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Doroski-Cushman Wedding Engagement...
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THURSDAY, OCTOBER 7, 1976 LONG ISLAND TRAVELER - WATCHMAN PAGE NINE Doroski-Cushman Wedding MR. AND MRS. GREGORY DOROSKI St. Isidore’s R.C. Church. River- head, was the scene of the 4 p.m. wedding of Sharon Tracy Cushman to Gregory Paul Doroski August 15. Reverend Julian P. Wenda, per- formed the ceremony. The bride's Victorian gown of Italian silk fabric, had a wedding ring collar, bishop sleeves, empire’ waist, with a full A-line skirt and an attached train. The gown was ac- cented with cluny lace and seed pearls. Her headpiece, camelot style, connected the two tier veil and the detachable long mantilla, edged in lace. On her bible, the bride carried a bouquet of white orchids, stephanot- is and baby’s-breath. Her attendants carried white wicker baskets filled with rainbow colored daisy mums and baby’s breath. The bride’s cousin, Pamela Lyndes, Barre, Vermont, was her maid of honor. Other attendents included Karen Cushman, Lisa Faist, Debbie Champouillan, Donna Hildreth, Mary Doroski and flower girl Melinda Young. The groom’s brother, John Doro- ski, Middletown, Connecticut, was best man. Ushers included Michael Doroski, Steve Styss, John Cushman II, Neil Elliot, Howard Alexander and David Cushman, ring bearer. The bride is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. John Cushman of River- head. A graduate of Suffolk Com- munity College with an Associate Degree in Secretarial Science, she is presently employed by Mallinckrodt Chemical Works in Carlstadt, New Jersey. The groom, son of Mr. and Mrs. J. Walter Doroski of Aquebogue, is a graduate of Farleigh Dickinson Uni- versity, with a B.S. in Biology; He is presently attending the Farleigh Dickinson University School of Dent- istry. Immediately following the cere- mony, a reception was held at the Riverhead Polish Independent Club in Riverhead. After a wedding trip to Wood- stock. Vermont, the couple moved into their home in Garfield, New Jersey. HADASSAH NEWS The Eastern Long Island Chapter of Hadassah will hold an Autumn Rummage Sale, October 11 to 22 from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. at 136 East Main Street, Riverhead. There will be clothing, household items, bric-a- brac and books for sale. For informa- tion call, Mrs. Selig Steiner, 727- 0914 or Mrs. Moe Goldstein, 727- 3926. PAUL'S CLEANERS • Complete Laundry Service • Furs, Leather • Tailoring • Storage DRY CLEANING Odor and Smoke Damage a Specialty Riverhead Plaza Rt.58 727-9632 Toys for all ages Infant To Adult! Watch for Our GRAND OPENING October 16 Eiieen & Jim Roache iTie-Tcw-lbiiSi Love Lane - Mattituck 298-5005 416 MAIN STREET GEENPORT, N.Y. 11944 (516) 477-1188 ^ ^ u n t R hody s; iBasket T r e e ,^ BASKETS. PLANTERS METAL SCULPTURES. FURNITURE NOVELTIES & MORE SPECIAL ORDERING HOW TO CRUISE TO BERMUDA in style, was the occasion September 27 when Cliff Saunder’s Jamesport Travel Agency threw an exciting cocktail party at Brasby’s. The restaurant was converted into one large movie theatre for the viewing of Bermuda Cruises on the Doric and Oceanic. The functionaries above, left to right, are Cliff Saunders, owner, and Jeanne McCrae, manager of the agency, Leo Garofaio of the Home Lines, Mrs. Cliff (Joan) Saunders and Greg Hughes, of Delta Air Lines. Luncheon Honors Rose Giuffreda Senator James Buckley and other distinguished dignitaries will join over 500 guests this Saturday at a luncheon in honor of Mrs. Rose Giuffreda of Centereach. Photo by M. M. Dorman ROSE GIUFFREDA The luncheon, hosted by the Brookhaven Town Women’s Repub- lican Club will be held at Colonie Hill in Hauppauge, according to Mrs. VACATIONERS — Mr. and Mrs. Alexander Adams of Little Peconic Bay Road, Cutchogue, are pictured near giant cacti during a recent vacation in Del Webb’s nationally famous resort-retire- ment community. Sun City, Arizona. Virginia Albert, organization. President of the "Mrs. Giuffreda, the wife of our State Senator has given many hours of her time to the people of Suffolk County, said Mrs. Albert, and this luncheon tribute is our way of showing our appreciation for her many years of service.” Luncheon reservations can be made through Mrs. Joan Hudson, Chairman of the luncheon, 698-9559. Schlecht (Continued from Page 8) pliu'c and •then ‘'wherever else we fee! like uoiniL;". Last year they went to Las Vegas where she did a series of sketches she now holds up and laughs over. “ I was sitting there drawing and all these men gathered around me to see what was going on. I think they were afraid I was a private detective taking notes about them or some- thing” . The trips provide her with some Church Supplies Furniture • Choir Robes • Religious Literature Gospel Records and 8 —Track Tapes Fine religious jewelry and gifts Maryanne McElroy’s 39-41 Peconic Ave., Riverhead 369-2255 • 369-2258 Mon.-Thurs. 10-6, Fri. 10-9, Sat. 9-5 new input, but after 18 years of familiarity with the north fork she says she's still fascinated with the area and there's enough subject matter here to keep her painting indefinitely. After an hour and a half, she continued to walk around the gallery, picking up a picture here and there and saying ”oh yes. and look at this one” as if she hadn’t done it herself . but just happened to find it sitting there. You begin to understand how she has gone this far with painting. Mrs. Schlecht has a clear sense of direction in everything she does, but after 15 years, is as lighthearted about it all as she is serious and is siill totally capable of surprising herself, as well as the people who come in to look at her paintings. PROMOTED Paul P. Andrews, Jr.. whose parents live at Pulaski Street, South- ampton, recently was promoted to Army Captain at Ft. Bragg, N.C., where he is serving with the 18th Combat Intelligence Group. A 1968 graduate of Southampton High School, Captain Andrews received an A.A.S. degree in 1%8 from State University of New York at Farming- dale. r North Fork^tater\damCliiise toBerfr\uda- Octoberl6-23! HOSTED by Bob DeStefano, Gardiner's Bay Country Club golf pro, PLANNED to enjoy October's golden days at sea with Holland-America's famous service PLUS Mattituck Travel's door-to-door transfer round trip . . . beautiful BERMUDA is yours with no travel worries or cares! SAIL a lovely cruise ship from New York, your hotel for four days on Front Street, Bermuda. VISIT great Golf Courses with tips from Bob, Shelter Island's best pro, ENJOY island shopping, swimming and re- laxing to extend your Long Island summer one more week the Bermuda way. Double cabins available from $440 per person, all-inclusive, plus $14.06 port taxes per person, of course. A happy note: tipping is not permitted aboard Holland-America Line ships! CALL or VISIT Mattituck Travel Service to book your cabin on our End-of-Summer glorious cruise/holiday. We're open every day but Sunday. Mattituck'TrQvel §erdice, Irjc. / / r - f ^ ) O Q pr-1 pr-f Main Road, Mattituck. New York ’ 1952 \O x O / Hours: Monday to Friday 10am to 5 pm, Saturday 10am to 3pm Engagement Announced SUSAN FORBES Mr. and Mrs. Jerome Forbes of Riverhead are happy to announce the engagement of their daughter, Su- san Marie, to Charles Edwards, son of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Edwards of Calverton. Miss Forbes, a 1975 graduate of Riverhead High School, is presently employed by the Suffolk County Treasurer’s Office in Riverhead. Mr. Edwards, a 1974 graduate of Riverhead High School, is employed by Jay A. Hulse of Wading River. An April 30, 1977 wedding is planned. Lively Pre-Hallowe’en Party Put on your best bib and tucker and your wickedest smile for the Witches’ Brew Cocktail Party hosted by the Southold-Peconic branch of the E.L.I. Hospital Auxiliary. This lively pre-Halloween happen - ing takes place at Mitchell’s in Greenport Sunday, October 17. From 5 to 7 p.m. there will be an open bar, with free drinks and free hors d’oeuvres, and there will be enter- tainment, with music and songs by Frank Rizzo. ‘‘Bob Mitchell has graciously offered his restaurant rooms and all facilities free of charge and Auxiliary members are supplying all the edibles and drinkables,” says party chairwoman Mrs. James Conte, ‘‘So the entire proceeds of the party will be given to the Auxiliary fund.” Donation is S7.50 per person, a peachy anti-inflation price consider - ing there’s nothing but freebie food and drink at the party! It’s a chance to visit with friends, give an early toast to the wicked witch of Octo- ber’s end, and simultaneously make a significant contribution to the worthwhile hospital cause. The guest list is limited, says Lee Conte, so tickets must be secured in advance by phoning her at 765-9268 or co-chairwoman Mrs. Marion Boll- man at 765-5310 or branch chair - woman Adele Rich at 765-2206. PATIENT AID CENTER Medicare and Medicaid Accepted Most complete Ostomy Dept. Hollister, United, Coloplast, Marsan Cricks Sales &Rentals • E & J Wheel Chairs • Walkers & Commodes • Certified Male-Female Fitters • Camp Anatomical Supports • Exercise Equipment • Hospital Beds • OXYGEN SERVICE AVAILABLE 727-6550 FREEDEUVERY „„„..Fri.9.5 Sat. 9-1 • Mastectomy Dept. • Orthopedic Shoes • Jobst-Elastic Hosiery • IPPB Inhalation Therapy Equip. • Dakon Whirlpool Baths • Bathroom Safety Equip. 316 E. MAIN STREET. RIVERHEAD S tirung S quare Main Street in Historic Greenport, just north of Banks "A Good Place to Shop" ' V. • • > :y .\ omethin^ Moore BOUTIQUE1 New Fall Fashions & Accessories Knits • Denims • Danskins Hots • Leather Bags •Sleepwear Huit 8 and John Kloss Lingerie ^ V New Hours: ^ Fri. Sat. Sun. Moi\. 11-G 11-6 12-5 11-6 UNDER NEW MANAGEMENT! Joe and Doreen Werner Invite you to see their fine selection of Peugeot and Gitane bikes ^Us” d sales • SERVICE • RENTALS BIKE PORT Mon.-Fri. 10-5 pm Sot. 9:30-6 477-2432
Transcript of Doroski-Cushman Wedding Engagement...
THURSDAY, OCTOBER 7, 1976 LONG ISLAND TRAVELER - WATCHMAN PAGE NINE
D oro sk i-C u sh m a n W eddin g
MR. AND MRS. GREGORY DOROSKI
St. Isidore’s R.C. Church. River- head, was the scene of the 4 p.m. wedding of Sharon Tracy Cushman to Gregory Paul Doroski August 15. Reverend Julian P. Wenda, performed the ceremony.
The bride's Victorian gown of Italian silk fabric, had a wedding ring collar, bishop sleeves, em pire’ waist, with a full A-line skirt and an attached train. The gown was accented with cluny lace and seed pearls. Her headpiece, camelot style, connected the two tier veil and the detachable long mantilla, edged in lace.
On her bible, the bride carried a bouquet of white orchids, stephanot- is and baby’s-breath. Her attendants carried white wicker baskets filled with rainbow colored daisy mums and baby’s breath.
The bride’s cousin, Pamela Lyndes, Barre, Vermont, was her maid of honor. Other attendents included Karen Cushman, Lisa Faist, Debbie Champouillan, Donna Hildreth, Mary Doroski and flower girl Melinda Young.
The groom’s brother, John Doroski, Middletown, Connecticut, was best man. Ushers included Michael Doroski, Steve Styss, John Cushman II, Neil Elliot, Howard Alexander and David Cushman, ring bearer.
The bride is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. John Cushman of River- head. A graduate of Suffolk Community College with an Associate Degree in Secretarial Science, she is presently employed by Mallinckrodt Chemical Works in Carlstadt, New Jersey.
The groom, son of Mr. and Mrs. J. Walter Doroski of Aquebogue, is a graduate of Farleigh Dickinson University, with a B.S. in Biology; He is presently attending the Farleigh Dickinson University School of Dentistry.
Immediately following the ceremony, a reception was held at the Riverhead Polish Independent Club in Riverhead.
After a wedding trip to Wood- stock. Vermont, the couple moved into their home in Garfield, New Jersey.
HADASSAH NEWSThe Eastern Long Island Chapter
of Hadassah will hold an Autumn Rummage Sale, October 11 to 22 from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. at 136 East Main Street, Riverhead. There will
be clothing, household items, bric-a- brac and books for sale. For information call, Mrs. Selig Steiner, 727- 0914 or Mrs. Moe Goldstein, 727- 3926.
PAUL'S CLEANERS• Com plete
Laundry Service• Furs, L ea ther• Tailoring• Storage
DRY CLEANING
O dor and Smoke D am age a Specialty
Riverhead Plaza Rt.58 727 -9632
Toys for all ages
Infant To Adult!Watch for Our
GRAND OPENINGOctober 16
Eiieen & Jim Roache
iTie-Tcw-lbiiSiLove Lane - Mattituck 298-5005
416 MAIN STREET GEENPORT, N.Y. 11944
(516) 477-1188
^ ^ u n t R h o d y s ;
i B a s k e t T r e e ,^
BASKETS. PLANTERS METAL SCULPTURES.FURNITURE NOVELTIES & MORE
SPECIAL ORDERING
HOW TO CRUISE TO BERMUDA in style, was the occasion September 27 when Cliff Saunder’s Jam esport Travel Agency threw an exciting cocktail party at Brasby’s. The restaurant was converted into one large movie theatre for the viewing of Bermuda Cruises on the Doric and Oceanic. The functionaries above, left to right, are Cliff Saunders, owner, and Jeanne McCrae, manager of the agency, Leo Garofaio of the Home Lines, Mrs. Cliff (Joan) Saunders and GregHughes, of Delta Air Lines.
Luncheon Honors Rose Giuffreda
Senator Jam es Buckley and other distinguished dignitaries will join over 500 guests this Saturday at a luncheon in honor of Mrs. Rose Giuffreda of Centereach.
Photo by M. M. Dorm an
ROSE GIUFFREDA
The luncheon, hosted by the Brookhaven Town W omen’s Republican Club will be held at Colonie Hill in Hauppauge, according to Mrs.
VACATIONERS — Mr. and Mrs. Alexander Adams of Little
Peconic Bay Road, Cutchogue, are pictured near giant cacti during a recent vacation in Del W ebb’s nationally famous resort-retire- ment community. Sun City, Arizona.
Virginia Albert, organization.
President of the
"M rs. Giuffreda, the wife of our State Senator has given many hours of her time to the people of Suffolk County, said Mrs. Albert, and this luncheon tribute is our way of showing our appreciation for her many years of service.”
Luncheon reservations can be made through Mrs. Joan Hudson, Chairman of the luncheon, 698-9559.
Schlecht(Continued from Page 8)
pliu'c and •then ‘'wherever else we fee! like uoiniL;".
Last year they went to Las Vegas where she did a series of sketches she now holds up and laughs over. “ I was sitting there drawing and all these men gathered around me to see what was going on. I think they were afraid I was a private detective taking notes about them or something” .
The trips provide her with some
Church SuppliesFurniture • Choir Robes • Religious Literature
G ospel R ecords and 8 —Track Tapes
Fine religious jewelry and gifts
M aryanne M cElroy’s
39-41 Peconic Ave., Riverhead 369-2255 • 369-2258 Mon.-Thurs. 10-6, Fri. 10-9, Sat. 9-5
new input, but after 18 years of familiarity with the north fork she says she 's still fascinated with the area and there 's enough subject matter here to keep her painting indefinitely.
After an hour and a half, she continued to walk around the gallery, picking up a picture here and there and saying ” oh yes. and look at this one” as if she hadn’t done it herself
. but just happened to find it sitting there.
You begin to understand how she has gone this far with painting.
Mrs. Schlecht has a clear sense of direction in everything she does, but after 15 years, is as lighthearted about it all as she is serious and is siill totally capable of surprising herself, as well as the people who come in to look at her paintings.
P R O M O T E D
Paul P. Andrews, Jr .. whose parents live at Pulaski Street, Southampton, recently was promoted to Army Captain at Ft. Bragg, N.C., where he is serving with the 18th Combat Intelligence Group. A 1968 graduate of Southampton High School, Captain Andrews received an A.A.S. degree in 1%8 from State University of New York at Farming- dale.
r North Fork^tater\damCliiise toBerfr\uda- Octoberl6-23!HOSTED b y Bob DeStefano, Gardiner's Bay C ountry Club go lf pro,
PLAN N ED to enjoy October's golden days a t sea with Holland-America's
fam ous service PLUS M a t t i tu c k Travel's door-to-door transfer round
trip . . . beautiful BERM UDA is yours with no travel worries or cares!
SA IL a lovely cruise ship from New York, your ho te l for four days on
Front Street, Bermuda. V IS IT great G olf Courses with tips from Bob,
Shelter Island's best pro, E N JO Y island shopping, sw im ming and re
laxing to ex tend your Long Island sum m er one m ore week the Bermuda way.
D ouble cabins available from $4 4 0 per person, all-inclusive, plus
$14 .06 port taxes per person, o f course. A happy note: tipping is n o t perm itted aboard Holland-America Line ships! CALL or V ISIT
M attituck Travel Service to book your cabin on our End-of-Summer
glorious cruise/holiday. We're open every day b u t Sunday.
Mattituck'TrQvel §erdice, Irjc./ / r - f ^ ) O Q p r - 1 p r - f Main Road, M attituck. N ew York ’ 1952
\ O x O / Hours: M onday to Friday 10am to 5 pm , Saturday 10am to 3 p m
E n g a g em en t A n n o u n c e d
SUSAN FORBESMr. and Mrs. Jerome Forbes of
Riverhead are happy to announce the engagement of their daughter, Susan Marie, to Charles Edwards, son of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Edwards of Calverton.
Miss Forbes, a 1975 graduate of Riverhead High School, is presently
employed by the Suffolk County Treasurer’s Office in Riverhead.
Mr. Edwards, a 1974 graduate of Riverhead High School, is employed by Jay A. Hulse of Wading River.
An April 30, 1977 wedding is planned.
Lively Pre-Hallowe’en PartyPut on your best bib and tucker
and your wickedest smile for the Witches’ Brew Cocktail Party hosted by the Southold-Peconic branch of the E.L.I. Hospital Auxiliary.
This lively pre-Halloween happening takes place at Mitchell’s in Greenport Sunday, October 17. From 5 to 7 p.m. there will be an open bar, with free drinks and free hors d ’oeuvres, and there will be entertainment, with music and songs by Frank Rizzo.
‘‘Bob Mitchell has graciously offered his restaurant rooms and all facilities free of charge and Auxiliary members are supplying all the edibles and drinkables,” says party
chairwoman Mrs. Jam es Conte, ‘‘So the entire proceeds of the party will be given to the Auxiliary fund.”
Donation is S7.50 per person, a peachy anti-inflation price considering there’s nothing but freebie food and drink at the party! It’s a chance to visit with friends, give an early toast to the wicked witch of October’s end, and simultaneously make a significant contribution to the worthwhile hospital cause.
The guest list is limited, says Lee Conte, so tickets must be secured in advance by phoning her at 765-9268 or co-chairwoman Mrs. Marion Boll- man at 765-5310 or branch chairwoman Adele Rich at 765-2206.
PATIENT AID CENTERMedicare and Medicaid Accepted
Most complete Ostomy Dept. Hollister, United, Coloplast,
Marsan Cricks
Sales & Rentals• E & J Wheel Chairs• Walkers & Commodes• Certified Male-Female Fitters• Camp Anatomical Supports• Exercise Equipment• Hospital Beds• OXYGEN SERVICE AVAILABLE
727-6550FREEDEUVERY „„„ ..F r i .9 .5
Sat. 9-1
• Mastectomy Dept.• Orthopedic Shoes• Jobst-Elastic Hosiery• IPPB Inhalation Therapy Equip.• Dakon Whirlpool Baths• Bathroom Safety Equip.
316 E. MAIN STREET.
RIVERHEAD
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Hots • L eather Bags •S leepw ear
H uit 8 and John Kloss Lingerie ^
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UNDER NEW M A N A G E M E N T !
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