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OCEAN CITY — A bridal long sleeves witfa hand-embroidered
eyeJet and pleat-.
iisiaot vww, ,"Wedding-
inenorie*,. then, arid now.," -ing on the bodice-... ;.
wi* presented at a- recent. • • Tr-e • oJdett- one • njpdeJed •'
2tt£tetirij2 o Qf pfa* Cape*Aiiar> r in .jj* fawutin show-was a.
'.•tic: Christian Wonien's
Ciufc, fearuxicg wed'ditvg
attire dartsig farces .the late
' -.- tlve dub, 'wfrada- raeets ai
•noo-n on. the %ec6hi
• Wednesday, of eacn month-
' at Tbe Racnders Habd here,
' presents a special feature at
each ktrdTeon, Rebaarpre-
• 'sesitabonsT-JiaVe ' included
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46?9 Stale Road'OrexBl Hill, Pa, •215-789-5200 '
UitiMa'Stout-if
detachable train.
Campbell's satin gown
was heavily embellished'
with pearl and iridescent
beading on the lace neckline
and sleeves. The dress
featured fine detail down to
50s party is
planned April 24
SEAVILLE — The volunteer
fire company will host a
50s party 8 pjn.-midnjght
Saturday, April 24 at the fire
house. Route 50 here
The $15 fee will indude DJ
Jerry Beebe and • -beef;
B.Y.O.B: Fifties, attire ils
encouraged.
Call 390-9289 or 624-1067
for tickets.
,—, proceeds
"Shool will hold a benefit Jhe schooL Call 822-v
Carlo night beef V beer 3545. _-=r-
fimd-raiser> pjru to 1 ajn.
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Cedar
ifeehesn otf&hJi skirt mat
was caught at the back by a
large bow, creating a bostie
The lace and beading detail
was repeated in the headd
, ,The toost'receni bride to
"""nsodel was Tracy Apoiegate
bar: For her wedding, she
chose the iVory peati satin
gown her mother had worn
in I960. It featured a scat*
Iqped. neckline 'and fitted
sleeves with touches of
Alencon lace and 'seed
pearls. Its box-pleated-skirt
lead into a chapel train, Afcia Held and
'which ....when - bustled.' TonyPMo >
formed a tulip design-
Dana Walz provided the Field-Pinto
commentary for the show,
bringing entertaining and
historical information about
life and fashion through the
decades.
Various-bridesmaids and MARTIN, „__„ Term. mw^. — ,. Or.
inothers-of-me-bride gowns and Mrs. Maurice H. Reid
were modeled by Brenda of this city announce the
Mulford, Lorraine pngagcmgcil rrfriigir^MwK-
Ellsworth. Jane Spangler ter. Alicia Elaine, to
andNiahcyPoltiruV Anthony Paul Pmto, son of
Lauren Broome and Jen- Mr. and Mrs. Ered Pinto of
nifer Cressman were the Bargaintown, formerly of
flower girls, and Michael OtaeanGty. T •" ~*
Cressman was the ring
bearer.
. All models were escorted
by Joe Isabella and~~Brian
Wheaton. . _
When telling
about your
wedding.^
WedcSngs and accompanying
photograprormusi
.berecevedfay Th£_SentineHjedger
within THREE
months of the wetting for
publication. The data of
the wedding"must, be
included in the announeement
Wedcfng farms are
available but-are not
required. All wedding,
engagement and anniversary
announcements must
Pinto is also the grandson
.of Josephine Dunn of Philadetphia
and the late John
Vanderslke, and the late
Mr. and Mrs. Antonio
Pmto, formerly of Ocean
City.
The bride-elect JTa 1983
graduate of AiarBn West?
, view High School and a
1967 graduate of the University
of Tennessee at Martin
with a major in
broadcasting. She was
active in the Vanguard Theater,
both on stage and
behind the scenes. She is
currently a flight attendant
with United Airlines, based
in Philadelphia.
The groom-elect attended
Ocean Gty High -School
before serving six years of
active duty'with the VS.
Army. He went on to study
include a name -and j-airport management at
phone nMbar for verities
tion. There is no charge.
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VINYL FENCING
719 Haven Avc, Ocean Citv, Ph. 399-8288
Embry-Jtiddte. Aeronautical
University, with an internship
at Philadelphia International
Airport.
Forrn,erly^wj±b United
Airlixve*' IiUgh.t Safety
Office in Chicago, he is currendy-on
staff with Unifed's
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delphia.
The couple- will marry
May 22 at the First United
Methodist Oturch in Mar-
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r rites
celebrate tradition
E&ane Knaberfy Gager and
Peter Thomas Hessler wen?
married March 20 at a celebranon
farfriends and famiKy,
held at their home here.
Mayor Michael Brennan
•The bride is the daughter
of Joyce L Gager of Ocean •
Ory and the JateDavid M.
Gager. The groom is the son
of Mr. Tand Mrs. Warren
Hessler of Dowidngtown,
Pa. ' • • ' • • •
The festivities featured
wedding selections played
on the bride's family's hen--.
loom music box, dated
1886, and a bagpipe player,
who offered renditions honoring
the Scottish birthplace
and heritage of the mother
of the groom." .
. The men of the South Jersey
Rugby Club sang musical
tributes to the bride and
groom throughout the evening,
and the "yard of ale"'
Peter and Bfeme Hessler
tradition was performed.
Stewart D Gager. of Ngw-
York and London, England,-'
uncle of the bride, gave the
brid&away: Virginia (DeByh-
. Gager was matron of honor
for her niece.
Michael Chimes of Alia- •
muchy, brother-in-Jaw of
the groom, served as best
.marL' .
is a graduate of
Scarsdale, N.Y., schools and
attended. the International
School of Geneva, Switzerland.
She received her bachelor
of arts degree from
Marlboro College, Vermont,
and now works as director
of publicity for Borders
Bookstores.
The groom, a graduate of
the University of Delaware,
is. an international rugby
football player and referee.
He is self-employed.
The • couple will honeymoon
in Wales. •'".'" .•
Dessert, card party at Good CounseT
OCEAN CiTY — TheApril 21 at the Parish Hatfpf
Good Counsel friendship Our Lady of Good Counsel
in Phila- dub invites members and Church, 48th and Asbury.
guests toan afternoon of desserts*
ends and games begin- Bor tickets, call Helene,
ntog 1230 ptm» Wednesday, 399-8473 or Ruth, 398-2360."
Monte Carlo night at Holy Spirit
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OCEAN CITY -4- High
scorer in pinochle March 22
vyasLouise*Ruddy660. .
Runners-up were Clare
Stoon-556, Ulliah Baltz 549,
Helen Elias 544, Barbara
McGehean 539, Kay Corr
528, EsfeUe Gates 525, Sam
ErAlessTb 518 and Catherine
Dromsky 513.
Top honors in bridge that
evening went to Myrt Morrison
4,640. .
Runners-up " were Ruth
Lyle 4,370, Ho Sellers 4,230,
Peg Dagney 4,100, Bob
Needhammer 3,830, Virginia
Feairheller 3,830, John
Gallagher 3,660, Matilda
Phifer 3,660 and Pat Capitano
3,530.
High scoter in pinochle
March 25 was Lillian Baltz,
646.
Runners-up were Vera
Cimino 635, Evelyn -Richards
601, Kay Corr 586, Ed
Kratzee 578, John Baltz 551,
George Elias 542 and Marilyn
Cosentino 527.
~ High scorer in pinochle
-March 29 wa^Barbara
McGehean-600.. _ . •
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Runners-up were Amelia
Thompson 570, Helen Elias
567TSam DTUessio 563, Ed
K«ftzee 547, Peg Case' 547,
Chas Retzko 541, Jean
Nunn 538, Sam Maurer 532,
in the service
ff^duated frorn Ah- Force
nio, with honors.
LTuring training, the airman
studied Air Force
mission, organization. and
customs arid received special
training in human relations.
The son of Karen K.
Gallup of Marmora, the' airman
is a 1987 graduate of
School.
Navy Lt. Lenore R. Ezernack,
a 1983 graduate of
Ocean City High School,
recently completed Officer
Indoctrination School at die
Naval Education and Training
Center, Newport, R.L,
where students are prepared
for duty in the naval
staff field corresponding to
their civilian profession.
Studies include naval history
and traditions, personnel
administration, military
law, dose-order drill, and
other general military subjects
as well as the application*
of civilian professions
within the Navy.
Ezemack joined the Navy
in October 1992. She is a
Navy Lt. Cmdr. Robert F.
Blythe,. whose' wife, Cynthia,
is the daughter of William
and -Barbara Field of
Ocean City, recently,
returned" with Carrier Air'
Wing Two, Naval Air Station
Miramer, Calif., aboard
the aircraft carrier USS
Ranger, from a six. month
deployment to the western
Pacific and Indian Ocean.
The squadron was
deployed to the Persian
Gulf to enforce the United
Nations "no-fly zone" over
southern Iraq and to Somalia
in support of the relief
effort Operation Restore
Hope.
Blythe'is a 1982 graduate
of the U.S. Naval Academy,
Annapolis, MS.
Marine Pfc. Brian j.
Donovan, son of Janet E.
Donovan of Ocean. City,
recently completed recruit
training. .'.'•.'_'..
During training at Marine
Corps Recruit Depot, Parris
Thursday, April 15,1093 OpMnCily, NJ. THBSENnNEL-LBDGEB B3
'Qualify' antiques at club's 30th annual show
LJNWOOD — The quality antique show and hall here, with a diversity of
Antique Collectors Club sale April 24-25- at Ourfine antiques.
will present its 30th annual Lady of Sorrows- Church ..' RepTresentatives from
across Pennsylvania, New
York, Florida and Maryland
as well as several local dealers
are expected.
Selections indude antique
jewelry and sterling silver
at the booth of Ben and Joe
Carpenter • and American
cut and pressed glass, European
and American porcelains
and Victdrian
silverplate at Hill and Taylor's
booth.
For the first time, Happy
Pasttime Antiques from
Maryland will show its collection
of Hummels and
Royal Doultori.'
Doors open at 10 a.m.
A variety of antiques, small and large, are expected at
the Antique Collectors Club's 30th annual show.
OCEAN CITY — New group as' president, with
officers for Precepter Alpha these—fellow officers: Bar-,
both days; the" show will
dose 5 p.m. Saturday and 4
p.m. Sunday.
Admission is $2.50 and
includes. repeat entrance.
Parking is free; a snack bar
will be on the premises.
Call 399-4504 or 398-0336
with questions.
discussed the patterns and
trademarks found on china,
Joan -Bryson talked about
diets for diseases, Ttelen
Boudier spoke~on roses and
a- of Beta Sigma bara Barrett, vice president;
standards and participate in Phi were elected at thePat Brown, treasurer; Eileen
1987 graduate-of Stockton an active-physical condi- sorority's meeting last Ueckermann, corresponding
secretary; Jean Kline, Floss Bed low described
Anna Orfanelli 530 and Al
State College~and a 1992
They are
week, held at the home of
Davie8 528. ~.
graduate of the Uraverslfy tit a variety of military
ArleneDruck.
recording secretary; and—wild, d flowers.
' ;The dub meets 7 p.m.
of Texas, Houston, with a including first aid,
Kathy_Miller will lead the Jeanne Pessaner extension The April 21 meeting is
_pfficer. —. planned at the home-of
. Mondays and Thursdays at
doctor of dental science rifle marksmanship artel
the Youth Cenfer, 6th and
degree. .
lose-order drill. Teamwork
AARPfnnipic The members also took a Phyllis Hurst.
(-discipline are AAI1T Uipit b g^^ vote M Qrl of me - ~ —
Atlantic.
"Year, whpse name will-be
Air National Guard Airman
Thomas R. Capiio has
Marmora fire co^J
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disclosed at* 1 the group's tO ^ElU
Day dinner, to be
breakfast April 18 graduated from Air^ Force
—MARMORA — The basic training at Lackland
le, he joined pyFire Chief Joseph the' Travern on the _^v Furniture
volunteer fire company will AirTbrce Base, San Aritonio.
, _:
tion on fire safety at *e next
and Caning
Corps in October Foglio will make a presenta-
at-the Avalon Coun- . Restoration
hold an-all-you can-eat
— „» New.-Tiled •'.
hceakfast from 8 airu. to 11 The- airman, son of
4* and Antique
ajn. Sunday, April 18 at the Alonza-A. Capito of Marmora,
is a 1982 graduate of David A. Forbes has « ««e YoutrrCenter,
Air National Guard Air—
fire station here
^ States Convention- in Baltimor^
Md June n. 13; a
Furniture
and
| Dressers'10 & Up"
Fireman Bud will be onThe Pilgrim Academy, tuated from the aeroground
equipment -The AARP board will meet held at the home oTNancy
-Mpther's^pay brunch to be
hand_fbr pictures.
Pomona. _—
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mechanic-course at Chanute
1300 Asbury Aye.
10:15; coffee and pashies LBodkin; _
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Instruction included noon. ' T I ntlnued rrom-Bl) . . heart and handprints of inspection^jnaintenance
. The symbols, many_of some of the church youthand repair, of aircraft,
them Christian as well, symbolizes the church's ground equipment, as well STEDEM'S BEAUTY SAWN
"_ were intended To address- concern for the growing as administrative and safety
Jhe many facets of the AIDS number of children afflicted
population, Davidson con^_
tinued. . . . ,
"We chose symbols we"
hoped would be easily
identifiable and meaningful
to all," she said. . ~
The largest symbol of all
. is a huge cross centered vertically
on the panel,'- symbolizing
the cross on which
Christ suffered. At its center
shell and- two drops of
Water, a second birth in
baptism. " ;
. Other signs were adapted
from a UMW design showing
the church's solidarity
with women, who are"
among one of the largest
is a globe, Davidson said growing groups with AIDS-.
"addresses the issue of
AIDS as a worldwide concern."
—. •
•• -Davidson said the Christian
symbolism is-designed
The church's name surrounds
the globe. ..• ——"'
is relevant to our daily lives
to show that "Christianity
_ A purple bunny in the
and the issues and concerns
' comer,, surrounded by a
of the modem world."
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Charity League's upcoming Bali Hai Bali, to be presented
730 p.m. Friday, April 23 at Bally's Grand Hotel
and Casino, sample some of the island cuisine that win
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