . BayShore. Af t e r the ceremony, a re-cept ion was held at the home ofthe bride 's parents.

Escorted by her fa ther , the bride\vore an i\ ory wedding dress ofimported silk damask with a por-trait neckline , a ful l skirt w ithsoft impressed pleats , three-quar-ter length sleeves and a chapelt r a i n . She wore a long rose pointlace veil and carried a cascade bou-quet of gardenias and stenhanotis.

Mrs. John Carlin Allen. Jr.. wasmatron-of-honor for her sister , andMiss Gail Zabriskie was maid-of-honor. The other attendants wereMrs. George French Bow ie Owens .J i . . sister of the bridegroom, Mrs.Robert Doughty Weeks . Jr.. Mrs.Charles Gulden Ramsay and Mrs.Blake Xorris Bat t in .

The a t tendants wore silk chiffo ndresses of Venetian blue withsheath underskir ts and flowingside panels. They carried old-fashioned bouquets of ice blue mel-lein , yellow sweetheart roses andcarnations and they wore head-

^bands of the same flow ers.Mr. Weeks ' brother , R o b e r t

Doughty Weeks , Jr., was bestman and the ushers were GeorgeF. B. Owens . Jr., John C. Allen.Jr.. Raymond M. I lulcher , Hugh A.Merr i l l and Cameron Carey.

Mrs. Weeks is the granddaugh-ter of the late Mr. and Mrs. Har-lar.d Bryant Tibbetts of Brookl ynand Bellport , and the late Mr. andMrs. Stephen Josep h Patterson ofBrooklyn.

MY. Weeks is the grand.son ofthe late Mr. and Mrs. Edwin Car-nes Weeks of Bab ylon and NewYork Citv and the late Mr. andMrs. Wi'l l iam Klehr of ForestHills.

Mrs. Weeks was graduated fromBennett College in li ' .VJ.

Mr. Weeks is an a lumnus of TheTaft School , Watr r town . Conn.,and will enter his senior year aiYale Universi ty .

G OETZ—CITARELLI

Miss Theresa Citarelli , daugh-ter of Mrs. Frank Markey of 12Park Avenue , Shirley, and Mich-ael Citarel l i of West Islip, be-came the bride of RaymondCi-arles Goetz . son of Mr. and Mrs .Charles Goetz of M Walnut Street ,Lake Ronkonkoma , at A p. in. Au-gust li) in St. Mary 's EpiscopalChurch , Lake Ronkonkoma. TheRev. Edward Wisbauer officiatedat the double ring ceremony.

Given in marriage by her father ,the bride wore a white ballerina-length nylon organdy gown overtaffeta and an illusion shoulder-length veil attached to a crown ofny lon loaves and seed pearls. Shecarried a spray of white carna-tions.

The matron-of-honor was Mrs.Dolores Linderfelser of Tslip, asister of the bride. She wasdressed in a ballerina-length bluesilk organza gown over taffetawith a blue flowered headp iece ,and carried a spray of blue car-nations.

Miss Carol Goetz of Lake Ron-konkoma , a sister of the bride-groom , was bridesmaid. Her gownof pink silk organza was madethe same as that of the matron-of-honor. She wore a matchingflowered headpiece and carried aspray of pink car-nations .

Thomas Goetz of Lake Ronkon-koma served as best man for hisbrother. The usher was Carl Cita-

M A R R I E I ) in Cleveland , Ohio , were Mr. and Mrs. Adam J. Lesko-i\ i tz , Jr., w hose wedding took place Jul y 15 in St. Patrick's R. C.Church , Cleveland , at a nupt ia l mass. The Rev. Anthony J. Doddofficiated. Mrs. Leskowitz is the former Miss Ruth Ann Kinsella ,daughter of Mr. and Mrs. James Kinsella of Cleveland. Mr. Les-kowit z is the son of Mr . and Mrs. Adam J. Leskowitz of Brook-haven. Both the bride and bridegroom are graduates of CooperSchool of Art in Cleveland. Mr. Leskowitz is employed by LakeAr t i s t s .

relli of West Islip, a brother ofthe bride.

Immediatel y following the cere-mony a recep tion for 100 guestswas held in th e church hall.

The coup le are residing at GALafayet te Avenue , Lake Ronkon-koma.

The bride graduated from Wil-liam Floyd High School in Shir-ley and is emp loyed by EstalManufactur ing Corporation onMontauk Highway, Shirley.

Her husband graduated fromPort Jetl 'erson Hi gh School andis emp loyed by Good Humor Com-pany in Lindenhurst .

TI M PON E—A SS A \TEMiss Laura Assante , daughter

of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Assanteof Lewi s Kossuth Avenue . Ron-konkoma . became the bride ofDonald Tim pone , son of DominickTimpone of Terry Road , Ronkon-koma , and the late Mrs. Timpone ,in St. Joseph's R. C. Church atat 3 p. m. Saturday. The Rev.Charles Nosser officiated at thedouble ring ceremony before thealtar decorated with bouquets ofwhite flowers. Mrs. Lillian Biglerplayed the traditional bridal mu-sic.

1 he bride , who was given inmarriage by her father , wore afloor-length gown of Italian peau-de soie with a chapel train. Theskirt was bell shaped and had ap-pli ques of leaves made of Frenchlace. The bodice was fitted andhad the same app li ques. The neck-line was square and the long sle-eves came to points at the wrist.Her headpiece was a tiara of thesame lace which held her finger-tip French illusion veil . She car-ried a cascade bouquet of whiteorchids and stephanotis.

Miss Lillian A. Assante , a twinsister of the bride , was maid-of-honor. She wore a mint greengown silkette made with a bell-shaped short skirt. The bodice wasfitted and had short draped capsleeves. She wore a band of braid-ed mint green silkette with a shortveil and a rose in the back madeof veiling. She carried a cascadebouquet of large yellow Englishdaisies with wheat spears dyedtoast color.

Miss Carol Caputo of Patch-ogue , Miss Grace Cannistra ofRonkonkoma and Miss BarbaraZarzola of Brookl yn were thebridesmaids. They wore gowns ofburnt orange silkette fashionedlike the maid-of-honors. They al-so wore matching headpieces likethe maid-of-honors and carriedbouquets of the same flowers.

Charles Timpone of New YorkCity, a brother of the bridegroom ,was best man. Michael Assante ofRonkonkoma. a brother of thebride , and Anthony Timpone ofNew York City, another brotherof the bridegroom and Joseph An-ci of Jamaica were the ushers.

Following the wedding ceremonya reception for 200 guests washeld at Foffey 's Vanit y Fair in

Brooklyn.When the bride and bridegroom

return from their wedding trip toMt. Airy in the Pocono Mountains ,they will reside in Bayside.

Mrs. Timpone is a graduate ofBay Ridge High School and wasemployed by Viewlex , Inc., in Hol-brook. Mr. T i m p o n e attendedschool in New York City and isemp loyed by Van Ress Book Bind-ing Company in New York City.

ROCHE—LLOYD

Miss Marsha Jane Lloyd , daugh-ter ofS/JHr. and Mrs. John Lloydof Se8ftHan Avenue, Bayport , andGerard D. Roche , son of Mr. andMrs. Gerard D. Roche , Sr., of Le-vittown , Pa., were married at 10:30a. nr. Saturday in St. LawrenceR. C. Church in Sayville. Thedouble ring ceremony was per-formed by the Rev. Raymond Nu-gent before an altar decoratedwith white flowers. The weddingmusic was by church organist.

Given in marriage by her fatherthe bride wore a floor-length whiteeighteenth century silhouette gownwith a chapel train. The bodicewas of imported embroidered laceover silk peau de soie and thefull skirt was of silk organza oversilk peau de soie. She wore anorange blossom crown with a fin-gertip French illusion veil and car-ried a bouquet of white glamelliasand stephanotis.

Miss Kathleen Roche , sister ofthe bridegroom , of Levittown, Pa.was maid-of-honor. She wore acocktail-length violet crystalettesheath with bell shaped overskirt ,and her headpiece was a violetcrystalette bow. She carried abouquet of purple flowers in dif-ferent shades.

The bridesmaids w e r e Mrs.George Olsen of Sayville and MissMargaret West of Bayport and thejunior bridesmaid was Miss H. De-borah Lloyd, sister of the bride.Their gowns were similar to thatof the maid-of-honor but in alighter shade of violet. They worematching bows in their hair andcarried lighter shaded bouquets offlowers.

Leo J. McCrone of Morrisville ,Pa., was best man. The usherswere John V. George and GeorgeFriedrick of Levittown , Pa., andthe junior usher was Joseph Jen-nings of Lancaster, Pa.

A dinner and reception for 90relatives and friends was held atLand's End in Sayville, after theceremony.

Mr. and Mrs. Roche are on awedding trip to Bermuda by planeand upon their return they willreside in Trenton , N. J.

Mrs. Roche is a graduate ofBayport High School and RiderCollege , Trenton , N. J. where shereceived her B.S. in June 1961.She is employed as an auditor forthe State of New Jersey.

Her husband is a graduate ofDelhaas High School, Levittown,Pa., and of Rider College, Tren-ton , N. J. He is employed by the

WED in a double r ing ceremony were Mr . and Mrs. FrederickJohnson , whose marr iag e took p lace recently in Grace LutheranChurch , Mastic Beach. The Rev. A r t h u r W. Geidel officiated . Thebride is th " former Miss Dolores Jankc of Mastic.

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CIRILLO—NEWDELL

Miss Judith Ellen Newdell .daughter of Mr. and Mrs. GeorgeNewdell of Fairview Avenue , Bay-port , and Richard E. Cirillo , sonof Mr. and Mrs. Fred Cirillo ofEdwards Lane , Blue Point , weremarried Sunday afternoon in OurLady of Snow R. C. Church . BluePoint . The double ring ceremonywas performed by the Rev. Fran-cis Nuss amidst bouquets of whitegladioli and white chrysanthe-mums. The wedding music was byMrs. R. E. Romaine of Bayport .who also accompanied the soloist ,Mrs. Sven Hasselriis of Sayville.

The bride , Avho was escorted tothe altar by her father , wore afloor-length gown of white silkorganza with app lique of re-em-broidered alencon lace on the bouf-fant skirt and scattered lace ap-pli ques on the chapel train. Thefitted bodice had short sleeves anda semi-scoop neckline out-linedwith appliqued lace. Her f ingert ipillusion veil fell from a seed pearlcrown and she carried a bouquetof white chry santhemums.

The maid-of-honor was MissNancy Ashton of Fairview Avenue ,Bayport , who wore a baller ina-length gown of white silk organzawith a fitted bodice , scoop neck-line , short sleeves and a bouf fantskirt with tiers of ruffles in theback. Her headpiece was a crownof bronze chrysanthemums andshe carried a bouquet of bronzechrysanthemums.

Miss Rachel Newdell of Bayport.a sister of the bride and Miss Ca-brini Cirillo of Blue Point, a sis-ter of the bridegroom , were brides-maids. They wore white silk or-ganza gowns identical to the maid-of-honors. They wore crowns ofyellow chrysan themums and car-ried yellow chrysan themum bou-quets. The junior br idesmaid wasSusan Avino of Blue Point , a cou-sin of the bridegroom. She wasdressed the same but she carrieda basket of yellow and bronzechrysanthemums.

Amy Louise Bariowe of Massa-pequa , a cousin of the bride , wasflower girl. She wore a shortwhite dress and carried a basketof yellow and bronze chrysanthe-mums, and yellow flowers in herhair.

The best man was Ronald Priz-zi of Blue Point , a cousin of thebridegroom , and the ushers wereAnthony Costanza of Bayport andLawrence Amplo and Robert Guz-zardo of Brooklyn. The ring bear-er was James Avino, of Blue Point.

A reception was held at PineGrove Inn , Patchogue, for 120 rel-atives and friends.

Mrs. Cirillo is a graduate ofBayport High School and graduateof Flower-Fifth Avenue, School ofNursing. She is employed as anurse by the Suffolk County Wel-fare.

Her husband is a graduate ofSeton Hall High School and St.Johns University and he is em-ployed by the Suffolk CountyWelfare.

Mr. and Mrs. Cirillo are on awedding trip to Cape Cod and ontheir return will reside in Flush-ing.

This wedding was preceded bya civil ceremony which took placeMay 6 in Southhampton beforeJudge Elmer J. Butcher, justiceof the peace.

RAYNOR—GARAFOLA

Miss Marianne Angela Garafoladaughter of Mrs. Santo Garafolaof 131 Waverly Avenue , Pat-chogue , and the late Mr. Garafola ,became the bride of Peter Harri-son Raynor , son of Mr. and Mrs.James W. Raynor of 939 DivisionStreet , Bayport, at 4 p. m. Sun-day in Our Lady of Mt. Carme 'R. C. Church , ' Patchogue. Thedouble ring ceremony was per-formed by the Rev. Saverio Mat-tel. Bouquets of white chrysanthe-mums , pompons and shasta pom-pons were on the main altar andside altars, and floral bouquets onthe pews. Tire wedding music wasp layed by Mrs. Anna Privitera ofPatchogue who also sang, "AveMaria. "

The bride , who was given inmarriage by her brother - , FrankGarafola of Patchogue , wore afloor-length gown of AA'hite puresilk organza with a fit ted bodiceand having a Sabrina neckl ine andlong sleeves t r immed with Chan-t i l ly lace. The bouffant skirtflowed into a chapel train , caughtat the back Avith roses of silk or-ganza . She wore a scalloped f in-gertip veil of silk illusion held bya crystal crown and carried a bou-quet of white orchids and stephan-otis trimmed with ivy.

The matron-of-honor Avas Mrs.Michaliua Garafola of Pat chogue ,who ivoro a street-length goAv n ofpastel blue silk organza Avith shortsleeA-es , fitted bodice and a scoopneckline trimmed with Avhite lace.The bouffant skirt , which drapedtoward the sides , Avas trimmedwith little boAvs. She wore a crownof blue silk trimmed Avith rhine-stones and a short veil. She car-ried a basket of pink chrysanthe-mums , pompons and shasta pom-pons.

Miss Kristine Raynor , sister ofthe bridegroom , of Bayport , MissJudi th Garafola , a cousin of thebride and Miss Shirley Arcuri ,both from Patchogue. Ave re brides-maids. They wore gowns identicalto the mat ron-of-honor 's but in adeeper shade of blue. They carriedbaskets of yellow chrysanthemums,pompons and shasta pompons andAvore deep blue crowns trimmedAvith rhinestones. The floAver girlwas Denise Garafola of Patch-ogue , a niece of the bride. SheAvore a floor-length goAvn of pastelblue Avith cap sleeves and a longthin bow flowing from the neck-line. She Avore a croAATi and carrieda basket of yelloAV floAvers.

The ring bearer AAras RaymondGarafola of Patchogue , a nepheAvof the bride.

Mr. Raynor 's best man AA-as hisbrother , James W. Raynor , TIT , ofThompsonville , Conn., and the ush-ers Avere Robert Petersen of Bell-port. a cousin of the bridegroom.Bernard Wilson and Thomas Pe-tersen , another cousin of :he bride-groom , both of Patchogue.

FolloAving the ceremony, a re-ception Avas held at the SuffolkCounty Republican Clubhouse inBlue Point , for 135 relatives andfriends , Avith a dinner at 5.30 p. m.De Jon Quartet Dance Band fur-nished the music for dancing.

Mrs. Raynor is a graduate ofPatchogue High School and is em-ployed by the Social Security Ad-ministration as a claims stenog-rapher in Patchogue.

Her husband is a graduate ofBayport High School and theState University Agricultural andTechnical Institute at Farming-dale. He is noAV emp loyed by theFarmingdale office of the Deutsch

MARRIED in Our Lady of Mt. Carmel R. C. Church . Patchogue.Sunday afternoon Avere Mr. and Mrs. Peter Harrison Raynor. TheRev. Saverio Mattei performed the ceremony. The bride is theformer Miss Marianne Angela Garafola of Patchogue .

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Mr. and Mrs. Raynor are on aAAreek's wedding trip to TupperLake and on their return willmake their home on Waverl y Ave-nue , Patchogue.

BAUER—KINLOCH

The First Baptist Church , Pat-chogue, Avas the scene of a Sum-mer Avedding at 4 p. m. Satur daywhen Miss Jane M. Kinloch ,daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Wil l iamKinloch of Vanderbilt Boulevard ,Oakdale , became the bride of A.Richard Bauer , son of Mrs. Isa-belle Bauer of Wantagh and Ar-thur Bauer of Baldwin.

The double ring ceremony Avasper-formed by the Rev. John E.Southard , assisted by the Rev.Coulson Shepherd. Miss EmmaKaller of Patchogue , church organ-ist , played the ivedding marche<and accompanied the soloist. Gre-gory Shei'Avin of Blue Point. Thechurch Avas decorated Avitli basketsof Avhite gladioli and chrysanthe-mums Avith sprays of white flow-ers and greens and Avhite satinboAVs on the reserved pews.

Given in marriage by her fa-ther , the bride Avore a chapel-length gown of Avhite Swiss laceover satin Avith a Victorian neck-line decorated with seed pearls.The goivn had a fitted bodice Aviththree-quarter-length sleeves and abouffant skirt. She Avore a pearlcroAvn made Avith an orange blos-som design coming dourn over theforehead , wi th a fingertip bouf-fant veil of French silk. She car-ried a cascade bouquet of whitecarnations and stephanotis Avith awhite orchid in the center.

Miss Patricia Kinloch of Oak-dale , a sister of the bride , Avasmaid-of-honor. She wore a maizegoAvn of silk organza over taffetawith a fitted lace bodice , havinga round neckline coming to a Vin the back and short sleeves. Thefloor-length bouffant skirt had apanel of tiers inserted in the back.She Avore a maize tiara of pearlswith a short matching veil andcarried a cascade bouquet of yel-low carnations.

Miss Virginia Hartman of Bo-hemia , Mi>s Ci.ro! Tinrmes ofUniondale and Mi^s Betty Schulerof Ronkonkoma Avere the brides-maids. Their celeste gowns Averemade like the maid-of-honors.

They Avore ma tch in g t i a r a s ofpearls wi th ,- h o i t m a i c h m g veilsand carried c a s c a d e bouquet sof celeste carnat ion- - dyed to matchthe gown.

Miss Carol Ann Pr esler , daugh-ter of Mr. and Mis. Donald Pres-ler of Centra l I s l i p , n i i -m of thebride , was flower g i r l . She worea f loor- length peacock blue s i lkorganza gown over t a f f e t a witha matching pearl crown. She car-ried a basket of whi te ro .,e pe-tals.

James Bauer of W a n t a gh . abrother of the br ide groom , wasbest man. Josep h Eiden ¦ > [ ' Un-iondale , Casmin Cza-kow ' < ¦ !¦ . Jr.,of Wantagh . and Dwi ia ld Fa lken-burg of Ocean.-ide , were t h e t u b -ers.

Af te r the wedding cer emony ar oast beef d inne r wa s - c rved for70 gue.sU at Br onco Char l i e 'sRe st au ran t in Oakdale .

The br ide gro om * .- fa the r. A r t h u rBauer , of Bn 'dui n , pk ' .vcd d i n n e rmusic on the or gan t h r o u g h o u tthe evening .

Mrs. Bauer is a g radua te ofSayville High School and is em-ployed as secretary to the fresh-man dean of men at St. LawrenceUniversity.

Her husband is a graduate ofWantagh High School and ;s nowa senior at Clark.-on T e c h n i -cal School at P o tMlam.

A fter a Aveddi ne t i i p to Canada ,the coup le wil l live in i l anawaFalls.

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