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BRIDGEPORT SUNDAY POST, July 24, 1977 COHENS Edited by Sandra M. Lopez MRS. GREGORY GERICS Gregory J. Genes, Teacher, Weds Kathryn M. Jerothe Kathryn Marie Jerothe daughter of Mr.

and Mrs. Rudolph A. Jerothe, of Wayne N.J. became the bride of Gregory John Gerics, son of Mr and Mrs. Joseph Gerics, 33 Twitch- grass road, Trumbull, yesterday at 3:30 o'clock in St.

Mary church, Pompton Lakes, N.J. The Rev. Joseph Bionino officiated. Patricia Day was maid of honor and Karen Donat, Lisa Koehler, Connie McComb and Mary Ann and Joanne Gerics, sisters the bridegroom, were bridesmaids. Jackie Grillo, cousin of the bridegroom, was flower girl and Richard Jerothe, brother of the bride, served as ring bearer.

John Celiini was best man, while Robert and David Gerics, brothers of the bridegroom, Douglas and Russell Jerothe, bothers of the bride and Stephen Fusci ushered. After a reception in the Regency House, Pompton Plains, the couple left for Florida They will live in Stratford. The bride was graduated from Depaul high School, Wayne and Fair- fteld university. She is an associate financial analyst with Philips Medical Systems, Shcl- ton. The bridegroom, a teacher in Central Catholic high school.

Nonvalk, was graduated from T-airfield Preparatory school and Fairfield u. Mrs. H. E. Heinbach Parents of Daughter (A daughter, Sarah Elizabeth, born to Mr.

and Mrs. Harvey E. Heinbach of Longmeadow road, Wilton, on July 10 in Stamford hospital. The infant has a brother, Michael, three. The grandparents are Mr.

and Mrs. Herbert Boraz of St. Louis, and Mrs. Reta Heinbach of Cleveland, Ohio. The great-grandmother is Mrs.

Hessie Shenberg of St. Louis. Betsy Cain, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Cain of Rosc- ville road, Westport, has returned home from Ohio where she attends the University of Ohio.

Crown i MRS. STEPHEN ANTAL Mary E. Sandshaw, Teacher, Is Bride Of Stephen Antal The wedding of Mary Ellen, Sandshaw, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Edward N.

Sandshatv, 930 High street, Fairfield, to Stephen Antal, son of Mr. and Mrs. Stephen Anlal, of Duryea, was solemnized yesterday at noon in Holy Family church The Rev. John Sanders officiated at the ceremony. Joan Tessier was matron of honor for her sister and the other attendants included Judith Sandshaw, another sister Karen Antal, the bridegroom's sister, Kathleen Falvey, Mrs.

Jean Malash and Mrs. Priscllla Chevrette. Alan G. Malash was best man and ushers were Sandshaw and Edward Sand- shaw, brothers of Ihc bride, Richard Reese, the bridegroom's cousin, Stephan Balkunas and Raymond Savner. Following the ceremony, a reception took place in the Oak room of Fairfield university.

After a trip to the couDle will reside in this city. The bride, a special education teacher in Norwalk. was graduated from Cathedral high school and Southern Connecticut State college. She received her master's degree from Fairfieid university. Mr.

Antal was graduated from Northeast high school in Duryea, Luzeme Community college and Western Connecticut State college. He is an electronic technician with FAST in Stratford. Mrs. Andrew Chacko Married 50 Years Mr. and Mrs.

Andrew Chacko of Success Park celebrated their 50th wedding anniversary recently at a family dinner at the Yankee Silversmith restaurant, WalHngford. The couple was married on June 29, 1927. The Fairfield Beach club. Beach road, Fairfield, held a square dance recently at the club. Mr.

and Mrs. Duane Minard of Quentin road, Westport, have returned from a cruise on their boat lo'Nanlucket and Martha's Vineyard, Mass. SIMMONS ALUMNI INSTALL Mrs, Muriel Simon Fairfield, left, was installed as president and Mrs. Betty Squires of Trumbull, right, was seated as recording secretary the Simmons college Alumni club during a dinner meeting in the Three Door restaurant. With them is Eleanor Gon- Jralez of Fairfield who served as hostess for the event.

Mrs. Ann Stokes of Stepney, vice president and Mrs. Dorothy pansome of this city, treasurer, were not present when the picture was taken. (Sunday Post photo--Henry Roman) Lisa M. Malchodi And Mark Gilmore To Wed in Fall- Mrs.

Joseph Malchodi o( East. Chester, N.Y. announces the engagement of her daughter. Lisa Mary, to Mark Thomas Gilmore. son or Mr.

and Mrs. B. Preslon Gilmore of Sport Hill road, Easton and New Preslon. A Sept. 24 wedding is planned.

Miss Matchodi, daughter also of the late Malchodi, was graduated from Merrimack college, North Andover, with a BA in psychology and elementary education. She is a teacher in St. Casimlrs school, Yonkers, N.Y. Mr. Gilmore, a graduate of Notre Dame nigh school, received a BEE.

degree -from Merrimack college. He Is vice president in charge of engineering at radio stations, WWYZ- FM-WATR, Waterbury and WNAB in Bridgeport. Frances Buglione, Michael P. Mayko, Reporters, to Wed Mr. and Mrs.

Angelo Buglione, 250 Orland street, announce the engagement of their daughter, Frances Ann, to Michael Paul Mayko, son of Mr. and Mrs. Michael Mayko, 84 Clarkson Ansotiia. A Sept. 17 wedding is planned.

Both Miss Buglione and Mr. Mayko are employed by the Post Publishing company. A Bridgeport Post 'reporter, the future bride was graduated from Cathedral high school and received a BA degree in English from Sacred Heart university. She also attended Hie University of Bridgeport. A reporter with the Bridgeport Mr.

Mayko was graduated from Ansonia high school and. magna cum laude with a BS degree in journalism from the University of Bridgeport. He also attended Norwich university, Northfield. Summer Art Show Is Set Aug. 18-21 By Westport Club Three professional area artists have been named jurors for "Westport Summer Art Show '77" lo take place in the Woman's club, 44 Imperial avenue, Westport, Aug.

18-21. This is the sixth annual exhibit and sale sponsored by the NYestport Woman's club and the public is invited to visit the Sallery from 11 a.m. to 5 p.m. The artists include: Victor Olson of Fanton Meadows, West Redding. His portrait of Igor Sikorsky has acquired by the Smithsonian Institute for its National Air and Space Museum.

Mr. Olson has exhibited locally in the Easter Seal Reha- bilitalion art show where he received the 1975 Best in Show award. Geoige Bernard Sutherland, who was born in Stamford, was the lirst recipient of the Stamford Arts for Youth Scholarship award. His works have- been displayed in Lever House, New York, the Hanover bank, Springfield museum, Stamford museum, Greenwich museum, Weslport Nature center and Playhouse gallery. Jane Comley of Weston, painter and sculptress, has exhibited in the Museum of Art.

Science and Industry, Westport Nature center ani the Connecticut Academy of Fine Arts. Mrs. Comley has had shows at Rive Gauche gallery and Artzt gallery, New York and her work is represented at the Sheldon Memorial Art gallery in Nebraska, the United Cerebral Palsy center, the Weston "Public Library and in many private collections. Candlelight Garden Club To Convene Tuesday The Candlelight Terrace Carden club will meet on Tuesday at 7:30 p.m. in the clubhouse.

This month's arrangement will be "As You Like It." Judging will be by popular ballot. Mrs. Margaret Suden, a club member, will demonstrate how to dry summer flowers. There will be no meeting in August Miss Jill Gulash, J- P. Archambault, Married Yesterday Our Lady of'the Assumption church, Fairfield, was the setting yesterday afternoon at 3 o'clock for the wedding of Jill.

Elizabeth Gulash, daughter of Dr, and Mrs. John R. Gulash, 50 Sport Hill parkway, Easton, to Jean Paul Archambault, son of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Archambault of Birdsboro, Penna.

The Rev. Thomas Renahan and the Rev. Eugene Brlsseltc officiated at the ceremony. Bonnie. Coape-Arriold was her sister's matron of honor and the bridesmaids Included Nancy Gulash and Margaret Gulasb, sisters of Ihe bride, Diana Ar- chambaulr, sister of Ihe bridegroom and Laura O'Brien.

John R. was best man and the ushers included Kevin Gulash, Peter Gulash, brothers of the bride and -Brian Coape- Arnold. A reception took place in the home of the bride. The couple will live in Stamford. The bride was graduated from Lauralton Hall, Mount St.

Mary college and Fairfield university, she is a teacher in Hie Tnimbull school system. Mr. Archambault was graduated from Exeter Senior high school and received a BS degree in chemical engineering from: Lehigh university. He is doing graduate work at the Polytechnic Institute of New York and is senior process engineer with Foster Wheeler Energy company. MAHY ANN BALDWIN Katina Van Arnam Bride on Saturday Of Daniel A.

Ellis Katina Ann Van Arnam, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Frederic D. Van Arnam of Vcrna Hill road, Fairlield, was married yesterday to Daniel A. Ellis, seaman apprentice, USN, son ot Mr.

and Mrs. Joseph Ellis of Duka avenue, Fairfield. The ceremony took place at noon in Trinity Episcopal Sybil Burgwin of Ann Arbor, attended Ihe bride. Donald Ellis served as his brother's best man and David Ellis and Frederic Van Amam, the bride's brother, ushered. A reception followed at the home of the bride's parents.

The couple will live in Jacksonville Fla. Mrs. Ellis is a graduate of 1he Riverview school, East Sandwich, Mass. Mr. Ellis, an alumnus of Roger Ludlowe high school, Fairfield, has just completed his MS school at the naval center in San Dieco Calif.

Mrs. Kathleen i formerly of Oxford road. Southport, lias moved to Virginia. Mrs. -Bar'jara Phillips of North avenue, entertained re.

cently at cocktails, at the home of her mother, Mrs. John Williamson of Barlow road. Fairfield. Mr. and Mrs.

Robert Meyer of England, are visiting their son and daughter in law and family, Mr. and Mrs. Robert Meyer of Owenoke park. Westport. Mary Ann Baldwin Engaged to Marry Wayne D.

Stokes Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Baldwin 6f Calhoun avenue, Trumbull, announce the engagement of thsir daughter. Mary Ann, to Wayne D. Stokes, son of Mr.

and Mrs. Donald Stokes ot West Nyack, N.Y., A Nov. 27 wedding is planned. Miss Baldwin Is a graduate of Sacred Heart university where she received an associates of science degree, she is a secretary with Xerox, Stamford. A salesman with William von Esson and Sons, Carmel, N.Y., Mr.

Stokes holds a BS degree In business management from Sacred Heart university. Mrs. M.E. NIEDERMEYER" Medical Students Niedermeyer, Jane Tyler, Many Jane Leslie Tyler, daughter ol Mr. and Mrs Richard Francis Tyler of Galloping Hill road, Falrfield, was.

married to Michael Edward Niedermeyer, son of Dr. and Mrs. George Joseph Nicderrheyer of Websfr Groves, yesterday at 4 p.m. in Dahlgren chapel of Georgetown university, Washington. D.C.

The Rev. James Donald Freeze, SJ, vice president for Academic Affairs at the university. officiated. The couple arc holh fourth year medical students at Georgetown University School of Medicine. Rebecca Alice Abgoll was maid of honor and Patricia Aileen Mahoney and Pauline Mis- try were bridesmaids.

Christopher Martin Tyler brother nt the bride, was altar Iray. Patrick Joseph 'Niedermeyer' was best man for his brasher, while Richard John Tyler, brother of the bride and Peter James Brennan ushered. After a reception in the Evans Farms Inn, McLean, the couple left for the Virgin Islands. They will live in Arlington, The bride is an alumna of Notre Dame high school and Georgetown university College of Arts and Sciences. She is Ihe granddaughter of the late Mr.

and Mrs. John Joseph Crotty of Silver Spring, Md. and the late Dr. and Mrs. John Edward Tyler of Worcester, Mass.

Mr. Niedermeyer is an alumnus of St. Louis university high school and Georgetown university College of Arts and Sciences. His grandparents are Mr. and Mrs.

Bernard Eugene' Niedcrraejer of Portland, and the late Mr. and Mrs. Frank Grtirki of Selby, S.D. Troth Announced Of Lynn E. Tobis, Teacher of Deaf Mr.

and Mrs. Rudolph J. Tobis, 50 Elliott rdad, Trumbull announce Ihe engagement of their daughter, Lynn Elizabeth to Pasquale Criscuolo, son of Mr. and Mrs. Criscuolo of East Haven.

A Nov. 5 wedding is planned. Miss Tobis, a graduate of Trumbull high school, received her masters of science degree in Deaf Education from Southern Connecticut State "college. She Is a teacher of the deaf for the Waterford school system. Her fiance, an alumnus of Eli Whitney Regional Vocational Technical school, owns and operates Coe Avenue Deli market in East Haven.

Daniel Minahan, Law Student, Weds Martha A. Laycock Martha Anne L'aycock came Ihc bride of Daniel F. Minahan, son of Mr. and Mrs. Minahan, 15 Mill Hill lane, Southport, on Friday evening in the Dahlgren chapel of Georgetown university, Washington, D.

C. The 6 o'clock ceremony was performed by the Rev Hilary Sullivan of Hope House, Boston. The bride is the daughter ot Mr. and Harold F. Laycock of Wood River, 111.

Mary Lee Hartman was mala of honor and Mrs. Terry S. Laycock a attended the bride. John Minahan served as best man for his brother and ushers were Randy Talano, Steve Ro- malne, Doug Laycock, the bride's brother and Kevin O'Neill, cousin of the bridegroom. A reception took place in Key Bridge Marriott, Arlington, and the couple tor Bermuda.

They will reside in Avon. The bride, a graduate of the School of Foreign Service at Georgetown university, Is staff assistant, African Wildlife Leadership Foundation. Mr. Mina- nan, an alumnus of (he College of Arts and Sciences at Georgetown university, is a law. student at the University of Connecticut.

D. S. MacKenzie And Gammy Watts Set Summer Bridal Announcement is made of the engagement of Cammy Watts to Douglas S. -MacKenzIe, son of Mr. and Mrs.

Harry MacKenzie of Ground Pine' Wilton, by her a Mrs. Robert H. Watts of Chestnut Hill, Mass. A late summer wedding is planned Both Miss Watts and Mr MacKenzie were graduated trom Colorado college, Colorado Springs, where 'they majored In environmental studies. They were members o( the crew of the Retina Meris, the only tall ship of American Registry to go the whole distance in the Bicentennial Race from the Canary Islands to Bermuda and Newport and up the Hudson River on July 4 1975 The future bride, a biologist with Environmental Research and Technology, Boston, is the granddaughter of Mrs.

Albert E. Watts of Great Neck, N.Y. and the late Mr. Watts who was executive vice president ot Sinclair Oil, and of Mrs. Charles F.

Chapman of Essex and Ihe late Mr. Chapman, an editor and publisher of Motor Boating magazine and a vice president of the Hearst corporation. Mr. MacKenzie was graduated from Wilton high school and worked as an environmental engineer on the Alaska Pipe Line. He is an energy analyst for the Energy Bank in Cambridge, and plans to attend graduate school at the University of Montana in September.

His father is a vice president of American Airlines and his mother is on the news stall of the Norwalk Hour. He is the grandson of Mrs. Franklin D. Butchart, a retired minister, and the late Dr. Butchnrt, an executive director of the Cleveland Church Federation, and of the late Harry A.

MacKenzie of Cleveland, a retired merchant, and the late Mrs. MacKeiuie. Daughter, Lisa, Born To Mrs: Pilotti Mr. and Mrs. Anthony F.

Pitotti of Lincoln avenue, announce the birth of a daughter, Lisa Renee, on July 1 in St. Vincent's Medical 'Center. The infant has a sister, Dawn Marie. Mr. and Mrs, Sal Oibi- laro of this city and Mr.

and Mrs. Anthony P. Pilotli of Wilmington, N.C. are Ihe grandparents. NEAR, FAR BOARD Mrs- Bruce Smart, seated left, has been elected president of the Near and Far Aid association for a two year term.

Next to her is Mrs. John Stokes, outgoing; chairman of the antiques show and, seated right, is Mrs. Leonard Schine, retiring president of the NFAA. Standing is Mrs. Gardiner Smith, new vice president of the charitable organization comprised of some 200 members.

Near and Far Aid Association Allocates Funds for Projects Plans for allocating funds were discussed by the-Near ami Far Aid association, a philanthropic organization which. serves a diversity of people in Fairfield county and abroad, during the recent annual meeting at the home of Mrs. Leonard Schine of Westporl. Prior to the general membership luncheon session, Mrs. Schine, who is retiring from a year presidential term, cm- ducted a board meeting devoted lo the annual report of the Southport Westport Antiques show, the organization's sole fund raiser, and a discussion of how some ot the proceeds of that show would be used.

Mrs. Gardiner Smith of Easlon presented some options for distributing the funds that her projects review committee, composed of Mrs. William Cullen, Mrs. Bruce Dillman and Mrs. Bruce Smart, had researched and compiled.

Again Near and Far will provide campersliips to needy children in Bridgeport, Fairfield and Norwalk, through the YMCA and Camp TeePee. In New Canaan, disadvanta'ied youngsters will be able to attend the.Horizons program. Funding will be given to the YWCA day care center in Daricn, to FISH and to an inner-city youth lor a scholarship at Trinity Nursery school," Southport. Near and Par's discretionary fund gave Christmas presents to abused children living In foster homes, and a special table to an arthritic man which enabled him to carry on his business. Mrs.

Charles Butler received a request front a Polish woman who had been robbed and hod heard of the charity's work in her country. Mrs. Duller sent her money.and in return received a doll the woman had dressed in native attire. The doll will be a meaningful addition to Mrs Schine's collection. Previously, in 1976-77, gifts were made, to the'YWCA Rape Crisis center, the Alcoholism Council of Mid-Fairfield county, the American Farm school in Greece and the Kennedy center workshop.

Mrs. Smart has assumed the two year presidency with Mrs Gardiner Smith as vice president and Mrs. F. Henry Berlin Mrs. Silas Howland continuing as treasurer and secretary, respectively.

Mrs. William Culler, founder of the S-W Antiques show, will Ihe job overseeing the clothes and household items that ate distributed at the Greene apartments in Bridgeport. Both Mrs. Schine and Mrs. John Stokes, chairman of the antiques show for the past two years, will remain on the board.

David Huntington, Christine Stabile, Singer, Are Married Mr. and Mrs, Richard Stabile of Lookout Mountain, announce the marriage of their daughter, Christine, lo David Sherwood Huntington, sun of Mr. and Mrs. Huntwglon of Cedar road, Southport on June II in Hancock, N.H. The couple was attended by Lee Wood of New York as maid of honor and Mr.

Huntington, who was best man for his son. Mrs. Huntington, a professional singer, was educated in Lookout Mountain and a graduate of the American Academy of Arts in New York. Mr. Hunlington, a graduate of Nathaniel Hawthorne college, -Antrim, N.H..

is the grandson of Mr. and Mrs. Douglas Craig Stewart of Fairfield and the late Mr. and Mrs. David Hull Sherwood Huntington of Southport.

He Iiiis his own contracting and restoration business in Hancock, Second Son Is Born To Mrs. Dooer Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence H. Dober of Thistle lane, Wilton, announce the birth of Iheir second son, Andrew Jared, on July 10 in Norwalk hospital.

Their other child is Victor Michael, two. Grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Manny Dober of this city and Mrs. Berle Harris of Roslyn, N.Y.

The monthly meeting of Hie Fairfield Garden club, will be held at the Audubon Sanctuary on Burr street, Fairjield, at 10:00 a.m., on Tuesday. Mrs Michael Durham of Weslport will.to the guest speaker. Her topic will be, "Preserving the Produce of the Garden." Borretl slixlio LYNN E. TOBIS sored by the organization for the benefit of Norwalk hospital. Joining th .5 Dr.

Alvin, Uch.man, chief of the Section of Cardiology the and Mrs Rober Regent, second on left and Mrs. Sharon Feldman, general co-chairmw of the bal.