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jj ijujiijiufiiujj 4D THE PALM BEACH POST SUNDAY, JULY 6, 1997 Weddings Anniversaries Brasmar-Golino Mr. and Mrs. Quinlan 'it xr. I -s Felicia Anne Brasmar and Robert Joseph Golino were married April 5 at St. Christopher's Catholic Church in Hobe Sound.

The bride is the daughter of Joanna Brasmar of Stuart and the late William T. Brasmar. Golino is the son of Robert A. Golino of Jupiter and the late Beverly Golino. The bride, a graduate of St.

Brendan High School in Miami, is a franchise support coordinator at Labor Finders International in Palm Beach Gardens. Golino, a graduate of Monroe Township High School in James-burg, N.J., is an insurance agent at Mr. Auto Insurance in Stuart. The couple will reside in Hobe Sound. yi) p7 LJr L- N1-, Mrs.

Golino Mrs. Quinlan of Barbara Johnson of Atlantis and Dennis Quinlan of Delray Beach. They have eight grandchildren and seven great-grandchildren. Michaels-Dodge STEPHANIE WELSHStaff Photographer To spend more time with 10-month-old Samantha, Jeff Bishop has cut back on his demanding hours as a coffee salesman and Colleen is working just two 1 2-hour nursing shifts a week. After a month at home, something wasn't right Joseph and Lillian Quinlan of Boynton Beach celebrated their 65th anniversary June 8.

In honor of the occasion, they attended a dinner party June 21 at their daughter's home in Atlantis. The Quinlans were married in New Cumberland, W.Va., and moved to South Florida in 1974 from Alliance, Ohio. Mr. Quinlan retired in 1974 after a 33-year career as a high school and junior high school teacher in Alliance. He enjoys golf.

Mrs. Quinlan retired in 1974 after a career of about 10 years at the Rodman Public Library in Alliance. She enjoys bridge. The Quinlans are the parents Mr. and Mrs.

Philips Richard P. "Dick" Philips and Jean Jensen Philips of West Palm Beach celebrated their 50th anniversary June 13. In honor of the occasion, they attended a buffet reception hosted by their children June 14 at the West Palm Beach Municipal Country Club. The Philipses were married at the First Methodist Church of West Palm Beach. Mr.

Philips moved to West Palm Beach from St. Augustine in 1926; Mrs. Philips moved to West Palm Beach in 1922 from Live Oak. Mr. Philips had a 54-year career as a Realtor in West Palm Beach.

Mrs. Philips is a homemaker. The Philipses are the parents of William C. Philips of Decatur, Sandra L. Clobus and Mary S.

Mr. and Mrs. Chetta Janine Gail Michaels and Terry Craig Dodge were married April 5 at the First Baptist Church in Clearfield, Pa. The bride is the daughter of James and Charolette Michaels of Woodland, Pa. Dodge is the son of Judith Dodge of Royal Palm Beach and the late Charles Wallace Dodge.

The bride, a graduate of Eastern College in St. Davids, is a teacher at Greenacres Elementary School. Dodge, a graduate of the University of South Florida, is a coordinator of information services at the Florida Center for Environmental Studies on the Florida Atlantic University campus in Palm Beach Gardens. The couple will reside in Royal Palm Beach. 7j iT ft Dodge Mrs.

Sellers-Gardner Mrs. Philips McLemore, both of Fort Lauderdale; James D. Philips of Lexington, Cheryl A. Carvajal of West Palm Beach. They have 11 grandchildren and one and bang them over her crib.

Colleen got the would-be cymbals from the kitchen and tiptoed into Samantha's room. With a pan in each hand, she slammed them together. Samantha didn't flinch. Today was a hard day. I've been crying, Colleen wrote on Samantha's baby calendar a few days later.

Can you hear me? But Samantha's hearing test two months later showed normal hearing in the baby's left ear with slightly reduced hearing in the right. 1 So why didn't she respond to the clanging pans? No one is sure. Colleen thinks maybe it was all the noisy commotion in the NICU ward. Beepers and buzzers and people constantly coming and going. Samantha had learned to sleep through it all.

Or maybe the neurological makeup for her hearing was intact all along, but just too immature during the early tests, doctors say. Whatever the reason, Colleen and Jeff Bishop don't care. They just know they've made it over one more harrowing, emotional hurdle. Now it's time for something easy, something fun. Like mastering peek-a-boo.

"She's almost got it," says Mom. SAMANTHA From ID just 4 pounds, 4 ounces. While she was in the hospital, Samantha did not have any brain bleeds internal bleeding that often causes brain damage in premature babies. But still, there was so much to worry about: Her development skills. Her eyes.

Her hearing. All of that can be affected when babies are born so early. The weeks after the homecoming were nice and peaceful after three months of crazed exhaustion. They slept. They cuddled.

They slept some more. But about a month into it, Colleen knew something wasn't right. Samantha was eating well and gaining weight, but there was a nagging fear her mom just couldn't shake. Colleen called St. Mary's Neonatal Intensive Care Unit, where Samantha had spent her early months, and talked to one of her favorite doctors, who just happened to be on duty.

She blurted out her worry: don't think Samantha can hear. He talked to her for a while, got her calmed down a little, then made a suggestion: Wait until the baby's sleeping, then take some pots and pans out of the cabinet Beverly Sellers and Christopher Burr Gardner were married April 12 at the First Presbyterian Church of North Palm Beach. The bride is the daughter of Ron and Kim Sellers of Palm Beach Gardens. Gardner is the son of Jerry and Lydia Gardner of Winter Park. The bride, a graduate of Florida State University, is an employee benefits consultant at Ron Sellers Associates Inc.

of Orlando. Gardner, a graduate of the University of Florida, is a workers compensation specialist and vice president of Ron Sellers Associates Inc. The couple will reside in Winter Park. Mrs. Gardner Sheehy-Hammond t.

Mary Philomena Sheehy and Daniel Bruce Hammond were married April 19 at Mary Immaculate Catholic Church in West Palm Beach. The bride is the daughter of the late Edward and Christine Sheehy. Hammond is the son of Floyd and JoAnn Hammond of Little Valley, N.Y. The bride, a graduate of St. Leo's Convent in Carlow, Ireland, is a private-duty nurse.

Hammond, a graduate of Alfred State College in Alfred, N.Y., is an assistant manager at the Hampton Inn in Juno Beach. The couple will reside in Jupiter. 83 of poor women they've been abused Sal and Ann Chetta of Delray Beach celebrated their 50th anniversary June 8. In honor of the occasion, they spent a weekend with relatives in Daytona Beach and also traveled to the Southeast. The Chettas were married at St.

Anthony's Catholic Church in The Bronx and moved from The Bronx to South Florida in 1958. Mr. Chetta retired in 1978 after a 34-year career with the U.S. Postal Service. He is a World War II veteran and a recipient of the Purple Heart.

Mrs. Chetta is a homemaker. The Chettas are the parents of John Chetta of Delray Beach, Rosalie Smith of Lake Worth and Roseann Baker of Boca Raton. They have two grandchildren. Mr.

and Mrs. Fitzgerald Norman "Red" and Alma Fitzgerald of Pompano Beach celebrated their 50th anniversary June 15 by attending a brunch with friends and relatives at the Highland Beach Holiday Inn. The Fitzgeralds were married at Holy Eucharist Catholic Church in Yonkers, N.Y., and moved from Yonkers to South Florida in 1974. Mr. Fitzgerald retired in 1974 as a police lieutenant for the Yonkers Police Department, for which he worked about 20 years.

Mrs. Fitzgerald retired in 1973 after a career of about 20 years in the Yonkers Police Department. Both Mr. and Mrs. Fitzgerald enjoy traveling.

The Fitzgeralds are the parents of Maureen Harty of Mahopac, N.Y.; Ann "Ginger" Fitzgerald of Ardsley, N.Y.; Patrick Fitzgerald of York-town Heights, N.Y.; and Eileen Chetta of Delray Beach. They have six grandchildren. Mr. and Mrs. Zweig Louis and Caroline Kitay Zweig of Wellington celebrated their 50th anniversary June 24.

In honor of the occasion, they attended a gathering of relatives and friends June 26 at their home. The Zweigs were married in Charleston, S.C., and moved to South Florida permanently in 1977 from New York City; previously, they had lived seasonally in South Florida. Mr. Zweig worked for Jewelmasters in Palm Beach from 1977 to 1994. He also owned and operated Zweig Bros.

a jewelry polishing business in New York City, from 1948 through 1976. He is a member of the Men's Club of Temple Beth Zion in Royal Palm Beach. He enjoys playing cards, solving crossword puzzles and reading. Mrs. Zweig was a master bookkeeper for various companies in New York City and was an office manager for the family business.

She is active in Temple Beth Zion in Royal Palm Beach. The Zweigs are one of the five founding families of Temple Beth Zion. The Zweigs are the parents of Hinda Langer of San Francisco; Alessa B. Wircberg of New York City; Fred E. Zweig of Wellington.

They have 16 grandchildren. say Mrs. Hammond Donovan-Scolnick of severe physical violence perpe-; trated by an adult. Sexual molestation, reported by 42 percent of the women, first occurred on average when the; women were about 8 years old. Of those reporting molestation by a male relative, usually the father- or stepfather, only 10.6 percent said an investigation had taken place.

Shannon Donovan and Jeffrey J. Scolnick were married May 24 at the Wycliffe Golf Country Club in Lake Worth. The bride is the daughter of C. Scott Donovan of Charlottesville, and Sally Donovan of Palm Beach Gardens. Scolnick is the son of Dr.

and Mrs. Alan Scolnick of Pepper Pike, Ohio. The bride, a graduate of the University of Central Florida, is an elementary school teacher. Scolnick, a graduate of Miami University in Oxford, Ohio, is a human resources manager at Eaton Corp. in Sanford, N.C.

The couple will reside in Apex, N.C. We Cater "Perfect" Veddings By SANDRA G. B00DMAN The Washington Post Poor women experience extraordinarily high levels of severe physical and sexual abuse, according to a six-year federally financed study of 436 mothers living in Worcester, a city of 169,000 residents of whom 15 percent fall below the poverty level. The study, published in the April issue of the American Journal of Orthopsychiatry, is the most extensive epidemiological investigation into the physical and emotional health of women who head families with very low incomes. The study found that 83 percent of those surveyed, about half of whom were homeless, had been victims of physical or sexual abuse.

Most had been abused by the age of 12, and nearly 20 percent had required medical treatment for their injuries. During a series of extensive face-to-face interviews, researchers led by Angela Browne of the New York State Research Institute on Addictions and Ellen Bas-suk of the Harvard School of Public Health asked poor women about their experience of violence. As children 60 percent of the women said they had been victims i it Mrs. Scolnick Engagements (and rehearsal dinners!) Wo run lii lji en-ale jK-ifecl weililing ill vuiir' selirlf-il lueiiliiiii or run ilireel vim In line nf inmiv likiiliiiiiM llininliuiil llu- j'uliii lleiu-lii-j. We liiKc.scaeil ilie I'nlm Denrlies fur rnrrJt; years mill lire ulsu (lie exclusive ealeirr ill tlir Kravis Cenler For Hie Performing Arli.

(561) 820-9228 Forms by fax Now you can get the forms needed to announce your engagement, wedding or anniversary by fax. Call (561) 820- 451 1 in Palm Beach County, (561)337-0511 in Martin and St. Lucie Counties. Then, enter mailbox number 7545. Sprinkel-Caldwell John and Linda Sprinkel of Wellington announce the engagement of their daughter, Colette Lyn Sprinkel, to Joel Duane Caldwell, son of Jack and Connie Caldwell of Atlanta.

The wedding will be April 25 in Atlanta. CONTINENTAL i CATERING Ohl-LaCava Mr. and Mrs. Jon Ohl of St. Petersburg and Gary Schindler and Diane Lohr of Orlando, announce the engagement of their daughter, Julia Lynn Ohl, to Louis J.

LaCava, son of Lillian LaCava of West Palm Beach and the late Clarence LaCava. The wedding will be in the fall. Petriello-Ancewicz Anthony and Ver-aellen Petriello of West Palm Beach announce the engagement of their daughter, Nicole Marie Petriello, to Edward Ancewicz, son of Edward and Angela Ancewicz of Jupiter. The wedding will be April 18 in Lake Worth. Greenlee-Queen David and Mary Greenlee of Columbus, Ohio, announce the engagement of their daughter, Gretch-en Paige Greenlee, to Robert Grady Queen II, son of Robert and Susan Queen of Jupiter.

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