Nassau and Suffolk anniversaries

70thEDNA AND HAROLD LIMOUZE of Sayville were wed Feb. 21, 1942, just before Harold went into the Army. Harold retired as principal at Sayville High School, where he had taught health and biology for many years. Edna is a retired teacher from the Connetquot school district. They have two children, five grandchildren and 10 great-grandchildren.

69thPHILOMENA AND CHARLES METZ of Patchogue, formerly of Massapequa, celebrated Feb. 26 at a dinner party hosted by their daughter. The couple married while Charles was an Air Force cadet; he retired as a major. Charles is a retired assistant vice president for Chemical Bank in Manhattan. Philomena retired from W.T. Grant in Massapequa. They have two children and four grandchildren.

50thCAROLE AND WALTER ROSENFELD of Plainview were wed Dec. 10, 1961. They celebrated with friends and family at La Famiglia in Plainview. Walter is retired from the U.S. Social Security Administration in Melville, and Carole is a retired bank teller from Astoria Federal in Plainview. They have two children and five grandchildren.

50thINGRID AND CHARLES

MONTALBANO of Huntington were wed Feb. 17, 1962. A celebration at Danford's Inn in Port Jefferson is planned. Charles was the founder and publisher of Northern Exposure magazine. Ingrid co-owned The Well Bread Loaf bakery in Huntington. The couple retired to Florida and began a career in modeling but have since moved back to New York. They have three daughters and two grandsons.

50thPAT AND JOE MONTANINO of Farmingdale were wed Sept. 10, 1961, in Brooklyn. They celebrated at a party in Seaford with family and friends. Pat and Joe ran a retail business in the Busy Bee Mall in Massapequa. After it closed, Joe worked in the Farmingdale schools, where he recently retired. They have three daughters and two grandchildren.

50thELEANOR AND ANDREW ASCHETTINO of North Massapequa celebrated Jan. 20 with their four children, their spouses and their eight grandchildren at Homestead Restaurant in Oyster Bay. A cross-country train trip is planned later this year. Andrew is retired from the New York City Police Department.