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LIFETIME Page 12 BLOOMFIELD LIFEGLEN RIDGE VOICE, THURSDAY, DECEMBER 9, 2004 ARRIVALS ENGAGEMENTS WEDDING Michele Popola wed to Serafino Berardi Angela Vernice to wed Michael Moylan in July Michele Popola, daughter of Carol Ann Galante of Belleville, became the bride March 21 of Serafino Berardi, son of Paul and Eva Clements of Lakewood. Rev. Msgr. Granada performed the ceremony in St. Lucy's Church, Newark.

A reception followed at Richfield Regency, Verona. The bride was escorted by her mother. Pamela Feinberg was maid of honor. Bridesmaids included Nicole Long, Linda Sciacchitano, Janine Mazzuca, and Francesca Pierro and Rosanna Salas, sisters of the groom. William Salas served as best man.

Ushering were Luis Camaco, Michael Tynan, Jorge Hernandez, John Spina, Giovanni Ciccolella, and Jayson Clements and Nicholas Clements, brothers of the groom. Kayla Salas niece of the groom, was flower girl and Anthony Salas, nephew of the groom, was ring-bearer. Mrs. Berardi, an alumna of Belleville High School and William Paterson University, is a manicurist in Caldwell. Mr.

Berardi, a graduate of Belleville High School, attended Caldwell College. He is a chef in Nutley. The couple is living in West Paterson after honeymooning in the Dominican Republic. ley High School and Sacred Heart University, Fairfield, with a master's degree in physical therapy, is a physical therapist with Nor-walk Rehab Services. Mr.

Moylan, a graduate of Sacred Heart University with a master's degree in business, is director of the Student Union at Sacred Heart University. Gerald and Judith Vernice of Nutley announce the engagement of their daughter, Angela, to Michael Moylan of Meriden, son of Frank Moylan of Hazleton, Pa. and the late Leslie Dubois of Meriden and stepson of Reginald Dubois of Meriden. The wedding will be held in July 2005. Miss Vernice, an alumna of Nut- Emma Lena Zattor A second child, a daughter, Emma Lena, was born to Mr.

and Mrs. John Zattor, Jr. of Whippany Oct. 20 at St. Barnabas Medical Center, Livingston.

Birth weight was 8 pounds, 3 ounces. She joins Steven Michael, 2 12. Grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. George Amabile of Livingston and Mr.

and Mrs. John Zattor of Nut-ley. Adrianna Danielle Gialanella Christopher Gialanella and Heather (Nastasi) Gialanella are proud to announce the birth of their daughter Adrianna Danielle on Nov. 11. Adrianna weighed 71b.

11.2 oz. Grandparents: Helen Gialanella and Gil Gialanella of North Arlington, Maryann Nas-tasti of Garfield Peter Nastasi of Palm Beach, Florida. About babies When sending in pictures of your newborn for the "Arrivals" column, please make sure that the picture is clear and of the baby only no siblings. We cannot use photocopies. They don't print well.

Also make sure your complete address is included if you want the picture returned. Questions? Call Helen at 667-0645. E-mail's quicker Get your news and photos to us quicker by e-mailing copy to bloomfieldlifenorthjersey.com. The deadline for press releases, photos and letters to the editor is 1 p.m. Thursday before the following edition.

Temperamental ovens, live people, and more HELEN MAGUIRE Here's Helen i i Bits and pieces. After spending a good part of two frustrating days on the phone to Social Security, and hearing a recorded message which I could probably have repeated verbatim after hearing it interminable times, I finally dialed the agency's 800 number and was connected to a live person within two minutes. Here's a hint if you ever have to get in touch with them: Don't call the Newark office (973-645-2980). That's a lost cause. Try 1-800-772-1213.

Hope you all had a great Thariksgiving. Dinner in our family is always at Nora's house. We numbered (including the kids) 16 this year. Ate Ava's Portuguese stuffing and the bravest drank Avo's homemade wine. That's one potent brew.

It wouldn't be a holiday, however, if something didn't go wrong. It was my turn for "disaster" this year. My oven quit, gave up, whatever you want to call it, just as I was ready to mix up the pumpkin pie. Erin, who lives half a block away, carted the ingredients to her house and baked the goodies. Reminded me of my newest daughter-in-law, Amy, a great Juliano-Mauriello troth is announced cook, who invited her parents down for Thanksgiving two years ago.

Spent a week selecting the menu, preparing the food and discovered that her oven had given up just as she was ready to put in the bird. They ended up going to a local restaurant which I'm sure was a big disappointment to her and her family, who, incidentally, had traveled to Atlanta from Raleigh, N.C. for the feast. She thought my stove debacle was quite amusing. I didn't.

My oldest grandchild has taken a strong liking to ice skating. Goes happily off with his Uncle John to whichever rink has a free skating night. And that doesn't mean you don't pay. The youngest has decided he likes to be on his feet. Can't walk yet, has barely begun to crawl, but pulls himself up on whatever will (or won't) support him.

the late James Juliano and a graduate of Bloomfield High School, attends Montclair State University. She is a teacher at North Ward Center, Newark. Mr. Mauriello, also a Bloomfield High School alumnus, is a service consultant with Tri-county Lexus, Little Falls. Roseann Juliano of Bloomfield announces the engagement of her daughter, Marialana, to Rocco Michael Muriello, son of Joan Mauriello of Bloomfield and the late Rocco Mauriello Sr.

The wedding is planned for Nov. 18, 2005. Miss Juliano, daughter also of.