Press and Sun-Bulletin from Binghamton, New York • 15

Aug. 29, 1981 The Saturday Press, Binghamton, N.Y. 748 Weddings Smiths feted at surprise luncheon of Mr. and Mrs. William A.

Smith of 25 Walnut Binghamton, was celebrated August 22 with a surprise luncheon at the John Handte American Legion Post 89, Vestal. It was given by their children, Dr. and Mrs. John D. Davies of Newburgh and Mr.

and Mrs. George W. Strong of Binghamton. Married August 21, 1931, in Marchand, the couple have five The fiftieth wedding anniversary Party fetes the Mr. and Mrs.

Norman E. Johnson of 1 Circle Drive, Binghamton celebrated their 50th wedding anniversary Aug. 8 with an open house at their home. The party was given by their family; Mr. and Mrs.

Douglas Johnson, DePew- Flaccavento Mr. and Mrs. R. Kenneth DePew of Pine Street, Windsor announce the engagement of their daughter, Shari Denise, to David Gaudio Flaccavento. The future bridegroom is the son of Mr.

and Mrs. Gauden Flaccavento of 76 Pine Binghamton. Miss DePew graduated from WindShari DePew sor Central High School. She is employed by Val-UDiscount, Endicott. Flaccavento graduated from He served in the U.S.

Navy and is Binghamton Central High School. employed by Val-U-Discount, Endicott. An April 17 wedding is planned. Mr. and Mrs.

William A. Smith grandchildren and two great -grandchildren, The couple retired from the Binghamton School System. Johnsons Mr. and Mrs. Ted Zinski, and Mrs.

James Johnson, Kathy Johnson and Debbie Johnson. Married Aug. 8, 1931 in Main Street Baptist Church, Binghamton the Johnsons have four grandchildren. BinikLachman The engagement of Hilary, Sue Binik to Dr. Leigh J.

Lachman is announced by the bride -elect's mother, Mrs. Harriette L. Binik of Livingston. The future bridegroom is the son of Mr. and Mrs.

Edwin Lachman of Binghamton. Miss Binik, also Hilary Binik the daughter of the late Albert A. Binik, graduated from Ithaca College. She is an advertising account executive with Science Digest, Hearst Magazines, N.Y.C. Dr.

Lachman, a graduate of the University of Buffalo, is chief resident in ENT-Head and Neck Surgery at New York University Hospital. An October 11 wedding is planned. HrehorMajor After a wedding trip to the Bahamas and Florida, Mr. and Mrs. Dennis Michael Hrehor are living in Binghamton.

They were married July 25 in St. Mary's Russian Orthodox Church, Binghamton, with the Rev. Myron D. Manzuk officiating during the 1:30 p.m. ceremony.

The bride, the former Jean Marie Major, is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Stephen A. Major of 10 Greenridge Johnson City. Mr.

and Mrs. John G. Hrehor Sr. of 3564 Binghamton, are the Mr. and Mrs.

Hrehor Riverview parents of the bridegroom. Jean Major JoAnna Bock was maid of honor. Bridesmaids were Cathy Mann, niece of the bride; Mary Ellen the Evangelist Church hall, BingHrehor, sister of the bridegroom; hamton. Rose Dooley, Nancy Zeiter and The bride, a graduate of Johnson Christine Mann, niece of the bride. City High School, attended Broome Dianne Mann, niece of the bride, Community College.

She is emwas junior bridesmaid. ployed by Singer-Link Division, Chet Knebel served as best man Kirkwood. with Bob Hrehor, nephew of the The bridegroom graduated from bridegroom; Tony Dattoria, Ed BCC Susquehanna and the State Valley High School, of Soyke, Jeff Stanley, Richard Patter- University son, nephew of the bride, and Jay New York at Binghamton. He is emHrehor, nephew of the bridegroom, dicott. ployed by Chenango Industries, Enushering.

Maurer-'Brien Colleen Marie O'Brien and Dr. Periwinkle Pub, Rochester. Paul Kurt Maurer were married The bride graduated from MaineJuly 31 in the University of Roches- Endwell High School and Broome ter Interfaith Chapel by the Rev. Community College. She is a pharDaniel Tormey.

maceutical sales representative for The bride is the daughter of Mr. Purdue Frederick Pharmaceutical and Mrs. John F. O'Brien of 3311 Co. Hall Endwell.

The bridegroom The bridegroom graduated from is the son of Mrs. Emil Maurer of East Ridge High School, Rochester Rochester. His father is deceased. and the University of Rochester. He Debra Strait and Frank Verget is a surgeon at the University of Rowere honor attendants.

chester Medical Center. After the 8:30 p.m. ceremony are- The couple is living in Rochester ception was given at Runds after a wedding trip to Jamaica. Lawton- BrockEnglish Parry Audrey English and Neil Lawton Marion G. Parry of Ely Park were married June 13 in Union Cen- Houses, Binghamton and Rodney E.

ter Christian Church, Endicott. Brock of Claremont, N.H. were The bride is the daughter of of Mr. married July 25 in the Mt. Ida Bapand Mrs.

John English Hallstead, tist Church, Troy. Pa. The bridegroom is the son of Marleah Lawton of 116 Arlington The couple will live in BinghamDrive, Vestal. ton. Collett-Roff Mr.

and Mrs. James Collett Jr. of Watervliet announce the engagement of their daughter, Barbara Anne, to James Curtis Roff. The future bridegroom is the son of Mr. and Mrs.

Willard C. Roff of Albany, formerly of Binghamton. Miss Collett graduated from Waterlviet High School Barbara Collett and Junior College of Albany. She attends Russell Sage College and is a licensed practical nurse at the Cerebral Palsy Children's Residence, Loudonville. Roff graduated from Binghamon Central High School and Hudson Valley Community College.

He attended Broome Community College and is employed 1 by Glenn Porter Jewelers, Mohawk Mall. An Oct. 10 wedding is planned. RaychelMagda Married August 1 in St. Stanislaus Kostka Church were Jeanmarie Christine Magda and Richard L.

Raychel. The Rev. John Mikalajunas officiated during the 2 p.m. ceremony. The bride is the daughter of Mr.

and Mrs. Joseph Magda of 31 Virginia Johnson City. The bridegroom is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Raychel of 300 Wilson Hill Road, Binghamton.

Anne Kaschak was maid of honor. Bridesmaids were Karen and Renee Raychel, sisters of the bridegroom; Judy Magda, sister of the bride and Sharon Gwin. Len Raychel Jr. was best man for his brother with Alan Zemek, Chris Wood, Steven Schmidt and Tom Naylor ushering. Kristi and Bobby Severence, cousins of the bridegroom, completed the wedding party as flower girl and ringbearer.

A reception was given at the Polish Community Center, Binghamton. ORTESE RESTAURANT Italian- American Cuisine Reservations 723-6477 117 ROBINSON ST. BINGHAMTON OPEN DAILY AT 4 PM SAT. SUN. AT 11:30 AM B.K.

HILKINS WEDDING BANDS DIAMONDS ATTENDANT GIFTS "Endicott's Newest Quality Jewelry Store" 46 Washington Endicott, 785-0121 (Next to Burt's) AVAILABLE NOW! '82 WILTON CAKE DECORATING YEARBOOK Wilton erformance PANS PREMIUM BAKEWARE Round, sheet, square, loaf, petal or hexagon six super shapes bake the best cakes! All heavy gauge aluminum, Wilton Performance come in a big selection of sizes for all your baking needs. Special labels give you batter amounts, baking tips, even a decorator icing recipe. So for birthdays, holidays, any day, bake your cakes into great shape with Wilton Performance SELECTED GROUP OF PANS SAVINGS HOUSE of TREASURES 10 WASHINGTON ENDICOTT OPEN MON. THURS. 10 to 8:30 PM SAT.

10-5; CLOSED ToddHickey Wells Mr. and Mrs. Gary McKewin of Richford announce the engagement of their daughter, Theresa Jean, to James H. Wells. The future bridegroom is the son of Mr.

and Mrs. Harold Wells of 92 Lewis Road, Binghamton. Miss McKewin graduated from Whitney Point High Theresa McKewin School. She is employed by Stow Manufacturing Binghamton. Wells graduated from Seton Catholic Central High School, Binghamton.

He is employed by Stow Manufacturing Co. Mr. and Mrs. Raychel Jeanmarie Magda The couple graduated from Johnson City High School and Broome Community College. The bride is employed by Doron Precision Systems, Binghamton.

The bridegroom, also a graduate of State University at Binghamton, is employed by General Electric, Westover. After a wedding trip to Orlando, the Raychels are living in Johnson City. Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints, Vestal, was the setting Aug. 8 for the marriage of Deborah Grace Hickey and Kenneth Elbert Todd. The bride is the daughter of Robert F.

Hickey of 904 Monroe Endicott. The bridegroom is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Lester Todd of Cleveland Avenue, Endicott. Kathleen Hickey was maid of honor for her sister.

Lori Smith and Suzanne Todd, sisters of the bridegroom, and Roberta Nicholas were bridesmaids. John Bowen was best man. Dennis Hickey, brother of the bride; Richard Smith, brother-in-law of the bridegroom, and Jamie Todd, brother of the bridegroom, ushered. David Todd, brother of the bridegroom, was ringbearer. A reception was given at Banquet Masters, Endicott.

The bride graduated from Seton Catholic High School, Endicott, and attended Broome Community Col- CoppolaLoop After a wedding trip to Italy Mr. and Mrs. Peter Coppola are living in Endicott. They were married July 25 in St. Patrick's Roman Catholic Church, Owego.

The bride, the former Judith Lynne Loop, is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. James Loop of Owego. The bridegroom is the son of Mr. and Mrs.

Angelo Coppola of 219 Odell Endicott. Cindy Loop was maid of honor for her sister. Mary Braman, sister of bride, Amy, O'Rouke, cousin of the bride, and Linda Ellis were bridesmaids. Wendy Loop, sister of the bride, was junior bridesmaid. Frank Coppola served as best man for his brother.

Ushering were Patrick and William Loop, brothers of the bride, Daniel Braman, -in-law of the bride, Mark Huslander, cousin of the bride, and William Lindsay. Amy Fisk and Danny Longo, cousins of the bridegroom, completed the wedding party as flower girl and ringbearer. lege. She is employed by GJ's Hobbies Crafts Vestal. -BOI The bridegroom graduated from Union-Endicott High School.

He served in the U.S. Navy and is employed by Ely Park Apartments, Binghamton. After a wedding trip to the Thou sand Islands, the couple are living in Binghamton. 1d Mr. and Mrs.

Coppola Mr. and Mrs. Todd Debbie Hickey Judith Loop After the 2 p.m. ceremony a ception was given at the Royal House of Banquets, Endwell. The bride, a graduate of Owego Free Academy, attended Broome Community College.

99 end The bridegroom, a graduate! of Union-Endicott High School, attended BCC and Long Island University. He is employed by Grand Union, Vestal. BH 90t ste Bros- uM 1o Final Day Of OUR SEMI-ANNUAL RED TAG SALE ON FURNITURE BY: Drexel-Heritage, Weiman, Gilliam, Sligh, Dixie, Kimball, Lane, Kroehler, Leister, Sprague, Carlton, Stiffel, Karastan, La-Z-Boy Recliners, Sealy bedding and many others! EVERYTHING IN OUR STORE REDUCED Heritage HURRY! LAST DAY OF TO OUR RED TAG SALE! Ellis Bros COLONY Bros. 159-161 Washington St. master charge EARLY AMERICAN FURNITURE CENTER Downtown Binghamton OF BINGHAMTON 722-6401 162-164 WATER STREET Since 1900 Mon.

Thurs. 9-9; Daily 9-5 DOWNTOWN BINGHAMTON 10J.