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D--2 BRIDGEPORT SUNDAY POST, August 25, 1976 Virginia Ann Billiard, Teacher, Becomes Bride in New Canaan MRS ROHERr HAFNER Miss Virginia Ann Bullard, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Roger P. Bullard of Middle Brook drive, Fairlield, was married to Robert Stewart Hafner, son of Walter Alfred Hafner of Defray Beach, formerly of Darien and the late Mrs. Millicent Horlon Hafner yesterday afternoon at 4 o'clock in the New Canaan United Methodist church.

Mrs. Bruce Simmons of New Haven was matron of honor and Mrs. Arthur Congdon of Darien and Miss Victoria Staunton of New Canaan also attended the bride, David Reeves of New Canaan served as best man with Sfanforth Forbes of this city and Arthur Congdon of Darien ushering the guests. Jennifer Howard and Sarah Taylor of New Canaan were flower girls. A reception fallowed in the Jonathan Sturges cottage, Fairfield, home of the bride's grandmother, Mrs.

Annie Sturges Bullard. When the couple return from Bermuda, they will live in New Canaan. The bride attended, Ursulinc College for Women in Cleveland, where she received a BA, Fairfield university her master's degree a Montessori center in New Jersey for her AMI Montessori Teaching degree. She is on the staff of the Childs Work center in Norwalk. Her great-great- grandfather, Jonathan Sturges built (he.

"cottage" in 1S40. He was a promoter of the Illinois Central railroad and a founder and president of the Union League club. His grandfather, Jonathan Sturges was a member of the 1st and 2nd Congresses, 1789-1793 from Fairfield, and a judge of the Stale Supreme Court from 1793 to 1S05. Mr. Hafner received iiis BA from Bard college, Annandale- On-Hudson, N.Y., served eight years with the US Naval Reserve and was with Stechert Hafner, New York city, intern a i a booksellers a publishers.

MRS. JOHN REYNOLDS Marilyn Jack Brett And Student Wed In Boston Church The Park Street church in Boston was Ihe i the wedding of Miss Marilyn Jck Brett to John Steven Reynolds. The ceremony uniting Ihe daughter of Mr. and Mrs. J.

Warren Brett of Pleasant Valley lane, Westport and the son of Mrs. John Reynolds of Westfield, N.Y. and the late Mr. Reynolds took place on Aug. 21.

Following a wedding trip to Nova Scotia the couple arc living in Maiden, Mass. A public health nurse with the City of Boston, the bride is a graduate of the University of Pennsylvania. She is the granddaughter of Mrs. Foster Covell of Bridgeport. Mr.

Reynolds is a student at the University of Massachusetts in Boston. Dr. and Mrs. Hal Dolberg and family of Mayflower parkway, Westport, have returned from a cruise on Long fsland Sound in their boat. Sale Is Arranged By Long Hill Club For Sept.

17-18 The Long Hill Garden club will conduct a sale on Sept. 17 and IS at the home of Mrs. Frank Sprovicro, 46 Columbine drive from 10 a.m. until late afternoon each day to raise money for the club's a a scholarship to a graduating high school senior who plans to study agricultuic. Plants and household Items be offered.

The annual picnic ami meeting was held earlier this month in Memorial park on Madison avenue, Trumbull, an area which the club has been developing for the past few years. The land was donated by longtime member Mrs. Anthony Aldo and has been planted with bushes, bulbs, azalias. pines and hemlocks by members. Mr.

and Mrs. John Wright of Governor's Jane, Fairfield, have returned from cruising coast of Maine on their boat. Mr. and Mrs. Russell W.

Moody of Goslien, N.Y., were guests last wcekened of Mrs. Moody's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Wallace H. Lineburgh, of Old Academy road.

Fairtield. Mr. and Mrs, Paal Prestegaard formerly of Jennie Lane, Westport, have just moved to Mayflower parkway, Westport. Mtes SMa Joyce Smith' Wed To William R. Peters Saturday Bradford Bacfuach MISS JANICE L.

MANIATIS Thomas Reale, Janice L. Maniatis To Marry in Spring Dr. and Mrs. William Richard Maniatis of Main street, Stratford announce the betrothal o-r their daughter, Janice Lee alls, to Thomas Joseph Reale, son of Mr. and Mrs.

Reale of Barry drive, Fairfield. An April wedding is planned. The prospective bride attended Kent school In Kent and was graduated from Greens Farms academy and Rensselaer Polytechnic institute in Troy, N.Y. She is a systems consultant with Arthur Andersen and Company in New York city. Her father is a surgeon in New Haven and Bridgeport.

Mr. Reale is an alumnus of Fairfield College Preparatory school and Rensselaer and is a systems engineer with Ihe MitM corporation in Bedford, Mass. His father is a field engineer manager with the Burroughs corporation. Wedding Is Today Of'Kathleen Morris ToW. A.

Flyim, Jr. The Rev. Msgr. Thomas F. Henahan, pastor, will officiate at the wedding of Miss Kathleen Morris, daughter of Mr.

and Mrs. 'Matthew G. Morris of Toilsome Hill road, Fairfield to Walter A. Flynn. son of Mrs.

Flynn of Lpflus circle and the late Mr. Flynn at 2 o'clock this afternoon in Our Lady of the Assumption church. Shea will serve as matron of honor and Miss Terry Jancar, Miss Joyce Horvath and Mrs. Carol Schatra will also serve Ihe bride. The best man will be James Devine and Ihe usher corps will include the bride's brother, Matthew Morris, her cousins, Kenneth Schn- tra and Raymond Horvath, and the bridegroom's cousins.

James Flynn and Joseph Fiynn. A reception will follow in the bride's home and 'the couple will go to Bermuda on their honeymoon. They will live in Weslon. The bride attended Baldwin Wallace college Conservatory of Music in Berea, Ohio and received BA and MA' degrees in political science from the University of Bridgeport. and member of the i of Goldstein and Peck, holds a JD decree from Georgetown university law center, received a master of taw in taxation degree from New York university and served as a captain iri the U.S.

Army in Vietnam. Miss Kalhy Cohan, daughter" of Mr. and Mrs. Richard Cohan of Owenoke park, Westport. has returned from a vacation on Block Island.

MRS WILLIAM R. PETERS Brltjnolo studio Miss Kathleen Aiorris and Walter Flynn, Jr. will be married this afternoon in Our Lady of Ihc Assumption church, Fairtield Elnathan Mitchell, Mary E. Spencer To Wed in January Announcement has been made of the engagement of Mrs. Mary linequist Spencer of Van Rensselaer avenue, Stamford to Elnalhan Mitchell of Verna Hill road, Fairfield.

The couple plan a January wedding. Spencer, formerly of Garden i N.Y., i daughter of Mrs. William L. Enequist, 3030 Park avenue and the late Mr. Enequist, Formerly president of the Borden-Mitchell Dairy, Mitchell is the son of the late Mr.

and Mrs. Abner Wheeler Mitchell of FairfieUl. Mrs. A. W.

Vaast of Greenfield. Hill road, Fairlield, entertained 'at a shower and cookout on Thursday evening in honor of Mrs. P.O. Ragland and Robert Hallam were married WIN Artists MaTy" Boclianis and Juries DelRc, bolli of Bridgeport winners in the Bridgeport Art League's show at Sacred Heart university are shown here Iclt and center with llicir entries which Cook Hie i in the portrait and slill life isscs rc- sppctucly In (he pholo (lie right arc Chchy, co-chairman of the show, and i braves, league president, in front of a pamtinq- bv Chchy. (Sunday Post photos ly Wayne Katxcnbcrgcrv) St.

Luke's chapel, Westport the setting yesterday afternoon for the wedding ol Miss Sheila Joyce Smith and William Peters. The Rev. Thomas J. Driscoll, pastor officiated at the ceremony uniting the daughter of'Mr, and Mrs. Richard Joyce of Main street, Southport and the son of Mr.

and Mrs. William J. Peters of Great Neck. N. 'Y.

Mrs. Timothy H. Smith Fairfield served as matron of honor and the other attendants were Mrs. Wilford Smith of Wesl- port, Mrs. Ronald G.

Peters of Atlanta. Mrs. Randolph Hatch and Mrs. Robert Kniffin of New York city. Miss Sara Smith of Boston and Miss Marjorie Smith of Washington, D.C.

The bride's niece and nephew, Lawson Smith and Patrik Smith were flower girl and ring bearer, Ronald G. Peters man for his brother and 'the Usher- corps included A. Matthew'Weld and Robert S. Kniffin New York city and Ihe bride's brothers, Peter B. Stnilh of Amsterdam, Holland, Timothy Smith Christopher H.

Smith of Southport, Andrew A. Smith of New York city and Wilford 'A. Smith, A reception look place at the Fairfield county Hunt club and the couple left for Bermuda They will live in New York city, where the bridegroom is an associate with the law firm Davis Polk and Wardwell. Mrs. Peters attended Greens Farms academy and was graduated from (he Foxhollow School in Lenox, Mass, and 'from Connecticut college in New London She was presented at the Junior League cotillion in Fairfield.

This past June the bride received a. master's degree in education from Harvard university Previously she had produced wr 0 Programs at WCVB-TV Boston and held a Robert Wood Johnson research fellowship at the Radcliffe in- stitutc in Her father is senior.partner in.the New York law i of Whitman and Ransom and is trustee of the New Haven railroad in reorganization holds a BA from the University of Rochester and a JD from New York university law school, where he also received a masters of laws degree in foreign and comparative law His father is an executive with Trans American Mercantile corporation in Neil' York. Garden Club to Meet in Greens Farms program on conservation The -Local Scene" will be presented by Mrs. Jerome Gale of Westport during a meeting of the Greens Farms Garden club on Tuesday, Sept. 14, at 2 p.m.

in the home of Mrs. Drummond 1 Hillside road, Fairfield. Tea will be served following the program by Mrs. Franklin S. Cooper, Mrs.

Thomas Currie, Mrs. Raymond J. Dixon, Mrs. Arthur 0. Jennings, Mrs.

Louis W. Raymond, Mrs. William W. Sisbower and Mrs. Francis A West tiro ok.

Kappa Alpha Theta Unit Schedules Barbecue The Kappa Alpha Thcta alumnae chapter of Fairfield county has planned a barbecue for members and their husbands on Saturday, Sept. 11, at 7 p.m. at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Butler, 7 Parkviciv avenue, Rowayton.

Information, a reservations about this first social event of the season may be obtained from the hostess. The Fairfield Beach club, Beach road, Fairfield, will- hold i a a ladies tennis member-guest tournamenl and luncheon on Wednesday. i Jennifer Mcllvaine, daughter of and Mrs. Wayne Mcllvaine of Mill Hill lane, Southport, entertained at luncheon and the We.stport playhouse on Friday in honor of her 10th birthday. Lowell Sanborn Smith Marries Sally Allis Sanford, Musician Brrgnoto studio" MRS.

THOMAS GRZYBALA Miss Danielczuk, Business Teacher, Is Saturday Bride 1 In an afternoon ceremony yesterday Miss Christina Yvette Danielczuk became the bride of Thomas Michael Grzybata. The Rov, Dennis BludnJckf, cousin of the bride, of Our Lady of the Assumption church, Fatrfteld, officiated at Hie cere- -morty" i St. Charles church that united, in marriage the daughter" of Mr. and Danielcz.uk of Alpine street and the son of Mrs. Theodore P.

Grzybala of Emerald place, Stratford and the late Mr. Grzy- boJa. Mrs. Carol LaDue was matron of honor and Mrs. Rita Verespy attended the Gryz- bain was best man for his brother and two brothers of the bride, Benedict and George Danielczuk, with Lawrence ushered.

A reception followed in Licdle's Stratford and the couple went to Nova Scotia on their wedding trip. A business teacher in Shelton high school, the bride'attended Warren Harding high school and holds BS and MS degrees from the University of Mr. Grzybala, a research technician, was graduated from Kolbe fiifch school, Norwalk Technical colic wi tii a AS an Fair field university with a BA. Technion Group To Hear Musical At Lunch Thursday "Once Upon a Mattress'' will be presented by the Norwalk Summer Theater group during the annual medical-engineering project luncheon of 'the Fairfield county chapter of the American Society for division on Thursday beginning at noon in the home of Mrs. Jack UHman, 5D Steep Hill road, Weston.

Mrs. Ruth Wallenberg and Mitzi Knishkowy are chairmen. Proceeds from the event, which is only open to members with medical-engineering or founder's certificates will go to support 'biomedical research and development at the Technion Israel Institute of Technology and the Rothschild hospital and Rambam Medical center. Reservations may be made hy calling Rea Kramer, SO Cartright street, Sophie Alpnrn, 26DO Park avenue, Judy Rothman, 143 Cross highway, Westport, Judy Newman of Tulip Tree lane Norwalk or Helen David, 1425 Bedford street, Stamford. Mrs.

Edward' Matzner -of Anchorage drive, a past chapter president, member of the national Doard of Directors and currently a member of the chapter's presidium, be guest of honor. Ruth Gold of Fairficld and Hor- tic Fairberg ot Wilton arc being assisted with arrangements by Esth.er Dolberg, Sophie Alpetii Nettie Berkowitz Flo Bernstein, Esther Sharek, Evelyn Drcier, Lilian Efscnbcrg, Ann Zimmor, Mrs. Frank Gropper and Licsl Braun, i Sally AlHs Sanford, daughter of Mrs. Berry Sanford of Hamdeti and Charles Hamilton Sanford, Jr. of Main slrceJ, Southport, became the bride of Lowell Sanborn Smith, son of Mr.

and Mrs. Stephen Lincoln Smith of Concord, yesterday afternoon in Trinity Church-on-the-Green, Haven. Tho ceremony was performed by (lie Rev. Andrew Fiddler, assistant to the rector and the Rev, Dr. 0.

Victor Wallgren. Mrs, Julien Barber of Stamford, was matron of honor for her sister, and the bridesmaids were Miss Rosamund Smith, sister of (he bridegroom, Miss Isabelle Beekman of San Fron- ctsco, Miss Mary Beekman of Cambridge, and Miss Jaylyn Olivio of New Haven. F. Lee Griffith of Hartford was best man and Dr. Mil! Hastings of Denver, Dr.

Gary Robinson of Toferfo, Edward Perry of Washington, D.C. and William Roddy of. Acton, Mass, ushered. Following the ceremony, a reception was held in the President's room of Ynte university. Mrs.

Smith is a doctoral student at Stanford university specializing in the performance practice of Renaissance and Baroque vocal music. A member of Phi she'was graduated summa cum laude from Yale and. received an AM degree in early music from Stanford university. She has appeared as a soprano soloist in the Greater New. Haven and San Francisco Bay areas.

'Her father was vice president and trust officer with the City National bank until his retirement Prior to that, he was business manager ol a university. Mr, Smith received a BA dc- MRS. LOWELL SMITH grce in economics from Williams college and was awarded a Thomas J. Watson fellowship for independent study in Europe. For five years he was assistant director of the'National Humanities faculty, a non profit educational consulting, group.

This summer he was a research associate in (he Office of the Secretary of the Department of Health, Education nnct Welfare in Washington, D.C. He expects to receive an MBA degree from the Stanford university Graduate school of Business next June. His father is president and treasurer of Die J.P. Nourse corporation, a family clothing store in Concord. Janet Gustafson, Michael R.

Linton, Musicians, Married Mirt Janet Gustafson and Michael Linton married on Friday evening at 7:30 o'clock, in a candlelight ceremony in the Black Rock Congregational church performed by tlie Rev. Stanley R. Alla- 'by, pastor. The bride is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs.

Arthur Gustafson of Victoria lawn, Stratford and the bridegroom is Ihe son of. Mr. and Mrs. Roy Linlon of Dayton, Ohio. Miss Beth Clarke was honor maid anil Miss Janice Slay, Miss Kathleen Kaslner a Kalhy Winkler were Ihe other attendants.

Serving as best man was Philip Linlon and ushering were Jerry Blackstone, Lieut. Richard Gustafson and Henry Kogul, Jr. A reception followed in the Church hall. They will reside'in Wyoming, Ohio. Both are graduates of Wheaton college.

Mrs. Linton received her masler's degree music Northwestern university will be teaching piano in Cincinnati. Mr. Linlon, music director at the First Baptist church in Newport, is working for his master's degree ip composition at Ihe University of Cincinnati. Mr.

and Mrs. John Rolls of Oivenoke park, Westport, are home from Florida. Mr. and Mrs. Arthur S.

Weise of Stuarl lane, Wcstport, have returned from a cruise on (heir hoat 16 Nanluckel, and Marina's Vineyard, Mass. WOMENS MRS. MICHAEL It. LINTON Twin Sons Are Born To Mrs. Bahcock Mr.

and Mrs. William Babcock, 15 Wcstland avenue, Milford, announce Ihc birth, of twin sons, Jason and Brian, on Aug. 23 in Milford hospital. They also have two daughters, Kerry and Shelley. The grandparents are Mr.

and Mrs. John Kluun of Stratford and the late Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Babcock. Edited by Sandra Lopez.