Miss Tihy Weds Mr. Burghart ?'AtlictrMiss Carol M. Tihy, daughter p] of Mr. and Mrs. Peter Tihy of Richmond Avenue, Fair Haven, and Charles H. Burghart, son of ]P Sterling supervisor and Mrs. Fay Burghart of Sterling Cen- ca ter, were married June 27 in a double ring ceremony in St. Jude’s Chapel, Fair Haven by the Rev. Elmer Heindl.The bride, given in marriage ! by her father, wore a floor* length white satin gown fashioned by her sister, Mrs. Walter Parsons. The gown had a scoop st neckline and pearl beaded cum- nc merbund. A pearl crystal bead- re ed crown of lace and taffeta sh held a full illusion veil. The st bride carried a bouquet of white N chrysanthemums. heMiss Nancy Kirk of Red Creek or was maid of honor. Miss Doro- pi thy A. Tihy, sister of the bride, ' th was senior bridesmaid. Helene K. Tihy, sister of the bride, was re junior bridesmaid. hvHarold Burghart of Sterling cc Center, brother of the bride- a groom, was best man. Walter K. ac Parsons Jr. and Charles A. Lin-do were ushers. inA buffet luncheon was served w at the home of the bride’s par- ^ ents after the ceremony. ' prThe bride is a 1964 graduate th of Red Creek Central School.The bridegroom is a graduate of Red Creek Central School and attended Oswego State College.He is employed by Carrier Corporation, Syracuse.After a wedding trip to Thousand Island and Canada, the couple will live at Westover Apartments, Craine Road, Fair Haven.foHlt;mw, su A 5 fet ca lie