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PAGE 6 — SECTION ONE THE OCEAN CITY SENTINEL-LEDGER THURSDAY, MAY 14, 1970 THURSDAY, MAY 14, 1970
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STAGE BAND
What the World Needs Now
Can't Take My Eyes off You
CONCERT CHOIR
a Gloria In Excelsis Deo
My Lord What A Morning
Echo Song
Crucifix us
Ev'ry Time 1 Feel The Spirit
CHORUS
A Time For Us
Let There Be Peace on Earth
We're Through
ORCHESTRA
Telemann Sinfonia ". . .
INTERMISSION
WIND ENSEMBLE
Days of Glory
Water Music Suite
1. Air
• 2. Finale
CONCERT BAND
Trombones Triumphant
Gallant Men
.... .Bacharach
Gaudio
Whitney
Ai*r. BurU'i^h
. . . . .Rhea
Lotti
... An-. Dawson
Rota
. Miller/Jackson
....'... Williams
Telemann/Brown
Cacavas
Handel/Gordon
Keller
Cacavas
„ Conductor - Jeffrey Rubinstein
Narrator - Mr. Robert M. Aiken
The Fantasticks
Schmidt/Reed
Stars and Stripes Forever
Sousa
CHORUS AND BAND
America - Our Heritace . Steele/Ades
PLANNING SESSION.
Warren Miller, director
discusses one selec-
tion with officers of
the band: Bill Kelley,
president; Robert Poor,
vice president; Sharon
Pardee, secretary; and
Peg Coulter, librarian.
ALLEGRO — Warren
Miller, director, calls
attention to 'a partic-
ular emphasis by one
section during the
rehearsals.
SOLO SECTION. Two
members of the French
Horn section work to
perfect their sofo part
in one of the numbers.
—Sen/or Photos.
TUBA MAN. Bill Kelly
works double hard to
perfect his playing in
the musicale.
CONCENTRATION —
Two members of the
trumpet group con-
centrate on their
music to add to the
overall presentation.
Mr. and Mrs. J. Lawrence
McKeovcr, of Wyndmoor, Pa.,
and 316 E. Atlantic blvd., this
city, announce the engagement
of their daughter, Bonita, to
Capt. James E. Stevens, Jr., son
of Capt. and Mrs. J.E. Stevens,
of Falls Church, Va.
Miss McKeever is a graduate
of Bishop McDevitt High
School in Wyncote, Pa. Capt.
Stevens is a graduate of
Virginia Polytechnic Institute
in Blacksburg, Va. He recently
returned from a two-year tour
in Southeast Asia and is now
serving as a member
Mr. and Mrs. John Miller, of
Scullville, announce the
engagement of their daughter,
Judith Anne, to Stanley Joseph
Wodazak, Jr., son of Mrs.
Myrtle Cancelesi, of Scullville,
and Stanley" Joseph Wodazak,
Sr., of Camden. Miss Miller is a
senior at Oakcrest High School.
Mr. Wodazak is with the Navy
presently stationed in
Philadelphia.
THE OCEAN CITY SENTINEL-LEDGER
in Bcila Cynwyci church
Mis.s Nlarilouise Berdow and
Fredric Alexander • Hertz, 've're.
married Saturday morning in.
St. Matthias R C. Church, Bala
Cynv.yd. Pa. The ' Rev'.'
Anthony Mullen, O:S.A.,
officiated.
The bride is the daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. Albert H.
Berdow, of Bala Cynwyd and
2228 Wesley av , this city. The
bridegroom is the son of Mr.
and Mrs. Jules Hertz, of
Wyomissing, Pa.
The bride, escorted by her
father, wore a, gown of ivory'
silk peau d'ange appliqued with
Alencon lace and studded with
pearls. Her veil was of tulle
with matching lace and she
carried a bouquet of lillies of
.the valley.
Miss .Katherine Graham was
maid of honor.' Other
attendants were Miss Elizabeth
Byrne, Mrs. Charles Damico,
' Mrs. Richard Wolfington and
Miss Petti Zeu.thep. They were
gowned in empire apncot crepe
dresses with wreaths and"
cascades of matching tt-a rases
and cornflov.'ers.
Dr.'Duu'glas He'ctz was best
man for his brother Ushers
were "Geoffrey Bayuk. Robert
Berdow. brother of the bride,
Edward Luna and Richard
WolfinRton.
Following a reception at the
Aronimink Gold Club in
Newtown Square. Pa . the
couple left for'a honeymoon in
Hong Kong. They will reside in
Bryn Mawr, Pa .
The bride is a graduate of
Sacred Heart Academy in
Overbrook. Pa., and Rosemont
College in Rosemont. Pa. Mr.
Hertz is an alumnus of
Abington (Pa.), High School
and Rochester Institute of
Technology in Rochester. NY.
Methodist Church Circles
in season's
Final meetings of the season
were conducted by the Circles
of the First United Methodist
Linwood Women's Club Chnrch at special luncheo " s
will honor officers
LINWOOD—Mrs. Willard
Bethel was elected chairman of
the Social Services of the
Women's-Club of Linwood at a
meeting held last week in her
home. Others elected were Mrs.
Fred Auer, secretary; and Mrs.
Henry Gilson, treasurer.
*°* A luncheon to honor the
officers will
Port-O-Call in
JunlO at noon.
A reminder was made of
Vineland Day to be held at the
Training School Wednesday.
Mrs. Donald Bottomley
reported she is selling dresses
for the benefit of Social
Services.
A reminder also was made
of the installation banquet for
the club will be Monday at
Daniel's Restaurant in Somers
Point. Mrs. Philip Curry is
chairman.
Mothers' Day ceremony
highlights OES meeting
Mrs. Mary Swartz, newly
installed Worthy Matron of
Chapter 83 OES, and Peter
Totten, newly installed Worthy
Patron, conducted their 1 first
meeting Monday evening in the
Jr., stood in for all mothers
during the brief ceremony.
Officers and members were •
reminded of the Grand Session
Tuesday through next
Thursday in Atlantic City.
Masonic Temple. Highlight was - Installation of officers of the
a Mothers' Day ceremony.
Mrs. Herbert J. Brownlee,
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next Thursday.
The Worthy Matron
announced that a barbecue for
members and friends will be
held July 20 at the home of
Mrs. Carl Shaw. 3323 Simpson
av . Tickets may be obtained
from any officer, j
The annual chapter bazaar is
scheduled for October. Weekly
workshops are being conducted
every Tuesday at 7:30 p.m. jn
the home of Past Matron Mrs.
Frank Royce, 1812 Windsor
dr. A barbecue for the "newly
installed officers will be served
June 15 at the home of Past
Matron Mrs. Jacob Schuff, 10
Barbados la.
After the meeting
refreshments were served by
Mrs. Shaw and her committee.
Petunia plants were distributed
to all members and guests
attending. ,
The next meeting will be
May 25 at 8 p.m.
Home Department
elects officers
LINWOOD—New officers
for the coming season were
elected at the meeting of the
Women's Club of Linwood
American Home Department
held last week in the home of
Mrs. Roger Mulholland
The newly elected leaders
are Mrs. Fred Sassi, chairman;
Mrs. Douglas Kelfner,
secretary; and Mrs. Richard
Frick, treasurer.
New workshops were
discussed and will be decided
upon at a later meeting. New
members were welcomed as
guests. Hostesses for the event
were Mrs. Sassi, Mrs. John
Sullivan, Mrs. Robert Hartman,
Mrs. Richard Lamprecht and
Mrs. Charles Appleget.
OFFICERS INSTALLED
LINWOOD • Newly elected
officers of the Women's Club
of Linwood will be seated at
the annual installation banquet
Monday in Daniel's Restaurant.
The social hour opens at 6:30
p.m. and dinner will be .served
at 7:30 p.m. Mrs. Philip Curry
is chairman.
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City Day Care Center met with
a generous response from the
members.
Alpha Circle met at the
Beachcomber Inn for dinner.
There were 20 members and
three visitors present. Mrs.
Scott Burman led devotions.
At the dinner meeting of
be held- at ..Dorcas Circle in Tuckahoe Inn,
meetings
led the devotions-
Members of Rachel Circle
met at Port-O-Call for
luncheon with 19' present.
Devotions were presented by
Miss Sara Armstrong.
Seventeen members of Ruth
Circle enjoyed a luncheon at
the Flanders Hotel. Devotions
were presented by Mrs. Albert
Gerber.
Twenty members of Sarah
Circle attended a luncheon
meeting in Plymouth inn. Mrs.
Ross Howard led in devotions
and gave the study book
review.
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Ocean City Mrs. Earl Wilson ppresented
a
travelogue. Twenty members
Mrs. Fredric Alexander Hertz
and five visitors attended.
Devotions, were presented by
Mrs. Raymond Blood.
Twenty-three members of
Esther Circle met for luncheon
in Plymouth Inn. Mrs. Charles
Wilcock was jTguest. Devotions
were presented by Mrs. Grace
Peppers. The Circle was
entertained with stories about
mothers in honor of Mother's
Day.
_ Members of the Eunice
Circle enjoyed a luncheon at
the Lobster House in. Cape
May. There were 13 members
and three visitors present.
Seventeen members of the
Hannah Circle met at
Momaday, Puccini topics
at Literature luncheon
The Literature Department their welfare. He is associate
of the Women's Research Club professor of English and Poetry
held 'its final meeting of the at the University-of Californiaseason
last Thursday in the He has written three books,
First United Methodist Church much poetry and won the
Parlor.'
Pulitzer Prize for his first book.
Mrs. Joh,n A. Mawhinney Mrs. Mawhinney pointed
reviewed "Way to Rainy out that the 'author's
Mountain, " by M. JScott descriptions of nature from an
Momaday. at the morning Indian's point of view are very
session. Mr Momaday is an beautiful. He feels tne white
American Indian who is loyal man should have a better
to his people and works for understanding^of the Indians.
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Seven guests were welcomed
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including Mrs. Richard Clunn, Garden Club poetry and commentary.
WSCS president. Mrs. Forrest
During luncehon, discussion
Bridegam gave the devotions.
was held on next year's study
Twenty-one members and elects slate Following luncheon Mrs.
five guests of Lydia Circle met
Morgan Hand. 2nd, presented
for dinner at Scotch Hall. LI N-tt'OOD—Officers for "Pictures of Puccini."
Devotions were presented by 1970-71 were elected by - She explained that Puccini
Mrs. Rose Pitelli. Mrs. Roger members of the Four Seasons was an Italian who came from
Nevius and Miss Ruth Nevius Garden Club meeting Monday " four generations of musicians.
entertained with a program of evening in Central Hall. He wrote many operas
poetry and song.
Installation will take place including "'La Boheme".
Twenty-four members of June 1 at Shrul's Restaurant. "Tosca" and Madame
Martha Circle met for luncheon McKee City. Cocktails will be Butterfly," which was his
at Port-O-Call. The cirlcf- was at 6:30 p.m. and dinner at 7. favorite.
invited to the home of Mrs. Officers elected are Mrs. Mrs. Hand went into detail
Ralph Lambert following Conni> Russo, president: Mrs. about "La Boheme, " and
luncheon. Mrs. Lloyd Ruth John McClain, vice president; played recordings from the
presented devotions, and final Mrs. John Chison, treasurer; opera. \
arrangements were made for Mrs. Jules Blazej, recording Following the meeting, tea
the WSCS meeting held this secretary; Mrs. George Kurtz, was served at the home o: Miss
past Tuesday when Martha corresponding secretary-; and Mary Kassab and the group
Circle served as hostess. Mni. Gladys Everitt.
-•disbandecF-for the season.
Mrs. Gustav Nordstrom director,
entertained members of the Serving on the installatio
Miriam Circle_at her home for dinner committee
luncheon. There were 25 William Scott, -Mrs. Jose
present Mrs. Nordstrom gave Boucher and Mrs. Eve"->tt.
the devotions, and a hymn Mng Announcement was made
followed.
that the annual summer picnic
Priscilla Circle enjoyed a will bo held July 21 at the
luncheon meeting at home of Mrs. Lynn Rowley-
Port-O-Call. There were 17 Rain date is the following
members and two visitors- evening. The picnic will be a
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Program for the evening was
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Navy Seaman Terry A." Howell. interesting talk on Bedding
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Howell, of 857 Park pi., was had brought with here were
graduated from the Naval presented the winner of an
Academy Preparatory School identification game, Mrs. Paul
at Bainbridge, Md. The school Gray.
prepares men academically. Following the meeting
militarily and physically for refreshments were served by
entrance into the U. S. Naval Mrs. Victor Urbon and Mrs-
Academy at Annapolis. Fred Elsworth.
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