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PAGE 4 — SECTION ONE THE SENTINEL-LEDGER, OCEAN CITY, N.J. FRIDAY, AUGUST 22,1980
League schedules trip to restored Chqflin Estate
chased by the Newman
School, a prestigious Catholic
boys academy. The estate
later served as a college and
seminary and was bought in
1974 by the Township of
Piiploi B» Cnjrlf.. Andruw
Wise (center) is surrounded by her
Lakewood with the assistance
of Green Acres funds,
students at a showing of their work at the Rock.
As you walk through this
, ford Gallery, 406 Asbury Av, Tuesday evening. grand mansion, you will see 13
1
The Ocean afy League of
WomenVotars is sponsoring a
tip on Friday, September 5 to
toe restored Ckflta Estate in
Fin* Park, Lakewood.
Also known as the Mansion
in the Park, the house is a 40-
room Victorian.- mansion
returned to showcase per.
fiction through the efforts of
dozens of interior and landscape
designers. No expense
was spared — the cost of one
room alone was $30,000.
The decorating styles are
eclectic and the results are
opulent and dazzling. The
tours through the house and
surrounding estate provide
something for all tastes; the
antique buff, the avid gardener,
and the frustrated
home decorator.
The Ohaflin family lived
here between 1895 and 1820
windows, three kitchens,
and an enormous The bus will leave Ocean
mid-September. .
solarium filled with plants City at 9 a jn. from 6th St. and
and rattan furniture creating West Av, and return by 8 pjn.
a Victorian Illusion, On theThe cost per person for this
third floor is a charming fund-raising trip is $15 and
sewing room with old sewing includes bus fare, admission
machines, a dress form, and tour.
wicker rocker and handstenciled
floor. These are just
a few of the many roans that
•re on the tour.
The League trip is open to
anyone interested and will be
one of the last opportunities to
see this unique atf ytlon, as
the mansion will be dosed by
Bridge
Lunch may be brought or
purchased there. Space is
United and reservations may
be made by calling Jeanne
Gorman at 398-3280, or by
lending a check made out to
Ocean City League of Women
Votew, P, O. lot 93, Ocean
Qty, 08226.
CHILDBIRTH CLASSES SET
game. Top scorers for the The Cape-Atlantic Childbirth
Education Association
North-South were Peg
Wiegand and Nancy Remmey announces the following
154; May pinto and Stu Fuller UU and for the East-West starting dates for prepared
flrplaces, and no two are148; Ginny and nek Har-sectiondenbergh 141; Johanna Belwoar 221.
11 inNorthfleld; September 23
* Harry and Joechildbirth classes: September
Students' work is added to Regina Wise showing alike. During the renovation
Rosalie Stolinskl uncovered Mlskill and Lucille Morrison
'•I The ahowtaf of the work of In age frorn. S to 80. Hertoe original brick wall and
Ruimers-up for the North- in Semen Points October 8 In
145; Sylvia and Bernard
Regina Wife, which opened Aidants enjoy working to had half the wood floor
South were Peg Atkinson and Northfield- October 15 in
Scheln 137, and Elsie and Al
' bit Friday at the Rockford improve their artistic talents restored in the servants'
Jean McCadden 3MH; Bra. A. Tuckerton and October 20 in
Crwne 138%.
Otllery, 406 Aibury Av., was •a well ai making new friends kitchen and the pastry room.
J. DlMarlno 182%; Edna Pomona, For more information
or registration call
Runners up for the But
augmented on Tuesday during the iummer months. The Grande Room combines
Daniels and Jean DlMarlno
West were Fran Stein and Art
evening by an additional
eclectic furnishings, hand
1MH; Julius "and Marion Laurel Haeser at 260-2600.
Levine IBS; Halm and Bill
exhibit of the sketchs done by After the showing a tufted carpets from China, a
Rauch 182tt; Peg Berdow and
McClure 153%; John Green
Mrs. Wise's itudenta, reception was Mild wife punch satin sofa and Venetian
Margo Garfland 179;
and Bill Goldman ISO] Gene
Mrs, Wise teaches art each and cookies for students, crystal wall sconces.
Joe and Lucille Mlna Irt;
Newman and Roger Warner
arnimw >rr students ranging families and friends. There are many stained
Charlie Bancharl and Fig
148; Rum and Barry Wolf 147; MUUgan ITS; and Betty Evans
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MATCHPOINT - An
average of 132 was made at
last Thursday's game. Top
when the estate was pur. scorers for the North-South
were Dorothy and Mark
Hartig with 170, and-top
scorers for the East-West
were Gloria Fleischer and
Sylvester Lowery 169,
Runners up In Us North-
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B1SCAYNE — High scorer
MATINEE — An average of at Monday nights game was
84 was made at Tuesday's Bob Reeder followed by
bridge game. Top scorers lor Henry Gray, Edith Smith and
file Norm-South were Bobby Bette Wallace. The winner at
Levitt and BUI Goldman with pinochle was Emily Baehrle.
103. Runners-up were Birdie
Qoldua and Harriet Robbing
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Top scorers for the East- world authority on the cone
West section we Bewrly obeli and aasUrtant curator of
Cohen and Phyllis Hedson malacology at the American
with 11414. Runneru-up were Museum of Natural History,
Bernlce Brodsky and Jean New York City, In a slide talk
Nehmad 88% | Helen Schere on his expedition to the
and Helen TlrHow tied with Galapagos Islands Monday,
Esther Stobbart and MaySeptember 8 at the Wetlands
Pinto win an 14.
JOLLY BIDDERS - An
average of 110 was made at
this week'sgame. Top scorers
•for the North-South were
Nancy Alssey and Jackie
McKeon witt 133 and for the
East-West were Lenore
Townsend and Olive
Schaeffer with 138.
Runners-up for the North-
South section were Mary and
die Johnson 120; Sylvia and
Bernard Scheln 117; Sue and
George Weikel IWki RON
and Dan Marino 118; Mildred
and Charles Han 111H, and
Betty Wallace and Ray
BUHng 111.
Runners-up for the Bait-
West section were Joanne and
BUI Cochrane tying with VI
Bedroslan and Dorothy Acchlone
at 111; Helm Harley
and Jerry Woolley 117; the
Browns 114, and Mildred
Keely and Fran Bucknam
U1H.
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JRIDAY, AUGUST 22. iftgfl
THE SEP
Mss Dettore, Magiera soloists with Ocean City Pops Orchestra
Special guests sololat at thta
weft'i Ocean City Popi
Orchestra on the Music Pier
from Sunday through
Thursday wffl be Winifred
DettBrt^ppranp and Michael
Magiera, tenor.
BtagliM, well known to
Philadelphia audlaiceo, ia in
Us third season as a performing
artist with the Opera
Company of PhHadelphta.
Snee making his debut, in
CBFmen, be as appeared in
sng in be company's Spring
production of La Traviata.-
Last season marked Mr.
Maglera's debut with the San
"*"-» Opera in 1 Lombard,
REGISTRATION URGED
Students who will attend
Ocean City High School in
September are urged to
register as soon as possible.
Registration can be completed
through the high school
guidance office from B a.m. to
4 pjn. dally. For Information
concerning registration call
the guidance office at 399-
1290.
followed by La Trmtata, and
with Opera Mew England In
Falstaff. This season he made
Us debut with the Delaware
Symphony and the Opera
Company of Boston in War
and Peace.
Presently the young tenor Is
a student of Dorothy Dl Seala
at the tamed Academy of
Vocal Arts where he has sung
Ferrando in Ooti Fan Tutte,
Tonlo in The Daughter of the
Regiment, Monostatos in The
Magic Flute, and GOTO In
Madam Butterfly,
Mr. Magiera is in his fourth
season with the Philadelphia
angers and is one of their
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regularly , featured soloists.
He Is also a solobt with the
Philadelphia Oratorio Choir
and the Pennsylvania Pro
Muslca.
Before deciding to make
singing his career, Mr.
Magiera taught vocal music,
latin and strings in the
Susquehanna Township
School District, HttTlsburg.
While in Harrisburg, he
served as assistant conductor
of the Harrisburg Youth
Symphony, sang witt the
Chamber Singers of
Harrisburg and the
Harrlsburg Ovic Opera.
He is a graduate of
Millersvllle State College
where he sang with the
College Choir, the Chamber
Choir and Madrigal Singers.
He also performed in several
college musical productions
In leading roles and as
musical director.
Miss Dettore la presently
soloist of Christ Church,
Greenville, Del.; the
p Oratorio Choir;
Ocean City Tabernacle
Association, and bom soprano
and director of "Five for
Opera," which presents an
Introduction to opera for
young audiences.
She has appeared with both
the Philadelphia and Pennsylvania
Opera Companies. In
September she sang the role
of Mary in the world premiere
of Martin Hellenic's folk
opera Margaret Matmxi.
Her many awards include
the Young Artist Award from
both the National Federation
of Music Clubs and the
Concert Artist Guild of New
York,
In addition to concert, opera
and oratorio. Miss Dettore
has appeared at the Riverfront
and Downlngtown
Dinner Theaters as Julie In
Swvvboat and the Mother
Abbess In The Sound o/Music.
Quite recently she added
supper dubs to her musical
versatility.
OCEAN CITY POPS ORCHESTRA
MwlePier
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8pjn.
Frank Ruggteri, Mmlcal Director
Tom Ferttu, Baritone
Winifred Dettore, Soprano
Michael Magiera, Tenor
SUNDAY
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QuestaOQudla
Michael Magiera
Deep Purple
Sara Newell,
Pianist
MCWamonaMrrt
Winifred Dettore
Indian Sum/ner
Betsy Starr, English Horn
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Yours Is My Heart Alone
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OCEAN CITY 846 BOARDWALK .
STONE HARBOR 95th St, off 2nd AVE.
Miss Scott engaged
Mrs. Georgene Hickey
and William Scott, of
Dreiel HID, Pa. announce
the engagement of their
daughter Gwen Lynn Scott
of 3020 Central Av. to
Jeffrey William Mclntjre
of 1040 S. Shore Rd.,
Palermo. He la the son of
Mr. and Mrs. William
Mclntyre of 2023 Glenwood
Dr.
Miss Scott is a speech
and audlology major at
Stockton State College,
Mr. Mclntyre is a
graduate chef from the
Culinary Institute of
America In New York.
The wedding is
scheduled for May, 1981.
Ten families of this area
welcomed new arrivals at the
stork club of Shore Memorial
Hospital during the period of
August 11 through August 17.
Congratulations go to:
Roger and Mary Ann
(Ryan) Steedle, 1050 Bartlett
Dr., Unwood, a son on August
11.
Anthony and Donna
(Taylor) Testa, 12249th St.,
Sea Isle City, a son on August
12.
DBryl and Mary (Me-
Cauley) Todd, 221 Berkshire
Av., Unwood, a son on August
13.
Joseph and Susan (Mem*
zer) Evangelista, ID W.
Shellbay Av., Cape May Court
House, a son on August 14,
Edwin and Barbara
.(Jaggard) g g ) Woolley, 2747
Central t l Av.; A; ad
on
Raymond and Nornla
(Chandler) Eckert, 86 Dennlfvllle
Rd., Cape May Court
House, a son on August IS,
Robert and Alma (Morton)
Smith, 225 Anchorage Or., a
daughter on August U,
Gary and Diana (Sheldahl)
Smith, 5145 West Av., a son on
August 15,
Steven and Delena (Hunt)
Alford, 8146 Bay Av., a son on
August 16.
William and Linda (Sttnson)
Hlddemen, P. O. Bos 296,
Somers Point, a son on August
17.
Deal-bid
High scorers Monday night
at the Ocean City Card dub
games were Ales Orfanelli in
pinochle with 614 and John
Dorgey in bridge with 6790.
Runners-up in pinochle
were Bert Carpenter 594; Jim
Trucksess 589; Charlie
O'Brien 582; Al Hendrlcks
561; Amelia Thompson 572;
Heleq Perrault 572; Mildred
Wray 567- John Mullan 567;
Catherine Turklngton 565;
John Henderson 564 and
Marion Richardson SS7.
Other winners in bridge
were Olaf Johnson 5500; Olive
Schaeffer 5210; Edith Wego
5090; Betty Wright 4940 and
Wendell Young 4680.
The Ocean City Card Club
raeeta every Monday at 7 p.m.
to the Youth Center.
Friends of Music set 'kick-off*
Friends of Music, an
organkatton associated with
tte Ocean City Arts Center^
1 wuU launch its third concert
• season on August 26 at 8 p.m.
in Uie Howard s. Stainton
Room at the Methodist
Church, 8th St. and Central
Av.
.The meeting wUl be a "kick,
off" affair for the 198M1
seaion which Esther WeU,
producer, promises to be
"most escituig."
All Friends of Music, as
Masons to meet
SOMERS POmr _ The
regular meeting of the
Somtrs Point Masonic Qub
will be held at 7 p.m., Monday,
September 8 at Harry's
Inn,
Thi guest speaker will be
Judge Robert Steedle, who
will speak on court systems
and procedures.
All master Masons are
invited to attend the social
hour and dinner, commencing
at 6:30 p.m.
Women's
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Over Va of our
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well as anyone Interested in
promoting and supporting
music m Ocean City, are
invited to attend.
Featured for tte evening
will be Gladys Ford from Pittsburgh
who wiJ] speak about
her experience with a concert
series. Kevin McCarthy,
pianist, will play a snort
concert. He will also be
featured In a solo recital in
October.
The complete series of five
concerts will be listed next
week and the sale of tickets
wfll begin then,
For further information call
399-3256 or 399-7826.
PAGE 5 — SECTION ONE
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Jane Miller of 305 Cffl»tr«d
Av. graduated on Auguit 12
tram the Cape May County
Vocation School and received
her license as a practical
nurse. She will be working at
the Snore Memorial Hospital
& in Somers Point. ' •'•« ' '
Mrs. Miller it tte daughter
of Ruth Hogan of pceaapty.
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