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Mr and Mrs. Josep Tuminelli
of East Patchogue announce the
engagement of their daughter ,
Frances , to Paul Birmingham ,
Jr., son of Mr. and Mrs. Paul
Birmingham of East Patchogue.
Miss Tuminelli is a 1970
graduate of Bell port High School
and is presently employed at
Miller 's Mint , Patchogue.
Mr. Birmingham also attended
Bellpor t High School , and is
employed at Gutte 's, Patchogue.
The coup le plan to be wed on
November 27, Thanksgiving Day.
They will be residing in Miami
Beach , Fla., shortly after.
A WARM MOMENT FOR Mr. and Mrs. Anthony Guggino , Jr.
following their wedding on October 25 at St. John the Evangelist
Church in Center Moriches. The bride is the former Miss Carol Caime
of Shirley.
Photo by Jon Rossi Studios
UNDER AN ARCH reminicent of the Shakespearean era , stand Mr.
and Mrs. William Barrett. The bride is the former Miss Carol Ann
Shelorke of Moriches.
Photo by Paul Carroll of Carroll Studio of Holtsville
GUGGINO - CAIME
In a double-ring ceremony
performed by Rev. Paul Dahm,
daughter of
Miss Carol Caime ,
Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Caime of
Carleton Drive , Shirley , became
Plaza Mexicans
In Mexico , shopping, a sideline on most vacations, becomes
THE main activity, Mexico is a fair
— a display of a multitude of
colorful, handmade artifacts.
One of the most beautiful and
traditional is the loom-woven serape. Serapes are used as blankets,
rugs, wall-hangings, table covers.
Sometimes, a slit is left in the center, making the serape into a poncho.
No two serapes are identical,
even if mad e by the same man.
The whole process, from shearing
the sheep, through carding, spinning, dyeing and weavin g, involves
expertise and artistry. The variety
of serapes is almost unbelievable .
The wool mav be as coarse as a
horse blanket, as soft a"H Hu nt as
cashmere,
as thick and finel y
combed as an elegant rug. It may
be pure white or a rainbow of
van-colored stripes. The design
may be floral, abstract, or pictorl.dly detailed .
the bride of Anthony Guggino,
Jr., son of Mr. and Mrs. Anthony
Guggino of Biscayne Drive ,
Selden , at 3 p.m. on October 25 at
St. John the Evangelist
R. C.
Church , Center Moriches.
On the arm of her father , the
bride was escorted to the altar.
She was clad in a gown of white
chiffon and polyester , with a high
collar trimmed with lace and
pearls , long chiffon sleeves ,
empire waistline and a small
train. The Juliette cap was of
matching chiffon and pearls
holding the two-tier , finger-tip
veil.
The matron-of-honor was Mrs.
Vincent Lancella and the best
man was Vincent La ncella.
The couple was greeted at a
reception held in their honor at
the Brookhaven Manor , Shirley .
Following the reception , the
newly-weds departed for a oneweek honeymoon to Bermuda .
After their return home , they will
be residing in Mastic.
The bride is a graduate of
Longwood High School and the
groom is a graduate of Newfield
High School.
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were Miss Tracey Pearson of
Islip, Miss Laura Lyons of
Shoreham , Mrs. LeeAnn Piatt of
Mastic , and sisters of the groom ,
Miss Audrey Barrett and Miss
Mary Seymour; both of Mastic.
The flower girl was Elizabeth
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gowns of green and yellow with
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David Barrett of Mastic ,
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Open: Mon. to Wed. & Sat. 10 to 6
Thurs. & Fri. 10 to 7:30
Sunday 1 to 5
On the afternoon of Sunday,
September 14, Miss Carol Ann
Mr. and Mrs. Chester Mason of Shelorke, daughter of Mr. and
Mastic Road , Mastic , announce Mrs . James Shelorke of James
the
engagement of their Hawkins
Road ,
Moriches ,
daughter , Claudia Jean , to became the bride of William
Theodore Phillips , son of Mr. and Barrett , son of Mr. and Mrs.
Mrs. John
Phillips of Meadow- Harold Seymour of Wood Avenue ,
mere Avenue, Mastic.
Mastic , in a double-ring
Miss Mason is presently em- ceremony performed by Fa ther
ployed with her parents.
Powers of St. John the Evangelist
Mr. Phillips is employed by the R.C. Church of Center Moriches .
Town of Brookhaven .
Escorted to the alter by her
An April 10, 1976 wedding is father , the bride wore a gown of
planned.
satin organza with Venise lace
and app liques . The skirt was full
and had long sleeves and a yolk
Guest sp eaker
neckline. The full chapel train
was of Nott ingham lace. A
at rose s ociet y
headpiece held her long illusion
The Suffolk Rose Society will veil with Venise trim and her
meet Monday, Nov. 24, at 8 p.m., bridal bouquet was of white and
at the Sanctuary , of the Three yellow baby roses complemented
Village Garden Club , on Bates with baby 's breath and satin
Road , off Main Street , Setauket. white streamers.
Guest speaker will be Robert H
Miss Cath y Crowley of PatBrewster , Suffolk Cooperative chogue attended the bride as her
Extension agent. He will discuss maid-of-honor The bridesmaids
the "Botany of the Rose " All are
welcome. Free .
Claudia Jean Mason
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with sense of humor and come up
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