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Concert Sunday honors Ruggieri on 85th birthday Ocean City
coming events
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Frank Rugperi, will be hon-
Ahnen who federates
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Write on Two. For informa-
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Handart Hotel Ruggifri,
tion, call the Arts Center,
net, St J^in Luih««ii CKuidi,
whp Is caletaaang his 85th
399-7628.
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vsXten only, «U 3»W9il 9 mm. Garden Qub M Ocean/CiQr,
birthday, has spent ovar 60
to 130 p,m. Wedneidiy. CMstaii huidnon, Hdy Wnlty
of those yean Involved
The Arts Center's Holi-
Q\urch, 30th and Bay, neat.
with dty musical programs.
day Craft Show begins Dec.
SATURDAY'
Frank, who still takes an
6 and runs through the
Boy Seoul Twop 32, VFW hall,
active role in the Pop
Story hour with enflf »nd 15th und Bay, 730 p.m. "
month in the main Gallery,
mude'for preschool
Orehestm as its conductor
p duldim
Another artistic event of
emeritus, began as a bas-
b Qty ftm PuHJe Ubmy, Alcohollai Anonym mis, Holy
importance, the annual
6th and Oaan. 1030 p.m.
soonist in 1929, He has
Ttinity Eptsecpal Church, 3C*
Messiah Sing Along is set
served as manager and in
1971 took over as conductor Lisa Thomas
Todd Thomas
for 4 p.m.. Dee. 8 at St.
Alcoholics Anonymous, Holy
indBiy/Bpm.
Peter's United Methodist
Trinity Episcopil Oiiiidi, 3Qth
and musical director, succeeding
John Warruigton, on the development of tfw
attack on Pearl Harbor with Church, under the direction
and Bay, 8'JO pjn.
PTA, Intermediate school
In 1986, he retired as musi- orchestra.
special ceremonies 2 p.m. of John Gregory Bate,
cal director passing the The Maesfro had a distin- Dec. 7 at the Post, 15th and
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SUNDAY
baton to William Schelble, guished career with many Bay Ave.
Midmonth activities
8Sih Wrthdiy rarty lor ftsnk Matchpoint Jrt, duplicate
In went years, his skills orchesrrBS Including Phil- Activities will include Include the annual Carolfest
Ruggiat, The Fluideu Hotel, taMge, Youth Cwter, 6th uid
lllh and ttie bo»rdwalk, 4 pa, Atlantic, 730 p,m.
and wisdom as conductor hannonie, where he played dipping of the colon in and Children's concert
Tidtcta»re$10.
emeritus have been invalu- under the direction of remembrance, rifle squad, combined this year 3 p.m.
WEDNESDAY
able to the Orchestra, Leonard Bernstein. taps and greetings and Dec, 14, at the Sports and
MONDAY
The "Maestro," as he is He soil travels to musical remarks by Post Com- Civic Center, 6th St. and the
Good Counsel Friendship
affectionately known, will events throughout the mander Stacy Cartledge. boardwalk. Sindia Day,
Nomads, DMUVUC bin, Staitti- Oub, church sodal lull, 40th and
mere, 11J0s.nl.
Cental, 12^0 pjn.
be the honored guest at a world and will be visiting
Refreshments wUl Mowsponsored
by the Historical
special program 4 pai. Sun- Rome next year.
the ceremony. Museum, wiU be held 1-5
day, Dec. 1, at the Flanders, Frank is an avid walker,
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p.m. Sunday, Dee. 15 at the
Ocean City Exchange Club, Qias Oub, Youth Center, fth
fiO
and Atlantic, 7 p.m.
Featured will be the Olde so if you see him around Following die Christmas Museum, 1735 Simpson
City Woodwind Quintet town this weekend, don't Parade, th* Retail Mer- Ave. This is the annual holi-
Oeaii Qty Gird Qub Deal. U«» Ch*i Htny'i Inn, Somand
Todd and lisa Thomas, forget to wish him a happy chants Association has setday
program that commem-
Bd,Youih&nt«,6lhindAUaii- asVmiJpm.
two of those most popular birthday.
up a list of activities on Satorates the beaching of The
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to perform with the Tickets for Sunday's prourdays in December. These Strata, a clipper ship, in
—' — American Legion, Morgan- ^
Pops,
pmm are $10 to benefit the include breakfast with waters off 15th Street. An
Jersey Cipc ITC, Shuflleboatd Randt Foil 137,14th and Haven, W
Energetic and youthful, Friends of the Pops, a group Santa 9 ajn. at Say Break- historic house tour will be Maestro emeritus Frank Rugflit rt, pieturtd hi re dur- Building, Ml «ftd Boardwalk,
Ruggieri is one of fiie major which helps to support the fast, 6th and Asbury Ave. held the same day. Foring
one of his guest appearances on the Music Pier 7:30 p.m.
figures in this community's orchestra. You can buy tick- and horse and carriage information, call 399-1801. last summer, has bten an active partidpant and famil-
Alpha Beta Chapter, Beta
substantial musical history ets it the door,
rides with Santa, 1 to 4 p.m.
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iar figure in tht resort for more than half a century.. Beach Babies Motheri Qub, Sigma Phi, 8 p.m.
along with the lepndary Happy birthday, Frank. from 9lh and Asbury Ave. The city's annual Waves
Tom Perkins, emcee and
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The rides are free. Breakfastof
Caring Drive for theChamber
music group at Ruggieri benefit
baritone, and Clarence Saturday, Dec. 7 is Pearl charge depends on your needy begins after Thanks-
Fuhrman, who was conduc- Harbor Day, the 50th anni- order.
giving. If you have doming OCEAN OTY — Tlie 1979. Ae quintet has beat regularly on radio station regularly win ensembles in
tor for 25 years (1950-19^). versary of the eeuntay*s
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or toys to donate, please Olde City Wind Qutatet dedicated to the pnte- WHYY-FM's community Philadelphia, such as the
Ruggieri also eradits J. Fred entry into World War U. Write on Two, the newcall
the Public Relations wUl perform as part of the mance ol fine chamber concert series. Locally, the Pennsylvania Ballet, Open
Manne, who was musical Our local VFW Ferguson- writers group that meets atoffice,
399-6111, Ext. 222. A 85th birthday anniversary music by oranpogeis from group performs annually in Company of Philadelphia,
director from 1933 to 1945, FogUo Post will had the the Ocean City Arts Center, distribution center wUl becelebration
far Frank Rug- the classical period through Cape M»y a§ part el'the Pennsylvania Opera The-
as being a major influence city in remembering the 1735 Simpson Ave., has twoset
up in a store across from gieri 4 pjn. Sunday, Dec 1 thBcontempenry. summer chamber music ater, Concerto Soloists and
• meetings next month, 10 dry Hall, same location as tTTFkd
'series.
the Philadelphia Orchestra.
a.m. Dec. 4, and 7 p.m. Dee. last year.
Slnet Its formation In The group has perlornied
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Thurtdsy, Novembar28,1991 OcasnClty, N.J. THE SENTINEL-LEDGER A15
A many-splendored concert at St Peter ? s Westminster Singers to perform
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Hie Masterworks Choir
. has been around for most of
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variety of conductors. E«d»
leader has built on the preceding
conductor's achievements
and has endowed the
accomplished chat with Ws
individuality.
John Gregory Bate's
tenure has seen the greatest
growth in numbers and
j prestige. The Masterworks
choir has reached over i
hundred in membership
and is sBU growing. With
Bate's reputation as a
demanding director and
achiever, it speaks well for
the singers that they are
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Champagne Pops
Concert with Mtena«l Bugllo
and fte New Jersey Pops
Grcheslra, 8 pm, Saturday,
DBC 7, at WUdwood Convention
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The choir and orchestra
will perform holiday favorites,
classics and pops.
The Westmlruttr Stagers
are students from ttm worldrenowned
Westminster
Choir College, Princeton.
They are all music students
ment functions.
Each year, tea of thou-
sands of New Jerseyans hear
this dynamic orehesta pa-form
in concerts throughout
the Garden State.
The Pops repertorie
includes classics and orchestral
favorites, the best of
ftmdway and Hollywood,
patriotic and contemporary
works and stag-alongs.
The Burdette Tomlin gala
concert is co-sponsored by
Cape May county's lading
financial institutions, induding
Cape Savings Bank,
Chemical Bank, Covenant
willing to endure long and
primary focus of the solo-
grueling rehearsals to reach
ists, since a great deal of
a high level of performance.
small orchestra literature
I In their latest concert per-
was written during this
formance the Masterworks
period. They do, however,
Choir was joined by the
play music from all historic
Concerto soloists of Phila-
periods including the 20th
delphia in two major
Century. We fondly recall
works, the Vivaldi Gloria
their performance of a
and Bach's Magnipmt.
Shostakovich piano con-
These two compositions certo with international
from the height of thepiano
luminary Susan Starr
Baroque period were pre- at the keyboard on the
k sen ted under optimum con- MusteHer.
'ditions and the combined The Concerto Soloist's
efforts of the two orgaruza- director is local celebrity
tans were near perfection. Marc Mostavoy. He did not
Those in attendance were accompany his Illustrious
transported to Ulm or ensemble at this concert
Ravenna of the 17 and 18th and direction of the entire
centuries. The Concerto affair was the responsibility
soloists are old Maids and of Bale. Bate has become a
frequent performers in most capable choral and
Ocean Gty thanks to Esther orchestral conductor. The
» Well, whose Friends of results could be heard
Bank, Hrst Southern State
and represent the test voicesBade
and National Westmin-
in the college's many musical ster Bank and by National
disciplines, including Mice, Associates insurance provid-
oigaii, piano, conducting and ers, Cape May.
quartet consisting of to capacity and this kind of education.
soprano Nancy Fox-Mc-
Tables far eight are $350.
increasingly competent per-
Namee, mezzo sopranoformance will continue to The singers tour extensive- The evening will include
alto Jacqueline Taylor, tenor attract growing numbers of ly, performing on the tradi- champagne and gourmet
Frank Knauss and baritone music lovers.
nonal concert stage and far hors docuvres.
Tim Badgley.
special meetingsjund raisers For table reservations, call The Westminster Singers will perform at Bordetteand
corporate and govern- 522-4300 or 884-5400. Tomlin Memorial Hospital's Pops Conceit Dec. 7.
Baroque music requires a
great deal of vocal agility ATMIIMPOST23
and dexterity. Badgley and
Knauss are growing in this
technique although we sus- Shoemaker Holly lighting ceremony 6 p.m, Monday
pect that they are both more
comfortable with l?ih Cen-
UFF!R TOWN5OT — "We hope families from Ity employee volunteers. te be well over MO years Visitors are urged to
tury and later literature.
The 1991 holiday lighting throughout the area will They wUl greet the chUdren old. ta the early 1950s, the arrive early for convenient '
ceremony of the famed join us in lighting this his- present.
tree was about to be bull- free parking.
Sheemaker Holly on the toric old tree," said
The ladles were quite at
Music will be provided dozed to make room for the In case of inclement
Garden State Parkway will Leusner, "In addition,
home with the music. Tay-
by the award-winning Mid- new parkway when mem- weather, the event tvffl be,
begin 6 pjn. Monday, Dec. the/U enjoy musk and carlor's
voice grows in richdle
Township Panther bers of the HoUy Society of held the following evening,
2, oling, visits with Santa and
ness and her lower register
Ktoehing land and Ange- America took their cause toDee.
3,
New Jersey Highway »««y favorite storybook
is developing nicely. Her
lus Chorus. " Candy ~ • canes, the Authority Commission- The Shoemaker Holly is
Authority Commiisioner characters, treats and hot
middle and upper register
hot beverages and cookies en.
located at the John $• .
beverages.. and, of course,
an still the most pleasant to Charles M. Leusner of Mid-
will be given out free to all As a result, plans wen Townsend-Shoemiker
lots of goodwill."
near. McNamee's Buddie dle Township announced
who attend. Leusner will redrawn and the parkway Hofly pienfc area, Mikm*.
name should be versatility the eeremfny. The author- The program will begin serve as master of ceremo- spread out on bom sides of 23 on the Garden Sale
results could be at not ordy because of to ity operates the 173-mile with the arrival of Santa nies.
the tree, it is believed that Parkway. Access Is avail-
Music organization has fea- the concert
great variety of music she parkway and the Garden and several children's
The evening highlight
the holly derives its name able to both north
tured the renowned cham-
The vocal soloists were sings but because of theSate
Arts Center in Hota- favorite characters, porbe
the' Ughting erf the
own southbound motorists.
ber orchestra many toes.
the four stalwarts who com- phenomenal range of herdel.
land before it was pur'
Baroque music ft theprise
St Peter's regular voice,Thg churchTwas filled
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