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THE SENTINEL'LEDOER, OCEAN CITY, N.J.
Eichenberger, Burnell making home in Seaville
Pamela Althea Etchenberger
of Palermo and
Pugene Gregory BumeD of
Seaville were united tn
marriage Nov. 21 In the
Trinity United Methodist
Church In Marmora.
' The Revs. J.D. Overcash
aid Francis J. Gramlgna of
St Joseph's Church, Sea Isle
dty, ottlclated during the 3
o'clock double ring ceremony.
; Soloist Angel Griffin, acttompanied
by organist
Alberts Seto, offered selections
including, Sunrise
•Sunset, You'll Ntver Wolfe
'Mont, the Wedding Song, and
V» Lord's Prayer,
TTie bride is the daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. Walter
Elchenberger of Palermo,
the groom Is the son of Mr.
•and Mrs. Eugene BurneU of
-Marlton and Sea Isle City.
» Given In marriage by her
father, the blrde wore a satin
Ivory gown with a high neck,
lace trim on the neck, wrists,
and bottom of the gown. The
own was accented with seed
pearls on me bodice, -neck,
and sleeves. A lace veil
trimmed with Ivory ribbon
and pearls was atjached to an
ivory colored sflk| headpiece.
The bride carried an
arrangement of suk pink and
Ivory roses, turn and baby's
bnath.
Maid of honor was Patricia
BSehenberger of Marmora,
slater of the bride.
Bridesmaids were Kathryn
Eichenberger of'Palermo and
Sharon Morrow of Ml. Laurel.
Flowergirls were JUUan Steeb
of Somers Point and
Jacqueline Saltner of
Mttlton,
brother of the groom, served
as bat man. Assisting as
ushers were Jack Grdlnich of
Maritai and Greogy Grdinlch
of Delran, both cousins of the
groom.
The bride's attendants wore
a frost rose satin tea length
gown with a train In the back.
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yi wore silk flower
headpieces and carried sflk
Bowers in baskets.
The flowergirls wore hory
satin tea length dresses
coveted with lace, and ivory
ash and bow. They won
silkflower headpieces and
carried sift flower baskets
thpt matched the
bridesmaids
The mother of the bride
wore a rosei and silver tea
length dress with an orchid
corsage. The groom's mother
chow a light pink satin tea
length dress with an orchid
corsage.
A wedding reception was
held at the Ocean View
Firehouse. The couple an
residing In Seaville after
returning from a honeymoon
in the British Virgin Islands.
The bride la a graduate of
Ocean City High School and
Trenton State College, She in a
business teacher at Absegaml
High School in Absecon. The
groom Is a graduate of
Luiape Regional High School
in Mt, Laurel and York
College, He is self-employed.
FarreU and Williams
plan September wedding
Constance S. Parrell of
Southampton, Pa. announces
the engagement of her
daughter, Karen of Ocean
City to Brian Jeffrey
Williams, ion of Mr. and Mrs,
Robert Brown Williams of
Surf City. Miss FarreU Is also
the daughter of William A.
FarreU Jr. of Wantngton, Pa.
The bride to be Is formerly
jf iwianH pi, she (n a
graduate of Council Rock
High School in Newtown, Pa.
and Cedar Crest College,
Allentown, Pa, She la a night
attendant for TransWorid
Airline (TWA).
200 S. Shore Rd., Marmora
Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Burnell
THURSDAY, JANUARY
Bethas, Zulker
to wed in December
Mb «« Ocean
the engagement «
of Mr. and Mr*
A. Znlker Sr. of
Marmora,
The bride
graduate of Ocean City
School end employed by B if
Department Store.
Mr. Zulker Is also
School and employed by
AUon Homes Construction.
A December 1968 wedding is
planned
Schoelkopf to address civic association
The Garden'! Civic
Association will hold Iti
midwinter meeting 8
Friday, Jan. M In
Flanders Hotel featuring
guest speaker Bob
Is director of the
Marine Mammal Stranding
Center In Briganttne and will
present a tilde show and
speak on ocean pollution. AS
member! are welcome.
George GUmour U chairing
the meeting.
Sikora and Wigglesworth are wed
Mr. Williams, a graduate of
Bait Stroudsberg University,
is the food and beverage
manager of The Days Inn In
Absecon.
Ellis, Breckenridge
Margaret Mary Sftora and
Thomas Paul Wlgglesworth of
Somers Point wen united in
marriage Oct 10 In Church o*
the Resurrection, Marmora.
The Rev. Herman Burger
officiated during the 1 o'clock
honor. Bridesmaids were
Mrs. Robert Stank of Ab>
secon, the groom's sister,
Debbie Dicky of Wenonah,
Jennifer Cheruka of Absecon,
the groom's niece, and Ann
Rea of Collingiwood.
plan summer wedding
double ring ceremony. Drew
Damon was organist
Rex B. Davis Jr. of
WUUamstown was the best
Mr. and Mm. Richard C. to.wnploysd by Dr. Hannah
mils of Marmora announce
id, DM In Lin-
the engagement of their wood.
daughter, Pamela Sue and Mr. Breckenridge Is a
Andrew P. Breckenridge, „,_,„.. rat P«toft« of. . George
of Dr. and Mrs. Robert „ WMhtaitoii .. , _ _ , .
g of Cherry HUl Washington, D.C. and li
and Ocean City.
School Diitrlct.
Miss EUis attended Lyndon A summer wedding ii
State College In Vermont and planned.
STEDEM'S BEAUTY SALON
The bridge Is the daughter
of Mr. and Mrs. Charles A.
Sikora Jr. of Audubsn, TM
groom Is the son of Mr. and
Mrs. Thomas P.
Wlgglesworth Sr. of Somers
Given in marriage by tar
fatter, the bride wore a
chiffon over taffeta gown
appUqued with Alencon lace,
pearli and sequins. Her
matching headpiece held the
cathedral length veil and
man. Assisting as ushers were
Tommy Decky of Wenonah,
Robert Stasuk of Aosecon, the
groom*! brother-in-law,
JosephSlkora of Mt Ephram,
the bride's brother, Tom
McGlone of Columbia, Md.,
and Qlen Nichols of
WUllflmstown.
Tiffany Champion of
Tuckahoe, the groom's
cousin, wu flower girL
Tot bride's attendants won
tact over taffeta tea length
Complete
Beauty Servicei
blusher. She carried a
cascade bouquet of Ivory
phalaenopsls, yellow
dresses In a rainbow of colors
featuring short front and
longer back hemline. They
Open Year'Round
sweetheart roses, and sonle
rages on a rosary and prayer
won autumn color baby's
breath in their hair and
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Mrs. Michael Doyle of
Oaklyn was the matron of
carried cascades of assorted
flowers trimmed with gold
ribbon and ivory lace
streamers.
The mother of the bride
won a turquoise gown
and yellow roses conage. The
groom's mother chose a
peach color gown and cream
cymbldlum corsage.
Following the reception at
Omar** Restaurant In Mays
Landing, the couple left for a
honeymoon In Jamaica. They
are making their borne In
Somers Point,
The bride Is a graduate of
Audubon High School and
Camden County College with
an associate In applied
science degree In food
Cross run on Wheels group
will sponsor a four day, three
night, tour of Washington,
D.C. Sept. 1MIH.,The tour
Includes Mt Vernon cruise,
the White House, Capitol,
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Mr, and Mrs, Thomas
Wlgglesworth Jr.
management The groom Is t
graduate of Mainland
Regional High School. Both
are employed at Caesars
Casino In Atlantic City.
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to announce tfiat fu. U now tntjugut.
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at the moat out.
••eh year Exchange CMfaa
compete for recognition and
HnhikrStnMI-IMM
: D. Wayne Elliot, left, recently Installed at
; most excellent high priest of Ocean City chapter
: No. 46 Royal Arch Masons, Is congratulated by
: Robert Sheridan, district deputy grand high
; priest, Grand Royal Arch chapter in New Jersey.
Floral arrangement
how-to is presented
* A demonstration on floral
arrangements was presented
by EUie Hughs to members Of
fee Rotary Ann dub of Ocean
City during the Jan. 11
meeting at Mac's Restaurant
; Three amngements were
Completed and then chanced
tff to the members.
Arden Shaw presided
during the business meeting
when • donation was
authorlted to the Scott | ^
CmBrey Fund and Cape May
Goan& Teen Arts Faittvtl
The February meeting win
feature • demonstMtion on
knitting.
ITC speech
Contest Monday here
The Jersey Cape Chapter of
fee International Training In
. Communication Club will hold
a speech contest 7;S0 pa.
Monday, Feb. 1 In the inter
mediate school
auditorium, 19th Street and
Bay Avenue. ,
Featured will be several
dub members, Judged by a
panel. The winner will
NEWNAMS ANNOUNCE
BIRTH OF SON
Mr. and Mrs. William B.
'Newnmn of Ocean City announce
the birth of their flmt
child, a son Thomas Henry,
born Dec. 21 In Shore
Memorial Hospital, Somers
Point, He weighed seven
pounds 12 ounces, Maternal
grandparents are Mr. and
Mrs. Henry Kryslak of
Wilmington, Del., Paternal
grandmother Is Mary Nelson
of Urna, Pa.
•V'J
compete In the rtC Council
contest to be beW In Atlantic
Qry at a later date.
The public Is welcome to
attend the event The club U
open to adults interested In
Improving their communication
and leadership
For information about the
club or contest, contact Stacy
Murphy 39M283 or Nancy
Hghter 822-7082.
Jersey Cape Shun dub will
nave a show and ten program
by the members at 8 pm
Monday, Feb. 1 In the
Wetlands Institute, Stone
Harbor Blvd. There wttl htt'
combination of short lecturei
and slide show. For Information
call Roberta
SMiomi mmt.
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Ttm EsdangB ttotm of
Ootan aty tod Mttoctim
nen ncognma tar^tntir
tfotia In mambennip, (tat
local dab rtMlvIng the
ditrict tnedtbenhm growth
bwMf tor On hkgntftt per>
cratoge of pe* membwt
g I , ,
Tto Oce»n City dab ate
Acetftd the Benjamin Van
Dauen Meuartal pUque for
having the bat Imagi In
Eiehinge and the Morton
Wlnheld Memorial U
beU for havin
wtth the b«t
to •ddltton, Ocean aty took
second pl««> for the monthly
bulletin and third ptace tor
ovwul •ttendance.
Imtdwltate part praUent
lip K«tt, thanked the
T11E SENTINEL LEDGER. OCEAN CITY, N J,
I . pheMtvtMlerttiisn
Jim Oorc6ran, left, congratulates Edward
MacClane Oii his Btate position with AARP, Cor
coran will now take over as president of the loctT
chapter.
Attends leadership conference
Staying young is topic
It* Friendly $
Introduced by ttetrw
Pete's Uol^
Wtterttat RQUI Ymgit.
Church icctiiUy ttm » Htak' tttt tSm dewribeft-how
entitted All your>rts don't
www o«t «a the some time,
Plays for kids set
Country ShOM Women's
Qnb annodnced its arintua
production of l
ehlMrw *riH be
Satunlay Mirehandllln
the Upper Township
EJemtntiry SchooL
The chlldren'j plays we tn
of several tond-raUlng
tmlecb the club hokh during
the year to benefit local
Hsniday and Sat
Young Wr* chaturomen tot
Qfeattnoty l C h r i t T t
Tot« project. Daring Uui
hottdaysmembert and local
ImriiMMMl Oootted new toy*
and games I6t needy chOdttn
toUpwtwS:
(Country Shore *otnen'»
Oab It a member tit *he ti J.
Slate Federation of Women'*
Qnbs and General Federation
of Women's Ctubk.
Training set for
intervention volunteers
Eichsjige Club."
Training classes for new
According to IUts, "Being
contact volunteers win begin
the be* In the itito took the
7:30 pan. Wednesday, Feb. s
chapter, parttdprted in
•cttve Involvement of |fag
let coveted at Shore Memorial Hospital,
national leadership
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Cape May counties. Over 2,000
calls a month are answered
by volunteers.
For^more4nformaUott can
etfrttU In Atlantic County or
SMS5J in Cape May Codftty.
Contact Is a United Way
Agency.
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afferent *irjf«j .
in b*»rt tn44(tit.
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ambitions to becooe afntett,
dancers, ctacna performetti 1
now they succeeded or failed,
ahd whit] lewora^ watt
learned Iran the •tpeilence.
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