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of Absecon Power Squadron
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THE OCEAN CITY SENTINEL-LEDGER THURSDAY, APRIL 21/1977
Miss Zopfi is the bride of Edward William Smith
A wedding of local interest California and Hawaii. They Kings way Learning Center in
took place last Friday evening, will reside in the Allison Haddonfield as .a head teacher
April 15. "in St. Charles Apartments in Marlton.
in. the Early Childhood
. "SMITHVILLE — Absecon Oceanic Administration in"
Borromeo ' R.C, Church, The bride, a 1975 graduate of Program. She also is.enrolled in
{•land Power Squadron,held its developing up to the minute
Cinnaminson,. uniting Ellen Stonehill College in N. Easton, the Special Education Graduate
aqnual "Change of Watch" at Marine Charts for those -who
Marie Zopfi and Edward Mass., is " employed . by Program at Trenton State
Quail Hill and installed E. need to use the waterways.
William Smith. The Rev. Carl
jEfyerett Pierce, of Ocean City, A highlight cf the affair was
Wagner officiated at the double-
as its Commander.
the awarding of the David J.
ring ceremony. The Rev. James
Serving with Pierce for the Somers Trophy to Past Cdr
WELSH. PASTOR OF St.
• ensuing year are Executive Allan E. Bernard, of Mays
Augustine's Church of this city,
Officer 14. Cdr. Joseph Mar- Landing, as "Member of the
' was con-celebrant of the '
shall, of Absecon; Educational Year" in recognition of his
Nuptial Mass.
Officer Past Cdr. Howard outstanding efforts - in
The bride is-the daughter of
Mendon, of Brigantine; Ad- promoting the''ideals and ob-
Mr. and Mrs. Charles H. Zopfi
ministrative Officer Lt. Cdr. jectives of the United States
Jr., of Cinnaminson and 33 W.
George Mimnagh. of Nor- Power Squadrons. Twenty-five -
16th St.. ths city.
thfield; Lt. Cdr. Bruce Beach, year member awards were
The groom is the son of Mr. Your Local Haband
The
HAT:
of Northfield. and Treasurer Lt. bestowed on Past. Cdr. Bruce
and Mrs. William E. Smith, of ' Outlet Store is
Cdr. Bruce Dimon, of Ocean Riddle, of Ventnor, and Past
only
27 Lyndhurst av., Marmora.
City.
Cdr. David Bew, of Jackson-
PACKED with NEW
5.95
Miss Betty Jean Beck, of Mt.
District Lt. Cdr. Andrew ville Beach. Fla. The following
Laurel and this city, was maid STYLES, NEW COLORS
Havre, of Baltimore, the in- were awarded Senior Member
of honor. Bridesmaids were
stalling officer, praised the status for attaining five Merit
and MONEY SAVING
Miss Susan Scott, of
local Squadron for its ac- Marks, Cdr. E. Everett Pierce,
Churchville, Pa., Miss Sarah BARGAINS Like These:
complishments in promoting Lt. Cdr. George Mimnaugh,
Dobie, of Cinnaminson, and
safe boating and for itsGeorge
Adams, and Lieut.
Mrs. William Hess, of Marlton.
assistance to the National Ralph Buckley.
GREEK FISHERMAN'S CAP
Kenneth Southard, of
Remember? You saw one just like il in that fancy
Retiring Commander Frank
BOWEN PROMOTION
Marmora, was best man.
Cape Cod shop but the SI2 price tag was enough to " '"^m.
Canavan praised the Squadron
Assiting as ushers were
stop you cold. You'll find it at Haband in a handsome
Marine Private First Class for its services to the com-
Thomas and Gerald Smith, of
lOQTr cotton twiM for only
Franklin J. Bowen, son of Mr. munity and meritorious
Mrs. Edward Smith
Marmora, brothers of the
and Mrs. Richard W. Bowen, of
Navy, White, Tan or 4? OC
achievement in promoting the
groom, and Jerry Zopfi, of
14 Somera av., Linwood, N.J. civic, social, and educational
Cinnaminson, brother of the
Light Blue. *} Zss?
has been promoted to hisobjectives
of United States
bride.
present rank while serving at Power Squadrons. The meeting Mrs. Wolicki gives birth to baby girl
Qiana
the Marine Corps Com-
Following a reception at the
was closed by Master of
munication Electronics School.
Sheraton Poste Inn, Cherry Shirts
iana®
Ceremonies District Lieut.
Marine Corps Base, Twen- Ellman O. Bretz, of Longport. Mr. ana Mrs. Michael Mrs. Wolicki is the former Hill, the couple left for a only
tynine Palms, Calif. A 1975 Music for dancing was provided Wolicki, of 620 Atlantic av., are Joann Unger, daughter of Mr. honeymoon in Southern
DtffcSS SHIRTS
$9.95?
Real Dupont luxury Qiana Nylon Shirts'. Often
graduate of Mainland Regional by Jimmy Marshall and his receiving congratulations on and Mrs. Franklin Unger, of
YESI
imitated but never surpassed for good looks, easy care
High School, he joined the orchestra.
the birth of their first child, a this city. She was employed as
and that unmistakable soft, silky Qiana feel. In the lighter
Marine Corps in August 1976.
girl April 16 at Burdette Tomlin a legal secretary in the office of
pastel colors that make any business suit you own
Hospital in Cape May Court Loveland, Hughes and Garrett.
look twice as, good!
House. She arrived at 7:22 p.m., Mr. Wolicki is the son of Mr.
weighed five pounds, three and and Mrs. Byron Mercer, also of Deal-bid
Comparable
at XXL
Casual Clothes for Men and Toons
one-half ounces and has been this city. He is employed by
Value: S12 to $15 9.95 Haband (10.95)
• Lee and Oshkosh Painter Pants
named Michelle Christine. Prudential as an insurance
Carpenters • Overalls and Fatigues
adjuster.
High scorer in pinochle last
Thursday at. the Ocean City
DISCOVER MESH SHOES!
26W 33W
Card Club game was Al Bayard
Once your feet discover how cool and
• Student Sizes U-20 Wrangler
with 595. Runnersup were
comfortable they are you will never spend a
Cord Jeans and Kaynee tops
Gertrude Goede, 548; Carl
summer without them. 100% Nylon open mesh
• Lewis Straight Legs, Cord Jeans
Mehnert, 541; Bert Carpenter,
uppers with soft cushion insole, one piece rubber
28W • 42W
6 \SkeU6
524; Oscar Oslon, 518; Elsie
heel and sole. Oxford and Loafej styles,
• Levis Moving on Fashions
Beck, 513; Jane Kimm, 513;
sizes 6Vi to 13.
from 29W 42W
Grace Mclntyre, 502; Leah
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O'Brien, 502;. Charles
Ocean Pacific Bathing Suits and Shorts
NOW OPEN
Only 5«00
Whiteman, 497; Ann Shoener,
Ornamental and Specimen Shell
497, and Beulah Lenderman,
496.
DUGOUT
1244 ASbUry Ave. openDai.y
Top honors Monday night
398-6578 11 a.m. 8 p.m. went to Helen Jones in bridge
Lens Lee
LOCATED AT:
CLOSED: Sun.& AAon. with 5670 and Catherine
HOURS
Turkington in pinochle with 609.
I WAYSIDE VILLAGE
MON.—SAT.
Wrangler Haines
Other winners in bridge were
10-5:30
RT.S8S& RT. 9
Frank Hughes, 5240; Fran
FRI. EVE.
MARMORA, N.J ,.-——__ — — —-«.f
Carhartt
Johnson, 4960; Paul Jones,
TIL 8 P.M.
398-6757
4800; John Dorsey, 4600, and
Adorne Uni-Sex Shoppe Marg Evans, 4140.
Runnersup in pinochle were
Dolly Hand, 599; Harry
Richards, 596; Charlotte Cotter,
UNDER NEW MANAGEMENT
594; George Alber, 582; Dot tie
)f>—Open Tues. thru Sat.
McKenzie, 543; Ed Vile* S43:
Gladys Blood,, 541; T.Kr
The Professional
Sweigart, 536; Blanche Ruleff,
Thursday Eves, by Appt. 529; Betty Scharff. 528; Bea
Tues. & Wed. 10% Discount Etherington, 519, and Al
Registered
Moreau, 514.
for Senior Citizen
The Ocean City Card Club
Nurses Office,
• Facials and Manicures • meets every Monday -and
Thursday at 7:15 in the Youth
955 West Ave.
Center.
at Haband -
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GOLF SHIRTS
STRIPES;(5.95 ,
SOLIDS:; 6.50 \\\
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Wartman-Rogers
betrothal listed
Mr. and Mrs. John F.
Wartman, of Williamsville,
N.Y. announce the engagement
of their daughter, Denise Anne,
to John C. Rogers.-son of Mr.
and Mrs. James T. Rogers, of
Beaver, Pa.
Miss Wartman has been a
lifetime summer resident here.
She is a graduate of Perm State
University and is a teacher at
the Middle Township School.
Mr. Rogers is a Penn State
graduate also and is employed
in sales for Armor Research
Corporation in Moorestown.
The wedding will take place
August 12.
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College and will receive an MA
in Special Education in August.
The groom, a 1977 graduate of
Atlantic Community College, is
employed as Dairy Manager at
the A&P in Ocean City.
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THURSDAY, APRIL 21.1977
1
'Sunbonnet Sues'
entertain Seniors
A patriotic program by the
a Spring motif by Mrs; Ruth
Sunbonnet Sues of the Civic
Club of Ocean City was
MacCormack. She introduced
presented to the Friendly am* thanked her neighbor, Mrs
Seniors of the First United Fred Rupley, who had helped
Methodist Church at a dinner with the arrangements.
meeting on Thursday Evening,
April 14. '
, Miss Jane Kyle, direct
pianist, led the group „
following musical numl
t, "Your Land and My
"Yankee Doodle Dane
"There's Only One Aim
"You're a Grand Old :_ _
ag"
"This is a Great Country", TRY
"This is My Country^,
"America, the Beautiful".
"Battle Hymn of the Republic",
and "God Bless America."
Mrs. Arthur Emerson was
soloist and Mrs. Ernest Kurtz
did an original dance to
"Yankee Doodle Dandy."
The other members of the
group were Mrs. Fidel
Krosesser, Mrs. Ernest Kirkpatrick.
Mrs. Walter Anderson,
Mrs. Paul Hain, Mrs. Kenneth
Morey and Mrs. Joseph Forte
Group singing followed the
presentation.
Francis Highfield played a
musical Disston saw, over 100
years old, used by his grandfather
and still used in Mr.
Highfleld's shop. Miss Kyle
accompanied him on the piano,
as he drew music from the saw For
in his rendition of "Juanita",
and then proved the musical • Breakfast
range possible by playing
"Rocked in the Cradle of the • Lunch
Deep."
Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Moffett • Snack
announced a "Bike 'NHike" for
Friday, April 22. Any one
wishing to join the group should Why Not?!
meet at noon at the Music Pier,
lunch will be at Plymouth Inn at
1 p.m. In case of bad weather, lull's Delicious
there will be the luncheon only.
George Williams, trip
chairman, announced the bus is ^^ It's Nutritious
filled for the trip to
Philadelphia on Wednesday, *>f Six Great
April 20, to hear the String
Band Show of Shows.
Flavors
Arrangements for the trip to
Bermuda, May 21 • 28, must be
consumated by the weekend.
—A proposed trip to
Williamaburg, including a visit 110 Calories
to Busch Gardens in June, is in
the offing. Anyone interested, Per Serving
contact Mr. Williams.
Warren Kay, Interest Group AND -
Chairman, thanked all leaders
for the programs given this
year. He passed out sheets for It Looks, Tastes &
suggestions for next year. .;,
Mr?'L, Burdefle Hawk an- Feels Like lea Cream!!
nounced the new booklet of
members will be available
shortly.
The Rev. Charles Wilcock
reminded the members of the
coming School of Missions and
invited everyone to view the
displays after church on
Sunday at a reception honoring
the confirmation class of
youths. He also invited
members to the "meatless"
covered dish supper, to be held
Friday evening, April 22, to
help the hungry of this world. Market ft
In the absence of the
president, Mrs. H.W. Bland Delicatessen
Detwiler, Mrs. Paul Hartman.
vice-president, conducted the North I Afiantie Ave.
meeting.
Mrs. Ruth Cook and her 8 a.m. to 6 p.m. Qafly
committee prepared the food,
which was served by Mrs. Closed Mondays
Murna Pierce and her host and
hostesses.
Phone 399-3780
The tables were decorated in
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