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Dally Record. Morris County. Sunday. Jvn. Weddings Richtmyre-Strack Cohen-Axelrad i i 1 i i-lyf rLMI1Uun3 a iineoe iiLfr UN ft Or PMtMISfe CATERING COMfLtlt TTWV WEDDING PACKAGES jft ot.ntUM Or! etanrktra It Preserve your wedding gown Someday you'll be the mother of the Bride wm rapwDy ctoan and naaUy box your gown tor munition.

ncn-upana Dcthwry Avillatx CLEANERS TWO CONVENIENT LOCATION! PLANT BRANCH lAikwooiAvt. IMOMSprlBfflcMAva. 8mmll fivmmli 273-0170 273-1120 mm I CHESTER The wedding of Theresa Eileen Strack and Lf. Robert James Richtmyre of West Bend, took place in the Catholic Chapel of the Most Holy Trinity at the United States Military Academy, West Point, N.Y. jThe Rev.

Robert T. Drummond officiated. A reception was held at the Holidome, Suf fern, N.Y. After a honeymoon in Hawaii and San Francisco, another reception was held in West Bend. Parents of the couple are Mr.

and Mrs. Albert E. Strack of Chester and Mr. and Mrs. Gary A.

Richtmyre of West Bend. The bride attended Bloomsburg (Pa.) University and will continue her studies at Kansas State University. Lt. Richtmyre is a May graduate of the United States Military Academy. He was commissioned a second lieutenant with the U.S.

Army. The couple will live at Port Bliss, Texas, then be stationed at Fort Rieley, in January. EAST HANOVER TWP. Lorraine Judith Axelrad of East Hanover, daughter of Mr. and Mrs.

Joel Axelrad of Hallendale, was married recently to Howard Barry Cohen of Bronxville, N. son of the late Jack and Minna Cohen. Rabbi Barry Greene performed the wedding ceremony at the Richfield Regency, Verona, where a reception followed. The bride is a graduate of Kean College and received dual masters degrees with honors from William Paterson College. She also holds certification in teaching English as a second language and is a graduate of the Professional School of Business.

She is employed by the Newark Board of Education and Weichert Realtors, Livingston. The groom graduated from New York University and is president of Jare-dana Marketing Inc. and Strategy Group Inc. The couple is living in East Hanover following a wedding trip to the Orient and Australia. I George Lang Entertainment Presents A WEDDING BAND SHOWCASE Thursday, July 20, 8-12 p.m.

I I I I Call: 347-1515 For Location Our Unique Offer liiitWi'iilTli Pappalardo-Caprio Harradine-Coster BERNARDS TWP. Gloria Lynne Caprio of Guilford, Conn, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Eugene R. Caprio of Basking Ridge, and Salvatore Pappa-lardo Jr.

exchanged marriage vows at the Cross Estate, Bernardsville. The Rev. David Bumbaugh officiated at the ceremony, and a reception followed. The groom is the son of Mr. and Mrs.

Salvatore Pappalardo of East Haven, Conn. The bride received her master's degree from the University of Maryland. She is a clinical supervisor for Connecticut Community Care Inc. of New Haven, Conn. The groom is a summa cum laude graduate of Fairfield University.

He is enrolled in the Graduate School of Architecture at Miami University, Oxford, Ohio. Following a wedding trip to the Hawaiian islands, the couple is at home in Guilford. CHATHAM Cristine Lee Coster, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Edgar M.

Coster of Chatham Township, was married recently to Mark Andrew Har-radine. She wore her mother's pearl crown headpiece and veil. He is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Harradine of Spencerport, N.Y.

The ceremony took place in the Chatham United Methodist Church with the Rev. Dale H. Forsman officiating. A reception followed at the Berkeley Plaza, Berkeley Heights. The bride, a graduate of Bucknell University, Lewisburg, is a research associate for the Department of Development of the City of Lubbock, Texas.

The groom is a cum laude graduate of Bucknell University and is a master's degree candidate at Texas Technical University. Lubbock, where the couple will live. ft" s2 Kirkegaard-DelGuercio Vernimb-Hart MADISON Dottle Hart of Mah-wah and Jeff Vernlmb, also fo Mah-wah, exchanged marriage vows in Grace Church with the Rev. Robert Ilholf officiating at the ceremony. Their reception was held at the Hamilton Park Hotel in Florham Park.

She is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Harry Hart of Powder Horn Drive, Convent Station. His parents are Dr. and Mrs.

George Vernimb of Jamesburg. The bride, a graduate of the University of Maryland at College Park, is an account executive for Sweeney Partners Montvale. The groom is an account executive with the same cbmpany, He is an 'alumnus of Rider College. Mr. and Mrs.

Vernimb went to Bermuda for their wedding trip and now live in Mahwah. MENDHAM St Joseph's Church was the setting for the wedding of Laurie DelGuercio of Kansas City, Kansas, and James William Kirkegaard, also of Kansas City. She is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Ernest DelGuercio of Men-dham.

He is the son of Mrs. Miriam Kirkegaard of Topeka, Kansas, and Dr. Roger Kirkegaard, also of Topeka. After a reception at Fidlers Elbow Country Club, the couple went to Jamaica for their honeymoon. The bride is a graduate of Boston College, Chestnut Hill, Mass.

She Is director of development for the Kansas City Museum. A graduate of Washington University, Topeka, the groom is a certified public accountant with Manitowoc Co. in Kansas City. Mr. and Mrs.

Kirkegaard will Brombach-AVilhelm live in Kansas City. Borcherdt-Boettner YOU DESERVE THE HAVE YOUR WEDDING AT JBrooklake Lt. and Mrs. Robert Richtmyre 4 Mrs. Jeff Vernimb Mr.

and Mrs. Benjamin Oskam Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Cipollini Mr. and Mrs.

Howard Cohen Mrs. James Kirkegaard Mr. and Mrs. Mark Mroz j' Nl, Mr. and Mrs.

Ronald Sultan 7 i ountrvmu MOUNTAIN CAKES Elizabeth Irene Wilhelm and Kurt Edward Brombach were married recently at the Mountain Lakes home of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Russell M. Wilhelm Jr. He is the son of Dr.

and Mrs. Edward Brombach of Potsdam, N.Y., and Bradenton, Fla. The Rev. Audrey Leef of Mountain Lakes officiated at the wedding. The bride is a graduate of the State University of New York at Potsdam.

She is a marketing research consultant in New York. The groom graduated from Hamilton College and is a legal assistant with the law firm of Schulte Roth and Zabel, New York. Following a tour through England and Scotland, the couple will reside in Brooklyn, N.Y. MOUNTAIN LAKES Brenda Ann Boettner became the bride of Ronald Borcherdt, son of Mr. and Mrs.

Walter Otto Borcherdt of Mountain Lakes, in St Patrick's Church, New Orleans, La. Monsignor John Reynolds officiated at the ceremony. A reception followed at the home of the bride's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Edward Bruce Boettner of New Orleans.

The bride is the leasing and marketing director for HRI Management Properties, New Orleans. The groom, a graduate of Bucknell University and Tulane University Law School, is employed by Strauss and Associates, New Orleans. WE WILL HELP YOU PLAN YOUR SPECIAL DAY IN OUR SPECIAL WAY! AT OUR PRIVATE CLUB WE FEATURE ONE WEDDING AT A TIME SEPARATE LOUNGE FOR PRIVATE CEREMONIES BALLROOM CATERING UP TO 400 PEOPLE BRIDAL SHOWERS FALL DATES STILL AVAILABLE FOR FURTHER INFORMATION PLEASE CONTACT VS 377-2235 139 Brooklake Florham Park, N.J. i Sultan-Stout HACKETTSTOWN Ronald Louis Sultan and his bride, the former Kimberly Ann Stout, are at home in Hackettstown after their marriage and a Caribbean cruise. The ceremony took place in St Anthony of Padua Church, Easton, Pa.

Monsignor R. Forst officiated. The bride is the daughter of Mrs. SueAnn Stout of Bethlehem, and was given in marriage by her cousin, Kevin Gualano of Easton, Pa. Parents of the groom are Rita Petrozza of Budd Lake and Dr.

Ron Sultan of Bridgewater. The bride, a graduate of Wilson, Area High School, is an assistant buyer. The groom attended Rutgers University and is a microbiologist. Mroz-Pepe DENVILLE TWP. Nuptial vows were exchanged by Lisa Lorraine Pepe, daughter of Mr.

and Mrs. Vincent Pepe of Weetucket Road, and Mark Alexander Mroz in Our Lady of Victories Church, Bap-tistown. Deacon John Purdy officiated at the ceremony and a reception followed at the Sheraton Tara. Mr. and Mrs.

Thomas Mroz of Flemington are the parents of the groom. Mrs. Mroz graduated from Kutz-town (Pa.) University and is a teacher in Madison. Her husband is a magna cumma Laude graduate of the same university. He is employed by Dubnof and Koch Construction in Bound Brook.

The couple went to the Poconos for their honeymoon and live in HACKETTSTQWN At a recent ceremony in the First Presbyterian Church, Sue A. McConnell became the bride of Benjamin J. Oskam. They held their! reception at the American Legidn Hall, Wharton. She is the daughter of Eleanor H.

McConnell of Clinton Avenue, Budd Lake, and the late George D. McConnell. He is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Adrian Oskam of Indian Lane.

The couple went to St Maarten for their honeymoon and live in Budd Lake. The bride, a graduate of Dover Business College and the American Institute of Paralegal Studies, is employed by Credit Corporation, Morristown. The groom graduated from Mount Olive High Shcool and is employed by A.M.Y. Mohawk, Hackettstown. Cipollini-Cuccaro MENDHAM Rosemary Cuc-caro, daughter, of Mr.

and Mrs. Louis M. Cuccaro of Long Valley, was married to Raymond Cipollini, son of Mr. and Mrs. Peter R.

Cipollini of Jupiter; recently. The ceremony took place in St Joseph's Church with the Rev. Timothy Lawless of Rutherfod and Monsignor Kenneth Lasch officiating. A reception at Spring Brook Country Club, Morristown, followed. The bride is a graduate of Kean College and is employed by Bell Atlantic Mobile Systems, Basking Ridge.

The groom, a graduate of County College of Morris, is employed by Dun and Bradstreet, Berkeley Heights. Following a wedding trip to California, the couple is at home in Hackettstown. mr.z,z, Ji. i i 1' i ii i. I.

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