May 1979 - On-Line Newspaper Archives of Ocean City

PAGE 4 — SECTION ONE OCEAN CITY (N.J.) SENTINEL-LEDGER THURSDAY. MAY 24,1979
VFW holds installation
SOMERS POINT - A Joint
inslallal ion ceremony for
officers of Roberts-Johnson
Post 2189 VFW and Auxiliary
was held last week.
Pearl Mrvica was installed
for the llth consecutive year
, as president of the Auxiliary
, ..and Mike Mrvica went in for
ttie 151 h consecutive year as
commander of the post.
••• Other auxiliary officers
installed were Gloria
Flahertv. senior vice
president; Ann Vearling,
junior vice president; Ruth
Giles, secretary; Mary Ang,
treasurer; Lillian Petersen,
chaplain: Sara Heffernan,
conductress; Jeanne Risley,
LIFEGUARD TRYOUTS
SEA ISLE CITY - This
resort's beach patrol will be
conducting Lifeguard tryouts
; on June 9, at n :30a.m. at 44th
.St. and the beach.
^Registration begins at 10 a.m.
Captain Thomas P. McCann
. states there will be two parts
to the test; each will be
• :weighed equally — a '/i-mile
-run and, after an hour rest
there will be a 350-yard swim.
Summer
Separates..
Blouses *15
Shorts $ 19
Skirts •19
Top *18
Open Memorial Hay Til 3
Senior Citizen
IWounl UK* Off
Stubbs'
Dress Shoppe
741A$buryAve.
Oat* Daily 10-5
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assistant conductress;
Florence Nugent, guard;
trustees Florence Myers for
three years, Bessie Innocente
for two years and Doris
Adams for one year; Joan
Searle, historian; Shirley
Claggett, patriotic instructress;
Kathleen Thomas,
musician; and Helen Innocente,
Christine Hicks,
Grace Kee and Florence
Chambers, color bearers.
Installing officer was
Jeanne Risley, 16th District
president. Assisting was
Mildred .Cippilo, past
president of the auxiliary in
Mays Landing.
Allan O. Risley, past 16th
district commander, in
stalled the following officers
for the post: Charles
Scheerle, senior vice commander;
Mark Olanoff, junior
vice commander; Francis
Palmieri, chaplain; Risley,
quartermaster; Thomas
Innocenie, Joseph Heffernan
and Barry Capelli, trustees;
Donald Hudome, judge advocate;
and Charles Nugent,
adjutant.
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9J7-7575
shoes, accessories and apparel
for the discriminating female
Mon.-Sat. 10-5:30 p.m.
Fri. 'til 9 p.m.
Mr. and Mrs. Douglass A. Smith
Club sets three trips
The Pairs and Spares Club
is planning three trips to take
place in July and October.
The trips are open to the
public.
The first is a trip to Montreal
and Quebec, eight days
and seven nights leaving July
10 and returning July 17. The
cost is $255 and will include
three nights at the Queen
Elizabeth Hotel in Montreal, a
two-hour sightseeing trip of
Montreal and two nights at
(he Quebec Hilton overlooking
ihe Citadel and the Old Walled
City.
All baggage handling and
tipping for porters and bell
hops is included plus bus
accommodations between
Ocean City and Philadelphia.
Amtrak's coach train from
Philadelphia to Montreal, a
two-hour bus tour of Quebec
City and an evening tour to Le
Festin Du Gouveneur with a
winp dinner and entertajarnem
in an authentic
NOW OPEN
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96th St. Stone Harbor
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setting of a bygone era.
The second trip planned is a
cruise leaving October 11 and
returning October 20. The
cruise will be to Nassau and
Freeport from Miami and
three days and nights in
Miami at Ihe Marco Polo
hotel. The cost is $460 which
will include all baggage
handling, five days and four
nights on board the SS
Emerald Seas and all bin
transfers between station,
ship and hotel.
The third trip is eight days
to Bermuda leaving New
York October 13 and returning
October 20. Included is
the round trip motorcoach to
the New York pier, the oneweek
cruise, four days in
Bermuda with all meals and
midnight buffets on the SS
Statendam.
Members of Pairs and
Spares as well as the public
are welcome. For further
information contact
Frances B. Miller. 398-1349,
Final order week
for hydrangeas
This is the final week to
order hydrangea plants far
the annual Hydrangea
Festival, Janet Scioli,
chairman, warns.
The plants will be delivered
here Saturday and will be
available for pickup. They
come in either pink or blue
and may beordered by calling
Mrs. Scioli at 396-4486.
The annual Hydrangea
Festival and Trail will take
place in July at which time
visitors are invited to drive
along the marked trail
covering part of Atlantic
County and Cape May County.
Local community winners
will be selected in advance
and sweepstake winners will
be announced early in July.
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FOR DANCEWEAR
FOR CASUALWEAR
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Deborah Lee Marshall weds Douglass Smith
Deborah Lee Marshall,
daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
Irving A. Marshall Jr. of 120
Baitersea Rd., and Douglass
A. Smith of Willow Grove,
Pa., son of Marjorie Smith
and Frank Schmidt, were
united in marriage Saturday,
April 28 in the First United
Methodist Church. -
The Rev. Charles Wilcock,
pastor, officiated at the
double' ring ceremony and
John Wilson was organist.
Selections included "Trumpet
Voluntary," "The Lord's
Prayer," and "Prelude in G
Major."
Cathy A. Marshall of this
dty was maid of honor for her
sister, Serving as
bridesmaids were Patricia
Chadwick cf this dty, Pam
Smith of Atlanta, Ga., and
Marjorie Smith of
Philadelphia, sisters of the
groom.
David Erb of Plymouth
Meeting, Pa., was best man.
Assisting as ushers were
James I. Marshall of this city,
brother of the bride. Michael
Rafferty of Drexel Hill, Pa.,
and Robert Mahoney of
Hatboro, Pa.
Due to the illness of her
father, the bride was escorted
by her brother. She was attired
in an empire gown of
white organza trimmed with
Chantilly laceover taffets and
featuring a chapel-length
train. Her fingertip veil edged
in lace was held in place with
a headpiece of matching
Chantilly lace and she carried
a cascade of pink roses and
white stephanotis.
The bridal attendants wore
polyester halter gowns with
short pleated capelets, had
headpieces of white daisies
and carried nosegays of pink
roses, white pom poms and
• daisies. The maid of honor's
gown was in medium rose and
the bridesmaids in lighter
rose.
The groom wore a dark.
Narcotics club topic
David Abrahamsen who is
serving with the U. S. Attorney's
Office and the
Bureau of Narcotics under the
district attorney of
Philadelphia, spoke on narcotics
at the meeting of the
Women's Club last week in the
home of Mrs. Raymond
Buchanan.
Mr. Abrahamsen was introduced
by his mother, Mrs.
Watson Abrahamsen who is a
member of the club.
Painting a picture of the
early use of narcotics, Mr.
Abrahamsen described in
detail the profit to be gained
by dealers and the complete
deterioration of the individual
who becomes addicted to drug
usage.
Users paint a different
picture. Although they are
unable to work and must
commit crimes against
society at large to secure the
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necessary funds to supply
their need, they continue to
call their addiction "harmless."
Plans for the annual in-
stallation banquet were
discussed and annual
department reports were
given by the chairmen.
Hostesses for the evening
were Mrs. Wood Blackmon
and Mrs. E. Harvey Harris.
Memorial
Day
Dawn Reg. *22
Wtlltt, BIlM
Tan
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green knit suit with white
ruffled shirt and the
groomsmen wore light green
knit suits.
* For her daughter's wedding
Mrs. Marshall chose a long
sleeved aqua polyester gown
styled with a draped neckline.
Her outfit was completed with
white accessories and a white
cymbidium orchid.
For the occasion Mrs. Smith
selected a minf green dacron
polyester gown with a lace
jacket, white accessories and
a white cymbidium orchid.
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ears pierced
with fashion —
starter stud
earrings!
Following a reception at
Dock 9 restaurant, the couple
left for a honeymoon at
Disney World in Florida and a
tour of ihe southern states.
They are making their home
in Willow Grove. A
The bride is a 1978 graduate^
of Ocean City High School.
The groom is a graduate of
Abington High School and
Temple University School of
Horticulture. They will be
serving as managers of-the
Peggy Dee Gift and Flowj
Shop in Upper Dublin, Pa.
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Styles & Colors
FtorWa Reg. '16
Women's Sandals
Clarissa Reg. *21.
(Black only)
Women's Gobbles 20% OFF
Bee Gee, Reg. $ 32. Now $ 25 ao
lAcense, Reg. '35. Now $ 28.
Sidestep, Reg. '36... Now $ 28 80
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THURSDAY. MAY 24,1979 OCEAN CITY (NJf.) SENTINEL-LEDGER PAGE 5 — SECTION ONE
Marysusan Teeney weds Joseph C. Allegretto
St. Augustine's R.C. Church
was the letting Saturday
afternoon for the wedding of
Marysusan Teeney of 4710
Asbury Av. and Joseph C.
Allegretto of BOB- 4th St.
The Rev. Joseph
Waggenhoffer officiated at
the double ring ceremony and
John Allegretto, brother of the
groom, was soloist. Selections
Included "Evergreen," "You
light Up My 1Mb," "Wedding
Sons" and "Wherever You
GoT*
The bride is the daughter of
#,, Planner guest at teen meeting
Christine Fies, recreation
planner for the Brigantine
' National WUdUfe Refuge, will
' be program guest at the
luncheon meeting of the First
,. PresbyterianKeenagersnext
•'Friday, June 1 at noon In the
church.
_ The Brigantine National
•:-WUdlife Refuge is 1,600 acres '
:?*HOf saltmanh located one mile
r-:«ast of the village of
*»-Oceanvflle on Route 9. It was
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established in ynt primarily
for the protection and
management of waterfowl in
the Atlantic Flyway.
Visitors are Invited to take a
self-guided auto tour of eight
miles and observe wildlife at
dose range.
Deadline for luncheon
reservations hi Hay 28. They
may be made by calling Helen
Buckmaster, 399-7074, or the
Rev. Edwin Shlslcr, 390-2307.
buy 3 and save on
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by
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Once a year you have your chance to stock up on
perfect little Pechglos. This famous fabric feels fresh
and cool as a fluff of fine powder next to the skin.
Marvelously soft and absorbent. Wears and wears.
And launders like a dream.
A. SHORTPANTIE. 5-7. reg. S3.75 each NOW* FOB ft.SO
8-9. reo. Sttteach N0W«Mfl«t1.M
B. BRIEF. 4-7. reg. tt.75 .each NOW * «O* $7.es
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C. BIKINI. 4-7. reg. «J0 each MOWS FOR M.J0
O TITE 1 PANTIE. 5-7. reg. *j.7S each
short or medium tongtfi MOW 1POU tfje
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LINOBRI6 - 2ND FLOOR
Mr. and Mrs. James J. with an, illusion A-Une skirt
Teeney. The groom is the eon and chapel-length train
of Mr. and Mrs. Andrew R. trimmed with Vemee lace.
Allegretto.
Her French illusion veil
Gerianne Lindtey of Brook- draped?rom a handmade lace
field, Com., sister of the and she carried a
bride, was matron of honor. colonial bouquet of white
Bridesmaids were Sue Me* roses and baby's breath.
The matron of honor wore
an apricot quuua gown with a
printed Jacket. She had yellow
rases in her hair and carried a
matching arrangement. The
bridal attendants were
similarly attired in yellow
quiana gowns with apricot
Carty of Brookfleld, Mary
Jane McGowan of Clifton
Heights, Pa., and Mary
AUegrettoof this city, sister of
the groom.
Richard Allegretto of this
dty, brother of the groom,
was best man. Serving as
ushers were Andrew'
Allegretto, brother of the
groom; James J. Teeney of
Sandy Hook, Conn., brother of
the bride; and Robert Lowry
Jr. of Piscataway..
Klra iindsey, niece of the
bride, was flower girl and
Michael Allegretto, nephew of
the groom, was ring bearer.
Escorted by her father, the
bride was attired in a white
polysheer gown fashioned
Ladies' night set
at Masonic Club
SOMERS POINT — The
members of Somera Point
Masonic Club will entertain
their ladies at the annual
Spring Frolic Monday, June
U at Harry's Inn.
An evening of dining and
dancing with music by the
Mystics is planned. Guests
are invited. For tickets
contact the president, Stanley
Pearson, 653-0092.
Far her daughter's wedding
Mrs. Teeney chose an egg
shell dress with printed
Jacket, matching accessories
and a cymbidium orchid
purse corsage. For the occasion
Mrs. Allegretto
selected a blue-green, longsleeved
chiffon gown with
matching accessories, and a
beige cymbidium purse
corsage.
Following a reception at
Daniel's Restaurant in
Sttmers Point, the couple left
for a honeymoon in
WUliamsburg, Va. They wiD
reside at 508 4th St.
The bride graduated from
Brookfleld (Conn.) Hi|'
School and Endteott College in
Beverly, Mass. She hi employed
at the First National
Bank of South Jersey in
Somera Point. The groom, a
graduate of Ocean City High
School, Is employed-by the
Garden State Parkway
Authority.
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our Lawn and Ganlen Dept. where
you will see many Items
especially REDUCEO for our Early
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Concert series success
The first concert series hi
Ocean City during the winter
months came to a successful
conclusion recently.
Four concerts were
presented on the Music Pier
Jnm October to April to large
audiences. The highlight of
the season was the presentation
of Susan Starr,
renowned pianist with the
Concerto Soloists of
Philadelphia; Marc
Mostovoy, director. The
season concluded last
Saturday with a unique
performance by Temple
utalverslty's Opera Theatre,
with George McKinely,
director.
Since so much interest and
enthusiasm has been shown
in this initial venture, plans
are being made to continue
the series next winter. The
Friends of Music of the Ocean
City Art Center, a newly
organised group with Esther
Weil, music chairman, has
been responsible, for the
success of this major undertaking
for Ocean City
during this centennial year.
The neat meeting of the
Friends of Music wffl be held
k> mid-June.
New! Pick a true
flowerfmgmncefrom
our French Garden!
Tea Rose. Tuberose. •
Gardenia, Lilac.
Fragrances as true as if you picked
the dewy flowers yourself.
Spray on one. two or three at
a time. Enchanting! Limited edition
from Alyssa Ashley. 2 oz., only $3 each.
HALF
PRICE!
Houbigant
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For all your "I feel very Chantilly"
soft moods. At these half-price savings
take two! Limited time.
Eau de Cologne. 7.75 fl. oz. NOW 3°°
Spray Cologne, net wt. 4.25 oz. NOW 4 5 °
Stainton's
MAIN STORM — 1ST FLOOR
CASING 1 PM. MON. MAY2t
Terri Heubel is wedB
to David Chiddentou
A wedding of local interest
look place last Saturday hi the
First United Methodist
Church of CoUingswood when
Terri Lee Heubel became the
bride of David Chiddenton.
The Rev. Philip Worth officiated
at the 4 o'clock
The bride is the daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. Edgar A.
Heubel of 8381st St., Ocean
aty, and CoUingswood. The
CoUingswood and Kathy
Williams of Oaklyn.
Robert Chiddenton cf ML
Holly served as best man for
his brother. Assisting' as
ushers were Gary Hvnbej of
Mthwah.hrotheroltbe-bride;
Steven Bard of MedMtfand
Jeffrey McKenna
r
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Following a reception at
Merlon Caterers '« iCHn-
is the son of Mr. and naminson, the coupleleft fora
Albert Chiddenton of wedding trip to Cogland.
Defaran.
Ihey wlU mate tte^Qne in
Eleanor Nelson of Somerdale. —'•":-•;„
da was matron of The bride is a jraftjijie of
honor. Bridesmaids were Ousboro State CoUeaiC: Tse
Joanne Rupp of Cherry 100, groom attends
Susan Rudderow of County College.
Pot-luck dinner
Mrs. David ChlddcntM
LINWOOO - A pot-luck
duner at the home of Mrs.
Eugene Flanagan dosed the
season for the American
home department of the
Women's Club of Iinwood.
Honored were the new officers,
Mrs. Lane HmUey.
chairman, and Mrs. Richard
Frkk, treasurer.
A brief business meeting
was b f f 4 d ^ j ^
will be resumed m the fall on
the tablecloth being made by
HEAD START SETS
REGISTRAnON
The Ocean aty Head Start
Program is now accepting
applications for pre-school
chudren, ages 3-8.
Registration will continue
now through June 8. For information
call Kim Mc-
Farland at 896-7367.
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