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PAGE 4 — SECTION ONE jOCEAN CITY SENTINEL-LEDGER THURSDAY, APRIL 7.1977
Auxiliary elects slate
SOMERS POINT — Mrs.
Pearl Mrvica was reelected for
her ninth year as president of
Roberts-Johnson Unit 2189
VFW Auxiliary at the business
meeting held Tuesday.
Other officers elected are:
senior vice president, JWrs.
Gloria Flaherty; junior vice
president, Mrs. Christine
Hicks; treasurer,. Mrs. Mary
Ang; chaplain, Mrs.- Lillian
Petersen; conductress. Mrs.
Constance Ellis; guard, Mrs.
Ann Vearling; trustees, Mrs.
Dorothy Glenn for three years,
Mrs. Mary Bodine for two years
and Mrs. Lillian Smiley for one
year.
Appointed by the president
are: patriotic instructress.
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Mrs. Lulu Koerner; historian,
Mrs. . Sarah Hefferman;
musician, Mrs. * Kathleen
Thomas; color bearers, Mrs.
Jeanne Risley, Mrs. Joanne
Bryan, Mrs. Helen Innocerite
and Mrs. Bessie Innocente; and
delegates to the district, Mrs.
Lillian' Petersen, Mrs. Lulu
Koerner; Mrs. Mary Bodine,
Mrs. .Christine Hicks, Mrs.
Jeanne-Risley and. Mrs. Pearl
Mrvica.
A joint Installation- will be
held with the Post May 7. Past
District President Jeanne
Risley will install the Auxiliary
officers.
The next regular meeting will
be May 3.
The Easter
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Dress
Solids or Prints
Misses
and
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from s 32.00 to s 72.00
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Friday 9-9
Mrs. Christopher G. Matt
Miss Mclnnes is the bride of Christopher G. Matt
St. Augustine's R.C. Church
was the setting March 26 for the
wedding of Mary Jane Mclnnes
of this city and Christopher G.
Matt of Naugatuck, Conn. The
Rev.' William Melnick officiated
at the 1 o'clock
ceremony. •".'•'
The bride is the daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. David Mclnnes,
of 1114 Ocean av. The groom is
the son of Mr. and Mrs. Richard
Matt. .
Kathy Tomlinson, of this'city,
was matron of honor for her
sister. Serving as bridesmaids
were Theresa, Betsy and
' Roaemarie Mclnnes, all of this
city and sisters of the bride..
Michael Matt, of this city,
served his brother as best man.
Ushers were Jonathan Matt, of
'this city, brother of the groonn
Carter Chamberlln, of Brat-
Knit machine demonstration
Mrs. Mary Reihley of Rio
Grande will demonstrate the
latest in knitting machines at
. the monthly ' luncheon of the
Cape-Atlantic Christian
Women's Club Wednesday,
April 13, at 12:30 p.m. in Mac's
Restaurant, Somers Point.
Mrs. Reihley will create in
just a few minutes designs
using a computerized knitting
machine. Knitted outfits will be
modeled.
Mrs. Louise Yarrice, of
Haddonfield, will be guest
soloist. She has sung with the
Philadelphia Nationbal Bank
Choral Society and has studied
under Jessie Lovejoy Mac-
Creager.
Guest speaker will be Mrs.
Hereke Paciello, wife, of an Air
Force pilot who is presently
stationed at Maguire Air Force
Base. The mother of two
children, Mrs. Paciello is from
Nagoya, Japan.
Christian Women's Club is a
non-denominational club that
meets in this area the 3econd
Wednesday of every month.
District clubs exchange ideas
Thirty-six members of the
clubs of the Second District,
New Jersey State Federation of
Women's Clubs attended a
Program Assistance Day
recently in the Youth Center.
Mrs. Fred Sassi, District
Program chairman, conducted
the session.
Special guests attending
included Mrs. James C. Kontes,
Second District Vice President;
Mrs. Alfred Constants Jr., State
Program Chairman; and Mrs.
William Thomas, Southern Vice
Chairman of Program
Assistance.
Clubs represented were
Cresset Club of the Mainland,
Ocean City Civic Club,
Wallsholm Club of Vineland,
Galloway Township Women's
Club of Cologne, Women's Club
of Ocean City, Newcomers'
Club of Vineland, Colony Club
of Ocean City, Women's
Rebekah Lodge
marks 52nd year
Members of Ocean City
Rebekah Lodge No. 80
celebrated their 52nd anniversary
at a dinner Monday
evening in Scotch hall.
A pink and green color
scheme was used for the'
decorations. Individual table
decorations were white
hyacinths wrapped with pink
paper and ties with green bows.
Miss Claire McClary, Noble
Grand, welcomed the members
and guests and introduced the
officers. She reminded
members of the upcoming visit
of the Cumberland District
Deputy and her staff on April 18
~when the officers will be installed.
She also reminded the
officers to wear long, white
dresses.
DID YOU KNOW...that we will
use approximately 675 pounds
. of ink to produce this year's
annual Spring Edition of the
Sentinel-Ledger scheduled for
April 21st?
Community Club of Cape May,
Millville Women's Club,
Wildwood Civic Club and
Women's Research Club of
Ocean City.
Reports on programming
were given by each club and
following each report questions
were called for. Mrs. Sassi
expounded on the value of the
exchange of programs and
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SIGN UP MOW/
Daytime N '
All Classes held from
11 a.m. to 1 p.m.
4/11 QIHLTMG
4/14 PENDO
4/20 TOLE (Session ii)
Evening
All classes held from
7 to 10 p.m.
4/12 MACRAME Basic
4/13 TOLE PAINTING
(Session I)
4/14 CARVE and PAINT
5/2 WEAVING on a LOOM
Friday Workshop
Schedule
4/22 DOOR DECORATIONS
FOR SPRMG
4/29 MACRAME JEWELRY
5/6 MAKMG YOUR OWN
GREETM6 CARDS
5/13 OWL PLAQUES
5/20 PAMTMG on GLASS
5/27 MN-FURMIURE
6/3 FABRIC DECORATMG
Wayside Village
Tuchahoe Rd. at Rl. 9
ideas between the clubs. She
also gave suggestions for
programs.
A social hour with luncheon
refreshments followed.
There is no formal membership
and the luncheons are open to
the public.
Reservations are necessary
and can be made by calling
Mrs. Gerald Long 822-8706 or
Mrs. Edwin Kooker 399-2522 by
April 9.
Free baby sitting by
responsible adults is provided
on the premises.
Deal-bid
High scorer in last Thursday's
pinochle game of the
Ocean City Card Club was
Harry Richards with 610.
Other winners were George
Alber, 593; Bill Buzby, 578;
Wanda Bowen, 564; Hulda
Wanger, 562; Al Hendricks,
547; Edna Magin, 540;
Charlotte Cotter, 539; Elsie
Levens, 537; Evelyn Richards,
536; May Robinson, 533; Al
Goldman, 532; Dolly Hand, 530;
Lou Scharff, 528, and Betty
Bough, 523.
There will be a business
meeting Monday at 7 p.m.
preceding the card games.
Members are asked to be there
early.
The Ocean City Card Club
meets every Monday and
Thursday at 7:15 p.m. in the
Youth Center.
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Friday Til 9
(FHIH'IIOH * Te rnos! widely known and
popular of aii shells, few people are aware 0! the
preny ii"!e legend attac^d 10 IT
Legend has i! !^a! nese strange shells tell the story of
Ch'iSt t. sutfennq and his glory
The live holes repiusent the five wounds of Christ On the
front the Easter Lily—its center, a live pemted star
represent,ng the Star of Bethleriem wnich led the shepherds
from afar On tho back the outline of the Christmas
Pomsetia reminds us of His Birthday When the shell is
• broken cpen five Doves of Peace and Good Will appear
Because ol this religious legend this fascmatmg creature
of the sea is often referred to as the Holy Ghost shell
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JEWELERS
1706 Atlantic Ave.
Atlantic City
344-8893
Central Square
Linwood
646-4848
May 16 and reservations are
already coming, in. The fee of
$10 will cover the round trip bus
fare, admission to the mansions
and the services of a guide at
.each one. Ample time will be
allowed for tour members.to
•pursue their own plans' for
lunch. Mrs. Edward Gorman is
in charge of arrangements and
will have additional details to
announce shortly. ', ' • '
The biennial convention of
the New Jersey State League
will be held April 23 and 24 at
the Cherry Hill Inn. The local
group plans to send three
delegates. Input from 64
leagues in the state ia reflected
in. the. proposed two-year
program of study and action.
Delegates will vote upon it and
upon the proposed budget, elect
state officers and conduct other
business. . •
Guests will join the members
at the Banquet Saturday. Rep.
Elizabeth Holtzman of New
York will be the main speaker.
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